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

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Freshmen Front Ron' Charles Smith Harvey Schauer G. Kelhman Ken Falk Gerone Greene Dtiuf Brown Donald Ecuyer Peter Trudeau J. J. Barley Philip Forman Ken Harris John Melody Barbara Seeley Pete Lusk William Blackwell 30

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Sebring, Burr Rochester, N. Y,—Craft Club Sherman, Frank A. New York, N. Y.—Craft Club Soudan, Barbara J. Ash ville, N. Y.—Alpha Psi Stevens, John R. Rochester, N, Y,—Craft Club Wardle, Alfred H. Pittsburgh, Pa,—Kappa Sigma Kappa, Journeyman Association Whelden, William L, Ballston Springs, N. Y.—Craft Club Valenza, Daniel L. Rochester, N, Y.—Craft Club (V. Pres.), Journeyman Assn. Ti 9 j?!5l z, s J mk «Juniors FIX, JOHN R. JOHNSTON, HUGH R. MANNING, BRECKAN J. MOORE, WINCHELL M. RADZ1 WON, NORMAN J. SCHWAGERIT, HELGA H. WRIGHT, ROBERT E. 29

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CHEMISTRY The lecture, as well as the laboratory, be- come the necessary and essential means of learning the fundamental and advanced the- ories of chemistry. These chemistry students require much classroom preparation and many laboratory experiments in order to gain the all-important positions in the chem- ical industry. Experimental work is accomplished by the students in the six well-equipped laboratories designed for the study of general, analytical, and organic chemistry. Here in the maze of burners, beakers, and funnels the intricate studies of the biological sciences, the prin- ciples and unit operation of chemical engi- neering, physical chemistry, and instrumental methods of chemical analysis forever pro- vide the food for the student’s curiosity of the elements and their behavior. Italpti L. Van Peursem