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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

O Al flill E l N iiS9iV,!iT,l(,P. UBU C LIBRARY 3 1833 01836 2548 GC 977.202 F77KEK, 1954 NDIANA The Students of Present f — ' ECHNICAL QLLEGE A YEAR OF DECISION PLANS UNFOLD FOR A GREATER TECH 1H-- ' - i .. Tech Buys Concordi ttcjl a tq« N E W C A P U S BOUGHT JULY, 1953 • • I I - ! TO BE OCCUPIED JULY, 1956 INDIANA TECHNICAL COLLEGE Final papers were signed on July 23, 1953, completing the purchase of Concordia College b Indiana Technical College, for $1,000,000. Signing for Concordia were Dr. Paul L. Dannenfeldt, chairman of the college board, and the Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt, secretary ot the Concordia board. President Archie T. Keene and Secretary Inez M. Pontius signed for Indiana Technical College. Tech plans to gain possession of the 20-acre tract including all buildings July I, 1956 (excluding 4.86 acres on the south- east corner of the campus where the High School and two houses on the east side of East Drive are located). The purchase of Concordia College was not an isolated opportunity which was suddenly presented and seized by the mem- bers of the Board of Directors of Indiana Technical College. Rather it was the climax of years of forward-looking decisions, of obstacles met and overcome, opportunities searched out and utilized. ORGANIZATION OF TECH Few events in the history of any institution or country stand alone. They are foreshadowed and prepared for by the judgment and courage of men whose names might be forgotten when the goal is finally reached. Such men were John A. Kalbflelsch, former school executive, who conceived and founded Indiana Tech, and William J. Hess, financier and manufacturer (father of Paul Hess, now a member of the Board of Directors of I.T.C.) who joined in the venture. They worked hard and helped with the early development of Indiana Technical College. The purpose of the college was to alleviate in a small measure the shortage of capable engineers. They were particularly interested in the capable young men with limited financial resources who were unable to attend a regular four-year college. The new college concentrated on mathematics, science, and engineering subjects and the state charter authorized the conferring of the bachelor of science degree in the various fields of engineering on an accelerated program. The establishment of the college in the downtown area of Fort Wayne provided convenience for part-time work for students who needed it. Most boys did! SOCIAL LIFE I CLASSES THE STUDENTS AT PLAY 10 DEDICATED TO THE . . . WIVES OF TECH ' S STUDENT ENGINEERS Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies. The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her, so that he shall have no need of spoil. She will do him good and not evil all the days of her life. Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let her own works praise her in the gates. Proverbs 31:10-12. 31. It The deepest tenderness a woman can show to a man, is to help him to do his duty. — Mulock. There is a woman at the beginning of all great things. — Lamartine. Next to Sod we are indebted to women, first for life itself, and then for making it worth having. — Bovee. There is nothing by which I have through life more profited, than by the just observations, the good opinions, and sincere and gentle encouragement of amiable and sensible women. — Sir. S. Romilly. 16 MR. C. A. OVERHOLT Treausrer and Business Manager MRS. INEZ M. PONTIUS Secretary MR. ROBERT C. RUHL Dean HOWARD P. SMITH Director of Student Industrial Relations Engineers have Pioneered new inventions and changed luxuries into neces- sities. Because of engineers, blast furnaces roar, millions are employed, industry keeps growing, the nation becomes more powerful and less vul- nerable. Because of engineers America moves ahead. DR. ARCHIE T. KEENE, President. ADMINISTRATION An engineer is one who passes as an exacting expert on the strength of being able to turn out, with prolific fortitude, strings of incomprehensible formulae cal- culated with micrometric precision from extremely vague assumptions which are based on debatable figures acquired from inconclusive tests and quite incomplete experiments, carried out with instruments of problematic accuracy by persons of doubtful reliability and rather dubious mentality with particular anticipation of disconcerting and annoying everyone out- side of their own fraternity. GRADUATES 18 • — -•- 11 si Mr 1 fl r jHS _r r fiOI? t rH W f Jw I V w i ft ft i I lc A «« 19 EDWARD B. ABBOTT, B.S.C.E.; Conneaut Lake, Penna.; Pyramid Club; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, President, Assistant House Manager, House Manager, Social Chairman, Vice-President; Glee Club; Water Polo; Intramural Basketball: Swimming; Bowling; Softball; Inter-fraternity Council; Flying Club; Junior Class, Vice-President. GREBORY ABRAHAMIAN, B.S.C.E.; New Britab, Conn.; Pyramid Club; Kappa Sigma Kappa, President; Sophomore Class, Secretary-Treasurer; Student Coun- cil, Treasurer. JACOB A, ASKENAZI, B.S.Ae.E.; Jerusalem, Israel; I.A.S., Jewish Menora Club; President ' s List (3) Honor Roll. ATHAKRAVI AR.D, B.S.M.E.; Bangkok. Thailand; Camera Club. HOWARD D. AUTHER, B.S.Ae.E.; Bobtown, Penna.; I.A.S.; Kappa Sigma Kappa; President ' s List (8); Senior Class, Vice-President. JAMES G. BEASLEY, B.S.M.E.; Camden, Tenn.; S.A.E.. Mechanical Club; Technician Staff (Business Manager), Softball; Caswell Drawing Award; Pres- ident ' s List (7). JOHN B. BECKMAN. B.S.Ae.E.; Lowell, Ind.; I.A.S.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, House Manager (2); Camera Club, Flying Club; Freshman Vice-President, Sophomore President, Junior President I9S3 Year Book Photographer; Student Instructor ED I , ' 3). ROLAND BOUCHER, B.S.Ae.E.; Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada; S.A.E.; I.A.S., Vice-Chairman; Alpha Gamma Upsilon Sergeant-at-Arms, House Manager; KEKIONGAN, Sales Manager; Varsity Tecnis: President ' s List (I). JAMES M. BRYANT, B.S.C.E.; Burnside, Ky. : Pyramid Club; Technician Staff, Assistant Editor and Re-write; Intramural Basketball- lota Tau Kappa; Presi- dent ' s List (8). JORGE BURITICA-BAENA, B.S.M.E.; Bogota, Colombia, South America; Phi lota Alpha; Soccer, ROBERT W. CARNEY, B.S.R.E.; Ope Locka, Fla.; S.A.R.E.; President ' s List (I). NEI-HUNG CHEN, B.S.M.E.; Froyang, Formosa, China; President ' s List (4). THOMAS R. CLARK, B.S.C.E.; Vineland. N. J.; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Intra- fernity Council (Secretary and Treasurer); Pyramid Club, Softball; President ' s List (3). RAFAEL A. CUNNINGHAM, B.S.E.E.; Panama, Republic of Pac.ama; Elec- trical Club; (Vice-Chairman) ; Phi-lota-Alpha (Secretary of Correspondence); Y.M.C.A. Cosmopolitan Club (President). LOYD E. DAVIS, B.S.M.E.; Chattahoochee, Fla.; Kappa Sigma Phi, Presi- dent; Student Council, Vice-President; Softball; Bowling. ROBERT B. ENGLAND, B.S.E.E.; Chattanooga, Tenn.; A.I.E.E.; Kappa Sigma Phi (Corresponding Secretary); Tech. Reporter (5); Male Chorus (II); Ke- kionga Variety Club (President S); Fencing (5). CARROLL W. EVERHART, B.S.R.E.; Scottsburg. Ind.; Sigma Phi Delta, His- torian; S.A.R.E., Vice-President, Treasurer. JOSEPH G. FALCIONI, B.S.M.E.; B.S.C.E.; Archbald, Penna.; Pyramid Club. I. SEVKI FIGEN, B.S.C.E.; Istanbul, Turkey; Pyramid Club, President; Glee Club; Fencing Club; Versify Soccer; President ' s List (2); Nations United Club; Cosmopolitan Club ROYSTON L. FLETCHER, B.S.C.E.; Spanish Town, Jamaica, B.W.I.; Pyramid Club, Vice-President, Treasurer; Cosmopolitan Club, Program Chairman; Soccer, Co-Captain; President ' s List; Nations United Club. ROBERT D. FOWLER. B.S.R.E.; Madiscn, Ind.; S.A.R.E., Sigma Phi Delta (Chaplain); Intramural Softball, Bowilng, Rifle Team (Secretary and Treas- urer). ROLAND A. GAGNON, B.S.M.E.; Byfield, Mass.; S.A.E.; Mechonical Club. Vice-President, Secretary; President ' s List (2). EDWARD B. ABBOTT B.S.C.E. JACOB A. ASKEMNAZI B.S.Ae.E. HOWARD D. AUTHER B.S.Ae.E. JOHN B. BECKMAN B.S.Ae.E. GREGORY ABRAHAMIAN B.S.C.E. ATHAKRAVI ARD B.S.M.E. JAMES G. BEASLEY B. S.M.E. ROLAND BOUCHER B.S.Ae.E. ADELBERT M. GILLEN, B.S.R.E.; Keansburg, N. J.; S.A.R.E. (Treasurer); lota Tau Kappa; Honor Roll (9); Intramural Basketball, Softball. WILLIAM CROSS, JR., B.S.C.E.; Glenolden, Penna.; Pyramid Club; Kappa Sigma Kappa. Secretary; Student Council, Secertary; President ' s List (4). 20 JAMES M. BRYANT B.S.C.E. JORGE BURITICA-BAENA B.S.M.E. ROBERT W. CARNEY B.S.R.E. NEI HUNG CHEN B.S.M.E. THOMAS R. CLARK B.S.C.E. RAFAEL A CUNNINGHAM B.S.E.E. LOYD E. DAVIS B.S.M.E. ROBERT B. ENGLAND B.S.E.E. :arroll w. everhart B.S.R.E. JOSEPH G. FALCIONI B.S.M.E.; B.S.C.E. 1. SEVKI FIGEN B.S.C.E. ROYSTON L. FLETCHER B.S.C.E. ROBERT D. FOWLER B.S.R.E. ROLAND A. GAGNON B.S.M.E. ADELBERT M. GILLEN B.S.R.E. WILLIAM GROSS, JR. B.S.C.E. GRADUATES 21 FRANK V. GROSS B S.C.E. GEORGE H. HARRIS B.S.E.E. PAUL J. HEDTKE B. S.C.E. ROBERTO A. JIMENEZ B. S.C.E. JAMES W HAMBY B. S.C.E. EDWARD J. HATFIELD, JR. B.S.E.E. ROBERT E. HENRY B.S.Ae.E. JOHN E. JIPP B.S.M.E. PHILIPP G. HAMMOND B.S.M.E. DUDLEY PENALISTON HATTAWAY B.S.M.E. WILLIAM T. IGAWA B. S.C.E. EMERSON C. JONES. JR. B.S.Ch.E. KENNETH C. HANSEN B. S.C.E. DOUGLAS E. HAWK B.S. ANDREW IWASIUK B. S.C.E. ROGER H. KAUFFMAN B.S.Ae.E.; B.S.M.E. GRADUATES 22 RAYMOND THOMAS KILDUFF B.S.E.E. LESLIE E. LOCKETT B.S.C.E. RICHARD E. MASUIRE B.S.C.E. FERDINAND R. MARIANI B.S.C.E. FRANK M. LEAHY B.S.R.E. ARIEL JACKIE LOCKLAIR B.S.Ae.E. JOSEPH A MANNING B.S.Ae.E. LOUIS G. MARTINEZ B.S.E.E. FRANK V. GROSS. B.i.C.E.; Clairton, Penna.; Pyramid Club, Sigma Phi Delta. Pledgemaster; Intramural Softball, Interfraternity Softball. Co-Cap- tain; President ' s List (6). JAMES W. HAMBY, B.S.C.E.; Mokelume.e Hill, California. PHILIP GORDON HAMMOND, B.S.M.E.; Cerro Gordo. North Carolina; Jun- ior Class, Vice-President; Kappa Sigma Phi, Vice-President; Interfra ' ernity Council, President. KENNETH C. HANSEN, B.S.C.E.; Richland, Wash.; Kappa Sigma Phi, Vice- President; Softball. GEORGE H. HARRIS, B.S.E.E.; Penna.; A.I.E.E.; S.A.E. (Treasurer); (Chair- man); President ' s List (I). EDWARD J. HATFIELD, JR.; B S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.I.E.E.; lota Tau Kappa; Student Instrucfor Phy 2IA (2), Phy I IA (I). DUDLEY PENALSTON HATTAWAY, B.S.M.E.; Pensacola Fla.- Preisdent ' s List. DOUGLAS E. HAWK, B.S.C.E.; Bristol, Term.; Pyramid Club; President ' s List (2). PAUL J. HEDTKE, B.S.C.E.; Alpine, California; Bowling; President ' s List (3). ROBERT E. HENRY, B.S.Ae.E.; Indianapolis, Ind.; I.A.S.; Kappa Sigma Phi, President, Sergeant-at-Arrr s; President ' s List (2). WILLIAM T IGAWA, B.S.C.E.; Hilo. Hawaii; Pyramid Club; Hawaii Club (President, Secretary-Treasurer, Athletic Chairman); President ' s List (3). ANDREW IWASIUK, B.S.C.E.; Vauxhall, Alberta, Canada; Pyramid Club, Vice- President, Treasurer; Nations United Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Vice-President; Studer.t Council; Soccer, Captain; Fencing- President ' s List (7); Honor Roll (1). ROBERTO A. JIMENEZ, B.S.C.E.; Cali, Colombia South America; President ' s List (3). JOHN E. Jl PP. B.S.M.E.; Lincoln, Iowa; A.S.M.E.. Secretary, Treasurer, Vice- President, President; Flying Club, Secretary. EMERSON C. JONES. JR., B.S.Ch.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.C.S.; Kappa Sigma Phi. ROGER H. KAUFFMAN, B.S.Ae.E.; B.S.M.E.; Swathmore, Penna.; I.A.S. (Secretary, Vice-President); S.A.E.; Kappa Sigma Kappa (Treasurer-President)- Student Counal Treasurer, Vice-President; KEKIONGAN Staff ' 53 (Assistant Business Manager); Bowling, Captain; Senior Class (President); President ' s List (6); Honor Roll (I); Student Instructor Ae.E. 2A (I). RAYMOND THOMAS KILDUFUF, B.S.E.E.; New Britain, Conn.; A.I.E.E.; President ' s List (I). FRANK M. LEAHY, B.S.R.E.; Baltimore. M.; S.A.R. E., Recording Secretary, Secretary; President ' s List (3). LESLIE E. LOCKETT, B.S.C.E.; Lebanon, Tenn.; Pyramid Club, President; President ' s List (4); Student Instructor C.E. 23A, 2 terms. ARIEL JACKIE LOCKLAIR, B.S.Ae.E.; Hartsville, S. C; Alpha Gamma Up- silon; Interfraternity Council; Baseball; Softball, Basketball; President ' s List (4). RICHARD E. MAGUIRE, B.S.C.E.; Monmouth, III.; Pyramid Club. JOSEPH A. MANNING, B.S.Ae.E.; Cheyenne, Wyoming; I.A.S. ; Flying Club; Camera Club; Student Council (2); President ' s List (4). FERDINAND R. MARIANI, B.S.C.E.; F-hiladedphia, Penna.; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Vice-Presiednt; Baseball; Softball; Intramural Basketball- President ' s List (I). LOUIS G. MARTINEZ, B.S.E.E.; Taos, N. M.; A.I.E.E. 23 MAURICE DEE McGEE, B.S.M.E.