Includes brief footage of Navy ROTC students who appear to be plotting coordinates while instructors and other students look on, aeronautical and other laboratories, and a home remodeling show. There's also a television show in production.

This film begins with aeriel views of the RPI campus, the Field House, and Rensselaerwick (a.k.a. "Tin Town"), followed by the end of an April 28 lacrosse game against the University of Virginia on the '86 Field.

Students walking to and from the Sage Laboratory on RPI's campus, and students working in a lab, welding and/or cutting metal pieces.

Brief snippet of students studying at library carrels, followed by facetious shots of students pretending to study in a dorm room.

Students at a microphone during the annual Soiree dance. Possibly includes footage of Mrs. Warren, who oversaw student social events.

This film begins with a few seconds showing the players bench at a baseball game, followed by an April 20th lacrosse game against Cornell on the '86 Field. Much of the film shows men and women performing in the Annual Spring Festival of Music at the RPI Field House on April 21, 1951.

This series of clips includes a GM Week parade, brief footage of a television show in production, students walking near Sage Laboratory, campus buildings, students working in labs, and Soiree. Most of the shots are duplicated on other films in the collection.

ROTC units standing for inspection and marching around the '86 Field while a small number of spectators watch. A dog runs around in many of the scenes.

Footage of the Annual Spring Festival of Music, including the RPI Band, Glee Club, and Orchestra, in addition to the audience. There's also a structure being carried onto the '86 Field presumably in preparation for GM Week, a lacrosse game played by men and women (some in costume), a parade, and night time footage apparently related to GM Week. Snippets of a television studio set and a lacrosse game close out the film.

Footage of various ROTC units marching along 15th Street, up Peoples Avenue, and on an open field.