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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1949 volume:

Property sf TfCHbiLi V A CHRONICLE OF THE YEAR S EVENTS. PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, AND DEDICATED TO THE SENIOR CLASS. ROCHESTER, NEW YORK. MAY ii, 1040 Departments. 12 lasses yj. Activities. . 118 Athletics . . 150 A cl vertising.............................,162 VCW 4 vt A decade from now %ve may have forgotten that the Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Braves in the W orld Series, or that A I ree in the Meadow was the song on everyone s lips at the beginning of the 1948-19 school year. However, in the pages ol 1 ech- ini la. we hope to place a I the graduates fingertips a lasting reference to the welcome memories ol school life. Not only tile highlights of the year, but also tbe little things—so pleasantly remembered but so easily forgot- ten—are contained herein. 3 N INSTITI HON IS GREAT WHEN GRADI ATI-S ART: CONSTRI CTIVI: ITS IN THEIR THINKING. CREATIVE IN THEIR WORK AND COOPERATIVE IN THE MANY ASPECTS OE LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL LIFE THAT IMPINGE UPON THEM AS GOOD CITIZENS. IT IS OUR FIRM BELIEF THAT AS YOl GO OUT INTO THE COMMUNITIES AND INDUSTRIES OE THE NATION YOU WIN ADD MATERIALLY TO THE STATURE OF BOTH YOURSELVES AND THE INSTITUTE. WE HAVE CONFIDENCE THAT YOUR AC- TIONS IN THE AGGREGATE WILL CONTRIBUTE TOWARD MAKING OUR WORLD A BE ITER. A HAPPIER, AND A MORE PEACEFUL PLACE IN WHICH TO LIVE. President DR. MARK El I IXGSON 6 8 9 10 II £ 4 Adiiiiiiislicil ion Dr. Mark Plllngson President Willi tiie responsibility of main la riling «' constant How of stu- dents through the school, the men and women who perform the administrative duties are as essential to its makeup os the instructors who imparl knowledge in the lassrooms. AI RTF, the daily tasks of the administration extend far be- yond registering students and handling Finances. Adequate housing is provided all students; veterans problems receive expert attention within the confines of the Institute; a general library, containing a select collection of reference and techni- i.d works, is supervised by a trained librarian who aids stu- dents in the selection of hooks, and a medical staff is available to students at all times during the school day. I Hlillf RICK I. KflLB Gom pI roller Alfred A. Johns Registrar Dk. I.ijgene Powell Physician It A(lminish.ilion Assistants Marion Behr Claris Union Counselor Alfred L Davis Mary Frances Dudley Associate Director Assistant Evtiiins anti Extension Division Educalional Research D, I lopf: Huntington Associate Director Residence Hall Lena W. Karker Nurse Lawrence Lipsett Assistant I aIui alion.d Researc.Il Louise Pender Assoc rale Director Residence I fall 15 I )cpartiiienl Supervisors Byron G. Culver Iidwina B. Hogaoone Publishing and Print inn Retailing Or or gif C. Hoke f’ootl Administration Herman Martin Mechanical Karl M. Muri cock Electrical Carrol. B. Neblette Photographic f e hnology Leo F. Smith Educational Rcsoarrli Bi h ion K. Stratton Evening and Extension I )i vis ion Ralph L. Van Piursem Chemistry Ci in oHi) M 1 i.p Applied Art Calvin C. f hum a son Social S icnce 16 - VALU2 W .ite - HUE -- ■ 17 lici (y4 t lll Dl MAR I MI NT OF AMPLIID ART. endt savoring to pro pair the student for a career in professional arl, offers a well rounded ciirrictduni of both social and technical subjects. A conservative approach is taken in whirl) mere sensationalism is avoided. I he works ol contemporary, as well as historical, artists are studied and anafized to give the student an appreciation ol the funda- mental principles ol art I fu se principles remain unchanged through- out the ages regardless of inovations ol styles and techniques. Couplet! with a working knowledge of the uses of various mediums, a foundation ts laid upon which can he built a successful career in advertising art, illustration, interior decoration or design. Courses dealing in the Social Sciences are added to blither indi viduul growth ol character and personality. Assistance and guidance is given in the development ol a philosophy and a standard of ethics upon which happiness in life and professional success is so dependent. IS Firtl Rm1. R.ilpli FI. Avcrv, Miltcm l'_ Bowl, Ailing M Clemt'iils. Sffond Rent': Sylvia R. Dnvit. Knlli E Gulfrurlit. Ciniflo C Ilorn. Third litm-- Elinor R. Lapp. Marjorie Lapp. Waller K. Ling. i'oiirl i lion': I leltlier FI. Carpenter. Eliza lie ill A Mcsnit- , Jacqueline IJ. O Cofinal!. HllloM li Rkluirtljiun. Ar. lliur N. Sini'lnir. Fifth Rmv Fr«l A. Wells, loin. C Wendt I., Sinn ley ] I Wttmfiyer, 10 Hi 20 CVMiSh rr f ROM tl ic lime ol its organization in Sep- tember. 1918. I lie Chemistry Department has been graduating students who are prepared lor employment in industries wholly or partially chemical in nature. Included are laboratory as sistanis. analytical chemists, technical salesmen, manufacturing chemists, research chemists, and various types ol supervisors. In September. IQt6. a cooperative course in metal Finishing was offered and is constantly in- creasing in popularity both Irom the student s and the employer s viewpoint. In addition to training personnel, the Department will offer technical service and will conduct development work lor metal finishing industries in Rochester and vicinity. I he Chemistry Department lakes pride in its ability to keep abreast ol recent developments in its field. It offers courses dealing with new optical and electrical instruments in chemical analysis and constantly adds to its courses the latest improvements and techniques as presented by the various journals of the American Cl lerni- ral Society. 22 23 24 eet icit- 7 25 m HH 1 -LI'.Cl RICAI. I )FPARTMFNT follows tlie cooperative plan, ly and employment is provided by local industry where practical ex- perience augments school training. I lie mutual advantage oj this system to student oral employer alike is testified by the (act that half of the graduates remain with their cooperative employers alter leaving school. A recent survey ol Department graduates reveals a record ol which RI1 can hr justly proud, fwenty-seven per cent ol these graduates have gone on to do advanced study. I wo per cent of the graduates who look advanced work have become certified teachers. ! wenty-four per cent of the graduates of the Electrical Department serve in admin istrative capacities, while others hold jobs ns engineers and circuit de- signers. Smaller percentages have found employment in sales and non-technical jobs. 1 raining given in seven modern laboratories, covers the major fields ol employment—electronics, circuits, power, radio communications, tele phone, railway signals ami x-ray. Jo Earle M. Morecock, Supervisor Irene P. PavVMSJI. Secretary first Row: William I. AmhusL Richard Bonder. Dean M, Frederick. SpcohiI Row Kcnnelii tv I rendi. .Austin E. Fribailee. Earl C, Karker. limit Row: Kennelli V, Kim pi on, Charles F. I olrnsclilce. Clarence F.. I ujles. 28 20 ............ I U I ) I C • on 11) cooperative plan, students  J llie liiod Ad ministration Department find temporary employment in res tauranls, cafeterias and institutions throughout tlie Rochester area as well as in our own school cafeteria. I his year three new lacnlI members were added to the Department. I hey are: Mrs. Robert D. Coleburn. .1 graduate ol Michigan Slate Feathers College in Lansing, Michigan, who has had hotli school cafeteria and commercial experience; Miss Barbara L. Cross, a gradu- ate ol the I. uiversify of Massachusetts, w ho had dietetic internship training at the- University ol Seattle; and Miss Patricia Lindsay, who graduated from Rl I last June. Oraduales of this department have little difficulty finding employment. I here is a growing demand lor food administrators in the field of hos- pital dietetics as well as commercial lood management. Former students are employed all over the I nited States. One graduate has a position with an oil company in ene .uela. Georcie C. Moke. Supervisor Marion A Kimiton. Secretary S n'rin il Rnir lJalrki,i M Lindsay. Hernice R. Skinner. fieri La I burner. Third Rojr Viola M. Wilson. f irsl Row: Barbara I'.. C loss, Lliy.alx-lli Fo lev. Feme King' JJ 32 AVilCS 33 rr W)R over lliirly years the Institute lias provided industry with some v ol the most thoroughly trained young men in the mechanical field. Screw Machine Technology, the youngest oi the Mechanical De- partment s courses, has received much recognition in its few years ol existence. According to Supervisor Herman Martin, several men already associated with firms throughout the country are presently enrolled in this comprehensive course. I hree hundred and twenty cooperatives and a number ol special students comprise the Department s roll lor the 1948-49 school year. One full time instructor, Allan I . Bills, was added to the faculty this year. Mr. Bills, assistant to l.dward W, Goebel of the screw machine laboratory, was graduated From the Department in 1918. We are living in a mechanical age, I he men trained in tool engin- eering. metallurgy, and the intricacies of machinery will find untold opportunities in this field—a field ever in need ol trained technicians. 31 Hi rman Martin, Supervisor First Row: Robert F. Belknap. Harold I. Brodrc, William A. Clark. Second Row Cyril Donaldson. Frank I), Fulirman. Richard A. ( ranch F iird Rotr: Frank A. Geisl. Edward W, Goebel, Henry Goebel. Fourth Row Sherman B Kagkerg, Rkluird F. Kipers. George H. LeCain. Fifth Row: Russell A. Norton. Chester C Norlhrup. Charles O. I Iter. 35 17 t kf 1 1 rm the addit ion ol new y equipment the I )epart merit rational supremacy in the field ol courses, new instructors and this year continued its hid for photography new ed 11 Mr. Ralph M. Hattersley. who graduated from Rl I last year, and Mr. Val erijs Januskevirs. who. besides operating a photo laboratory in Latvia lor some lime, studied chemistry at the I diversity ol Heidel- berg. have be e'ii added to the faculty this year. Or Silas M I hronson has designed a stainless steel color processing machine, featuring accurately controlled temperature and agitation which is now being used in the color laboratory. I wo new sinks, de- signed specifically lor color printing, and an elaborate temperature control system have also been installed this year. I he latter insures water temperature control throughout the entire laboratory. Courses in Retail Photographic Selling and Industrial Photography have been added to the already fine curriculum to help the student gain a position of responsibility in tommerdid or industrial photography. 38 Carrol B, Ncblette Supervisor First Ron?; Mary Aldrich. Robert A. El dridge, James L. Foster. Second How: Ralph M. Hat tors Icy, W lerijs Janiifilcevics, Floyd T, King, Charles A. Savage, P, II. Shaw cross, I hint Raw: Donald L. Smith. Leslie D. Slroebel. Silas M. I hrortson. Hollis N. Todd. Edwin M. Wilson. 10 ONE Of lIu- top-ranking schools of printing in the country, the Department continued its program of expansion this year with the introduction oi several new instructors and additional pieces of equipment. I he section devoted to offset lithography had its face lifted early in the lull to accommodate a new press as well as equipment for the plate making and camera rooms. Installation of a photo-engraving laboratory for experimental and servite purposes highlighted the years expansion program, It is super- vised by Ralph B. 1 lifts, who is also a pressuoik instructor. New faculty members include R. J, Richards. David Cummings, and George Williams, offset lithography: Richard Bores ford. Mono- type: and Joseph F. Bowles, hand composition and presswork. According to Byron G. Culver, supervisor ol the Department since its origin in 1937, Publishing and Printing graduates have received excellent positions in the field of graphic ails. A recent survey shows that more than 30 different classifications ol positions have been filled by former students. 42 ■u 1A} f IIM courses designed to prepare men and women lor responsible f ¥ positions in the various fields o( retail merchandising, the Retail- ing department this year had an enrollment of 270 students. Seventy- live ol these were men, which is the largest male enrollment in the De- partment s twenty-five year history. Advertising, purchasing, interior decorating, personnel management and credit management are among the positions lor which retailing stu- dents are trained at the Institute. I he Department achieves this goal by a sound technical and liberal training lor systematic promotions, which allows the graduate to work up to key positions in both departmental and specialty stores. I he Department utilizes the cooperative plan but. unlike the other departments using this plan, keeps hnth blocks on the job during the month of December. 1 fils year students worked in forty stores in eleven different cities, an increase of five stores over last year. 10 Edwin a B, I loOAixrii:. Supervisor Alice E. W'inne, Secretary f irst Row: Alice ( . Beefier. Hurry C . Drost. Elizaficlh P. Ellina. S 'onJ Roie- Dorothea M I ritz, Horace Y Koch. Richard C. Reidcnbarli, Third R.ou': Jean M Stmnpe. 47 18 ClCviCCS 40 V INCE I lie early pari ol February. 194 . llie Department lias been known as the General I lineatior) Department. 1 lie title. ' Social Science, was discontinued because ft didn I accurately describe the combined courses of study wilfi which it is concerned. Besides special courses for different departments ol tlie Institute, the General Education section includes classes in Human Relations, Basil Economics and Financial Systems. Social Problems and Public Speaking. 1’or many years the Institute I las based its total program on the polity that sole emphasis should be placed neither on liberal or vocational education as such. Rather, each student is looked upon as an individual who must deal successfully with personal and social problems as well as those in his chosen profession. I he aim ol the General Education courses is to aid students in de- veloping the ahr lily to deal will the many problems which lie beyond the limits ol their occupations. 