- Ossian, Ind.; A.G.U.; Basketball (3); Soft- ball. ARMIN E. MITTERMAIER, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Glee Club; Tern-is. SHIGETOSHI R. MIYASATO. M.S.M.E., Kauai, Hawaii; Hawaiian Club; Pres- ident ' s List (3); Bowling Club. ANTHONY M. MOLLO, B.S.M.E.; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Softball, Manager; and Player; Golf; Honor Roll (21. DONALD E NETZLEY, B.S.R.E.; A.B.. Physics and Math; Danvers Mass.; President ' s List (6); Student Instructor Physics MA (I). ROBERT J. NEUBAUR. B.S.R.E.; Albany, N. Y.; Fencing, Vice-President, Pres- ident; Student Council; hcnor Roll (6). JOEL R. NOREN, B.S.M.E.; Kelso, Washington- lota Tau Kappa; President ' s List (?); Rifle Club. WALTER PETERSON. B.S.M.E.; Portsmouth, Va.; Secretary, Senior Class; Pres- ident and Business Manager, Sigma Phi Delta; A.S.M.E.; Male Chorus; Soft- ball; Golf, Fraternity Softball. ORBY PUTMAN, B.S.Ae.E.; Van Wert, Ohio; I.A.S.; Student Council. CARL N. REDFIELD, B.S.R.E.; Wilmore, Kan.; Sigma Phi Delta, Treasurer. DAVID STRANGE RING, B.S.C.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Pyramid Club. THOMAS H. RODES, B.S.C.E.; Logan, W. Va.- Pyramid Club; Honor Roll (2or 3). JAMES JOSEPH ROONEY, B.S.Ch.E.; Kalamazoo, Mich.; Chemical Club, Sec- retary; Instructor in Flyi.ig Club; Honor Roll (I). GERALD SARDELLA, B.S.Ae.E.; Middletown, N. Y.; I.A.S.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Assistant House Manager, House Manager. Corresponding Secre- tary; Student Council, Treasurer; Tech-iician Staff, Cartoonist; KEKIONGAN, Editor-in-Chief; Variety Club; Flying Club; Yell Leader; Intramural Softball; President ' s List (4); lota Tau Kappa Honor Roll (I). JOSEPH G. SEFCIK, B.S.M.E.; Whitestone, N. Y.; KEO (Secretary); Softball, Bowling; Basketball; over 3 Average 4 terms. DURWARD G. SMALL. B.S.E.E.; Norfolk, Va.; Kappa Sigma Kappa (Presi- dent); Student Council, Glee Club (President); Fencing Club, Soph. Class (President), Senior Class (Vice-President), Inter-Frat Council; President ' s List (3). HARRISON J. SMITH, B.S.M.E.- St. Marys Penna.; A.S.M.E.; Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council; Bowling; Softball; Golf; Honor Roll (2). M. S. STEPHANIDIS, B.S.M.E.; Sunman, Ind.; Mechanical Club; Society of Auto. Engineers; Sigma Phi Delta (Business Manager). ROBERT L. STEVENS. B.S.E.E.; Quincy, Mass. ROBERT G. STUART. B.S.C.E.; Sao Juan, Texas; Pyramid Club; Kappa Sigma Kappa (Pledge-Master); Freshman Class President (I) Student Council (2); President ' s List (I); Student Council Key. HAROLD G. SWALLOW, B.S.Ae.E.; Versailles, Ohio; I.A.S. (President 2); Member of Membership Committee (2); Flying Club (Secretary-Treasurer 3), President (4), Student Council (2); 2nd place in ED2 and ED3 for Caswell Award; Presidetnt ' s List (4). DONALD TATE, B.S.E.E.; Roselle, Wilmington, Del.; Student Branch A.I.E.E. (Secretary and Chairman)- Sigma Phi Delta; KEKIONGAN Staff- Honor Roll (I). FRED E. TORTSTRUP, B.S.M.E.; Denville, N. J.; S.A.E. (Secretary); Flying Club; Alpha Gamma Upsilon (Secretary); Male Chorus; President ' s List (I). MAURICE DEE McGEE B.S.M.E. SHIGETOSHI R. MIYASATO B.S.M.E. DONALD E. NETZLEY B.S.R.E. JOEL R. NOREN B.S.M.E. ARMIN E. MITTERMAIER B.S.M.E. ANTHONY M. MOLLO B.S.M.E. ROBERT J. NEUBAUR B.S.R.E. WALTER PETERSON B.S.M.E. AUGUSTUS P. TULLO, B.S.E.E.; Long Island City, New York; Kappa Sigma Kappa (Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms); Preisdent ' s List (3); Honor Roll (I). 24 ORBY PUTMAN B.S.Ae.E. CARL N. REDFIELD B.S.R.E. DAVID STRANGE RING B.S.C.E. THOMAS E. RODEi B.S.C.E. AMES JOSEPH ROONEY B.S.Ch.E. GERALD SARDELLA B.S.Ae.E. JOSEPH G. SEFCIK B.S.M.E. DURWARD G. SMALL B.S.E.E. HARRISON J. SMITH B.S.M.E. MANUEL S. STEPHANIDIS B.S.M.E. ROBERT L. STEVENS B.S.E.E. ROBERT G. STUART B.S.C.E. HAROLD G. SWALLOW B.S.Ae.E. DONALD TATE B.S.E.E. FRED E. TORSTRUP B.S.M.E. AUGUSTUS P. TULLO B.S.E.E. GRADUATES 25 WILLIAM W. TOY B.S.M.E. ARTO VAGA B.S.M.E. DONALD E. WEAVER B.S.Ae.E. HAROLD JOSEPH WESEL B.S.C.E. DAVID A. WESTRICK B.S.R E. ROBERT K. YOKOMOTO B.S.R.E. MARCELO ZORE B.S.R.E. EFRAIN ALGERIA B.S.E.E. ABRAHAM Y. ANOUCHI B.S.R.E. EDGAR 1. ATKINSON B.S.M.E. CONSTANTIN L. BABU B.S.C.E. BERNARD A. BEAULIEU B.S.R.E. HOMER LLOYD BECHTEL B.S.R.E., B.S.E.E. FRANK C. BETTEN3 B.S.C.E. HARVEY J. BERG B.S.Ch.E. ROBERT M. BISHOP B.S.Ch.E. GRADUATES 26 HAROLD E. BASGOT B.S.E.E. GERMAN JOSE CAEDO B.S.M.E. WARREN DALE CAMPBELL B.S.M.E. STASYS A. CAPLIKAS B.S.E.E. LAWRENCE J. BURKART B.S.R.E. WILLIAM O. CALDERON B.S.M.E. ZEPHIRIN A. CAOUETTE B.S.M.E. MILTON CHAITOFF B.S.E.E. WILLIAM W. TOY, B.S.M.E.: Evansville. Ind. AHTO VAGA, B.S.M.E.; Lakewood, N. J.; S.A.E. (Treasurer). DONALD E. WEAVER, B.S.Ae.E.; Elkhart, Ind.; I.A.S.; Senior Class (Pres- ident); Junior Class (Vice-Presido-t) ; Kappa Sigma Phi; Softball and Bowling; Student Council (3), President (I), Secretary (I); President ' s List (5). HAROLD JOSEPH WESSLI, B.S.C.E.; Hartford City, Ind.; Pyramid Club; Sigma Phi Delta; Interfraternity Council; President ' s List. DAVID A. WESTRICK, B.S.R.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; S.A.R.E.; Basketball, In- terdepartmental; President ' s List (I). ROBERT K. YOKOMOTO. B.S.R.E.; Honolulu, Hawaii; Hawaiian Club, Presi- dent; lota Tau Kappa. President ' s List (12). MARCELO ZORE, B.S.R.E.; Long Island City, N. Y.; Bowling; President ' s List (3). EFRAIN ALGERIA, B.S.E.E.; Cali, Colombia, South America. ABRAHAM Y. ANOUCHI, B.S.R.E.; Haifa, Israel; Student Association of Ra- dio Engineer:; Jewish Menora Club, Chairman; lota Tau Kappa, Vice-Presi- dent; Honor Roll (9) ; Open House ' 52 and ' 53. EDGAR I. ATKINSON, JR., B.S.M.E.; Reading, Pa.; Mechanical Club; Kappa Sigma Phi; Junior Class, President; Student Council; lota Tau Kappa Secre- tary; President ' s List (9). CONSTANTIN L. BA3U, 8.S.C.E.; New York, N. Y.; Member of Civil Engi- neering Student Association; Eugene Pullion Scholarship ' 53 and ' 54- Presi- dent ' s List {(,)■ Nations United Club. BERNARD A. BEAULIEU, B.S.R.E.; Soldier Pond, Maine; K.I.K.; Band and Orchestra. HOMER LLOYD BECHTEL, B.S.R.E., B.S.E.E.; Bechtelsville, Pa.; Student As- sociation of Radio Enoineers; Sigma Phi Delta Ecg., Historian and Publications Editor; Inter-Frat. Softball FRANK C. BETTENS. B.S.C.E.; Glace Bay Nova Scotia. Canada- Honor Roll (I). HARVEY J. BERG, 8.S.Ch.E.; Stillwater, Minn.; American Chemical Society; Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council; President ' s List (4). ROBERT M. BISHOP, B.S.Ch.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.C.S.; Freshman Chem- istry Lab. Instructor. HAROLD E. BAGGOTT, B.S.E.E.; Herrin, III.; S.A.R.E., President (2); Treas- urer (2); A.I.E.E.; Junior Class, Vice-President; Alpha Gamma Upsiloo, Ser- geant-at-Arms, National Scholarship Award; Delegate, U.S. National Students Association; Intramural Basketball (3); Intramural Softball (I)- lota Tau Kappa; President ' s List (14); Instructor (12). LAWRENCE J. BURKART, B.S.R.E.; Zanesville, Ohio; Honor Roll (5). JOSE GERMAN CAERO, B.S.M.E.; Cochabamba, Bolivia, S.A.; A.S.M.E.; President ' s List (I); Swimming; Photography. WILLIAM O. CALDERON, B.S.M.E.; Stockton , California- Mechanical Club- Technician Staff (4). WARREN DALE CAMPBELL, B.S.M.E.; Tionesta, Pa.; Sigma Phi Delta; Stu- dent Council; Inter-Frat. Council, President; President ' s List (I). ZEPHIRIN A. CAOUETTE, B.S.M.E.; Plainfield, Conn.; Mechanical Club- lota Tau Kappa, President; Preisdent ' s List (10). STASYS A. CAPLIKAS. B.S.E.E.; Hartford, Conn. MILTON CHAITOFF, B.S.E.E.; Cleveland Heights, Ohio; Electrical Associa- tion. 27 HERSHEL McKINLEY GILES, B.S.Ae.E.; Greenwood, S. C; Kappa Sigma Phi, President, Secretary; Inter-Frat. Council, President. EDWARD L. GOJZEWSKI, B.S.M.E.; Somerville, Mass.; Caswell Engineering Drawing Award. JOSEPH ANTHONY GRONDA, B.S.Ae.E.; Windsor Locks, Conn.; I.A.S.; Flying Club, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Pledge Master; Year Book Staff, Glee Club; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Manager. GEORGE S. GREENEBERG, B.S.Ae.E.; Camden, N. J.; Institute of Aeronau- tical Sciences, Vice-Chairman and Treasurer. JOSEPH WILLIAM GROGAN, B.S.C.E.; Pawling, N. Y. : Pyramid Club; Pres- ident ' s List (3); Intramural Basketball, Softball, Swimming. LAWRENCE GRUNER, B.S.E.E.; Coldwater, Mich.; Sigma Phi Delta; Presi- dent ' s List (4). DELMAR D. HAINES. B.S.C.E.; Scio, Ohio; Student Civil Engineering Associa- tion; Kappa Sigma Kappa Frat., President; Honor Roll (6); lota Tau Kappa. LLOYD EVANS HALL, B.S.M.E.; Pippapass, Ky.; A.S.M.E., Secretary, Treas- urer; Intramural Basketball (2), Captain; President ' s List (6); Instructor Ma- chine Shop (5) . WU CHEN, B.S.R.E.; Hongkong, China; Preisdent ' s List (4). IRA CARLTON CRANDALL, B.S.R.E.; Old Bridge, N. J.; S.A.R.E., Secretary; A.I.E.E.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Secretary and Editor for Frat. Paper; Year Book Staff; Freshman Class. Secertary; Sophomore Class, Vice-President; Pres- ident ' s List; Open House Displays. LAVERN H. DIPPOLD. B.S.M.E.; St. Marys. Pa.; Sigma Phi Delta, Assistant Pledge Master; Intramural Softball. LEROY IVAN DIMMICK, B.S.Ae.E.; Rocehster, N. Y.; I.A.S., Vice-Chairman; Sophomore Class, Vice-President- Flying Club Vice-President- Open House; President ' s List (7). ELWOOD WALLACE DUNN, B.S.E.E.- Harrisbura III.- Junior Class Presi- dent; A.I.E.E.; Student Council (I); Honor Roll (I); Open House. EDGAR STAYTON ENGLISH. B.S.C.E.; Greenwood. Del.; Pyramid Club; So- ciety of Automotive Enaineers; Sigma Phi Delta; Freshman Class, Secretary; Junior Class, President; Student Council, Vice-President (I}- Student Council President (2); President ' s List (I). PETER R. FATIANOW, 8.S.M.E.; Buenos Aires. Argentina; S.A.E.; Junior Class, Vice-President; Sig.na Phi Delta; Flying Club, Treasurer; Kekionoa Variety Club, German Club (Instructor)- Orchestra; Year Book Staff- President ' s List (7). CARMELO FERRARIO, B.S.E.E.; Beaver Falls. Pa.; Senior Class, Vice-Presider.t; Sigma Phi Delta; Kekiongan Variety Club, Vice-President; Year Book Staff! Assistant Advertising Manager and Assistant Editor; Technician Staff, Boxing Team; President ' s List (3); Open House; Christmas Convocation (Santa Claus). EMANUEL FLAGELLA, B.S.M.E.- Dunkirk, N. Y.; Sigma Phi Delta Chaplain (2) Bowling (3), Treasurer (I); Honor Roll (3). JOHN FODY, B.S.Ch.E.; Glen Meyer, Ontario, Canada; Student Affiliate, American Chemical Society; President ' s List (5). JAMES A. FOERSTER, B.S.E E.; Louisville, Ky.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Flying Club; German Club; Student Council; Business Manager Year Book and Assistant Editor; Baseball; Kekiongan Key Award; Kekiongan Star Award; Merit Awards, Open House. IRVING M. FOGEL, B.S.C.E.; Rockaway Park, N. Y.; Pyramid Club; S.A.E., President. Vice-President, Secretary, Reporter; Flying Club, Secretary and Reporter; Student Council; Year Book; President ' s List (3); Open House; Stu- dent Council Appreciation Award Banquet. THOMAS L. GAM3LE, B.S.E.E.; Wabash, Indiana; A.I.E.E.- S.A.E. Treasurer- President ' s List (3). RAYMOND A. GASSER. B.S.R.E.- Youngstov. Staff Honor Roll (I). Ohi. S.A.R.E.; Technician HERSCHEL McKINLEY GILES B.S.Ae.E. JOSEPH ANTHONY GRONDA B.S.Ae.E. JOSEPH WILLIAM GROGAN B.S.C.E. DELMAR D. HAINES B.S.C.E. EDWARD L. GOJZEWSKY B.S.M.E. GEORGE S. GREENEBERG B.S.Ae.E. LAWRENCE GRUNER B.S.E.E. LLOYD EVANS HALL B.S.M.E. ROY GIBSON, B.S.C.E.; Wayland, Ky.; Pyramid Club, Kappa Sigma Phi- Softball; President ' s List (2); Student Instructor (3). ROBERT W. GIESEY, B.S.C.E.; Greensburg, Pa.; Intramural Basketball- Dean ' . List (I). 