Indiana Institute of Technology - Kekiongan Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

Ccr o, 3- IHMAMA TtOMKAt OftMAt FORT AYW NOi4NA L I 8 n a h Y gSBESCli JOHN JUNDT PAUL MOORE HERBERT SOKOL EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER BUSINESS MANAGER THIS IS THE . . TECH STUDEHT AT SCHOOL . . . . . AT WORK 1 . 7 B 1 ■ .;„, 1 H flnD AT PLflV TO UJHOIT1 THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED FOR HE IS TECH GRADUATES ACTIVITIES COflTEflTS ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS THE PRESIDEIIT ' S IllESSflGE 0«i£l O l Indiana Technical ?lle«e 223 EAST WASHINGTON BOULEVARD FORT WAYNE 2 INDIANA ' l   C IOtHT The Tear 1952 Dear Tech Hen: This Yearbook, a traditionally friendly document, filled In part, with sentimental, records, may mean Infinitely more, or less, through the year6 — we hope the former. My prayer and hope today Is that all of you engineers in training and all of you graduates may, in time, achieve a ripe maturity. I trust that you will have enough of success to make life rler-sant, and enough of failure to keen It sharp and zesty. May you earn a full measure of integrity so that your life will build into a proper edifice; enough of spirituality to make your life meaningful; love, to bring you fulfillment. God save you from the mean — and -particularly from the complacent. May you ever realize that Man, no matter how humble. Is essentially a noble creature; and that Man, no matter how grandiose, is often an erring and ludicrous creature. As engineers you need sharp, uncluttered minds. As men you need understanding hearts. With God ' s help, may you earn both. Sincerely yours, ArcHle T. President AEX:w AT HOME WITH THE KEENES Standing, left to right: Mr. Donald Borger, Mr. Paul E. Hess. Mr. Arthur Fruchtenicht, Chairman; Dr. Carl H. Pierson. Seated, left to right: President A. T. Keene; Dr. John J. Caton, Vice Chairman in charae of Public Relations; Dr. William Henry Caswell, Vice Chairman in charge of Endowments and Trusts. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MR. C. A. OVERHOLT Treasurer and Business Manager MR. BENTON LOWE Director of Public Relations MRS. INEZ M. PONTIUS Secretary 10 Left to Right: Mr. Robert Ruhl, Dr. Ivan A. Planck. Mr. Richard Dermer. the academic commiTTEE MR. ROBERT C. RUHL Dean MR. CLYDE MELTON Associate Dean in Charge of Special Subjects RERonnuTicflL cnGinecRinG Aeronautical engineering has assumed a defi- nitely important place in present-day manufactur- ing, transportation, and communication. The course offered at Indiana Technical College makes possible a career in design and production of heavier-than-air machines, the development of airports, research, experimental development and sales. Aeronautical subjects proper are attempted only after the student is well grounded in the fundamentals of mathematics, engineering draw- ing and general science. This sequence of subjects carries the student logically and smoothly upward through general engineering requisites into aero- nautical problems — and graduation. WALD O ALBERT BEN DOW 12 mecHflnicflL EnGinccRinG The Mechanical Engineer is not a machinist, a mechanic, nor an engineman. Nor is he a trades- man. He is all of these and more. He is a scien- tist, a mathematician, a draftsman, a designer, and an originator as well as an efficiency expert. The young man who has become efficient in the broad fundamental principles of mechanical engi- neering can, in a short time, make himself indis- pensably valuable in any one of hundreds of types of industry. PAUL JETTINGHOFF DR. IVAN A. PLANCK FRANKLIN BAYHA 13 I.UU80 K Ca 40.W Sc b Sr .S7.B3 ■ ' «Ra a 5r%L B CHEmiCflL EnGinCCRIHG Because the applications of chemistry are so numerous and diversified, even the most casual examination will reveal the fact that virtually all industry in some stage of processing, develop- ment, or manufacturing, must depend directly upon men with a knowledge of Chemistry. This has given rise to specialization in the field of Chemical Engineering, so that there are today highly specialized and diversified fields, such as Metallurgical, Gas, Petroleum, Ceramics, and many other engineering phases. Tech ' s capable department proudly meets this challenge. MICHAEL BATZ DR. DAVID DICKINSON GLEN R. PATRICK 14 ciuil e n g i n e e r i n g Civil Engineering is the oldest of the engineer- ing professions and may well be considered the parent of most of the other more or less spe- cialized phases of Engineering Science. From Egypt ' s pyramids to the George Washington bridge we see monuments to Civil Engineers who have pitted their skill against Nature and her tre- mendous forces. DONALD BARRY ROBERT C. RUHL WILLARD STEVENSON 15 ELECTRICAL EnCMEERIIlG The Electrical Engineer must be familiar with his field, including the mechanical as well as the elec- trical aspects, from the toaster that burns toast in the morning to the gigantic electric furnaces. He must know how to select, design, work out eco- nomics and production, or replace a fuse. He is the master mind in the field of communications and today ' s modern automatic telephone with its instant and accurate service is a monument to his inventive genius and painstaking skill. RICHARD DERMER ARTHUR PRICE CHARLES COOK MAURICE SIMMONS EUGENE MONTOYA EDWARD A. WHITE RADIO 6 n G I n E £ R I n G The Radio Engineer is a highly specialized branch of Electrical Engineering and therefore the students studies such things as Electricity and Magnetism, Direct Current Circuits, Direct Cur- rent Machines, Alternating Current Circuits and Alternating Current Machines, with laboratory work, Electronics and Electrical Design as a basis for and a mear: of amp ificatior and :ce; a za- tion of Radio Engineering sub ec after. Upon graduation frorr such a course the Engineer is qualified for the e ectrica fie d daily as pertaining tc electronic app icat : ' as well as for the numerous specialized phases : e radio and telev isior fie ds. RALPH CARSON CLYDE MELTON -A-Z-z = ssc- 17 G e II £ R fl L SUBJECTS Essential for a background of engineering are the General Subjects. In- cluded in this group are Mathematics, English, physics, law, economics, in- dustrial relations, and industrial management. 18 FIRST ROW: Charles R. Carr, James F. Dumas, Henry M. Fallon, Dr. Geza Gedeon. SECOND ROW: Edwin J. Graham, Roy Little, Robert R. Marshall, Dr. Peter Meisenger. THIRD ROW: Evan B. Nutt, Sara R. Stirling, Joseph L Thalman, Mary E. Weimer. FOURTH ROW: John Whitney, W. C. Wilson, Garver Wright, Ralph W. Young. NOT SHOWN: Guy E. Adams, Electrical; Raymond Beights, Director ot Chorus; Raymond A. Brandt, Radio; John Iff la nd , Radio; Robert Shapper, Pianist for Chorus; Russell Sink, Mechanical; Delbert Wartzok, Electrical. 19 GRADUATES G R A D U A T £ S First Row: • HOWARD L. ACKERMAN. B.S.C.E.; Saginaw. Michigan; lota Tau Kappa, Vice-President; Coolidge Award, 1951; Honor Roll, 7 Terms. • JOSEPH A. ADDAMO, B S.E.E., B.S.R.E.; New York City, New York; Kappa Sigma Kappa, President; SARE; Electrical Club; In- tercollegiate Bowling. • CHARLES W. AMBUSKE, B.S.R.E., B.S.E.E.; St. Marys, Pa.; Sig- ma Pti Delta, Charter Member; SARE; Electrical Club; Student Instructor, Physics Lab ' s II 31-3 Terms; Honor Roll, 6 Terms. • ARTHUR R. BAKER. B.S.M.E.; Middiebury, Conn.; Sigma Phi Delta. Vice-President; Mechanical Club, Secretary, Chairman and Vice-Chairman; SAE; Glee Club, 3 Terms; Student Council, 2 Terms. Second Row: • MICHAEL BANDA, B.S.M.E.; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Kappa Sigma Phi; lota Tau Kappa; Varsity Baseball, 3 Years; Intramural Bas- ketball; Honor Roll, 7 Terms. • WENDELL J. BEANE, B.S.Ch.E.; Dierks, Ark.; Sigma Phi Delta, Chaplain; Student Affiliate Chapter of American Chemical So- ciety, President; Student Council; Student Instructor Chem. 2A, 4 Terms; Helped organize and secure Student Chapter of ACS through National Office; Honor Roll, 2 Terms. • JOHN D. BEEMAN. B.S.Ch.E.; Arcadia, Nebr.; Student Assist- ant in Building Maintenance, 9 Terms; Honor Roll, I Term, • WILLIAM E BERGMAN, B.S.Ch.E.; St. Louis, Mo.; ACS, Vice- President; Honor Roll, 7 Terms. N Third Row: • JAMES S. BEST, B.S.Ae.E.; Constantia, N. Council; Honor Roll, 2 Terms. • WESLEY A. BIERLEY, B.S.R.E.; Nortonville Club; SARE; Honor Roll, 5 Terms. • CHARLES BUONTEMPO; Ft. Wayne 5, Ind. • SHELDON O. BRESIN, B.S.Ae.E.; Denver, Colo.; Sigma Ph Delta; Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences; Flying Club; Honoi Roll, 3 Terms. Y.; IAS; Student D .; Electrical 22 First Row: • EDWARD E. BUBANOVICH, B.S.C.E.; Benton Harbor, Mich.; Pyramid Club; President ' s List, I term, • JAMES R. CAMPBELL, B.S.Ae.E.; Charleston, W. Va.; I.A.S.; Bowling; Captain, Softball Team, Second Row: • EDWARD A. CONTE, B.S.E.E.; Reqo Park, L. I., N. Y.; Electrical Association; Sigma Phi Delta, Assistant Historian; Flying Ciub, Public Relations Officer; Swimming Team, Mana- ger. t ALDEN W. COPENHAVER. B.S.C.E.; Winchester Ind. Third Row: • JOHN A. CORYELL, B.S.R.E., B.S.E.E.; Rochester, N. Y. • CHARLES V COTTONE, B.S.E.E.; Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.; Electrical Association; SARE; Sigma Phi Delta; Camera Club; Flying Club; KARC; President ' s List. Fourth Row: • DONALD S. CROW, B.S.M.E.; Convoy. Ohio; S.A.E.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon; Student Council; Basketball; Softball; Bowling. • OTTO J. DANKER, B.S.M.E.; Muskegon Heights, Mich.; Vice-President, Senior Class; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Pledge Master; S.A.E., President; Intramural Basketball; Student Council, Secretary; President ' s List, 2 terms. Of 19 5 2 23 GRRDUflTCS First Rov • EUGENE R. DE NAGEL, B.S.C.E.; 50-51 Season; Honor Roll, 4 Terms. Newark. N. Y.; Basketball, Pa.; Kappa Sigma Pa.; lota Tau • LOUIS DE NARDO. B.S.C.E.; Wind Gap Phi; Pyramid Club; Tennis; Softball. • WILLIAM G. DENNISON, B.S.E.E.; West Pittston Kappa. • ANGELO F. Dl GENNI, B.S.Ch.E.; Camden. N. J. Second Row: • DALE H. DANALDS. B.S.M.E.; Olmsted Falls. Ohio; Kappa Sigma Phi; SAE, Publicity Committee; Mechanical Ciub, Proba- tionary Secretary; Honor Roll, 3 Terms. • THOMAS DOWLING. B.S.C.E. • MARC C. DUBE, B.S.Ch.E.; Edmundston, New Brunswick, Can- ada; ACS. Student Affiliate; XET. President; Fencing Club; Tech- nician Staff, Reporter, Club Editor, Circulation, Managing Edi- tor; Student Council, President; YMCA; Royal Military College Club of Canada; Student Instructor Chem. 2A, 4 Terms, Depart- ment Assistant, I Term; Honor Roll, I Term. • ROY W. DUNBAR, B.S.R.E.; Honor Roll, 4 Terms. Third Row: ra, N. Y.; SARE, President; • DEWEY DYKES, JR., B S.Ch.E.; Bainbridge. Ga.; President, Treasurer; Camera Club; Technician Staff; structor Chem. Lab. 2A, I Term. • CHARLES M. ELLIS, Delta; SAE; Honor Roll. • SYLVESTER A. ENGELMANN chanical Club; SAE; Honor Roll, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Defiance, B.S.M.E.; Term. XET. Vice- Student In- Sigma Phi Ohio; Me- • NORBERT W. EVANS, B.S.Ch.E.; Raton, N. M.; XET, Vice- President; ACS; Student Council, Treasurer; Honor Roll, 2 Terms. 24 First Row: • CHARLES W, FERGUSON. B.S.M.E.; Decatur, III.; Kappa Sigma Phi; S.A.E.; Mechanical Club, Vice-Chairman, Chair- man. • EDWARD J. FINNEGAN, B S.E.E.; Seldon, L. I.. N. Y.; Sig- ma Phi Delta; Electrical Club; Honor Roll, I Term. Second Row: © ROBERT L. FORBES, B.S.Ae.E.; Miami, Ariz.; I.A.S.; Intra- mural Softball, Bowling; Honor Roll, 4 Terms. • JAMES R. FOWLER, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne. Ind.; Kappa Sigma Phi, Historian; S.A.E., Activities Committee; Mechani- cal Club, Secretary, Activities Committee. Third Row: • CARL J. FOX, B.S.M.E.; Centralia, III.; SAE, Vice-chairman. • MICHAEL J. GALLEY, B.S.C.E.; Bethlehem, Pa.] Kappa Sigma Phi, Secretary; Pyramid Club; 1949 Yearbook Staff, Sports Editor; Tennis Team, 3 Years, Co-Captain. Fourth Row: • SILAS C. GATEWOOD, B.S.C.E.; St. Petersburg, Fla.