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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE THE members of the faculty and staff join with me in extending congratulations to the men and women of the Class of 1962. You have, also, our best wishes for a promising future in your chosen field of endeavor. The year just closing has been a memorable one in the lives of all of us associated with the Institute. This, of course, was the year in which our Board of Trustees made its decision to create a new campus—and who will ever forget the morning after ? The student rally in the quad- rangle was one of the finest demonstrations of student spirit that many of us have ever wit- nessed. Your vote of confidence in the decision of the Trustees, combined with your gift of $10,000 to the new campus fund, established RIT students as mature, thoughtful men and women. Your gift has provided great incentive for others to contribute to this tremendous de- velopment program. You, as our present students, will not be on campus when the new facilities are completed. However, the years will pass swiftly and within a relatively brief span of time the new campus will be a reality. We will then welcome you back as alumni who were present at the very beginning of this new development. In the meantime, we feel confident that as members of the Alumni Association we can count on your sympathetic support in our combined ef- forts to produce a new and exciting campus for a finer and greater RIT. 25
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PRESIDENT Dr, Mark Eliingson, completing twenty-five years of service as Institute President, was appointed Presi- dent of RIT in October, 1936. Dr. Eliingson is the holder of many degrees, He earned the Associate in Education Degree from Idaho State College in 1924, an A.B. Degree from Gooding College (Idaho) in 1926 and in 1930 took his M.A, from the University of Rochester. After receiving his Ph.D. at Ohio State University in 1936, he was awarded a LL.D. Degree from the University of Rochester in 1951. He joined the Institute staff as an instructor in Economics in 1926. In 1931-36 he served as chairman of the curriculum revision program From 1930-36, Dr. Eliingson served as supervisor of Photographic Technology. August 1936 saw him being appointed Acting President and in October of the same year he was announced as the new President. Dr. Eliingson is a member of many professional and civic organizations and clubs. Among the many groups he belongs to are the American Educational Research Association, National Society for the Study of Education, National Education Association, Roch- ester Rotary Club and the Genesee Valley Club. He has authored numerous articles and reports on the educational field.
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