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INDIANA

TECHNICAL COLLEGE

FORT WAYNE, INDIANA

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Ed itor . • • • . . . . . . ALLY N L. PO NTI US Assista nt Ed itor ........ HO LLI S V. YOU NG Sports Editor . . . . . . . . . ROBE RT SAWYER Photographer ..... . ...... . JAMES MI NOZZI Typ ist . . . . . . . . . LENYILLE HARDI E Facu lty Ad visor . MR. DARRO W C . FOX Photogra phy . W OLF & DESSAUE R Photog ra phy . . . . . NEU MAN STUDIO Photog ra phy . . . WATTER S STUDIO

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Registration

Blood Bank

Buying Books Coffee Break

Mail Call

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Senior Ball

Full House

July Picnic

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English Composition for Native Students

Chemistry Students with Mr. Guindon on Fie ld Trip

Chemical Engineering Students Operating Distilling Column

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English Composition for Foreign Students

Operating fluid flow apparatus and calculations following experiment Studying Research in the Library

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Last day, fast term for Charles Monk, Chemical Engineering Student.

Joseph Petrovas ta kes time for smoke.

Laza r Wilinski , Colombia Joaqu in Ferna ndez, Cuba Jose Garcia , Colombia

Making use of spare moments

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"The more decent things we are aware of, the more things

we have knowledge of, the more c han ce we have of being

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Mr. Ernest 5. Field s, President of the Cincinnati Ga s and Electric C o mpany, spea ks to the graduating seniors.

First Row :

WI LBUR T. ASH, Honor Roll (I) .

B. S. M.E.; Be rwic~. Pa.; Pre 1deni's List ( 4 };

HAROLD L. AUER, B.S .M .E.; Connel lsville, Pa.· Flying Club; Presiden1's List ( 4 }; Honor Roll (I).

WA LTER W . BACON , B.S .E.E.; Bemidji, Minn.; S.A.E.· A.I.E.E.

GLEN L. BAN SBACH, B.S.EI.E.· Bryan, Ohio; E.E.S.; Chess Club; Vi ce Presi dent

Second Row :

PAUL S. BAR ETIA , B.S.M .E.; Stamford, Conn.· S.A.E.· Me­chanical Club; Junior Class Treasurer ; UN Club; Pres.dent s List (1) .

CHARLES E. BARN UM , B.S.M.E. ; Grand Rapid s M 1ch.: S.A.E.; Secretary, Treasurer; Bowling Club

SAMUEL BAROODY, B.S.M .E.; W ilkes- Barre, Pa.

RICHARD E. BENDER. B.S.Ae .E.; PenMar, Pa.; I.A.S., Presi­dent; Sig ma Ph i Delta, Pledgemaster, Assistant Chief, Chief Eng ineer ; Student Council (I 0), Presi den t , Vice-President, Treasurer; Yearbook Staff, Editor, A ssistant Editor; Honor Roll (3); President's List (8); Student Instructor, ED ll , ED 12, ED 13, ~D 21 , f[) 22 ; Bowling Club; Ame rican Rocket Society.

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First Row:

M. S. BEREKET, B.S.C.E.: Istanbul, Turkey; A .C.E · President' s List (3), Honor Roll (2).

BARRY J. BERSO N, B.S.C.E.; Hartford, Conn.; Presidents List (6}.

MARI O G. BERTERO, B.S.Ch .E. ; Quito , Ecuador, S.A.; A .E.Ch.E.; A .C.S., Treasurer; Phi Iota A lpha; Varsi ty Soccer Team.

RONALD R. BLACK, B.S.C.E.; Kit+ ann i ng, Pa.; A .C.E.; New­man Club ; Golf Team.

Seco nd Row:

L U T H E R E. B LAN K ENS H I P, B.S. E I. E. · L e ba non, M o. ; Pres· ­dent's List (2) .

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O RMAN 0. BLOXO M, Drafr.ng Diploma; Park ley, V1rginia.

RONALD L BONAR , B.S .C.E; Fa rmdale, Ohio: Alpha Gamma Upsilon, President, Treasurer; Student CoJncd; Ma le Chorus; Pres1dent's List (2); Inter- Fraternity Council.

CYR IL R. 0. BROOK, B.S EI.E.; Hamilton, Ontario, Canada: I.R E.; Electrical Club; President's List (8); Honor Roll (I).

Th ird Row:

LYLE E. BROWN ING, B.S .M .E.; Odon, lnd1ana · Flying Club

CHARLES H. CARR , B.S. M.E.; Ph.ladelphia , Pa.; S.A.E.; Fencing Club; Foil Team Captain.

THOMAS L. CIESLICA, B S.C.E.; Ladawanna, N.Y.; A.C.E.

KENNETH W . COVEY, B S.C.E.; Hokah, Minn.; A.C.E.: S.A.E.; Flying Club, Membership Officer; Pres1dent's L1st (I).

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W I L Ll A' M A. C 0 Y L E, B.S. E. E. ; A Ide n, N . Y.; N e w m a n C I u b, VJ ce-Pres1dent; W e1ght lift-ing Club; Presi dent' s List (I).

L U I S H . D E LA P E N A , B . S . M . E . ; M ex i co , D . F , M ex i co ; Ph i Iota Alpha , Pre sident; Spanish Hour Radio Program, An­nouncer.

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GUS DERVENIS, B.S.EI E.; lnd1anapolis, lnd1ana.

DO NALD E. DEWI LDT, B.S.E.E.; Grand Rapids, M1ch.; A .I.E.E.

Second Row :

JOSE G. DI AZ GRANADOS, B.S.C.E.; Colombia, S.A; <;.A .E. · S.A .M.E. · Ph i Iota A lpha , Vi ce- President, Soccer Team.

VINCEN T DI FILIP'PO, B.S. M .E.: Lora1n, Ohio; Mechan1cal Cl ub.

FRANK DISTEFANO, B.S.M .E.; East- Mea dow, L.l., N.Y.

REGINALD F. DOWNEY, B.S.M .E.; Lennoxville, Quebec; Kappa Sigma Phi; I.F.C.; President's L1st (4 ).

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First Row :

REYNOLD W . DUECK, B.S.EI.E.; Dinuba , Calif.; President's List ( 3} .

DO NALD E. DUTIW EILER. B.S.EI.E. ; Findla y, Ohio; Iota Ta u Kappa ; President' s Li st (5) .

NI CK EAKER, B.S.EI.E.; Gorman, Texas; 'President's Li st ( I ); E.E.S., A ssistant Instructor, El 250a, El 130a, El Lab Assistant.

WILLIA~M M. EULISON, JR.; B.S.M .E.; Lauren s, S.C.; Me­chanical Club ; Honor Roll {2).

Second Row:

JOH N FAEH NRI CH, B.S.Ae.E.; Painesville, Ohio: Fly ing Club.

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RICHARD L. FANNIN, B S.M .E.; Shirley, Ind.; Glee Club : Presi dent's Li st {6).

M URRAY F. FELLER, B.S.EI.E.; Brooklyn, NY

KU'RT FISC1HER, B.E.E.E.; New Haven, lnd ; Mal e Chorus; President's List ( 2) .

Thir·d Row :

REGIN ALD J. FORTUN E, B.S.Ch.E.; Garden City, Kansa s: C.E.S. : President's List (4).

RO B5RT C. GALEN , B.S.E.E.; Batrle Creek, Michigan.

GILMAN C. GERARD, B.S.E.E.; Mada·waska, Ma ine; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Sergeant of Arms; President's List (2); Honor Roll (2); Intramural Sports.

ARTHUR L. GOLDIN, B.S.EI.E.: Ellenville, N.Y.

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First Row:

WALTER J. GORDON B.S.E.E.; Deshler, Ohio· Pre~·dent's List (4).

KANWAR GULHATI B.S .N.E.· Banara s, India; UN Club.

MOHAMEDALT HAFFAR B.S.E.E.: Chicago, Illinois.

RICHARD C. HANSEN, B.S.E.E. ; B.S. in Mdth; May Land­ing, N.J.; A l.E.E., Secretary, "Tec..hnicran'' Represen ahve;

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Physic Club, Chairman; Sh.dent Council; Prec; dents List {2)

Second Row:

GORDO N N. HART, B.S.EI.E.; Hartford, Conn· E.E.S.; A E. S . , Exec u t 1 v e Com m i tt e e ; H o n o r R "' II ( I ) ; P r e s i d e n t s L1 .. t {2).

DO NA LD B. HENDRICKS B.S.M E. Chas~a. Minn.; S A.E.· Student Counc1, Trea surer; Sen1or C ass, V'ce-Pres dent; Pre c; 'dent's L1st ( 2).

MARTIN J. HERMAt~NS, B.S. M.E.; Ma lone, Wi sconsin; S.A.E.; Mechanical Club; Newman Club; Honor Rol l (3).

DU ANE G. HOFFMAN, B.S.Ae.E · Abilene Kansa s, I A.S., Chairman, Vice-Chairman; Student Councd, Campus Presi­dent, Corresponding Secretary; "Tec.hnician"; Yearboo ~ Staff; Iota Tau Kappa; Pre~·dent's L's (5 ) · Ca )well Engineering Drawrng Award (Th'rd Pace); Mae Churus; R'fle: Club· Intram ural Basketball, Ass:stant ln-,tructor, ED.

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First Row:

JA'MES A. HOPKINS, B.S.EI.E.; Prineville, Ore.; E.E.S.· Honor Roll (I) .

LAYMON C. HOSKINS , B.S .EI .E.; Fort Wayn e, Ind.; E.E.S.

KENNETH 0. HUEBSCHMAN, B.S.Ae.E.; Evanst on, Ind.· I.A.S.; Student Council; President's Li st (2) .

RICHARD E. HUFF, B.S.M.E.· Constantine Mich .; Mechani­cal Club; Junior Class, President; Bowling C lub ; S.A.E., Sec­retary, Vice-Chairman.

Second Row:

JOH N F. JOHNSON, JR., B.S.EI.E.; Ironton, Ohio ; E.E.S.; Alpha Omega Tau, Secretary; President's List (2) .

W ILLIAM N. KEATING, B.S.E.E.; G loucester, Mass.; Electri­cal C lub; A.E.S.; President's List (I).

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WILLIAM J. KELLER, JR., B.S .M E.; Pottsvtlle, Penna.; S A.E., Chairman , Secretary; Intramural Baseba ll Footba ll, Ba sket ­ball; President' s List (I); Student Instructor, ED 21 , ED 22 ED 23.

KENNETH E. KERR , B.S.Ae.E. ; Elkhart, Ind.; I.A.S.: Presi­dent's Li st (I 0).

Third Row:

EDGAR C. KOLB, B.S.M .E.; Drafting Diploma; Lebanon, Ill.; S.A.E. ; Sigma Ph i Delta: Intramural Sports.

TADAO KURODA, B.S.M.E.; Wa ia koa, Hawaii; Mechanical C lub; Hawaiian Club; Honor Roll (I).

KARL W. KURZ, B.S M.E.; Fort W ayne, Ind.; Mechanical C lub; Honor Roll (2) ; President' s List (6).

THOMAS F. KWIATKOWSKI, B.S.EI.E.; Eve rett, Ma ss.: A.E.S.; Presi den t 's List (4) ; Hono r Roll (4) .

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First Row:

H A R 0 L D L. LA U R I LA , B. S C . E. ; A sh t a b ul a , 0 hi o : A . C. E. : S.A.E · "Technician" Sta ff; Golf Team· R fie Cl~...b· Pistc...l Club, President ; President's List.

EDMU N D LOBACZ, Drafting Diploma: Fori W ayne , Incl .: A .l E E; Bowling Club.

JAM ES P. LOGUE, B S.EI.E.; For t W aynt::, Ind.: Sigma Phi

Del~a; Student Cnuncil: Soph~m 11e Cla!:,S, Presrdent· Senior Class, Secretary, B<>wling Club; lntrarnUrdl Sports, Pre'lidenl'.. Lrst (2}.

WESLEY A. LYBRAr JD, B S C .E.; Bate sburg, S C.: C.E.S., Charrman; A E S.; A ICE ; Kdppa Alpra : Studer t Cuunr il· Studt"nt lns t ruc~or, Chemi~hy, Presrclent s Lr~t.

Second Row :

THOMAS C. McCOR MI CV, B S.EI .E.; Brush Valley, PPnnn.; E.E S , Bowling Club.

ROBERT H. MACHLER B SEE.· Springfield, Ma ss.: E E S.; YM CA W or1d Servrce; Pre sr dent's Lrst (2): Honor Roll (I).

F R E D M A R G 0 S I A K , B . S . M . E . ; S p r i n g fi e I d , M a s s. ; M e c_ h a n i -cal Club; S.A.E.; Flying Club; Presideni' s Lrst (3} · Honor Roll (2).

L U I S MAS FO R R 0 L L, J R . , B S . C . E. ; H a b a n a , Cub a : A C E. ; l l ewman Club; l n~ ramural B a~ketba ll, Sofrball, Volleyball ; Sw11nmrng Team , Cvach: Pre .,r dent\ Li:;t (I}; Honor Rull ( I ).

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First Row :

LIONEL C. MAXW ELL, B.S.C.E.: Jamaica , B.W .I.; A.C.E. ; Canterbury C lu b; President' s List (2).

CHARLES J. MOENIN G, B.S.A e.E.; Melrose, Minn.: I.A.S. , Trea surer ; Newman Club; Flying Club; President's Lr st ( II )

JOHN B. MONTEITH, B.S.C.E.; Ol d Fnrt, N.C.; S.A. M .E. , Secretary; A.E.C. ; Fencing Club; President's List (I).

ROBERT H . MO RLEY, B.S. M.E. · Bay City, M ich. ; S.A .E. ; Bowling Club; President's List (I).

Second Row:

DARL MUSGROVE, B S Ae.E.· G lenwi llard , Penna.; I.A.S., Treasurer , Vice Chairman; A.R .S.

DO N V. MEYERS, B.S.M .E.; Fredonia , Kansas; S.A.E., Trea s­urer.

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LARRY D. ODELl US, B S.M.E. ; Rockford , Ill .; Mecha nical Club ; S.A.E.; Cheerleader.

JOH N C. O 'DONNELL, JR. , B S EI .E.: Buffalo, N.Y.· Kappa Sigma Kappa ; President' List (I).

Third Row:

BILLY G. OH MART, B.S.E.E.; Manchester, Ind. ; A .E.S.; E.E.S. ; Rifle Club ; W erghtliftinq Cl ub.

PASQUALE L. PARENTE, B.S.E.E.; Warw·c R.I. ; A I E.E.; Intramural Softba ll.

JORGE M . PEREIRA, B.S.Ch.E · G ua ema la, C .A .· A I.Ch E.· A.C.S. ; Intramura l Footba ll, Soccer Honor Roll (I ) .

DO NALD L. PETERS, B.S.E.E.; Indianapol is, Ind. ; A .E.S.: E.E.S.; appa Sigma Phi ; A ssistant ln c:.tr uc tor, EE ISOA, EE 210A· lntram Jra l Softba ll.

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First Row :

RONALD PETROFF, B.S.M.E.: Akron, Ohio; Beta Sigma Ta u, President, Vice-President; S.A.E.; Intramural Softba ll, Golf; President's List (5); Honor Roll ( I ) .

DOMENICK PITONE, B.S.M.E.: Brooklyn, NY.; A lpha Gam­ma Upsilon Execut ive Council; Intramural Sports.

DAV ID W . RAY, B.S.EI.E.; Fort W ayne, lnd ; A lpha Omega Tau.

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GORDO N L. REH M EYER, B.S.E E; Jacobus Penna.: E.E S Vi ce-Cha1rman, Secreary; A.E.S.; Student Council; Ass1stanr Lab Inst ructor, EE IOOA, EE 120A, EE 130A: President's L1st (4).

Second Row :

ANNA E. REID B.S .Ch E.; N 1agara Fa lls N.Y.: President's List (3).

LELAN D W . REID , B.S.Ch .E.; N iagara Falls, N.Y.· A .C.S.: C.E.S.; A.I.Ch.E. ; Sigma Phi Delta, Business Ma nager: Bowl­ing Club; Student Council, President, Secretary ; President' s Li st (5); Instructor, Ch3 2 Lab .

CARL E. RHODA, B.S.Ae.E.: Franklin,lnd.· I.A.S. ; Flying Club, Safety Off icer; President's List ( 2).

RICHARD N. RIFE B.S.M .E.; Dun!ap, Iowa; M echanical Cl ub ; Student Council; Presi dent's List {8).

First Row :

EDWAR D ROGERS, B.S.E.E. ; A then s, Penna.

W ILLA RD W . ROGERS B.S.Ae.E.; Lawtons, N.Y.

