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

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Delivery GREEKS 132 The social, professional, and service fraternities and sororities residing on the RiT campus. 152 FLOORS The special interest floors where anything can happen including shaveing cream wars and midnight broom hockey matches against the rival floor above, CLUBS 160 From recreational, social religious, professional these are the clubs and orginzations that keep the RIT student busy while not in class, 178 SENIORS Some of the 3500 students from all nine colleges that have made it through four years and are now ready for the real world, ADS 234 The people and places that made all this possible and where to find them. Colophon: The 1986 Techmiia is the seventy-fifth volume of the yearbook of the Rochester Institute of Technology The 248-page yearbook was printed by the Hunter Publishing Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. A press run of 750 copies with a trim size of 9 by 12 inches was printed on 80-pound dull enamel and 100 pound lustro gloss. Black and white and 4-color were reproduced using offset lithography with a 150-line elliptical dot screen. Senior portraits were taken by Varden Studio's, Rochester, New York. Body copy was set in 10 12 Avant Book and 1Q 12 Times-Roman. Senior names are 8 point Avant Bold and Avanl Book. Photo credits are 6 point Avant Book. Display faces are Helvetica, Times-Roman, Palatino, Optima and Avant Book, Aditional specifcations are available upon request. Editora! Offices: Techmiia. One Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester, New York 14623. Telephone: [ 716]475-2227. 3

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TECHMILA Editor-in-Chief Andrew Levy Managing Editor Jill Peters Design Editor Jay Chow Photo Editor Tony DeMaria Darkroom Editors Steve Lewandowski Newcomb Barger Copy Editors Anna Bronco Michael Leone Publicity Editors Steve Hasenauer Lisa Rodney Senior Editor Philene Paulino Business Editor Ann Jones Advertising Michael Hardy Advisors Lois Goodman Helene Menglaris Design Staff Rob Carlos, Sarah Gregory, Kate Houghton, Elwin Loomis, Francine Massiello, Tina Wilcox Senior Staff Alan Wong Copy Staff Eilene George, llene Gross. Photo Staff B, Best. Matthew Elman, Amy Fri- end, Natalie Friend, James Hough, Mike McGevna, Eric Nashbar, Marc Sullivan. Special Thanks To: Dr. Fred Smith, Dr Elaine SpouL J. Rodger Dykes, El win Loomis. Angela Strode, Adrian© Louard, Larry Newton, Judy and Carta at Varden, Kevin Minnick, Nils Morgan, Reporter Magazine and Eric Ludeman, OPENING 4 A look at this place that we call Rochester Institute of Technology, and what it is like to live and work and play here in this Upstate New York city. Shoot Yourself 86 A chance for the truly photogenic to shoot themselves in front of the Techmila cameras, LEADERS 124 The student groups that run the student government, represent the greeks, deaf and minorties and program activities for the whole school. 16 HAPPENINGS An overview of campus events, entertainment from move-in and orientation through winter weekend, past spring break to the last day of exams. 92 SPORTS A glance at the men and women who represent the Rochester Institute of Technology in inter-collegiate athletics. 2

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ROCHESTER Rochester, the city on Lake Ontario at the Genesee River. There is a lot to this city, a lot more than most students see in the four years there at RIT, Most people discover for the first time Genesee Beer, Nick Tahou's Garbage Plates, Zabs Hot Dogs, Buffalo Chicken Wings, Wegmans Supermarkets, Kodak everywhere, Marketplace Mall (supposedly the largest indoor mall in New York), Gelatos, Park Avenue, 747 and 2001, Freddies and Southtown, the Genessee Inn, Monroe County Airport and Red Creek. Although there are a lot of good things in Rochester, there are also things that people could do with out, snow, more snow, and even more snow, then rain, more rain, and even more rain, PeopleExpress, Genessee Beer, main street downtown, Midtown Mall, RTS, War Memorial, construction, and the Can of Worms , 4 Andrew Levy