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon; Pyramid Club; Flying Club; Jr. Var- sity Basketball; Intramural Basketball. • WILLIAM E. GILBERT; B.S.C.E., Woodbridge, Conn.; Kap- pa Sigma Kappa, Secretary; Pyramid Club; SAE, Treasurer; Junior Class President; Student Council. OF 19 5 2 25 GRRDURTES First Row: • RAYMOND F. GILLEN, B.S.M.E.; Pompton Lakes, N. J.; 5AE; Honor Roll, I Term. • SAMUEL Y. GOTO. B.S.R.E.; Kaneohe, Oahu. Hawaii; SARE; Electrical Club. • ROBERT E. GRAYBEAL B.S.C.E.; Port Deposit Md.; Pyramid Club. • R. C. GUTIERREZ. B.S.Ch.E.; Los Angeies. Calif. Second Row: • CHARLES L. HICKS, B.S.Ch.E.; Newark, Ohio; Chi Epsilon Tau; ACS; Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer, I Term; Honor Roll, 2 Terms. • GILBRT W. HOAGLAN. B.S.E.E.; Imboden, Ark.; Electrical Club. • JAMES C. HOELLE. B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Kappa Siqma Phi; Mechanical Club; SAE; Honor Roll, I Term. • THOMAS LANSING, B.S.M.E.; Lansing, Mich.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Corresponding Secretary; Mechanical Club; Student Council, Arternate. Third Row: • JOSEPH INTRABARTOLA, B.S.E.E.; Arverne, N. Y.; Kappa Sig- ma Kappa; Electrical Club; Glee Club; Student Council. Treas- urer; Honor Roll, 3 Terms. • WALTER JAGEMANN, B.S.C.E. • RAYMOND A. JENKINS, B.S.M.E.; Turtle Creek, Pa. • DAVID H. JOHNSON, B.S.E.E.; Westfield, Mass.; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Vice-President; Student Council. Vice-President; Glee Club, 2 Terms. 26 First Row: • WILLIAM M. JOHNSTON, B.5.C.E.; Mill River, Mass.; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Chaplain; Pyramid Club, Secretary, Treasurer, President, Entertainment Committee, Chairman; Student Council, President; Honor Roll, I Term. • EDWARD J. KALETA, B.S.M.E.; Niagara Falis, N. Y.; Honor Roll, I Term. Second Row: © KAUFMAN, CHARLES H.; B.S.Ae.E.; Butler, Pa.; Kappa Sigma Kappa; IAS; SAE; Student Council. • ROYAL. B. KINSLEY, B.S.R.E., B.S.E.E.; Barton, Vt.; Elec- trical Club; SARE, Secretary; Camera Club; Student Council; Glee Club. Secretary, President; Student Instructor, Math. A B, Prep. Physics; Intarmural Bowling; Honor Roll, 9 Terms. Third Row: • PAUL L. KLEINSMITH, B.S.Ch.E.; Clinton, la.; Student Af- filiate. American Chemical Society. • PAUL W. KOLMER, Waterloo, la.; Sigma Phi Delta, Business Manager; Mechanical Club; Technician Staff, Business Man- ager; Student Council; Senior Class President; lota Tau Kappa; filiate, American Chemical Society. Fourth Row: • ALBERT T. LACATSKI. B.S.R.E.; West Palm Beach, Fla.; Electrical Club; SARE, Vice-chairman; Student Council; Intra- mural Softball; First Piace Caswell Engineering Drawing Award; Honor Roll, 8 Terms. • ROY F. LITTLE, B.S.M.E.; Ansonville, N. C; Mechanical Club; SAE; Student Council, Secretary, President; Student In- structor, Geometry, Algebra, Kinematics (ME-IO); Member of Convocation Committee; lota Tau Kappa, President; Honor Roll, 10 Terms. OF 19 5 2 27 GRflDUflTES First Row: • DONALD J. MADDEN. B.S.M.E.; Greenville. Pa.: Mechanical Club; SAE. Chairman; Alpha Gamma Upsilon; Honor Roll; Water Polo. • MARION A. MAGNELL, B.S.R.E.; Fort Wayne. Ind.; SARE. • MILTON MAJOR. B.S.E.E.; Baltimore. Md.; Electrical Club; Honor Roll. I Term. • KENNETH MARTIN. B.S.R.E. Second Row: • ELLIS H. MAVIS. B.S.C.E.; Fairgrove. Mich.; Pyramid Club; Kappa Sigma Phi, Treasurer; Swimming Team; Honor Roll. 2 Tarms. • NEWTON VICTOR McELVAR, B.S.R.E.; Nesquehoning. Pa.; Male Chorus. • JACK L. McSHERRY, B.S.C.E.; Shamokin, Pa.; Vice-President, Freshman Class; Honor Roil, 6 Terms. • JOHN MEHALECHKO, B.S.C.E.; Centralla, Pa.; Pyramid Club; Band and Orchestra. Third Row: • LEE S. MILLER. B.S.R.E. • RICHARD J. MINOR. B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Orchestra; Male Chorus. • WALTER P. MITTON, B.S.C.E.; Manchester, Maine. • HARRY H. MIYASHIRO B.S.M.E.; Honolulu, T.H. 28 First Row: • ISAMI MIYASHIRO, B.S.Ch.E.; Honolulu, T. H.; A.C.S.; Xi Epsilon Tau, Treas.; Hawaiian Club, President; Student Council; Bowiing Club; Intramural Softball and Basketball; Honor Roll, 2 terms. • KENNETH E MOORE, B.S.R.E.; Weston, Ohio; Kappa Sigma Phi, Pres .; Electrical Club; S.A.R.E.; Intramural Basketball. Second Row; O ROBERT L. MORRIS, B.S.Ae.E.; Vester. Ky.; I A S., Chair- man; Student Council; Bowling; Student Instr., Physics 31 A and 21 A. • THOMAS MUDD, B.S.C.E.; Akron, Ohio; Rifle Team; Honor Roll, 5 terms; Pyramid Club. Third Row; • EUGENE S MURPHY, B.S.M.E.; Gate City, Va.; S.A.E.; Rifle Club. • ROBERT J NELSON, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind. Fourth Row: • BERNARD C. NICK, B.S.C.E.; Cyclone. Pa.; Pyramid Club. Vice-president, secretary; Kappa Sigma Phi; Student Council; Inter-collegiate Bowling; Intramurai Bowling, Basketball; Hon- or Roll. 3 terms. O RAYMOND NUSS. B.S.R.E. OF 19 5 2 29 GRADUATES First Row: • MUFIT OGUT, B.S.E.E.; New York, N. Y.; Kappa Sigma Kappa. • JOHN OVERHOLSER. B.S.E.E.; Springfield, Ohio; Electrical Club; Flying Club. Secretary. • JAMES KEITH PARMERLEE. B.S.M.E.; North Manchester, Ind.; Mechanical Club; Student Council; President, Junior Class; Honor Roll, 2 Terms. • CHARLES A. PETERPAUL, B.S.E.E.; Rome. N. Y.; SARE; Tech- nician Saff. C.ub Editor; Intramural Basketball. Second Row: • HENRY B. PETERS, SR., B.S.M.E.; Rochester. N. Y.; SAE, Treas- urer. • DONALD B. PETERSON, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Mechani- cal Club, President. Vice-President, Treasurer; Phi Gamma Delta. • HARRY T. PONTING. B.S.M.E.; Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Kappa Sig- ma Kappa; Mechanical Club, Treasurer, Secretary; Intramural Basketball. • KEITH D. PROCISE, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Electrical Club. Third Row: • ANDREW RAHOCHIK. B.S.M.E.; Linden, N. J. Mechanical Club; Orchestra; Honor Roll, I Term. • JOSEPH F, RAYNOCK, B.S.C.E.; Weatherly, Pa.; Kappa Sigma Phi. President. Vice-President. Grand-Council. • ADAM L. REA B.S.M.E.; Washington Pa.; Mechanical Club; SAE; Sigma Phi Delta; Varsity Softball; Bowling. • EUGENE E. REINHARD, B.S.R.E.; Recovery, Ohio; SAE; Honor Roll, 3 Terms. 30 First Row: • CARL A. REHBERG, B.S.E.E.; New York, N. Y.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Sgt. at arms; Electrical Club. • DAVID O. RHOADS, B.S.R.E.; Van Wert, Ohio; Electrical Club; Honor Roll, 6 terms. Second Row: • ROLAND C. RUSHBY, B.S.C.E.; Feeding Hill, Mass.; Kappa Sigma Phi; Pyramid Club; Intramural Baseball. • ROSWELL L. SAMUELSON, B.S.R.E.; Boone, la.; S.A.R.E., Recording and Corresponding Secretary; Caswell Engineering Award, 3rd. Third Row: • WILLIAM F. SCANLON, B.S.M.E. Tonawanda, N.Y. • ALVIN SELLENS, B.S.E.E.; Willow Springs, Mo.; Electrical Club; Technician Staff; lota Tau Kappa; Honor Roll, 9 terms. Fourth Row: • MARTIN L. SHAPIRO, B.S.R.E.; Reading, Mass.; S.A.R.E.; Electrical Club; Kekionga Amateur Radio Club, Vice-president, Secretary; Tech. Camera Club, Secretary; Jewish Menora Club, Chairman; Technician Staff, Reporter, Business Manager; Year- book Staff, Business Editor; Male Chorus. • VINCENT. SIOW, B.S.M.E.; Seremban, N. S. Malaya; Varsity Tennis. OF 19 5 2 31 GRRDURTES First Row: • RUDOLPH SOLTESZ. B.S.M.E.; Wheeling, W. Va.; Kappa Sigma Phi; Fencing Club. • BURL STANLEY. JR., B.S.R.E.; Lex, W. Va.; Intramural Softball; SARE; Electrical Club; Honor Roll, 1 Terms. • THOMAS F. STEELE. B.S.C.E.; Long Island. N. Y.; Pyramid Club; Intramurai Softball; Honor Roll. 4 Terms. • JOHN SUSKI, B.S.M.E.; Rochester. N. Y.; Sigma Phi Delta; Mechanical ClLb; Honor Roll, 3 Terms. Second Row: • HENRY J. SOSSONS. B.S.M.E.; Scranton. Pa. • EARL T SWEET B.S.M.E.; Portsmouth, Va.; SAE; SARE. • DALE E. SWIGERT, B.S.C.E.; Bluffton, Ind.; Pyramid Club. • LYNN D. TALBOTT. B.S.R.E.; Philippi. W. Va. Third Row: • PHILLIP TERRELL TOON, B.S.C.E.; Paducah, Ky.; Pyramid Club. • CLARENCE J. URYNOWICZ. B.S.C.E.; Union City, N. J.; Pyra- mid Club. • ROBERT D. VANDERLYN. B.S.C.E.; Ellenville, N. Y.; Pyramid Club; Bowling Club; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Vice-President; lota Tau Kappa; Honor Roil, 9 Terms; Vice-President, Sophomore Class. • ROBERT VISCIONI, B.S.Ae.E.; Bronx, N. Y.; I.A.S.; Flying Club, Secretary, President; Studenf Council; Secretary, Sophomore Class; Intramural Baseball. 32 First Row: • ROBERT G. WALKER, B.S.M.E.; Marion Center. Pa.; S.A.E.; Mechanical Club; Ritle Team, Range Officer; Intramural Soft- ball. • ROBERT C. WEIKEL, B.S.C.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Pyramid Club; President, Junior Class. Second Row: • CARL J. WEYL, B.S.Ae.E.; Los Angeles. California; I.A.S.. Vice-Chair man. Treas.; lota Tau Kappa, Secretary. Treasurer; Intramural Swimming Team; Honor Roll, 8 ;erms, • ROBERT P. WHEELER, B.S.C.E.; Blue Jay, W. Va.; Pyramid Club; Vice-president, Sophomore Class; Kappa Sigma Phi; In- tramural Softball and Basketball. Third Row: • JOHN W. WHITEHURST, B.S.Ae.E.; Portsmouth, Va.; I.A.S., Chairman and Treas.; Student Council; Technician Staff, Ciub Editor, Advertising Manager; Student Instructor, Aerodynamics Lab. • ESDRAS WHITTAKER, B.S.C.E.; Boise, Ida ; Pyramid Club; Alpha Gamma Upsilon. Fourth Row: • EARL W. WILKINS, B.S.R.E.; Vallejo, Calif.; Vice-president, Junior Class; Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Class; S.A.RE. • BERNARD ZAYON, B.S.C.E. OF 19 5 2 33 GRRDURTCS First Row: • RUDOLF H. ZOLG, B.S.M.E retary, Treasurer. • DANIEL ALLEN. 2 Terms. • EDWIN H. ALLGAIR. B.S.C.E.; Yonkers, N. Delta; Camera Club, President; Fencing Club, Business Manager; KEKIONGAN, Photographer. Cincinnati, Ohio; Rifle Club, Sec- B.S.R.E.; West Paris, Maine; President ' s List, Y.; Sigma Phi President and • DUANE E. List, 2 Terms. ALWARD, B.S.E.E.; Hudsonville. Mich.; President ' s BABYLON, B.S.M.E.; Hagerstown, Md.; Presi- Second Row: • RICHARD H. dent ' s List. • JAMES E. BAIR, B.S.E.E.; South Bend, Ind.; Electrical Associa- tion; Student Council, Secretary; KEKIONGAN, Layout Editor and Ci ' ub Reporter; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Bowling; lota Tau Kappa; President ' s List, 9 Terms; President, Senior Class; Student Instructor, I Term. BAKER, B.S.M.E .; Utica, Pa.; President ' s List, 7 • CHARLES E. Terms. • CLYDE J. BALL, B.S.C.E.; Marysville, Calif.; Pyramid Club; Bowling Club; President ' s List, 5 Terms. Copy I — Third Row: • JOHN D. BARTH, B.S.C.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Pyramid Club. • EDWIN E. BASICH, B.S.C.E.; Columbus, Ohio; Pyramid Club, Treasurer; Kappa Sigma Phi; Intramural Basketball. • VERNON J. BASORE, B.S.M.E.; Minneapolis, Minn.; Mechanical Club; Sigma Phi Delta, First Chief Engineer, General Convention Delegate; Glee Club; Intramural Basketball; Bowling; President ' s List; Editor of Sigma Phi Delta, Lambda Chapter paper. • MILTON A. BECKER, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Kappa Sigma Kappa; President ' s List, I term. 34 First Row: • THEODORE L. BECKLEY, B.S.R.E.; Collbran, Colo.; S.A.R.E.; Electrical Association; I R E.. Associate Grade; President ' s List, I term. • NAND S. BIR. B.S.E.E.; Ambala, E. Punjab, India; Electrical Association; Technician Staff; helped organize the Nations United Club of Ft. Wavne; Student Speakers ' Bureau. Second Row: • LEWIS F. BIRDSONG. B.S. RE.; San Antonio. Texas; Student Instructor, I term; President ' s List, I term. C DALE L. BOBBETT, B.S.M.E.; Fairfield, III.; Sigma Phi Delta; President, Freshman Class- Third Row: • EARLE W. BOYKIN, B.S.R.E., BS.E.E.; Norfolk, Va.; Kappa Sigma Phi; Hawaiian Club; Vice President. Senior Class; Presi- dent ' s List. • MELVIN J. BROE. B.S R.E.; Long Island City, N. Y.; Camera Club, President. Fourth Row: • EDGAR E, BROWN, B.S. RE.; Ft. Wayne. Ind.; Sigma Phi Delta; S.A.R.E., President, Vice President; President ' s List, 2 terms. • MYNHART O. BRUECKNER, JR.; Chattanooga, Tenn.; Elec- trical Association, President; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Treasurer; Student Council; Technician Staff; Student Instructor, I term; President ' s List. 4 terms. OF 19 5 2 35 G R A D U A T £ S First Row: • BURL G. CAMPBELL. B.S.R.