RAYLOND J. RYAN B.S .E.E.: Norw ich, Conn.; E.E.S., Chair­man ; Student Council ; Instructor, Math A , II , 2 1, 31 .

KULDIP S. SEK'HON, B.S.E.E.: Punjab, Ind ia ; Electrical Club· Ind ia A ssociation; UN Club ; Presi dent' s Lis t (2).

Second Row:

LAW R EN C E K. 5 E Y M 0 U R , B.S. M . E. ; S p ring fie I d , 0 hi o ; S.A .E., Cha irman; President's List (3); Honor Roll ( I ).

TARUNKU MAR B. SHAH , B.S.EI.E., B S.E.E. ; Bombay, Ind ia; A .I.E.E.; A .E.S. ; E.E.S. ; Ind ia Students A ssociat ion .

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JA'M ES E. SHERET, B.S.Ae.E.; Ogdensburg, N.Y.· I.A .S.; President's Li st (2).

RO BERT E. SHERLIN , JR., B.S. EI.E.; Catasauqua, Penna.: E.E.S. ; Sigma Ph i Delta, H is torian, Vice-President, lnrramural Footba ll, Softba ll, Bowl1ng; President's Lis t (8).

Third Row :

RICH A RD SIMO N IC, B.S.EI.E.· Patterso.n, Calif.; A .E.S., Trea surer ; Iota Ta u Kappa .

SUKH M INDER SIN GH, B.S.C .E.: Punjab, Ind ia; A .C.E.; S.A .M .E.; India Associ at ion; UN Club.

RA LEIG H M . SMITH, B.S.M .E.; Columbia, S.C.; Mechan1cal Club.

EM IL S. SOM M ER FELDT, B S C.E · Wh itestone N .Y: Band· W eightlifting Club· A .C.E

First Row:

RA LPH J. SPAYD, B.S.EI.E.: Mariah Hill, Ind.; E ectrical Club, Secretary; Intramural Softball; Presiden 's L'st {2 ; Honor Rcll (9).

E U G E t'-1 E H . S T E R N E R B S E. E . : W i n s tea <1, M i n n . ; I . T. E A Presi den t 's Li~t ( 2).

KE NN ETH L. STUTZM A N, B.S EI.E.; Kan·.1s City, Mo.; Gclf Team.

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JAM ES M TA EUCHI B S.EI.E.; Paha la, Hawai i; Hawa iian C lu b, SergPant-A--Arms; Intramura l Football , Swimming , B a~ k etball, Tennts Softball, Horseshoes; President's Lis t (6) · Honor Roll (2) .

Second Row :

KAZUO TOGASHI, B.S.Ch E.· 0 aa Hawaii· A.C S Treas­urer· C E.S., Treasurer· Hawa an C .;b Secre tary· President's Li;)t (2 ).

W ILLI AM K. W IG NER, B S E .E.; Fa rm ct1 n $nd · F 1inq Clu b

KO N VvO RTH , B.S.M.E.; Ne'w Brunswic k, N.J.; Mechan·cal Clu b ; Studen t Council: Weigh tli fting CIJb· Glee Cl 1b, Volleyball Tennis Team· President' s LiJt.

STAN LEY S. YUMEN , B.S. M.E., Waia koa, Kula, Hawa'i: Mecha nical Clu b : Hawairan Club; Intramural Softball, Vol­leyball. Footbal. .

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KENN ETH A . Z IMM ERMAN, B.S E.E · Trenton, N .J.; A .I.E.E., Correspond'ng Secre ary· Iota Tau Kappa , Presi­dent ; Honor Roll (9 ).

THO MAS A ZRU NO, B.S.M .E · Scu h Greensburg Penna· A lpha Gamma Upstlon, Pledgemasrer, Vtce President; S u­dent Council; Newman Club.

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WI LLIAM A . CLOSE, B.S.M.E.· Fort W ayne, lnd Pres.den T s List ( I ) .

DALE E. C RAI G, B.S.M.E.: Syracuse, N.Y.· S.A E.: Newman Club, President; Student Inst ructor, ED I I , ED 12 , ED 13, ED 21 , ED 22 , ED 23.

FRANCIS J. LAVOI E, B.S.Ae. E. ; Gardner, M ass.; Varsity C lub ; Varsi t y Fenc ing; Intramural Softball; Presiden t' s Lis-! (2); Honor Roll {1) .

LAMBERT A . MA RTIN, B.S.M .E.; Hobart, N.Y.

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CA RLOS PARR AG A Drafting D1ploma; El Salvador; appa S gma Kappa.

C A M I L L E P E T E R S 0 t'-1 B . S . C h . E. ; F o rt W a y n e , I n d . ; T e n n i s Club; Int ramural Volleyball.

TH O MAS S. PRI CE, B.S.Ch.E.; Covinglon, Ky.; A .C.S.; C.E.S.; Speech Un limited Club, Sec retary.

PETER D. SC HMITZ, B.S.Ae.E.; Nrw York, N.Y., I.A .S.· Kappa Sigma Phi; Fencing Team; Intramural Football, Soft­baiL Basketball.

RICH A RD H. SCHO MM ER, B.S.E.E.: F rt W ayne, Ind.

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First Row :

PHILIP E. AB SI, B S.M.E. Damascus, Syria; Mechan ical Club ; Arab C lub

F R AN K J . A F FELDT I B . S. E I.E . ; S w c y e rv i II e I Penn a . ; A. E. S . , Secretary ; E E.S.

0 M P A G G A R W A LA I B.S. C . E. ; Sa n g r u r, I n d 1 a ; L 1 bra ria n A ssistant.

DAV ID V A~JDERS . B.S.Ch E. Fort W ayne, Ind.· A .I.Ch.E.· A .C.S. ; Pres1dent's L1st {I).

Second Row :

HERBERT ANDERSON . B.S.E.E. ; Portsmou th, Va .; Kappa A I ph a Ps1.

RAM 0 N E. A N S PAC H I B. S . A e. E. ; L i m a I 0 hi o.; Pres 1 dent's List {4).

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WALTER BAGLEY, B.S.C.E.: Bowman, N.D.: A .C.E.

GEO RGE C. BARTHOLOMAY, B.S E.E.; Rochester , N.Y.; Electrical Club.

Third Row:

BYR O N E. BARTLETT, B S M .E · Pre sident's L1st (3}

ROBERTO BELEN, B.S.M .E. ; Puerto Ri co ; Phi Iota A lpha ; Lat in American Fratern ity.

STEPHEN M . BEN IC, B.S.Ch.E; Hami lton, Ontario, Canada; A C .S., Secretary; A .I.Ch.E.

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Kappa· President's List (1).

ALE X W . BEN N E TT I B.S. E. E. ; Pen Run, Penn a . ; A .I . E. E., R e­cording Secreaary ; Bowling Club.

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First Row :

CLEO E. BEDS, B.S.E.E.; Coon Rapids, Iowa; A .I. E.E.: A .E.S.; Rifle C lub, Secretary; Student Council .

JO NAS W . BLA IR, JR., B.S.M .E.; Pikeville, Ky.; Beta Sigma Ta u; Flyi ng Club.

PAUL E. BLA NCHAR D, B.S.EI.E.· Ca ra quet, N. B., Canada ; A .E.S.

JOH N BOU MA, B.S. M.E.; Grand Rapids, M ich.; Flying C lub, President , Secretary.

Second Row :

EARLE W . BR OW N, B.S.EI.E.: Gunningsvdle, N.B., Canada; E.E.S.; W eightli ft ing C lub ; Intram ural G ol f : Pres 'dent' s List ( 5) .

G ILBERT K. BUDDEN BA UM , B.S.E.E.: Val halla, N.Y.: A .l E.E.· Rif le C lub, Secre ary; Pis ol C lub, Presiden l. ; Pres iden 's List ( I ) .

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ERNEST B. BUS BOSO, B.S.EI.E.· Honolulu Hawaii; Hawaiian Club; Bowling C lu b.

DON A LD L. CALVIN, B.S.M.E , Mcntgcmery. M ich; Me­chanical C lu b: Alpha Omega Tau· Student Councd; Sh.dent Instructor, ME 100; Intramural Golf, Basketball, Softball; President's List.

Th ird Row :

GEORGE R. CAM PBELL B.S E.E.: M1ddlese~., N.Y.; Electri­cal Clt...b. Vice-President: "Techn1c1an" Staff, Photo Ed rrr ANGELO W . CASTELLON , B.S. M .E. ; New York c·ty, N.Y. : S .A. E.

LAWRENCE J. CAVA AUGH , B S.M.E. New Florence Penna.; Mechanical Club, Cha1rman; Intramural Football, Softball: Presi dent' s List {5).

RAGH BIR S. CHHINA, B.S.C.E.· Pat1ala. Punjab A.C.E.; India Association; UN Club: President's List

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First Row :

WILLIAM H. CHILES, B.S.EI.E.; Fort W ayne Ind., Honor Roll (1).

EUGENE W. CHMIEL, B.S.E.E.; South Bend, Ind.: Presidenr's L1s r (3).

EARL R. COLBORN. B.S.E.E: Connellsville, Penna.; Electr­cal Club; Flying Cub; President's List {3).

RICHARD M. COX. B.S.EI.E.· K1ng George, Va.· A.E.S Treasurer; Iota Tau Kappa· Presidents List; Honor Ro I (7).

Second Row :

JOSEPH V. D'AMB ROSIO. B.S.C.E.; Brooklyn, N.Y.; A.C.E.: A lpha Gamma Upsilon; President 's List (2).

HARSHAD M. DAVE, B.S .C.E.· Bhavnagar, Bombay, India; A .C.E.; India A ssocia t ion, Treasurer; Tennis Team.

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HENRY DeLaROSE, B.S.Ae.E.; Fort W ayne, Ind .; I.A.S.; Phi lora Alpha; I.F.C., President.

ROBERT DO NOHOE, B.S.M.E.; Richland, W ashington.

Thi rd Row:

LYLE A . FAJEN, B.S.E .E.; Abilene, Kansas; A .E.S.: E.E.S., Vice-President; Student Council.

JOH N G. FENNO, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

SUTIRI GIAVARA B.S.C.E.· Bridgeport, Kappa Sigma Kappa; Intramural Softball, ing, Golf; Student Instructor, CE I 55.

Conn.; A .C.E .; Bas ke tba II, Bo·wl -

RONALD L. GOULD, B S.EI.E.; Selma, Ind.; A lpha Gamma Upsilon Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Pres­ident; Yearbook Staff Editor, Two Years; President's List (4).

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JO HN T. G RIFFI N, JR. ; B.S.EI.E.; Lanca ster, Penna. ; Beta Sigma Tau , Publici ty.

SATYA P. GUPTA, B.S.C.E.; Delhi, India ; India A ssociation, Secreta ry.

LOUIS H. HAJAM SY, B.S.M.E. ; W eiland, Ontario, Canada ; tv1 echanical Cl ub; President's Li st (4).

RO BERT J. HAYES, B.S.EI.E.; Fort W ayne, Ind. ; Newman Cl ub; Assistan t Inst ructor, El 140.

Second Row:

RO NALD W . H ICKS, B.S.Ae .E.; Mount Olive, Ill.; Sigma Phi Delta, Secretary ; Varsi ty Tra ck; President's List (2).

GLENN A. HISER , B.S.EI. E. ; Bradner, Ohio; Intramural Soft­ball; President's List ( 1).

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KE NN ETH W . HOGGARD, B.S.M .E. ; W est Lafayerte, Ohio; A lpha Gamma Upsilon, Vice-President, Sergeant-At-Arms; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball.

WI NSTON B. HOLD ING, B.S.C.E.; Jamaica, B.W.I.; Ap ha Phi Alpha; A.C.E.; Tra ck, A ssistant Captain ; Soccer,'Captain.

Third Row:

ROLAN D E. HURLBERT, B.S.C.E. ; Funkley, M in n.; A .C.E., President, Vice- President.

RUSSELL E. JOHNSTO N, B.S.E.E.; New Castle, Penna.

HARISH KAPOOR , B.S.Ch.E. ; Panna, India; Ind ia Associa­tion; A.Ch.E.S. ; Student A ss istant Instructor, Metallurgy.

W ILLIA M E. KELLY , JR., B.S.E.E.; Shamokin, Penna.; Elec­trical C lub ; President's List (2).

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First Row :

ROLAND KERR . B.S.M.E. , Fort Wa yne, Ind .: Rifle Club, Trea surer; Pres1dent's List { 3).

SHAHMIR KHAN , B.S.E.E: Karachi Pakistan: Pakrstan Stu­dents Cl ub, Presi dent, Vice-President

JO.H N B. KIESSLING, B.S.EI.E, Flushing, N.Y.; R'fle Club; W eightlifting Club

MAKSYM E. KOCUR, B.S.E E, Buffalo, NY. : Urran·an Stu­dent C lub, Trea sure r; Intramural Volleyball.

Second Row :

STEPHEN KOSAN O NSKY, B.S C. E.; Newa d , N.J.: A .C.E.

C'HRIS G. KUENNETH , B.S Ae .E.; I.A.S.; L.S.C.

R 0 N A L D T. LA N D E R , B . S E I . E . · De tr o it , M i c h · E. E . S . · A .E.S.; Student Council; President s List ( 3).

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KENNETH J LA UFER, B.S.C.E.; Roch ester, N.Y.; A.C.E., Sergeant At A rms; S1gma Phi Delta, Pre si dent; Intramural Ba seball, Footba ll, V0lleybal , Tennis, Basketball· S.A.M.E. ; President'.;> L1st (I).

Th ird Row :

CARL W LESESNE B S.EI.E., Fort Wa yne, Ind .· A.I.E .E : E.E.S.

GARLAND F. LINDE, B.S.EI .E.: Dorchester, Iowa: E.E.S. : A.I .E.E. , Vice-Cha irman , Trea surer; Student Council ; Seni or Class, Presi dent : Student Instructor, Phys Lab 22 , Phys Lab 32 · Presrdent' s Lrst ( 5): Honor Rol ( 2).

CHARLES E. McANEARY, JR ., B.S.Ae.E. ; W oodbury, N .J.: Flying C lub ; President's List {2).

ROLFE C. MacCULLOUGH , B.S.Ch.E. ; Florham Park, N.J.; A .C.S , Secretary: lnstrucl.or, Phys 22 Lab ; President's List ( 3 ) .

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JAM ES L. MAC KEY, B.S. M . E., B . S. E. E. ; Vern on , N . Y. ; M e­ch an ica! C lub , Trea surer, Vice-Cha irman.

DON A LD V. MARTIN , B.S.Ae.E.; Drafting Diploma ; Hobart, N.Y.; I.A.S.; Beta Sigma Ta u, Presi den t , Vice- President; Var­si ty Ba sketba ll.

A LBERT MAYER , B.S.E.E. ; Hicksvi lle, N .Y.; A .E.S.; W eight­lift ing Club.

JO HN F. M ETZGER , B.S.M .E.; A llentown , Penna .; S.A .E.; Flying Club ; " Techni ci an '' Staff, Reporter, News Ed itor, Fea­ture Editor; President's List ( 5).

Second Row :

PAUL M. M ilKE, B.S.E.E.; Fort W ayne , Ind. : A I.E E.; Ha ­wa iian C lub, Vice-President, Secretary; Studen Cou ncil; ln -ramural Sports.

LA R R Y A . M 0 C K, B.S . C. E. ; Syra cuse, I n d . ; A . C. E. · V a r si t y C lub ; Vars ity Basketba ll, 3 Years; President's Ltst (7) ; Honor Roll (1).

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HER BERT . MORGAN B.S.EI.E. · Sou tnamptnn NY.· A .I.E.E.; E.E.S. ; Kappa A lpha Psi, Vice- Polemarch; Studen Coun ci l ; President's Li st (6 ) .

WESLEY N. MUNSO N, B.S .Ch.E. : Utira, Ill.; A C .S., Presi­dent, Secretary; C .E.S. ; Sigma Phi Delta ; Student Council; President' s List (6).

Th ird Row :

JU AN S. NADER , B.S.C .E.; Colombi a, S A A.C.E.: UN Club.

FRAN LI N J. NATIVIDA D B.S.E.E.; Lant ka i O aha, Hawa,i Hawa tt an Club.

G A RY . N ELSON , B.S .C.E. : Li tchfield, Ill.; A .C .E; appd Sigma Phi, Correspond ing Secretary; Prest de n 's Lis t ( 3).

RICHARD C. N5LSON , B.S.A e.E.· Ea st Berne, NY , Jun tor C lass, Vice-Presiden ; Flying C lub Vice- Presi dent , Secre ta ry ; Studen Counci l.

Fi rst Row :

SUNG SHIN PARK, B.S Ch.E; Seoul, Korea, A C.S.· A .I.Ch.E.