30 cvnc V5 IT IS A QUEER FEELING TO KNOW THAT OUR RIT SUN HAS RISEN, SI I OWN. AND SET A CHALLENGING LIFE IS BEFORE US, AND THE STUFF WE ARE MADE OF WILL SOON BE APPARENT. THOSE OF US WHO HAVE CAUGHT THE MEANING AND VALUE OF A TECHNICAL EDUCA- TION WILL PASS THROUGH THE PORTALS WITH EQUIPMENT MADE UNIQUE BY THE FACT THAT IT IS OURS FOREVER. jt First Ron Henry S. Al amski Mech. ixoc u' lcr. JV. V. Nicholas F. Agnello A, A. Rochester. i . V. Bowling. John L. Albright P. T. Rochester. j . V Camera Club. Second Ron: Milton C. Alderman Fleet Pain led Post, N. Y. Salvatore L. Alessi Elect. Rochester, N. Y. Bowling. Robert F. Allen Ret. Rochester, N. . Ret i ling Ass ii. l ni Sigma Phi. 7 bird Ron Charles J. Amorese Chcm. Honeoye Pulls, A. V Cliem Club. Bernard W. Amos Mecli. Medina. N. Y. M. S. A. George S. Anderson A A. Rocliesier, A. V Phi Sigma 1 fii. Clieerleading. Bowling. Intra Basketball and Baseball, SIndent Council. Four b Row Thomas E. Arcara P P Rochester. N. Y. Sprit (I 1 itor). Bekir F. Arpag P P Ankara, 1 urkey Clii Hollo Phi Ski C lub. I runis. Louise C. Asm Ret. Rochester, N. Y. Delta Om- it rou, Retailing Ass n. Fifth Row Donaid K. Atkins P P Middlehora, Mass. Pi Club Donald If. Aufll.i; Mecri, Rochester, N. Y. Gf.rard I. Augustine P. 1. Confers, V. Y. Camera Club. 54 First Roti Edward 1 . Awe P. T. New Rochelle, A L Y. Phi Sigma Phi, Riding ( Juh. C am era Club. Clyde P, Axtell Elect. Rochester. N. Y. E. S, A. Ralph A zz a rone P. T. Rochester, N, Y. Basketball. Second Ron William C. Bailey Elect. Rochester, N. V. Bowling. E, S. A. George H. Baist Mech. Rochester, N. Y, Barbara A. Baitsholt S Ret. Buffalo, N. Y. I hirtl Row Raymond J, Baker Mech. Rochester, N. Y. M S. A.. Choir. Terry A. Barker F P Salt Fake City. Utah John M. Barry Mech. Rochester, l . Y. Intra-Bas- ketball. Fotirf i Rod? Joseph A. Basso ( hem. Middletown, N. Y. New- man Club, Chern Cl uh, Chi Della Phi, Student Council, Bowling, Donald J. Battey P P Ijoirufston Manor, V, Y. Pi ciub: Robert O Beach A. A. Rochester. N. Y. Fifth Row Kenneth N. Beagley Elect. Rochester, IV. Y. Robert W. Bell F P ISelluire, Ohio Pi Club, Robert A. Benefiee P P Foffansport. loci. Pi Club. Student Council. Firs! Ron Jam is I . Bennett Mech. Sayre, Pa, M. Si V Lauren E. Bennett P P img mmfon, . V. Pi -Club, 1 cnnis. Preston I. Bergen P P Hit,I,land Park N. . Pi Club, Student Handbook, Chi Delta Phi. Second Row Beatrice L. Bergeson P. 1. (t ea no a ter, F la. Camera Club. Riding Club. Harold Z Berlin P P Irvington, N. . Pi Club. Daniel E. Berry P. 1. Irvington, N. Y. Camera Club. 7 flirt I Row Norman B, Bjggart P. I. ' eedfmm. Mass. Ski (dub. Camera Club. Francis F. Bill Mech. Syracuse, N. Y M. S. A. William R. Bingham P. I. Rochester, N, Y. Fourth Row John D. Rise EE Mech, Rochester, N. Y, I Iarry A. Bischoi i Elect. Rochester, N. Y. E. S. A. Robert F. Bishop Elect. AIp ifi e, N. Y . E. S. A.. Bowl ing. Fifth Row Ceir S. Bjornsson P P A litireyri, ft ehind Ski Club. Sprit. Pi Club. B. J. Blackman P. T. Bowling Greent Ohio Robert R, Blessing Elect. Rochester, N. ’I . Student Council, E. S. A.. Phi Sigma PI  . 16 First Row Lots M. Bloodcooo Ret, Andes, j r. V. Sigma Kappa Delta, Glee Club, Bowling. Gilbert A, Bloom Chem. Rochester, IV. V. Joseph S. Bochnak P P Rome, IV. Y . I echmiln. Pi Club. Second Row Wakren E. Boehmer Meek, Rochester, IV. Y. Boultng, M S. A. Bertram E. Bogug P. I. Tacoma, Wash. Joseph Bottwin P. !. firoo lilyn, N, Y. Camera Club. Tochnuln Staff, Chi Del- ta PKi. 7 hird Rote Walter I , Bouchton Mecb. Victor, N. Y. Richard L, Bouton P P Corn reoII on I-tud son, V. Y. Newman ( 11jit. Sprit. Howard R. Boynton P. I. Rochester, V, , Bowling, Rifle Club. hourlh Row Patricia J. Bradt Ret Kenmore, IV, Y. Arthur Braverman P P Brooklyn, N. Y. Pi Club. Morton Bresnick Mecb. Roscoe, N. Y. M. S. A. Fifth Row Albert H. Brizzee Ret. Canandaigua. V. Y. Kenneth P Bronstein P, T. Lynn. Muss. Camera Club. Glee Club, Phi Gamma Dek tol. David M, Brooks P P Groton. IV. Y, Pi Club, Frrsl .Rati. Dugalp A. Brooks Rochester. N, 'l . Chemistry: Ski Club. Student Council. Chem Club. Bowling. Gordon L. Brown Rochester. N. Y. Electrical: Bowling. Baseball. Harold M. Brown Shaker Heights. Ohio Puhlishing and Printing: Pi Club. Intra -Bas- ketball. Herscmel E. Brown Nedrow, N. Y. Chemistry: Student Council, Bowling. Che ■m Club. Lloyd E. Brown Ogdensburg. N. Y. Publishing and Printing. Second Ron Ralph YV. Brown Glens balls. N. Y. Photographic ecfwofogy: Camera Club. In- tra-Basketball. Ernest E. Browning Rochester, N. Y. Applied Art, Vincent H. Budney Johnson City. N. Y. Electrica : Student Council, Roger M. Burden Piltsford, N. Y. Mechanical: Newman Club. Joseph L. Burgholzer Rochester. N. Y. Electrical: Basketball. ' I bird Row Paul L. Burke Rochester. N. Y. Electrtctd: Bowling. Baseball, Jean M. Burns Clinton. N. Y. Applied Art: Phi I psilon Phi, Inter-Sorority Council. Dorm Council, Dorm bomial. Charles D. Burr Palmyra. N. Y. Mecf lariicul; Bowling', M. S. A. Arthur C. Burt Columbus. Ohio Photographic Technology: Camera Club, Edward A. Bush Oleam, N. Y. Electrical; E. S. A. 58 First Rou; Phillips J. Butler Scranton, Pa Photographic I echnolagy; Camera Club. Arthur F. Buttner Rochester. N. Y Eledricfll. Leo C. Cain Ithaca, N. Y. Mechanical: Bowling. M. S. A. Dorothy L. Calhoun Brookfield N. Y Food Aamiriistratcon; Alpha Psi. Student Council. James ,1. Carey I loneoye Falls, N. Y. Electrical. Second Roto Kenneth J. Carl Sayre. Pa. Mechanical: M. S. A. Walter N. Carlson Jamestown, N. Y. Meehan ical. Elrie H. Carpenter Brewer, Me. Photographic Technology: Phi Gamma Dek tol. Ski Club. William K. Carr Ottawa, C anada Photographic echnology; Phi ( ranima Dek tol. Student Council. Camera Club. Kenneth P. Carter Liberty, Neb. Puolislimg arid Printing; Pi Club, Bowling, Intra-Basketball. Third Rota Felix J. Casaceij Rochester, N. Y. Median ical; M. S. A.. Bowling, Graham L. Chamberlain Rochester, N. Y Electrical: Bowling. E. S. A. Wayne F. Ch andler Riverside, 111. Photographic Technology; Camera Club. Lawrence PI. Chapman Rochester, N. Y. ublrs iing and Printing. Kenneth L Chase Hartford, Conn. Publishing and Printing: Pi ( lub. 39 First Row Kenneth Y Christian Malone N. Y. Electrical: E. S, A.. Varsity Wrestling, Donald G. Clarke Rochester. N, V. Applied Art; Art League, Softball. Edward W. Clarke Rochester, N. Y, Mechanical; Bow I i rig, M. S. A. George A. Clymer Haddonfield. N. J. Publishing and Printing: Phi Sigma Phi, Pi Club. Riding Club. Santo .1. Coco Rochester. . Y. Chemistry; Ghem Club. Intra-Basketball. Second Ron’ George D. Collins Rochester, N. . Mg chan real; M. S. A. James I). Conroy Norwich. N. V. Electrical. Philip N. Conte Rochester, N. Y. Applied Art. Mary Alice Corcoran Buffalo, N. Y. Retailing: Residence Hall Ass u. Newman Club. Leonard S. Corey Victor, N. Y. Electrical: E. S. A. bird Rom William E. Cornelia Rochester. N. Y. Phoioyraphu I echrwloyy: New man Club. Camera Club. Anthony .!. Corsi Buffalo. N, 'l . Photographic I ecJinolpgy. Kathleen M. Cox Ska nea teles, ). Retailing: Pbi I psilun Phi. Wm, C. Cranston Hastings on Hudson, N. Y. Publishing and Printing. Pi Club, Richard I I. Crytzer I arentum. Pa. Publishing and Printing: Pi Club, 00 First Rem; Robert J. Cue e Niagara Falls, N. Y. Elecirtcol: h. S, A.r Bowling- Edwjn L. Dale Buffalo, N, Y. C hamistry: Chem Cl ul . Bowling. Kathryn J. Daerympi e Dayton, N. Y. Rekullng; Retailing Ass n. Riding Clui . Charles Davenport Ithaca, N. Y. Mechanical. John B. Davis Maplewood, N. J. Publishing aru Prm imj: Pi Club, Newman Club. Second Rott Richard W. Dean Santa Ana, Calil. Phofogrttp iic Technology: lechmila. Phi Gamma Delttol. John Decker Penfield, N. . Mechanica . Richard H. Delaney Pillard. N, Y. Chemistry: Chi Delta Phi. Lyle B. De Mock er Fairport. N. Y. Chemistry. Gilbert A, Denis Rochester, N. Y. Electrica . I hirti Row Tom H. DePoy Upper Montclair N. J. Publishing oiu! Printing: Pi Cluh. Sprit, Chi Delta Phi. John F, Derochie Malone. N. 'i Electrico : Phi Signia Phi, Bowling, Bjiskel- ha11. F. S. A. Robert L. DeSeyn Canandaigua. N. Y. Retailing: Basketball. Retailing Ass n. Stu- dent Council, Phi Sigma Phi. Arthur Devenport Rochester. N. Y . Hlectrical: E. S- A. Jan H. DeWitt Walton. N. Y. Publishing arid Printing. 01 First Ron Robert E. Dick Pittsburgh. Pa. P. T. Robert 1.. DiSaevto Rochester, N. Y. Chem. Richard G. Dobner Rochester, N. V. Elect. E. S. A. Second Row Ray G. Doers am Rochester, X. ) , F. A. Irving Dol.insky P. 1 Xeto V orh, X. Y. Si u Jen I Council, letlimihi. Spirit, Ca- mera Club, Phi Gamma DeE lol. RiJing Club. I ) win T. Doman Syracuse, X. Y. MecK. M. S. A. I hire1 Ron; John C. Dombroski Rochester, N. Y. Elect. Lawrence A. Donnor P. T. Big Rapids. Midi. Agnes M Dorkey F. A. Rochester, N. V. I )elta Om- icrori, Newman Club. Foorth Roto Cl ARENCE O. DoRSCHf ) MecK. Buffalo. N. V. M. S. A.. Bowling. Rodney W. Dunham Ret. Binghamton, X. V. Bowling. Gi.enn FI. Eastman MecK. Rochester, X. Y. M. S. A. Fifth Row Joyce M. Ehmke Chem. Silver Crce h X. Y Alpha Psi, Ski Club. Chem Club, In (crSorority Council, Student Council. Barbara A. Eigen Ret. Cdtuijoharie, X. . Francis C, Filers MecK. Utica, X. Y. M. S. A. 62 Firs! Row Charles F. Elam Mech. Rochester, i Y Plii Sigma Pbi. Bowling Student Coun- cil, M. S. A Linn H. Eldred Modi, Utica, N. Y. Student Coun- cil. Sl i Club. Riding Club. Glee Club. M. S. A. David A. Engdahl P. T. I itusville, Pa. Camera Club (Treasurer). Second Row I )oNALD R. ErSKINE Elect. Rochester, N. Y. I .. S. A., Bowling. Joseph I. Evanietz Elect. Wnppmger Palls, N. Y. Newman Club. George A. Feiiener Elect. Rochester, N. Y. Hurd Row Irwin VV Ej hk P. T. l ast Ely, Net?. Plii Gamma Delitol (Secretary). Riding Club. Robert M. Feldman P. T. Cl eve (arid Heights. Ohio Camera Club. Donald A. Fels P. T. I ampa, Fla. Fourth Row Robert I Fennessy Mecb. Auburn, N. Y, James M. Perron Elect, Rochester JV. Y. E. S. A. Walter M. Finken P P New Hyde Path, N. Y. Pi Club. Bowling, Fifth Row George J. Finnegan Elect. Niagara halls, N. V. Bas- ketball, Bowling E. S. A. C . Dale Flagg Elect. Spencerport, N. } , Robert N. Flanders Ret. Jolinsonhurg, Pa, Plii Sig ma Plii, Bowling. o i Meek First Rota I REDDIE W. I LICKINGLR Seven Valleys, Pa. Charles C Foei.l P P Bayside. N. Y. Walter I I. Ford Elect. Hoosick l olls, i . Y, Bowl inn. E. S. A. Second Row Achille I,. Forgione A. A. Rochester. N. Y, Chi Delta Phi. Art League. Anthony F. Lormicola Fleet. Rochester. N. Y. Christopher I . Franco Elect. Rochester. N. Y, Bowling. E. S. A. rhirr Row Norman FI. Freund P P Fond du Lac, Wis. Pi Club. Michael A. Fur faro Chcm. Newark, IV. Y. Elizabeth J. Gailey Ret, Troy, N. Y. Della Omicron. Student Council. Retailing Assn. 'onrth Row Stanley S. Ganer P P Ml Vernon, N. Y. Pi Club. Roberta B. Gebhard F. A. Y on hers. Nr. Y. Student Council. Delta OmicroiL Resi- dence Hall Assn (President) Paul J, Gedeohn A. A. Rochester, jV. Y. Fifth Row Sidney Gen del man P. T. PhihMpI iia. Pa. Camera Club. Bernard P. Gerstner A. A. Rochester, jV, V Art League. David A. Gibson P, T, IVetofon Centre, Mass, Ca- mera ( iub. Phi Gamma Drh- tol. 61 hirst Row Alexander I7, Gilbert ScoffsutRe, N. Y. Elect. 1). Francis Gillette A. A. Ribcftesfer. j . Y. Council. Art League. Student Robert C. Gleason P. T. Fillmore, N, Y. Club. Cam era Second Rotu Eleanor Gleiner Ret. Rochester, iV. . Club. R i d i n g Edward S. Godzwon Elect. Syracuse, N. Y. Newman Club. E. S. A., Bowling. Jack P. Goldsmith A. A. Kenmore, V, V. 1 echmila. 1 hirtl Ruw Melvin N. Goldstein Elect. Rochester, N. Y. E. S. A. Bowling, Bernard A. Goracy P P 11 arlford. Conn. S1 udeni Council. Sprit (Publ isher). 1 Iorace A. Gore A. A. Rochester, X. V. St udcnt Council, Chi Delta Pbi. hourtli Row Gordon L. Goyltte Elect. Fairpori, N. Y. E S. A. Ralph F. Graves Rochester, N. Y. C hem. Arthur F. Green P. T. Ottawa. Canada Student Council, Bowling, F lii Gam- ma Dentol. Camera Club. Fifth Row Phyllis M. Greenslete Ret. Fort Plain, N, Y. Dorm C ouncil (Secretary). Retailing Ass n, Phi Dpsilon gent Council, phi, Sm Ralph Griesenbeck P. T. Cranford N, . P ii Gamma Debt of. James R, Griffee Phelps, N. V. 65 Mech. Firsf Row Francis S. Grimaldi Rochester, N. V. Photographic I echnology: Camera Cluh, In Ira-Basketball. Barbara A. Grimes Wells ville, N. V. Retailing: Dorm Council. Phi I psilou Phi. Inter-Sorority Council. E, Euzabetm Groff New Holland, Pa. Photographic I echnology: Camera Cluh. William R. Gkoth Rochester. N. Y. Electrical: Bowling. Joseph A. GurUANO South Braintree. Mass. Photographic Technology: Camera Cluh. Second Rom Mark F, Guerin KuUtown. Pa. Publishing and Printing: I echmila (Editor- in-Chief), Pi Cluh. William I. Gustafson Smethport. Pa. Retailing: Bowling. Care C. Guynijp Retailing, Rutland, Vl Gerard P. Hahn Rochester, N !. Y Mechanical: N «lewman Cluh. Stuari R, Haley Rochester, IN y Electrical. I liird Ron Rov R. Hallenbeck Brockporl. N, Y, Retailing: Bowling. James (). Hammer Sheridan. Ind Mechanical, 1 hum as J. I Iannon Providence, R. I. Pu blisl ling and Printing. Paul H, Hansel Ilion, N. Y. Med lanicaL M. Wade I Ian son Buffalo. N 't . Publishing and Printing: I ypographer (I ,di- tor) 66 First Row Vincent J. Harmon Foriawatida, N. Y, Publishing unci Printing: Riilc Club, Bowling. Newman club. Pi n.«b. Charles F. Harris Jr. Rochester. N. Y. Electrical: Inira-Baslccthall. E. S. A. William A. Harris Wooster, Ohio PholographiC I et hnology: Phi Gamma Dele tol. Daniel C. Harvey Brooklyn. N. Y. Publishing ana Priti ting. Willard M. Hastings Elmira, N. Y, .Retailing; Bowling. Retailing Ass n. Second Row Gordon G. Hawley Washington. D- C. Photographic I echnology. Robert J. I Iljndl Rochester. N. Mechanical, John P. Hehiup Rochester, N. Y. Electrical. William E. Hemsarth Glen Rock, N. I. Mechanical. John I. Hendricks Sodus, N. Y. Relaifing; Retailing Ass n. Third Rom Robert W. Herendeen Rochester. N. Y. Electrical: E. S. A. John D. Hilton Worcester. Mass. Photographic ethnology: Camera club. Ski Club. Fred W. Hdch Jr. Forest Hills, N. Y. Publishing and Printing; Pi Club. Henry T. Hochuli Woodhaven. N. Y. Publishing arid Printing: Pi C lub. Techmila, Typographer (Prod. Mgr.). R ICHARD I. PI OGA N Mechanical. M. S. A. 67 Athens, Pa Firs Row GORDON I). HoLLINCIiR Sail Angelo, lex. Frio ograpfiic I ee mo ogy: Camera Club. Choir. Glee Cluh, Riding Club. C. B. C. (President) Robert F. Holroyd Jamestown. N, . Photogruphic ethnology: Camera (, lub. Robert L. I Jolt Fulton, N. V. Pholographic Tethnology. Bowling. Ruth M Horn Lancaster, N. V. Refusing: Sigma Kappa Delta. New ma n ( Iul . Retailing Ass n. Whitney H. Howard Newark N. V. Pcddis ring and Printing: Pi Club, Second Row Burchard A. Huff Strong, Me. Pftolo(fraphic Tech nofogy. Harold R. Hughes Cortland, N. Y. Chemistry; Chcm Cluh, Richard M. Humphreys East Rochester, N. Y. A fecnanicaL Bow ling. Gary D. Hunter Jacksonville, I la. Photographic Technology: Camera Cluh. Edward W. Ingalls Franklin Springs, N. Applied Art; Art League, Chi Delta Phi. I hire! Row Raymond H. Jaeger Oakland, Calif. P io ogrup m Fec mo oriy: Camera Cluh. Basketball. Dorothy J. Jeffer Ridgewood, N. J, Photographic I echnology: Camera cluh. Ski Club, Sprit, I echmiia. Clayton B. Jennings Lodi, N. Y. Applied Art. Robert G. Jensen Rochester. N. Y Mechanica . Donald R, Jerge Gasporl. N. Y. Retailing Retailing Assn. Irsl Roto F rede rick L. Johnson Rochester, N. Y. themislry; Bowling, Ckem Club, Otis E. Johnson Washington, D. C. Pu Llisl ling and Printing; Bowling. Student Council, lennis, Golf, Pi Club. William J. Johnson North Adams, Mass. Photographic Technology: Camera Club. James R, Jones Rochester N. Y, Electrical: h. S. A. Cecilia 11, Kankaanpaa Long Island. N, Y. Pub is img mid Printing: Alpha Psi. Sprit. Techmila. I ypograpber, Pi C lub (Secretary}. Second Row Robert P. Kaplan Rochester, N. Y. Mechanical: Bowling, M. S. A. (President). Charlie Kara-Gianides Corona, N. Y. Pfiolotirup rrc Technology. Edward F. Karl Jr, Bel mar, N, J. Publishing anti Printing: Newman Club, Pi Club, Wayne I I. Karstttter Williamson. N. V Mechanical. Bel LA Katz Rochester. N. Y . Retaiiirtg; Retailing Ass n. bird Row Lucille E. Kay Buffalo, N. Y, Food Administration: Newman Club, Delta Omit mu. Glee Cl iib. Virginia M. Keeler Salamanca. N, Y. Retailing: Sigma Kappa Delta. Philip M. Keim Rochester. N. Y. Electrical. Lynn E. Keller Sheffield, Pa. Pa hlisl ling and Printing. Francis X. Kemble Cincinnati. Ohio Publishing and Printing. 69 Lirsf Row Andrew Ki krick. Elect. Elmira Heiyhts, iX. Y. Bowl- ing, E, S. A. Richard 1 Kessler Elect. Rochester, j . Y. Robert H. K etc hum P. T. Rochester, V. Y C bem Club. Piii Gamma Deklol. Second Rota Richard O. Kimball P P Clinton, N. Y. 1 ecli mi la (Literary Editor). 