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

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FACULTY Avery, Ralph H. Applied Art Beckley, Donald K. Retailing Benedict, May D. Counselor, Home Economics Biehler, Raymond M. Mechanical Bohacket, Herbert H. Construction Bond, Milton E, Applied Art Braden, Ralph H. Chemical Brehm, Frederick W. Photographic Technology Brodif, Harold J. Mechanical Clark, William A. Construction Clements, Alling M. Applied Art Colton, Howard C, Photographic Technology CORRINGTON, MURLAN S, Mechanical Culver, Byron G, Counselor, Publishing and Printing Dale, Louise H. (Mrs.) Home Economics Davis, Alfred L. Liberal Davis, Warren C Liberal DeWitt, Frank Publishing and Printing Dobbs, Wallace E. Photographic Technology Donaldson, Cyril Mechanical Elberfeld, John Mechanical Foss, Clarence Publishing and Printing Freer, Richard Food Administration Frjbance, Austin E. Electrical Fritz, Dorothea M. Retailing Gillakd, Mary E. Chemical Gilliland, Adam Publishing and Printing Gould, James H. Electrical Hagberg, Sherman Mechanical Havens, Mary C Librarian Hogadone, Edwina B. Counselor, Retailing Hoke, Georgie C (Mrs.) Counselor, Food Administration Horn, Charles C Applied Art Howland, Hazel P. Liberal Irving, Florence J. Publicity Jameson, Margaret O. Liberal Jarvje, Lawrence L, Chairman, Educational Research Johns, Alfred A. Counselor. Chemical Karker, Earl C. Electrical Kinnear, Marie Liberal Koch, Horace W. Retailing LeCain, George Mechanical Long, Gladys F. Food Administration McCullough, Milton W. Liberal Martin, Herman Counselor, Mechanical Meyer, Florance Director, Residence Hall Minzner, Walter R Electrical Mohlenhoff, Bernice M. Retarli ag Morecock, Earle M. Counselor, Electrical Neblette, Carrol B. Counselor, Photographic Technology 26 Plehn, Brainard Aiechanical Provins, Leroy Publishing and Printing Purinton, Velma Cafeteria Manager Ritchie, Donald L. Publishing and Printing Savage, Charles A. Photographic Technology Seavey, Duncan W. Aiechanical Sinclair, Arthur N. Applied Art Smith, Leo F. Educational Research Sorace, Joseph F. Publishing and Printing SPEIDEL, Cm ARLES Mechanical Stampe, Jean M. (Mrs.) Retailing Stratton, Burton E. Supervisor, Evening School Strickland, Eunice Home Economics Syme, Jeane S, (Mrs.) Food Administration Terk, Lois Food Administration Thomason, Calvin C. Head, Dept, of Social Science Thronson, Silas M. Photographic Technology Thurber, Bertha Food Administration Tuites, Clarence E. Electrical Ulp, Clifford M. Counselor, Applied Art Ulp, Ruth Huntley (Mrs.) Applied Art Van Peursem, Ralph L. Chemical Wells, Fred A. Applied Art Wiehn, Martha B. Photographic Technology WlGREN, ElNO Publishing and Printing Wyman, Minnie R. Applied Art

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CLASSES ith a slight increase in enrollment over last year's figures, an- other school year brings to the end the schooling careers of many and the beginning of others. Enrollment this year for the day school was approximately 877 students. In addition to this there were 77 special students, bringing this total above the 900 mark, an unprecedented figure in the history of the Institute. About 236 Seniors will be graduated this year. The school year just completed at the Institute has certainly been successful for all concerned, both in the fulfillment of educational requirements and the enjoyment received through the various social and athletic activities. Congratulations should be in order for the members of the Senior Class, who during their school years at the Institute have proved them- selves hard-workers and have engineered several of the school’s most successful projects, and social events. They will long be remembered for the things they have accomplished while here and our only hope is that success will be an assured factor in the future for all of them. The Junior and Freshmen classes, which outnumber the Senior class are also proving themselves to be an ambitious and cooperative group. Already they have been responsible for numerous activities in the social calendar in addition to upholding the traditions of the In- stitute. 28