JAM ES A . PARTRIDGE. B.S M.E.· W 1ndsor, Vt.

JAYAN DR A N. PATEL, B.S.C.E.; Madras, India A.C.E , S.A .M.E.; Ind ia Association, President, Secretary; President' s List (2).

VERNO N G. PAULSO N, B.S.EI .E.· Marysville, B.C., Canada; E.E.S.; Student Instructor El 130Lab; Presi dent' s List (5).

Second Row :

ROY F. PETERSON , B.S . EI . E.~ Ram sey, Il linois; Kappa Sigma Phi , President.

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JOSEPH POLICE, B.S.EI.E.; New Ph iladelph ia, Ohio; Presi­dent's List (8).

EUGENE PO MATTO B S.EI.E.· Wi lsonville, Ill.

HARRY POSTOVOI T, B.S.EI.E.: Waterford, Conn.

Third Row :

THOM AS F. PREUSSER, B.S. M.E.; Canton, Ohio; President' s List (6).

FREDDIE PRI NCE, B.S.E.E.; South Vienna, Ohio; A .I.E.E.; Pistol Cl ub.

JEA N RISSE, B.S.M.E. ; Catten om Moselle, France; Presi­dent's List (6).

MA URICE ROCK, B.S.M .E.: Monterey, Ind .; Kappa Sigma Phi· Intramural Basketball, Football.

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JOSE RUIZ-ZORRI LLA , B.S.Ch.E.; Mexico D.F .. Mexico: A.C .S.: A.I.Ch.E .. Secretary.

A REF SALEM, B.S.C.E.; EI-Koura Lebanon: Arab Studen ts C lub, Vice-President; A .C.E.; Intramura l Volleyba ll .

EDW ARD E. SALEM, B.S.M .E.; EI- Koura , Lebanon; A rab Students Club; UN Club.

RO BERT A. SEO, B.S.EI.E.; Honolulu. A .I.E. E.; Kekionga Amateur Radio C lub ; Trea surer ; Intramural Softball; President's Roll (3) .

Second Row :

Hawaii; Hawaiian

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E.E.S .: C lu b,

Honor

RO BERT H. SHAR·PE , J R. , B.S. EI.E.; Knoxville, Tenn.; E.E.S.: Bowling C lub.

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RA MES H M. SHETH, B.S.Ch.E.: Bombay India: A C.S., A.I.Ch.E.; India Student Associa7ion.

GURDEV SINGH B.S E E.: Punjab, India: Ind ia A ssocia tion, Secretary; UN Club.

MAJOR SINGH , B.S.M E; Punjab, India: Flying CIJb; Me­chanical Club ; UN Club; India Association.

Third Row :

JOHN F. STEGE, JR., B S.C.E.; Fort W ayne, Ind.

JOH N S. STEWART Drafting Diploma; Fort W ayne, Ind.: Beta Sigma Tau, Treasurer; Studen Instructor, ED 21, ED 22 , ED 23 , ED II, ED 12: President' s List (2).

LYNN E. STEWART, B.S.EI.E.; Renron, W ash.; E.E S .. Vice­Chairman; A .I.E. E.: A . E. S.

H 0 WAR D R . S T 0 R E R, B.S. C. E. ; Fort W a y n e, I n d . ; A C. E ; S.A.M.E.

First Row :

FRANCIS D. SULAR Z. B S. M E · Missoula, Mont .· Mechan­ical Club : lntramura Sports.

PAUL P. SULPRIZIO, B.S .C .E .. Ri.:hmond lnd ; S.A .M .E., Record ing Secretary ; Beta Sigma Tau; Student Council· Sophomore C la ss Vtc e-Prest dent · Prest dent' s List (8).

MAURO G . TERRACI N I, B.S.Ch.E. ; Sao Paulo, Braz il, S A .: A .C .S.: A .Ch.E.S.

W ILLIAM L. TIN KEL. B.S.EI.E ; Fort W ayne Ind .

Second Row :

BASI L W . P. TURI AN SKY, B.S.E.E.: Stockton, N .Y.; Ukra inian Student C lub, Presi dent, Vice-President ; Intramura l Voll ey­ba ll, Team Capta in; Pre sident' s List (3 ).

BEN JA'MIN R. VIAN , B.S .M E.: Fort W ayne , Ind.; S.A .E.; Presi dent' s Li st ( 3) .

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EDM UN D A . WADELL, JR. , B.S.EI E.; Toma hawk , W ise.: E.E.S.· Student Instruct or, El IIOLab .

RO BERT F WAG N ER , B.S.C.E.; Lancaster, Pe nna.

Third Row:

ROGER E W HI TT IG, B.S.C .E.; Hudson, Ind.; A .C .E.: Var­sity Basebal l, 2 Years; Va rstty Basketball , 3 Years.

SAM UEL M . W ILLIAM S, B.S.M .E.· Marion, Ind .

SID N EY W OLI N, B.S .EI.E.; Brooklyn , NY.: Rif le Club ; Stu­dent Ass ista nt, Phys La b ; Presi dent' s Lt st (3) ; Honor Roll ( 2 } .

FRANK T. YAMADA , B.S.M E.: Honol ul u, Hawaii ; Mechan­ical C lub ; S.A .E.; Hawai ian C lub ; Intram ura l Foot ball ; Pres­ident' s Lis t (3).

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ALBERT H. YAMAOTO, B.S.EI.E.; Honolulu, Hawa ii: Ha ­wa ii an C lu b ; Presi dent' s Lis t ( 3) .

SAMUEL T. YAMAUCHI , B.S M .E: Honolulu , Hawa 11; Ha ­waiian Club.

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EDGAR ECHEVERRI, B.S.M.E.: Colombia, S.A .

STANLEY J. FIGON , B.S.Ae.E.: Hamil ton, Onta rio, Canada ; I.A.S.; Newman C lub.

R 0 BERT S. G U IT A R D, B.S. C h . E. ; Fort W ayne, I n d . ; A . C . E. , Vice- Presi dent; Newman Club ; Intramural Basketball, Soft ­ba ll, Footba ll .

ARLESS B. HADLEY, B.S.E.E.; Marseill es, 111 .

RAYMOND J. HANSEN , B.S.EI .E.: South Bend , Ind .: E.E.S : Student Assistant, EL 210 ; Pre si dent's List (6); Honor Roll ( 3 ) .

RALPH E. HYDE, B.S.E.E.; Cannel ton, Ind.

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ROBERT W . MANUAL, B.S.EI.E.· Front Royal, Va.

DO MINIC E. NOEL, B.S.Ch.E. ; Latrobe, Penna .

VELLO NOLVAK, B.S.Ch E.; Fort W ayne, Ind. ; A .C S.; Pres­ident's List ( I).

RICHARD J. RAJCHEL, B.S.Ae.E., Fort Wa yne, lnd; S A .E ; Ameri can Rocket Society : President' s List (I).

JOHN H. RIBBE, B.S.Ae.E.; Ludlow Asbury, N .J; I.A .S., Vice-Cha i rman, Secretary ; Iota Tau Kappa Scholast ic Award : Pre si dent's List ( 7).

RO BERT W . W OLFE, B.S. Chemistry; Elizabeth N J.

First Row :

RICHARD T. AGAWA, B.S. E. E.· Lahaina , Maui, Hawaii· A.I.E.E.; Student Cou ncil ; Intramural Sports· Pres1dent's List (6): Honor Roll (2).

T I M 0 K . A I J A LA , B . S . C . E. ; R a u m a , F i n I a n d ; Ph i I o t a A I p h a ; W e,ghtlifting Club; Caswell Engineering Draw1ng A·ward; President's List ( 7), Honor Roll ( 2).

MAN UEL !<'. ALBERAS , B SEE: l<' auai, Hawa1i· Hawai1an Club, Pres1dent Treasurer· Pres dent'~ L1st ( JO), Hunor Rol. ( 2 ) .

RICHARD ANTONI UK, B S.M.E.; Northampton Penna.; Mechanical Club; S.A.E.· Intramural Softball; Pres1dent's L1~t (6): Honor Roll (2).

Second Row :

CHARLES A ARMBRUST, B.S E.E.· Zanesville, Oh'o; A.E.S. Chairman, Secretary.

M A R Ll N A. B A I L E Y, B . S . M a t h · W i n fi e I d , K a n sa s ; M a I e Chorus; President' s List (2).

ROBERT T. BARKER, B S.E E.: Norton, Va. ; Ele ctrical Club: Presi dent's List (I).

HONORE P. BARUS, B.S .EI .E.; Fort W ayne, Ind.; A.E.S.· President's Li st ( J).

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AGRIPI NO G. BATOO N, B.S.EI.E.; Oahu, Hawaii; A .I.E.E. · Hawa iian Club; Srudent Council; S~udent Instructor, El 130A ; President' s Li st (5).

NO RMAN R. BECHSTEDT. B.S.M.E.: Bristol, Conn.; Pistol C I u b ; I n t r a m u r a I S o.ft b a II , V o II e y b a II ; Stu d e n t I n s r r u c tor, M E Lab .; Pre si dent' s List (3).

THOMAS A. BERGHO FF, B.S.M.E.; Fort W ayne , Ind.; Me­chanical Cl ub; Flying Club ; S.A .E. ; Newman Club; Presi­dent's List ( 4).

BLDEAN W . BOETTCHER, B.S.Ae.E.; Elmore , M inn.; I.A.S.; Flying Club ; Honor Roll (2).

Second Row:

ARN OLD A . BROOKER, B.S.M .E.; Fort W ayne, Ind.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Corresponding Secretary, Recording Sec e­tary ; President's List (3); Honor Roll ( 1).

EARL L. BRO WN J R.· B.S.E 1 .E. ; Reading, Penna.; A E S.;

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Iota Tau appa, v ·ce-President; President's Lt r (8); Honor Roll (4)

JAM ES R. BUNTI NG , B.S.E.E.; Frankford, Dela.; A I E.E., Presi dent, Secretary; Bowling Club; Student Cc uncil. Intra­mura l Softball; President' s List (I).

JOSEPH R. COFFIERS, B.S.E.E.: Trent on, N J.· Ele<tncal Club; Bowl rng Team; President's Li 5t (4).

Third Row :

SYLVESTER E. CH M URA, B.S.EI.E.; Buffalo N.Y., A .E.C.· E.E.C. · Honor Roll (I ).

DOUGLAS E. CLANCY, B.S.M.E.; Hardy, Iowa· President s List (1).

TH O MAS W . COR BY, JR.: B S.M E; Pot sville, Penna.; Freshman Class, President; Beta Sigma Ta u, Pre <.r dent, Vrce­Pre ~i dent; Student Council; President' List (2): In t ramural Sports.

RO BERT G DA LE, B.S.EI.E.: Natrona Heights, Penna :A E S.; A lpha Omega Ta u· " Techn.cran" Staff, A--.rctant Edrtor.

First Ro w :

ALFRED A. DELISLE B S E.E.: Lewiston, Ma·ne; Student Council· Presidents Li st (5).

JOHN RAYMOND DU FF, JR., B S.M E.; A~ron, Ohto: S.A.E.; Pre ">tdent' s Lt st (I).

JOEL DUN I PACE B S. M E. Fort W avne, Ind .· Presidenl's Lisi (l); S A E.

REYADH M EL-TAHA, B.S Ae E. Ba '>ra, Iraq; Arab Club· Flytng Cub.

Second Ro w :

ROY E ENS M INGEP B S ME.: Sanb_rn N .Y.· Pres'dent' .. Li')t (3)

PETER A ES BEN SES, B.S.Ae.E. · H 1ntington, Ind.· A E S.

GENE L. FAULKEI\lBERRY, B.S.EI.E.: Lone JacY Mo. ; A .E S., Se cretary· Flying Club, Pre.)tdent ; Newman Club; M ala Ch orus; Student lnstruclor, ED .

DESI J. FOLENTA, B.S.M.E.; Eltzabeth , N.J.· M eehan cal Club; S A .E., Vice-President; Newman Club· Male Ch ::>ru_, Student Instructor ED.

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IVAN E. FOLK EN B.S.E .E.: Richland, Nebr.· E E.S. · K.A.R.C. ; Flying Clu b.

ROBERT P. FORGIT: B.S.E.E.· Quinebaug, Conn: Electrical Club, Trea surer; Kappa Sigma Phi.

ERNEST J. FOX. B.S.EI E.: Coopersburg Penna.: Kappa Sig­ma Phi, Trea surer, Presidenr· Pres dent's L1~ ( I ) .

FRANK D. FRAZIER B.S .M .E.· Avila Ind.· Student Council; Caswell Eng·neer'ng Drawing Award 2nd Pace· S uden In­structor, Phys Lab· President's List ( 8); Honor R I (I}.

Second Row :

RAYM OND C. FUSCO, B.S.EI.E.; Patter<>on N.J.

JOSE J. GARCIA, B S.C.E.: Fort W ayne, Ind .: Phi Iota AI ph a.

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NORMAN GELLMA , B.S M .E.; Broo lyn, N.Y.; S.A M.E. Vice-President; Beta Sigma Tau, Correspvnding Se .... re tary

LOUIS J. GERICS, B.S.E.E.; W eiland, Onta ' ''"" Canada: Electri(al Cub; Newma n C lub ; President s L1st (4).

Third Row :

TIPTON A . GILBERT, B.S.M .E.: Princeton, Ill.

CARROL R. GREEN B.S E .E.: Over and Mo.; A.E.S · Pres­ident' s List ( 4).

LEROY GREEN, B.S. EI.E. ; Pittsburg, ans. · A E S.; A . I E.E.· E.E.S.

RICHARD H. HALL. B.S.M .E.; Newington, Conn.: Mechan­ical Clu b, Vice Cha1rman , Treasurer; Student Council; Intra­mural Softba ll Football Volleyba ll; Pres1dent\ L1st (4 )· Honor Roll (2).

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First Row:

W ILLIA M R. HALL, B.S.M .E.; Doans, Ind.: M echanical Club; S.A E, Secretary; Golf Team.

JOSEPH A. HALTERMAN , B.S .C.E.· Cama c; Val ley Ore.; A.C.E., Pre s1 dent, Secretary, S.A.M.E.; Student Council, Vice-President.

DONALD R HARRAWOOD B.S M.E : Broughton, Ill .; S.A.E.; M echanical Club; Prec;,dent's List (3).

CARL C . HEDIN , B.S.E E.; Fort Wa yne Ind.

Second Row :

RO NALD E. HICKS B.S.EI.E.; New Brunswick, Canada ; Honor Roll ( I).

W E S L E Y L. H 0 L L E Y , B . S . M . E : S p r i n g fi e I d M a s s . ; P res i d e n t' s Lis t (1).

GO RDON B. HONERT, B.S.EI.E.; Elgin, Ill .; A .E S., Cha,r­man, Secretary; Pre s1 dent's Li st; Honor Roll (I).

W I LS 0 N K. JAR J 0 U R, B . S . M . E. ; H om s, Syria , U . A R . ; M e­chanica! Clu b ; Arab Student C lub, Treas urer; Student Co.Jn­cil; S.A .E.; President's List ( 3).

Dr. W a lker L. Cisler, Pre sid e nt of Detroit Ed iso n Com­pany, spoke to the graduating seniors at th e Commence­ment on May 24 , 1959.

First Row;

JACK L. JONES, B.S .C.E.; Wa uke sha, W ise. ; A.C E.

WI LLARD P. JONES, B.S .EI.E.: W illiamsfield, Ohio: S.A .M.E.· Preside,+: A .E.S., Vice-Chairman.

EDWARD G. JUR BALA B.S.C.E.; Fort W ayne, Ind.; A .C.E.· President's List (2).

EARL C. KEPNER, JR., B.S.EI. E.; Yor , Penna. : E.E.S.; A.E.S. Treasurer; Iota Tau Kappa , Vice-President; Glee Club; Stu­dent A ssistant , El 102A Lab; E 120 ; Pres1dent's L1st (8).

Second Row :

CHARLES E. KIESSLING. JR., B.S .EI.E.; Flushing, N.Y.

JOH N P. KI NG, B.S.C.E.: W areham, S.A.M .E.; A lpha Gamma Upsilon; Newman Intramural Sports; I.F.C., Secretary.

M ass.; A.C.E.: Club, Secre ary;

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WALTER R. KNIGHT, B.S.EI.E. · McKeespcrt, Penna.; Weightlifting Club; Intramural Sports.

STEVE KOZLOVICH , B.S .M. E.: Kapuckas,ng. Ontario, Cana­da; S.A. M .E.: President' s List (I).

Third Row ;

THOMAS A. S.A .E.; Flying

RA TTLEY, B.S .M .E.: Club.

