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

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Foreword The men and women of RIT exemplify, by their own individuality, the spirit which guides this institution. To be part of RIT is to be part of the challenge of diflicult classes, the excitement of campus organizations and athletics and the fun and experience of making and keeping friendships. In this edition of Techmila, we attempt to portray student life at RIT through the medium ofa pictorial essay. Come With us then, as We recall some of the familiar scenes around the asphalt campus that is RIT. 5

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Many ideas and opinions are exchanged by students possessing different backgrounds and interests. Perhaps it is this individ- uality which gives RIT its luster. Being from all parts of the world and from many different states, their courses of study Within the various departments of the Institute lead them on Widely differing paths of knowledge. Here is a maze of class- rooms and laboratories, the student begins his journey into the technological world. He gains the experience of putting theory into practice. Equipment becomes not an idle form but the tools for him to command. ,tl