Tennessee Technological University - Eagle Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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Bob Taylor checlts out a program he has just entered in the analog computer. CLASSES - Page 250 That 50-minute break most students take between trips to the dorm or the student union is spent pri- marily in one place-class. Whether it be lecture, lab or seminar, this time is used to cram bits of informa- tion into the brains of freshmen, sophomoresy juniors, seniors and graduate students. The new freshman usually learns rather quickly that he will be required to digest mentally almost everything he sees, hears or senses. The veteran sen- ior usually comes to realize that he has.only hit the high spots and Wishes that he had more time to prepare for his biggest test-that of success in his profession. It is in this section that We will picture those that Tech is preparing for the world outside. Students in biology lab learn the basic processes of cell division by ob serving the real thing under microscopes and sketching what they see These coeds appear amazed at the marvels of science as they wait for results that are sometimes dramatic, sometimes routine.