New Richmond, W 1sc.;

NORMAN F. KRUSE, B.S .Ch.E.; Decatur, Ind.: A.C .S; A .I.Ch.E.; Iota Tau Kappa; Ma harajh Award· President's List (7); Honor Roll (5) .

YUSU F S. URIAL, B.S.M.E.; Baghdad, Iraq; President's List ( I ) .

RICHARD C. LaFEVER, B.S .EI.E.; Bol,var, N.Y; E.E S., Pres­'dent; Iota Tau appa7 A lpha Gamma Upsilon; Pres.dent's Lis t (9); Honor Roll (4).

First RoW':

DAVID LAI RD, B.S. E.E.; Ferg us Falls, Minn.: A.I.E.E., Chair­man; Presi dent's Li st (2).

GERRET LAUER, B.S.EI. E. : Hamburg, Germany.

KENN ETH L. LaVAN, B.S.C.E.; Grove City, Penna.: A.C .E., President, Trea su rer ; President' s List (2).

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Second Row :

KE NN ETH W . LONGW ELL, Intramural Basketball , Footba ll

B.S.C.E.; Pana , Ill.; A .C.E.;

JAM ES D. McCAB E. B.S.M.E.; Pauld ing, Ohio; S.A.E. ; Fly­ing Club ; Pistol C lub.

M I L FO R D M c C L U N G , B . S. M . E. : S w a rtz Creek, M i c h . ; M a I e Ch orus.

JAM ES R. MAR ELLO, B.S.EI.E.: Rochester, N.Y.; E.E.S. : Newman Club ; A .E.S.; Presi dent's List (7).

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JOHN R. M EYER, B.S.EI.E. ; Belle Vernon, Penna.; E.E S.; A .E.S.; Flying Clu b; Student Council; President's List (3 ); Honor Roll (I ) .

M ELVIN L. M ILLER, B.S.Ae .E.; Fort W ayn e, Ind.; I .A.S., Pres i d en t ; Stude n t Co u n c i I, Pre s i d e n t ; R i fl e Tea m · I n t r a m u r a I Sofba ll, Bowl ing: Presi dent's List (5); Studen t Instructor, Ph ys La b.

MAX E. M INNIEAR, B.S.M.E. ; Sidney, Ohio.

PA UL J. MINOR, B.S.C.E.; South Port land , Ma1ne; A .C.E.; Kappa Sigma Kappa , President.

Second Row :

CH A RLES MONK, B.S.Ch.E.: Plover, W ise.; Ch E.S.; A .Ch.S. Trea su rer.

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CHA RLES M . MO N ROE, B.S.Ae.E.; Laurel Hill, N.C., I.A S. : President's List ( I ).

ELLERY L. MOO RE B.S.E.E.; North Manchester, Ind.: Elec­trical Club ; Intramural Softball: President's List (2).

W ILLI AM H. MYE RS, B.S.C.E.; Steubenville, Ohio; A .C.E.

Third Ro w:

CAR LOS NADER NADER, B.S.M E.: Bogo-ta, Colombia· Mechan1cal Club.

IVO NUTH, B.S.M .E; Rochester, N.Y.; S A.E.: Kappa Sigma Phi; I. F.C., President.

J ERRY M. O KAM URA, B.S.EI.E.; Honolulu, Hawaii; A .I.E.E · Hawai1an Club ; Bowling Club, Secretary· Student Councd.

HA RRY J. OKESON, B.S.C.E.; Burnt Cab1ns, Penna.; A.C.E.; Varsit y Base ba ll; Varsity Clu b: President's List (I).

Fi rst Row :

ARTHUR R. OLSEN, B.S.C.E.· Brooklyn, N.Y.; A .C.E.:

S.A.M .E.; President's List (I); Honor Roll (I).

HERBERT W. ORTH, B S.E.E.: New York City, 1'-J.Y.· t~e·wman Club; Photo Club· Kappa Sigma Kappa Secretary; Fly1ng Club Secretary; I.F.C. · Presidents List (I).

YOUNG J. PAl B S.C.E.· Seoul. Korea· AC.E.

NORMAN S. PALAZZINI, B S.EI.E.; Holycke, Mass.; Beta Sigma Tau.

Second Ro w :

ARUIND 0. PARIKH, B.S.E.E.; Bombay, India: A .E.S.; India Student Association, Treasurer; Technician Staff.

ROBERT R. PAYNE, B.S.EI.E.; Roseland Va.: Beta Sigma Tau; President's List (2)· Honor Roll (2).

JAM ES N. PENCE, B.S.C.E.; Columb1a C1ty, Ind.; A .C.E.; S.A.M.E.; President' s List (6); Honor Roll (3}.

ALBERTO PESCATORI, B.S.EI.E.; Genova, Italy.

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OWEN J. PORR, B.S.EI.E.· M iddle Village , N.Y.

STANlEY J. ·PUSKARZ, B.S.M.E. ; Bristol, Conn.; Sigma Phi Delta, Treas urer ; I. F.C. ; "Technicia n" Staff; R1fle Club ; Pistol Cl ub ; Bowling Club; Pres ident' s List (I }.

KE NTO N E. QUI NT, JR. , B.S. E.E.; Providence, R.I .; A .I.E.E.; Fenci ng Team; Tra ck Team ; Varsity Club; Flying C lub.

FERNANDO REBELLO, B.S. Physics; Pawtucket , R.I. ; Physics Club, President, Trea surer; Student lnst-ructc r, Phys Lab· Honor Roll (I).

Second Row :

DEAN M. REILY, B.S.E.E.; Red Lion, Penna .; Electrical Club. Kappa Sigma Phi, Trea surer; loa Tau Kappa ; President's List (9 ); Student Instructor; M II , M31; Intramural Sports.

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DOt\lALD E. RICHARDSON, B S.E.E .: Avalon, N .J.; A .I.E.E. , Treasurer; Intramura l Bowling ; President's List (I).

W. JULIAN RICHEY, B.S.Ch.E.· Lewis t>wn, Penna.: A .l Ch.E.· Ma le Chorus; 'Technic an" Staff; Honor Roll (I).

RICHARD J. RIEKER B.S.C.E.· Buffalo, N.Y.· A .C.E.

Thi rd Row:

ROBERT A. SASKO, B.S.Ae .E.; Green Island, N.Y.; I.A.S.· Intramural Ba s ~etba I, Vol eyball; A s·.istant Instructor, Phys Lab; President's List {8).

ROY E. SCHMIDT, B.S.M.E. ; Ludingtc.;n , Mich; Mechanical Club; S.A.E.

MERVIN R. SHETLER, B.S. EI.E.; Elkhart, Ind.; A .l E.E.; Honor Roll (1).

THOMAS R. SHORT, B.S.EI.E.; Port Huron, M ich .

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First Row :

JOSEPH D. SI NCAVAGE, B S.C.E.; Bear Creek Vtl lage , Penna .; A .C .E. ; "Techn 1cian " Staff, Feature Editor ; Student Council· Male Chorus; Intramural Basketbal l, Foo tbal l, Soft­ba ll , Tenn is; President's List (2).

FREDERICK C. SM ITH , B.S.EI.E.; Fort W ayne , lnd1ana · E.E.S ., Trea surer ; Pre s1 dent's List (2); Honor Roll (2).

STAN LEY J Club , Honor

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ARTHUR SOSENKO, S.A .E., Pre s1 dent' s List

Second Row :

B.S.EI.E · Barberton, Ohio; Fly1 ng

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ROBERT E. SPENCER . B.S. M E.; Fort W ay ne Ind ia na ; S.A .E., Mechan ical C lub; Newman Club, Pre ::>1 dent, Vice- Pres1 dent ; Varsity Ba seba ll; Intramura l Footbal l, Basketba ll, Bowling : Pre s1 dent' s List (I ) .

DI XFORD A. STO N ECYPHER , B.S.E.E ; Opa - Loc ~a . Florida ; Kappa Sigma Ph i · President's Lis t ( I ).

MALCOLM D. STR O AD, B.S.EI.E. ; Fort W ayne , lnd1ana· R i fl e C I u b ; E I. E. S. · Stu d e n t Co u n c i I.

ROY K. TANIKAWA, B.S.EI.E.· Honolulu, Hawaii; Hawa ii an Cl ub ; Che ss Club; President' s List ( I ) .

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SEVIS F. THO MPSO N, B.S.Ch. E.; Kingston, Jama ica ; Ch.E.S.

JOHN R. TO RRES, B.S.EI. E.; Fort Wa yne , Ind iana ; EI. E.S .: Chess C lu b ; Bowling C lub ; Pres ide nt' s List (8); Honor Roll ( I ) .

LAW R EN C E S. T U R C H I C K, B. S . C. E. ; M o·n essen , Pen n a . : A.C. E. , President; Beta Sigma Tau; S.A.M.E. Intram ura l Sports; Presi dent' s List {2).

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Second Row :

LAWR EN CE WATANAB E, B.S .E.E.: Honolulu, Hawa ii ; Ha­wa iian Club, Secretary· President' s List {2). LAWR ENCE D. W ELCH , B.S .M E. : West Sa lem , Ohio: S.A.E. BY NG H. WOO, B.S.EI.E.; Toronto, Onta rio, Canada: C hi ­nese C lu b : "Tech nician'' Staff. Feat ure W riter .

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J A W A F. A DH AM , B.S.A e .E.; For~ W ayne , lnd ana ; I .A .S.; A .C .E , A ra b St udent C lu b; Va rs1 ty C lu b; Fencing C lu b , Vice-Prestden t ; U N C lub; Pres dent's Lis t (3).

M USHTA QUE A H MED, B.S.C .E. ; Karachi, Pa 1star; I.A S._; S.A .E:: A .C .E.; Va rsi t y C lu b ; Fe nci ng C lu b, Saber Team Ca p an ; Prest dent 's List (3) . JOSEPH BARO N E, Drafti ng Dip lo ma : Staten Isl and, N .Y. PHILLIP BEEBE, B.S .M .E.; Pentwa ~er , M 1ch. ; Int ra mural Sports: Stu­denr Inst ru cto r , M il, M2 1; Pres.d ent' s L st (6); Ho nor Roll (1) .

A LEX W . BENN ETT , B.S.M .E. ; Fo rt W ayn e, Ind. KENNETH BO MBAC H , B.S .C .E.; Owen, W ise.; A .S .C .E : Lut herar Student A ssoctafor ; Tenn1s . MART I N BUTLE R. B.S Ch.E .; Newa r r , N .J .; A .C .S., Vice President , Secretary ; A .E.Ch.E., Trea su rer ; Kappa S1g ma Kappa V1ce-Pres1 dert · Intramura l Swim mina Basketba ll· Student Cou ncd .

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TH O MAS CH A U, B.S.E.E. ; Bro nx , N .Y. ; C h-nese C lu b .

DO NALD E. CO ULTER, B.S.M .E. ; 0 Yford, O hto ; Rifle Club; Pres· dent's List (2) .

A LBERT FREYL ER, B.S.A e E.; W hi tesboro, N .Y ~

C HESTER W. GO LASH , B.S .M .E. , Webste r, M ass.· S.A .E.; Ka p pa S' g ma Kappa.

RO BERT GO RN STEI N , B.S.A e E. ; New Yo rk N .Y.; S.A .M .E.; Beta Sig ma Tau ; Fencing Team, Capta tn.

JAM ES A . HOPKI N S, B.S .EI. E. ; Pr ' neville, Ore. ; E.E.S .

J A Y P. JARVIS, B S.M .E.; M iami, Fla .; Io ta Ta u Kappa; S.A .E.: Flying C lub ; Presi dent 's List ( II ) .

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J A C K L. JO NES, B.S.C. E.; W au esha, W sc; A .C E.

G ENNADY KILI M ENKO , B.S.C. E.; New Yor ~ C ty, N .Y., Vars t y Soccer Team; Int ramu ral Voll eyball ; Stud en t Instr uctor, Phys La b. JOSEPH R. LECLERC , B S EI.E.; Verg en nes, Vt. ; E.E.S.

CHI RSTOS MANT IS, B.S M .E.; A thens, Greece; M echanica C lub

PA UL E. M OFFETT, B.S.C .E. ; Louisv ille, Ky.; A .C .E., Presid ent , Treasurer.

G ENARO PEREZ, B.S.M .E.; C iudad Tru1illo, Dom1n can Republ1c: Prestden.t' s List .

J A C K A . RICH ARDSO N , B.S.M .E.; A ron, Oh10; S A .E.

H O W AR D RO THSTEI N , B.S. EI. E · Broo klyn, N Y., A E.S., Bowl1ng Lea g ue.

FIDEL SA LAZAR , B.S.M E.; Colombia, S.A .

G URDEV SI NG H , B.S.E.E.; Fort W ayne, l rd.; A . I.E.E.; l nd1 a St u d ent A s soc 'at' or, Secretary. RA LPH E. SM ITH , B S M E.; New Castle, Ind.: Io ta Ta u Kappa · President' s List ( 10); H onor Roll (7). JOSEPH F. STARR , B.S.C.E.; St Paul, M 1nn.; A .C.E.

HO W AR D R. STO RER B.S C.E. For t W ayne, l nd. A .C. E.; S.A .M E.

PA UL V. STOVER, B.S M .E; H art, M ich. EUGEN E R. VAN KLEY, B.S. EI.E.; Sout h Holland. Ill; EI. E.S.; Flr­·ng C lub, V'ce Pres'den t Prestdert' s L st (2); Studen t Inst ructor, Phys La b. A LLEN A . W OOD B S M .E ; M endota, Ill.: Flyirg Clu b : A~) stan t Inst ructor, M E 195, M E 197, Presid ent 's L's t (1) .

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DO NA LD W. ALLEN, B.S.Ae.E.· M Pherson. ansas: I AS.: Band, Rrfle Team; lntram Jral Basi etball JAC D. A~JSPACH. B.S.EI.E.; Lima, Ohio: E.E.S.; l<'appa S1qma Vappa.

W ILLI AM G AUSTIN, B S.C.E.: Olyphdnt, Penna· A C.E .. V1 e.Prec:iden+· SA M.E StJden Ins rue. or CE 103 CE 104.

M ICHEL BALMIP B S.Cn.E.: Por -Au-Prince, Haiti· C.E.S.· A.C.E. · A .Ch.E.

Second Row:

SABR I BARGHOUT B S C~.E Ramallah, Jcrdan; Arab Stu-den ts A ssoc at1cn Student CnJnril.

CH AR LES J. BECHER. B.S C.E .. A.C.S.; Pre~ dent's Lis (I). JO HN C. BELL B S.EI.E.; G1and Ledg(~. M'cnigan: A .E.S Honor Roll {I).

JOSEPH R. BIENAS, B.S.EI.E.; Lansdale, Penna.; A .E.S. Beta Sigma Ta u; " Techn1C1an" Staff.

Th ird Row:

JOH N E. BOHR JR B S.E E., Bl 1ffion. lnd1ana ORLA N DO G. BRA DLEY, B.S.El.E.; Hebron, Neb1aska: A.E S.: E.E.S. Fly1nq Club.

GER A LD J BUCHKO, B.S.EI.E.· Donoro, Penna.; E.E.S.; A E.S.· Student Cnuncd V1ce-Prec:1dent; President's Lis t ( I ). WILLERT BULLERT, B.S.M E.· N-rt~..vo"d North Da~Jta Mechdn1ca Cub· President's List (2).

First Row:

ROY A. BURGESS, B.S.Ch.E.; Kingston, Jamaica; A .l.Ch.E.

GLENN H. CAMPBELL, B.S. EI.E.; Lowesville, Virginia; E.E.S., Vice- President; Beta Sigma Ta u, Vi ce-Presi dent · Student Counci l ; Intramural Football, Volleyba ll, Softba ll; Presi dent' s List.

WALTER E. CASTRO, B.S.M .E.; M idd letown, New York; S.A .E. ; A .C .E. ; Iota Tau Kappa, President; President's List ( I 0); Honor Roll ( 9 ) ; Student Instructor, M E I I 0.

RO BERT D. CLEVENGER, B.S.M .E.; For Wa yne, Indiana ; Honor Roll ( I ) .

Second Row:

MARCEL E. CLOUTIER, B.S.E.E.; Lewist own, Marne ; A .E.S.

EDWAR D T. COOPER, B.S.M .E.; Hamilton, Ontario, Canada ; Mechanical Club; President's List (5); Honor Roll (2).

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JACK L DAVIS B.S M.E · Fort Wa yne, Indiana· Presi dent' s List (2).

FLOYD J. DEVORE, B.S.M.E.; Findlay, Of-ro; S.A.E.· Honor Roll (1) .

Th ird Row:

ALLAN C. DICKMAN, B.S.EI.E.; Ind ianapolis, Indiana; Iota Ta u Kappa; Honor Rol (8).