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Electrical As- sociation. Secretary; Sigma Phi Delta. • GERALD D. CARTWRIGHT, B.S.R.E.; B.S.E.E.; Hamburg, Pa.; SARE, Treasurer; Intramural Softball; President ' s List, 4 terms. • HOWARD J. CHRISTLEY, B.S.R.E.; Draper, N. C. • FERNANDO G. CORONADO, B.S.Ch.E.; Chapultepec, Coa- huila, Mexico; X.E.T., Sergeant-at-arms; Phi lota Alpha, Treasurer, Secretary, Vice-President, Historian; A.C.S.; Intramural Basketball. Softball, Baseball; Interfraternity Council. Second Row: • JOSEPH W. CRANMER. B.S.Ch.E.; Collingswood. N. J.; X.E.T. A.C.S., President; Kappa Sigma Kap pa, Secretary; President. Soph omore Class; Student Council; Bowling Team; lota Tau Kappa President ' s List, 8 terms; Student Instructor, Math, Physics, Chem istry; Student Chairman Open House. • BURCH W. CRAMER. B.S.E.E.; Pickerington. Ohio; Alpha Gam- ma Upsilon, Sergeant-at-arms, Recording Secretary; Intramural Swimming. • ROLLO H. CUTTS, B.S.R.E.; Hollansburg, Ohio; SARE, Chair- man; Sigma Phi Delta; Intramural Softball, Basketball; President ' s List. • CLARENCE A. DAHLKE, JR., B.S.Ch.E.; Rossville Ga. X.E.T • ACS. Third Row: • JOSEPH C. DEL PIANO, B.S.M.E.; Waterville, Conn.; Mech- anical Club. Chairman; Kappa Sigma Phi; Intramural Swimming; Water Polo Team; Flying Club; Rifle Club. • DON L. DILLARD, B.S.M.E.; Gurdon, Ark.; Mechanical Club; KaDpa Sigma Kappa. • PAUL DRAY, B.S.C.E.; New York. N. Y.; President ' s List, I term. • WARREN P. EBERLY, B.S.E.E.; Myerstown, Pa.; Sigma Phi Delta; Electrical Association. 36 First Row: • JOHN B. EGAN, B.S.M.E.; Windsor Locks. Conn.; SAE; Mechanical Club; Flying Club, President. • ARTHUR D. ELMOUEST, B.S.R.E.. B.S.E.E.; Hesperia, Mich.; S.A.R.E.; Baseball; President ' s List, 8 terms; lota Tau Kappa. Second Row: • RONALD C. EMERY, B.S.E.E.; Topeka, Ind.; Technician Staff; President ' s List. 5 terms. • DALTON H. FERGUSON. B.S.R.E.; Winthrop, Mass.; S.A.R.E.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, President; Student Council Secretary; Interfraternity Council. Third Row: • WALTER W. FICKLE. B.S.R.E.; Crooksville, Ohio; Orchestra; Band; President ' s List, 5 terms. • DAVID W. FOX, B.S.E.E.; Cape May, N. J.; Electrical As- sociation; Kappa Sigma Phi. Vice President. Fourth Row: • KENNETH L. FULLOM, B.S.C.E.; Centerville, Pa.; Pyramid Club; President ' s List, 6 terms. • LOUIS E. FUOUA, B.S.R.E.; East Hartford. Conn.; S.A.R.E. OF 19 5 2 37 GRRDUDTES First Row: • KENNETH D. GEORGE, B.S.E.E.; Hoytville, Ohio; Student Coun- cil; Glee Club; Baseball Team; Intramural Basketball; lota Tau Kappa; President ' s List, 8 terms; Electrical Lab. Assistant. • RONALD GERMANN. B.S.C.E.; Towson, Md.; Pyramid Club. • NATHAN L. GLICKMAN B.S.Ch.E.; Sydney, Nova Scotia, Can- ada; X.E.T.; A.S.C.; Softball; President ' s List, 2 terms. • RALPH E. GRIFFITH, B.S.Ch.E.; Areola, Ind.; X.E.T.. President; Student Council, Vice President; Glee Club; Intramural Bowling. Second Row: • DONALD L. GRISE, B.S.E.E.; Salem, Ohio; Electrical Associa- tion, Secretary; Sigma Phi Delta, Secretary; Student Council, Sec- retary; President ' s List, 2 Terms; Student Instructor, Physics Lab. • ANDREW GUILD, B.S.M.E.; Honolulu, Hawaii; Mechanical Club; Hawaiian Club; Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council; Glee Club; lota Tau Kappa; Caswell Engineering Drawing Award; President ' s List, 8 Terms; Vice-President, Senior Class. • ANDREW GURNICK, B.S.R.E.; Akron, Ohio; SARE; President ' s List, 4 Terms. • GERALD E. HAWKINS, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Electrical Association; President ' s List, A Terms. Third Row: • JOSEPH D. HAWKINS, B.S.M.E.; Granite City, III.; Kappa Sigma Kappa; Intramurai Basketball. • LIONEL N. HICKS, B.S.E.E.; Bristol, Va.; Electrical Associa- tion, Vice-President; Student Council, Secretary; Freshman Class, President; Sophomore Class, Secretary; lota Tau Kappa; Presi- dent ' s List, 7 Terms; Student Instructor, Physics. . . • LIONEL HINOJOSA, Association; SARE. • WILLIAM HOGESTYN, B.S.Ae.E Basketball; President ' s List. B.S.E.E.; San Antonio, Texas; Electrical Rochester, N. Y.; I.A.S.: 38 First Row: • HAROLD P. HORWITZ, B.S.M.E.; Philadelphia, Pa.; 5.A.E. • JOHN H. JACOB, B.S.M.E.; Pottstown, Pa.; Mechanical Club, Secretary; Glee Club; President ' s List, 3 terms. Second Row: • WILLIAM E. JARVI, B.S.E.E., B.S.R.E.; Crystal Falls, Mich.; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Chaplain; President ' s List, 8 terms; Elec- trical Association; S.A.R.E. • SOHAN S. JIAN, B.S.M.E.; Bassi Kalan, Hoshiar Pur, India; Mechanical Club; S.A.E. Third Row: • JOHN L. JOCKEL, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Kappa Sigma Kappa; Student Council; Intramural Basketball; President, Ju- nior Class. • FRANK L. JUAREZ, B.S.E.E.; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Electrical As- sociation; Bowling Club, President; Basebalf Team; Softball; Basketball. Fourth Row: © HAROLD F. JUETTE, JR., B.S.Ch.E.; Camden, S. C; A.C.S., Vice President; Kappa Sigma Phi; Student Council, Treasurer; Technician , Editor; Student Instructor, Chemistry. • DAVID H. JUNG, B.S.R.E.; New Bremen, Ohio; S.A.R.E., Treasurer; President ' s List, 2 Terms. OF 19 5 2 39 G R A D U ft T e S First Row: • PETER G. KELLER, B.S.C.E.; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Pyramid Club; Phi lota Alpha. • FREDERICK S. KLEIN, B.S.C.E.; Pontiac, III.; Pyramid Club; Bowling. • LESLIE A. KLEIN B.S.M.E.; Weliand, Ontario, Canada; Sigma Phi Delta; S .A.E. • HARRY M. KUCHTA. B.S.E.E.; Roseland, N. J.; President ' s List, 2 Terms. Second Row: • FRANK E. KUHN. JR., B.S.Ae.E.; Peach Creek, W. Va.; I.A.S. • JOHN F. LARAGY, B.S.Ch.E.; Newark, N. J.; A.C.S., Treas- urer; Intramural Bowling and Softball; Bowling Team; President s List, 4 Terms; Open House Committee. • HERMAN E. LA RUE, B.S.R.E.; Lima. Ohio; SARE; President ' s List, I Term. • CLAUDE H. LASSITER. B.S.E.E.; South Norfolk, Va.; Electrical Association; SARE; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Sergeant-at-Arms; President ' s List, I Term. Third Row: • JAMES K. LIVINGSTON, B.S.M.E.; Globe, Ariz.; S.A.E. ; Sigma Phi Delta; President ' s List. 8 Terms. • RICHARD E. LUDWIG, B.S.M.E.; Franklin, Pa. • GUY LYNN, JR., B.S.M.E.; Mulberry Grove, III 1 .; Electrical Club; Camera Club; Mechanical Club, • WORTH W. MALLORY, B.S.E.E.; Salem, Ore. 40 First Row: • CARLOS H. MAURY, B.S.C.E.; Caracas. Venezuela, South America; Pyramid Club; Flying Club, Treasurer; Tennis Team. • WALTER J. McDONALD. JR., B.S.E.E.; Portsmouth, Va.; Electrical Association; Kappa Sigma Kappa. Second Row: • WILLYS McWHIRTER. B.S.E.E.; Hibbing, Minn.; Alpha Gamma Upsllon. • MICHAEL MECHAS, B.S.E.E.; Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Electrical Association; S.A.R.E.; Technician Staff; Glee Club; Intramural Bowling. Third Row: • LEO R. MILETTE, B.S.C.E.; Manville, R. I.; Pyramid Club; Camera Club; Sigma Phi Delta; Technician ; Tennis. • W. VIRGIL MILLER. B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne. Ind.; S.A.E., Chairman; Mechanical Association, Executive Committee; President ' s List, 3 terms. Fourth Row: • NELSON Y. MIYAHIRA. B.S.C.E.; Kapaa, Kauai. T. H. • JAY A. MUSSELMAN, B.S.C.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Pyramid Club; Kappa Sigma Kappa. Sergeant-at-arms, Vice President; Student Council; President ' s List, 4 terms. OF 19 5 2 41 G R A D U fi T E S First Row: • ROBERT E. NELSON. B.S.R.E.; Rockford, III. • DENNIS ORTENZATOS, B.S.E.E.; Depew N. Y.; Electrical As- sociation; Camera Club; Tennis. • LOUIS PEDUTO. B.S.M.E.; Wilkes-Barre. Pa.; S.A.E.; Techni- cian, Managing Editor. Assistant Managing Editor, Makeup Edi- tor. Reporter; Caswell Engineering Drawing Award; President ' s List, 2 Terms; Student Instructor. Physics Laboratory. • RICHARD S. PENEPENT. B.S.C.E.; Bergen, N. Y.; President ' s List, 2 Terms. Second Row: • PAT J. PERROTTI. B.S.M.E.; Waterbury, Conn.; Mechanical As- sociation; President ' s List, 4 Terms. • JOHN W. PHILIPPS. B.S.C.E.; Grove City, Ohio; Freshman Class. President; Pyramid Club; Basebail; Softball. • RONALD C, PITTENGER B.S.R.E.; Boonton. N. J.; SARE; Electrical Association; Glee Club; Intramural Basketball; Bowling Club. • JOHN F. RODERER. B.S.M.E.; Derby Line, Vermont; Sigma Phi Delta. Third Row: • MOHINDAR S. SANDHU. Vancouver, B. C, Canada; Electrical Association. • JOE SAUDER, B.S.R.E.; Tremont, III.; SARE; KARC; President ' s List, I Term, • EDMUND P. SAWICKI, B.S.E.E.; Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Kappa Sigma Phi, Sergeant-at-arms; Electrical Association; President ' s List. 6 Terms. • JOHN SCARBROUGH, B.S.R.E.; Teresita. Mo.; Senior Class President; Electrical Association; Student Council; lota Tau Kappa; President ' s List. 9 Terms. 42 First Row: • FRED J. SCHREIER, B.S.R.E.; Bronx, N. Y.; Electrical Asso- ciation; KARC; Sigma Phi Delta, Pledge Master. • CARL F. SCHROER, B S.R.E.; Troy, Mo.; S.A.R.E.; Kappa Sigma Phi, President; Baseball; Basketball; Softball. Second Row: • SUIDO E. SEMPREBON, BS Ae.E.; Barre, Vt ; I.A.S. • FRANK E. SEYMOUR, B.S.M.E.; Ellisburg. N. Y. Third Row: • WILLIAM SHOPSKY. B.S.R.E.; Latrobe. Pa.; S.A.R.E.; Kappa Sigma Phi, Treasurer; Rifle Club; Student Council; Intramural Softball; Rifle Team; President ' s List, 3 terms. • VINCENT SIOW, B.S.M.E.; Seremban, N. S., Malaya; Var- sity Tennis. Fourth Row: • LESLIE M. SPURGEON. B.S.Ch.E.; San Francisco, Calif.; A.C.S., Secretary; X.E.T.; President ' s List, 4 terms. • CHARLES W. STAUBER, B.S.C.; Detroit, Mich.; Pyramid Club. OF 19 5 2 43 G R n D U A T E S First Row: • TAKANORI SUGIMOTO. B.S.R.E.; Hakalau. Hawaii; Kappa Sigma Kappa. Corresponding Secretary; Electrical Association; SARE. Corresponding Secretary; Hawaiian Engineers ' Club; Mana- ger, Intramural Softball. • CHARLES H. TATE. B.S.C.E.; Fort Payne, Ala. • JAIME A. F. TENCH, B.S.Ch.E.; Edo. Zulia, Venezuela, S.A.; Phi lota Alpha; A.C.S.; X.E.T.; Band, Baseball. Soccer. • JOHN A. TERCYAK, B.S.R.E.; Westfield. Mass.; Kappa Sigma Kappa. Second Row: • JAMES TERUYA, B.S.C.E.; Honolulu, T.H.; Hawaiian Club; President ' s List, 2 Terms. • JOSEPH TROHANOWSKY, B.S.Ae.E.; Conemaugh, Pa.; I.A.S.; President ' s List, 3 Terms. • LAWRENCE A. VAN FOSSEN. B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Electrical Association; Intramural Basketball; President ' s List. • EUGENE H. VAN WAGNER, B.S.R.E.; Napanoch, N. Y.; Elec- trical Association; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Treasurer; Intramural Basketball; Fraternity Basketball and Baseball; President ' s List, 4 Terms. Third Row: • JAMES B. VUCHETICH, B.S.R.E.; Chicago. III.; Sigma Phi Delta; President ' s List, 2 Terms. • JOHN W. WEIMER, B.S.E.E.; Cromwell, Ind.; Electrical As- sociation; I.T.K.; President ' s List. I Term. • ALLYN H. WEST, B.S.M.E.; llion, N. Y.; Vice-President, Jun- ior Class; Kappa Sigma Kappa; Water Polo; Swimming Team; President ' s List, I Term. • MAURICE C. WHITACRE. JR., SARE; President ' s List, 2 Terms. B.S.R.E.; Fort Wayne. Ind.; 44 First Row: • RONALD WILLIAMS. B.S.M..; Scranton, Pa.; Kappa Sigma Kappa, President. • ROGER WITTMER. B.S.C.E.; Ellenville. N. Y.; Pyramid Club; Kappa Siqma Kappa; Student Council; KEKIONGAN; Presi- dent ' s List, 6 terms; Student Instructor, Physics. Second Row: • ELDON E. WOOD, B.S.R.E.; North Street, Mich.; S.A.R.E.; lota Tau Kappa; President ' s List, 9 terms. • DONALD WRIGHT, B.S.E.E.; Marion, N. C; President ' s List, 5 terms. Third Row: • WALLACE E. WRIGHT, B.S.Ch.E.; Indianapolis, Ind.; ACS.; Technician, Photographer; President ' s List, 4 terms. • SAMUEL C. YUNDZEL, B.S.C.E.; Rochester, Minn.; Pyramid Club; Intramural Swimming and Softball; Caswell Engineering Drawing Award; President ' s List, 9 terms. Fourth Row: • FRED M. LaBREE, JR.; Salem, N. J. OF 19 5 2 45 flCTIUITIES A 8 V H e I 1 : . . ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ I- ,:: ■ : .■■... ■ : ■ ■ ,  •■ art ■ ■ ■ i . i ■■ ,■ .■ . JfT ■■■ Left to Right: Sokol, Kauffman, Scarbrough, Strnson, McCullough, Myers, Butler, Mr. Lowe, Berlin, Parker, Guild, Reimel, Richards, Taylor, King, Moore. In 1937 the student council was organized at Indiana Technical College to act in an advisory capacity for all student activities and as a link between the school administration and the student body. The council now consists of 16 members, 2 from each department and the four class presidents. Their most recent achievement was the creation of the Social Planning Committee. s t u o £ n t counciL 48 Seated: Stinson, Arbitman, Small, Reimel, Klinqler. Standing: Spelman, Weisenbarqer, Fernandei, Durborow. The Interfraternity Council was formed during the 1951-52 school year in order to better the relations between the recognized fraternities at In- diana Tech. The council is composed of two members elected from each fraternity. The two offices of President and Secretary-Treasurer are rotated among the member fraternties every third meeting in order to prevent domination of the council by any single fraternity. One of the early aims of the council is to establish an Annual Interfraternity Dance to help the mem- bers of the various fraternities become better acquainted. inTERFRRTERIIITV COUIKIL 49 Left to Right: Dalqleish, Houk, Miss Weimer, Mr. Marshall. the TECHnicinn The first edition of The Technician was published in January, 1932. It was an eight by eleven mimeographed sheet. Since then The voice of the students, a monthly newspaper, has grown with the school. The staff, com- prised of students interested in journalism, has also increased proportional- ly- Left to Right: Sokol, Sardella, Houk, Ferrareo, Gregor, Bir, Allgair. Left to Right: Hauson. Dalgleish, Mr. Marshall, Stinson. 50 Seated: Jundt, Moore. Standing: Mr. Marshall THE K E K I n G fl n The appearance of the first KEKIONGAN in I 949 began one of Tech ' s outstanding publications. The book is a pictorial and written record of activities of a school year. Left to Right: Sokoi, Algair, Ferrario, Miss Weimer, Dalgleish. Left to Right: Dimitrovich Bair, Myers £ Son. ., v 1 r . 51 Left to Right, front row: Ruhl, Little, Guild, George, Cranmer, Baggot. Back Row: Dermer, Bair, Albert, Elmquest, Scarboro, Montoya. In recognition of outstanding scholastic achievements, Indiana Technical College, in September 1942, inaugurated an honorary scholastic fraternity symbolizing Truth, Industry, and Knowledge by the Greek letters lota Tau Kappa. Invitations are extended to those students attaining a 3.5 average for four terms. IOTA TAU KAPPA 52 Front Row: Greqor, Jiminez, Barry, Beights, Fatianow, Shepfer, Malecky. Middle Row: Brower, McMahon, Ouillet, Guild, Reck, England. Back Row: lacovo, Macklin, Scott, Ralich, Small, Gardner, York. The Male Chorus is composed of students who enjoy choral singing. The group was organized in the winter term of 1946 and became an active or- ganization in the fall of 1 947. The chorus takes part in all outstanding school functions and also provides entertainment for various groups in and about Fort Wayne. c H U 53 ■T _ • . : m O o ATHLETICS BILL HOEGLER BILL YOUNG KEITH ELDER MARK ZAMBONI MAURI McGEE BASKETBALL in ' 52 The 1951-52 basketball team coached by Hank Fallon was on a slightly better plane than that of the previous year. Tech emerged victorious in three out of nine- teen contests this season, whereas last year they won only one game. A completely green squad was present- ed to Hank Fallon with the exception of Charles Kay and Ralph Hanson, two of last year ' s returning lettermen. With very little material on hand and an extreme lack of height Hank Fallon did an exceptionally good job of organizing his players, and bettered the school ' s previous season by two games. Bill Deitsch, the Techmen ' s leading scor- er, was the chief thorn in the side of the opposition game after game. A deadly left-handed shot which averaged 20 points per game over some very strong opposi- tion was Tech ' s only bright spot. Ralph Hanson was forced to leave the squad after playing the first 9 ball games because of working and school difficulties. This left Tech with only Keith Elder over the six foot mark, to handle the pivot and re- bounding. The loss of Hanson ' s rebound- ing to go along with Elder gave the opposi- tion complete control of both backboards. Coach Fallon has been in search for tall men to go along with seven returning let- termen for next season ' s squad to bring 62 THE COACH Indiana Technical College ' s Athletic coach for the past year was Mr. Henry M. Fallon, a native of Sheldon, North Dakota. Assisting the coach was Mr. Harold Baggot, instructor in Electrical and Radio Departments, acting as Faculty Mod- erator. Mr. Fallon received his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from the University of Illinois and has since been coaching throughout the mid- west. HENRY M. FALLON Tech a winning team. The Bulging Boiler, lost to Tri-State College two years ago is still absent from our school ' s trophy case, and the coming season with good coach- ing and all out effort among players, fac- ulty and student body, it is hoped it will be returned to ITC with a decisive victory over Tri-State College. CHARLES KAY TONY MILESKA ELMER BLUHM BILL DEITSCH 63 ■i-4-.l A. I i i 1 I I M i 1 Top Row: Wayne Meyers, manager; Tony Mileska; Bill Young; Keith Elder; Bill Deitsch; Elmer Bluhm; Harold Baggot, Faculty moderator. Middle: Coach Fallon. Bottom Row: Maurice McGee, Bill Hoegler, Dennie Fallon, Marko 2am- boni, Charlie Key. BASKETBALL in ' 52 Termination of a bunny shot Ten men and a bal A hot tip in opening Giffin game BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 4 . . Giffin .... Here December 6 . . Ohio Northern . There Decemb er 1 1 . Tri-State . . . Here Decemb er 14 . . Concordia . . . Here Decemb er 18 . Huntington . . There January 4 . . Concordia . . There January 8 . . Anderson . . Here January 12 . . Giffin . . . . Here January 15 . . Tri-State . . . There January 19 . . Anderson . . . There January 23 . . . Baer Field . . Here January 26 . . . Defiance . . . . Here January 29 . . .Ohio Northern. Here February 6 . . . Defiance . . . There February 9 . February 16 February 19 February 22 Mileslca donates two free ones. Manchester . Baer Field . . Huntington . Manchester . . . Here . There . . Here . There Tech ' s Elder stops Tri-States ' Bevins Just washed the ball and can ' t do a thing with it. Left to Right: Sokol, lacovo. Kutsuma, Carranceiie, Ferrario. Anyone watching the progressive sports program at Tech this year saw the formation of the boxing team. This group of fisticuff hopefuls worked out regularly with the complete boxing facilities available to the group. While the group entered no inter-collegiate competition this year, the Golden Gloves Tournament felt the strength and skill of the group. With most men returning next year, a much expanded program is in expectation. B X n 66 Hardly had the echo of the second round bell stopped reverberating at North Side High School on the twelfth of Feb- ruary when Frank Carrancepie earned the right to represent Fort Wayne in the Golden Glove National Tournament to be held in Chicago. Frank ' s area champion- ship came when his 10 oz. gloves knocked out former heavyweight area Golden Glove Champion Herb Weigold. The bat- tling engineer ' s lead-pipe right scored a knockout before the first round ended against Vincent Handley in Frank ' s other tournament controversy. In his junior year in high school, the San Juan Puerto Rican got as far as the quarter finals in the welterweight division of the AAU and Diamond Belt boxing tournament held in New York City that year— 1940. Frank ' s defeat came by the hands of the well known prizefighter of today — Rose Ansalone. Later that year boxing fans found the name of Mr. and Mrs. Carrance- jie ' s son entered in the lightweight division of New York City ' s Golden Glove tourna- ment. The one difficulty that Frank had in that tournament was the bout with Sugar Ray Robinson. Mr. Robinson went on to win the tournament. 67 Left to Right: Hemminqer, Boucher, Dalglelsh, Gardinier, Carr, Lonnaux. E n n Although Tech ' s Tennis Team failed to win a match this season, their showing was impressive against such top caliber oppo- nents. Captain of the team and playing first position was Virg Gardinier of the Aeronautical Department. Don Carr was the only member to break into the win column by winning at Tri-State College. Students awarded letters for participat- ing in three or more matches were Virg Gardinier, Rome, New York; Derek Lon- naux, Daytona Beach, Florida; Dave Dal- gleish, Westminster, Maryland; Roland Boucher, Three Rivers, Que., Canada; Al Hemminger, Oak Harbor, Ohio; Leo Mi- lette, Manville, Rhode Island; Don Carr, Muskegee, Oklahoma; and John Basile, Windsor Locks, Connecticut. 68 Gardinier ' s blistering backhand Dalgleish strokes a high one Captain Virg Gardinier, with four let- termen returning, is planning a winning season next year. Mainstays on their vic- tory march will be the southpaw French- man from Quebec, Roland Boucher, and Ohio ' s contributor to the tennis team, Al Hemminger. SCHEDULE Place Date Opponent Here April 15 North Manchester There April 28 Bluffton College There May 2 Tri-State . . . Here May 6 Tri-State . . Here May 13 Bluffton College Score 9; ITC 9; ITC 7; ITC I 8; ITC 9; ITC The evidence of a poor sole 69 Gau, Stinson, Hanson, Krout, Ide, Mr. Dow. L F Hard hit through graduation the Tech goiters started from scratch this year and emerged victorious in only one out of eight meets. Solf Coach Ben Dow had the task of obtaining suitable replacements and made the most of the material he had on hand. The lack of consistency in the Techmen ' s game was the main cause for defeat in most cases. Harry Ide and Ralph Hanson held down the first and second spots, respectively, on the team while the third and fourth posi- tions were split among Len Gau, Woody Krout, Wally Malecky, Don Stinson, and Gerald Van Leeuwen. Harry Ide played consistent and effec- tive golf throughout the entire season but had very little support in trying to produce a winning team. With Harry Ide, Len Gau, and Woody Krout back next season to carry the bulk of the load, Tech ' s chances of having a victorious season looks very bright. 70 A framed putt Harry Ide blasts out SCHEDULE Valparaiso . . Valparaiso . . Taylor .... Tri-State . . . Purdue Extension Taylor .... Purdue Extension Tri-State . . . Kl 2 17 15 12 3 l6 ' 2 10 12 Indiana Tech 3 2 Indiana Tech I Indiana Tech 3 Indiana Tech 6 Indiana Tech 15 Indiana Tech I j Indiana Tech 8 Indiana Tech 6 Ralph Hanson powers a brassie 71 League Champs, Left to Right: Flagella, Elder, Matthews, Stoker, Joost. B UJ L i n G A strike and spare cloak of armament bowlers of the Intramural League were seemed the philosophy that covered the grouped to form a Varsity team that corn- Indiana Tech intramural bowling teams this peted in the City College series. The cali- year. Surviving the strain and pressure was ber of the Intramural League was shown a smooth working Mechanical five that as the representatives took second place in rolled to a team championship. Leading the series. 72 Two Tech hopefuls lay it on the line Merle Baserman hoolts one homeward I n T R a m U R A L bouili n G sujimminG BOWLING The Mechanical Department walked off with the top honors in the intramural Bowling League for the year 1951-1952. At the end of the season awards were presented to the Mechanical team members. Individual trophies wer e also presented to Vernon Stoker for having the highest average (166), the highest series award to Robert Joost (618), and to Fred Klein for the highest single game award (243). Team Won Lost Mechanical 51 18 Sad Sacks 42 28 Chemical 40 29 Electrical 40 29 Pyramid 39 30 Hawaii 35 34 Radio 29 40 Faculty 18 51 SWIMMING For the past three years the intramural swim- ming meet has been a major event of the fall sports season. In 1951 the Electrical Department team was the overwhelming victor with a score of 25. Following them in order were the Radio ' s. I I ; Aero ' s, 10; Civil ' s, 9; Chemical ' s, 5; and Me- chanical ' s, 3. Best individual efforts were dis- played by James Morrison (Electrical), with 13 points, and Don Carr (Aero), with 10 points. Event Winner Year 300-yard medley (Morrison, Murciano, Szabot) Electrical ... 