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

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AMERICAN CRAFTSMEN

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Mahan Bchr Clark Union Counselor Alfred Davis Associate Director Laurence Lipsett Educational Research Dr, Victor Murphy Physician Mary Frances Dudley Educational Research Louise Pinder Residence Halls Alfred Johns Lena Karker Registrar Nurse Harry Rider Sr. Mary Robson Buildings Grounds Director Residence Halls Frederick Kolb Comptroller Howard Simmons Asst, to Registrar ‘7 know the title but not the author The librarian smiles and fingers through hundreds or index cards looking for one title in a maze of listings. “A y sore throat is better, but my nose has starter! to run A throat is sprayed and a small envelope containing many colored pills in thrust on the ailing patient. Could you please cash this check for me?” A life-saving cash amount changes hands, and a sigh of relief escapes from the student; a smite appears on the cashier's face. We're freezing!” or Do you have an extension!'' These are some of the cries from helpless students to their guardian angels. “May I have the key to the N.S.A, office! and Is anyone in the Carnegie room7” The Clark Union counselor has a hard time trying to satisfy everyone's request. Is it too late to sign out for the week endT Thus runs a dorm refrain heard from September to June. Have we used all of our Student Association budget?” The treasurer leafs through a black book while the or- ganization's representative waits anxiously for the reply. My veteran's check hasn't arrived!” The veterans administrator quickly determines the cause and gives calm assurance. These student quotations explain the many functions and show our close relationship with the administration. Jean Smith Residence Halls Leo Smith Educational Research Marion Steinman Librarian Burton Straiten William Torporcer James Wilson Jr. Alumni Association Asst, to Registrar Educational Research Eleven

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Ernest Brace Tage Frid Liv Gjelsvik Behind the new green and red door of the S.A.C. works a mighty little group. It’s a little corps of fifty people who con- sider themselves one big family whose might lies in its creative cortexes and educated hands. In this family’s house there are many rooms from basement to the attic that are filled with the tools for their creative work. This family has five members. First, “the Brains,” so to speak, the creative artist teacher who is well known in company where the Bauhaus and the New Bauhaus are dis- cussed with knowing nods. These “brains” are the inspiring leaders who direct the flow of the family’s work and help solve their problems. A puff of sawdust blown off the woodshop member of the S.A.C family reveals a brow of concentration and a smile of pleasure as his tough, agile fingers skate across a newly-finished wood surface. The smell of pine, cedar, and cherry mingles with sweat and varnishes. Mary E. Baker Experimentation with basic art mediums Applying glaze in the pottery shop Thirteen