CLEMENT G. DO FF-ING B.S .EI.E.· W rch' ta l<an sas· A E.S.· Iota Tau Kappa , Pre srdent's L"st (6); Student A.).)istant, El I I OA.

ROBERT ESSIG. B.S. M .E.; Lrncoln Valley, North Dalota· L.S.A.

H A R 0 L D M FA N N I N G , B. S E I. E Fe r J_ W ayne, I n d i a n a ; I n-tramural Bowling, Pre c;i dent's List (2).

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First Row : JOSEPH E. FIELDING, B.S ME · Tore nt<, Ontario Canada Honor Roll (3}. DONALD H . FREEMAN , B S EI.E: W rppany, N. J · Bowling Club . EARL FRENCH , B.S EI.E: Detrort. M ichigan. RICHARD W . FULLERTON, B S Ae E; W rlliamsport Penna; Beta Sigma Ta u. Second Row: FRANK FUTALA, B.S.E.E.; C leveland, Ohio; A .I.E.E · New­man C I u b ; Presi dent' s L 1 s t ( I ) W ILLIAM R. GALBRAITH , B S.Ae .E.: Punxsutawney, Penna.; Bowling Club , Trea surer; Intramural Softba ll, Volleyba ll; President's Li st (I}. BILL GATLIN , B.S.EI. E. ; Fort W ayne, Ind iana; Pres,dent\ List { I ); Honor Roll (2). DON A LD C. GAUGLER , B.S.Ae.E. · Bethlehem, Penna .· I.A.S. ; Sigma Ph i Del t a· I.F.C.; Bowling Clu b, Secretary· Student Council; Intramural Footba ll, Ba sketba I Softba ll.

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S()cia ion. President: Golf; Soccer: Tennis; Iota Tau Kappa ; President's List (9 ); Honor Roll (6): Student Instructor, Phys 22 , Phys 32. ROBERT W. GRESS. B.S.M E; Donora, Penna; Mechanical Club · Junior Class, President· Student Council, Correspond­Ing Secretary. RUSSELL J. GRI FFITHS, B.S. M.E. ; Fort W ayne, Indiana ; Mechanical C lub· Tau Kappa Upsilon; President's List (2}. ISRAEL M . GUTER MAN , B.S.A e.E.; Bronx, Ne·w Yor¥; Beta Sigma Ta u, Trea su rer ; Intramural Sport....

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RO BERT P. HATHEWAY, B.S.M .E. : Srockton, Illinois; S.A .E.

JO H N E. HEISS, B.S.E.E.: Baltimore , Maryland; Eleci ri cal Association; Intram ural Bowling.

JESUS LUIS HERNANDEZ HERNAN DEZ, B.S.EI.E.: La s Vil­las, Cuba ; A .E.S.; Phi Iota A lpha, Vice- President.

W ILFRED S. HON DA , B.S. EI.E. ; Honolulu, Hawa ii; Hawaiian Club.

Second Row:

NILS H. JENSEN B.S.C.E.: East Setau ket, N. Y.· A .C E.; Honor Roll (8).

HARRY R. KINCAI D, B.S M .E. ; Johns town , Ohio; S.A.E.

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JAMES KING, B.S.EI.E.: East Chicag o, Indiana; A .E.S.; President's List (3) ; Honor Rol (3).

J EN 0 K 0 R M E N D I, B.S. E I.E. · B roo ~ I y n, N . Y. ; E. E. S . · Chess Club.

Th ird Row :

RICHARD L. LAW SON , B.S.M.E.; Chesterton, Ind iana; S .A . E.

G L EN N T. LAY E R, B.S. E I. E. ; W est M i Ito n, 0 hi o.

HAROLD G. LED BETTER , B.S.EI.E .: El izabethtown, Illinois.

ALLEN FU QUO NG LEE, B.S.EI.E .; Newark , N. J.; Chinese Student C lub, Pres1 dent.

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Second Row·:

JOH N T. MA IN, B S.E.E.; Paducah, Ky.; Electr'cal Club, Set­ret a ry ; A I ph a 0 meg a T a u, Secret a r y, Vice-Presiden t ; I n t r a­mural Basketba ll, Softba ll; Student Assistant , EE Lab· Presi­dent's Li st ( I). FRANKLIN B MAN N ING, JR., B.S.C.E.; Fall River M ass; A .C. E.; Intramural Basketball, Volley ba ll, Softball. EDWAR D D. MAYO, B.S.EI.E. , Fort W ayne, lnd.ana· A E.5.· Flying Club ; Pre sident's Ltst (I). EDU ARDO MEJI A, B.S.C.E.; Bogota Colombia, S.A

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H ER BERT K. M ERTEL, B.S.EI.E.: Fort Wa yne, Indiana; E.E.S.; A.ES · Prec:ident's Ltst (3); Honor Roll (2) ALTO~! R M O RRIS B.S.EI.E.· Jacksonville, 1'1. C. KHODAR MOU NKAR/\ , B.S E.E.: Tripoli, Lebanon; Arah Club.

SYED M. N EHAL, B S.E.E.· Gumla-Ranchi, India : A .I.E.E.· lndta Club; UN Club.

First Row:

THOMAS M. NEWTON , B.S.C.E.; Drexe l Hi ll, Penna.

FRAN K C. 0 R 0 P E ZA, B.S. E I. E. ; B a r n we II , S. C.

VERN O N PAUL, JR ., B.S.Ae .E.; Fayette, Iowa ; I.A .S.; Roll ( 3}; President's List ( 4) .

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GERA IJD G. PI NS, B.S.M.E.; Farl ey, Iowa ; S.A .E.; Mechan i­cal Club.

Second Row:

ELM ER RANDVE ER, B.S.E I.E.; South Procu pine, Ontario, Can ­ada; A .E.S.

JOHN J. RENNER, B.S.M.E.; Fort W ayne Indiana; Me-chan ical Club; S.A.E.; President' s List (I ) .

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PHILIP H. RH ODES, JR., B.S.EI.E.; Cincinnati , Ohio.

DO NALD L. SCHAADT, B.S.E.E; Celina, Oh1o·; Electrical Club, Chairman· Intramural Foo ball Ba~ketba I, Honor R II ( I ) .

Third Row:

RO BERT N. SHENEFIEL, B.S.M.E.; Randolph, f'J. Y.· S.A.E.

RICHAR D H. SO REN SEN, B.S.EI.E.; Rumford, Ma1ne· Sigma Phi Delta.

LAR S J. SPINN ER, B.S.M .E.; Malone, N.Y.

JO HN W . STER , B.S.M.E.; Lenox, Mass.; Sigma Phi Delta , Vice-President; Newman Club, Treasurer; Student Counc.d; I . F. C. ; Fe n c in g Tea m ; Honor R o II ( I ) .

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EDWARD G. STETS B S.Ch.E.; Ernest, Penna.; A C S.; A I Ch.E. · Newman Club. R 0 L LA J . S T 0 U T, B S. M . E. ; Eva n s vi II e. I n d 1 an a ; F I y i n g C IL, b · Pres1dent's L1st (2). RICHARD C. TABOR, B.S.EI.E.· Welch, WP~t V rgin·a· E E.S.: A .E.S. ; Prestdent's Ltst (4). STANLEY T UYECHI, B S.E E; Kailua. Oahu , Hawaii: A.I.E.E.; S.A.E.; Hawa·tan Cl 1b; Intramural Fcotball Softball, Volleyball; President\ L's (5); Honor Roll (3).

Second Row :

R 0 BERT S. VA LAC H 0 VIC, B S M E ; Fort Wayne, Indian a . Mechanical Club; S.A.E.: Assistant Instructor, ED 22 . ALAN L. VANDERHEYDEN , B.S.M.E.· Coal Va lley, lllino1s. W ESLEY K. VANSCOY, B S ME.; Akron, Ohie> MAURICE VAN DIERENDONCK, B.S.M.E.; S A.E.

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ROBERT L. WAGEMAt'-l , B.S.M .E.; Sta(yville, Iowa; Kappa Stgma Phi; Weightl ifting Club.

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FRANK J. W OOD, B.S.E I. E.~ Long Island, N. Y.; Kappa Sigma Ph' ; Intramural Sof ' ba ll.

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JAMES C . AYCOCK, JR ., B.S M .E.; Longview, Texas. CONRAD R. BRAULT, B.S.M E.; Salem Ma"s., Newman Club· A lpna Gamma Upsdon, Treasurer; S.A.E.; Student Instructor, ED 14, ED 21 ED 22 ED 23· Prestdent's List (I). F R'A N K c H E R B 0 U S K Y , B . S . E I E . ; D a n vi I e , Ill . ; S 1 g rr a P h i D e I I a .

JOSEPH A . COFFA RO , B.S.E.E.; Fort Wa yne, Ind. FRANK T. DELLA BAD IA , B.S .M.E.; New Rochelle, N.Y.; IS A .; Flying C lu b, Secretary; A lpha Gamma Upsdon; Studert Cour.c1\, Intramural Football, Swimm ng, Ba sketball, Softbal. CHARLES W. DEM YA N, B.S.Ae.E.; Ma nville, N.J.; Sigma Pni Dt-lta; " Techn ician" Staff, Feature Ediror: I .A.S.; lnrramural Football. W ILLI AM J. FIO RE, B.S.EI.E.; Htghlan.d, N.Y. WALTER E. GOUDY, B S.M.E.; Co umbia Ctty, Ind.; Pres'dent's L'st (3) . JOSE A . GUERRERO , B.S.EI.E.· M iraflores, Lima, Peru. DALLAS A . JOHNSON, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind. STEWART V. KERR, JR., B.S. Marh; Orlando, Fla. HA ROLD R. LEWIS, B.S.C.E.· Stilwell, Ok a.; A .C E. CHRISTOS MANTIS, B.S.M .E.; A thers, Greece. JORGE Y. MEDOROI, B.S.E E.; Tel- Aviv, Israel. W ILLIAM T. MILLER , B.S M.E.; Ossian Ind. W ILLIAM F. M ILLER, B.S E.E; Ne11 Yorl·, N.Y., Pre~·dert's List (2)

MAUNG A . MYI NT, B.S.EI. E.; Fort W ayre, lrd. HAR IPRASAD S. PANDE, B S.E E; Bombay, India. CA RLOS PEDRAZA, B.S.C.E.; Cal1, Colombia, A .C.E.; President's List ( 1) .

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DALE A . PUFF, B.S.EI. E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.

ARN OLD W. RAWLIN SON, JR ., B S.A e. E.; New Orleans, La.; Te n­n1s Team; President 's List ( 1).

LEON D. RIGGS, Drafhng Diploma: Metcalf, Ill.; A lpha Omega Ta u; " Technician" Staff ; President's L1st (1).

SIMO N W. RUHL, B.S. M.E.; Lebaf'lon, Penna.; Kappa Sigma Pr·, Pres'dent's L1st (2).

CH ARLES SEMLICH, B.S.C E.; New York, N .Y.; S.A.M .E. , Treas­urer; A .C.E.; Newman C lub, Trea surer; Flying Club; Student Cou n c I; Intramura l Bowltng .

FREDERICK M. SLA UGHTER, B.S .EI.E.; Severna Park, Mo. K.A .R C., Pres dent. Yreasure ...

RONALD L. SM ITH, B S.M E. ; Graytown, Oh'o.

DAVID E. SN IDER, B S.EI.E.; New Lex'ngton, Ohio.

FRED SCRIB N IK, B.S.M .E.; Bronx, N.Y.; Beta S'grra Ta u; We i gr~ ­ll ft ing C lub.

G ERALD M . STANKIEW ICZ, B.S.M E ; Sagtnaw M tch.· S.A .E.; New­man Club, Vtce-Pres dent; ln+ramural Softball.

RO NALD L STOBART, B S.Ae E., Senecav lie Oh1o; Glee Club.

RI CHARD D. TATE, B S.EI.E; Beecher C ty, l11.; E.E S; Iota Ta u Kappa; Pres.dert's Li::.t (5)

ROBERT A . WENTZ, B.S M E.: Lex1ng ton, Oh1o; Kappa S1gma Ph1, Trea!>urer; Varsity Ba seball, Ba sketball; Sophomore Class, Secretary , Varst ty C lub, Prestden t , Vice-President; Intra mural Sw1mm'ng, Te n nis, Vo lleyball, Footbal, Softball, Basketball; Presiden t 's L1st (4).

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MUSHTAQUE AHME D, B S C E.: B.S.Ae E.. ara chi, Pa r::. ta n: I.A S; S.A.E.: A.C.E, Paridan Students As<-ociation Presi de nT Varsdy Cub· Fencing Team, Saber TearT' Cap ta rn. Intramural Voleyball; Presiderr s L"st (3). Sprino Term ALEX W . BENNETT, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wa ynP, Indiana. Spring Term.

DONALD E. COULTER, B.S.M.E; Oxford, Ob.o; Ameri can Rocret Society· Rifle Club; President's List (2). Spring Term

FRANK T. DELLA BA DI A, B.S.M E: New Rochelle, Ne'N York; I.A .S. ; Flying Club, Secretary: Alpha Gamma Upsilon Corresponding Secretary, Student Council: Intramural Foot-ba ll, Swrmmrng; Ba ~etba l, Softba SJmmer Term

Second Row :

EDGAR ECHEVERRI , B.S .M.E.; Santander, Cauca, C olom bia W rnter Term.

CHESTER W. GOLASH, B.S. M.E.: Web ster, Ma ss.: S.A.E.: Kappa Sigma Kappa . Spring Term .

WALTER E. GOUDY, B S.M.E.; Columbia c·ty, Indiana : A.C.E.; President's List (3). Summer Term.

ROBERT S GUITARD, B.S C E.· Fort Wa yne Indiana; A C E. Vrce-P re si dent ; Newman C lu b; Intramural Football, Ba sret­ball , Softba ll. W in ter Term.

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RAYMOND J . HANSEN , B.S.EI.E.; South Bend , Indiana ; E.E.S.; Lab Assistant, El 2 1 OA; President's Li st (6); Honor Roll (3). W inte r Term.

JAM ES A . HOPKINS, B.S.EI.E.; Prineville, Oregon; E.E.S. Spring Term.

JAY P. JARVI S, B.S.M.E.; M iami, Florida ; Iota Tau Kappa ; S.A .E. ; Flying Club ; President's List (II) . Spring Term.

HAROLD LEWIS, B.S.C.E.; Stil well, Oklahoma; A .C.E. Sum ­mer Term .

Second Row :

CHR ISTOS MANTI S, B.S.M .E.; Athens, G reece; Mechan ical Engineering C lub. Summer Term .

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GENARO J. PEREZ, B.S.M.E.; Ciudad Trujillo, Domini can Republ ic; President' s List; Honor Roll. Spring Term.

DALE A . PU FF, B.S .EI.E.; Fort W ayne , Indiana. Summer Term.

RICHARD J. RAJCHEL, B.S .Ae.E.: B.S.M.E.; Fod W ayne, Ind ia na; S.A .E.; Ame rican Rocket Society; President's List ( I ). W inter Term.

Third Row :

RO NALD L. SMITH , B.S.M .E.; Graytown , Ohio; Summer Term.

JOSEPH F. STARR , B.S.C.E.; St. Pa ul, M inn; A.C .E.; Spring Term.

PAUL V. STOVER. B.S. M.E.; Hart, Michigan. Spring Term.

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Pres1den!-; S1gma Phi Delta, Pledgemaster, Assistan t Chief,

Chief Engineer; Student Council, President, Vice-President,

Treasurer, ( 10 Terms); Yearbook Staff, Ed1tor, Assistant Edi ­

tor; Student Instructor, ED II, ED 12 , ED 13, ED 21 . ED 22;

Br wlinq Club; American Rocket Society; Pre~ident's List (8

Terms}; Honor Roll (3 Terms).

RONALD L. GOULD, B.S.EI.E.; Selma, Indiana; Alpha

Gamma Upsilon Recording Secretary, Corre~ponding Secre­

tary, President; Yearbook Staff, Editor, (2 Years); President's

List (4 Terms).

DU A NE G. HO FFMA N, B.S.Ae. E.; Abilene, Kansas; I.A.S.,

C hairman, Vice-Chairma n; Student Council, Presi d ent, Cor­

respon d ing Secretary; "Technician" Staff; Yearboo k St aff; Iota

Tau Kappa; Male Chorus; Rifle Club· Intramural Bas ketbalL

Assistant Instructor, ED; Caswell Engineering Drawing Award

(Third Place); President's List (5 Terms).

JOH N B. W ALKER, B.S.M.E.; Longview, Texas; Mechanical

Engineering Club; W eightlifting Club; Student Council,

President, Vice-President· Assistant Instructor, ED 2 1, ED 22 ;

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Year Award; President's List ( 10 Terms); Honor Roll (7

Terms) .