28 WU CHEN B.S.R.E. IRA CARLTON CRANDALL B.S.R.E. LAVERN H. DIPPOLD B.S.M.E. LEROY IVAN DIMMICK B.S.Ae.E. LWOOD WALLACE DUNN B.S.E.E. EDGAR STAYTON ENGLISH B.S.C.E. PETER R. FATIANOW B.S.M.E. CARMELO FERRARIO B.S.E.E. EMANUEL FLAGELLA B.S.M.E. JOHN FODY B.S.Ch.E. JAMES A. FOERSTER B.S.E.E. IRVING M. FOGEL B.S.C.E. THOMAS L. GAMBLE B.S.E.E. RAYMOND A. GASSER B.S.R.E. ROY GIBSON B.S.C.E. ROBERT W. GIESEY B.S.C.E. GRADUATES 29 ALVARO HERRERA B.S.E.E. WILLIAM W. WHITACRE B.S.C.E. TAKA KUTSUMA B.S.E.E. JEAN LEBRAT B.S.E.E. WILLIAM C. HOEGLER B.S.M.E. CARL KAICHI KANESHIRO B.S.M.E. DAVID E. KESSLER B.S.C.E. IGNACE J. LEVICKAS B.S.E.E. ROBERT G. IRWIN B.S.Ch.E. VINCENT A KAPOCIUS B.S.M.E. PAUL T. KOSMATKA B.S.Ae.E. RUDOLPH G. LOHRBACH B.S.E.E. ALBERT G. IWEN B.S.Ch.E. DONALD J. KASSNER B.S.M.E. ELWOOD L. KROUT B.S.Ae.E. JACK McCURLEY B.S.Ae.E. GRADUATES 30 fred d. McLaughlin B.S.M.E. EDMUND J. McMAHON B.S.C.E. HUGO MACHICAO B.S.C.E. RICHARD MAGILL B.S.M.E. HAGOP A. MELKONIAN B.S.R.E. LOREN W. MEYER B.S.M.E. JACK MITCHELL B.S.M.E. BATUEL EIZONDO MORALES B.S.C.E. ALVARO HERRERA, B.S.E.E.; Cali. Colombia. WILLIAM C. HOEGLER, B.S.M.E.; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon; Inter Fra. Council; Assistant House Manager and House Manager; Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball; President ' s List. ROBERT G. IRWIN, B.S.C.E.; Muncie, Ind.; A.C.S.; Student Council; Presi- dent ' s List (I). ALBERT G. IWEN, B.S.Ch.E.; Merrill, Wis.; A.C.S., Treasurer, Vice-President; Camera Club; Student Council; President ' s List (2). WILLIAM W. WHITACRE, B.S.C.E.; South Edmeston, N. Y.; Pyramid Club (4), Vice-President (I); Student Council (I); President ' s List (4); Honor Roll (I); Student Instructor (2). CARL KAICHI KANESHIRE, B.S.M.E.; Waipahu, Oahu, Hawaii; A.S.M.E.; S.A.E.; Hawaii Club; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Softball, Bowling, and Basketball. VINCENT A. KAPOCIUS, B.S.M.E.; Chicago, III.; A.S.M.E., Secretary, Treas- urer, Vice-Chairman and Chairman; S.A.E., Chairman; Intramural Bowling Club; Student Council; President ' s List (I). DONALD J. KASSNER, B.S.M.E.; Kewaunee, Wis.; Mechanical Club; Sigma Phi Delta, Secretary; Technician Staff; Honor Roll (3). TAKA KASUMA, B.S.E.E.; Denver, Colorado; A.I.E.E.; KEK, Treasurer and Recording Secretary. DAVID E. KESSLER, B.S.C.E.; Janesville, Wis.; Pyramid Club; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, President, Vice-President, Board of Directors, Recording Secretary; Basketball; Swimming and Gymnastic Teams; Honor Roll (I). PAUL T. KOSMATKA, B.S.Ae.E.; Milwaukee, Wis.; I.A.S.; A.G.U., Recording Secretary; Bowling- Student Council. ELWOOD L. KROUT, B.S.Ae.E.; Harrisburg, Pa.; I.A.S., Secretary; Kappa Sigma Phi, Treasurer, President; Student Council (3), Varsity Golf (3); Presi- dent ' s List (7); Softball; Bowling Club. JEAN LEBRAT, B.S.E.E.; Loire, France; A.I.E.E.; S.A.R.E.; Soccer Club. Coach and Captain; Rifle Club. IGNACE J. LEVICKAS, B.S.E.E.; Scottsville, Mich.; A.I.E.E., Treasurer, Secre- tary; Bowling; Student Council; Yearbook Staff; lota Tau Kappa; Coolidge Award in Physics. RUDOLPH G. LOHRBACH, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.I.E.E.; President ' s List (3). JACK McCURLEY, B.S.Ae.E.; Houston, Texas; I.A.S.; Camera Club; Flying Club; President ' s List (2). FRED D. McLAUGHLIN, B.S.M.E.; Utica, Pa.; Mechanical Club; S.A.E.; Dean ' s List; President ' s List; Student Instructor. EDMUND J. McMAHON, B.S.C.E.; Mascatine, Iowa; Pyramid Club; Intra- mural Swimming Team, Captain; Bowling Team; Sigma Phi Delta, Treasurer and Reporter; Student Council; Technical Staff; Male Chorus; President o( Bowling; Rifle Team; Manager of Intramural Basketball Team; President ' s List ( I ) ; Society of American Military Engineers. HUGO MACHICAO, B.S.C.E.; Springfield, Mo.; Lambda Chi Alpha. RICHARD MAGILL, B.S.M.E.; East Liverpool, Ohio; S.A.E.; Kappa Sigma Phi, Secretary, Vice-President. HAGOP A. MELKONIAN, B.S.R.E.; Aleppo, Syria; A.I.E.E.; Glee Club; Presi- dent ' s List (8); Nation United Club, President. LOREN W. MEYER, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Kappa Sigma Phi, Treasurer. JACK MITCHELL, B.S.M.E.: Letts, Iowa; Mechanical Club; Kappa Sigma Kappa; Inter Frat. Council, Secretary and Treasurer; Varsity Basketball. BATUEL EIZONDO MORALES, B.S.C.E.; Tampico, Tamaulipas-Mexico; Phi lota Alpha; Inter Frat. Council; Honor Roll (2). 31 JOE A. SHOEMAKER. B.S.R.E .; Warsaw, kdiana; S.A.R.E. HARVEY J. SHOPSKY, B.S.M.E.; Pleasant Unity, Pa. : Kappa Sigma Phi, Presi- dent, Secretary; Honor Roll (4). ENG SHUN, B.S.M.E.; New York, N. Y.; Kekionga Variety Club, Secretary and Treasurer, Alpha Gamma Upsilon- Orchestra; President ' s L ist; Honor Roll (3). ALFREDO SINIBALDI, B.S.C.E.; Guatemala. GEORGE H. SHYROCK, B.S.R.E.; Willow Springs, Mo.; S.A.R.E.; Kekionga Amateur Radio Club, President; Student Council; Technician Staff; Glee Club. RICHARD MILES SPOONER, B.S.M.E.; Orange. Mass.; A.S.M.E.; S.A.E.; Al- pha Gamma Upslon, Vice-President. Secretary, Board of Directors, Delegate to the National Supreme Council; Student Council (4); Senior Class President; Intramural Basketball; Softball; Caswell Engineering Drawing Award; Presi- dent ' s List (3); Instructor, Drawing I (2) Geometry (3); Open House. WILLIAM E. STORER, B.S.C.E ; Cla-emont, N. H.; Pyramid Club, President; S.A.E., Secretary; Freshman Class, President; Sophomore Class, President; lota Tau Kappa (2); President ' s List (9). LEO J. SUBER, JR., B.S.M.E.; Deshler. Ohio; President ' s List (3). HUSHANG M. T. MOSTOUFI, B.S.M.E.; Teheran, Iran; A.S.M.E. THOMAS E. CORMIER, E.S.Ch.E.; Somervilie, Mass.; A.C.S., President and Treasurer; Glee Club (2); Student Council (2); Intramural Swimming (3); Baseball (I); Bowling Club; Honor Roll (6). EDWARD J. T. NACEY, B.S.C.E.; Amery. Wis.; Pyramid Club- President ' s List (2). LARRY B. NOFZIGER, B.S.E.E.; Wauseon, Ohio; Alpha Gamma Upsilon. So- cial Chairman, I FC Representative; Year Book Staff Glee Club- Intramural Basketball; President ' s List (2 or 3). HARVEY L. OLMSTEAD, B.S.M.E.; B.S.Ae.E.; Limestone, Me.; I.A.S., Chair- man; Flying Club. Instructor; Kappa Sigma Phi; Student Council President Secretary; Ho-.or Roll (3). EDWARD PASKO. B.S.E.E.; Lorain. Ohio- Honor Roll (3) JAMES L. PAULEY. B.S.R.E.; Colville. Wash.; Kappa Sigma Phi, Pledge- master. WALTER A. PETERSON. B.S.M.E.; Portsmouth. Va.; A.S.M.E.; Sigma Phi Delta. President, Business Manager; Softball; Male Chorus; Secretary of Sen- ior Class. THOMAS E. PHILLIPS, B.S.R.E.; B.S.E.E.; Plainfield. Ind.; S.A.R.E.; Year Book Staff; Open House. LOUIS F. RICHARDS, B.S.M.E.; Springfield, Mass.; Mechanical Club; S.A.E. Secretary; Sigma Phi Delta. EDGAR LEONARDO ALARCON, B.S.C.E.; Rubio, Tachira, Venezuela; Phi lota Alpha. President; Varsity Soccer Team. ROBERT E. ROGERS, B.S.M.E.; Wellsboro, Pal.; A.S.M.E. HAROLD STANLEY ROMANOWSKI, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana- Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council, Vice-President; Honor Roll (4). ROBERT E. ROSS, B.S.M.E., B.S.E.E.; Mt. Vernon, N. Y. : A.S.M.E., Vice- Chairman Alpha Gamma Upsilon, President, Vice-President, ' Treasurer ' House Manager; Student Council (2); lota Tau Kappa. President- President ' s List (10); Student Instructor. JOE A. SHOEMAKER B.S.R.E. ENG SHUN B.S.M.E. GEORGE H. SHYROCK B.S.R.E. WILLIAM E. STORER B.S.C.E. HARVEY J. SHOPSKY B.S.M.E. ALFREDO SINIBALDI B.S.C.E. RICHARD MILES SPOONER B.S.M.E. LEO J. SUBER, JR. B.S.M.E. RUSSELL C. SWEENEY, B.S.M.E.; Annapolis, Md.; S.A.E. JACK DALE SHIELDS. B.S.R.E.; Flint, Mich.; Honor Roll (4). 32 IUSHANG M. T. MOSTOUFI B.S.M.E. HARVEY L. OLMSTEAD B.S.M.E. THOMAS E. PHILLIPS B.S.R.E., B.S.E.E. HAROLD S. ROMANOWSKI B.S.M.E. THOMAS E. CORMIER B.S.Ch.E. EDWARD PASKO B.S.E.E. LOUIS F. RICHARDS B.S.M.E. ROBERT E. ROSS B.S.M.E. EDWARD J. T. NACEY B.S.C.E. JAMES L. PAULEY B.S.R.E. EDGAR LEONARDO ALARCON B.S.C.E. RUSSELL C. SWEENEY B.S.M.E. LARRY B. NOFZIGER B.S.E.E. WALTER A. PETERSON B.S.M.E. ROBERT E. ROGERS B.S.M.E. JACK DALE SHIELDS B.S.R.E. GRADUATES DAVID TCHERASSI B.S.C.E. ARNOLD D. VALENCIA B.S.E.E. GABRIEL S. THOMAS B.S.Ch.E. CIRO VIVAS B.S.E.E. LEROY TRAYLOR B.S.E.E. STEPHEN M. WARNEK B.S.C.E. PHILIP TRYON B.S.C.E. MASCO WATANABE B.S.C.E. DAVID TCHERASSI, B.S.C.E.; Barranquilla, Colombia; Pyramid Club; Soccer and Ping-pong. GABRIEL S. THOMAS, B.S.Ch.E.; Horns, Syria; A.C.S., President; Student Council. LEROY TRAYLOR, B.S.E.E.; Richwood. Ohio; Indiana Tech. Electrical Association. PHILIP TRYON, B.S.C.E.; Texline, Texas; Pyramid Club; President ' s List (I). ARNOLD D. VALENCIA, B.S.E.E.; B.S.R.E.; Azusa, California; S.A.R.E.; S.A.E., Secretary, Vice-President; Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council; Reporter, Advertising Manager, Make-up Editor Technician; Advertising Manager Yearbook; Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook; President ' s List (2); Open House; Program Chairman of Christmas Convocation. CIRO VIVAS, B.S.E.E.; Cali, Colombia; A.I.E.E.; Indiana Engineering Council. STEPHEN M. WARNEK, B.S.C.E.; New York, New York; Pyramid Club; Kappa Sigma Phi, Corresponding Secretary; Bowling; Rifle Team; Baseball. MASAO WATANABE, B.S.C.E.; Makaweli. Kauai, Hawaii; Pyramid Club; Hawaii Club; Vice President (2); Intramural Basketball, Swimming, Intra Frat. Softball; President ' s List (5) ; Honor Roll ( I ). GRADUATES 34 Jwcd cuKdPj xt those nawc otrtd % 4at4 t t A rtje,? Jafajfett DEPARTMENTS 38 MR. RICHARD D. DERMER MR. EUGENE MONTOYA, JR. MR. JOHN WHITNEY Left to Right: Mr. Richard D. Dermer, Mr. John Whitney, Mr. Eugene Mon- toya, Jr.. Mrs. George Adams. The Research-Development-Testing Laborato- ries of Indiana Technical College have been in operation for about 3 ' 2 years. However, it was not until September of 1953 that a separate of- fice was established. Dr. A. T. Keene is Director of Research, Mr. Eugene Montoya is the Administrative Engineer in charge of the Research Department, and Mr. Richard D. Dermer is the chief consultant. Mr. John Whitney is the Head Development Engineer and Mr. Robetrt Morris is a Development Engi- neer in Mechanics. In addition to the above per- sonnel, the Department Heads of the College act as Consultants. Twenty members of the faculty devote part-time to research and development projects and a total of twenty-five students have been employed by the department as of July 1954. The RD T Department has completed a total of 80 projects for twenty-one different industries. RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT TESTING LABORATORIES Mr. Paul Leightner working at Automatic Dielectric Break- down Test Set Engineer Robert Morris on a machine design project BENJAMIN L. DOW Assistant Chairman, Department of Aeronau- tical Engineering, B.S.Ae.E., Virginia Polytech- nic Institute; Graduate Student, Johns Hopkins University; Jet Propulsion Research, Glenn L. Martin Co. Graduate Study, University of Michigan. BENNETT L. KEMP Aeronautical Engineering, and in Charge of Wind Tunnel, B.S.Ae.E., Indiana Technical Col- lege. WALDO E. ALBERT, JR. Aeronautical Engineering and Applied Me- chanics, Olivet College; B.S.Ae.E, Indiana Technical College; Engineer, Curtiss Wright Corporation. The field of Ae r onautical Engineering is grow- ing at an ever increasing rate. Daily new fields are opened and old fields broadened. The training here at Tech enables its graduates to fit into every aspect of the field, from research to testing, from drafting to production. The Tech graduate may major in structures, or aerodynamics, or propulsions. Certainly any Tech man is well qualied to enter the phase of Aeronautical Engineering of his choice. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Chemical Engineering, while among the young- est of engineering fields, has rapidly risen to the point where it shares, equai, if not greater impor- tance with the other branches in the economy of the world. For if the chemical engineer should cease to be, all further progress in industries such as petroleum, metal extraction, magnesium , alum- inum, titanium and many other diverse processes would no longer continue, if indeed, they would even maintain their present state of refinement. As a result it becomes apparent that the chem- ical engineer is more than an engineer, for he must evince great proficiency in chemistry and the sci- ences in general if he is to successfully cope with the problems that confront him. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DAVID DICKINSON Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineer- ing; A.B., M.S., Kansas State Teachers College; Fh.D., Chemical Engineering, Iowa State Col- lege. JOSEPH W. CRANMER Chemistry, B.S.Ch.E., Indiana Technical Col- lege; Undergraduate Work, Wheaton College. WALTER JEZOWSKI Chemical Engineering; B.S.Ch.E., Indiana Technical College. ROBERT C. RUHL Dean, Chairman, Department of Civil Engi- neering; Chairman Academic Committee; B.S.C.E., M.S.C.E., Purdue University. WILLARD H. STEVENSON Civil Engineering; B.S.C.E., Purdue University; Graduate School, University of Illinois; for- merly Design Engineer, American Steel Dredge, Consulting Engineer. 