Baltimore Polytechnic Institute - Cracker Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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ADVISER EDYYOY' bww, if B. Jacobson , 1 F. 1chni0WSki P Y E85 A' Tr-Yeer vowf PRES? psf EDI TOR IAL S TA FF EDXTCYJAL I Frank Ichniowski ,. . Alan Trager .,..,. Albert Summers . . . . . . . Editor-in-Chief . . A . . , Associate Editor Sports Editor Dave Meredith ...,...., Associate Sports Editor Robinson Nottingham .. . , .....,,.. Feature Editor Edward Neumann .,.. . , . Associate Feature Editor Donald Kraft ..... .......,.,s N ews Editor Richard jenkins ..... . . . Associate News Editor Charles Cullen ......... . . .A Photography Editor Richard Crutchfield ..., .........,,,..... E xchange Editor Copy Readers ......A....,,...,.....,t,....,......,.... Kolomaznik, Lew ' Reporters , ........,..,............. Kues, Kilrnon, Behm, M. Meredith, Hofmann, Carl, Saari, J. Corcoran, Howe, Cummins, Shealy, W. Cor- coran, Singman, Finke, Lubman. Typists .,................,.,......,,..,..,. D. Meredith, Shealy, Cummins, Wright, Gray, Fuller, Sandler, Cermak. Cartoonists .........,..A ....,...,.....,...,..s.,......... Le w and Carlson Photographers .... A .,.. Coppinger, Taylor, Seibold. Bernard Jacobson , , ,..,... .,.s.......,..,,... . .Adviser 28

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SALES ENGINEERING CLUB Since Poly is such a highly technical school, a club such as the Sales-Engineering Club, just started this year, was welcomed to the already long list of extra-curricular activities. The club, as the name implies, studies the selling of ideas, machinery, salesmanship, and selling as a pro- fession. Men have come from the many industrial plants in and around Baltimore to speak to the club and discuss, informally, this profession. Some of the members of the club entered the recent Selling as a Career essay contest and did very well. There is much to learn about sales-engineering, and tl1e future looks promising for this club, since the club teaches the art of salesmanship. UNITED NA TIONX CLUB The Polytechnic United Nations Club is a part of a national association of youth who wish to work for better understand- ing among the various peoples of the world. It offers an opportunity to join with those interested in public events that will mould the world they are to live in. The United Nations Association of Maryland presents a program each month for high school students, and the Polytechnic Club participates in the planning and presenta- tion of these programs. Each member of the Polytechnic Club assumes the respon- sibility of keeping the other members in- formed of the events in some particular foreign country. Members of the club are encouraged to form contacts with foreign students. 30