1951 220-yard freestyle (Morrison) Electrical . . 1951 40-yard freestyle (Carr| Aero 1951 100-yard freestyle (Szabat) Electrical . . . 1950 100-yard backstroke (Carr) Aero 1950 150-yard breaststroke (Burrall) Mechanical . 1950 400-yard freestyle relay (Abbott Izumi, McMahon, Yundzel) Civil 1951 24.5 11.6 20.9 06.1 20.0 27.8 I: I: 2:: 5:31.6 74 SPORTS BASKETBALL m m SOFTBALL BASKETBALL Blistering Callouses pounded up and down the hardwood court at St. Paul ' s Gym this past sea- son as the Indiana Tech intramural basketball pro- gram kept the minds of potential engineers alert. First round victory went to a fast electrical team who later bowed second round honors to the vastly improved Mechanical representatives. The play-offs saw a panting Electrical five seeing the name of the Mechanical club placed on the Intramural Championship trophy. Other standings were Radio ' s 3rd; Civil ' s 4th; Chemical ' s 5th; and Aero s 6th. SOFTBALL The Hawaiian Softball team captured the Intra- mural Softball League Championship by winning both rounds of league play. Runner-up in the first round was the defending champs, the Radio Department. In the second round the Aero De- partment was the runner-up to the champion Ha- waiians. The steady pitching of Robert Yokomoto, and the ability afield of the Hawaiians at large proved to be the downfall of all contenders for the crown. 75 ORGMIIZRTIOnS nmERicnn CHemicm society First Row, left to right: Arbitman, Vega, Jezowski, Rockley, Sokol, Velasquez, Lagass ' e, Rooney, Dahlke. Second Row: Griffith, Spurgeon, Cranmer, Butler, Juette, McKinney WrigH, Dickinson. Third Row: Garcia, Foster, McGrievy, Pres- ley, Romero, Cormier, Gaggino, Laragy, Jones. The Indiana Technical College Student Affiliate Chapter of the American Chemical Society was organized during the spring term of I 95 I . It is the aim of the society to help and encourage students in the Chemical Engineering Department to promote research in chemical science and in industry. 78 The electrical Association, which consists of students of the Electrical and Radio Departments, is affiliated with the Fort Wayne section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Members may attend both section and association meetings. Professional Engineers from the surrounding area are the principal speakers, and they keep the members up to date with current facts in the field. First Row, left to right: Campbell, Hicks, McKinney, Landis, Beckley. Second Row: Weimer, Br r, Fox. Fraiz, Juarez, Tate, King, England. Third Row: Schreier, Lebrat, Scarbrough, Hinojosa, Ortenzatos, Sandhu, Hawkins, Nishihara, Stinson. Fourth Row: BruecKner Sawicki, Rosenblum, Crandall, Levickas, Loftin, Bair, VanFossen, Cunningham, Grise. ELECTRICAL flSSOCIATIOIl 79 I. A. S Seated, left to right: Greenberg, Kauffman, Swallow, Baciak. Second Row: Dow, Krout. Sardella, Olmstead, Dimmick, Gronda. Third Row: Pond, Henry, Carr, lacovo, Dodd, Mathews. Fourth Row: Basile, Manning, Brestel, Coffman, Sanders, Gardinier, VanArtsdalen. The purposes of the Student Branch of the Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences are to promote the advancement and dissemination of knowledge of the theory and practice of the aeronautical sciences. The club provides the opportunity for student engineers to become acquainted with the activities of the aviation industry and encourages professional consciousness and fellowship. 80 The Mechanical Club, an affiliate of the Fort Wayne section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, was organized at Indiana Technical College on January 23, I 937. The objectives of the organization are to promote the interest and advance the standards of Mechanical Engineering. Seated: Dr. Planck, Ross, Schroeder, Repp, Richards. Guild, Reimel. Standing: Jipp, SeQuin, Laqassie, McLaughlin, Perrotti, Mitchell, Miller, Ware, Short, Lynn, DelPiano. mecHfl ni cal club 81 PVRnmiD CLUB First Row, left to right: Dray, Scott, Mr. Stevenson, Caruso, Liberatore, Tcherassi. Second Row: Stauber, Villane, Maury, Mello, Durborow, Hilgert. Third Row: Zaccheo. Hildreth, Roman, Negroni, McMahon. The Pyramid Club was organized in I 94 1 , the primary purpose being to study the various problems of the many diversified fields in Civil Engineering. In addition to the club ' s technical aspects it tends to encourage a close tie among the members of the Civil Engineering Department. 82 The Student Branch of the Society of Automotive Engineers familiarizes its members with the different engineering phases of the automotive industry. Students of all branches of Engineering are eligible for membership in this society. Left to Right: Klein, McLaughlin, Gregor, Guild, Lynn, Little, Peduto, Short, Mello, Livingston, Jipp. S. A. E. 83 S. A. R. E First Row, left to right: Hull, Crandall, Jung, Davis, Beckley. Second Row: Herman, Everhart, Schneider, Cruse, Pit- tinger. Third Row: Fuqua, Myers, Rosenblum, Vantrease, Neill, Houck. The Student Association of Radio Engineers was organized at Indiana Technical College on August 8, 1949, to stimulate interest in Radio Engineering and its allied fields. The organization offers a tie between the classroom theory and its industrial applications. 84 The Kekiongan Amateur Radio Club was organized in the spring term of 1949 to promote interest in amateur radio. The club operates radio station W9BHR with a 250 watt transmitter which works all bands. Seated: Lockhart, Bowling. Standing: R. Rockhill, Rager, D. Rockhill, Teel, Rosenblum and Sarstedt. n . H . n . I 85 B W L I n G CLUB neeling, left to right: Juarez, Stoker, Joost, Flagella, Matthews, Elder, Kauffman. Second Row: Choy, Caruso, Yoko- noto. Nishihara, Cruse, Price. Third Row: Smith, Laragy, Hedtke, McKinney, lacovo, Cunningham, Liberatore, Mello, Myers, Baserman, Marshall, Baggot. The most popular of the intramural sports at Indiana Technical College is bowling. With the exception of the summer term, a continuous tournament is in progress throughout the year among the teams which comprise the Bowling Club. Teams are selected from various engineering de- partments, clubs, fraternities, and the faculty. 86 The Fencing Club is an organization which teaches, drills and practices the art of using the three basic weapons: foil, sabre and epee. Fencing activities can be substituted for regular physical education activities. This club also maintains a fencing team which participates in intercollegiate matches. Left to Right: Gregor, Allgair, Scott, Neubaur, Smith. F e n c I n G CLUB- 87 U fl R I £ T V CLUB n.n p ' Vn Seated: Miss Weimer, DiCuia, Mr. Montoya. Standing: Taylor, Allgair, Gronda, Bowling, Ferrario, Tate. Wilkie, Razook, Mitchell, Pond, Fatianow. The newest club at Indiana Technical College is the Kekiongan Variety Club. The club is comprised of actors and radio entertainers as well as an orchestra and a Hawaiian musical group. Under the leadership of Bill Taylor, Doc Dean, Frank DiCuia, and Eng Shun the club has presented programs over the radio, at various civic clubs and at the President ' s reception for the Freshmen. Their biggest project, however, was the entertainment at the summer convocation. 88 The Flying Club was organized at Indiana Technical College in the spring of 1949 for the purpose of bringing together students interested in flying. It provides an outlet for the student in gaining valuable flight experience at reduced cost and in obtaining various CAA pilot ratings. Seated, left to right: Swallow, Basil e, Jipp, Herman. Second Row: Gedeon, Krause, Castano, Carr, Gronda, Sokol. Third Row: Mathews, Coffman, Olmstead, Dimmick, Baciak. F L V I n G CLUB 89 c n m £ R fl CLUB Seated: Marshall, Allgair, Whitney, Boitet, VanArtsdalen. Standing: Sokol, Gooden, Neill. The Camera Club of Indiana Technical College offers membership to students interested in all phases of photography. Darkroom facilities are available, enabling members to process films and prints. Individual instructions in darkroom procedure and in other photographic principles are given by experienced club members. 9C The Hawaiian Club, formerly the Hawaiian Engineers ' Club, was organized during the Winter term of I 950-5 I . It is composed of students from Hawaii, and its purpose is the furthering of a better understanding between Hawaiian students and other students at Indiana Technical College. Nishihara, Kaneshiro, Teruya, Takehara, Minatoya, Miyasato, Boykin, Igawa (standing), Mr. Price, Guild (standing), Ozaki, Yokomoto. Hfluufliinn club 91 jewish mcnoRfl club Front Row. left to right: Arbitman, Askenaii, Pinski, Fogel, Levitin. Back Row: Anouchi, Rosenblgm. The Menorah Club came into being in October, 1951, for the purpose of offering a program which would serve to help the Jewish student at Tech to continue his interest in the affairs of the Jewish people, their culture, and heritage and to bring to Indiana Technical College a program which would enlighten the non-Jewish students by presenting programs that would be both entertaining and informative. Towards this end the Menorah Club presented a film on Israel and sponsored a display at the Open House. 92 At the spring Commencement in 1952 Mr. Don Weber on behalf of Post 47, American Legion, presented copies of Dean Manion ' s Key to Peace to Andrew Guild, John Scarborough, and Joseph Cranmer. These men were selected by the heads of the departments as outstanding students on the basis of performance and scholarship. Let. to Right: Mr. Paul Didier, Andrew Guild, John Scarborough, Joseph Cranmer, Mr. Don Weber. OUTSTflnDinG STUDEI1T awards 93 Kflppn s i g m r Kflppo Bound together with ideas of mutual confidence, trust, and fraternal co-operation is Kappa Sigma Kappa, a social fraternity. On November 8, 1946, their charter was granted and their chapter designated Sigma. Its aim is to contribute toward high achievements in scholarship as well as extra-curricular activities. 94 SIGMA CHAPTER First row, left to right: Abrahamian, Becker, Butler, Cornish, Cranmer, Clark, Dillard, Gross. Second row: Hawkins, Jarvey, Jezowski, Jockel, Katzuma, Kauffman, Klingler, Lagassie. Third row: Malecky, McDonald, Musselman, Parker, Small, Smith, Stuart, Swartz. Fourth row: Tercyak, Vantrease, Wiler, West, Williams, Wittmer. KAPPA S I G m ft PHI Fellowship, scholarship and sportsmanship — these are the guiding lights of Kappa Sigma Phi, a social fraternity. This organization was originated in Fort Wayne. Beta Chapter was organized in November, 1949, and recognized by Indiana Technical College in October, 1950. 96 BETA CHAPTER First row, left to right: Baserman, Boyken, Craft, Connor, England, Giles, Houck, Cooper. Second row: Elder, Fox, Sitler, Krout, York, Davis, Pauley, Zegarowski. Third row: Del Piano, Pascoe, Morrow, Gau, Henry, Herman, Colella, Hildreth. Fourth row: Reimel, Warnek, Shopsky, Sheftic, Sawicki, Schroer 97 PHI I T A ALPHA Phi lota Alpha strives for closer relations between the nations of this hemisphere. The members of the Nu Chapter endeavor to aid the new South American students enrolled at Indiana Technical College to acclimate themselves to the customs of the United States. Because of the ever increasing enrollment of Latin-American students, the part played by this fraternity grows more important to the college. 98 NU CHAPTER First row, left to right: Arbitman, Carrancejie, Castro, Diaz, Fernandez. Second row: Garcia, Mello, Murciano, Negroni, Romero. Third row: Roman, Suri, Tench, Virella, Valdez. 