1 4 1 - J - HTM 1 «fel ■ w % cF $1 c 11 - 1 l La .. i 1 ■ I M J Bfe. 1 ' H- 3- 1! ■; ifi k ai rr- ■ The Civil Engineer had developed new meth- ods and ideas to meet the demands of our pres- ent age. The developments in the various branches of engineering has created new problems in the design and construction of buildings, highways, airports, and other structures. Even though the oldest of the fields of engineering, it continues to grow and develop and provide opportunities for men of vision. CIVIL ENGINEERING 44 The increasing utilization of electric power in this country makes immense demands on the pro- fessional Electrical Engineer. To analyze and solve Electrical Engineering problems, the Electrical En- gineer must have broad knowledge in the mechan- ical, electrical and economic aspects of his field. His skill and creative ability transforms theoreti- cal knowledge into practical service to make a more modern tomorrow. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING RICHARD DERMER Chairman, Department of Electrical Engineer- ing; B.S.E.E., Indiana Technical College. EUGENE MONTOYA, JR. Electrical Engineering; B.S.E.E., Indiana Tech- nical College, Graduate Studies; Illinois Insti- tute of Technology and Purdue University. MAURICE SIMMONS Electrical Engineering; B.S.E.E., B.S.R.E., In- diana Technical College. IVAN PLANCK Departments of Mechanical and Aeronan+ ' r l Engineering; B.Ch., B.Sc. in Ed., M.Sc, Ph.D., Ohio State University. HOWARD A. MACKLIN Mechanical Engineering; A.B., Huntington Col- lege; M.A., Ball State Teachers College; B.S. M.E., Indiana Technical College. JOSEPH DOSS Mechanical Engineering; B.S.M.E., Indiana Technical College. The Mechanical Engineer must be familiar with broad principles of Mechanical Engineering. He is a scientist, a mathematician, a draftsman, a de- signer, an originator, as well as an efficiency ex- pert. The field of Mechanical Engineering is so broad that no man can be an authority on all its branches. For this reason, practicing Mechanical Engineers tend to become specialists in chosen branches. EC HANI C A L ENGINEERING The Radio Engineer is the mastermind in the field of Electronics, and to his inventive genius is attributed outstanding developments in such realms as color television, guided missiles, atomic energy, radar, and in all areas of Radio Communi- cations. The Radio Engineering Department sup- plies the necessary background for its graduates to take their places easily and quickly in these ex- acting, important and demanding fields of mod- ern Electronics. RADIO ENGINEERING RALPH S. CARSON Chairman Department of Radio Engineering; B.S.E.E.. B.S.R.E., M.S.E.E., Major in Com- munications, Univeristy of Michigan. ARTHUR B. PRICE Radio Engineering; B.S.E.E., B.S.R.E., Indiana Technical College. HAROLD E. BAGSOTT Electrical and Radio Engineering; B.S.R.E., B.S.E.E., Indiana Technical College. Top Row, Left to Right: CLYDE L. MELTON, Associate Dean in Charge of Gen- eral Subjects. B.S. McKendree College; B.S.R.E., Indiana Technical College; graduate study, University of Illinois and Yale University; formerly Instructor of Radio at Yale University. RALPH W. YOUNG, Chairman Mathematics Program. A.B., Ball State Teachers College; M.S., Indiana Univer- sity; M.A., Lehigh University; Ph.D., University of Florida. JOHN EDWARD JUNDT, Mathematics. B.S.E.E., Indiana Technical College; undergraduate work, Wheaton College. CHARLES R. CARR, Mathematics. A.B., Science and Mathematics, Miami University; advanced study, Math- ematics, Yale University; M.A., Mathematics, University of Michigan; formerly Instructor, University of Michigan. Second Row: MARY E. WEIMER, English. A.B., Wittenberg College; M.A., University of Pittsburgh; formerly instructor, Penn- sylvania State College. SARA R. STIRLING, English. A.B., Ball State Teachers College; M.S., Indiana University. MRS. ELIZABETH SNOW WOLF, Mathematics. B.S., in Ed., University of Virginia; M.A. in Mathematics, Univer- sity of North Carolina; graduate studies in Physics, Uni- versity of South Carolina; formerly instructor of mathemat- ics, University of North Carolina and University of South Carolina. AUDREY L. RASMUSSEN, English. B.A., M.A., University of Buffalo; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin; formerly in- structor at the University of Buffalo. FRED H. CRONINGER, Mathematics. B.S., Heidelberg College; M.A., Columbia University. EARL D. MAYER, English. B.A., B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ohio State University. GENERAL SUBJECTS 48 First Row, Left to Right: GARVER C. WRIGHT, Mathematics and Chemistry. B.S.. Mathematics and Chemistry, Bali State Teachers College. ROBERT M. RIPPEY, Mathematics and Science. M.A., Uni versity of Chicago; graduate studies at M.E.T. JOHN WHITNEY, Electronics. B.S.R.E., Indiana Technical College; Engineer, Indiana Technical College Research and Development Laboratories. JAMES F. DUMAS, Engineering Law. LL.B., Indiana Lav School; Attorney-at-Law. NICHOLAS B. CORBA, Engineering Drawing and Ma- chine Shop. B.S. in Ed., California State Teachers College; Ed.M., University of Pittsburgh. Second Row: ROBERT MARSHALL, General Engineering Subjects. Uni- versity of Denver; B.S.Ae.E., Indiana Technical College. A. WAYNE SHEPHERDSON, Mathematics and Physics. B.S., Huntington College; M.S. (Math.), Michigan State College. LEONARD R. ETTER, Science and Mathematics. B.S.Ch.E., Indiana Technical College; M.A. (Physics), Indiana Uni- versity. EDWIN J. GRAHAM, Industrial Management, Industrial Consultant. Formerly staff Assistant to the Manager, Gen- eral Electric Company, Fort Wayne Branch. GEZA S. GEDEON, General Engineering Subjecis. M.E., Doctor of Aeronautical Science, Technical University, Buda- pest; awarded Jeremiah Smith Scholarship; formerly lec- turer in School of Advanced Engineering Studies, Tech- nical University, Budapest; Aircraft Design Engineer, Bre- guet Aircraft Corporation, Paris, France. 49 (without out I sit witless filling out is space ACTIVITIES Human Relations in engineering, as in any other profession, is a major factor. Participation in school activities is essen- tial to build the well-rounded engi- neer who will have high potential in his field. A. I. E. E. The Electrical Association, which consists of students of the Electrical and Radio De- partments, is affiliated with the Fort Wayne section of the American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers. Members may attend both section and association meetings. Profes- sional 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: Jean Lebrat, Jose Mail, R. A. Cunningham, W. W Sakakura, T. Kutsoma, Mr. Rippy Moderator Second Row: V G Vaden J. M. Fallon, A. M. Thahabeyah, M. Chaitoff, D. Tate, E. W. Dunn. Third Row: L. M. Bull, R B. ' Stockton, S. Levine D. J. Mokren I. J. Levickas, W. G. Densford, H. E. Lee, E. J. Hatfield. 54 A. S. E. The Mechanical Club, an organization representing the Mechanical Engineering De- partment, was organized at Indiana Technical College in January 1937. An affiliate of the Fort Wayne Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the ob- jectives of the Club are to promote interest in the field of Mechanical Engineering and promote fellowship among the students of the department. Seated, Left to Right: Durward Bradley, Theodore Kish, Dr. I. A. Planck, Norman Connell, T. Vlattas. Standing, First Row: Jaczues Pierro- Louis, Vernis Meyer, Robert Bucher, VTncent Kapocius, Borhan Hawasly, George F. Khoury, Nasuh Khatib, Neal McCollom. Second Row: Ted Denning, Robert E. DeNure, Frank Whittington, Zephirin Caouette, Harvey L. Olmstead, George G. Murray. 55 I. A. S. It was an eventful year for the Student Branch of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences at Tech. To help promote professional consciousness and fellowship, as well as enlighten the members of the work being accomplished in the field, numerous field trips were made. The trips included Allision Motors, Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, Wright-Patterson Field, and Hartzel Propellers. The social activities for the year was a picnic to Pokagan Park during the summer and the annual banquet which was held dur- ing the winter term. Seated on Table, Left to Right: Leroy Dimmick, Howard Hall, John B. Wright, Forest R. Straub, Mr. B. L. Dow. First Row: Roger H. Kauff- man. Peter A. Radosti, Terry Welty, Elwood L. Krout, George Greeneberg, Jacob Askenazi, Bob Davis. Second Row: Walter W. Blake, Orby Putman, Joe A. Manning, Harvey L. Olmstead, Harold V. Coffman, Igor Jaremenko, Donald Poucher. Third Row: Edward Conn, Jr.! J. McCurley, Joseph F. lacovo, Harold Swallow, Kenneth Dale Poore. 56 A . u . o . The ACS students affiliates of Indiana Technical College is a chapter of the Na- tional Organization known as the American Chemical Society which is the worlds largest organization devoted to a single science. The purpose of this club is to create and stim- ulate interest among students of chemistry and chemical engineering and to help them academically and socially to become better qualified candidates for their future posi- tions. Affiliation with this club prepares the student to enter one of the most challenging and interesting fields, one that in growth potential is now the premier of industry of the century — one that accounts for one-fifth of the total national product — one that offers many opportunities to well qualified men. First Row: S. N. Hanna, S. Thomas, R. J. Araish L. H. Guzman, E. K. Tan. Second Row: Dr. D. D. Dickerson, Mr. J. W. Cranmer. A G Karageorgiou A ' Iwen R. G. ' Irwin, A. Petrovas. Third Row: J. A. Paton, H. J. Berg, J. M. Clontz, J. Fody, R. E. Calcagno, E. Mellado, M. E. Butler. 57 PYRAMID CLUB Dating back to 1941, the Pyramid Club has had the distinction of being one of the outstanding or- ganizations of Indiana Technical College. The encouraging feature, the goal of every Civil Department member, is to stimulate interest and study to all variations of the field. Known to be the oldest of all Engineering branches, Civil Engineering, continues onward with the advancement and progress of the world. The club members thus keep in constant touch with progress attained in the field, and bind themselves together as a link to the future triumphs of a Civil Engineer. The sponsorship of Mr. Ruh! and Mr. Stevenson, are capably guiding the success of the club. Those who served as the past year ' s officers were: Mr. Lockett and Mr. Storer, Presidents; Mr. Poslinski and Mr. Whitacre, Vice-President; Mr. Nunamaker and Mr. Turc, Secretaries; and Mr. Nash and Mr. Nuna- maker, Treasurers. Kneeling: Delmar Haines, J. B. Turo, Josef Poslinski, Nash Kayat, Frank Bettens, J. 3. Gunraj, David Wilson, Roy Gibson. First Row, Stand- ing: Woodrow Brock, Irving M. Fogel, Wm. Storer, C. L. Babu, G. B. Nenson, J. F. Matthews, Joe Grogan, Philip Tryon. Second Row: Marlyn p . Stone, Ronald C. Burton, Solomon Kramer, Donel Fisk, Guy Belanger. Third Row: Albert J. Roy, Glenn A. Brackney, Edgar Eng- lish, William Whitacre. Fourth Row: Thomas Clark, James Hamby. Top Man: Mr. WHIard H. Stevenson. 58 S. A. R. E The Student Association of Radio Engineers had a very active year in which many new developments In the field of radio and electronics were explored. The highlight of the fall term of ' 53 was the National Electronics Conference which was held in Chicago. The S.A.R.E. attended this event in the form of a field trip. The very latest equipment in the industry was on display, and many ad- vances were noted in all fields. Motorola had the showing of their color television sets and needless to say drew the lar- gest crowd at the conference. During the winter term, transistors took the spotlight as the S.A.R.E. started a series of lectures on the subject. The first of these was presented by Mr. Joseph Cranmer, Instructor in Chemistry at Indiana Tech. Mr. Cranmer approached the transistor from the chemical make-up and structure. Also during the winter term, the S.A.R.E. Review made its appearance. To appear quarterly, the Review carries a sum- mary of term events, fu+ure events and interesting information for members of the S.A.R.E. as well as members of the Radio Department. One of the major events of the spring term was a trip into space as Mr. Madis,on Cawein, local electronics engineer, presented his lecture on Inter-planetary Space Travel on April 15th. Requirements for the transmission of radio mes- sages in space as well as plans for the first Inter-planetary television network were oresented. 