C. A. OVERHOLT

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Dean of Eng ineer ing

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Dean of Arts and Sciences

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Assistant to the President

OREN B. HUFFER

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HERMAN A. SINEMUS

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The Student Council, as the official representative of the student body, serves as a liai son organization between the administration, the student body, and other colleges in matters relating to student act ivi­ties.

The Council is composed of a group of e lected students dedicated to the duties and responsi bili ti es of leadership and service.

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BENNEIT L. KEMP A ssist ant Professor

Aeronautical Engineering has made mo­mentous strides i n the 54 yea r s s i n c e the fi r s t flight of heavier-than -air machines. Since the W right Brot hers fi rs t a i r pI a n e to today 's supersonic fighters, the aircra f t industry ha s seen many changes . T oday's aircraft de­signers and builders work as a team . Indi ­vidual engineers concentrate their effort on small pha ses of the overa ll project, re­sul ting in a co mplicated but efficient design . M ore and mo re scientific knowled ge is necessary t o keep pa ce with today 's ad­va·nced airc raft. The impo rtan ce of basic knowledge in the fie ld s of mathematics, physics, and mechanics is becoming more apparent. The Aeron autical Engineering De­p a rt men t at I n d i a n a Tech n i c a I C o II c g e strives t o have the student well prepared in the ba sic sc iences before the advanced aer­o na uti cal t op ics are undertaken . A graduate with a B.S . d egree in Aeronautical Engin e­erin g may enter ma ny pha ses o f t he aero­nauti cal field. The ever incredsinq advan ces in the field of aeronautics, such as the earth satellite project, wil l continue t o offer a ch al­lange t o the eng ineers o f the present and future .

W ILLIAM S. HAZA RD SIEGFRIED BRUNNENKANT Instructor Instructor

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One of the newest bran ches of eng ineer­

ing , Chem ical Engineering, has advanced

rapidly. Practically all industry in some stage

of process ing, deve lopmen t, o r manufa ct ur­

ing , mu st d epend upon men with a knowl­

edge of chemist ry . Today there are highly

spec ial ized and diversified field s such as

Gas, M et allurgical, Ceramics , and Petro­

leum. Beca use of its being the basic t ech­

nology underly ing the development and op­

eration of virtually a II indu s try, Chemica I

Engineeri·ng wi ll real ize even g rea t er growth

in the years t o come.

JOSEPH W. CRANMER Assistant Professor

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JOHN COCHRAN Assistant Professor

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WILLARD H. STEVEN SON Inst ructor

The developement in the various bra nches

of engineerin g ha s created new problem s in

the design and con struction of buildings,

highways, ai rport s, and oth er struct ures. The

C ivil Engineer is meeting the demands of our

present age with new method s and idea s.

Even though Civil Engineering is the oldest

of the fie Id s of eng ineering , it cont inues t o

g row and develop and provide opportunities

for men of vision .

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The inc rea sing ut ilization of electrical power in th is country makes immense de­mands on the Profess ional Electrical En gi­nee r. He must know how t o select, design , work out economics and production . H e is the ma st ermind in the field of control s, as evidence by roday 's automation. The sk ill and creative ability of the Elect rical Engi­neer transform s theoretical knowledge into practical se rvice t-o meet the challenges of the fu t ure.

MAURICE A. SIMMONS Assistan t Professor

JOHN WHITNEY LEON SCHULZ Assistan t Professor In st ru cto r

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PROFE SSOR RICHARD D. DERMER Head , Electrica I Eng ineering Depar tment

RONALD HU G HES RALPH CLARK Instructor Instructo r

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RAY KIN G WALTER W . A PPEL Instructo r Instructor

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Electron ic Eng ineering is a highly special­ized branch of Electrical Enginee ring . The import ance of elect ronics is recognized as a f ie I d of e n g i nee r in g i n its own r i q h t . To the Electronic Engineer is attributed outst and­ing development in such realm s as guided miss iles , radar, color telev ision, electronic computer, radio communication, and atomic energy . The Electron ic Engineering cur­riculum is planned to special ize a f unda­men ta l knowledge of electrical engineering t o scientific application in the f ield of electronics.

A RTHUR B. PRI CE A ssis tan t Professor

NORBERT T. TO RZYN KENNETH W . JENKINS Inst ructor I nst rudor

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The fie I d of Me chan i c a I Engineering is so broad that no man can be an c1u thority on all

of its branches. Consequently, M echanical

Engineers tend to become spec ialists in chosen bra nches . Therefore, the st udent is

given a thorough background in the ba sic

sciences . This field is very extsnsive, for

practically every manufactured article re­quires the se rvices of mecha n ica I engineers

both in the design of the machine on which

it is made and in the production of the

Brticle on those machines in the factory.

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EDMUND T. NAPIER CLEO J . QU INN Instructor Instructor

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Engineering Drawing is a desc riptive

g raphi cal language used by eng ineers and

designers t hroughout t he worl d t o express,

develop, and reco rd their ideas and informa­

tion . M en of ind ustry have indicated t hat

Engineeri ng Drawing is not o nly impo rtant ,

but absolutely necessary. Stud ents need a

thoro ugh grounding in the fundamentals of

science and communica t ion , and sho uld be

trained early in the engineering approach

for the solu tion o f problems. They mu st have

training in space visualization; t hey must

d evelop their powers of analysis and synthe­

sis; they must be given experien ce in ere­

at i v e t h i n k i n g at t h e s t a rt of the i r co II e g e

work; and their abilities t o develo p and

record idea s must be constantly chal lenged .

JO HN S. STEW ART I nst ructor

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In ou r complex society , sc ien tific progress depends o n the mathematician, the engi­neer, and many other sc ien ti st s wh ose primary t ool is mathematics. The Depart­ment of Mathematics offers a well roun ded cou rse f o r the young mathemati c ian , as well as the essential mathematics for the engi­neering , physics, and chemi stry studen t s.

First Row:

CH A RLES R. CAR R ........ As ociate Professor FRED H . C RON INGER ............ Lect urer RA DOSAV RA KETIC . . . . . . . .. Instructor RO BERT G HOEH N ........ Assrstan t Professor RICHA RD E. SA RBER ............. lnstruc lor HUGH G. HARP .......... A~c.ociaie Professor

Second Row :

DANIEL T DW YER • • • • • • • . • • • • Instructor

RUTH SPREUER • . • • . • • • • • • Lecturer

G ARV SR C. W RIG'HT • • • • • . A ssistant P rofe~sor

W ALTER W . BARTLETT • • • • • • . Instructor GO RDO N L. COLE • • • • • • • • • • . Instructor CH ARLfS W . PEC K • • • • • • • • • • • • . Instructor

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Chemistry is one of th e f unda­mental sc iences, impo rt ant both in that it underlies all pha ses o f mod ern living and in it s own right as a f ield o f emplo ym ent f o r the severa l hun­dred tho usand Ameri can c hemist s. It s scope includes everythi ng f ro m process control and ana lysis t o th e " g I a m o r " f ie Id s of n u c I e a r s c i en c e an d radioactive tracer t echnique , biochemi cal research, and o rgani c sy nthes is of vi t al drugs, p lastics and explosives.

IRVING J. WEINSTEIN Ass istant Professor

EDWARD P. GUINDON In st ructor

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ROBERT J. SW INDELL Le ctu rer

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DR. RENDER TUAN RALPH W . BRACH T Professor Associa te Professor

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If, as has been said , "this is the atomic age," then thi s is the age of physics . Nuclear wea po ns a nd machines are products of the physics laborarory . Eac h new day finds the physicist s of our nation eve r widening ho ri ­zons of man' s knowledge . Th erefo re , nd iana Technical C ollege meet s the need fo r train­ing in physics by offering basic and ad­va nced courses designed t o prepare a student either for direct participation in indu stry, or for a scienti fic career of the more traditional type.

LEONARD R. ETTER Associate Professor

MEREDITH KELLOG FREDERICK A. WALTER Instructor Instruc tor

MARY E. WEIMER A ssoci a t e Professor

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W ILLI AM R. APPLEGATE . • • • 4 • Lecturer

HELEN DINIUS ....... . . . . . . . . Lecturer

DAR ROW C. FOX .

MARGARET HU FF ..

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EARL D. MAYER. • • • • • . Assistant Professor

Second Row :

HELEN RIORDAN ....... . • • • Lecturer

MARY E. SMITH • • • • • • . . . . Lecturer

ALVIN C. STEINBACH ............ Instructor

SARA STIRLING . . • • • • • • • Lecturer

CATHERINE WEDGE • • • • • • • • . Lecturer

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ROBERT L. KAAG Law

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DR. LOUIS H . DOBBS Psychol ogy and Law

MURRAY MENDENH ALL, JR. Mathematics, Athletic Directo r,

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Al t hough o pe rat ing wit h a lim it-ed numbe r· of staff mem ­bers, th e TECHNICIA N, official st udent newspape r o.f In­d iana Technica l C oll ege , ha s completed an ot he r successful year of publi cation. Publicatio n wa s every t hree weeks during the Fa ll, W inter and Spring terms, with two issu es be ing printed in the Summer term. Ave rage circula t io n wa s 2600 co pies per issue , 500 of wh ich were sent t o a lumn i, ind ustry a nd friend s of t he coll ege.

It has bee n ins p iring to ea ch of us to see th e coopera t io-n and effo rt a s a team whic h 'wa s d is p layed by such a sma ll gro up. The staff has had exce ll ent leadership fro m the ed it o r, Jay King , and the fa cu lty advi so r, Professo r Alvin C. Stein ­bac h. Associate Ed ito r, Lo uis Lene rt, promi ses t o be we ll q u a I i fi e d to t a k e o v e r t h e e d ito r' s pos it i o n w h e n M r. K i n g retires. Other me mbers of t he staff in clud e To m Bo hm e r, Busi ness Manager ; Harol d Treece, Assistant Ed ito r ; G len Cra ig, News Edito r ; Mike W arren , Adve rti sing Manage r; W il Draben stot , C irculat ion Manager ; AI Bjo rling, Phot ogra ­p hy Ed it o r ; Typ ist , Robert Essi g : Staff W ri te r, Carmo n C ou­t inho; La rry H uff and Phil Holt, C o rres pondents; Sidney Barasch and Bernie Fre und , Repo rte rs.

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W e of th e staff li ke t o fee l t hat we have d o ne a good jo b in re present ing the students he re a t Tech . It ha s bee n t he o bject of the pa per t o arouse student in le rest wh e re inte r­est wa s lac king, to p ro mote the school sp irit and t o bring th e studen t close r to the pro b lem ha will fa ce in hi s pro­fe ss io n upo n gra d ua ti on. Above all o the r t hi ng s, t he inte r­ests of Ind iana Tec hni cal C oll ege bot h locall y, natio nally and wo rld -wid e were kep t uppermost in mind becau se we believe in Tech a nd have fa ith in the princi pl es upo n which it was fou nded. Crit ic ism where c riti cism wa s warranted , wa s in-

' t e nded to ma ke Tec h a better coll ege one 'which we ca n be p roud of.

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First row, ef .. +o right: Be a High Lev r B ndjelian, Hag b N:nar·~r Federico Estop nan Abdulrahman Sui kar·yan, Radw n Ja­bt.r, ~ t..r.neth L:-ng..ve , J s-::p11 Srncavage. k.enne+n LeVan Second row: John Osadczuk· Pau Melton, Treasurer· Berton Re tz, Ser­oeant-at Arms· M r Willard Stevenson, Faculty MC'dera .-r· Lawrcn ... e Tur·ch:d Pre~· dent; Anthony Be tt inelli, Vrce Presid en t ; Mush aq.Je A~med Did Reyno•ds, Secretary. Third row: Marta Szamozzi R< bert Keehn Arthur Olsen, Jame Pence, Don Crr:ss­man, W hylie Chamber), Moses Kazanjian Lawrerve Pr, e, Rufino To edo, Harry Lentz, J . .van Singlet. Fourth row : Jrhn Zar 1cki, Jo"ln 'ino, R cnard Bayle I Jac j l"'eS Lindsa'v Da h G en Garrels, Roger Lueck, Charles Jamrson, J...,seph Hal t erman, John

Pidlrsny, Ja·""ad Adham.

The A ssoc iation of Civil Engineering of Indiana T echn!cal

College is an organization of the students enro lled in the

ci vi l en gineering department and the department instruc­

t o rs.

The club ha s one field trip each term, one mid-t erm party,

a senior banquet in honor of all the seniors of the clu b, and

an awa rd given to the outstanding graduating senior each

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Th e st uden t sect ion of t he A udio Engineeri ng Societ y was orga nized t o provide a med ium for Tech st udent s in­t erest ed in Aud io Eng ineering , either as a caree r or as a hobby , t o excha nge ideas and to learn of new develop­Ill e n t s i n t h e f i e I d .

M embers of the St udent Sect ion hold the grade of Stu­dent Member in the Audio Eng ineeri ng Soc iety and , as such, rece ive full benef it of membership in that organiza­t ion.

First row, left t o right: W illard P. J one s, In coming Vice Chairman· Richard M . C ox, O u g oing Trea su rer: Charles A. Armbrust , Outgoing Cha i rman; Garland F. Linde, Ou ~g oi ng Vice Chairman; Fra nk J. Affe ldt , O ut go1ng Secretary· G~_,rdon B. H oner+ In ­coming Chairman. Second row: W ilson K. Jarjour, John E. A uer, W arren Rushton, M arcel E. Cl ou tier, Ronald T. Lander, John

F. Scott, Edward D. M ayo, Jame s M arell o , C larence P. Ca in, Lynn E. Stewart, Earl C . Kemper, Jr. , In co ming Treasurer .

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First row , left to right: Jose Echemendia, C D Dalal, KazimPrz Szczeponia, M"rhel Balm"r, Rry A. BJrgess, Norman Kruse. Sec­ond row : Paul Flemin, Paul Cuarino , Edward Stets, Andrew Nogueiro, Presidl~nt; Charles Mr nl Scdnr:k Newell Th ird row: Mr. J W . Cranmer, Faculty Advisor; Jamai Qatato. Trea<:>urer, Rrc hdrd Tavano, SPcretary; Scvrs Thnmpc:.on, Emil Ra venda, Harry

Sabada, TC>orilo W rllrams, John Laslo, Vr< e Presidenl; John R. Cochran, Fa cu ty Ad visor.

The purpose of the Chemica l Engineering Soc iety is the disse mination of kn owledge pertai ning t o the theory and practice of chemical engineering and it s applied fields

and t o further professional development of the students. M embership is open t o any student in chemical engineering .

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field trip visi t t o t he plant at W hiting , Indiana. H ea t tra nsfer uni t s of crud e oil fr act iona tor.

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Membership in the Electrical A ssociation is open t o any

student enro led in the electrical o r electronic depart-

ments. The association promotes interest in electri cal en-

gineering by p romoting new phases of engineering and by

sponsor ing t alks and di scuss ions by speakers from industry .

First row, left t o right: R. Smith, J. Caffiers, K. Quinr, D. Schaat, Pres1dent; E. Robin son, Treasurer· V. M asulh, v ·ce Pres'dent Leon Sch ulz, Facul ty Advisor· J. M ain, Secre ary; S. Nehal , G. Em ery. Second row: R. Forgit, Olin M iller, F. Hall M . Shet er S. Garibian, D. Reith , C. W ebster, R. Schooley, J. J ustice, R. Nystrom, J. Hei sse, J. Bun 1ng, T. Pinkham , J. Gallerly, G. Al ger. T h i r d row : G . H o a f a k k e r, G . I r'w i n , D . S c h a e f e r, J . T a y I o r, D . La i r d , H . L e n z ~ e s, V. DeA n g e I i s , H . C a so W . J a e g e r, K . W h i t e ,

Leo Thaman, J. Stephen son, W inston W urgler .

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First row, left t c right: Mr. Leon S:hulz, Fac L.Ity Adv· r, Lyn Stewart V1:e President: Pa ul Scott, Secretary: Frederic k Smi t h, Treas ~rer . Second row: Robert Seo, R,rhard LaFever, Pres dent Rona d Lander, Garland Linde, Richard Cunningham, Roy Blac kman ,

FrPd K r epf~='-r, Roy Ha Jgen.

The purpose of the Electroni c Eng ineering Soc iet y is t o

advan ce and st imula t e interest in Electro·nic Eng ineerin g

and its a I lied fie ld s, and t o coopera t e w ii h ot her depa rt -

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The Inst it ute of A erona L:J tical Sc iences is t he represent­

ai'ive society fo r engineers, d esigners, and t echnical spe­

c ia list s in a ll the sciences related t o t he design and develop­

ment of airc ra f t. It s bas ic mission is t o fa c i itat e, by al

available means, t he interchange of technical ideas among

aerona utical engineers t hroughout the industry .

