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

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CAMPUS F WALLS could talk, they could dictate a certain best-seller. With the minimum of grass to be found on our section of the city, the definition of our school's surroundings are those brick stanchions bordering on Plym- outh, Broad, Clarissa, and Troup. Within the portals of the Eastman Building lies the King of the campus. The main office is located here, but this is merely a necessary evil. The real center and the true headquarters for operation is the snack bar. Dates are made, homework done, hangovers cured, and classes have even been held here. From this axle ex- tends the spokes of the campus wheel. The R1T flag waves above the Rook of the campus or the “Quad,” which affords the out door enthusiasts their place in the sun. The early fall and spring finds it full of active un- dergrads and coeds seriously discussing mat- ters of state. When the weather forces the sun lovers back inside the Quad is taken over by the beanies and badges of fraternity pledging. Across more concrete and asphalt stands six stories of queenly stature frequented by many, especially at closing time. Kate Gleason and Francis Baker Hall provide the setting for ser- enades, smiles, and slaps. 7

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CAMPUS ................................. 7 FRESHMAN DAZE ......................... 11 colleges.............................. is COLLEGE OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS. , 16 School of Art and Design............. 17 School for American Craftsmen........ 24 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS.................... 28 School of Business Administration.... 29 Department of Food Administration ... 41 School of Retailing.................. 45 COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE........... 52 Chemistry Department................. 53 Electrical Department................ 61 Mechanical Department................ 72 COLLEGE OF GRAPHIC ARTS AND PHOTOGRAPHY ........................... 80 School of Photography............. 81 School of Printing .................. 89 Graphic Arts Research Department..... 97 COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES............ 100 ADMINISTRATION ....................... 102 ORGANIZATIONS........................ 105 QRCekS ............................... 147 ATbleriCS .......................... 183 SENIORS .............................. 203 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE .................. 205 MASTER OF FINE ARTS................... 206 BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS................. 207 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE................... 209 ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE.......... 226 ADVERTISING 252 CREDITS............................. 266 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.................... 267 PRODUCTION NOTES ................... 268 TAfcLe OF CONTCNTS A A A

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8 FACING EACH other with pride are the Knight and Bishop which provide modernization For the campus. The Ritter-Clark Building and the Li- brary combine to make Spring Street the show-piece of the school. Each is active day and night in providing outlets for both scholastic and athletic endeavors. A walk around the campus would take few moves and a minimum of effort, but to read or write its history and memories would take a master many years.