59 S. A. E. The student branch of S. A. E. is an organization consisting of engineering students interested in some phase of the automotive industry. Students in all branches of engi- neering are eligible for membership in this student society. The objective of the S.A.E. is to familiarize the student members with the different engineering phases.of the auto- motive industry. Seated at Table: Ahto Vaga, Mr. Joseph Cors, Irving M. Fcgel, Arnoldo Valencia, William Storer. First Row: Carl O. Ferrario, Carl Kane- shiro, Dick Magill, Manuel Stephanidis. Roger Kauffman, Peter R. Fatianow. Second Row: Frank Whittington. Edgar English, Vincent Kapo- cius, Gerald Bremmer, Tom Gamble, William Whiteacrc. 60 K. A. R. C. The purpose of the Kekionga Amateur Radio Club is to promote amateur radio ac- tivity among the students of ITC showing interest in the practical application of amateur radio communications, and to group these students together. K.A.R.C. is made up of members who are licensed by the federal government to operate amateur transmitters. The club station W9BHR consists of a one kilowatt transmitter and a Hammerlund receiver. The station operates on the 80, 40, 20, and 10 meter amateur bands with either radio-telegraphy or radio-telephone. The transmitter was completely overhauled by the members the past year and is now operating very effectively. First Row: Mr. R. S. Carson, W. J. Schrader, G. H. Shyrock, Mr. Rippey, R. Vitt, L. I, Parker. Second Row: R. Rockhill, D. A. Rayburn, E. H. Lockhart. T. E. Helderman, R. A. Simon, W. E. Berndt, J. D. Young. Not Shown: Glen McKinney. 61 First Row, Left to Right: Harold Swallow. Joe A. Manning, Gerald Bremmer, Treasurer; Howard P. Smith, Edgar English, President; Ted Denning, Secretary; Harold S. Romanowski, Vice-President; Norman Connell, Arnoldo Valencia. Second Row: Bla!ne Eddy, J. M. Dionne, William Whitacre, Richard M. Spooner, Ignace Levickas, Warren Campbell, Gerald Wilson, Vernon Sorenson, Donald Drung. Absent: Bill Myers, Elwood Krout, James Matthews. ( STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is selected by the entire student body and serves as the link between the students and the administration. The council spon- sors dances and other social activities for the students and works with the other organizations of the college. Organized in 1937 the Student Council consists of 16 members, two from each of the six departments and the four class presidents. 62 Seated, left to right: Miss Mary E. Weimer, Glenn Trefz, Mr. Robert Marshall, J. R. Turo. Standing, First Row: D. J. Meagher, Frank Buch- wald, William Calderon, Frank Trahan, Norman Connell, Ozro F. Redding. Second Row: Huss Sway. Talat Farouk. Arthur Stantler. James Spitler. These men, and the many others not pictured, derive much of their pleas- ure and relaxation from the thrill known as newspaper work. The purpose of the Technician is to provide for the engineering stu- dents, faculty and alumni a source of information, well rounded in coverage of college activities pertaining to the engineers ' interests: some of the iatest developments reported by the nation ' s research organizations, news of alumni, reports of Tech ' s own research program, student written articles of particular interest, and news picture stories. The first edition of The Technician was published in January 1932. It was then an eight by eleven mimeographed sheet. Since then The voice of the students, a monthly newspaper, has grown with the school. The staff, comprised of students interested in journalism, has also increased proportionately. T H E TECHNICIAN 63 Seated: Arnoldo Valencia, Carmelo Ferrario, Mr. Eugene Montoya. Standing: Larry Nofiiger, J. Spitler, Gerald Bremmer, J. B. Turo, D. W. Bender. THE KEKIONGAN This is it! This is what you ' ve waited for . . . and what we ' ve wondered at times whether you would get. At last, after months of scheduling photographs, draw- ing layouts, writing copy, proofreading, and a thousand and one other details in- volved in producing a yearbook, you have this one hundred and fifteen page volume of slick paper, photographs, and printed type in your hands. We have attempted to include in this publication what you would like look at — now for your enjoyment and later for memories. We have attempted to present ARNOLDO VALENCIA OFFICERS FOR 1954 . . Editor J. SPITLER Assistant Makeup CARMELO FARRARIO Associate Editor GERALD BREMMER Write-ups MR. EUGENE MONTOYA Faculty Advisor J. B. TURO Sports Editor LARRY NOFZIGER Layout Editor D. W. BENDER Photographer 64 Seated: Miss Lee Ann Neidhardt, Bill Mathews, James A. Foerster. Standing: Pete Fatianow, Irving M. Fogei, Joe Gronda, Tom Phillips. Harold Mauk, Neal McCollom. it in such a way that you will be able to leaf through its pages years from now and have a complete picture, both in photo- graphs and words of the days which you spent at Indiana Technical College in 1 954. The style is different, the presentation is different, the color of the printing is dif- ferent, and the cover is different from previous yearbooks you have seen. We have tried new ideas, some may be good, some may be bad; however, if through looking at its photographs and reading its copy, you have been entertained, then we will have achieved our principal goal. OFFICERS FOR 1954 Secretary IRVING M. FOGEL Publicity Manager JOE GRONDA Sales Manager TOM PHILLIPS Assistant Make-up HAROLD MAUK Assistant Make-up PETE FATIANOW Assistant Make-up NEAL McCOLLOM Assistant Write-up MISS LEE ANN NEIDHARDT BILL MATTHEWS Advertising Editor JAMES A. FOERSTER Assistant Editor 65 Left to Right: Mr. Joseph Dors, Ignace Levickas. Adelbert Gillen, Abraham Anouchi, Robert Ross, Mr. R. C. Ruhl, Zephirin Caouette, Edward Hatfield, Jr. Recognizing the need of a means of rewarding outstanding scholastic achievements, Indiana Technical College in September of 1942 inaugu- rated an honorary scholastic fraternity symbolizing Industry, Truth, and Knowledge by the Greek letters lota Tau Kappa. Dr. Merl Renz, the original faculty moderator and the principal advocate of the fraternity, was succeeded in 1945 by Dean Robert C. Ruhl, who still acts in that capacity. At the present time ten faculty men and seven students comprise lota Tau Kappa. Since its existence only I 73 students have been enrolled, which makes the student membership seldom exceed 3 per cent of the student body. IOTA TAU KAPPA 66 First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Wayne Shepherdson, John R. Quigley. John G. Mullin, Kerns E. Rowe. J. Andy Chomo, H. A. Melkonian, Raymond S. Beight. Second Row: Larry Nofziger, John Hudock, Ralph Haberstoch, Roger Kammeyer, Ray Calcagno, Frank Trahan, Wm. Schrader, Kenneth Poore. Third Row: Glenn Trefz, Robert Kay, William McPherson, Gene Peotter, George Ralich, Richard Reynolds, Oiro ReddTng, Albert J. Roy, Allen C. Jackson. Only under the capable direction of Mr. R. S. Beiqhts could the voice of the Male Chorus blend so perfectly. Much of Mr. Beiqhts success is due to his wonder- ful personality which enables him to achieve the best work from his singers. The Male Chorus is composed of stu- dents who enjoy choral sinqinq. Organized in the winter term of 1946 and becominq an active organization in the fall of 1947 it has taken part in all the outstanding function at the colleqe and provides en- tertainment for various qroups in and around Fort Wayne. ALE CHORUS Seated at Table: Leroy Dimmick, Peter R. Fatianow, Harvey L. Olm stead, Harold V. Coffman, Henry E. Styne. First Row: Irving M. Fogel, Terry Welty, Joe A. Manning. Joseph F. lacovo, Harold Swallow, Donald Poucher, Gerald VV, Schmucker, Borhan Hawasly, James A. Foer- ster. Second Row: Jack McCurley. John B. Wright, Solomon Kramer, Igor Jaremenko, Donald C. Valkema, Patrick S. Burke, John M, Hudock. Donald M. Culp. Charles D. Kyler. The Indiana Technical College Flying Club had an active and successful year with an unusually large increase in membership. The officers of the club are Harold Coffman, President; Leroy Dimmick, Vice-President; Henry Styne, Secretary; Peter Fatianow, Treasurer, and Dr. Geza Gedeon, Faculty Advisor. In the fall of 1953 a Luscombe airplane was purchased by Harvey Olmstead and Harold Coff- man who are licensed instructors for the club. Among the club ' s achievements for the year was the adoption of a Flying Club Emblem. This was designed by Patrick Burke, who earned a half- hours instruction for his efforts. Composed of a group extremely interested in their activity, the Flying Club has appealed to the students desiring to learn to fly, and has de- veloped an efficient program for those interested in gaining a private license. FLYING CLUB 68 Seated left to right: Leonard Tonn, Vice President; James Craven. President; Mr. John Jundt. Eugene File, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing, First Row: Bob Lee, Wm. Schrader. Maurice Ingmire, Nasuh Khatib, Mr. E. Montoya. Second Row: Ralph Haberstock, Roy Calcagno. Ozro Redding, Richard Reynolds. Dan Brlodean, Joe Manning. Wayne Hogg. The Camera Club of Indiana Technical College offers membership to students in- terested in all phases of photography. Darkroom facilities are available, enabling members to process films and prints. In- dividual instructions in darkroom pro- cedure and in other photographic princi- ples are given by experienced club mem- bers. CAMERA CLUB ' Nice worlt if you can get it 69 Seated, Left to Right: Thomas Asato, Earl Ogawa, A. Price, Tom Kitano, G. Takehara, Standing, First Row: Satory Takeshita, H. Fujii, G. Nakasone, R, Hayoilin, C. S. Ida, Eishin Akamine, Carl Kaneshiro, E. Nakakura, H, Shimiza, Eustaquid Agbulos, Wm. Igawa, Juan Perez, F. Tanaka, W. Murakami. Organized during the winter term of I 950-5 I school year, the Hawaiian Club is composed of students from the Hawaiian Islands. Its primary pur- pose is mutual assistance during the course of the members ' undergraduate study. The club is very active in intramural competeition but the highlight of the organization ' s activities is the annual ITC open house project in which the club participates with a typical Hawaiian display of tropical flowers. HAWAIIAN CLUB 70 Kneeling: Ernest Tan, Arnold Cowan, Curtis Collins, Wra, Schrader. Standing: Frank Whittington, Albert Roy, Henry E. Wahl (Coach), Igor Jaremenko, Alfred Knoll. Indiana Technical College can boast of having one of the few collegiate fencing teams in the country. In intercollegiate fencing matches Indiana Tech ' s team is matched with the top teams of the Midwest. Team mem- bers receive competent instruction in the art of fencing with the foil, epee, and sabre. Membership in the club is offered to any interested student. FENCING CLUB 71 For the men of Alpha Gamma Upsilon, the first full- year in their new four-story fraternity house proved to be quite an eventful one. Probably the most significant event was the National Convention, sponsored by Beta chapter and held in the Van Orman Hotel, April 30, May I, and 2. Another important date was the Fall Banquet and Alumni Ball held this year at the Orchard Ridge Country Club. This event was very well attend- ed, with National officers present. During the year many projects were undertaken by this group. Among these were house improvements and minor alterations. An annex was com- pleted, making room for five more students. Alpha Gamma Upsilon participated in ushering at the Commencement exercises. Rides were provided for children to the Shrine Circus. A schedule was set up to provide guides for new students coming in and wishing to seethe college. Two interchapter basketball games were played, one with Delto chapter of Flint, Michigan, and the other with Lambda chapter of Tri-State Col- lege. The local chapter also participated in the Indiana Tech bowling and softball leagues. In April, the Alpha Alpha Pi auxiliary sorority was reorganized to con- duct the ladies ' affairs at the National Convention. The fraternity spirit is really catching on and with the move to the new campus will certainly continue to grow. That the A. G. U. men have this spirit is evidenced by the many projects, parties, banquets, and dances they have held during the past year. Any of them will tell you the differ- ence between a fraternity member and a fraternity man. a r y 72 ALPHA GAMMA UPSILON First Row: Dick Sutton, Blaine Eddy, Jerry Sardella, Mauri McGee, Alan Johnson, Carl Crandall, Jim