Fi rst row, left t o righ : Gene Eberly, Wayne M atthes David Vidito, Trea surer; J ohn C. Sh oemaker, Cha irman; Delbert F Case. Vi ce Chairman; Herbert M arch, Secretary; Peter Sardaro, R. Opderbeck. Seco nd row : Andrew Tom ko, Larry Lines, James E Bu­dette, M ichael Bohannon, Kevin Gau l, M elvin M iller C harles M onroe, Jerome W idmer, Frank Vanadia Jr., John DeGeorgt? Pau Ortstadt. Th i rd row : Claude W hite, Ronald Lancaster, Glenn Ludwig , Jr., Claude Bradford, Vernon Pa ul, Don G oon, Charles

Demyan, James Norris, Rudolph Beckert, Donald Smith.

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First row, left to r'ght: Mr Q...~inn, Fa culty Moderator; Jame~ A Milnes, Se:retary; Larry J. Cavanaugh Chairman; Donald W agner, Treasurer Second ro w: Gerard W Knepp Carlo<;, Nadar , Robert f\lussdorfer, Louis M. Hajamsy, Thoma- L. Koch, Ar ­nold R. Gahlrnger, Robert W . Gress, Lawrence V W a ~ owo:. ~ i Th ird row : Allyn L. Pontius, R'chard W . Gasdorf, W ilbert E Bul ert,

Gaston Aude t , John B. W alkr=>t, Jerry Prns Robert S. Vala chovi , Russell J. Griffiths.

The o b jectives of the M echanica Engin eerin g C lub of Ind iana Technical C oll ege are t o advance I promote I and t each new pha ses of Mechanical Engin ee ring . Programs include ta lks by experi enced engineers; project s f or the benefit of the clu b and the school ; and social activities among the members of the cl ub . The group arranges a field trip each term t o one of the indu strial companies in t he surrounding area.

M embers of the M echanical Engineerinq Club are local affiliates of the Fort W ayne Branch of the Ameri can Soc iety of M echanical Engineers ~ (A SM E). Membershio is limited t o stud ents of the M eehan ical Engineering Depart­ment and the M echa n ica I Dr.:lfti ng Department .

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affiliated with the N ational Society of Automotive Engi­

neers, and is sponsored by t he M echanical Engineering De­

partment. M embership is open t o a II engineering st ud ent s

who are in t erested in the advancements of the automotive

indust ry.

First row, left t o right: W. Castro, P. Beebe, H. A. Ma c lin, Facul ty Advisor; R. Dupuy, Treasurer· T. G il be r C hairman; W . Ha l, Secretary ; R. Shenefiel, W . Jarjour. Second row : R. C owan , P. M cCr illis, C . Bran son, B V1an A . Cas ellon, D. N evers, J. Duff T. Krat ley, D. Die ey, F. C o peman. Third row : J. Jarvis, J. Duni pa ce, R. A n oniu k J. Lin k D. Ha rra'v-1ood , T. Be rghoff, J. M cCabe ,

M . Va n D'erendonc R. Lawson, D. Terry.

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First row , left to right: Georqe W i Iiams, Lee Heydr·c~ Thomas Newton, George Spohn Stan Mar us, W. Larson, Mike McCam­rrond. Second row : Jo~n King, Ar hur Olsen, Arge c Boscolo Gerald W h' tne y, James Pence Arthur G'llman, Charles Semlich Wesley Hclley, Vim Henning. Th ird row : Rcberr Sherefiel, Arnold Custard, Roger Lueck, Glen Garrelts, Joseph Halterman, Law-

rence Turchick M 1< hael Olear, Jr.

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The purpose of the Society of American Mi litary Engi-

neers is t o advance knowledge and understanding of the

science of military engineering in connection with its serv-

ice t o the United States. A ll f ul l-time studen t s are eligible

f o r admi ss ion as student members of thi s national organi-

zati on.

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The Varsity Club is an association of men who have b&en

awarded varsity letters for pa rti ci pati on in int e r-co ll egiat e

activities at India na Techn ica l C ollege . The purposes of the

cl ub are to act a se rvi ce o rga nization and provide socia l

activities for members in good stand ing . Membership is

open t o all st uden ts of the Co lege who have been awarded

v a r s i ty I e tt e r s for p a rt i c i patio n i n at h I e t i c s .

First row, left t o right: N el son W eneri ck. Th urman Shelton, Kenton Quint, Bill Carroll, Toi ro M aiste, Larry Beerman. Second row : M urray M endenhall, Ha rry Okeson, Darwin King , Ra y Rowles, J oe M oore, Sam W alker, Harol d Griswold, Secretary; Bob W entz,

President .

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First row , left to r1gh +· Mr. Cochran Fa :ul ty Ad v.sor· Darrel R1chards, Bill Fr'sb'P Je se Durbir Second row : AI Bjorling, Han ~ Corson . Ton·s Pa1de Dary W a1te , Dennr~ C("wdr1c ~ .

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The purpose of the Kekionga Amateur Radio Club of

Indiana Techn ical College is t o promote amateur radio

activities among interested students of the College and t o

bring together students who have an interest in the

practical application in comm unications . To qualify f o r

membership a person mu st be a student or facualty

member of the College and must hav~e a Federal Com­

munications Commission License ranging from novice t o

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The Indiana Technica l College Flyi ng C lu b is the largest student body grou p. The Clu b owns two planes, a Cess na 140, and an Aeronca Champ; both are hangared at Smit h Field . Day and night local and cross-country flights are made at a ve ry slight expen se to the members. The Club was fo rmed to make f ly ing possi ble for the st udents who own licenses, and qualified instruction possible fo r the student who wi shed to ob t-ain a license at a reasonable cost . The Club o peration is so le ly suppo rted by members' dues.

First row, le ft to righ : T. Bergho!f, Membe rship Officer; E. C ol born Fl1gh t Coordi nator· R. Nelson, Secretary· T Kilmurry, Presi­dent; Mr. Ben Dow, Faculty Mc.dera~or; D Harr.ngton Pub l·c· y Of icer; E. Va n 1ey, Vice Presiden D. Snyder, Treas'"'rer. Second row : E. Mayo, Ass·srant Safe y Of icer; L. Schul+-z, G. Fa ul enberry J. Tretter H. Orth, K. Becher, R. Smi·h S. Smrde 0. Brad ley, Safety Officer. Th ird row : F. Della Badia, R. E Taha C. McAneary J. Minozzi, M. Singh T. Krattley. Fourth row :

D. Wrigh , F. Roc as, R. C unn'ngham, R. N1chols, L. Lines, L. Bognar. - - - -

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First row, eft to r1ght: Dan Bednarski, Paul M el~on, Treasurer: Jim Robertson, President; Steve Nemet h, Bob M aine . Seco nd row : Gary W illiams, M orris Dit inger, Bruce House, Bob W ageman, W arren Frank, Bil M ann, Dic k Tavano, Jim De b leyker, G ene H ill e­

gas . Th ird row : Fred Sribni k, Tim A ·jala, Tom Ca lison, Jim Bodette, Guy Thompson .

The Indiana Technical C ollege Weightlifti·ng and Body­

building C ub , which meets in the Tech gymnasium, ha s one

of the better equipped g yms in the area. Since the clu b

took new quarters in the Spring of 1957 it has become one

of the leading organizati ons at Tech . The direction of the

Physical Ed ucation st udent s in weight lifting has been one of

the clubs many activities. A n active prog ram has been or­

ganized whi ch wi ll send members int o weightlifting compe­

tition and help to further the name of Tech .

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The Tech Student Wives' Club is an informal group designed to promote

acquaintances, social activi t ies an d fellowship among the wives of the

st ud ents of T ech . Bi-weekly meet ings are held in the college cafeteria w ith

va ried prog ram s fro m serious talks t o fun nights full of games. Banquets

honorin g members who are wives of graduating seniors are held semi-a n­

nually and " W ives Dip loma s' ' are p repared . All student 's wives are asked

to join t his informal club which has been organized for them .

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Fi rst row, left to right: Marg ie Pumphrey, Na jla Jar1our, Lorraine Wo larski, Ruth Ba llentine, Luz Sandoval, Treasurer; Joan Scherba11., Vice Presi­dert: Ruth Pipes, Pres'dent ; Susie Hatch , Secretary; Ri a Ray, M rs. Dona d Rob'nson, A dvisor. Secon d row : Pat Krerder, Yolarde La Rcche, M yrna N echamkin, Beity Wood is, M arilyn Hultgren, R'ta Pa ul, Fr.eda M dnes, E~ira Me jia, L nda Aaron, Shirley M oore, Kumie M clrtyre, R ta C~i pps,_ Joan Lyk'ns, Evelyne Bubernar , lr's Re 'ly, Reba A ger, Betty Schooley, Dorothy Donnelly, Shelby Groome, Gari Streeter A rg e Sad­arts, Sh1r ley House. Th i rd row : M ona MacDona ld, Dawn Larson, M arilyn Ricci, Stephany W iliams, Kay Kessler, Bettye Kra tt ley, Joan Headlough, Kay Findlay, M ary Lake, Barbara Ch ipmaf'l, M ary A nn. Lafoon, Pat Dav is, Dorothy Salter, Barba ra Schaut, Laurel Kinman Rose Tenn res, Jear Giffin, Beverly Garabedian , Joan W ood, J acquie Erwin, A nna M acHarbaugh, Sue Henderson, M ary M "llard. Fou rth row : Mary Davis, Carol Bednarski, M adeleine Jersen , Nacy Bradford, Sh irley Jakubowski, Oreda Clarke, Betty Clawson, Krtty Nuth Joan Van Kley, Carol Duncan, Terry Thomas, Kathy Scott, Dorothy Lawson , Gail Ha len, Mary Stewart, Rubv S"'loema er, Sally Kirg, Shrrley Testone, July Robertson, Gwen Barney Ka ren Pru itt, Kay Brad ey, Joan A rro d, M argaret A . M I er, Joan Wardle, Virgir·a Prrer, Nacy Ca rn Janet Ru;t, Othe Ia Green, Evva Corm ,er .

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Jawdat Ead, R1yadh Eltaha, Ghassan Shoushan1, Ka irallah Moussa, John Naser, El1as Samaan.

The aims of the Arab Student Club are the disseminati0 n of true and adequate information about the Arab people , their hi sto ry , culture, prob­le ms, and aspirations ; the extension of help and guidance to Ar·ab ~ t udents at Indiana Technical C ollege; and the promotion of a better understandi ng and stronger ties with the American people and vario us friendly o rganizations .

As a part of the social program spon sored by the club , lectures and movie fe stiva ls are presented . Beginning thi s year the cl ub started pub­lishing a news letter named ~~ Arab Awakening " . Copies are sent to various religious, civic , and schola stic groups around the area .

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The Cantebury Club is an organization of college

students of the Episcopali an fai th. The objective of the club

is t o interpret t o member students the meaning and method

of full Chri stian living and t o train studen t s in active, inte l­

ligent church and community leadership . The Canrerbury

Clu b meets at the Trinity Episcopa Church .

First row , left to right: Jerry Alger, Fat her McC ormic k, Chapla in; Edward P. Guindon , Herbert Carter, Advisor. Se co nd row : Elston Bout ilier, Dick Muir, W inston W urgler, Henry C orson Joseph M. Trette r Herber Lenzkes Dennis Cowdri c ~.

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ny C~ow Treasurer; W ahl ing N q Eager Lee Stephen M oy. W ing Eng.

The members of t his club are of Chinese origin and are students of

Tech. The primary purpose of thi s organ ization is t o develop the general

cult ure and social re lat ionship of its members.

The Chinese Stud ent Club aims t o organize and promote the f r iendship

of t he Chinese Students in Indiana Technical C ollege, cul tivate a better

cha ra ct er and manne r in its members, lea rn and retai n a good hobby.

study the o rienta l and western cult ures. promote a high degree of moral

standards, develop orig ina li t y . init iative. and leadership.

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The H awai ian Club is composed of Ind iana Technical

College student from the Hawaii an Isl ands . The primary

purpose of the o rganizat ion is mutual ass ista nce duri ng t he

cou rse of the members' under-graduate study .

First row, lef to right: Frank Natividad , Robert Sea, Treasurer: Richard Agawa Pres ident ; Mr. Arth ur Price , Fa cul ty Advi so r ; Law­rence Watanabe, Sec retary; Roy Tanikawa, Agripino Batoon. Second row: Ernest Bus bc so, Ro bert W oo Man uel Albera s, Jerry 0 amura Thomas Hamada Gordon Hashimot o, Do nald Suzu i, Sammy Zaan , Sam Yamauch i, James Yamaki , Be n Cespedes.

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Ja1 Krishen, Prithvi11t S1ngh, Manm onan Gill, C. C outinhc, S. Sukhminder Raghbir Chhina , Major Singh.

The aim s and o b jectives of the Ind ia A ssoc iation are to

promote mutual understandin g and soc ial and cul tural re-

la ti on between the Indians on the ca mpu s and the non-

Indians; and t o assist th e lndia·ns, through various activi-

t ies, to come in close contact with one another.

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The purpose of the Lutheran Student A ssociation is t o strengthen and sustain Chri stian students in their faith through its program of wo rship ~ st udy~ ev? ngeli sml and fellowship and to provide the oppo rtu nity f or cultivating friend ships and social ife o n a Chri stian !eve .

The Lutheran Student A ssociation at Indiana Tech incl udes in its membersh ip students from the co legesl exten s ion s ~ and nursing schools in the Fort Wayne area. M embership is open t o all students regard ess of faith. M eeting s are held on the second a·nd f o urth Sunday of the month at Trinity Engli sh Lutheran Church . Reverend Ri chard G. Frazier f rom Trinity is our advisor.

The Lutheran Student A ssociation of Ameri ca is a national organizatio n with it s office in Chicag o ~ llinois.

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Front row, left t o right: Dolores A llamong W ilbur W il kinson, President; Anna Kal len berger, Vice President. Back row: Intern Paul N . J ordan , St. Johns Lutheran Church; Richard Gasdorf, Secretary-Treasurer; Paul Trenary, Richard Leischner, Pa ul Smeltzer, Har­

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The purpose of the Newman Club is to help the Catholic

students on secula r and state college campuses in their

re ligious, cultural and social life . Membership in the New-

man Club is open to all Ca thol ic college students. M eetings

of the Newman Club are held at N oll H all, which is under

the direction of the inter-co lleg iate Newman Club .

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M ANAG ER CARL M cCLELLAN

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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

1958-1959

Griff in • • • • Home

Hun t ington ... Home

Nov . 24 Vincennes ... Home

Dec. 9 Taylor . . . . . Home

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Dec . 13 Oakland City . Away 68; TECH . 60

Dec. 16 Anderson 0 Away 61; TECH 56

Dec. 20 Lawrence Tech Awa y 66; TECH . 78

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Oakland City . Home 80; TECH . 87

Indiana Central Away 7 6; TECH . 65

Tri-State . . ... Home . 64; TECH . 90

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Our Warriers were in high gear to rou t

invading Hanover 95-56 at the Tech gym .

The W arriers breezed t o a 45-28 half-time

lead and were never in trou b le . Kent Johns

led the attack with 24 po in t s, and Tom

Beerman con tributed 19 poin t s.

WARRIORS PIN 90-64 LOSS ON TRI-STATE

Indiana Tech bro e loose in the second

half t o rou t Tri -State, 90-64 and re t ain pos-

sess ion of the Bulging Boiler, symbol of bas-

etball su premacy. It wa s the fifth st raight

season Tech ha s defeated Tri-State .

W ARRJORS EDGE CONCORDIA

BY ONE POINT MARGIN

A little of everything happened at the

Tech gym on Tuesday evening, Jan uary 27th.

When the smoke cleared t he Con co t dia

Senio r C ollege \·va s still looking for its first

victo ry over the Warrio rs. The fin a I sco re

wa s 61-60 and it marked Tech's eleventh win

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CONCORDIA BY 84-67

Hitt ing an even .500 from the floor on 20

fiel d goa ls in 40 attempts, Ind ian a Tech's

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Concordi a Col lege.

The 1958-59 ba sketba ll season en ded with

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First row, left to right: Kel ly Heffner, Bill Carroll, Neil Har­r i n g ton, H a p H e ad I o u g h I H a r ry 0 k e son, D a rw i n K · n g , Ron Gustin, John Semelsberger. Second row : Sam Wa lker, F ran~ Kizis, AI Ma ycock, Larry Beerman, Tom Beerman, Jack Bar-

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Thurman Shelton was undefeated d uring t he 1959 track sea ­son in t he 100 ya rd d as h. He hold s t he bes t time record in

the sta te fo r sma II colleg es of 9. 9 second s.