99 S i G IH fl PHI DELTA Sigma Phi Delta, an international organization of professional engineers and engineering students, was organized at Indiana Technical College early in I 95 I . Final installation and initiation of Lambda Chapter was carried out on on May 12. This fraternity is dedicated to the advancement of the engineering profession. 100 LAMBDA CHAPTER First row: Algair, Anderson, Basore, Berlin, Bobbett, Bowling, Bray, Brown. Second row: Campbell, Conrod, Cordray, Cramer, Cunningham, DiCuia, Durborow, Eberly. Third row: Srise, Guild, Hanson, Havens, Hoffman, King, Kline, Livingston. Fourth row: Loftin, McCullough, McKinney, Millette, Morrison, Myers, Nelson, Peterson. Fifth row: Redfield, Roderer, Schrier, Stinson, Taylor, Vuchetich, Willkie. 101 f 1 p 1 f 1 r u 1 m r i n m r c ivp  A A A A A ' V-A. A-i 1— alpha Gflmmn upsuon Beta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Upsilon, a social fraternity, was organized at Indiana Technical College on May 19, 1939, and acquired a fraternity house in 1950. Seated: McGuinn, Muller, Spelman, Spooner, Zamboni. Standing: Kessler, Sardella, Boucher, Szabat, Hensley, Abbott, Mr. Baqgot, Dr. Planck. in m £ m o r i a m MARC DUBE, B.S. CH. E. Fall ' 51 Died April 6, 1952 JACK ORTIZ Student Died May 30, 1952 the keki one AM gratefully acknowledges the contributions of the following people for whatever success that this, the fourth KEKION- GAN, may achieve. DEAN ROBERT C. RUHL MR.C. A.OVERHOLT MISS ISABELLE EISENMENGER MISS KATHERINE WALSH MR. WALTER MALECKY MISS SHARON DAVIS MR. VINCENT KAPOCIUS MISS COSETTE SHEETS 104 THE TECH DIRECTORV AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Askenazi, Jacob Jerusalem, Israel Autfier, Howard D Bobtown, Pa. Bacialc, Albert M Vulcan, Mich. Basile, John P Windsor Lock. Pa. Beclcman, John Lowell, Ind. Best, James Constautia. N.Y. Boucher, Roland J 3 Rivers, Que. Can. Breslin, Sheldon O Ft. Wayne, Ind. Brestel, Pliny C Cincinnati, Ohio Brown, J. Richard Saegerstown, Pa. Burkart, John A Albany, N.Y. Calahan, Donald Monterey, Tenn. Campbell, James H Charleston, W.Va. Campbell, Robert J Bridgewater, Conn. Carr, Donovan V Muskegee, Okla. Coffman, Harold V Bourbon, Mo. Craft, Arthur H., Jr Stromasville, Ohio Dimmick, Leroy I Rochester, N.Y. Fatianow, Peter R. Klagenfort, Austria Flagella, Anthony S Dunkirk, N.Y. Forbes, Robert Lee Miami, Ariz. Gardenier, Virgil Rome. N.Y. Giles. Hershel M., Jr Greenwood, S.C. Greeneberg, George Camden, N.J. Henry, Robert Indianapolis, Ind. Hoffman, Raymond T Mohnton, Pa. Hogestyn, William Rochester, N.Y. Hornyak, Robert J . Cleveland, Ohio Hovey, Roger M Anoka, Minn. lacove, Joseph West Orange, N.J. lannou, Panagiotis Ft. Wayne, Ind. Janotik. Adam M Saginaw, Mich. Jewell, Richard Edgerton, Ohio Kaufman, Charles H Butler, Pa. Kauffman, Roger H Swarthmore, Pa. Kay, Charles A Morocco, Ind. Keller, Joseph A Niagara Falls, N.Y. Krause, Carl D Chesterton, Ind. Krout, Elwood L Harrisburg, Pa. Kuhn, Frank E., Jr Peech Creek, W.Va. Levitin, David Remat Gan. Israel Locklair, Ariel J Hartsville, S.C. Lonnaux, Darek M . . Daytona Beach, Fla. Lukac, Steve J Strongsville, Ohio McCurley, Jack N Houston, Texas Manning, Joseph A. Lusk, Wyo. Mathews, William H Dayton. Ohio Morris, Bernard M Richmond Hill, N.Y. Morris, Robert L Vester, Ky. Mukhar, George E Amman, H. K. Jordan Navin, Raymond V Fall River, Mass. Pond, Lavern A Rocky Ridge, Ohio Radesti, Peter A Thompsonville, Conn. Reichman, Roy R Hancock, N.Y. Rhodes, Charles R New Buffalo. Pa. Rowen, Francis J Arlington, Mass. Sands, Austin L New York City Sardella. Gerald Middleton, N.Y. Semprebon, Guido E Barre, Vt. Simpson, Donald A Rimersburg, Pa. Snyder, James R Bayonne, N.J. Southern, Edgar R Oneonta, N.Y. Stoddard, Allen H Elkland, Pa. Suri, John New York City Swallow, Harold G Versailles, Ohio Trohanowsky, Joseph Conemaugh, Pa. Van Artsdalen, Charles Trenton, N.J. Villarreal, Hugo D Monterrey, N.Mex. Viscioni, Robert Bronx, N.Y. Wallace, Mitchell B Penna. Watkins, Raymond R Marianna, Pa. Weaver, Donald E Elkhart, Ind. Weyl, Carl J Los Angeles, Calif. Whitehurst, John W Portsmouth, Va. Wojton, Eugene W Chicago, III. York, Albert J Alden. Pa. Zegaroshi, Bernard A South Amoby, N.J. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Arbitman, Jamie Cali-Columbia Beane, Wendell J Dierks, Ark. Beeman, John D Arcadia, Neb. Berg, Harvey J. Stillwater, Minn. Bergman, William E Blairsville, Pa. Bernardes, Aley P. Alegre, Brazil Butler. Marlin E Newark, N.J. Cartan, Danny McHenry, III. Costic, Joseph Ft. Wayne, Ind. Cormier, Thomas E Somerville, Mass. Cranmer, Joseph W W. Collingwod, N.J. Dahlke, Clarence A., Jr Rossville, Ga. Densmore, Harold F Ft. Wayne, Ind. DiGenni, Angelo F Camden, N.J. Donham, Charles L Iowa City, la. Dube, Marc C Edmundston, NBCan. Dykes, Dewey B Bainbridge, Ga. Evans, Norbert W Raton, New Mex. Fody, John Glen Meyer, Ont. Can. Foster, Okey R., Jr Lookout, W.Va. Gaggino, Reginald V Hong Kong, China Garcia, Coronado F Neuva Rosita Cash. Mex. Gilbert. Ward Hadley Ft. Wayne, Ind. Gilham, Melvin M Roseburg, Ore. Glickman, Nathan L Sydney, N.S. Can. Griffith, Ralph E Areola, Ind. Gutierrez, R. C Los Angeles, Calif. Hack, Harold R Buhl, Idaho Hancock, Paul D Hays, Kan, Herber, Francis J. - Ft. Wayne, Ind. 105 Hetzer, Howard K W. Kalispell, Mont. Hicks, Charles L Newark, Ohio Hough, Richard Ruffsdale, Pa. Iwen, Albert C Merrill, Wis. Jezowski, Walter J Rome, N.Y. Jones, Emerson C, Jr Ft. Wayne, Ind. Juette, Harold F Camden, S.C. Johnston, Harry M Ft. Wayne, Ind. Kindred, William E Franklin, Ohio Kleinsmith, Paul L Ft. Wayne, Ind. Kniess, Max G Newald, Wis. Lagassie, Donald S Caribou, Me. Laragy, John F Newark, N.J. McGrievy, Larry C Lima, Ohio Martinez, Isidore, Jr Taft, Tex. Marto, Musa T H. K. of the Jordan Miller, Robert F W. Springfield, Mass. Miller, Robert M Crystal City, Mo. Miyashire, Isami Honolulu, T.H. Mohney, Lester E Punxsutawney, Pa. Ozaki, Henry I Kapaa, Kauai, T.H. Presley, Rex W Omaha. Neb. Putman, Robert H Blanchester, Ohio Ratkiewicz, Joseph F Ft. Wayne, Ind. Rockley. James H Calgary, Alta, Can. Romero, Antonio E San Juan, P.R. Rooney, James J Kalamazoo, Mich. Rosey. Joseph A., Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y. Shirk, David L Mishawaka, Ind. Sokol, Herbert Z New Britain, Conn. Spurgeon, Leslie M San Francisco, Calif. Tavakolian, Reza Teheran, Iran Tench, James Lagunillas, E. Tulia, Ven. Tio. Juliu, Jose Aguirre, P.R. Tumeh, Gabriel T Horns, Syria Vega, Jesus A Aguadilla, P.R. Velasquaz, Carlos Araquipa, Peru, S.A. Wright, Wallace E Indianapolis, Ind. Zimmerman, Jack R Wolcottville, Ind. CIVIL ENGINEERING Abbott, Edward B Conneaut Lake, Pa. Abrahamian, Gregory New Britain, Conn. Ackerman, Howard L Saginaw, Mich. Albert, Waldo E.. Jr Ossian, Ind. Algandona, Gerardo Panama Allgair, Edwin H Yonkers, N.Y. Alyea, Richard R Covington, Ohio Anton. Farld D Basrah, Iraq Ball. Clyde J Marysville, Calif. Barnes, Clarence R Wooster, Ohio Barth, Jack D Ft. Wayne, Ind. Basich, Edwin E Columbus, Ohio Bejarano, Antonio J Valencia, S.A. Bolen, Philip J Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Bruno, Edward J Brooklyn, N.Y. Bryant, James M Burnside, Ky. Bubanovich, Edward E Benton Harbor, Mich. Buontempo, Charles Ft. Wayne, Ind. Butt, George E Fairbanks, Alaska Campbell, Valentine Jamaica, B.W.I. Caruso, Mickey D Harlan, Ky. Castetter Laurel M South Paris, Me. Cermola, Joseph A Hudson, N.Y. Chappel, Merrill C Marion, Ind. Chicoine, Gustave Montreal, Oue., Canada Clark, Robert H Beacon, N.Y. Clark, Thomas B Vineland, N.J. Cleveland, Richard E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Cofield, Jesse S., Jr Ft. Wayne, Ind. Colella, Gaetano V Maiden, Mass. Conrad, John P Ft. Wayne, Ind. Cordray, Edward J Canton, Ohio Copenhaver, Alden W Portland, Ind. Csencsitz, Stephen F Northampton, Pa. Delong, Charles E., Jr Dubois, Pa. DeNaqel, Eugene R Newark, N.J. DeNardo, Louis Wind Gap, Pa. Dowling, Thomas P Lakehorst, N.J. Dray, Paul New York, N.Y. Dugan, Gordon L Colville, Wash. Dunipace, Joel Bowling Green, Ohio Durburrow, John O, Jr Harrisburg, Pa. Earnest, Malcolm L Ft. Wayne, Ind. Emiabata, Olatunji Lagos, Nigeria English, Edgar S Ft. Wayne, Ind. Faust, Russell G Ft. Wayne, Ind. Fernandez, Michael Brooklyn, N.Y. Fisk, Donel K Beloit, Wis. Fletcher, Boyston L. Spanish Town, Jamaica Fogel, Irving M Rockaway Pk., N.Y. Fong, Peter C Hong Kong, China Fullom, Kenneth L Centerville, Pa. Galley, Michael Bethlehem, Pa. Gallo, Pedro Columbia, S.A. Gannon, John J Brookline, Mass. Gatewood, Silas C St. Petersburg, Fla. Gau. Ralph A. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Gearhart, Richard J E. Lansing, Mich. Germann, Ronald Townson, Md. Gibson, Roy Wayland, Ky. Giesey, Robert Greensburg, Pa. Gilbert, William E Woodbridge, Conn. Gillum, Paul L Pennville, Ind. Glavin, Roger G Rockford, III. Gomez, Raul F Honduras, C.A. Graybeal, Robert Port Deposit, Md. Green, William D N. Mankato, Minn. Grell, Robert M Woodside, N.Y. Grier, Marion H Lancaster, S.C. Grogan, Joseph W Pawling, N.Y. Gross. Arnold William Glenolden, Pa. Gross, Frank V Clairton, Pa. Haines, Delmar D Scio, Ohio Hall, Earl W. West Irvine, Ky. Hamby, James W Mokelumne Hill, Calif. Hansen, Arnold A Traverse City, Mich. Hansen, Kenneth C Richland, Wash. Hawk, Douglas E Bristol, Tenn. Heathman, Richard S Ft. Wayne, Ind. Hedeen, Kenneth Dearborn, Mich. Hedtke, Paul J Alpine, Calif. Hernandez, Thomas Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Higgens, Joseph C Ft. Wayne, Ind. 106 Hildreth, Earl R KanKaKee, III. Hoare, Gaylord V Somers, la. Holsapples, Charles H Vincennes, Ind. Hoshide, Henry S Hawaii Irany, Fuad Z Milwaukee, Wis. Iwasiuk, Andrew T Alberta. Can. Izumi, Kazuto R Honolulu, Hawaii Jagemann, Walter W Yonkers, N.Y. Jiran, Alvaro Los Angeles, P.R. Johnson, Jennings L Ft. Wayne, Ind. Johnston, William M Mill River, Mass. Kabisch, Russell C Ft. Wayne, Ind. Keller, Peter G Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Kessler, David E Jonesville, Wis. King, Ralph E York, Pa. Klem, Frederick S Pontiac, III. Kramer, Solomon Elizabeth, N.J. Kroh, George T Stockton, Calif. Lampkins, J. C Higginson, Ark. Landon, Robert L Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lane, Gayle E Lebanon, Ohio Liberatore, Francis Geneva, N.Y. Lieberman, Carl Latrobe, Pa. Litherland, William L Evansville, Ind. McBride, Richard P Centerville, Pa. McCormick, Richard V Jeffersonville, Ind. McMahon, Edmund J Muscatine, la. McSherry, Jack L., Jr Shamokin, Pa. Matthews, James F., Jr Roslyn, N.Y. Mattocks, William H Mimbres, N.Mex. Maury, Carlos R Caracas, Venezuela Mavis, Ellis Fairgrove, Mich. Mehalechko, John - Centralia, Pa. Mello, Alfred S Fall River, Mass. Milette, Leo R Manville, R.I. Minyard, James F New Castle, Ind. Miranda, Julio C Bayamon, P.R. Mitton, Wa ' ter P Manchester, Me. Miyahira, Nelson Y Kapaa, Kauai, T.H. Moore, Paul J. Binghamton, N.Y. Motley, Thomas J Pottsville, Pa. Mudd, Thomas Atwater, Ohio Musselman, Jay A Ft. Wayne, Ind. Myers, Charles L Martins Ferry, Ohio Nacey, Edward J Amery, Wis. Negroni, Pascual Ft. Wayne, Ind. Nenson, George Regina, Sask. Can. Nick, Bernard C Cyclone, Pa. Parker, Gerard D Brooklyn, N.Y. Penepent, Richard Bergen, N.Y. Perez, Tulio Caracas, Ven. Peterson, Oscar A Toledo, Ohio Phillipps, John W Grove City, Ohio Phillipson, Joseph E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Pinski, Ezequiel Cali-Columbia, S.A. Pipke, Arnold R Alberni, B.C. Can. Piyaoui, Voraphong Bangkok, Thailand Priddy, Clarence E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Putman, Orby K Menden, Ohio Rayder, Harold B New York, Stoney Creek Raynock, Joseph F Weatherly, Pa. Reck, Carl Covington, Ohio Reid, Henry Leaksville, N.C. Ring. David S St. John N.B. Can. Robertson, William D Greensburg, Pa. Rodes, Thomas H Logan, W.Va. Roman, Feliciano R Isabela, P.R. Rowen, Francis J Arlington, Mass. Rushby, Roland Agawam, Mass. Salgado, Pastor A Rio Piedras, P.R. Schellinger, Don H South Bend, Ind. Schrader, William J Mainstee, Mich. Scott, Henry B Ft. Wayne, Ind. Seeber, Frank M Woodland, Me. Setzer, Richard A Maiden, N.C. Shattuck, Chauncey White Salmons, Wash. Shields, Walter A Toronto, Ont. Can. Sieber, Raymond C Ft. Wayne, Ind. Soto, Bautista Utuado, P.R. Stauber, Charles M. Marinette, Wis. Steele, Thomas F Jamaica, N.Y. Stidham, Estill Lexington, Ind. Strong, Chester ........ S. Hadley Falls, Mass. Storer, William E Claremont, N.H. Stuart, Roberg G San Juan, Tex. Sullivan, Shuford R Asheville, N.C. Swartz, Elton R Sunnyside, Wash. Swick, Richard A Napoleon, Ohio Swigert, Dale E Tampa, Fla. Tate, Charles H Ft. Payne, Ala. Taylor, Glen M Middletown, Ohio Teetsel, William Sayre, Pa. Teruya, James S Honolulu, T.H. Tcherassi, David G B. Quella, Col. Tolliver, Wilbur E Nelsonville, Ohio Toon. Phillip T Paducah, Ky. Tyron, Phillip L Texline, Tex. Urynowicz, C. J Union City, N.J. Vachon, Robert D Lewiston, Me. Vanderlyn, Robert D Ellenville. N.Y. Velez, Jorge Monterrey, N.Mex. Villane, William V Westfield, N.J. Virella, Edward Los Angeles, Calif. Warnek, Steve M New York City Weikel, Robert C Ft. Wayne, Ind. Weseli, Harold J Hartford City, Ind. Wetzel, Marshall B Ft. Wayne, Ind. Wheeler, Robert P Laing, W.Va. Whiteacre, William M So. Edmeston, N.Y. Whittaker, Esdras Boise, Idaho Wieczerzak, William J Brooklyn, N.Y. Wilkie, Fred Batavia, N.Y. Wilson, William L Albion, Ind. Wilson, Stanly L Woodlawn, III. Wittmer, Roger Ellenville, N.Y. Yundzel, Samuel C Waterfield, Mass. Zaccheo, John T Westfield, Mass. Zaremba, Joseph L Watertown, N.Y. Zintmaster, William F Decatur, Ind. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Addamo, Joseph A New York City Allen, Lewis H. Bowling Green, Ky. Alsever, Donald F West Haven, Conn. Alves, Manuel J Lowell, Mass. Alward, Duane E Hudsonville, Mich. Ambuske, Charles S St. Marys, Pa. Anderson, Donovan D Russell Springs, Ky. Bagget, Harold E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Bair, James E South Bend, Ind. 107 Baleshta, Ted M Canora, Sask., Can. Bangert, Robert F Ft. Wayne, Ind. Baserman, Merle W Johnston. Pa. Seasley, James G Camden, Tenn. Beishline, William D Bethlehem, Pa. -, Clem G Ft. Wayne, Ind. Bir, Nand S E. P., India o, Lavon E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Bodkins, George R Grand Blanc, Mich. Bolner, Merrill H Hartford City, Ind. Brown, Robert K. . . Patriot, Ind. Bruckse, Thomas G Portsmouth, Va. Brueckner, M. O Chattanooga, Tenn. --, Paul F. Burnside, Ky. Buchanan, Leon F Dover, N.J. Cahoon, Dennis L Harbinger, N.C. Campbell, Harold E . Salem, III. Carey, Joseph L Rochester, N.Y. Castano. Hernando Tulus, Columbia Ca.ghlin, Pastor C Cebu City, P.I. Chaitoff. Milton Cleveland, Ohio Chapliltas, Stanley A Hartford, Conn. Chen, Horn Chicago, III. Choy. Ernest K. W Kaneohe, Oahu Collingwood, Merlin G McComb, Ohio Conner, Charles W Monette, Ark. Conte, Edward A Rego Parle, LI. , N.Y. Cornish. Stephen D Little Falls, N.Y. Corvell, John A. Rochester, N.Y. •rns. Charles Jackson Heights, NY. Cramer. Burch W . Pickerington, Ohio Cunningham, Rafael Panama Cunningham, Willard M Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dady. James M Flint, Mich. Davis. Dhuaine J Ft. Wayne, Ind. Degitz. Donald C Ft. Wayne. Ind. Dennison, William G Ft. Wa ne, Ind. Densford, William G. ....... Columbus. Ind. Diaz. Elias . .... San Antonio, Texas DiNatale. Pasguale B. Rochester, N.Y. Dowling. Charles W Ft. Wayne. Ind. Dunham, Joseph F Attica, N Y. Dunn, Elwocd W Harrrburg, III. Eberly, Warren P Myerstown, Pa. Emery, Ronald C . ' Topeka, Ind. England. Robert B. . . . . . Ft. Wayne, Ind. Eskins. Eugene R Edwight, W.Va. Evans, Paul E. Bellaire, Ohio Finnegan. Edward J., Jr Selden, N.Y. Foerster, James A . Louisville, Ky. Fong, Clark K Hong Kong, China Fox. David W W. Cape May, N.J. Frais. Jose Pontevedra, Spain Gainer. Philip Ed Texas City, Texas Gamble, Thomas Lee Wabash, Ind. Gardella. John F Springfield, Mass. George, Kenneth D Hoytville, Ohio Gillman. Louis E Johnston, Pa. Glenn, Owen C New Bloomingtcn, Ohio Greene, Carl T Monroe, La. Grise, Donald L Salem, Ohio Harris. George H Homer City, Pa. Hawkins, Gerald E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Hensleigh, Melvin A Shoshoni, Wyo. Hicks, Lionel W Bristol, Va. Hinkle. Charles W Lyons. Ohio Hinoiosa, Lionel Weslaco, Texas .an, Gilbert W Imboden, Ark. Home. Albert Rocky Mount, N.C. Intrabartola, Joseph Arverne, N.Y. Jockel, John L Ft. Wayne, Ind. Johnson, Alfred Q Oberlin, Kans. Johnson, David H Westfield, Mass. Johnston, William D Lynn, Ind. Joonas, Juri E Elmhurst, L.I., N.Y. Juarez, Frank L Woodside, N.Y. Jundt, John E . Mansfield, Ohio Kahhaleh, Abdul G Mezzq, Damascus, Syria Kalita, Joseph S. Niagara Falls, N.Y. Kilduff, Raymond T New Britain, C.T. King, Kahl, G Celina, Ohio Klinger, Gene H Ft. Wayne, Ind. Kuchta, Harry M Roseland, N.J. LaRue, Harold R Akron, Ohio Lassiter, Claude H Norfolk, Va. Lebrat, Jean H. Loire, France Leonhart, Francis L . Chicago, III. Levickas, lanace, J Scottsville, Mich. Lis, Michael W. Dupont, Pa. Lockhart, Edward H. Princeton, W.Va. Lohrbach, Rudolph G Fremont, Ohio Long, John D Altoona, Pa. Louviere, Melvin J Franklin, La. McCloskey, Donald ... Morgantown, W.Va. McDonald, Walter J., Jr Portsmouth, Va. McKinney, John H. . . . Franklin, Pa. McWhirter. Willys C Wast Hibbing, Minn. Madoo, Clifford Trinidad, B.W.I. Maiz, Jose, Saul Bayview, P.R. Maior, Milton Baltimore, Md. Mallory, Worth W. . .... Salem, Ore. Marchuk, Frank ... Philadelphia, Pa. Marks, Joseph L Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mathura, Errol Trinidad. B.W.I. Mauk, Harold E . Zanesville, Ohio Mechas, Michael G. ... Montreal, ue - Can. Melkonian, Haqop, A. Aleppo, Syria Miller, James D ■ ■ ■ VanWert, Ohio Minai, Maiid, H Pakistan Miner, Richard J Ft. Wayne, Ind. Miyaji, Hiroshi Mau!, Hawaii Montalvo, Hector F Utuado. P.R. Morrison, James E. . - Kingston, N.Y. Morrow, Bobie D New Castle, Pa. Murciano, Raul Habana, Cuba Ogut, Nufit Ankara, Turkey Osma, Virgilio Bogota, Columbia Ouellet, Normand A Woonsocket, R.I. Overholser, Johnny Springfield, Ohio Penrose, Donald L New Haven, Ohio Peterpaul, Charles A. . . ■ • Rome, N.Y. Peterson, Rodney R. Jamestown, N.Y. Pittenger, Rona ' d Boonton, N.J. Procise, Keith D. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Purdy, Wilbur D Lima, Ohio Razook, William Brooklyn, N.Y. Reefer. Harold G. . . . . Shelocta, Pa. Rehberg, Carol A. . . . Port Jervis, N.Y. Robson, Howard E Monticello, Utah Runkle. Richard A. . . Shamokin, Pa. Samples, James R Weston, W.Va. Sanhu, Mohindar S. ■ ■ B.C., Can. Sartin, Malvin P W. Huntsville, Ala. 108 Sawicki, Edmund F Wilkes Barre, Pa. Schlaudraff, Donn Columbus, Ind. Sellens, Alvin Willow Springs, Mo. Silvey, George H St. Joseph, Mc. Simonsen, William C Fergus Falls, Minn. Small, Durward G Gastonia, N.C. Smith, James F Albany, N.Y. Stastny, Emmery C Ulysses, Neb. Stepp, Bert E Keystone. Ind. Stevens, Robert L Quincy. Mass. Stinson, Donald E Anderson, Ind. Stockton, Robert B Alberta, Can. Stanfill, Wm. A Oran, Mo. Swanson, Ronald F Jameston, N.Y. Szabot, Nicholas M Hartford, Conn. Takehara, Tolshio. G Wahiawa, Oahu, T.H. Tate, Donald Rosellel. Del. Taylor, William I Wilmington, Del. Tilaro, Sebastian S Jamestown, N.Y. Tomlinson, Paul A Paducah, Ky. Traylor, Leroy Piqua, Ohio Trovato, Carmen E Scranton, Pa. Tullo, Augustus P Astoria, L.I., N.Y. Van Fossen, Lawrence A Ft. Wayne, Ind. Veley. Harold , Alva, Okla. Watters, James Altoona, Pa. Webler, Roy F No. Agawam, Mass. Weimer, John W Cromwell, Ind. West, Stanley Glenville, W.Va. Williams, Dale Van, Pa. Wong, Jen . Singapore Wood, Leon L Franklin, Ohio Wright, Donald Marion, N.C. Zamboni, Marco H Superior, Wyo. Zayon, Bernard B Springfield, Mass. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Allen, Walter E Flushing, LI., N.Y. Anderson, George Jr Galax, Va. Antommarchi, Eugene Ff. Wayne. Ind. Ariice, Kenneth N Ft. Wayne, Ind. Atkinson, Edgar I Camden, N.J. Avramldas, Nicholas P New York City Babylon, Richard H Hagerstown, Md. Bachman, Wm. J New York City Balcer, Arthur R Waterbury, Conn. Baker, Charles Utlca, Pa. Bands, Michael E. Pitts. Pa. Basore, Vernon J Minneapolis, Minn. Bay, Walter Racine, Wis. Becker, Milton A Ft. Wayne, Ind. Belen. Marcos Aqulrre, Puerto Rico Biberstlne, Morris L . . Bluffton, Ind. Blaskowski, Henry K Stockholm, Sweden Bluhm, Elmer Paris, Mich. Bobbett, Dale L Fairfield, HI. Boitet, Donald J Ft. Wayne, Ind. Bonlfas, Frank L Henryetta, Okla. Brady, William E Sloan, Iowa. Bremmer, Gerald R Grand Haven, Mich. Brown, Richard W Portland, Ore. Burtica, Jorge Armenia, Columbia S.A. Burkholder, Marion K Bluffton, Ohio Cacclatore, Diego M Long Island City. N.Y. Caero, Jose G Cochabba. Bolivia Campbell, Peter J New York City Castro, Candido V Areclbe, P.R. Causin, Pastor C Cebu City, P.I. Centeno, VIrgilio Honduras, C.A. Chester, Robert A Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ciufo, Anthony M Rochester, N.Y. Clark, George T. Jr Bellefontaine, Ohio Cleveland, Richard E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Climenhaga, Lloyd G Buffalo, N.Y. Close, William A. A Muncie, Ind. Coen, Carlton C Lima, Ohio Collier, James A Elyrla, Ohio Conrod, Donald B Winfield, Kans. Edward L Sulphur, Okla. Coyle, James J Ft. Wayne, Ind. Cramer, Lewis Jr Ft. Wayne, Ind. Crow, Donald S Convoy, Ohio Custus, Lawrence G New York City, N.Y. Danalds, Dale H Olmtsead Falls, Ohio Dalton, Leslie Btuefleld, W.Va. Danker, Otto Muskegon Hts., Mich. Dantucno, Lulgi J Tiffin, Ohio Davis, Loyd E Chattahochee, Fla. Deitsch, Wm. F. Cincinnati, Ohio DeiPlano. Joseph C. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dennison, Lawrence C W. Pittston, Pa. Deutschman, Ernest F Portage, Ohio DeWitt, Dwlght LeRoy LaOtto, Ind. DIehm, Andrew E Kettlersville, Ohio Dillard, Don L Gurdon, Ark. Dillon, Donald C Belmore, Ohio DIppold, Lavern K St. Marys. Pa. Donnelly, John H Camden, Maine Dors, Joseph Tappan, N.Y. Drake, George R Boise, Idaho Egan, John B. Windsor Locks, Conn. Elder, George K South Bend, Ind. ElBakrl, Jala! A Bagdad. Iraq Ellis, Charles M Ft. Wayne, Ind. Engleman, Sylvester Ft. Wayne. Ind. Falcioni, Joseph G Archba d r e- Farr, Paul E Osslan, Ind. Ferguson, Charles W Decatur. III. Fernandez, Conrado New York City Fitzgerald, Roger Roanoke. Va. Flagella, Emanuel V Dunkrik, N.Y. Fordyce, Robert Huntington, Ind. Fowler, James R Ft. Wayne, Ind. Fox, Carl J Centralla, III. Funk, Walter HUlsboro. Kans. Gaffney, Michael Gagnon, Roland A Bayfield, Mass. Getz, Billye A Hamilton, Ohio Ghoral, Sukumar C Gengal, Ind. Gillen, Raymond Keansburg, N.J. Gojzewski, Edward L Somerville, Mass. Goodhart, Wilber E Shlppensburg, Pa. Graber, Mtlo Ft. Wayne, Ind. Gregor, Edward K. Jr Canandaigna, N.Y. Guild, Andrew Honolulu, Hawaii Gulley, James J Trenton, Ind. Haines. Richard Portland, I ' d. Hall, Earl M West Twine. Ky. Hall, Lloyd E Mousie, Ky. Hammond, Phillip G Gerro Gordo, N.C. Hannah, Joseph C Columbia, S.C. Hattaway, Dudley P Pensacola, Fla. Havey, Clyde T Carbondale, Colo. Hawasly. Borhan S. Damascus. Syria 109 Hawkins, Joseph Granite City, III. Hawthorne. Carl A Blanchester, Ohio Hazel, Harold E Beatrice, Neb. Hemminger, Allen E Oak Harbor, Ohio Hernandez, Diomedes Honduras, C.A. Hermandez, Emilio Cientuegos, Cuba Hoegler, William C Brooklyn, N.Y. Hoelle, James C Ft. Wayne, Ind. Hoffman, Erwin E Springville, N.Y. Horwitj, Harold P Ft. Wayne. Ind. Igawa, Wm. T Hilo, Hawaii Jacob, John H Pottstown, Pa. Janik. William J Griffith, Ind. Jenkins, Raymond A Turtle Creek, Va. Jipp, John E Lincoln, Iowa Johnston, Andrew K Ft. Wayne, Ind. Joost, Robert H Bellerose, L.I., N.Y. Juefte, Harold F Camden, S.C. Jraida, Taha Muhiddin Damascus, Syria Kaleta, Edward J Niagara Falls, N.Y Kaneshire, Carl K Maipahu, Oahu, Hawai Kapocius. Vincent A Chicago, III Kassner. Donald J Kewaunee, Wis Keller, Stanley C Shelton, Conn Khoury, George F