Oxenford. Second Row: Joe lacovo, Ray Navin, Dick Crider, Bill Myers, Ed Adams, Mario Ecker, John Beckman. Third Row: Fred Torstrop, Ed Abbott, Bill Berndt, Jack Locklair, Joe Marks, Tom Vlattas, Dave Kessler. Fourth Row: Basil Vangeli, George Nenson, Paul Kosmatka, Bill Mathews, Bill Hoegler, Eng Shun, Sam Zuercher. Fifth Row: Dick Spooner, Dick Schlund, Jerry Edwards, Bob Ross, Dr. Ivan Planck. Not Pictured: Bob Sutton, Alfred Johnson, Soumi Ford, Nick Szabat, Dick Reynolds, Dick Erickson, Chuck Lyle, Ron Rice, Max Baumgardner, Jim Foerster, Ty Bilik, Harold Baggott, Ben Dow. 73 KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Top Row: Abrahamian, Auther, Butler, Catron, Blake, Clark Second Row: Gross, Gronda, Haines, Mr. Jezowski, Kauffman, Schmucker Third Row: Kenefick, Malecky, Mariani, Ouellet, Sellers, Denning Fourth Row: Small, Burke, Stuart, Tullo, Valkema, Kutsuma Last Row: Bagnasco, Elie, Choma, Kennedy, Trahan, Robling 74 TOM BROWN TAKEN INTO K1K Tom Brown, a man everyone at Te ch knows, at least by sight if not by name, is more than a simple janitor. Tom Brown is a simple name for a humble man; a man who works simply to get away from idleness, a man whom the men of Kappa Sigma Kappa thought fit and highly qualified to become an honorary member of the fraternity. On November 8, 1946, the Sigma Chapter of Kappa Sigma Kappa was founded at Indiana Technical College. Their circle of Brotherhood is closely knit together by ideas of trust, mutual confidence, and fraternal coopera- tion. The aims of this social fraternity is the contributions of its brothers toward higher achievements in scholarship and the joint participation in all extra-curricular activities. KIR 75 Gimmicks, John Yankanich, Bob Bass, Bob Murphy, Emin Holley, and Louis Lacona. Kappa Sigma Phi is a social fraternity of college men, and, since organ- ization of this type have been assuming increasing importance with each passing year, it has always been the desire of every Kappa Sigma Phi mem- ber to help his fraternal brother whenever he can, and to be of service to his community. The founding of the Kappa Sigma Phi Fraternity was a result of the ef- forts of a group of Fort Wayne college students who wanted to form their own social group to meet members of the various social organizations throughout Fort Wayne. The Fraternity was incorporated on November 27, 1946. The charter members and the offices which they held at that time are as follows: Jack Gren, President; Earl Hardy, Vice-President; Robert Baade, Secretary; Luther Colvin, Treasurer; Eldon Clevenger, Sergeant-at- Arms. Other members were: Richard Phillips, William Thurber, Foster Cross, and Paul Bandelier. Charles E. Dare of the International Business Col- lege is sponsor, and holds an honorary membership in Kappa Sigma Phi. Mr. Raymond Warden of the Indiana University Extension Center (Fort Wayne) gave valuable advice and assistance in the formulation and opera- tion of the Fraternity. In October, 1950, the Beta Chapter of Kappa Sigma Phi was officially recognized by Indiana Technical College. Every member of Kappa Sigma Phi is motivated by an ideal for continued growth, and a readiness to pro- mote good fellowship, sportsmanship and scholarship in his community, wherever it may be. M 76 KAPPA SIGMA PHI First Row: R. Magill, W. Pauley, R. Fulayter. Second Row: W. Hwosley, O. Kyler, L. Dranchak, H. Shopsky, G. Bednar Third Row: L. Meyer, A. Headsky, P. Hammond, K. Giles, R. Henry Fourth Row: D. Weaver, M. King, W. Jones, D. Drung, R. Marshall 77 PHI IOTA ALPHA First Row: Frank A. Carrancejie, Carlos Velasquez, Virgilio Centeno, Rafael C. Diaz, Conrado Fernandez, Batuel Morales. Second Row: Rafael A. Cunningham, Isaac Gilinski, Jr., David Munne, Pas- cual Negroni, Raul Murciano, Douglas Maffi-Dodds. Third Row: Rolando Rodriguez, Antonio Romero, Henry Scott, John Suri, Alberto Valdez, Osvaldo Eliseo Mariani. Fourth Row: German Rubio, Luis Guzman, Fernando McLean, Carlos Bor- bolla, Alfredo Sinibaldi, Fernando Garcia. 78 Reading left to right: Henry Scott, Batuel Morales, Luis Guzman, Osvaldo Eliseo Mariana. Reading left to right: Henry Scott, Batuel Morales, Luis Guzman, Osvaldo Eliseo Mariani, Virgilio Centenno, Rafael C. Diaz. Phi Iota Alpha is a national Fraternity representing Latin American stu- dents in the United States. It strives for a better union of all Latin American countries and for closer relations with the United States. In Indiana Tech- nical College it is an important source of help for the Latin American stu- dents in learning the U. S. customs. Fraternity advisors are Dr. Howard Smith and Mr. Edwin Graham. til 79 SIGMA PHI DELTA The Lambda Chapter of the Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity is an interna- tional organization of professional engineers and engineering students. The object of the Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity shall be to promote the ad- vancement of the Engineering Profession; to foster the advancement of Engineering Education; to instill a greater spirit of cooperation among En- gineering students and organizations; to inculcate in its members the hflGHEST ideals of Christian manhood, good citizenship, obedience to law, and brotherhood; and to encourage excellence in scholarship. m 80 SIGMA PHI DELTA Top Row: Joseph L. Perez, Melvin W. Garlotte, Jack G. Conway, John B. Wright, Harold E. Lee, Theodore Kish. Second Row: Harold S. Romanowski, Don J. Kassner, Edmund J. McMahon, Emanuel V. Flagella, Homer L. Bechtel, Richard E. Filarskey, Donald D. Dad- dow. Third Row: Francis Robbins, Walter A. Peterson, Kenneth English, Harry L. Peterson, Vernon Sorenson, Allen Clendenen, Pat E. Marron. Fourth Row: Harrold J. Weseli, John B. Turo, William E. Jones, Norman Connel, Edwardo Mellado, Henery A. Thompson, George Lashinsky. Fifth Row: Harold V. Coffman, Donald Tate, Carl N. Redfield, Manuel S. Stephanidis, Louis F. Richards, Robert D. Fowler, Frank V. Gross. Bottom Row: Harvey J. Berg, V. G. Vaden, Warren D. Campbell, Arnold D. Valencia, Carl Ferrario, John E. Jundt. ATHLETICS Thanks to a new policy in Athletics in which Murray Mendenhali is a major in- fluence together with the Alumni Asso- ciation, Tech ' s sports activities are im- proving. The facilities at Tech ' s new cam- pus should enable the college to make a fine reputation in the field of collegiate athletics. 82 0T - y % ,.-. Team, Kneeling, Left to Right: Bill Sapp, Phil Gustin, Keith Mendenhall, Mauri McGee, Max Baumgardner, Gerald Blackwell, Don Rudolf. Standing, Left to Right: Thaddeus Kurek, Frank Seasholtz, Ronald Rice, Al Fryler, Tom Gillie, Melbourne Surette, Joseph Freeland, Coach Mendenhall. COACH MURRAY MENDENHALL The 1953-54 basketball team coached by the very likable old gentleman of the sport, Murray Mendenhall came up with the second best season to be written into the books at Tech. Posting seven victories in twenty outings aided the rise to the runner up slot of past seasons perform- ances, something rewarding for a com- pletely new group of boys. Opening the season with one letter man and one player of last season ' s squad, many new faces filled the suits of the Orange and Black uniforms. Mauri Mc- Gee, letferman guard, and Al Fryler, 6-5 center, were coach Mendenhall ' s hold overs with experience to bank on, but the capable mentor floored the scrappiest 84 Tom Gillie controls rebound under Concordia basket team that carried the school ' s name into many a qood battle. The close scoring games, the boys were defeated by, was evidence enough that they could play to- gether. With the winter term beginning in early December, even more new faces filled the Engineer ' s basketball ranks, included Keith Mendenhall, Don Rudolf and Tom Gillie. Other high school stars teaming with former new comers were Bill Sapp and Max Baumgardner. This guintet then made up the first team and the results started mounting. A loss to Tri-State early in the season left the Bulging Boiler in their possession again for the fourth straight year, but the return of Baumgardner, Sapp, Menden- hall, and Rudolf; top four scorers of this season ' s squad brightens the outlook of its return to our show case. To prove these boys have what it takes, in another early season defeat to Hunting- ton College 96-69, the Techmen complete- ly reversed the score in a sweet revenge return victory. The scoring was evenly balanced among all members of the team in that game. A look back over this new team of coach Murry Mendenhall ' s second tenure of duty with the school, leaves bright prospects for the coming season or two, since only McGee will be lost from the team. It does look like the runner up spot will be cer- tainly surpassed in 1954-55. BASKETBALL 85 Bill Claypool reaches out for loose ball off boards BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 20 — Anderson College 53 Nov. 24 — Taylor University 64 Dec. 2— Ohio Northern 78 Dec. 4 — Earlham 61 Dec. 5 — Detiance 66 Dec. 8— Tri-State College 77 Dec. I I — Huntington College 69 Dec. 15— Giftin 83 Dec. 16— Bluffton College. Ohio 60 Jan. 8 — Lawrence Tech 55 Jan. 12 — Concordia 67 Jan. 15 — Vincennes 75 Jan. 16 — Bluffton College. Ohio 77 Jan. 19— Giffin 74 Jan. 22 — Huntington College 95 Jan. 28 — Anderson College 79 Feb. 5 — Concordia 62 Feb. 13— Tri-State College 75 Feb. 17— Defiance 72 Feb. 20 — Manchester College 68 Won 7. Lost 13. Percent .350. H - 97 T 93 T 73 T 68 H 71 T 85 T 96 H 75 T 71 T 73 T 61 H 83 H 89 H 70 H 69 T 91 H 64 H 6 ' S T 63 T 78 Max Baumgardne 86 BASKETBALL SCORE BOARD INDIVIDUAL RECORD FOR INDIANA TECHNICAL COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM FOR THE SEASON OF 1953-1954 NAMES Baumgardner Sapp . . . Mendenhall Rudolf McGee King ' Gillie Powell Freyler Gustin Claypool Marks Freeland . Rice . . . Csentscitz Seasholtz Blackwell Oxenford Note — — Dropped from Highest points scored by B Games Field Goa s Free Throws Total Ave. Played Att. Made Pcf. Att. Made Pet. Fouls Points Points 20 268 87 .325 129 76 .589 65 150 12.5 16 209 81 .389 II 1 69 .622 43 23 1 14.4 18 251 89 .355 89 48 .539 71 226 12.6 18 161 74 .435 71 39 .549 53 187 10.3 20 171 53 .310 80 43 .538 68 149 .75 1 1 88 40 .466 25 17 .680 13 97 8.8 18 67 29 .433 69 30 .435 44 88 4.9 15 1 18 30 .254 32 24 .750 16 84 5.6 17 47 16 .345 27 10 .370 40 42 2 8 13 27 10 .370 12 3 .250 6 23 1.4 2 16 4 .250 6 1 .167 5 9 4.5 2 21 3 .143 1 1 1 .000 4 7 3.5 3 2 .000 6 3 .500 1 3 1.0 5 7 2 .286 5 3 .600 6 7 1.4 1 4 1 .250 3 2 2.0 2 2 1 .500 2 .000 1 2 1.0 5 9 1 .11 1 4 2 0.4 4 2 .000 1 1 1 .000 1 1 0.3 team before end of season. I! Sap against Defiance College ( 95 31). Lowest score by opponents by Concordia College (61) Highest Team points scored against Huntington College Lowest opponent field goals by Defiance College (20). Lowest opponent free throws by Concordia College (8). Highest team field goals scored against Huntington College (33). Highest team free throws scored against Huntington College (29). TEAM RECORDS Played 20 games, attempted 1,460 field goals, made 521 for a .384, attempted 666 free throws, made 368 for a .553, made a total of 1,410 points and an average of 70:5 points per game. Committed 444 fouls. Won 7 and lost 13 games for a .350 average. Opponents made 552 field goals, attempted 713 free throws, made 434 for a .608, made a total of 1.538 points and an average of 76.9 points per game. Committed 41 I fouls. oming down with ball Bill Claypool ' s ballet reach 87 Opening the 1953-54 basketball season, a hope- ful outlook was placed upon a new team with a variety of high school stars on it, just freshmen in Tech. The first game was a bitter defeat, but it brought the boys together knowing that they must play together. The end of the campaign surely had all hopes answered. Anderson marred the opening with a runaway in the scoring, but although they did manage a second victory January 28, they worked hard for it. The second game was played against a power- ful Taylor team on their home court and the showing was improved, and then Ohio Northern fell victim number one on December 2. In this game the players Don Rudolf, Tom Gille and Keith Mendenhall made their first appearance. It certainly was not their last. Three close games were then dropped includ- ing Earlhatm, Defiance, and Tri-State, all of which MAX BAUMGARDNER KEITH MENDENHALL TOM GILLIE MAURI McGEE HARDWOOD PLAY Al Flyler reaches out for rebound with a break in favor of the boys would have been theirs. Huntington then hit the Engineers with another bitter lacing, but the rematch found fate on our side of the fence. Probably not in a lifetime does one see as complete a reversal as did these boys in their sweet revenge game. It will be long re- membered. Griffin then fell to the boys for their second prey, and again January 19 Tech won over them. This was victory number four. Bluffton and Lawrence Tech then pulled decis- ions away from the Orange and Black, but in the first city series game, the Engineers stopped Con- cordia College 67-61. The Concordia boys did hoewever win an exciting 64-62 verdict over Tech in the second match. 88 BILL SAPP DON RUDOLF CHUCK POWELL AL FRYLER PHIL GUSTIN IN REVIEW Vincennes University won a rather odd game over Tech strictly from the foul line. They hit on 75% of their charity tosses. Bluffton again put loss on the record in a teamed up doubleheader at Concordia Col- lege gym Saturday, January 16. In the homecoming game, the Engineers stopped Tri-State ' s bid for a clean sweep of year ' s outings and showed them what ' s in store for next year. Then in winnnig the runner-up game against Defiance College, Bill Sapp set the season ' s high individual scoring with 3 I points. The last game of the season went to Man- chester College, but the ground work for next year has been laid. Four top scorers and many others will be back. Don Rudolph going up in vain 89 Field play in game with Hoosiers at home Head block of Tech scoring drive Playing as a team for the second year, the 1953 Tech ' s soccer team encountered Pur- due University and Indiana University, and gained one impressive victory in three clashes. Intercollegiate competition arranged for the members of this yearling team, made up mostly of foreign students, proved satisfactory again this year. Journeying to the Purdue University campus in Lafayette, Indiana, the kickers dropped a close game to the Boilermakers. The final score read I 1-4. Lewis scored for the Tech men. October 3 I , found the Indiana University soccer team visiting the Summit City for a game with the team. The afternoon proved to be an exciting one, as the Tech Engineers SOCCER 90 SOCCER TEAM Kneeling, Left to Right: Davis (USA), Lature (Haiti), Pantoua (Peru). Second Row, Left to Right: Bristel (B.W.I. ), Lebrat (France), Thahabeyah (Lebanon), Samuels (B.W.I. ), Alarcon (Venezuela), Brownell (Liberia). Back Row: Coach Murray Mendenhall, McKenzie (USA), Hasmitall (Trinidad), Lewis (B.W.I.) edged the Hoosiers in a closely fought battle, 4-3. Lewis again led the kickers with three goals. In the final game of the season, the team traveled to Bloomington, Indiana, and played the University of Indiana on its home campus. The outcome was in favor of the homesters, 6-4; but the Hoosiers had to really sweat out the victory. Coach Murray Mendenhall who led the boys as its mentor, was heard to comment, Those boys have a lot of spirit and with more practice and experience they ' ll be un- beatable. The boys wiil have their chance, so look for better and more soccer next year. 91 Left to Right: Benjamin Dow, V. G. Vaden, George McCauley, Howard Hall, Richard Crider, Elwood Krout. The start of the 1954 qolfing season saw only two linkmen returning from last year ' s team. E. Krout and D. Crider were the returning divit diggers with new comers G. McCully, V, Vaden and H. Hall rounding out the other three positions. Tri-State was the first to feel the arrows of the Indians when, on the first outing, Tech scored a I 2 to 3 victory over their rivals from up state. The Tomahawks were then out for Concordia when the Tech-men hacked their way to a I 2 to 3 win making it two in a row. Tri-State smarting from their defeat earlier in the season bounced back and edged past Tech 8 to 7. 92 GOLF Vaden, McCauley, Hall, birdie in the making When Concordia and Tech came together for the second time they again met defeat with a 9I 2 to 5y2 defeat. All the games were match-match-medal play. This year ' s team proved to be one of the best in Tech ' s history and with Coach Ben Dows guidance on the Tech-linksmen we can look forward to the bright future when Tech ' s golf team returns to the fairway. Left to Right: George McCauley, V. G, Vaden, Elwood Krout, Richard Crider 93 COACH MURRAY MENDENHALL The Tech baseball team was faced with many adjust- ments at the beginning of the season and limited prac- tices are greatly to blame for the poor showing of one win and nine losses this season. Shortly afrer the beginning of the spring term, Coach Murray Mendenhall called the baseball interests to prac- tice, but old man weather was opposed, and only a few trials were held. Also only three veterans returned from last year ' s squad. That proposed an all open drive for the positions and It was, as the new line-up saw, practically all new facesu Those that returned from last year ' s team were Bob Davison, Don Nunamaker, and Warren Keller. Opening April 7 after a series of rain outs, the Tech- men faced Franklin College at Franklin and were downed 12-4. The next game on the schedule was with Defiance College at McMillen Field and went to them 3-0, for the only shutout of the season. Manchester then filling in for a home rain out, tripped the Orange and Black 13-4, The last game cf April went to Anderson 9-1. Beginning May I, Tech faced the old rival Tri-State and the Angolians held the edge in a 5-4 victory. Manchester then returned here and took home a 5-1 decision. The heartbreaking game of the season was lost to Tri- State at McMillen Field in II innings. Warren Keller pitched wonderful ball for eight innings, giving up only 2 hits, but the fielding fell apart in the top of the 9th, and Tri-State lied up the game and went ahead 5-3. Left to Right: Donald Rudolf, Ronald De Walt, Dave Seasho ' tz, John Host, Ted Kurek, Robert Ewen, Bill Berndt, Tom Gillie. Front Row: Coach Mendenhall, Donald Nunamaker, Warren Keller, Bob Babbitt, Bob Davison, Dave Graven, Allen Jackson, Bob Sandfur, Harold Otis. 94 Right: Bob Davison safe at first Below, Left: The bench during a Tech turn at bat Below, Right: Warren Reller does a good job at the plate The Engineers tied it up in the bottom of the 9th, and then in the top of the llth, Tri-Sta+e pushed across two runs. The situation looked gloomy, but Tech loaded the bases and pushed across one run, and then with two away, a pinchhitter lined a shot between short and second, but the second baseman knocked it down, and made the out. In a doubleheader, Manchester edged out a 3-2 victory in the opener, but became Tech ' s only victim in the night- cap to a thumping tune of 19-1 I. When the boys opened up, they really came through and scored 9 runs in the top ofthe 10th. The year ' s final game went to Anderson, 13-6 at Mc- Millen Field, but next year will have much to offer with the return of more lettermen. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Apr. 7 — Franklin College . Apr. 13 — Defiance College . . Apr. 17 — Manchester College . Apr. 29 — Anderson College . . May I — Tri-State College . - May 5 — Manchester College May 12 — Tri-State College . . May 15 — Manchester College . May 15 — Manchester College May 20 — Anderson College . . ' Denotes Doubleheader. ITC OPP Ther e 4 12 Here 3 There 4 13 There 1 9 There 4 5 Here 1 5 Here 6 7 There 2 3 There 19 1 1 Here 6 13 BASEBALL 95 They ' re off and set for the splash Thomas Cromier, Chemical captain takes to the air INTRA SWIMMING The Intramural swimming meet was held at the Y.M.C.A. pool on October 24. Each department was out to have their name inscribed on the tro- phy so the competition was at such a high peak that several records were broken. When the final results were counted the Chemical Department proved to be too tough for the rest and were crowned the champions. Mr. Ben Dow congratulates Thomas Cromier, Chemical Department Captain Mechanicals centered around Mr. Baggott, faculty adviser Championship team work that paid off URAL BASKETBALL The Intramural basketball league gave all the There were several tightly fought games when two or three points decided the game. The Me- chanics took the flag for the second straight year without a loss for the season. students a chance to relax from their studies with quite a few taking part in the six team league. Left to Right: D. G. Bradley, Thomas McSpedon, James Patton. Leonard Tonn, Thomas King. Robert Bab- bitt, Frank McSpedon. Paul Gardenwine studies the situation Russ Smith lets go down the alley B LING The Bowling Club Is probably the most popular activity at Tech during the fall and winter terms. During the past season more than 100 students participated. A twelve- team league, with American Bowling Congress sanction, proved quite competitive with the championship unde- cided unHl the final match. Sigma Phi Detla ' s team was the dark horse of the race since it was the first year that they have entered a team in competition and they came out with flying colors taking the championship in a hard-fought duel. This team was in first place from the start, but was nearly overtaken by the Aero team and the Mixmasters at various times during the season. None of the teams could quite catch them since they did not have the balance nor the strength needed in the crucial match to overtake the champs.. The Mixmasters was the only team in the league that didn ' t represent some organization or group. They were, as the name implies, a group that got together for a chance to bowl and were from various departments of the college. The faculty also had a team entered in the race and it gave the students a better chance to get acquainted with their instructors. They gave the Aero and Mixmaster teams a few gray hairs by coming within one-half game of catch- ing rhem. Trophies were awarded to Ed McMahon, Manny Flagella, Harold Coffman, Bob Fouler, Bill Cunningham, and Dick Filarsky, who were members of the championship team. The Mix-Masters: James Craven, William Tummey, Dick Malchow Paul Gardenwine, Don Boare Marion Stuffs lays it down The scorelceeper puts in the results Individual awards went to Jim Craven who had the high- est average with a snappy 176, Ed McMahon for the high three game score when he hit 606 pins, Dave Craven for the high single game with 231 pins bowled over, Jim Cra- ven for getting the most strikes with 248. Harold Coffman received his award for picking up the most spares when he used the second ball to pick up the rest of the pins 304 times. Hank Thompson ' s came for making the most splits, making 12 cf them. Mr. Jezowski received an achievement award from the American Bowling Congress for having raised his average most during the bowling season. There were i6 bowlers that received perfect attendance awards because they did not miss a single bowling session. They were Mr. Dore, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Price, Harold Coffman, Ed McMahon, Hank Thompson, Manny Flagella, Roger Hauffman, Russ Smith, Bill Myers, Howard Hall, Al John- son, Wayne Hogg, Marion Stulty, Robert Nishide and Frank Robbins. The awards were given at a banquet a t Bear Field when the bowling season came to a close. Final standings of the teams were: Team Won Lost Sigma Phi Delta 42 ' 2 23 ' 2 Mechanical 38 28 Aero 37 29 Mixmasters 37 29 Faculty 36 ' 2 29 ' 2 A. G. U 33 33 Radio 3i! 2 34 ' 2 Pyramid 31 35 Electrical 29 36 ' 2 Kappa Sigma Phi 27 ' 2 38 ' 2 Hawaii 26 ' 2 39 ' 2 Honolulu 26 40 The faculty, left to right: Mr. Shepherdson, Mr. Pric Mr. Marshall, Mr. Dors Mr. Jezowski 99 RIFLE CLUB The Tech Indians have returned to the rifle range this year after a lapse of several terms when the newly organ- ized Rifle Club sighted up at Concordia ' s and South Side ' s rifie range with Mr. Kemp as the faculty moderator. The team s again affiliated with the National Rifle Association which affords many opportunities for widespread recogni- tion and a chance for discounts on targets, ammunition, etc. Although Tech never broke into the win column until the last match, every time they went out against a new opponent an improvement was evident over the preceding outing with the scores progressing upward each time. The first match saw University of Pennsylvania pitted against Tech with the Indians on the short end of the score. University of Wisconsin was the next team to turn back the Tech men. Then came Ohio State, Illinois Institute of Tech- nology, Worcester Poly Institute, Rutgers University, Uni- versity of Cincinnati and several others that turned the Tech Indians back. Each time they were harder to be de- Left to Right: Glen Trefz, William Clark, Mr. Kemp, Faculty Ad- visor; Robert Bush. Not Pictured: Robert Fowler, Ronald Hughes. feated until the final match against Greensboro North Car- olina Rifle Club the boys at Tech were able to taste the sweet fruits of victory. After the s+eady improvement of the team during the first year, the future looks bright. With the returning rifle men and some new faces on the firing line, what can be In itore for the ream next year? Seated, Left to Right: Russell S. Smith, Secretary; Donald C. Valkema, Vice-President; Edmund J. McMahon, President; Mr. Robert Mar- shall, Moderator. Second Row: Harold Shimiza, Satoru Takeshita. Thomas Asa to, Blaine Eddv, Gerald Schmucker, Henry Thompson, Robert Kauffman. Third Row; Ignace Levickas, Dave Craven, G. Takehara, Earl Ogawa, Mr. J. Dors, J. Fallon, Ruben Trujillo. Fourth Row: Emanuel Flagalla, Robert Fowler, Howard Hall, Juan Perez, James Craven, Wayne Hogg, William Russell, Marion Stults, David Mokren, J. Spitler. 