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First row, left t o right: Thurman Shelton, Paul Fleming, Pres­cott Hoeck, Ed Battistelli, Joseph Cozzolino, AI Michalkow, Charles Kerzetski. Second row : Robert Russo, Rickard De Ruby, Steve Hoover , lvars Veldre, Darwin Ma inwaring, Frank

May o, Conny Copeland, Murray Mend enhall.

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

Tech 50 · Taylo r .. . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2

Tech 3 I 'I 2 ~ T a y I or . 3 2 I Manchester 9 I '/ 2

Tech 55 · Anderson • • • • • • • • • • • ... 6 7

Tech 30 · E a r I ham 2 3 'I? I W aba sh I I S'l 2

lvars Valdre wa s und efeated in the discus and the shot put in the 1959 track season. lvars holds the best distance record for the discus for small colleges in the state. H is record is 144 feet. He also throws the javel in exception-

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Pau l Fle mm ing is seco nd onl y to Thurm a n Shel­to n in the 100 a nd 220 ya rd d a sh.

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Kenton Quint , outstanding team me mb er ; Henry W a hl , Fe nci ng Te am C oach .

Fro nt row, left to right: Art Lyman, l oiver Lega ll. Back row: Sark is Garibian , Tom Deve rea ux, Rolli e Pipes.

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The Varsity G ol f Team coached by Professor Ben Dow turned in an exce ptionally fine record for the 1959 season; winning 5 out of 7 dua l matches.

The team was sparked by Captain J oe Boone who contin uously lead hi s tea m in scoring . Sta n Harper, Dean Heaton, and Holt Toney we re the othe r regular members of the gol f squad; wh ile Don Hende rson, Bryan Grapentine, and J ohn Gal ­letly al ternated in the No. 6 position .

All 5 of the first starting members of the squad will be return ing for the 1960 golf season, and con­sequently, the tea m is looking forward to another fin e sea son next year.

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

Tech • • • 8 ; C oncordia • • . I 0

Tech ........... I 2 ; Tri-State . . . . . . . . . . 6

Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . I 2'/ 2 ; Concordia . . . . . . . . . 5 '/ 2

Tech ........... 13 ; Taylo r ............. 2

Tech ........... 5 ; Tri-State ........... 10

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Front row, left t o right: J oe Boone, Bra d ley Grapentine. Back row : Hol t Ton ey, Sta n Ha rper , Dean Hea ton, Do n

Henderson , R. L. Dow, C oa ch.

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Left to rig ht : S an Harper Dean Heaton, Ho Toney, Joe Boon e , Do n Henderson, Bra d ley

Grapentine.

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MR. MARSHA LL

The lnd 1ana Technical College Bowl ing League

had another highly success ful season. Thi s year -~he

league co mpr ised of 19 t ea ms.

The sea son was divided into two sect ions. The

league was divided into halves. In the first hal f, the

Div ision B winner, the M echan icals, defeated the

Division A winners, A lpha Gamm a Upsilon. The

Electr icals were the second half winners when they

won from the Div ision A winne rs, Kappa Sigma Phi.

In the championship play the Electricals bettered

the Mechanicals for top honors. Total pins bowled

by the league was 849,723. The league average per

in d i vi d u a I was I 46.6.

Left to rig ht: Jerry McDon ald , John Mutkow~ i, Yod Fisher, emp Stieber.

RESULTS OF DIV;SION WINNERS Total

Team G Pins Avg. W on

Mechan ical . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 52454 794 61 Kappa Sigma Phi ................. 66 49900 756 561/2 A lpha Gamma Upsilon ............ 66 48445 734 531/2 Electrical . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 6 47862 725 531/2

High Lost 3

27 2609 3 11/2 2517 341/2 2517 341/2 2499

Front row, lef to right: Ron Gou d, Holly Young. Second row : John Mutkowki, Yod Fisher, Jerry McDonald, Kemp Stieber.

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Among the memo ries of college life, the

Library remains a plea sant place associ-

at ed with unh urri ed st ud y and sati sfying

research , with soft -s poken words and gen-

t ie people, and with the sme ll of new mag-

azines and old books .

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The Industrial Resea rch, Development and Con­

sulting Laboratories of Indiana Technical C ol lege

were f ormed in 1950 with one purpose in mind­

TO SERVE THE SPECIALIZED NEEDS OF INDUS­

TRY. Th is goal has remained constant while the f a­

cili t ies of the Department and the experience of the

st aff have grown steadily. The R & D Depa rtment

has developed , designed, and produced many spe­

c i a I i zed it e m s of e q u i p m e n t s i n c e its f o u n d i n g . I n­

el uded in such equ ipment is a complete line of in­

struments used for test ing the insulation qua li t ies of

magnet wire . C onsulting servi ces in a wide variety

of engineering and scien t ific areas are much in de-

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Professor D ermer and Mr. Funk work on a pro blem .

mand rang ing f rom Mechanical and Electronic En -

gineering through Mathemat ics and C hemistry.

Since the founding of the Department in 1950,

the operat ion has been on a non-prof it basis. Re ­

search charges are ba sed on three f act ors: Th e

sala ries of staff members assigned to the pro ject ,

the actu al cost of special equ ipment and services,

and a fixed percentage of expenses f or overhead .

Wh ile the educational departments of Indiana Tech­

n i ca I College serve the need of students seeking

higher educa t ion, the Industr ial Research Develop­

ment and Consulting Department serves ind ustry.

The R & D Labora tory is equ ipped with modern,

practical scientific equ ipment. The Department is

prepared to solve all types of industrial problems

in the fields of re search, engineering development,

scien tific investigation, engineering testing , design,

speciali zed machin ing, plus the practical or theoret i­

cal applica ti on of higher mathematics and physical

laws.

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Fi rst row, left to right: Joe Cozzolino, pledge; Harvey Unger, Chapter Councellor; Ron Goul d , President; Niel Harrington, pledge; Frank Rockas, pledge; M ike Flanigan; Jim Z ofcha k, p.edge; Ron W eaver, pledqe. Second row : Frank Della Bad ia, Connie Brault, H o-lly Young, Pledgemaster· George Gephart, House M anager; Kemp Stt e ber, Dave Crotty, Jerry M cDonald, Dick Ga ud i, Cor­respond ing Secreta ry; Bill M asi, Social Chatrman· Stuart Langsam, Dick W alsh, Treasurer. Th ird row : Ty Bali k, Sergeant- At-A rms:

Joe D'A mb rosio, Tom ilmurry, Dave W ight, Tony Saltare, Recording Secretary· Frank Vit a Dom Tucci, John M utkos ki.

Beta C hapte r of the Alpha Gamma Upsilon was ac­cepted by Indiana Tec hnical C ollege in May, 1932 the first frate rnity installed in the C o lege .

The aim and purpose of Alpha Gamma Upsilo n is sum­med up briefly in the following pa ssage :

"This frate rnity sha ll be a sec ret fraternal organization whose aim and purpose is to promote friendship, comrade­ship , and mut ua l understandi ng among the me mbers; to develop character; to uphold the ideals of the College,

and to foste r the highest idea ls of ethical conduct and good ci t izenship. ''

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The purpose of thi s fraternity is t o pro mote fellowship,

social, scho lastic , and recreation al activities f or the mem-

bers in good standing . Membership is open t o any student

of Indiana Tech who is vouched for by a present member or

who is reg ist ered on the Tyler' s Record of a reg ularly con-

stituted Blue Lodge within the Fo rt W ayne area.

First row, lef t o righ t: Lawrence Richie, Secretary· Rollie Pipes, Pres' dent ; Dr. I Planck, Facul t y Adv sor; John M ain, Vice Pres­ident ; Ed Ged iman, Treasurer. Second row : M art in Donahue , Leon Riggs, Bo b Dale, Joe M ille r , A Bjorling, Del bert Ca se, Bob

Ke ehn.

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Fi rst row , left t o right: R. Prather G. W est, R. Fletcher Secon d row: N. Gelman, C o rrespon ding Secretary; H . G itell, Trea su rer ; T. C o rby, Pre ::.i dent; M r. Bern hardt, FacL ty Advisor~ J Bienas, V ice President~ R_ N o rthey, Recording Secretary; T. Sodano. Th i ; d row : I. Longenec ker, E. Lo rah J. M lair, F Parent, j_ Bag ire Sergeant-at-Arms; R. Fu lerton, J. Stewart. Fourth row : D. M art in,

J. Ch ow, I. Guterman, F. Sribnil, N. Adra , A. W etz.el.

Origina ll y organized at Indiana Technical College in J anua ry , 1957, as Theta Mu Pi Fraternity , Beta Sigma Tau places special im­portance on three items: EQUALITY, UNDERSTAN DI N G, and UNITY. A s the first national fraternity of its kind , Beta Sigma Tau was f ounded in 1948 to level , not to raise, barriers among men , t o provide the atmosphere f or cooperation, and t o daily practice the golden ru le of brotherhood. A constructive pledge program with no hazing or degradation of any sort as we ll as special stress being placed on high scholarship as a requ isite to a success fu I fraternity , are an integral part of the program. A ll members are accepted solely on their own individual worth, regardless of race, colo r, or creed.

It is the ai m of Beta Sigma Tau to con tribute t o the community by help ing to prepare better students and better cit izens.

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Left to right: Joe Kennedy, Kenneth Kern , Richard Tate , N orman Kruse, F. M asullo, Don Duttweiler

Richard C ox.

Iota Tau Kappa is an honorary engi neering fratern it y

whose name symbolizes Industry (Io t a), Thrift (Tau), and

Kn ow ledg e (Kappa). The chief ob ject ive of th is organiza­

t ion is t o promote and t o inculcate high ideas and attitudes

of schola rship among the members of th e student body of

Ind iana Techni cal C o llege .

In o rder t o beco me a member of Iot a Tau Kappa, an en­

gineering student must have a grad e-poin t avera ge of 3.5

or more f o r f our t erm s, not necessa rily consecut ive t erm s.

A t least sixteen coll eg e cred it hours shall comprise each of

these f our te rms.

Front row, left to right: Melvon Evans, Secre ary-Treasurer: N orman Kruse, Cement Doffing, Richard Ta e Second row : R1chard La Fever, Earl Kepner, v ·ncent Masu llo, Richard C ox, Richard Liebermann , Pre s1 dent· W al er Castro, Ra lph Smi h.

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First ro w, left to right: Leroy Green, Polema rch; Dr. Tuan, Faculty Ad visor; Herbert A nderson , Keeper of Record s. Second row : Henry Lava a , Keeper c f E)cheq uer; Tommy Dav·s, Strateg us, Herbert K. Mo rgan, Vice-Polemarch; Fre d Myers, Jr. , Leo nard Wat­

kins, Hi storran.

Kappa Alpha Psi, a college fraternity now compri sed of more than 200 undergraduate and alu mni chapters on major ca mpuses and in ci t ies throughout the coun try , boasts a membership of over 20,000. It was founded in the school year of 1910-1 91 I on the campus of Indiana Universi ty at Bl oomington, Indiana. Its constitution is the la w of an organiza t ion predicated upon, and dedicated to the principles of achievement through a democratic fraternity.

Preparation of the coa t -of-arm s wa s completed during the sum­mer of 191 I by three of the founders who solicited the aid of a professo r of Greek Art at the Ind iana University together with that of a professor of Greek at C oncordia Universi ty, Fort Wayne, In­diana .

The second chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi was chartered in 1913.

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The purpose of Ka ppa Sigma Kappa is to develop and

enha nce the pe rsona lity of its members. t o encourage good

scholarship, broaden outside interest s, promote mutual

unde rstanding and in c rease loyal ty on the part of the fra-

t e rn it y brothe rs t o Ind iana Tech . Member$hip in Alpha

Chapter is open to all male st udents of Indiana Tech .

First row, lef to righ : George Gandolfo, Don German, Ascan·o Negrerj_' Second row: D c German Pa ul M" nor, Artie Gerun­da Jim Stevens, Carlo Pezzon· Roger W ilson.

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First row, left to right: Frank W ood C crrespond1ng Secretary: Ron W ard le, Secretary; Franz Frassmann, President ; Harol d Gri s­wold, Vice Pre sident ; Dean Re ily, Treasurer. Second row : Mr. Ro bert Marshall, Faculty Advisor; Jerry Hawk, Maurice Hubscher, Raymond Rowles, Donald King, Karl Kar1nch, Robert Forgit, Ernest- Fox, Ma.< Minniear, lvo Nuth. Third row : Bob W entz, Toivo

Ma iste, Dale Clawson, Roberi Powers, Joe Espos1to Maurice Roc k, Seymour Hatch, Simon Ruhl, A I Sronecypher.

Kappa Sigma Ph i is a socia l fratern ity of college men dedicated

to the promot ion of Fe llowship, Scholarship , and Sportsmanship. The

purpose of this fraternity is to bring together, in close bonds, the

brothers of this fraternity; to ass ist one another while in school as

we ll a s in the business world . Kappa Sigma Phi fraternity ha s a stand­

ing membership of approximately forty active members each term

As the turnover in membership is usually large beca use of the num­

ber of members graduating each term, several pledges are accepted

for initiation into the fraternity each term .

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The N u Chapter of the Phi Iota Alpha, Latin-American Fraternity . is situated at 1509 East Wayne Street in the city of Fort Wayne , Indiana . The chapter has membership re­presenting eight Latin-American countries . The purposes of this fraternity are to unite its members fraternally. stimulate scientific study of the soc ial and economic problems of Latin-America, and t o se rve as an ideological university wherein the student may find a favorab le atmosphere for the development of his ideals. Mr. Cleo Quinn is the faculty advisor.

Left t o right: Jose Regueira , Vice- President of C onvention; H um be r o Aguilar, Trea surer of Convention, Sigma Chapter louisiana State University; Leonardo W il t hew, Secretary of

C onvention; Jesus L. Hernandez, President of C onvention .

Left t o right: Henrique de Ia Rosa, Jesus Hernandez, Ro­be r o San iago, Teofilo W illiams, Hector Perez de Alejo,

Hector Lea l, Luis Preval.

Left •c r"ght: Luis Preva Secretary; A lvar-.> Christanc~o . Vtce-Pres"dent; Lazar G. ·ns · Pre "dent· Lenv le W. Hard te, Trea surer· A rmando Matos, Corresponding Ser.retary; Rami-

ro Zee H slorian.

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Left to righ : Luis G Preval, Je'"us Hernandez Hector Leal Lenville Hard ie PPrez de A e1c.

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First row, left to right: Bob W 1se, Bc b Power, Reverend Franc's E. Nugen t , Mr A. C. Steinbach, Bill Pokrzywka , Ed Byrne. Sec­ond row : J1m Marx, Terry Hughe s, Ed Mc Kean . J1m Bodette, Art Newton, Jim Scan lon Steve Sep ia Charles H il t une n, Herbert

March, Lou;s Lener.

Ph i Kappa offers a brotherhood fraternity fo r the Catho­

lic student s at Indiana Tech. Phi Kappa wa s the name selec-

ted by the charter group to serve as the outward sign of an

organizati on that will endeavor to promote conduct con­

sistent with good mora ls, create an atmosphere whi ch will

stimu ate substantia l inte llectual progress , and t o promot e

principles of f raternal loyal t y in brotherhood .

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The purpose of Sigma Phi Del t a is t o promote the advancement

of the eng ineering profession; t o fost er t he advancement of engi­

neering educat ion; t o inst ill a grea t er sp irit of cooperation among

enginee ring students and o rga nizat ions; to inculcate in it s me mbers

th e highest ideals of good citizenship , chri stian manhood , obedience

t o law, and t o brothe rhood; and t o encourage excellence in scholar­ship.

Th e fratern ity was f ounded at t he Un iversity of Southern Ca li fo rnia

in A pri l, 1924. The membership t o tal s nearly 4,000 engi neers and eng ineerin g students.

First row, left t o right: Ken Ka uffman , Ch uck Demyan , M ike Koch , Larry Sch mitt , Sam Reitz, Gene M ars, Dic k So re nson Pledg e­ma ste r ; La rry Fleck, Da ve Rupp. Second row : To m Parag ian , To m Dowe , Guid e; Rich ard H einy, C ha pia in; J ohn Ster, A ssistan i Ch ief Eng ineer ; Ken La ufer, C hief Eng ineer ; Harry Ke ll er , Secre tary; Ken W hite, Business M anage r; Darryl Bach, H ist o rian. Th ird row: Ro n H ic ks , H ouse M anager ; Bill Strandberg , Ed M ack, J ohn Scott, Jack G uid ish, Frank Va nad ia, General C onven t ion De e-

gate, Dick M uir, Dic k Hu lt q uist, Frank C herbous ky, C huc k Stinchfiel d , Ed G ood , A lumni Secret ary; Lin d say Rush .

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