1 i Club. Charles L. Kingsbury Meek Taunton, Mass. Marvin L, Kinney P P Kalamazoo, Mich. Bowling. I bird Row Rita R. Klee A. A. Rochester, N. Y. Donald G. Klein Elect. Rochester,, JY. Y. Newman Club, Bowling', E, ' . A , Rid iiig Club. Patricia L. Klein A A. Rochester, jV. Y Sigma Kappa Delta. Riding Club, Fourth Row I Tarry J. Klick Elect. Eisners, IX. Y. E. S. A . Bowling. Ansel A. Koegler Mecb. Pittsford. IX. Y. Marian E. Kohler Ret. Wars a id, N. Y. R e t a i 1 i n g Assn. Filth Row Charles H, Knolle Mech. Chib, IX. Y. Basketball, Sin deni Council. Marian Kraft Rh. Rochester, N. Y. Kenneth A. Khanz Elect. 1 lam bury, V. Y. Student Council. 70 First Row Victor J. Kruppenbacher Mecli. oc iestert IV. Y . Bowling. Baseball, M. S. A. Daniel Kudzy Chem. Lakewood, N. V. Newman Club. Chi Delta Phi, Student Council. Vincent A. Laino P P Floral Park. iV, Y. Newman ( lub, Plii Sigma Phi Second Row James 11. Lamade P 6- P Williamsport, Pa. Bowling. Bruce M. Lane Mecli, Oor iamt JV. Y. Gerald W. Lane Mech. Rochester, JV. Y. Student Council, M, S. A. 7 hird Row Robert J. Lang Elect. Rochester. iV. Y, Bowling, Newman Club, L. S, A. Richard W. Lanphlr Elect. Hamrncmdsporf, N. Y. Bowl- ing. E. S. A. Elmer H. Larsen P P Kenosha, Wise. Pi Club, Fourth Row Warren J. Larsen Mecli. Jamestown, i . Y. James G. Larson A. A. amesfoiun, N. Y. James LaRue P. T. I atnpa, Fla. C nniera Club, Sprit. T ime Exposure (Editor), Fi fh Roiu Edward R, Lastowski P P Newburgh, JV. Y. Sprit (Bus. Mgr.). Chi Delta Phi (Treasurer), Riding Club, Newman Club. Pi Club. Bowl ing. Richard C. Lath hop Mecli. Rochester. N. Y. M. S. A., Bowling. Charles W. Law Sayre. Pa. 71 Mecli. Client. hirst Row Wesley . Lawrence Stone Ridge, V. Y. William A. Lawson Jr. Lied. Rochester, ,Y. Y. Bowling, E. S. A. Charles E. Llhni r Meek rd iniadge, O uo Second Row George L. Leonard Jr. Mecli. Rochester, i . Y. Rifle Club. Bowling, William J, Lettau Ret. Rochester, .V. Y. Plii Sigma Plii. CKeerl ending, Retailing Ass n. Newman, Club. Edwin F. Leu roans Elect. Rochester, jY. Y. Third Row John j, Lewis Wieliiifi, Kan. Club. Newman Gamma Delctol. Robert F. Lichtwart Mecb Rochester ,N. Y. Richard F. Limpert P P Rochester, ,Y. V. Newman Club. Pi Club (P resident). Fourth Ron Gilda Li ijshultz W'aihins Crlen, Y, Y Omit run. Frederick I. Floyd Mecb. 5urato0fs Springs;, N. Y. Bowling. Roberta B. Lockwood I A. Vidor, N, Y. Cbapel Choir, C. B. C. Fifth Row Daniel M. Lombardo A. A. Medina, N, Y. Spllball. Dolores M. Lost Ret. Bn| olo. jY. V, Retailing Ass n. Delta Omicron, Betty I. Lowrev Ret. Mt. Morris, lY. ) Retailing Ass n. F A I Delta P. T. Camera Club. Plli 72 First Row Elect. Robert M. Li i sen hr Rochester, N. Y. I luGO C . I .UNDQU 1ST Mecli. Roe iesfer, 'N. Y. Ray Lyon F. A. I onaumrula, N. V, Second Raw Fred W. Mack mull P P F us ung, N. Y. Pi Club. Harriet L. Mann Ret. North Last, Pa. Student Council. Retailing Ass m, Del in O mi cron ( Ireasurer). Ervin II. Markert P P Rochester, N. Y, Pi Club. hire! Row Beverly J, Martin Ret. Bmgftamlon, V. Y, Richard D. Martin Mecli. Rochester, A . Y. JRiRe Club. Mary Alice Mar i yn Ret. (anion, N. Y. Newman Club, Dorm C Council. Sigma Kappa Della, Riding Club, Student ( iiiiiidl, Retailing Ass n. Inter-Sorority Council. Lou rtf i Rom William I. Mathews P 6 P Floral Park Y. Pi Club. Plii Sigma Phi, Robert L. Mu rises Fleet. Ro( 'liester, N. Y, Nancy May Ret. M a pie. wood, N. f . Delta Omicron. Dorm Formal. Rid- ing Club. Retailing Assn, In ter- Sorori I v Connci I. Fifth Row hiLEEN A. McCarthy I . A Rochesler. N. Y. Newman Club, Delta Omicron. Robert C. McFarland Elect. Suluimmca, N, Y. E S. A. Douglas D. McGrath Cbem. Broth port. N. Y. 7 i Cbem. First Row William F. McHugh Rochester. N. Y. Publishing and Printing: Pi Club. Dolores A. McMahon Buffalo, N. Y. Retailing: Newman Club, Retailing Assn. Donald McMurray Brookville, Pa Publishing and Printing. Ida Merletti North Iona wanda. N. Y. Retailing: Newman Club. Retailing Ass n. Rosalie A. Merrill Hammondsport, N. Y. Retailing: Delta Omicron. Retailing Assn,, C. B. C. Choir. Second Ron; John Metrick Rochester. N. Y. Electri cal. Beverly ,1. Mii.byer Kcnmore, M, Y. Retailing: Sprit, Phi I psiltui Phi Clyde L. Miller East Rochester, N. Y. Efeetricab Edwin E. Miller Rochester, N. Y, Mechanical. Harley F, Miller Jr. Rochester. N. Y. Photographic technology: Camera Club, In tra-Basketball. 7 bird Roto John C. Miller Fort Collins. Colo. Photographic Technology: Camera Club. Phi Gamma DektoL Robert B. Miller Puklisliing and Prii ng. Robert E. Mills Mechanical. Donald R. Miner Electrical. I .dward A Moc ydi-owski Piiolisnirig and Printing: Caledonia, N. Y. Scranton, Pa. Loekporl, N Y. Reading, Pa. Sprit. 74 First Ron Barbara A. Mohr Refusing; I echmila. Elsie S. Montgomery ood A dm inis trali o n, James F. Mooney Pii jtrs iing «rui Printing. Kenneth W. Moore Electrical. James R. Moran Appl tec Art. Seconcf I oio William I I. Morgan Electrical. Mi •rton C. Morris Photographic FecJino ogy; Joseph V. Morrocco Ihitjiishitig and Printing; Phi Sigma Phi. Pi Club. Spril. ( B. ( .. Bowling, Wrestling, Cliem Club. Rochester, N. Y Rochester. N. Y Watertown. Mass, Brockport. N. Y 1 .ima. N. Y, Rochester, N. Y. Brooklyn. N. Y. C amern C l Marcellus, ub. N. Y, I I. Warren Morse Saugus. Mass. Photographic technology; Ski Club. Camera Club. Richard R, Mosman Rochester. N. Y. Mechanical. I hirti Ron- Geraldine R. Motyka Buffalo. N. Y. Retailing. Ewart W. Moyer Ypsilanti. Midi, Photographic I echnalogy: Inlra-Raslcetbnll Referee, Camera Club. John C. Muldonvney Boston, Ohio Photographic I ecfmology. Olive L. Murphy Ellridge. N. Y. Rploi'h’nfj: Riding ( nib, Golf, Newman Club. Sigma Kappa I Jolla. Bowling. William P. Murphy I Jlica, N. Y. E ecfrical; Student Council, E. S. A.. Bowl- ing. 75 First Roil Joseph J. Murray Cleveland. Ohio Photographic Technology: Newman Club. C Camera Club. Frank V. Myers Arcade. N. Y, Electrical: M S, A. Sally Nakamore Rochester, N, Y. Applied Art Leo Ni-bel Rochester. N. Y, holographic et hnology; Time Lx posit re. Jess M. Neely S nford, Fla. Photographic Technology: Shtderil Council. C a me ra CluL Second Ron Gene F, Neiler Glean. N Y. Retailing Basketball. Rowling, Tennis. Soft ball. Retailing Ass n. Earl L. Nelson Homer. N. Y. PlecMcof Dorothy II. Newton OgdcHijbiirg. N. Y. Retailing Newrnan Cl ub. Riding C lab. Dorm Formal. Leroy C. Nielsen Rochester, N. Y. Mechanical; M. S. A. Alfred J. Norman Rochester. N, Applied Art: Baseball, Third Ron Charles R. Northrup Rochester, N. Y. Applied Art. Jack R. Oacley Rochester, N, Y, Applied Art: Sprit, Newman Clul j, 1 echmila. John H. Oldfield Devon, Conn. Pu jfts img and Printing, Cornelius O'Neill New York, N. 'i. Publishing and Printing: Newman Club (President), Pi Club (Soe. Director), Sprit, Karl W, Pakusch Rochester. N. Y. Mechanical.' M. S. A. 76 Hr si Rom. Paul E. Pallett Rochester. N. Y. Photographic Technology: Camera Club. George Paraghamian Belmont, Mass. Photographic 7 echoology: C..amera Club. Plii Gamma Dektol, Riding Club. James Pakisi Euclid, Ohio Mechanical. John C, Parton Bremerton, Wash. Photographic technology: Camera Club. Donald V. Patrick Indianapolis, hid. Applied Art: lechmila (Art Editor). Second Rons Joan C. Patterson Lock port, N. Y. Re ai ingi, Mary Jane A. Pautler East Amherst -V Y. Retailing: Retailing Ass n, Newman Clui . Howard L. Peach ev B'rockporl. N. i. Photographic T'ethnology; Camera Club. Helge Petersen Rochester. N. Y. Electrical; E. S. A. Joseph D. Pe l rosso Fall River. Mass. EWlrtctiE Bowling, I .. S, A, r iirti Rom Dennis W. Pett Rochester, N, V. PI lotographic Technology: Camera Club. Tecbmila (Photographic Editor). Robert H. Phillips Sidney, N. Y Electrical1, Ronald A. Phillips Victor. N, Y. Mechanical: M. S. A., Bowling. Roy J. Philuppsen Rochester, N. Y. Mec iamcah M. S. A. Ralph E. Piper III Rochester, N, Y. I ' ood A dmin is ira lion. Firs! Row? Herbert I Pivnick Ilarlfortl, ( onn. Eleanor J. Prall jEfriiirci, N. V. Ass n, Delia Omic P P Pi Club. Ret. Ret «ii ling ron. Donald A. Pratt P P Rochester, j . Y. Secont Rom Donald PI Preston P P ( union. Ohio Spill (Prod. Supervisor), Chi Delta Plii. Robert G. Puder Chem. Dunkirk, N. - Bowling. Edward A Radi-cki P P Bu a ot i'V. V. I 'ypographer. rliircl Row Robert Radmore Elect Niagara hulls, W. Robert G. Racot Mech. Rochester, N. Y. M. S. A., Student Council. Bowling. William R. Railing P P Steel ton. Pa. Phi Sigma Phi. Pi Club. I ottrl i Row Philip Rand P P Worcester, Mass. I ypo- «rap her, Sprit, lechinila. George R. Ransom Elect, Rochester, N. Y. Bowling. Robert T. Ransom Elect, Rochester. V. Y. Fifth Row John W. Rathmell P P Viil,fomsport, Pa. Pi Club. James G. Rav P. I. Kenmore, iV. V, I ime Ex- posure, Riding Club. Glee Club. I echini Ja, Phi ( «amnia Defrioi. Camera Club. Elsa M. Reamer J A. he Roy, jV. Y. Glee Club, Sprit. Newman Club. Delta O micron. Dorm Formal. Inter- Sorority Council. Student Council, First Ron Arthur J. Reed Jr. P. I. Ingomar, Pa. Phi Gamma Delctol, Tech m ifa, Camera ( LI), Chi Della Phi (Secre tary) - James R. Reid Ret. Sy racuse, A?. Y. Retailing Ass n. Si mien I Counci I, N ew- man Club, Bowling Muriei J. Reilly Ret Watertown, . Y. Newman Club, Retailing Assn. Second Ron James I. Reynolds Evans Mills, N. Y. Richard M. Reynolds Rochester, N. Y. Robert F. Reynolds ( rawjo rds ville, Club. Fleet. E, S. A. Mech. p p lad. Pi Third Row Wyvan R. Reynolds P. T. Jmrton. Va. Camera Club. Earl R. Richards P P Rochester, A, Y. Techinila (Managing Editor), Pi Club, Robert W. Richardson A. A. Lockport, N. V. Newman Club, Chi Delta Phi, Cheer- leading. f'ourth Ron? Harold K. Richter P P ( him go, HI. Chi Delta Phi, Riding Club, Wrestling, Francis J. Riesenberc.fr P P Rochester, ,Y. Y. Newman Club, Pi Club. Student Conn cil, Sprit (Or. Mgr). Ruth F. Rinker A. A. Rochester, N. Y. Fi fh Row Robert I .. Ritz Rochester, N. Y, (Treas.). f 3 ENT ON II. Rob I NSO.N Rochester, N, Y. Paul I . Robinson Waver ly, JV. Y. Elect. E. S A. Elect. E. S. A. Elect. E, S. A. 79 First Row Jane P. Rogers Ret. Mitfd f e town, j . Y. New man Club. Riding Club, Del- ta Oitucron. James F. Room i: Cnem. Sen Breeze. V. Y. Sylvester D. Ronano P P Paterson, N, j. Pi Club. Second Ron Leonard Y. Rosenbloom P t- I Asbury Park. JV. . Pi Club. Joseph Rosenzaveig P P Brooklyn, JV. Y, Sprit. I v- pograpKer. Pi Club. George B. Ross MecK. Med field. Mass. M. S. A. bird Ron Hayes H. Rossman P. I Rochester. N. Y. Camera CM ), I eriiniilii. Barbara M. Rounds A. A. I.ochporl, Y. Ari L jeague. Student Council (Secretary), Agatha Rudd F. A. ion, j . Y. Student C oun- cil, Delta Omicron. Riding Club. Sprit. Fourth Row Pat M. Russo MecK. RoeKesier, N, Y. Frank L, Rutkowski Mecli. Rochester, JV. Y. M, S. A. Robert A. Sachs MecK. RocKesler. JY. Y . Rifle Club. Fifth Row John I-.. Saezer MecK. Rochester, N. Y. Bowling. Thaddeus A. Sambou P P Utica, N. Y. Rcmi mi J. Sampson A. A. Dunhirh, N, Y. 80 First Row Henry l , San do re Jr, Mecli, Hltnira. N. Y. Harry E. Sargent P, T. Canaan, N. Ft. Camera Club. Charles R. Sawdey A. A. Gene na, iV. V, Fencing Club, Riding Club (Pres ideal). Art League. Second Rota Robert A. Sawyer Mecb. Roc jester, IV Y, Bowling, M, S, A. Arthur C. SCALZO Mecb. Roc Lester, IV; Y, Bowling. Rose J. Scapi a F. A. Oaftfielcl V. Y N e w m a n Clu b. Alpha Psi (Secretary). Bov i ling. I hint Roiv Cl IAS. M Sen Ain El.BERGER P. T Roc iesfer, N. V. Camera Club. Janet C. Schlottman F. A. Roe iesler. N. Y, Alpha Psi. Ralph H. Sciimuck Elect. West Henrietta. N. V, Fourth Rout William F. Schoepfee Fled. Rochester, l . Y. E. S. A. William C. Schott Mecb. Rochester, N. Y. Charles W. Schrader Mecli Rochester, N. Y. M. S. A Fifth Row Marilyn Schutt I . A Rochester, A. V. Della Om icron. Charles L. Sciolino Elect. Roc iester, IV Y, Bowling, E. S. A. Lawrence G. Seely Mecb. Hast Rochester, W Y. 81 F'trsf Rotv RfCIlARD A. ServaTIUS I lira, N. V Applied Art: Riding Club, In Ira-Basketball, Sollball, Newman Club. Clii Delia Phi. Cl ay tom G. Severance Rochester. N. Y. Photographic Fechnology: Camera Clui . Mary A. Sewell Londonville, N. Y. Applied Art: Phi Upsilon Phi, Sprit. Waiter FI Shackelford Durham., N. C. f fiotographic Technology: Glee Club. Sin- don! Council, Camera Chili (Presidi nt) • Sydney Share Rochester, N. Y. Photographic I echnology: Phi Gamma Dek tol. Camera Club. Second Row Donald FI Shaw Auburn, N. Y. Mecfiorilcci . Byron L, Shoffn-er West Chester, Pa.. Plwlograpfik I 'echtwlogy: Camera Club. Benjamin A. Short Kingston, N. Y, P io opmphir T echnology: Ski Club. Glee Club, Camera Club. Student Council (Pres- ident), ( hi Delta Phi. Newman Club. Cornelius M. Siri i-y Edgarlown, Mass. Photographic I echnology: Phi Gamma I )ek tol, Ski Cluh. Arthur Silrf rrerc Elmhurst. N. Y. P iotogropliic Technology. I hin I Ron; John P. Sn.sjiy New Smyrna Beach. Ha. Chemistry: Bowling, I ennis Student Coun- cil. C u mi Cluh. Emil A. Silvestri Yonkers. N. Y. Publishing and Printing: Chi Delta Phi. Sprit. Student Handbook and Directory. Ski Club, Blanche W. Simmons Buffalo, N. Y. Retailing: Phi Upsilon Phi. Melvin S. Simon Brooklyn. N. Y. Photographic 1 echnology: C a ni e r a Clui , lime Exposure, Edward Y. Simonemj Rochester. N. Y. Appl red Art: Bowling. Baseball. 82 First Rout Richard C. Skagenberg I Imitzdale. Pa. Photographic 1 echnolagy: Camera Club. Alice M. Smith Silver Creek N. V. Food Administration; Inter-Sorority Council (Secretary). Alplia Psi (President). Bowling. Florence A. Smith Spcncerporl. N. Y. Photographic Technology: Camera Club. Geraldine L. Smith Pittsburgh. Pa. Retailing: Phi Upsilon I lii. John K. Smith Silver Creek N. Y. Applied Art: Arl League Second Ron? Ronald E. Smith Rochester. N. Y. Retailing: Retailing Ass n. Chi Delta Phi. Neal O. Smyth Newark Del. Photographic I echnotogy: Camera Club. Robert C- Soanes Rochester, N. Y. Mec ttmicat: M. S. A. Jean L. Specht F'airport. N. Y. Retaifinp: Retailing Ass n. Esther T. Spencer Rochester, N. Y. Retailing: I echmila I hinI Rote John T. Spring stead Rochester, N. Y . Applied Art. Peter StaDLER Geneva. 111. Pliolograplik' I cdinology: Camera Chib, Phi Gamma Dektol, Spril. 1 echmila, I .ois Jean Stahl North I onawanda, N. Y . Re (wing: Phi LJpsilon Phi. In ter-Sorority Council. John U. Stevens Orwell, N, Y. AfeeliariicaL Sheila Stillman Roc hesler, N. Y . Refdi rng: Goll, Retailing Assn, 83 Firs Ron Buffalo, N. V. John R. Stooks Elmira N. Y. Pub is iimt mill Pririfim ; Pi C liil . John A, Stout Hinsdale1 111. Wdis iimj «nil Printing: Pi Club. Omar I), Stowell Jr. Rochester, N. V Electrical: E. S. A. Everett W. Stroei Batavia. N, V. I.eland S. Strong Cazenovia, N. Y. Mechanical. Second Row Robert P. Stubbs Rochester. N, Y. Chemistry. Howard S. Suddard Titonderoga. N. Y. Rciaih'ficj: Plii Signui Plii. Retailing Assn, William F. Sullivan Auburn, N. Y. Mechanical: Bowling. M. S. A. Tames R. Sutton Retailing: Retailing Ass ft. LeRoy t.. Swanson Jamestown. N. Y. Mechtmical: Student Count i I, Rifle Club Bowling, M. S. A.. 