Syria Kitchen, John G Hibbing, Minn Klein, Leslie A Welland Ont„ Can Koehling, Erich F Elburn, III Kolmer, Paul W Waterloo, III LaBree, Fred M Balboa Heights, Canal Zone LaCasse. Adrian T Asheville, N.C. Lagassie, Donald B Caribou, Maine Lavoie, Maurice Wm Sabattus, Maine Lee, Benny Gordon Princeton, W.Va. LeRou, George Call, Columbia, S.A. Little, Roy F Ansonville, N.C. Livingston. James K Falls, Pa. Ludwig, Richard E Franklin, Pa. Lynn, Guy Jr Ft. Wayne, Ind. McCarty, Robert E Ft. Wayne. Ind. McGee, Maurice D Ossian, Ind. McGuinn, James P White Plains, N.Y. McLaughlin, Fred D Utica, Pa. McLaughlin, John B Harrisville, R.I. Macy, Jay Eldon Portland, Ind. Macklin. Howard Addie , ■ Yoder, Ind. Madden. Donald J Greenville, Pa. Magill, Richard E. Liverpool, Ohio Maher, James T. Jr Huntington, Ind. Mans, Arnold F Flushing, N.Y. Marvel, Lemuel P Hillsdale. Ind. Mathes. Richard K Detroit, Mich. Mathews, Elmer R Mt. Vernon, III. May, Ouentin H Franklin, Ga. Meyer. Loren W Paintsville, Ky. Meyer, Vernis H Baileyville, Kans. Michael. Nasirpal B Bagdad, Iraq Miller, Ben Racine, Wis. Miller, William V New Concord, Ohio Milton, Jackson A Black Mountain, N.C. Milton, Thomas H Black Mountain, N.C. Mitchell, Jack Letts. Iowa Mittermaier. Armin E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Miyasato, Shigetoshi, R Kalaheo, Kauai, T.H. Miyashiro. Harry Honolulu, T.H. Mollo, Anthony M Eklyn, N.Y. ' ' :son, Donnell W Fort Gage, III. M toufi, Husang M Tehran, Iran Murphy, Eugene Gate City, Va. Nelson, Robert J Renova, Pa. Noren, Juel R Kelso, Wash. Noviasky, Joseph E Winsted, Conn. Noviasky, Michael J Winsted, Conn. Olmstead, Harvey L Caribou, Me. Ortiz, Jack New York City Parmerlee, James K N. Manchester, Ind. Peduto, Louis Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Perrotti, Patsy Waterbury, Conn. Peters, Henry B Rochester, N.Y. Peterson, Donald B Ceylon, Minn. Peterson. Walter A Portsmouth, Va. Pierrard, Thomas A Bristow, Ind. Ponting, Harry T Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Rahochik, Andrew Linden, N.J. Ralich, George Monaca, Pa. Rea, Adam L. Wash, Pa. Reimel, Robert R Stroudsburg, Pa, Repp, Glenn A Polk, Ohio Richards, Joseph A Sellersburg, Ind. Richards, Louis F Springfield, Mass. Roderer, John F Derby Line, Vt. Rogers, Robert E Corning, N.Y. Rohan, Richard F Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Ross, Robert E Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Salsbury, William Gordon .... Ft. Wayne, Ind. Sanders, James H W. Palm Beach, Fla. Sandoval, Rafael Caguas, P.R. San Miguel, Antonio Jayuya, P.R. Sarstedt, Gordon A Shaker Heights, Ohio Scanlan, William F. Tonawanda, N.Y. Schmidtke, Duane H McHenry, III. Schroeder, Harold Fostoria, Ohio Sefcik, Joseph G Whitestone. L.I., N.Y. SeOuinn, Hector N. Bedford, Mass. Seymour, Frank E Ellisburg, N.Y. Sheffs, Alexander H Byram, Conn. Shopsky, Harvey J Latrobe, Pa. Short, Carter B Ft. Wayne, Ind. Shun, Eng Bronx, N.Y. Siegel, George H St. Joseph, M. Sio, Vincent Serember, Malaya Sitler, Curtis S New Waterford, Ohio Slattery, Richard E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Smith, Harrison J St. Marys, Pa. Soltesz, Rudolph Elm Grove, W.Va. Sossong, Henry J Scranton, Pa. Spellman, Edsel A Pennsauken, N.J. Spooner, Richard M Orange, Mass. Steadman, Henry K Ft. Wayne, Ind. Stejakal, Adolph M . . Wahoo, Neb. Stoker, Stanley V Upper Sandusky, Ohio Stone, Robert C Indianapolis, Ind. Suski, John Rochester, N.Y. Sutton, Richard A Ft. Wayne, Ind. Sutton, Robert A Ft. Wayne, Ind. Sweeney, Russell C Annapolis, Md. Sweet, Earl T. Portsmouth, Va. Tardio, Carlos A La Paz, Bolivia, S.A. Taylor, Harold H Asheville, N.C. Thornsley, Kenneth Beloit, Ohio Tipton, Joseph G Irvine. Ky. To, Kwan-lu Hong Konq, China Torstrup, Fred E Denville, N.J. Toy, William W Evansville, Ind. Vaga, Ahto Lakewood, N.J. Valasek, Emmanuel M Brackenridge, Pa. Valdes, Alberto A Habana, Cuba 110 Washburn, Walter L Muncie, Ind. Watanabe, Thomas T Honolulu, T.H. Walker, Robert Marion Center, Pa. Walsh, Edward A Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Ware, Raeburn Sacramento, Calif. Weiler, Harold E. Wooster, Ohio Weisenbarger, Richard Arcanum, Ohio West, Allyn H Ilion, N.Y. West, Forrest P St. Petersburg, Fla. West, Robert L Fletcher, Ohio Westerfield, Hugh F Owensboro, Ky. White, Harry J Cantonment, Fla. Williams, Ronald Scranton, Pa. Wise, Marvin J. Evansville, Ind. Wittenmyer, Glen L Findlay, Ohio Young, William Auburn, Ind. Zolg, Rudolph H Cincinnati, Ohio Zuercher, Samuel Berne, Ind. RADIO ENGINEERING Allen, Daniel C West Paris, Me. Allmandinger, Edgar M Wilshire, Ohio Ambuske, Charles W St. Marys, Pa. Anderson, Jerry W Lancaster, Ohio Anouchi, Abraham Y Haifa, Israel Armey, Donald M Ft. Wayne, Ind. Barber, George R., Jr Madisonville, Tenn. Bechtel, Homer L Bechtelsville, Pa. Beckley, Theodore L Collbran, Colo. Belles, Russell E Denver, Colo. Berlin, Glenn E Wichita, Kan. Birdsong, Lewis F San Antonio, Tex. Black, Ronald L Toledo, Ohio Bonfardine, Vincent Benezett, Pa. Bowling, William L Wilmington, N.C. Boykin, Earl M Suffolk, Va. Bray, William E Sloan, la. Broe, Melvin J L.I. City, N.Y. Britton, James P Audubon, N.J. Brower, Robert W Portland, Ore. Brown, Edgar E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Browne, Robert E Chicago, III. Bryant, Charles D Tulsa, Okla. Bukhdud, Yus uf Freetown, Africa Burkhart, Lawrence J Zanesville, Ohio Carines, Herbert W Jarrettsville, Ky. Campbell, Burl G Ft. Wayne, Ind. Carrancejie, Frank A New York City Cartwright, Gerald D Velham Manor, N.Y. Christian, Sanford M Macon, Ga. Christley, Howard J Draper, N.C. Chungo, Michael Akron, Ohio Colbert, Richard B Dickerson Run, Pa. Comito, Genaro E Wilkes Barre, Pa. Cooper, Rodney L Roanoke, W.Va. Cordray, Edward J Canton, Ohio Cosby, J. Edward Good Springs, Tenn. Crandall, Ira C Old Bridge, N.J. Cruse, Donald M E. C ' ayton, Mo. Cutts, Rollo H. Payson, Ariz. Dagleish, David A Westminster, Md. Davis, Gordon L Denver, Colo. Dean, Herbert A Jackson, Mich. Delaney, Charles E Poison, Mont. Despujols, Enrique A Barquisimeto, Venezuela DeYoung, Nathan R Ft. Wayne, Ind. Diaz, Rafael C San Juan, P.R. Dimitrovich, Jimmie Aliquippa, Pa. Downey, Brown L Martinsburgh, W.Va. Dumask, Lambert R Winegar, Wis. Eddy, Blaine J St. Marys, W.Va. Edwards, Gerald L Washington, N.C. Elmquest, Arthur D Hesperoa, Mich. Everhart, Carroll M Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ferguson, Dalton H Winthrop, Mass. Ferrario, Carmelo Beaver Falls, Pa. Fickle. Walter W Columbus, Ohio Fowler, Robert D Madison, Ind. Foy, Joseph F Jersey City, N.J. Fuqua, Louis E Deming, N.Mex. Gardner, James E Bloxom, Va. Garlotte, Melvin W Gautier, Miss. Gasser, Raymond A Youngstown, Ohio Gau, Leonard P Fruitland Pk., Fla. Geiger, Robert P Sanford, Fla. Gerbitz, Clarence G Juneau, Wis. Gillen, Adelbert M Keansburg, N.J. Gooden, Eugene P Canton, Ohio Goto, Samuel Y Oahu, Hawaii Gralley, Raymond B Salem, N.J. Grann, Oscar T Jamestown, N.Y. Guethler, Richard E Huntington, Ind. Gurnick, Andrew Akron, Ohio Guthrie, David H Methuen, Mass. Hamlin, Hilburn J Amelia, Ohio Hammeren, Stanley O Dayton, Ohio Hanson, Ralph E Allington, Mass. Hargreaves, Sidney B Waycross, Ga. Hathcoat, H. Donald Minor Hill, Tenn. Harmeyer, Donald R Ft. Wayne, Ind. Hatch, John A Pt. Blakely, Wash. Hatzman, Joseph K Lockport, N.Y. Havens, Bernard J Corning, la. Heckathorn, Harry H Oil City, Pa. Herman, Orval A Hampton, la. Houck, Robert L Chambersburg, Pa. Houston, Donald H Marble Hill, Mo. Hurlbut, Wayne A Burlington, Vt. Ide, Harry L., Jr Springfield, Mass. Irons, Fred H Blanchester, Ohio Jervi, William E Crystal Falls, Mich. Jenkins, Cyrus J Jacksonville. N.C. Jimenez, Dario Columbia, S.A. Johnson, Alan J San Pablo, Calif. Johnson, John E : Ft. Wayne, Ind. Jung, David H New Bremen, Ohio Kim, Richard King, Phillip Kenneth Minneapolis, Minn. Kinsley. Royal B Barton, Vt. Krokas. Stanley J Baltimore, Md. Kutsuma, Takazumi Denver, Colo. Lacatskie, Albert T West Palm Beach, Fla. Ladzinske. Paul L East Liverpool, Ohio Landis, Marlin R Harrisburg, Pa. LaRue, Herman E Lima, Oh ' Lashinsky, George Windber, Pa. Lawson, Harold L Terre Haute, Ind. Layton, Frank M St. Vital, Manitoba Leahy, Frank N Lybbock, Texas Limbeck. Harley Ft. Wayne. Ind. Loftin, Rayford A Trenton, N.C. 111 MacTammany, Walter Jr Scituate, Mass. McCullough, Joseph H Levittown, N.Y. McElwain, Harrv E Albany, N.Y. Magnell, Marion A Sacramento, Calif. Malecky, Walter S Alcron, Ohio Marshall. Robert C Mohawk, N.Y. Martin, Kenneth L Normal, III. Mechas, Michael, G Mont. Que., Can. Mikuckis, Joseph S Yonkers, N.Y. Mileska, Arttone E Mattituck, N.Y. Miller, James E New Castle, Ind. Miller, Lee Stephen Asheville, N.C. Miner, Richard J Ft. Wayne, Ind. Montoya. Eugene Jr Santa Fe., N. Mex. Moore, Kenneth F . Weston, Ohio Muller, John B Palisades Park. N.J. Mullert, Robert B Miami, Fla. Myers, Wayne E Miami, Ind. Neill. William J Bloomington, Ind. Nelson, Robert E Rockford, II!. Nenson, Samuel S Regina, Sask, Can. Netzley, Donald E N. Manchester, Ind. Nishihara, Albert N Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii Nuss, Raymond J Doylestown, Ohio Ozaki, George K Honolulu, T.H. Pascoe, Howard W Groton, N.Y. Pauley, Jim L Cordville, Wash. Phillips, Thomas E Mooresville, Ind. Pittenger, Ronald Boonton, N.J. Potter, Robert E Battle Creek, Mich. Racine. Jack J Caspion, Mich. Rager, Donald M Sunbury, Pa. Reagan, George R Douglas, Ariz. Reegan, James H Hearne, Texas Redfield, Carl N Wilmore, Kans. Reed. Robert C Seattle, Wash. Reinhard, Eugene E Ft. Recovery, Ohio Rhoads, David O VanWert, Ohio Rial, Wayne Scott Batavia, N.Y. Riley, Charles E. Ill Philadelphia, Pa. Rogers, Gerald E Jamestown, N.Y. Rogers, Melbourne A Lebanon, Ky. Rosenblum, Stanley M New York City Roy, W. R Florenton, Minn. Sackinger, John P Shinglehouse, Pa. Samuelson, Roswell L ... Boone, La. Sauder, Joe Tremont, III. Scarbrough, John . Teresita, Mo. Schell, Edward H N. Liverpool, Ohio Schneider, William H. ...... . New Bremen, Ohio Schreier, Fred J Bronx, N.Y. Schroer, Carl F Troy, Mo. Secrest, Paul A Lorain, Ohio See, Lorenzo Lucena, Quezon, P.I. Sellers, Lloyd G Lancaster, Pa. Shapiro, Martin L Reading, Mass. Shoemaker, Joe A Warsaw, Ind. Shopsky, William E Latrobe, Pa. Shyrock, George H Willow Springs, Mo. Smith, Cleo D. . Atmore, Ala. Smith, Edward F Willsboro, N.Y. Smith, Joseph N Louisville, Ky. Soja, Matthew Bayonne, N.J. Stanley. Burl Avondale, W.Va. Stout, Clair V Upland, Ind. Sugimoto, Takanori Hakalau, Hawaii Takemura,, Santiago I Maxico, D.F. Talbot, Lynn PhiHippi, W.Va. Tercyak, John A Westfield, Mass. Touhy, Charles E Chillicothe, Ohio Valencia Arnoldo D Azusa, Calif. Van Leeuwen, Gerald L. Jr Roslindale. Mass. Vantrease, Jerry L Sand Springs, Okla. VanWagner, Eugene Mapanoch, N.Y. Vuchetich, James B Brainerd, Minn. Walter. Robert P San Francisco, Calif. Weioel, George I Ft. Wayne, Ind. Wenz, Karl F. Jr Asheville, N.C. Westrick, David A Ft. Wayne, Ind. Whitacre, Maurice C. Ft. 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VAN BUREN ST. • CHICAGO 7, ILLINOIS ' Telephone HA ymark et 1-1000 .1 M iin rahl IWir • Congratulations to the Student Body and Faculty ot Indiana Technical College for completion of another outstanding year of accomplishments. • The Staff of your annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book and one which portrays the high- lights of memorable activities. • Neither time, effort nor expense have been spared to provide you with a permanent record, attractively presented and complete in every detail. • To preserve the photography and literary efforts of the Staff, the best grades of material have been combined with skilled workmanship to provide the finest quality yearbook. • We are proud that the 1952 Staff selected us to help design, print and bind the Kekiongan. We have earnestly en- deavored to fulfill the confidence placed in us. BENSON PRINTING COMPANY NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE