Rochester Institute of Technology - Techmila / Ramikin Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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FACULTY Georgian IV. Hathzuay Alfred A. fobnf MRS. JEAN M. STAMPE EDWARD I-1, LANG ANNA MAY JOHNSTON ROYAL XVELLER SCHOQL OP INDUSTRIAL ARTS CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION G HERMAN MARTIN, Saperoifor ALFRED A. JOHNS, Director WM A CLARK THOMAS H. CAPSON ELECTRICAL HERBERT BOHACKET EARLE M. MORECOCK, Coordinator EARL C. KARKER, Dept. Head INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL WALTER CRILEY ALFRED A. JOHNS, Saperoifor CLARENCE E. TUITES RALPH H' BRADEN MARY D. GILLARD MECHANICAL EDWARD PARK HARRIS HERMAN MARTIN, Saperoifor PHOTU TECHNOLOGY HAROLD BRODIE MARK ELLINOSON, Saperififor CYRIL DONALDSON F. VV. BREHM J. YVARREN GILLON C. B. NEBLETTE SHERMAN B. HAGBERG MARTHA G. BONKOWSK1 RETAILING SCHOOL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Hoke, Lang, Weller, Donaldfon, Davif, Stratton, Brebnz, Clark, Bolwacket Hoke, Tb0772df07Z, Daoif, Ellingfon, Barton, Koflo Taitef, Braden, Criley, KDKA, Hafgberg, Brodie, Capfon, Harrif Cunningham, Proper, Hoke, Hathaway, fobnfon, Hickf, .ftampe Gillon, Ellingfon, Morecotk, fobnf, Martirz, Karker, Neblette, Tlronzafon

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czzjjfmz M. Uzp SCHOOL OF APPLIED ART CLIFFORD M. ULP, Director HAROLD S. BEAL MILTON E. BOND ALLING M. CLEMENTS BYRON G. CULVER CHARLES C. HORN J. BURNETT MATSON MRS. RUTH H. ULP MRS. MINNIEVR. WYMAN HERBERT H. BOHACKET LIBERAL WARREN G. DAVIS MARK ELLINGSON CALVIN C. THOMASON MRS. G. W. HOKE APPLIED ARTS Culver, Clemente Mntfon, Ulp, Wyman, Horn FACULTY May D. Benedict GEO. W. HOKE BARTON E. STRATTON SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS MAY D. BENEDICT, Director W. A. FENSTERMACHER NAN R. LINGLE EUNICE A. STRICKLAND BERTHA THURBER ELIZABETH G. VAN HORNE VIOLA M. WILSON DOROTHY D. ROBERTS HAZEL F. BURKEY SCHOOL OP RETAILING GEORGIANA W. HATHWAY, .S'nperL'2f0r RUTH CUNNINGHAM MRS. ELIZABETH HICKS FOOD ADMINISTRATION Stricklmzd, Proper, Barren, Tl1ezm1.rm1, Reberzir, Tltllbff Van Horne, Bzzrkej, Bezzedift, II'il.rm1, Lingfe

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THE SADNESS OF GRADUATION Upon graduation we, the Seniors, leave the Athenaeum. We leave more than the physical buildings, books, halls, and settingsg we leave many of our friends in the Faculty and Student Body. Friends who have been a vital factor in making the past three years three of the most profitable and enjoyable years of our life. I We left these friendsin' June for the past two years knowing that another September would bring us together again, but not so this year. lt may be years before many of us shall again meet. September shall roll around again but no more familiar halls to walk through-no more faculty reception-initiation week shall pass without our presence- no more school dances-no more games-in fact, no more school life as a class-our school days at the Athenaeum are over-ended. V Memories, if allowed, can be real and live in their true color and glory and it shall be these memories that shall keep the past three years alive forever. Through the ensuing years we shall travel far and form many new friendships but always we will have the memories of our days and friends at old R. A. M. l. WILLARD ZINKE