'resiling. I hirci Row Edward I . Swasli Newburyport. Mass, loto rrop iit i et hnology. Francis G. Sweeney Rochester, N. Y. Applied Arl. Winifred A. Swierczek Fulton. N. Y Retailing. Clifford C, SwiCK Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Retailing: Student Council, Retailing Assn. Robert E. Switzer Geneva, N. Y. Electrical: E. S. A. First Row Edward L. I aylor Syracuse, N. V. C temisiry: Sprit. Bowling, Cl tern Club. Andrew Theophiles Schenectady, N V. Electrical: Plii Signia Plii, Basketball. Gordon A. Thomson Mi. Vernon. N. V Electrical. Roy R. I horne Rochester. N. Y. Food Ac mmistrolion. Robert M. I ice I Holley, N. Y. C iemistry. Second Row Edward G. I 1CHENOR Rochester, N. Y. F ccJricci . E. S. A. Arnold W. I ill Brighton, N. Y, Met:hailical: Bowling. M. S. A, Frank W. I omzik Frankfort, HI. Mechanical Lyle A, ! rowbridge Ithaca, N. Y. Publishing and Printing; Pr Club. Sprit. Gail VV. Turk Rochester, X. Y. Pubbshing and Printing: Pi Club. Bowling. I hird Row Richard G. Turner Windsor. Conn. Photographic I ethnology: Camera Cl III). Richard G. Burner Ir. Worcester, Mass. Pnhlis i ny and Printing: Student Council. Craig A, Tyrrel Brooklyn, N. Y. PuMis ririg and Printing: Chi Della Phi. Pi Club, Sprit, fechmila. Riding Club, Glee Club. Mary E. Uhl Elmira, N. Y. Retailing; Phi L psifon Phi, Alda T. Underwood Chautauqua, N. Y. f ood Administration: Alpha Psi, 8“ First Ron. HeNNY ). AN Auken I1. T. Syranisf, i . 'i Caniera Club, Pili Gumma Deklol. Richard I m h ii i.f Mecli. Wafongtom .V V. M- S. A. (Secretary), Softball, C ERA ID R. AN DusER I A. Rocliester. j . V . Set one Roii' James A. V an Ingen A. A. Rot:fibster. N. Y, Edward M. Van Wagner Elect. Highland Falls, N, Y. Rowl- ing. L. S, A, Student Council. Russel I. Vecchio Mech, Stilci rnanca, N. Y . Bow I i ng. M S. A 7 flirt Roir Michael I. Vignola P P Brooklyn. N. Y. Wrestling, Pi Club. George R. Vincent Elect, Rochester, A. Y. Baseball. E. S. A Walter D. Vogt Meek Rochester, A. Y. [: our ill Row I IIEOOORE R VoLLERTSEN P, I. Rochester, ; . Y. Camera Club, Bowling, Plii Gamma Deb to I. Raymond A. Vosburgh P P Easlon, Pa. Pi Club. Bowl ing. Basketball, lmin G. Wadhams PiUsford. N. Y Med Filth Row kiMN W. Wagner Rochester, N, Y. M Med , S. A Edward 1. Walawendek Utica, N. Y. Elec Lawrence N. Wales Rochester. , . Y . P ' 80 First Row 1 HOMAS W. WaI.KER P. T Red Bluff, C alif. Student Council, Ski Club, Walter S. Wall Ih, P. T. P iifadeip iifi, Pa. Club. Camera Frederick B. Ward Elect. Albanyt N. V. Second Row Robert B. Ward A. A. 5 2! Ski Club. Art League, fencing Club, ! ta Se b. j 11, Bas Ice ll ia II, 1 NOMAS W, A 1 I RS Mocb. Rochester, ' r. V. M S. A Donald L. Watrous Elect. Cortland, N. V 1 S. A. I bird Row James 11. Watson MecK. Rochester, N. Y. Patricia Wayman A. A. Rochester, V. Y. Justin 1 . Weaver MecK. Rochester, , . V. Fourth Row Charles 11. Webbi k Elect. RocWster, 't , E. S, A. Gail 1.. Webster Ret. Elmira, iY. V. Delta Omi- cron. Robert E„ Wehnert P. T. Forest Hills, lY. Y. Camera Club, Phi Gamma Dektol. Fifth Row Gilbert N, Welch P P Rochester , V. Rifle Club. Lawrence A. Wesoloski P. I . SJmmofcm. Po. Arthur L. West A. A. Rochester, Y, V. Art League. Bowling, 87 First Row Martha A. estgate Chem. Lakewood Pa. Cbein Cl uL, Ski Club. Alpha Pal. Donald I). White Mecli. Rochester, N. V, Skj Util), M. S. A, Donald J. White Ret. Lockport, N, V , Retailing Ass n, Bowling, Second JRoti Alvin Wicks Lied. Rochester N. V. Bowling, E. S. A. Charlotte M. Wieladt A. A. Afloonci, Pa. I Iank Wiener P P New York, A. I ypo- graplier. Pi C.IliIj, Sprit. rtiirif Row Richard C. Wilbur Elect. Perm I an, N. Y, F loyd L. Willard P. T. M usko g ee, O hi a. Council. Student Lloyd 1.. Willard P. T. Muskogee. Ohio Camera Club, Fourth Row LowELL 1 Williams Rochester, IV. Y. A. A. Richard A Williamson Mecb. Rochester, N. Y, M. S. A. Bowling, Ruth L. Wisner F. A. Syracuse, N. Y. Student Council, Glee Club, 1 Dorm Chairman. b resliman Filth Rout Bernadine M. W isniewski A. A. J a farm, N, Y. Newman Club, Sigma Kappa Delta (President), Riding Club. Charles F. Withers P. T. Roc tfisler, N. . George 11. Witzel Medi, Rochester, N. Y 88 Firsl Row Gordon F. WtJOD Meek. Pittsford, N. V. M S. A. Don A. Woodward Meek, timesfoum, N, Y. M .S. A., Rii e Club. James G. Worth Chem. iMioni , Fla, Second Row James F. Wottlin P, 1 San Antonio, Tca'. Phi Gamma Dektol. William Ik Zander Meek Rochester, IV. V. SO ‘ 0 VI THE HALFWAY MARK. YOU MAY HAVE TENDENCY TO CONSIDER YOURSELVES NEITHER HERE NOR THERE ' IN REALITY YOU ARE IN ONE OF THE MOS I ACTIVE PHASES OF KIT LIFE—YOl ARE BUDDING SENIORS. AS FRESHMEN YOU WERE IN THE THROES OF ORIENTATION AND THIS YEAR AFFORDED AN IN PERMISSION THAT YOU MIGHT BE BETTER EQUIPPEi TO ASSUME SENIOR RESPONSIBILITIES. MAY YOU. THE CLASS OF '50. BRIM • I ION OR TO THE INSTITUTE AND TO YOURSELVES. 91 First Row: I rivvard P. Abel, Chcrn.; Frederick M. Ahrens. Elect-; Pat Alderman, Ret.: Belle M. Allen. Ret.; I'rances M, Aim berg, A- A : Rickard E Ameele. Elect.: Joint IV Andolina. Ghent, St’contl Row: Er villo M. Andrews, Ret; Fred D. Angel!. A. A.; Sieglinde G. Arp, A. A.; John F. Arthur. Elect: Robert II. Ashley, Elect.: Walter M. Babcock, Elect; Alina L, Bailey. Che :m. 7Jtird Row: Leonard -I- Bilker. Elect.: Norwood J. Barris. A, A,; Rita I . Bauch, Ret; George Btiyly, A. A.; lereiniah O, Beal. Merit.; Stephen t . Bell nnca, Chein.: Ro- bert W Belt Elect Fourth Roil.': Arthur S. Ben licit Merit-: John ML Rennet I. Medi,; Robert I,, Benson, A. A.; Edwin I. Berger. Mecli. Fifth Row: Frederick I I C. Birldord Jr., Eject: Ruth E. Bisselh I' A.; Carol E- Blanchard. Elect: Fnyga I, Bloom, Ret Sixth Row: Walter F. Blue. Elect.: Mark l Bobroski, A A.; Gerard ( . Bngarl. Elect . Warren C. Boris, F. A. Seventh Rnir Minion R. Boston, Ret: Edward W. lioiitelle. A, A.; I lerbert S. Bminer, Much.; William J. Breen. Meek, 02 First Row: Frank A. Broil, Elect.; Thomas M, Brennen. A. A.; Frank J. Breunig, Elect.: Allen E. Brooks, Modi. Second Rotr: Burton L Brown, Elect,: Cora J. Brown, Ret,; Marjorie L. Brown, A, A,, Robert L. Brown, Mech. I hini Row: Rita E. Brusehaher, I . A,: Irving J. Btrclianan, Mech.; John R. Bucher. Elect.; Robert F. Burns. Mech. Fourth Row Anne M. Cahill, Re!.; Richard E. Camp. Mech.; Betty J. Cargill, Ret.; James I. Carl. Ret. Fifth Row: John M. Carroll, Mech.; John I Carroll, Elect.: Joseph M, Carroll. A. A.; Norton I.. Carson, A. A.; Robert V, Car- ter. Mech.; George H. Carton, A, A.; Joan M. Chaplin. Ret. Sixth Rout Robert R. Chapman. Mech.; Robert C. Cheesmari. Elect,; Eugene L. ClHey. Elect.: Stanley Ciszezon, Mech.; Janice E. Colerick. Ret.; Burt J. Conley. Elect.; Eliz- abeth A. Cook. F, A. Sf«Willi Roue James V. Cooper, A. A.; Basil W. CosLunzo, A. A.: David II. C ovell, Mech.; Charles W, Cox., Mech.: Priscilla M. C . ramc Ret.:; Mary Ann C. Cross. Ret.; Joyce I .. Crowe, Ret, 03 irsl Roir: Nancy I ( uiiuniiigs. Ret.: Shin ley . Dai no, A. A.: Nancy J Darrow. A A.; Marjorie A. Davis. Ret. Second Rtnr: Virginia F.. Dawson. F. A.; Charles I DdBruycker, Met h : George F. Decker, Elect-: Edward ( •. Dietrich A. A. hire Ron': Robert ( . Dittherner, Mech,: .lark P. Dodg on. Client.: Priscilla A. Donri, Ret.; Jane F Don Hauser, Ret. Fourth Row: John A Donovan. Elect.; Joan ''I. Dorsthetd, A. .V.: James II. Doyle. Fleet.: Robert I.. Drees, Elect. hiflti Row: Walter G. Dunn, CD ■in.; Rudy A. Dnseha. Mech.: Donald E. Dull. Mech.; Harvey A Dwight. Mech.; Chester ,1. Dy rek. Elect ; Roger J, Edkerson; Elect,: Beit net I W Eisenlwrl. Mech. Sixth Row - Donald E. Ellimvood, Mech,: Fred- erick I I. llmilson, Merle: Robert F, Engd, Mech,: Francis J, Frhrul. Elect,; lamest A, Farone, A. V ; Arlie E. Farr Mech,: George H. F7arr, Chein. St'cfitl l Ron-; Walter J. Faucet I. Elect,; Rich artl I f inn re Elect.; Charlotte Florescite, A. A.: Robert R. Foote, Meclc; Forrest R. Frew Elect.: Robert P I rolmr Elect.; Ii,il|ili A, Fuller. Mech 91 Second Rote: Leonard L. Gilmore, Lied.; Tho mas 1'. Gilroy. Mecli.; Anthony F. Gior dnno, Mecli.; Don P . Gladwin, A. A. Laura M. Goldman. A. A,; Gil da T. Gold stein. Ret.: Michael R. ( Tonz.i lev., Elect Third Rotr: Ernest H, Craves, Cliem.: D. John Grayson. Mecli.; C. Howard Greene. MecH.; Carl W. Greenman. Me.cn.; William F Oriep. Mecli.; Charles 3’-. Grime, A. A.; Kennel Ii M, (. «rover, Mecli. i’onrlh Row: Glenn IT, Galvin, .Mecli.; Wil• I in m F. Ha gen y. Elect.; Gerald R. Hag. slrom, Elect.; Patricia F, Hamilton. A. A. Tiflh Row: Raymond L Hammill. A. A,; Philip F. Hammond, Elect.: Thomas J. Hanlon, Elect.; Jol in J. Hanss, Elect. Sixth Raw: Adrian J.. Harris, Ref.: Charles V. Haiti icb, Elect.; Donald L. Hartman. Mccli.: Geraldine A. Hartman, F. A. Senenf i Rmc: I iieresa J. Harvey . Rel : Mary Lou llawhins, Ret,: Sharon M. Healey, Ret.; Joan M, Heatherley, A. A. 05 Second Ron I hornas M. Hisdials, Elct l : Wil- liam ( i Hofmann, A A,; Mnry Ionise Ho- gan, Ret.; Ann I. I loll, Ret.; John P, Hop- kins, Ret.; Joseph R. Haber. Ret.: Alexan- der A. Humulock, Merli. third Row; frederick I - Johns, Client.: Clay- ton IJones, Chem.; Janies M. Jones, A A.: Herbert A. Keeling. Mech.: Douglas P, Keliler, Elect.; Eugene V. Kenner.. Mech.; William C. Keyes, Merit. Fourth Row; Alexander L. K ilmski. Elect,; Evelyn J. Kill. I . A.: Donald P. Kiinhall. Mech.: Daniel S. Kinney, Elect. l illli Row: Louis A. Kinum, Ret.; I .eon A, Kirchgessner, Elect.; Martha M. Kirk, F A.: Charles W. Kirkland Jr.. I Jed. Sixth Row: Joseph A Klein, Elect.; Ruth H Klein he UK. A. A.; David E. Kltimb, Media Dr ma Id O. Knight, Elect, Seceni i Row; Stanley P, Kolder, Elect.; Her her I Koine n. Ret.; Arnold N. Kovvhii, Mech-; Donald Kramer, A. A. 06 First Row: Robert T. Krcjvvl, Elect.; Roy (1. Kti bitz. Mecli.; Francis C. Lahr, Mecli.; Clar- ence E. Lamb. Mecli. Second Row; William R. Lamont, Mecli.: Stan- ley J. Landauer. Rei.: Fiank I. Lana. Mecli.; Lotiis L. J.an .i, A. A. 7 bird Row: Jo I in C. Latbrop. Mccll.; Barbara R Lee. Ret.; Helen M. Lehman F. A.; Wardwell C. Leonard Jr.. Chem. Fourlh Row: Stanley Leone. Chem : Edward E. I-illy, Elect.: Jeane F„ Lindglovv. A. A.: 7 homes A. Liotto, A. A. Fifth Row: Alma Lee I uOy, Ret.: Eleanor A. Lu- berti. Ret.; John R, Luciano, Mecli,; H. Dwight Lydick, Chem , William P. Lynch. Elect.; Robert I- MacConnell. Elect.: Rich- ard C. Maher. Ret. Sixth Rom: I high 7, Major. A. A.; Albert J. Marafmo. Elect.; Frank P. Marcoccia. Ret.; James G. Mangels. Mecli.: Donald C. Marks, Elect.; Robert G. Martin. Mecli.: Francis X. Musseth, Mecli, Seeeu h Row: Kenneth B. Mathers, Mecli.; ( lar- cncc S. Matthews. Mecli,: Susan I. Maun droll. Ret,; Diwrence J. Mayer. Mecli.: James A. McBride, Elect.: John L. McCar- thy, Mech-: Robert F. McCoiniick. A- A. 97 t pj’r.sf Ro(i : Be IIn A. McCrossc-ii, Rel.; Elizabeth A. McDonald. Rel.: Anne C. McEHwney. Ki'l.: Wendell D. McGrath, Mcch. Second Row: Mary I’,. McKean, F, A.; Joanne MiKiii( hl, Ret.; Rulli E. McVay, Ret.: John F. Merwin. Meek lire Rote: Edward I, Messenger. Meek; Ann M. Mcukndyke, A. A.; Frederick M. Mey- ers. Meek; Ronald C. Made. A. A. I'uutlti Rour: Albert R. Alider. Merh,: Sallie G. Miller. Ret.; Shirley M. Miller. Ret.: Don- ald J, Mondy, Elect. f'iflti Ron: Donald I Muritallo, Meek; John P Moran Elect.; I'.dmond II Moreau, CKcm.; Edward E Morey, A. A,: John C, Moss, Meek; Charles I. Mueller. A. A.; Donald E Mulcahcy. Fleet. Sixth Row: Betty M Murphy. E A.: Robert M. Nelson, Ckem.; Charles Nesta. Meek; Roderick (I. Newell. Mecli.; John A. New- man, Rel,; Brute . Nicoll, A, ,; Priscilla M. Nielsen, F. A, Seeenl i Row: William I Nixon, V V; it- Uinia A. Norllect, F, A.; Russell E, Norris. Mech.; Thomas P. O'Hare. Meek.: Frank M O'Neil, Mech.; Shirley A Orcull. Ret.; Charlene (i. Owen, I' A 98 Sevotul Rou : George R. Pntric. Mech.: George J. Paul. Mech.: Jack Ream, Merit.: Gail D. Perkins, Rel ; David Phillips, Elect,; Florence M. Pier, A. A.; Charles W. Pier- son, Elect. Third Row: Rfiicllii C. Pli ki), Ret.; Clifford IS. Pratt Jr., Elect,; Donald I'. Purple. Elect.: Dwight M. Putney, Elect.; CaTo! M. Ra- bkleau. Cliern.; Eugene A. Radell. Chcm.: William H. Raeta, Elect. Fourth Rom: Carl J. Raineir. Mech.; Joy C, Rapp. A- AMichael E. Reding Mech.; James A. Reynolds, Mech. Fifth Rom: George I Rice. Elect.; Frank A. Richard son. Elect.: Charlotte li. Ricigliano. Ret.; Harold S+ Rickies. Elect. Sixth Rotr: Philip A. Rizzo. A. A,: Richard f Root. Mech.: Harold I). Roberts, Rel.: ’Tho- mas E Robertson Jr.. Cbcfn. Seveni i Row: B. William Roekowilse. Chem,; Alan S. Rosenberg, Mech.; Henry J. Ross, Elect.: Sally E. Rossi. F. A. 99 biml Row: Martel J. Rouin, A. A.; Norman A. Rudin. Elect.: Richard J- Rudinan. Fleet,: lingerie C Ruslimore, Ret,; Charlene J. Sanders. Ret,: Oo lores NL Santv, Ret.; Ani- ta 1’. Saur. Cl icni- Second Roie. Rickard C. Savage. Meek.; Her berl A. Sdinfer, A. A.: Clarence ScliarL I licet.; Rickard C. Selikehtcr, A. A.; Don aid R. Sclimeberger, Merit.; Betty Lou Sclmcll. Ret.; Laurence V, Schroeder, Elect, rhirti Ron’. !.con W, Schweit .cr. Meek.: Leo F. Schwind. Elect.: Mary H. Seditn, Ret.: Seymour Seigel. Meek-; Konnetk I . Soil. Client : Stephen I. Serinn, A, A,: Joyce C. Shafer, Ret. b mirth Roto, Non min L. Slmfk-i, A. V; Rickard ll. Shctld, Elect,; Nancy V, Slidfer, F. A.; Samuel A. Sheldon. Meek. Hflh Row: Marlin I. Siekarh. Elect.: Natalie L, Siekierski. F. A.; Alexander M. Sikora, Elect.: Louis Silver, Chem. Sixth Row: Anita M- Smith. Ret.; Charles A Smith, Rrl.: I )uanc N. Smith, Elect.; Lin co In W. Smith. Chem, Seuenfk Row: Ralph L. Smilkwick Jr., A. A.; Stewart S, Smyth, Chem,; James A, Spal- lina. Meek.: Mary ll. Spaulding. Ret. IOO First Rou : John A. Slack, Elect,! Robert ( , Slanlev, A. A.; Walter S. Stelanowicz, Elect.: Roy R. Steiner. Mcch Second RoIV; Richard I. Steubing, Medi,; Dud Icy O. Stewart, Merh , Edward M. Stew art. Elect,; Ralph A Stroll, Ret, rhiril Rom: II. Carl Strut ., CheiT)-: Dari A. Stnermer. Ret.; Edward I Sturm, Mcch.; John P. Still ivan, Elect. I’oiirlli Row: Joseph A, Svoboda. Mech.; Jean- nette I . Swannie, A. A ; Kenneth D. Swan nit, F. A.; Robert IJ. Swanson, Mcch, Fifth Row: Ann I'.. Swcigerl. F. A.; Claudia I . Symonds. A, A.: Jail is E. laylur. Ret.: Ed- mund I.. Ferrlynck. Chem.; Donald C_i. Fho- mas. Elect.; William L. I hornpson, Client,; Lois F.. Timby, Ret. Sixth Roir: Harry I’,, Fomaschke, Elect,; Wil- liam G. Trabold. Elect.; Richard S. Trcvett, F. A.; Philip J. Tschiderer, Elect.: Alan II Futile. Mcch.: David P. rwisdale. Ret.: Kalherfne L. Van Dcr Meitl, A. A. Serentii Ron’: Arthur H. Van Derwerken, A. A.; Jean F. Von Dusen. p. A.; Carl nil Winkle, PJert.; Donald K. Van Zile. Elect.; Edward V. icllcrr. Ret.; in cent F. Viilella Merlr; Alfred P. VVaderki, Mech 101 First Row; John B. Wail', Rel.; Carolyn M, Waile, Ret.; .lean M. Wrddraff. Rel.; Carol Walsh, Rel. Second Row: Helen L. Warner, Rel.; Richard L. Warner, Client.: Ida Wanjecha. Rel.: Genevieve J. Waters, Rel. Third Row; Roller! I. Weber. Mee'li.; Raymond J. Weeks. Elccl.: Werner I'. Welding. Elect.: Robert J. Welch. Meeh, f ourth Rouv Patricia Wriulh-r, Rel.; Joseph A. Whalen, A. A.; David O. Wilkinson, Mech.; Clyde R. Williams. Mech. EiRh Row; Edward M. Williams, Elect,: Wil I ram R, Williams. Mech.; William E. Wil- son, Mech .: Janice R. Wirlner. A A. Sixth Row: Harold E. Wixon. Chem.; Delores G, Vl ohlhueler. Ret.: Gerard J. Wolf. Elect.: Neal D. Wtilin'. Ret. Seven I h Row Paul B, Wood. Merit, t Paul W. Young. Chem.; Eleanore J. Yourtlon, Rel.; Frank A. Zagara, A. A. Eighth Row- (derm R. Zultitif, A, A, 102 VOl I. THE CLASS OF '51, HAVE JUST PASSED THROUGH A DIFFICULT PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT AND ORI- ENTATION. AND YOU ARE NOW RIT MEN AND WOMEN. YOUR HIGH SCHOOL AND SERVICE RECORDS ARE FORGOTTEN; YOU FACE A PRECIOUS TWO YEARS. THERE ARE OFFICES YOU MUST FILL, HONORS YOU WILL RECEIVE. WIDEN YOUR EXPERIENCE: JOIN IN THE MANY EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES THAT THE INSTITUTE HAS TO OF FER. BUT HURRY. FOR YOU HAVE MUCH TO DO. AND LITTLE TIME IN WHICH TO DO IT. 103 APPLIED ART Hrsi How Helen M I’.sTsInslcy. Second How Gwilym G. Griffillis. C ynlhift I Ambrine. Wilan F. JenLs, Margnrel H, Korli • er, Ernesl L. Johnson. Filin! Hon' Jolm M Fladd, Leon- ard C, Leone. Leon U. Laux. Fhomas C. Direen, Ernes! V, In tier. David S, Barone. APPLIED ART hirst Rout: Ailcen N. Suller. Dor- olliy A. Norfleet. Second Row Donald I'. Mahonev, Charles II. Wood. Roberl I Sax. I hit'll Rout; (dean M. Murgeson, tlliani Salmi, lames D. Nirns. Andrew Slasliv. I liom «is E. Wade. APPLIED ART Ln Row; lean Brewer, loan Kel- ly. Shirley A. Armstrong, Joan C. Ding. Necom Row June Jes|tersen. Ma- rie A Davis, Paul W. Han son. Joan D. Carter. Jane M Dowling. liinl Ron•: Charles R. DeCarlo, Inlm R. Hanna, Leonard Ian n alio. Bobby R. iCopelyn, Raymond w, Liillerlon. 