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

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Mr. Donald C. Burnham. Manufacturing Manager for the Oldsomoblle Division of General Motors, was the Commencement speaker for the November, 1952, exercises. dedicated to the engineer In 1953 the engineer is the most wanted and needed professional individual. To his credit, primarily, goes the phenomenal industrial expansion taking place today. This years KEKIONGAN is proud to dedicate this annual to the Indiana Tech Engi- neer. He has proven himself — in competition with engineers from all other colleges and universities — often to be of the very top caliber, but in a great majority of cases con- siderably above average caliber. Never is he below par. Congratulations to Tech ' s Engineer. hHe is making a name for himself. It is through his success that Indiana Technical College will continue a healthy expansion geared to the requirements of American Industry. Student Becltman solves for class worit the same problems that . . . Engineer Bacon has to solve on the Co. lob for the U.S. Rubber

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requirements of modern industry

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administration DR. A. T. KEENE, President In 1953 Indiana Technical College is confronted with a series of problems arising from an unusual rate of growth and expansion. Exceptional judgment and administra- tive capacity will be demanded. Our leaders, shown on this page, together with other staff members, have these required abilities and more. Our congratulations to President A. T. Keene, our Board of Directors, our Deans, Department hieads and other administrators for a job well done. MR. C. A. OVERHOLT Treasurer and Business Manager MRS. L. W. PONTIUS Secretary and Registrar MR. ROBT. C. RUHL Dean and Head of Civil Department DR. H. P. SMITH Director of Public Relations