101 APPLIED ARI' I'irsI Roil : |.ois Nl. Peppard, Bel- ly M Wright. Dorn Shaefer. Second Rons: Asa Yemier, Harold F. Spencer, Madelyn T. Wal- dron. Elmer C. I askoski, John S. Simpson. 7hint Row: Liborio J. IVrliconc. Roller I A Warner, William Rernmers, Richard W. O'flri- en, Richard L. Weal. Jack Volsky, Arthur J. I ierson. APPLIED art First Row: Joan M Band. Beverlv I Jh.nl, Second Rote: James C a ran. Bar- bara B. Farrell, Frank Alto- beflo, Ruth A. David. Ernes I I I Jewell. I fiirrl Row: I I fiber! A. James. Richard A. (Tale. Roland J. Ketch Lira. Ronald M. Feinen. I Jominii k J. Blase. APPLIED ART First Roll : Sally A. Futile, Marie Martel. Belly J. Stlimpf. Second David P. Nhmcini. Bernice Millard. Rene J. Le- Blam. Jacqueline M. Will shire, •mart I J. Weis, I 11 i r d R oiv : Frank O. N e li i a. Bruce C. Unwin. James L. Poslle, James H. Phelps. Wil Iram O. I .yon, Raymond F. Psrhierer. Donald ll. Smith. 103 CHEMISTRY First Rout Claude S, Cornish, Roy I Knnotis. Patricia A. Ryan, Matthew J, Jalmik, Murray W, lolmson. Second Row: lark Bradstreel. Charles Y Southerland. Bruce E. Ferguson. Donald F. Smith. Robert A. Kirelit)IT. Francis J. Cutberlet, Raymond P. Peer. Richard B„ Cantwell, Floyd E. Mallestui. Thin! Roir ; Leo C. ClrolsR, Charles A. Bird. George E. Wrisley. Myron D. Kleinberg. Eugene F. Leitlen. Willard W. Arnold. James C Milch el, C harles I'.. uslbinder. Ed- win F W ood. ■tlMi i ...M . wL CHEMISTRY irsf Rom: Sylvia M. Gottselialk, Rose L. Valle. Second Row.4 Robert .1. Fess. I tar- ry' j. Paine. Calaldo A. Mag giufli. Alfred J, Landon. (Juinlin W. Decker. Richard I. Rearing. Third Row; Thomas E. Paul. How- ard N. McKinney. Herherl ( I. Stellvvagen Jr.. Myron O. Ful- da. Ronald A. I htirsack, Ri- chard C. Coats. James l Doan, Herbert Sassenhausen. ELECTRICAL First Row: James M. Wersenborn. Second Row: Joseph II blastings, John P. Rider, Louis D‘An d re a no. Robert V. Greeley. Third Row: George W. Mavvson. Robert A Zultli. George M. Davis. Philip R. Kipp. 106 ELECTRICAL ’ i rs I Row: Phillip S. Kellogg. Chiller J. EardeL Second Row. Arnold E. Kromp- hardt, C harles H. VVells. Ri- chard E. Wood. Francis Look, Canisius E. Hughes. Third Row: Charles J. Krebs. Rich ard A. DeKiwpe. Roland V. Haskins. Bernard Simpson. Don aid D. Coler, Robert S. Cerny. ELECTRICAL First Row: Paul W. Welch. Lou- is R. Addnman. Gerald M. Gilbert. Second Row: James W. Knapp. Peter P. Pytal. Eugene C. Schultz, James L McNair. Third Row: Donald M, Cooke. Gilberl J. Maysuch. W illlred B. Race, Erwin Pfeille. Carl I... Rogers. ELECTRICAL First Row: James Hallsen, Donald I Barden. James G. Don gall. Second Row: Robert S, Stone. Richard H. Cohen, John R. Hogg. William D. Sajonc. hird Ron’: Robert H. Vogt. Rich ard 1.. Williams. Charles R. Reitnauer. Stanley Dudek, Ro bert S. Gpell. 107 ELECTRICAL First Roup: Richard I Williams. William D. Snjonc. Second Rmi! Donald Jeerings. Ro- bert 1 Kfttelberger. Joseph M Cometa. David II. Hawkins. Gerald I kruppenbiit her. Ha- rold J. Eshl Milan. fin’d Rom; William B. C orcoran Jr.. Harold J, Gary, Edward R. Kima. ( Jerald D, MrC lo- ry, Raymond Lorenz ini. I Im mas E. Burke, D« n a Id ( Wallace. FOODS Firs! Row: Winniefred E. Hughes, Second Ron : Marcia L. Ada my. Phyllis M. Garvcr, Shirley I Hem pel, Roberta M. Carson, Mortice M. Ferris. Third Ron-: Elaine I I’aliey. Ru- pert E. Fain. Calvin Caton, Norma F. I hdlert. FOODS First Row: Phyllis Mull. Second Roir: Edith IE Purdy. Mary E- I Lirlow. Virginia D. Paxson, Rosemary M Rauls it. Anne R. Taylor. I hint Row: Shirley Vickery. lames R. Phillips. Mm M. Marshall. Paul R. Kellogg, Geraldine G. Northrop. 108 FOODS First Row: ( rend dine I). Schoul tice, Rosemary M. Ratiber, .) Evely n Hill Jean R. Crane. Dorothv h, t meiens. Dorolln M. Abels. Second Ron - Margaret A. Reed. Virginia A. Eelerski, Patricia A. Minton. Emma .lean Camp- bell, larjoric II. Paine, Caro- Ivn C. Mantl ley. Marti yn A. McDonald. Third Row: Shirley I Kubitz, Bet- ty R- Montanorclla. Richard M. Zollweg, I heodorc Y, Smith. Philip t . Brooks. I .or en D. Smith. C. June (mod man, June M. ( 'ary. MECIIANICAL First Row: Victor DelRosso. Second Row: Duvid C. Brooks, Janies W. Flick, Ian R, Bu- chanan. Arthur J. ( iroendale, Fred H. Knapp. 1 hinl Row: Cieorge IV Dabinett, David L llohn. Richard W, t'ooley. Charles I'. Darling. Pan I J. Dr ■ITIt :hak. MECHANICAL First Rouf: Richard B. Lochner. James C Wheeler. Second Row: Carl . I.ilyea. Law- rence J. Smith. Arnold K. R a use her, John L, iNeary. Charles A. Venis he I. Donald E. Patterson. ! hird Rov’ Richard I Smith. Ro- bert W. Stephens. Robert f j lolmcfi. Edward I. MrKib hin. ( hester E. Pace. Donald S, Weidemlller. C. Edward Med in g. 10[ MECHANICAL hirst Rouj; Henry F. Lay. Stephen Hahn. Second Row Louis K Girlie, James . I londorF. Bruce Andrews, I Donald P. lioiirhon. Jacques A Gamriuu lie. Ar- thur DtMario. r tird Ron : Edward E, Desandrc. George 13- Brown. Tliomas J. Hendrick Robert I Baum. Duane D. L -inch. tujfenc F. Bunn. Robert E. Fish. MECHANICAL First Rote: John W. Roberts, Franldyn J. Ripley. Bruce W. Watkins. Salvatore 3 acono. Second Row: Gerald . Smylhe. Alfred J, Wvinskiis, Donald W, Smith. Ralph S. Panfit. Charles F. Yost. Robert G. Stundlner. Third Roir Robert L. Searjraill. Milton P. Maconcghy. Robert C- lyner. F ohert G, Xien- dorFF. Lloyd G, Schrader. Wil- liam A. Wabl. MECHANICAL First Row: Phillip B Kinney, Jer ome I) Re ortl. Chari es M Harris. Robert Fi. Stevens. Ro- bert M, Dibble. lames F, Van Wycfchomi . Second Ron': Richard S. Buxton. G corne Y. Wilcox. Robert I. Oresens. William FI I,amain William J. Garrison Jr., ( iporflc E. Siddons, Ward K. Darron. Kenneth L. Shelter. .Mien R. Garno. 110 MECHANICAL ' i rs t Row: John I'- Wake ley. Jos eph Nartlone. Albert C Vie - gert. Archie Mar Millan, R. Smith, Ralph E. Scanlon. Second Rout: Hugh L. Jones. Ed- ward A. Schwartz. Thomas Wilson. Clark S- Bull er. How ard ,1. Hill. Charles A. Froyd. David M. Cross. PHOTO TECH First Row: Richard E. Borst, Ed- gar Brimmer. Barbara J. Car- ter. Joseph 1. Armstrong. Wil- liam C. Betlerley. Second Row: Robert Brown, Ber- thold Brenner. Frederick S, Battev. James . Clark, Wil- liam Burns, Joseph II Black we II. Gl enn I,. Austin. I add J. Biro. Alvin Cronig. Third Row: Gerard Brllard. Ken net h D. t ree, Lewis T. Con- nolly, Robert B. Carnahan, David H, Carr. I horn as K Bassett. Gary I). CauvFman. William W. Chose. PHOTO TECH First Ron'.- II, Harvey Harland, Randall F. Houck. Raymond II. Fahr. I lionias M. I ledhmd. George L, Wetzel. Second Row: Burton C. Davis, Harry I.. Harps, Muriel I', Spine Her, Mary Lou Henning, Burton 1 Davies. J Ji Gordon. 1 lurry C  oh. John I.. Kraus, bird Raw: Donald l„ Ferris, Ro- berl P. 1 biggs, William M 1 Vi moil, Paul R. Guy. K ,rn- nelli E. Gums, Roger P. Ed dv. Rob ert J. Entwistle. El mer A Dunsworlh. Donald c. 1 larper. lit PHOTO TECH First Row: Ri li.utl J Krmlilm Ii, James v Carnevale, Stnnl ey Nasii. Yale Mnutner, llen P. Lawrence, James IT. Levenson. Seeonc Raw: Wendell I Op dycke. William A Mull itt. Harold K. Mi l aden, John V M urrav. Robert E, K oo n I z. Gilbert Stark. Edward I Ja- coby. Lester R. Kotarski. I hint Row: Fed Davis. Philip ( . I.ester. Harold G. Pappas, C buries L. Lultsic, Carl R Lewis, John R. Keith, Morris A. Miller, George K- Keen. Robert T. Osgood, Jobn w. Marvin. PHOTO TECH I irsl Reno. Laurence E. Piper. I.eo nurd 1. Pimental. Lolund M Ressler. Glen C. Powers, Dean C. Russell, Second Row: Lawrence R Rey- nolds Jr., James A. Porter, James . Porluesr. Jrrrold A. Rubin. William I. Sherman. Donald P- Reel .. Robert A Perito. I fiirtl Roto: Edgar S- Posner. Ro- bert II. Murray, Frank S, Rabiegn, Robert D. Sanborn, James A. Robertson. Melvin ( , Smith, Frederick A. Rap- ell, Gordon R Roth. Joseph N, Schirano, Charles A. She parch PHOTO TECH First Row: Virginia A, I hoinas. Phyllis T. Streeter. June R. Stoner. Second Row: Francis A, Wironen. Donald I. Weiland, Marlin I. Si eke Is, Frank A. S her no. Douglas P. I fall. Jerry E Wv ant. Roland D Will. Arthur C. Wilfong. Leon R. Stashak. Third Roto: John L. Johnson. Ri- chard M. West. Earl C. Vogt. Vitny Y. I ' .off. Maxwell W- McClellan. Dell II. Warnick, Lowell F. Wentworth. An drew Trerhork. Joseph A Whalen, Alfred Koldberg. 112 PUBLISHING AND PRIM ING J'jrsf Row': Joseph L Calabucci. Scrum! Row: Robert O. Burkhold- er. Charles Cruickshank Olio R. Bennett. Henry C. Cohen. Sheldon N. Cohen. 1 homos J. Corcoran. I hire! Roil' r Edward A. Brabant. Harry A. Bollinger. Stephen .1. Andras. Marvin M. Ash kin. James Baarlacr, PUBLISHING AND PRINTING First Rou ; Harold Garfinkle. Second Row: Robert V. Geis, Clarence O. Drake Jr., Joseph A. ( icerhold, James I I. Llibert. Lewis J. DrRisio. Walter E, Evans. third Row John A Frosl, Joseph I I. Eliding, Stanley Egerl, («porge A, Emminger, Edward R. Gabel, Donald I . I.drck. Ptu kpong Rangavnru. PUBLISHING ND PRINTING First Row: Julc W. Kreyling. Second Roue- Louis Jackson. Richard B. Messing, Joseph L. Johnson, Dell E. Keehn, Nelson l b Lamh Frederick E. N lamerow. I hilt! Rowlosepfi I lough lin Richard I. Metsder, C larcnir E. Hurlul lise, I ouis 1', I hdine. Harold V. Ilacdrich. Henry G. Foster. 113 PUBLISHING AND PRINTING First Row; Joseph J. Pagliaro. Sccontl Row Robert W Nesbit, Eugene A. Penler, Kenneth R. Price. Frederick J, Planck, John A. Oravcc. William ( , I ’('VC, Tiiini Row; I homos A. Nunlkii, Douglas Pruett, Roger C.. Noe, Norman ( 1. Moeller, Alan R. Price, Richard C. Peters. PUBLISHING AND PRINTING First Roil’ Philip 1 . Rockwell. Second Row: Albert A. Reborn ik, William M, Runyan. Donald J. Spencer, Roger E, Stab ley. Joseph E, Santaularia, Rob- ert C. Salerno. Third Row; Donald C, Shasv, Jo- seph E. Sarr. George Rosen- berg, Roger E. Slade. Jona- than Snyder, I (airy Roseberry. PUBLISHING AND PRINTING f irs! Row: Charles R. Updyke. Second Row: Robert M. I urn quest Ernest I. Nan Schoiek, John K. Widerman, Glenn E, Zandt. John A. Youhcss Jr., Vincent T. Vitolo Jr. Third Ronf Richard I . Tufts, Prone is J. Vendetlh Donald E Wilson. James G. Wills III. Daniel FI Watkins. An ihony M. Tramantano, 1 M RETAILING I'irst Hour Patricia J. Barrow, Jean E. Bergwall. Second Row: II. Jparinctlo Allard. C Joria M. DeRensis. Marian E. Campagna, Ann M. C Ian it, Patricia A. Comerford, Third Row: Patricia J. Bradt. R. Ilrowii, Alice L. Coash. Susan C harlesworih. Mary E, Brig- ham, RETAILING First Row; Phvll is A. I’crrcrn, An Mela T. Amorese, Arlene J. Craw. Beverly C. Brown. Ann E. Angell. Second Row: Naomi E. Draudt, Beverly O. Beach. Cora Car mine. Joseph M. Butler, Mil dred L, Davenport, Shirley J. Bonham, Nancy R. Bonnar. I llird Row: Joanne M. Gerlner. Carlton D. Eirhenger, John A. Fullerton. Donald J. Car- michael, Robert L. Gales, Richard E. Cannon. Robert Cole. Wilbert C. Aiken, Mar- garet L. Cowley. RETAILING l irsl Row Moanne Korman. Jeanne M, King, Lois C. Gui- dice. Barbara L. Hirlioh, Ann B. I .auer. Secofifl Row; Marilyn J. Martin. Eunice D. KoJod. Anne M. Kerrigan. Lois B. Kalin. Pliy! Irs J. Gefen, Patricia A. Hul rhinson, Frances Monachino. Third Rote: Suzanne M, Mender son. Kathryn J. Leafslone, Bernard (i. (lordnn, Robert r. Keegan, John E. Maher, Louis L. Gup. Janire I'.. Gur ewitsch, Marie J, Lynch, RETAILING irsl Mori’: Janet D •well, Second Row Lorraine C. Chi we I. Eileen R. Harris, Mary Ford, Elsie A. Elliott. Cynthia A. Ilovey. 7 iri' Row: Janette E. Hay. Jean C r. Guerdal, Betty Lou Hatch, Donna M, Edstrom. Eleanor T. Fazio. RETAILING 'irsl Row: Ann Willy. Jane IV Rogers, Polly A. Marks. Second Row: Millicent M. Parish, Annette R. Kalian, Richard E. Knnnan Lorraine Y, Pokor- ny, Patricia M, Maher. I hird Roro; Norma L. Kent, Jo- (Idih- Laird, Robert W. Row land, Russell H. Christensen, .lames Preney. Sally Putnam. Jean Ogle. Susan Norton. RETAILING 'irsl Row; Mary Perese Slater, a to lie A, Paiilus. Second Row; lane H. Smith, lean E. I idd, Martha L. Nisson. Claud ia A, Picard. I hird Row: Donald M Robertson. William J. Wise, 110 RETAILING First Row: Peggy I Scror, Diinn;i N1 S( inv.ill), Ruth Ann Stead m.in, Marjorie S, Yet man, M Jane Sawyer. Second Rout Patricia Wylegala. Barbara S. Wicker. Beverly C. Willard. Audrey J. Slier man. Mary C- Sinicropi, Janet I Wittkopp. Martha A. Sny- der. bird Row: Maurice R Ervvay. Richard F. Hcveron. James I . Starlun , Francis E. Wonder licli, Robert S. Willett, Ken noth Kless. Richard M. Simp son, Frank C, Ooane. 117 cKvnKe I eclmiilii 19 19 Tecfimila — Iiow «lid il original and what docs it mean In 1044 when I tie school s name was changed from Rochester AI hen,mini and Mechanics Institute to Rochester Institute ol I ethnology, a re- vision in the title ol the school yearbook was neces situled. It was previously called Ramikin, utilizing the First letters of the words in the Institute s name. I he problem ol renaming the hook fell upon the shoulders of the 1045 Annual staff, and they dis- covered that the Institute s new name did not reach ly lend itself to a publication title, I hey tried polling the student body for ideas, lull il proved to he the sixlydour dollar question for which no one had an answer. So the staff, armed with a I hesaurus and W ebster s I nahridged. decided to see what the an- cient ( book lead U offer, I he Oreeks always seem to come through where tin naming ol fraternal or- ganizations and yearbooks is concerned. Allot hours of deliberation on the part of the staff, the word I echmila was born, Il comes from the Greek tecfmikos and mil os and means lech Speaks. Very appropriate. Getting hack to IQ49 and the epitome with which we are presently concerned, we find the largest Joc htnifa that the Institute has ever published, I he staff has endeavored to produce principally a pic- torial chronicle, eliminating the conventional lengthy articles that 11 te majority ol students find uninterest- ing and too impersonal lor this type ol publication. 120 !i:CHMlL STAFF fidi tor in Chief Mark Gold in Editor I.AHi. Richards Issocidle futitar Tiiomas Nantka Staff Philip Rand Henry Huchuli Craig Tyrrel Joseph Bociinak Raymond Peters Pholo Iidilor Dennis Pett Staff Byron Shofener Howard Peachy John Parton Harry Sargent Irwin Feiir J.m Ray Art Reed Betty Groff Dorothy Jem er Be atrjce Bergeson Irving I )oi Dick Dean James Levenson Dave Carr Joe Armstrong Gordon Roth 11 ayes Rossman Arthur Green Warren Morse Merton Morris Joseph Bo n win insky Arl hdllor Donald Patrick Staff Charles Northrup Louis Lanzi Salvatori: Palmi m James Palmer Jack Goldsmith Ed Simonem i .Herm v '.tlilnr Iv ICHARD KlMRAI I Si off Herbert Chambery Cecilia Kankaanpaa Advertisirift A'la i t after Dell Keejin Staff Stephen Andras 12! Spiii I HOMAS I ArCARA Sprit underwent several policy changes during the past year under the hand of editor-ill chief lorn Arcara. The office of Student Publisher was created in order that a greater degree of coordination m ight be secured between editorial, business and mechanical divisions of the publica- tion. Also, more students than ever before have a hand in the paper's production, as the mechanical operations are now class projects in the Publishing and Printing Department, 1 his year the Christmas and Easter issues attracted wide attention and acc laim with I rout page scenes lithographed in color. On February 24 the stall lor the year 1949-50 was chosen from the Freshman class. In order to make the selection as democratic as possible, every student in I lie Institute was given an opportunity to compete. A Student Council ap- proved board weighed the qualifications ol those interested, and selected Harold Oarfitilde for the position of editor-in- chief and William Runyan, publisher. Sprit (Student Publication, Rochester Institute of Tech nofogy) originated in 1925 as the official Institute newspa- per. It has maintained high journalistic standards while pre- senting to the students a complete account ol school activi- ties, and is justi fiabl y one of I lie most popular ol Student Council sponsored projects. first Row. Hiema Alfaro. Irvins Dclin?ky. Unrl r.i Kouml.c, D.nrn Scliiwfti, Marjorie Yclm.in, Ann Lnirrr. Onrrnrr Hiirlutilic, Don EdicL Ni-nmrf Ron1. Dnn Jolwin, Pftilip Rnnd. George Rh fmrrf Prlrn, Dnnnl.l Wilson. Filworil Miw-nillim.ki. Frank Riix nlmgcr, Rrrhnicl Mr-alrr Jr.. Cnrge Sehritvcf. 22 SPRIT STAFF Editor-in- Thomas Arc aka Publish pr Bernard Goracy Business Manoficr I JAVAKl) I ASTOWSKI Production Managin' Donald E. Preston Circulation Manager Donald Wilson Staff Frank Riesenbehger George R. Schriever William Metzler Richard Peters Adiw isirig Manager Don a ld G ladw i n Offset Supervisor I Upward Moczy d i .nws k i Campus Editors Joseph Morrocco Rupert Fain Clahi;nce Hurtubise Sparis Hc tlor Donald Edick Pholo Eifi lor Peter Stadlf.r Jack Hilton Al Vincent Irving I Jolinskv I om Walker James Staff Dot Jeffek Art R led Rus Bayton Bun Moyer I .LV IN'SON Barbara Rounds Marge Yettman Ann Lauer Marge Davenport Phyllis Ferrara rifers Dora Schaefer Mary Lou Henning Robert Xienpohi i Thomas Nantka Lewis DiRisio 123 Sliiclrnt ( otmcil Benjamin A. Short As governing body of I he Student Association at R11, the Council is composed of sludenis who give lime and ener- gy In the business necessary in obtaining the maximum avail aide facilities essential to the recreation and welfare of the student hotly. Besides revising its constitution completely tfiis year lor [lie benefit ol the students as a whole, the organization abolished class officers and instituted in their place a Class Advisory Committee. I wo Student Mixers, one in October and another in lan- uary, were sponsored by the Council. With more decorations and better entertainment, they proved far more successful than mixers of previous years. Paramount in Council spun sored social events during the year was a semi-formal dance held April it) at the Rochester Masonic Fcmple. It featured the music of Blue Barron and his orchestra. Ibis years Council took a long sought step in the elimi- nation of the student parking problem. Passes in the form of windshield slickers went on sale early in January lor the new R11 parking lot at the corner of I roup and Clarissa Streets. 1 he site was purchased by the Institute early in the year, and in a remarkably short time was transformed into a spacious parking area capable ol accommodating over 100 automobiles. The group, aided by Miss Mary Medden. advisor, was instrumental In making the 1948-49 school season a most progressive year lor RIT. I'irnI Run Sill) Rin-i. Dorothy Gil Inrun, Hnlli VViwr. Virginia NnrllorJ, Secanil Roar.- Ucir- W'non. I ll'll AriHnlin.i. ( nrl Roger . Ntlis Morv Mctldcn, fnniM McBriJf. !l l ( Imprim , Kiiviiinml Weeks Thin! ftw Frnnris VrnJeMr, TliriTnn llurtte, Kr north Krnnr,. Frank Rkiapiv ItrriV'r. I inn FMn il, Jumr« Sfmllina. Rnfi Cirrurni. Rirti.ifd Smith. i2 i Ftr t Ruti': Elsa Reamer. PFiylls Slreeicr, AjjnlH Rudd. William P Murpliy. B. A (■«•r.tltFinr Smith, Ckitirllii SyrrirmcU. lov Rapp. Shirley Vithery. Setnml How- living Dulinlj, iWktr.i Rounds. Mu tie D.ivr TLJ Row Noitiwn I mini!, Wullrr Blue, fnsrpli fkv n. IjJgar Pwliri, Mm Amin-. liislmrtl Turner. Andrew Sl.-k . LLmrel Kwh. kilm VV-.it. Iitcem- IViiler. Michael Anderson, font Walker STUDENT COUXCIL MEMBERS Benjamin A. Short . Eugene Penler . . William P. Murphy Barbara Rounds Geraldine Smith Agatha Rudd ................President Vice President ..............Secretary ( urrespomling SrrreUiry An Marie Davis Joy Rapp Barbara Rounds Anoiiew Stasky Claudia Svmonos Mike Anderson tdicmislrv Louis Chester William Rockowit Joseph Basso Rose Valle John Able Martha Westgate F’ranCIS Gubrrlet Edward Abel Daniel Kudzy Sylvia Gottschai.k Harold Wikon Joyce Iziimke I .leclrical Louis Addam an Walter Blue William Murphy Carl Rogers Raymond Weeks Kenneth Kranz Robert Nary John Moran Edward Van Wagner Thomas Burke Jam i s McBride Vincent Budney Food Administration Shirley Vickerey Calvin Caton Jean Van Dusen Richard Trevett Agatha Rudd Elsa Reamer Phil Brooks June Goodman Hr exton Mayfield Ruth Wisner Dorothy Calhoun Chester Pace William C.ikiep LeRoy Swanson Richard Smith James Spaluna Lynn Flored Met hanical George K lcy ( i ahi nci M vrruiiws Charles Elam Robert Grescens Robert Chapman Charles Knolle Pholo Tech Ldgar Posner Piiyus Streeter Benjamin A. Short Ray FaHR Irving Dolinsky Ijiomas Walker Publishing and Printing P.uglni Penler Steve A no has Richard Turner Francis Vindetti Trank Riesenbf.rger Norman pRtUNn James Feeney John Wait Geraldine Smith Robert Keegan Richard Maher Retailing Jane Dewell Mara Lou I Iawkins Beverly Milbyer Louis Gup Mary Alice Martyn Clifford Swick 125 Dorm Counci First Rilir- Miiiy Alin Mnrtyni Iimii Burns, Mime Lvum'Ii. Ann Lnut'r, Sccorid! Run.': AurJrcy Si i?nn;in. Hurl mm Gfiinos. RijIh’iIji GclilWd, F.vrl vn 1 f inn his, IVrsdllu Dunef, m Eigen, Dorm Council members, who collectively net ns governing hotly (or the Residence Hall Association, are elected each year hy the students, Willi adequate guidance from the faculty advisors, they have man aged to maintain unusually high house standards For both residence halls. Accord ing to this year s president. Roberta Geb- hard. Much credit should go to each dorm girl whose intelligent cooperation was an important factor in the Associa- tion s success. I he social event which will long he re- membered by those who attended was the Dorm Formal, held in the fa II. ()ther high- lights of the year were three council-spon- sored teas, and on two different occasions the girls held open house, entertaining guests in the apartments. Council officers lor the year were Ro- berta Gebbard. president; Priscilla Doner, vice president: Barbara Eigen, secretary: and Alma Lee Loy. treasurer. Assisting them at all times were competent commit lees which supervised daily inspections in the dorms and informed students ol inipor lant school and civic affairs. 126 A asocial ion Alumni Association • Rochester Institute of technology ROCHESTER S. NEW YORK Members of the Graduating Class: Again, it is a pleasure to address the graduates of RIT through the TECHMILA. As president of our Alumni Association. I am most happy to congratulate you on your approaching graduation and the consummation of a definite goal. Our Alumni Association, now thirty-six years old, is a vital organization. You are cordially invited to join it and participate in its many activities. Not only is it a means of continuing friendships made during student days and of making new ones, but also of further- ing the growth and welfare of the Institute and its students. Its activities, guided by an executive council, are many and varied. One activity which is of direct student concern is the Development Fund. Your support will enable it to continue and expand as a scource of financial help to students through scholarships. It also sponsors, or helps to sponsor, projects for meeting current needs. The ALUMNI MIRROR, published three times yearly, is the official alumni magazine through which you will be kept informed of the affairs of the Institute, the ac- tivities of the Alumni Association, and items of interest regarding RIT graduates. We know you will look forward to receiving it. Each year on the evening of Convocation, a home- coming banquet is held to welcome the graduating class into the Association. We hope that you will plan to attend them in the years to come. At this time you are justifiably happy over the success you have achieved in completion of your courses of study. May this happiness and success continue throughout your lives as useful and loyal citizens. Sincerely yours, _ ---cr Edward A. Pike President ( ament Cl III) With 160 students, this year s Camera Club bad the largest membership in its history. I wo meetings were held each month, one primarily a social occasion while the other featured a speaker whose wide knowledge nl photographs process- es proved beneficial to the club mem hers. Most ol the year s speakers were connected with the Eastman Kodak Company. Hie Camera Clubs social calendar got under way soon after the opening ol school. In t ) toiler there was a corn roast fit Ornesee alley Park, and in Decem her a splash party at the MCA. Dane es were also on the schedule. Besides a square dance in November, members enjoyed a Valentine party in February at the senior photo laboratory. I lie Sene ca Hotel was the scene ol a Camera Club dinner dance on May 21st I wo c lub sponsored salons brought city-wide recognition to the group this year. Prints were exhibited at the Run- del Memorial Library, and members dis- playing work have been highly praised. F)r. Silas M. I hronson acted as advis or. and officers i minded Walter E. Shackelford, president : will ram K. Carr, vice president; Beatrice I, Bergeson, secretary and William La monl. treasurer. 128 Firjtl Ron I l-.rry I |.«r|3 . lvlft Cronin. J.oitc Jjevciiswn. lottt'pjli Armstrong, Gd ImcI Stark, Gold Him. KJgur Brimmer. Yale M.lUlliof. Kenneth Crn Second ffrrnBerthnld Brennri, David Carr, Ro- lull Cafirihmi. Burton Do vir , Muriel Spiu-dler. Mary Ijw Henning, Jtise[ h Bluif kvv rll. Jam  Clark. Stanley Nadi. I liimli! Mrl’aJrn, Robert Osgood. Third Row Jolin loli n ton, George Wclacl, I hoiiins Bassett. Lewis Connolly. Wil- liam Bcltcdey. Burton Dsvi . Kenneth Guru , George Keen. William Druinin, Roger Rclrly. Ij’strr Kritnriki. Charles l_ulv.ii, Robert Eliciwn, I rcJi-rick Balt.ry, Gary Cnullninn, Allen Lawrence. Firsi RouJi Douglas Hall, Arthur Wil long. Francis Wiromrn. Gonion Rulli, Jerry Wyiml, Yitay I nil. Robert Mur ray. Randal I Houck Second Rorr Furl Vufit, Harold Ro| f ii‘. Raymond Fnlir, Robert Fntwi'lle, Phyllis Streeter, Vir- ginia Rimmas. lune Stoner. Leonard Pi Mir it In], Jnnia Porter. Richard West, 'I tlint Hr... I .«‘land Reeder. Ro.l.dd Will. A ml rev. Irrclimk. Allred Kolilliers. Wil- li.ua Slum 1 111. Marvell McClellan. John Keith, Rimer Dunsvvorlh, I jjvvell Wonl- worth. Carl Ijewis. Donald Wrilnrnl. Marlin Sk-hrL. I mn Slaslmk, First Ron• Atllun Reed, Irving Dnlinsky. Gary Hunter. Richnrd I umrf. Jess Nee- ly. I ti nni' I ’ell, Jolin Partem, Scemid Rom: James IjrRue. Robert llolmyil. Duvirl ErtgJalif, Betty GfulT. S. M- Ihronson, Bcnlrice Bergrwm. Walter Shackelford. Domtliy JeUer. Fviarl Moy er. Richard Bore I 1 hint Rim': Wyv.m Reynolds, Edward Awe. Howard Peach- ey, William Bingham. Benjamin Short, Harry Sargent, James Roy Jr. Kenneth Bran slcin, Utiichnrd Huff. John Hilton, Raymond laeger. Merlon Morris. Floyd Wrlhird, Lloyd Willard I 2 Mechanical Students Association I hi s year proved to be most successful for I be Mechanical Students Association. A well-round' eel program oi educational as well as social ac- tivities was presented to the members. I lie pro- gram consisted of numerous movies on technical subjects, guest speakers whose background and experience were of unusual interest, and several social activities that were enjoyed by all. Due to the cooperative system, each block had its own officers to direct the organization, J his. of course, instigated competition between the two groups, which proved both interesting and bene ficial to tbe association as a whole. I he MSA is indeed indebted to Mr. Cyril Don- aldson. faculty advisor, and to Miss Zornow, hon- orary secretary, lor their splendid advice and guid- ance during the past year. For A Block the officers were Ronald Phillips president: Leo Cain, vice president; John W. Wa gner. secretary, and illiarn Lament, treas- urer. I'or B Block the offices were held by Robert Kaplan, t harlos Cox, Richard andnrzille and I'red f'lickingefi respectively. College Business Club First Row: Virginia CtidM . Ann Mulendykc. Sue Frond , Bclty Blade . Mar lira Ferris. Barbara I lickock. Roberta Lockwood. Irene Wnldon. Marilyn Btoer . Seeorul Ron : Beverly Hunt, Joy Rapp, Marion Walton. Marilyn Hayden. Barbara Bloomfield, Dick Williams. Ij u Hawick, Janice KareliaL-. Norma Kent. Dick Neely. Third Row: Kalbryn Van Der Micd, Marjorie Hay- word. Gene Johnson. Mnrjoiie Drostie, Roy UL-iava, Gordon Hollinger, Rnlli KlioJiLui, Doris Oldchurch. Charles Gtllelle, Dorothy Gillette, Iliaroas Korcliak, Roy I rands. Pal Klein, Burl Lockwood, Robert Wright. I nil I I Oil when the College Business Club was established. Rl I boasted no non-sectarian religious organization, CBC is I lie Institutes represent a live of SO I (Sit iclent Christian Movement) which is affil- iated with the National Student Chri stian Council. Meetings were held each Sunday evening at the Rl I Chapel where, besides the weekly business ses- sion, members enjoyed refreshments and discussions of social and religious problems. CBC members are particularly proud of their ser- vices rendered to I lie European needy. Besides con- tributing to CARL, they organized and sent thirty 25 lb. packages ol clothing and toys lor overseas re- lief shortly before Christmas, Rev. Murray A. Cayley is advisor to I he group, and officers lor 1948 included: Gordon I follinger, president: Ed Kern, vice president: Dorothy Fisher, secretary: and Barbara Bloomfield, treasurer. In Jan- uary, 1949. new officers, composed ol RIJ alumni, were installed, I hey are: Lee Howiclc. president; Dick Will iams. vice president: and Luella W inter, secretary'. Miss Bloomfield continues in the olfice of treasurer for 1949. 13 Newman ( lnl Run-: Mcir Ann CW Dorolliy Suillvan, Mnrv IJU SpuuUiQS. Anm- I ayW Sccuml Rwit: Marie t , ynr.1i. Damiji Si livvulk Kity Sdhneidci. Mary Lou I triwkins. Mary Louise Hor  , Rnswimfy kiiuluT. Min  R.hiIjit, 'Vileen Sitter. Pally Ryan, jf’ iJrrJ Row-1; llmiiiux J. CWtwiiri, Riclmnl Bouton, H lw-«nl Kwrl. Will O'NJeill, (.'irfirgn' F.mJiiing 'f, Lflwiinl Miif yi J1rrtv.sk i, I nmk I, RirwJuitp-i, Willinru Cornel In. Gcrortl J’ IJ film Jr.. Daniel Berry', Donald Oliidwin, Rcrmird W e is, Edivawl SwttScy, An organization for Catholic students in colleges and univorsi lies throughout I lu- co uni ry. the Newman Club was named al- ter Cardinal Jolm I lenry Newman, no led English Catholic churchman, ft was found ed to provide informal get-togethers and discussions on religious and social prob- lems. 1 he R! T chapter was very active during the past year with hi-monthly meetings at R o dies I e r s I m in a c it I a I e C o n r e ption Church. These meetings included opening and closing prayers | y 111if modernior, Rev. Gerald Dunn, Besides hrief business sessions followed by refreshments, the get- togethers featured interesting lectures by both prominent priests and laymen. Dancing, community singing and other forms of recreation were also enjoyed by members on meeting nights. Club president Cornelius O Neill wishes to lake this op- portunity to thank f ather Dunn for his un- tiring assistance during the past year. Other officers included Anne 1 avion vice prosi deni; Rose Mary Raiiber and Jerry Hahn secretaries; and Betty McDonald, treas- urer. 132 fencing Clui, hirsf Kftfit: KmImtI VattL Jtjriici Caron. RnymoinI Psclti n-r. Marry .S comi Ron1: Ro rit Ltldy, Rirlmrrl Messing, C'iiarlfrs SawJoy. Kmiirlli (minis. H rlwrl Marlin Sicfcels. Jerry Wyant 1 his year has seen one ol I lie most active fencing cimius in the history ol the spoil at Rll . With 25 mem hers, under the able di reclion of Harold M. I’lorescue. former coach ol the Rochester Lencing (dub. the foi Is men met twice a week in the school gym for two- hour practice sessions. Assisting Mr, Flores cue were Art Plouffe, RJT alumnus and city lencing junior champion, and Louis I i carro, another high-ranking amateur fencer. Russell Norris was this year s president and student manager, and Mr. James Wilson acted as fa culty advisor, Early in December the club sponsored a movie in the Kastman Assembly I fall, the proceeds being used to buy new equipment and white jerseys for I be members, Ollier ar- tivi lies included demonstrations in fencing technique for various local schools and organ izations, I borough workouts and mastery ol funda- mentals have featured recent practices in view ol competition with other schools. If the hopes of this year s members are realized, fencing' will soon be one of the major sports in our school. 133 ! i lin « ( lui) I he Rid tug Club offeree! student equestrians an oppor- tunity to enjoy their favorite spoil during the fait and spring months at Heberleys Stables. 1 leaded by President Bud Savvdev and aided in an advisory capacity by Mr. Eldridge, M iss Idiom as. Mr I odd and Mr. Shaw cross. I he club of fered a well-rounded social program lor its members. Includ- ed were vveiuer roasts and gay barn dances, traditional to the organization. Also, motion pictures were shown to dis- play correct riding techniques. Instrumental in arranging tire social affairs was a committee headed by Edward A we I and including Anita Smith. June Jespersen and Harold Richter. C tub officers lor the year were Bud Savvdey. president; Shirley Oreatl. vice president; Jeannette Swannie. secretary; and Sam Rangueran, treasurer. One ol the Institutes youngest organizations, it has seen an increase in membership each year since its foundation, and the members feed confident that the future will find the ruts in the bridal paths growing deeper and an even greater supply ol liniment being sold at Radnor s on Saturday nights. Fin I ftan r; Jecm DtirH'lu'iJ, Put Kluin. Scfarut Rau - JeomcMr Swamie, Juni' JrijXrrjiiTi. Putkpiiiig Ran'gnvara, Ituil SuwJry1, Iwui I lenry, Jonic.i Wirlmrr TW Rev. Ctni Tylibl. Rii'U- iiriI Sinilli. .) rr Wyiml. -turur Riiy lr.. I.inn 1'lrlri'it, l.nwll Wfntwoil, Dell Wiirmcli, Ainlj’ Trcelwcls, Jut ; Krrylinjf, 1 31 RIDING CLUB MEMBERS Joe Arm si rang Shirley Orcuit Edward Awe George Paraghamian Edwin Berger George Paul Beatrice Bergeson Natalie Paulus Ralph Brown Pauline Payzer Kenneth Creek W illiarn Pollack Arlene C row Puck pong Rang a vara Kathryn Dalrymple Janies Ray Irving Dohnsky Arthur Reed Bunny Doner Hal Richter Jean Dorschied Agatha Rudd Linn Eldred Charlene Sanders Barbara Farrell Anita Saur John Hadd Bud Saw dev Eleanor Gleiner Ray Schlitzer Pal 1 lamilton Peggy Secor Joe Hastings loyce Shafer Jeanette f lay Ben Short Joan Henry Emil Silvestri hint1 Jespersen Anita Smith Pat Klein Dick Smith P ill Knapp . 1 eannette Swannie Alfred Kohlberg Anne 1 aylor Robert Koontz Lois 1 imby Jule Krevling Andy 1 rechock Robert Lamonl Craig 1 yrrel Barbara Let- Dell Warnick Ray Lyon hi mes W ei sen horn 1 eel Marcbner 1 .owell entworth John Marshall Barbara Wicker Mary Alice Martyri Joan Y idoiman Norman Moeller Arthur Wilfong Phyllis Mull Janice Wirtner Olive Murphy 1W mad ine isniews k i Bob Murray Dick Wood Bill Muttiti Jerry Wyant Bob Nesbit Idea nor Yourdon Jean Ogle Glenn Zitlauf 135 Rille tr Pistol ( lul Flrsl Rolf Kk'lmrii Srnilli. Lrvcnsori. Di-ll Kfi-liii. Roy Stainer. SeciHul Hour Rkluiril M;«rHn. Cliiitii i lairis, I l;irol l PuppM . Rotipfl NVJiil, Don.ild Votnkv.ml. I lfrnry Ko.ker. Robert SocIlS. iill improved records on the range and the formation ol its first pistol team, the RIT Rifle and Pistol Chib found its third season the most successful to dale. L mh f the capable leadership of Boh Nesbii. Publishing and Printing ireshman, the shooters enjoyed activities in the field for tin’ first time. At the ( luh range on Com- mercial Street, a policy of safety in tin handling ol firearms was adopted, and teams were formed within the group in an effort to offer more competitive shooting. At the time Techmila went to press the club bad participated, in five matches, win- ning two. Since many of the Rl ! nimrods were underclassmen this year, an even greater number of victories is anticipated lor next season. Besides Nesbii. officers included: I )ell Keehri, vice president and coach; Harold Pappas, secretary-treasurer: Richard Mar- tin, executive officer: Richard Smith, pistol director. 136 Ski Clul I'irsl Run Anni' I.tvlitr. .Ium Sawyer. j41.ul Rriiiunll. Ralwrl Ward. C’arolytl Mallllii'v. I.dtllj Purdy, Beverly Hunl, S.'itln' Milter. Second Poro: Mimi Raubcr. Pally Ryan. Polly’ Marlct, Mary Par low, Marcia Mix. Anita Sniir. Martini Vr ,tR.i1i-. Ii,yrr Elirnte. F.li alw’tli VV’ard. Priwrilla Dorter, I R. Holler Tbl d Raid: Uyn Pisenliarl. Bill C Iiiep, Murray Johnson, Rekir Arpati. Era il SilveilrE, Louie Oup. I'.iKvrird Morr-y, led M.irrlmer, Mr. laporrcr. Burt Cnrtk-y, li«L jirovva, IW Lrwfly, Dmi Cnlri, C p ir S. . Aorriinri I mn Miilkn. lark I llllnn. Ducali! Brirfili . In its second year of existence, the Rl I ski Club has gained in popularity. Insist- ing about twice as many members as last season. I he new group included a number ol tyros lor whom an instruction committee was formed. Il was beaded by Behir At jiag, one of the dub s most skilled skiers. Besid es weekly trips to nearby slopes lor exciting experience and prarlire, the mem- bers also bad the opportunity to see some exceptionally good movies and hear talks by notable ski enthusiasts. I hanks to the untiring efforts of club of- ficers and faculty advisor W illiam I opor cer, three weekend trips were made, one to AI leg I iany Stale Park, one to I tirtn and another to Old Forge, N. Y. Burl Conley was this year s president. I fe was assisted in his administrative du lies by Jack Hilton, vice president: Anita Saur, secretary: and Jean Dorse hied, treas- urer. Now, as Fechmila goes to press, and green grass drives the hickories into storage, Ine club members look back upon the ac- tive winter season with nostalgia. 137 Inter-Sororilv ( ounci First Rote. Pal Klein, Bemridinc i-i iov ki, Else. Reamer, Jeon Burns, Alice Smtlli, Miss hern Kiri ;. Second Ron- J.rnKrc W irlm-r, Pn il|.i Nielsen, Gerry Smllli, Rarltarn Grimes, tr.y.r- Flunk., M.irtlia Wragnlr, M.irv Ellen Spaulding. Sponsoring iiJoiim.il rush parties on Sep- tember 14 and October 12, I lie In tor-Sorority Council commenced its Ivverity-ninth year as governing body for the four Rl I sororities, I he scene of both rush parties was the East- man Smoking I .ounge, appropriately decor a ted with a Halloween theme for the falter affair. I he In tor-Sorority Ball, one of the high- lights of the school s social calendar, was held this year on March IQ at the Powers Hotel. As is an annual custom, the dance featured the presentation of the coveted schol- astic cup, awarded to the sorority with the highest scholastic standing for the season. Within I lie next few years tile surface of the cup will Ire completely covered with engraved names of winning sororities, Al that I ime. the trophy will become a permanent possession of the organization, having won it most fre- quently. The Council is composed of the lour sor- ority presidents, supplemented by proportion- al representation from eacli group. Mrs. Eliz- abeth Piling of the Retailing Department staff acted as advisor, and officers included: Jean Burns, president; Elsa Reamer, vice president; Alice Smith, secretary: Bcrnadine Wisniewski. t rca si ire r. 11S no Alpha Psi Sorority Hr si Rtw-r tjiorlnlte Flaiesrur. IW Sn p|Mi, ,l vw Klisukc, Alice Smitb, Marilw Wculpyili:, Mi« Fern Kin it, Secomf Rpr; Alm.i Bailey Dorothy Calhoun. Gayle Own. Anita Sam, Wil.ilie Sic- Lii'f'ki, Cccflin Knnliiinnpnii, ftin«' Dnll Htitisn, Alihi I 'minwnoil Organized in 1921 wi lit I ] charter members. Alpha Psi was the second sor- ori ly lo he formed at the Institute, With high ideals and splendid spirit, the mem- bers have contributed greatly to a friend- ly feeling of sisterhood and good will among girls of all departments. Among the many festivities held by Alpha Psi during the past year were the freshman rusi parly arid pledge dinner held in (he spring, I he girls also held their traditional Christmas parly which proved mosl successful Aided by faculty advisor. Miss I erne King of the Food Administration De- partment, Psi officers for I lie year were as follows: Alice Smith, president; Joyce f Jirnle, vice president; Rose Scappa, se cirolary; arid Martha West gale, treasur- er. I lie sorority lool s lor ward to a future of even more scholastic and social sue- III) cess. Sigma Kappa Delta Sorority f’irsl Kou Rutli Bissfli, Kay VanDerMritl, Bcrnadinc Wi nipw«lu, I.jiis Bloodgood. Miss Bar- bara C ross, Pal Klein, Janice Wirlncr, Doris llcrtry. Second Ron Joyce Crime, i velyn Kill. ( nra Brown. Virginia Keeler, Mary Sedil.i, Rutli Kleinlu'iie. Joy Rapp, ( l.unfi.i Syinoii'l-, Janice I iiylur. I lay rides, splash parties, ice and roller skating sprees . . . ! I his year the sorority expanded its pro- gram to include a greater number of activities than ever before, hour Junior and Senior pledgees were feted at a dinner on November IS, and a Freshman rush party was field in January. Now a small but enthusiastic group of girls. Sigma Kappa Delta was founder! in 1026 lor the purpose ol building character and establishing a high scholastic standard in the student body. SKD boasts the sponsorship of the annual Sweater Dance, held this year in the Fast man Lounge with over 200 guests attending. Besides the crowning of a king and queen, chosen lor the brilliance and orig rnality of their sweaters, tbe affair featured a raffled mystery prize. Tb is year the group acquired a spirited young ad- visor when Miss Barbara Cross joined the staff of the Food Administration Department. Bernadine Wis- niewski held the presidential post with Patricia Klein, vice president: Lois Rloodgood. secretary' oriel Kay VanDerMcid. treasurer. 141 Plii Upsilon Phi Sorority Ffrsl Rujjv Cerry SinJlli. Mary Ellen Spaulrlmg. BTtmci Simmons. BatLin Crinies. ScoonJ Roto: M«ry Lrm Hawkins, Knllilrai Cnx. Dolores Santy. .lean itarns. Barbum Eigen, loan Haag, Minii Reilly, Bevtily Millrjier. Thtrtl Ftau.r Marion Bhston, Ctinrlnllc Rldjliani), Dari SUienricr, Anita Smtlli. Gege Waters, Gnil 1’erkin ., Bnrjvtrii Gcistung, Slnrley Miller. Belly McDonald. Joan P.illeison, CaTolyrv Wnili', Priscilla Doner, Pfiyllb ( jrcfiHlefe. Mary Louise Hogan, A lighted candle, a whispered pledge, and a girl joined ihe hands ol Iriendship, unity. Fidelity and scholarship with her Fellow sisters ol Phi Upsilon Phi Founded as the first sorority ol the Institute in IQ 19, Phi Upsilon Phi has continued to llourish and pro- vide its members with a deep hond. Ihe girls started the year hy participating in the Iritersororily activities, followed hy ihe pledging of up- perclassmen which climaxed at a sisterhood dinner held at the Spring House on November 18 Phi U joined its brother fraternity, Chi Della Phi, in several activities throughout the year. January ushered in the rushing ol freshmen at a Vaudeville parly, ending tn February with a second sisterhood dinner at the Spring' House. I he lirsl sprouting ol leaves took Phi I psilori Phi to the woods lor a spring party—most successlul—with rations of sulphur arid molasses. Officers lor the year were lean Burns, president: Barbara f igen. vice president: Dolores Sooty, corre- sponding scerelary; Joan Haag, recording secretary and Alma Lee Loy. treasurer. I 12 PHI UPSILON Ann AngelI Joan Bejrgwall Marion Bos Ion Jean Bums Joan Chaplin Sue Charleswortn Kay Cox Mildred 1Javenport Jane I Jewel I Priscilla Doner Naomi Draudt Barbara Ligeti Barbara Gerstung Joanne Gertner Phyllis Greenslete Barbara Grimes Lois Guidice Joan Haag Mary Lou Hawkins Sue Henderson Joan Henry Mary I jt u Hogan Ann I loll Ann Latter Alma I _ee Loy EJeanpr Luberli Marie Lynch Polly Marks Beverly Marlin PHI MEMBERS Geraldine Matyka Belly McDonald Joanne Nh Knight Beverly Milbyer Shirley Miller Ann Muelendyke Joanne Got Shirley Orcutt Joan Patterson Gail Perkins Muriel Reilly Charlotte Ricegl iono Charlene Sanders Dolores Santy Kay Schneider Joyce Shafer BI a nr h e Si mn i on s Mary Sinicropi Anita Smith Geraldine Smith Mary Ellen Spaulding Lois Jean Stahl Dari Sturmer Lois I irnby Mary Uhl Carolyn Waite Carol Walsh Genevieve Waters Shirley Young N3 Della () inii ron So rori I v F«fil Rom I i i rt e- Rttfir-rs, I .m i'llo K.iv. Ro:-alir Mmill. N'lii-tilyn Sclmll, Miss- Mnri«( i Belir, I .l u R.i.inrr, Hurrrrl Man . Xanr i, May. I imi'e Adi Socorni Ro«i Iklly Guitry, Roily Lou Sitincll, Itilf-on McCarlliy. Virjjini.i NurlWl. S.JK Rossi, Nancy Stifffrr. lAirfilla iSMlsen, The second oldest sorority in tlie Institute, Della Omicron was founded in 1021 by eiI I cbarter mem- bers to promote companionship and a high scholastic standard among the girls ol the student body. Miss Marion Bebr, Chub I nion counselor, is ad- visor to this sorority whic h includes members Irani Re- tailing, Rood Administration and Applied Art De- partments, This year the' group Followed its custo- mary procedure, pledging upperclassmen in Novem- ber and welcoming new members from the Freshman class in February. Delta Oink ron did it again! hor the sixth consec- utive year [lie girls found themselves victorious in the Inter-Sorority Scholarship Cup competition, I hey Feel confident ol possession when the cup becomes comp letefy engraved and ready lor permanent pre- sentation. Officers Tor the 1948-19 school year included Elsa Reamer, president: and Marilyn Sr hull, vice presi dent. Louise Ash and Rosalie Merrill shared the sec- retarial duties, and treasurer was Harriet Man n. 144 DELTA OMICRON MEMBERS Louise Ash Virginia Norfleet Mary Brigham Marjory Paine Emma J. Campbell Mary Parlow June Carey Eleanor Prall Joan Carter Miini Rauber Alice Coash Elsa Reamer Arlene Craw Jane Rogers Agnes Dorlcey Sally Rossi Merits Ferris Agatha Rudd Belly Gailey Jane Sawyer Belly 1 ,oti 1 latch 1 Jora Schaefer Janette 1 lay Betty Lou Schnell Lucille Kay Marion Schoehef Anne Kerrigan Marilyn Schull Jean King Nancy Shener Martha Kirk Audrey Sherman Patricia Maliar Anne Sleadman Harriet Mann Phyllis Streeter Nancy May Anne laylor Eileen McCarthy Jean 1 idd Betty McCrossen Sally Futile Rosalie Merrill Gloria Van An ken Sally Miller Shirley ickery Pat Minton Gail Webster Priscilla Neilson Relty M. W right MS Kappa Signia Kappa Fraternity Ron-: Aclullt F rgiene, Rtili i Vcl nn. Norton Carson, Btid Core, Tiiim Niinllvi. Boh Murray Buh Riili.ardfoO, Second Ron : Glen Povvi-rs, lack Diikvlnvi. EJ l i towslsi. I.inrl Sllveslri, Bill Culver. Art Reed, Joe Bofhvin, Stan Oaino. Boh Gladwin, I hinl Rwr; l.rnesl I'Wonc. Louis Don Picrtun. Preplan Bergen. Robert 7.ul«li. Alvin Crniiii’. Toni Do Pay. Edward Ingulls John Smilli. Ilal Ricliter. Rokrr Arputj. ( raig Tymd. Benjamin Short. 1 liis year marks another milestone For the old Delta Delta Society founded in 1914, lor in March of this year, after 35 years as ( hi Delta Phi. (his fraternity pioneered another lor- ward step by become associated with Kappa Sigma Kappa, a national fraternity. Kappa Sigma Kappa s foundation in 1876 places it among a group ol fraternities started soon after the C ivil W ar at the irginia Military Institute and among the oldest in the country. Kappa Sigma Kappa will continue to sponsor several of Rl I s big social functions. Among' these are the Sweetheart Ball and their annual banquet ancl dance. I his year the Sweetheart Ball took place on February 12 at the Powers Moled halfroom with Jack hnd and his orchestra providing the music. Nineteen-forty-nine lias seen a growth in the fraternity under tile able leadership of Emil Sif vestri. Other officers in eluded AI Cronig, vice president’ Arthur Reed, secretary; I .dward Laslowski, treasurer; and Craig I yriel, correspond- ing secretary. I he fraternity is looking forward lo a very successful lu- ture as Kappa Sigma Kappa, socially, scholastically and frat ernalfy. 116 KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA MEMBERS Bekir Arpag Dan Kudzy Marvin Ash kin Lou Lanzi Dave Barone Ed Lastovvski Joseph Basso Duane Linck Robert Baum Morrie Miller Preston Bergen AI Morfino Bill Betterley Robert Murray Du gal cl Brooks 1 om Nantka Joe Botlwin Robert Niendorif George Brown Robert Nelson Norton Carson 1 on Paul AI Cronig Glen Powers William Culver Don Preston Dick Delaney Puckpong Ran go vara Stan Daino Art Reed Dick DcKcmpe Bob Richardson Torn DePoy Harold Ricbler Clarence Drake Phil Rizzo Jack 1 Jiikelovv Ben Short Walt Dunn Emil Silvestri Achille Forgiohe Jack Smith Ernest 1 a rone Ronni Smith Don Gladwin Ralph Smithwick Adrian Harris Robert Stephens Clarence I lurtubise Craig I yrrel 1 ,cl Ingalls Joe Whalen Clayton Jones Richard Williams Robert Xulrli 147 I ’lii Sigma Phi Fratemily I'irtl (imi’ Rofcefl Koontx, Janve J. Giron. Soeoni Row: lorry Krupfii'nhiirhrr, Ouk Kiinn.iil. Robori Liniont, David P. Twisdnlo. Robor! Allen, Vinrchl La inn. Lou Gupp. Clytlr Williams, I liirt! iit tr: Ernes! JewelI. Rstynmnd Pm IihTh-o. C url KrtRcrs, Stanley LimLivur. I r.inL Marcocci.i, Inbn H Wait. I .tin .in Dust'n, Pel w.if il Awe, Elm llapbins t liuck Rerlnauer, I lurry S. Kiimix-I. Paul Kdlutm. Robert I'nvoy, II Hiirvry ll.irl.unl, Pule-rI S. CFjk-I!, Giiry IF ( «iiiTfiiiiiri, Lil Bcig«rr. Martin .1, Stflmcli, I he oldest fraternal organization at the Insti lute. Phi Sig was strengthened in t Q37 by a mer- ger with two fellow fraternities. Since its founda- tion in 1001. il has stood lor high ideals in broth- erhood and scholarship, Ken Renick and his orchestra provided I lie music lor this year s “Snowball, I he foremost social attraction of the fraternity. I he affair look place in I he ballroom of the Powers Hotel on January 8. On May 6. Phi Sig sponsored a din ner dance at Brook Lee Country Club featuring Bob Brut e s orchestra. With Mr. Clarence E. I idles aiding in an advisory capacity, officers lor the year were: Ro- bert Allen. president; Bob DeSeyn, secretary: and Raymond Balter, treasurer. 148 Fill SIGMA PHI MEMBERS Robert Allen 1 larold Kremmel Edward Awe Jill n - Kiev ling Leonard Baker Vic tor Kruppertbach e r Raymond Baker Vincent Lai no Edward Berger Robert I „amont Robert Blessing Stan ley Landaver Robert Barnes John Lalhrop James Carl Frank Ma rco ccia James Caron William Mathews Gary Canffman C1 arence Ma11 hews Richard Crylzor Joseph Morrocco John Derochic Robert Opelt Robert DeSeyn Raymond Pschierer Charles Liam William Railing Maurice I'.rvvay Charles Reitnaner James Feeney Carl Rogers Richard Frew Martin Siebach Lou Cupp I toward Suddard Harvey 1 larkmd Andrew I heophiles John 1 lopkins 1 )avid 1 vvisdale Ernest Jewell Lewis Van Dusen Richard K.irman Ldward idler Paul Kellogg John Wait Robert Kuontz Clyde Williams HO thlertc 131 BASKETBALL Coach A. Leo f ox undertook his 10 IQ coach inn assignment with a single varsity veteran. Combing the ranks ol last year s junior varsity and a group of newcomers, he Found replace- ments lor last season s record squad. Despite a final tally ol six wins and I ? defeats., the RII cagers portrayed fine prospective material lor an excellent team in the future. Bud I ierlynek, veteran lorvvard, led the Rid scoring with a total ol 150 points. 118 of these field goals. Others in the upper brackets were Boh Gates with 116, Dick Heveron with 101. and d erry Parshall with 00. Willi all but one of this year s varsity squad returning in 1950. a far more successful season is anticipated. Bob DeSeyn, rangy center from tbe Retailing Department w ho saw considerable action this year, will be lost to the team through graduation. 1 be Junior Varsity won 6 games and lost 8. Besides playing against the J teams of most of tbe varsity’s opponents in preliminary match- es.. they included on this years schedule the Un- iversity of Rochester Lrosli, Genesee Junior Col lege. Rochester School ol Commerce, and Biuisch and Lomb. Mr. H arold Brodie, faculty administrator of basket ha II lor 27 years, handled the game sched- uling and other associated duties. Coach Fox 152 113 Schedule 1 )l i Bioek|)url Ftiicliers RIT D| p. 37 48 Dec. 10 McMasters University- 51 35 1)«. II Gencseo I cat hers 47 17 Jan. 7 Genes eo Irncbers 58 30 Jan. 8 Oswego 1 ea (tiers 42 80 Jim. 11 FreJonio Teachers 44 40 Jan. 18 Sampson Gal lege 32 60 Ian. 22 Alliance College 31 69 Jan. 28 Ontario College 45 32 Fell. 4 Broekporl Feathers 49 62 Feb, 5 Ulica College 45 63 Feb, 8 Illuiea College 54 79 Feb. 11 Sampson College 47 59 Feb. 18 McMasiers University 30 71 1’ eb. 19 Ontario College 29 37 Feb. 23 Oswego Feaebers 41 75 Marc h 4 Utica College 46 63 Marc 1. 5 Frcdonia 1 eaehers 50 47 Marc h 8 [lliitca College 55 82 Denotes bonne Carnes. 154 |jfifl to Right: DeSeyn. Fox. Wilson. Sebwincf. Hevcron. osbtirgh. Parshall. Nicoll. Gales, Pimenlal. rr, WRESTLING? I his year. tin Institute wrestling team made great si rides in regaining the place ol prominence that it field at one lime in in ter-collegiate mat circles. I ulorod by new coach Earl Puller, and sparked by learn cap- tain Ken Christian, the tnsslers had a very successful season in competition with some of its strongest pre-war rivals. Included in the 1948-49 schedule were meets with Ontario Agricultural C ollegc. I diversity ol Buflalo, C ase Institute ol Technology, Allred University, Western Reserve University, Ak ran College, Si. Lawrence University, and Baldwin Wal- lace College. New on lire Tech men s schedule this year were Akron College and Western Reserve, With four wins, lour losses, and a lie. the boys had a Far more impressive record than during the 19-17-18 season. Some ol the lop men also competed in the Inter-State I ourvi- aments at Cleveland, Ohio, on March ) I and 12. Instrumental in arranging this season s fine schedule ol matches was faculty advisor Ralph B. I nils ol the Publishing and Printing I department. Km Pt n 15fi I lifts Fuller Butler Siebach Moran Main mow Ktmz Baker Christin Schedule Rrr Opp. December 1 Ontario Aggies 23 20 December 1 1 Case Institute 0 32 December 17 Buffalo L. 20 11 January 22 Alfred U. 16 18 February 1 St. 1 .awrence U. 13 17 February 12 Buffalo U. 14 14 February 18 Baldwin Wallace 10 10 February 25 Akron U. 18 1 1 February 20 Western Reserve 0 26 ¥ denotes home game Te earn W'rmU 121 Bill Knapp.................. Remit III Cbrisl ian.......... 128 Leonard Baker Joseph Johnson John Moran Robert Kunz I red Ahrens Joe Hastings Fred Mamerow Stewart Smith I faro I d Richter j Marlin Siebach Joe Morrocto Clark Butler Albert Kilinski 56 ................... '55 in .. 175 Leroy Swanson ................. Heavy J57 BOWLING $T I liis year men and women alike participated in howling. I he most popular extra-curricular ac- tivity at RI I, and over 235 Institute keglers met each week at Webbers Bowling Hall on Ply mouth Avenue. I be men s league consisted ol 18 teams on each block, each team rolling three games every w ednesday evening. A total ol I points was possible lor any one team to accumulate during a night s bowling: one point was awarded lor each game won and one point lor I he greatest number ol total pins. Vincent I larmou and Kenneth Carter, both Publishing and Printing seniors, acted as presi- dent and treasurer respectively, and Iliev also shared secretarial duties, Mr. illiarn Case- ment ol the General education Department was faculty advisor. Following their usual custom, the bowlers wound up the season with a banquet at which time awards were presented. At the time I ecbmila went to press an inter- school tournament was being planned; arrange merits included representatives I rum eight or ten western New Y ork colleges. I uesday night was RIT W omen s Night at Webber s. I he girls had no organized teams but vied lor individual scoring honors. Setting the pace with scores in the upper brackets were Vir- ginia I hornas (Photo fcch), Prsicilla Neil son (Poods) and Alma Lee Lay (Retailin g). ci 311- dia Symonds was manager and Miss Lvelyn ] hornas acted ns faculty advisor. 158 Ilie Institute!; tennis program was original- ly designed to fit every type of player of Loth sexes. Lorn the rank of beginner to the ex- pert, I hat pattern was again followed during the past year. Group and individual instruction was avail able for novices at the capable hands of coach Bill I oporcer. I or the club, there was the chance to engage in competition at his own level, while the more accomplished play- ers vied lor places on the team w hich repre- sented the Institute in its live match schedule this spring, Belcir Arpag. Publishing and Printing se- nior. was court attendant during the outdoor season, and incidentally held the number one student ranking when I echmila went to press. I be instruction and match schedules were arranged by Warren C. Davis, the faculty tennis manager. I o those who are graduating, Mr. Davis extends the hope that they will con tinue to use the Institute s courts and renew the friendships and associations ol their slu dent days. 159 Since 1860 ... Serving the Professional Photographers in Rochester and Vicinity. Photograph of Main Street Store by John L Raddatz, Jr. Class of 1948 MARKS FULLER, INC. (PROFESSIONAL STORE) 70 SCIO STREET, ROCHESTER 4, NEW YORK sm i rii-M it it i: v. i must 4 iion i; AMONG AMATEURS, Professionals, .Naturalists. Botanists, Medical Men -All who want the best. Graphic and Graflex Cameras are prime favorites. OUR BUSINESS is exclusive!} Cameras and Photo Supplies for both the professional ami amateur ami when available, we stock every worthwhile Pholographic Vrressory — Cameras. Lenses. Papers, Films, Chemicals, Darkroom Kqiiipitienl. 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Serv ice Con t rib tiled Faculty- Advisors .... ...Four color fronlispierr and five two-color division panes. .......... , For aiding me will) entire production of the hook. ........................... . ..For very efficient handling of photography. ...............................For the fine joh they did on all the art work- .....................................................For all editorial work. .................................................. For efficient handling of ads. For cooperation wit h I lie year hook staff and fine joh on the photography. ....... ......... ..For their cooperation and aid and fine joh ol printing. f wish to thank the remainder of the staff whose names were not mentioned and anyone else who lias contributed to the hook for a fine joh well done. Art Credits Cover . ............. .......................................... Frontispiece ...................................................... Contents and Forward Pages. -- ........................ Illustrations for Department and Class Writeups................ Departmental Division Page................ ....................... Class Division Page------------------------------------------------ Activities Division Page................................. Athletics Division Page...................... ................... Advertising Division Page...................... .................... ......Don Patrick Don Patrick .......Louis Lan i ...Jack Goldsmith ...... .Don Patrick .....Don Patrick ....Jack Goldsmith .Charles North hup .Salvatore Palmhri In formats' of Applied Art Department............. In form a Is of Chemistry Department In form a Is of Electrical Department............. Informal of Food Administration Department Informa Is of Mechanical Department.............. Informal of Photo lech Department................ Informal of Publishing and Printing Department Informal of Retailing Department ................ Informal of Fraternities and Sororities.... .... Sports ........................................... School Buildings..,.................. ........... Clubs ................................... Depa rt men t Introductions........................ Department Heads.......................... - Other Informal ........... ................ Student Council........................... Department Secretaries.,........................... Photo Credits .............................................Warren Morsc -...............-...........................James Rat ..................... ....................... ....Irwin Fkhr ....................................... Elizabeth Groff ............. -...........................I Iarry Sargent .........v,................................... .John Parton ............. - - - .................. ......I Iowa rd P eaciiey .............. .................Merton Morris ............................................Joe Bottwin ......... ................ ......Irving Dolinsky ........Byron Shofi m h and Bob Murray .....Gordon Roth. Wayne Chandler, James Levinson .................................Dennis Pett .............. ..................Dorothy Jeffer .Beatrice: Bergi son. Joe Bottwin. Dorothy Jeffer ..........-........ .......-.................Arthur Green ....-.....-....................... .......... 11 AYES RoSSMAN We also wish to express our gratitude to the advertisers whose kind cooperation has helped make possible the production of I fie 1949 Feclimifa. The Editor. 176