100 The Indiana Tech Fencing Team is a group of men that is selected from the school fencing club to represent the College in intercollegiate and local competition which included the Fort Wayne Fencing Club, and the Jefferson Fencing Club; are under the capable direction of Henry E.Wahl. The team is composed of those members that are most skilled in the use of the foil, sabre, and epee. Although this year ' s team was limited to mostly foil tactics, it did prove in- spiring as the boys won all their matches. Awards available to fencers winnig tourna- ments are trophies, membership in the Na- tional Fencers League of America, cash awards and others. The training received, however, serves not only to make a well rounded fencer, but a well rounded engineer as well. Standing, Left to Right: William Schrader, Alfred Knoll, Igor Jaremenko. Kneeling, Left to Right: Norman Joliff, Frank Wit- tington. HENRY E. WAHL Coach FENCING 101 IF (With apologies to R. 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Elmer E., 1943 Idaho Hopper, Raymond H., 1949 Tennessee Konishi, Masao, 1950 Illinois L.aine. Leslie H., 1935 Ohio Lee, Murrel D., 1949 Florida Lowe. Kenneth C, 1948 8. C, Canada McCullough, Joseph H., 1953 New York Minatoya, Robert J., 1952 Hawaii Rajcany, Frank B.. 1949 Florida Rice, Keith E.. 1949 Indiana Rose, Donald F., 1950 California Schreier, Fred J., 1952 New York Wedel, Edwin L.. 1952 Texas Wong, Bing G.. 1949 Arizona Young, Mark E., 1953 California Zimmerman, Howard, 1950 Ohio B.S.E.E. Benedetti, Henry F., 1949 Massachusetts Casper, Walter, Jr., 1951 New York Colburn, A. D., 1951 Texas Craig. Samuel W., 1950 Pennsylvania Crouch, John J., 1935 Indiana Dermer, R. D., 1935 Indiana Dillon, James R., 1943 Ohio Erb, Edward, Jr., 1934 Indiana Finnegan, Edward J., 1952 New York French, Pete E. C, 1951 Toronto, Ontario Geist, William H., 1934 Indiana George, Kenneth D., 1952 Ohio Gerlach Francis H., 1936 Ohio Hicks, Lionel N., 1952 New York Maisel, Edwird F., 1951 Indiana Martin, W. Vincent, 1949 Pennsylvania Mengani, Carl M., 1949 New York Miyaji, Hiroshi, 1953 Hawaii Llompart, Jose J., 1941 Puerto Rico Ortenzatos, Dennis New York Parks, Kenneth B., 1940 New Jersey Precise, Keith D., 1952 Ohio Ricketts, Roy L., 1948 Kentucky Robinson, William P., Jr., 1939 Pennsylvania Rodriguez, Gumersindo, 1950 New York Sartin, Malvin P., 1953 Alabama Schroeder Charles W., 1948 Indiana Smith, Louis L., 1943 Kansas Stauffer, George D., 1935 Indiana Strang, Holly H., 1942 Wisconsin Sutlief, Harold, 1949 Washington Swarts, Carl E., I9 C I Oklahoma Tedeschi, Anthony, 1951 New York Trenner, Logan G., 1935 Florida Trier, R. T., 1933 Ohio Warren, Capt. Robert, 1948 U.S. Air Force Wascavage, Joe A., 1947 Pennsylvania Winters, Clifford H., 1949 Massachusetts Wolff, Harry R., 1936 Indiana Wright, Donald D , 1952 Norlh Carolina Bickmore Arthur W., B.S.R.E. and Ch.E., 1950 New York Bukhdud, Joseph, B.S.R.E. and E.E., 1953 California Coryell, John A., B.S.R.E. and E.E.. 1951 California Dahinden, Duane T., B.S.R.E and E.E., 1949 California Harriman, Robert D., B.S.A.E. and M.E., 1944 and 1948 . Indiana Hudson, William, B.S.R.E. and E.E., 1950 Washington Keerns, John H., B.S.R.E. and E.E.. 1948 Ohio Kelley, Elton P., B.S.R.E. and E.E., 1949 Connecticut Leahy, Frank M., B.S.R.E. and E.E., 1953 Maryland Nuss, Raymond J. B.S.R.E. and E.E. 1952 Ohio Razook. William H., B.S.Ch.E. and E.E.. 1953 New York Sanders. Robert, B.S.R.E. and E.E.. 1937 Indiana Yokorroto, Robert K.. B.S.R.E. and E.E., 1953 Maryland B.S.C.E. Ackerman, Howard L., 1951 Michigan Alyea, Richard R., 1953 Ohio Ashfon, Howard E., 1940 New York Barss, Howard W., Jr., 1951 Massachusetts Barth, Richard G , 1949 Texas Bauer, J, R., 1951 Indiana Benson, Chalmers A., 1937 Ohio Blessing, James G,, 1949 Ohio Boniface, Joseph J., 1951 Maryland Brown, John M., Jr., 1941 Texas Catron, Conrad L., 1953 Virginia Clark, Robert H., 1953 New York Cummins, John R., 1950 California Davis, R. S., 1949 Pennsylvania DeNardo. Louis, 1952 Pennsylvania DiPirro. Joseph A. 1951 New York Dolgos, Frank J., 1950 New York Enyeardt, Grant C, 1950 California Fernandez, Michael A., 1952 Illinois Feussner, John K., 1949 Florida Figen, I. Sevki, 1953 Turkey Galley, Michael, Jr.. 1951 Pennsylvania Ga.-assino, Raymond L., 1951 Connecticut Gorney, Raphael, 1951 Israel Harrison, George O, 1948 California Haskins, James B., 1948 Missouri Hilgert, Earl R., 1953 Illinois Hirozawa, Minoru, 1948 Hawaii Hoetzer, E. M., 1934 Indiana Iwasiuk, Andy, 1953 Canada Jagemann, Walter W.. 1952 New York Johnis. Paul, 1951 Massachusetts Johnis, Steve, 1951 Massachusetts Johnston, W. M., 1952 Minnesota Kirbach, Vincent J., 1948 Illinois Larson, Edward W., Jr., 1943 California Leeper, James T. 1935 Pennsylvania Madero, Charles J., 1951 New York Mariani Fred R., 1953 Pennsylvania Miller, William A., 1949 Ohio Morales, Hector M., 1951 Puerto Rico Morrissette, Edward H., 1950 Virginia Nichols, L .C. 1949 Tennessee Parrott, Frank H., Jr., 1949 California Powers, Raymond J.. 1951 California Randol, Thomas J., Jr., 1951 Oregon Ridgway, Howard W„ 1950 Pennsylvania Sinemus, Herman A., 1948 Pennsylvania Soellman, Richard G.. 1951 Minnesota Spiegel. Leonard. 1948 New York Wilkie, Fred J., 1953 New York Yamada James S., 1950 Hawaii Younq, Charles O.. 1951 Indiana B.S.M.E. Bacon, Lawrar.ce R.. 1948 Indiana Banda. Michael, 1951 Pennsylvania Basore, Vernon J.. 1952 Minnesota Bateman, Gordon C, 1951 Idaho Bluhm, Elmer, 1952 Michigan Conrod. Donald B., 1953 Kansas Castro, Candido V., Jr., 1953 Porto Rico Ciesla, Joseph J., 1951 Texas Clemenz Leroy E., 1949 Indiana Crow, Donald, 1951 Ohio DiGiorgio. Mario. 1948 Ohio Dillard, Don L., 1952 Mississippi Drauz, Clark J., 1949 North Dakota Foley, Robert J., 1949 Michigan Gilbertsor., Gerald E., 1951 Wisconsin Gillen, Raymond, 1951 New Jersey Giordano, Albert, 1947 Pennsylvania Glunta, Alma H., 1950 Connecticut Gowins, John F., 1952 Ohio Graf, Max J., 1950 Indiana Haber, George. Jr., 1949 Michigan Hailey James E. 1951 Tennessee Hartle, Charles E., Jr., 1949 North Carolina Hawthorn, Harry T., 1949 North Carolina Heaston Gaylor E., 1940 Wisconsin Hess, Richard M., 1948 Ohio Hoyman, Stanley, 1947 Wisconsin Hunt, Benner E. 1943 New Jersey Jackson, George L., 1949 Michigan Jacob John H., 1952 Indiana Kenner, W. R., 1949 Ohio Kerstner, Otto S., 1948 California Kerstner, Steve V., 1948 California King Richard C, 1948 Michigan Klein Joseph, 1950 New York Lee Richard W., 1942 Ontario, Canada lee] Robert S., 1948 Wisconsin Lee Roy, 1948 Ontario, Canada Markot, C. P.. 1949 Indiana Maclnnes, James C, 1940 Pennsylvania 113 Manca. E. John, 1951 Connecticut Marshall, John D.. 1942 Indiana Mays, C. C, 1939 California McGary, Joseph F., 1939 Ohio McMahan, Stanley J., 1942 New Jersey Mercuric Salvatore P., Jr., 1949 New York Meyer, Richard C, 1950 Illinois Nevenzell, Jay, 1949 Texas Niemeyer Robert W., 1942 Indiana Noll, George C. 1943 ; Ohio Olson, Everett A.. 1947 Nebraska Opsomer, Jcel M., 1950 Michigan Palfey, A. J., 1948 Michigan Peduto, Louis, 1952 Pennsylvania Perrot+a, Anthony J., 1948 New Jersey Phillips, Richard L, 1948 Indiana Quirk, J. D., 1941 New Jersey Ridgway. 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Farouk, Talat Lahore, Pakistan Fernandez, Alfonso G Mexico City, Mex. Ferrario Carmelo Beaver Falls, Pa. Filarsky, Richard Emil Mentone, Ind. Foerster. James Andrew Louisville. Ky. Fonq, Clark K Hong Kong, China Fowler, Robert D Madison, Ind. Freiz, Jc:e Gary, Ind. Fuqua, Louis E. Deming, N. M. Gaqnon Fernand Lewlston, Me. Gainer, Phillip E Texas City, Tex. Gamble, Thomas Lee Wabash, Ind. Gardella, John F Springfield, Mass. Gardner, James E. Boxom, Va. Gasser, Raymond A Youngstown, Ohio Geer, Robert N Van Nuys, Calif. Geiaer Robert F. Sanford, Fla. Gerb ' tz, Clarence G Juneau, Wis. Gharibian Dickran K Baqhdad, Iraq Ghorai. Sukumar C Calcutta, Ind ' a Giesey, Robert W Greensburg, Pa. Glllman. Louis E. Johnstown, Pa. Gooden Euaene P Canton, O. Gruner Lawrence D Coldwater, Mich. Haberstock, Ralph L Toledo, O. Haines. Richard L Scio, O. Hall Llovd E Mousie, Kv. Hamlin, Hillburn J. Amelia, O. Hammeren, Stanley O Dayton, O. Hancock, Paul D Hays, Kan. 117 Hanson. Ralph E Allington, Mass. Harden, Robert D. Vancouver, B. C., Canada Hargreaves, Sidney B., Jr Waycross, Ga. Harkins, John Redonda Beach, Calif. Harris, George H. Homer City, Pa. Hasabe George Dinuba. Calif. Hatfield Edward J., Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind. Hattaway, Dudley P Pensacola, Fla. Hause Ronald N New Haven, Ind. Hazel, Harold E Beatrice, Nebr. Hensleigh, Melvin A Shoshoni, Wyo. Herman, O r val A. Hampton, Iowa Herrberg Edward A Huntington, Ind. Hilgert Earl R Kankakee. III. Hinkle, Charles Lyons. O. Houck, Robert L. Chambersburg, Pa. Houston, Donald H. Marble Hill, Mo. Hradsky, Albert Duquesne, Pa. Hughes, Ronald D Chittenango, N. Y. Hull, George W. Carlisle, Pa. Ide. Ha-rv L., Jr Springfield, Mass. Ingram, Jack H. Knoxville, Tenn. James, Donald D Richwood, W. Va. Jencks, Edward L Maple Lake. Minn. Jockel, John L. Fort Wayne, Ind. Johnson. Alfred Q. Oberlin, Kars. Johnson, James C Huron, S. Dak. Joonas, Juri E Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y. Jraida, Taha M Damascus, Syria Jundt, John E. Mansfield, O. Kahale, Abed G Damascus, Syria Kapodus. Vincent A. Chicago, HI. Keller, Joseph A Niagara Falls, N. Y. Keller, Warren L Schaefferstown, Pa. Khatib. Nasuh A Damascus, Syria Kf I duff Raymond T New Britain, Conn. King Kahl G. V Celina. Ohio King, Philip K Wenatchee, Wash. Klingler, Eugene H Fort Wayne, Ind. Klodzen. Edward J Gary, Ind. Koontz, Charles H. East Palestine, Ohio Kramer, Clifton Missoula. Mont. Kunik, Thomas J St. Paul, Minn. Kyler. Orville R Clearfield, Pa. Ladzinske, Paul L East Liverpool, O. Landis, Marltn R Harrisburg, Pa. LaRue, Harold R. Akron, O. Lashinsky, George Windber, Pa. Leahy, Frank Norton Baltimore, Md. Lebrat, Jean Chambon Sur Signon H. Loire. France LeCoultre David G Knoxville, Tenn. Lee. Harold E Bidwell, O. Leeka. Edward L Union City, Ind. Leonhart. Francis L. Chicago. III. Levickas Ignace J Scottsville, Mich. Levine, Stanley Brooklyn N. Y. Lis Michael W Dupont, Pa. Lockart, Edward H Princeton, W. Va. Loechner. Harold Altoona, Pa. Loftus, Wallace D Moores Hill, Ind. Lohrbach, Rudolph G Fremont, O. Long, John D Altoona, Pa. Louviere. Melvin J Franklin, La. McMullen, Jack W. Lima, O. McSpedon, Joseph Howard New York, N. Y. MacKenzIe, John Stoneham, Mass. Malz. Jose S Bay View, P. R. Malchow, Richard G Holland. Mich. Malecky Walter S Akron, O. Mallory, Worth W Salem, Ore. Markarian, Shimavon P. A. Kirkuk, Iraq Marttham, William E Columbus, Ind. Marks, Joseph L Fort Wayne, Ind. Marshall. Robert C. Mohawk, N. Y. Marth, Ernest A Palmer, Alaska Martin, Dale Richard Colorado Springs, Colo. Martinez Isidore. Jr faff, Tex. Martinez, Louis G Taos, N. M. Marvel, Lemuel P Hillsdale, Ind. Mauk, Harold D Zanesville, O. Meaux, Curlis A Crowley, La. Melkonian, Hagop A Aleppo, Syria Meredith. Garland T Richmond, Va. Mielke, Paul E LaGrange Ind. Mlleska. Antone E. Mattituck, N. Y. Miller, James E., Jr New Castle, Ind. Minai, Majid Husain Pakistan Mivaji, Hiroshi Paia, Maui. Hawaii Mohney, Lester E Valier, Pa. Montalvo. Hector F Utuado. P. R. Morris, Bernard Queens, N. Y. Mo r ris, Charles Wendell Nashville, Tenn. Morrison, James E Kingston, N. Y. Morrow, Bobie Dale New Castle, Pa. Moseley, Thomas W, Birmingham, Ala. Moss, Howard Lee, Jr China Grove. N. C. Myers, Wayne E Miami, Ind. Natividad, Vincente Hawi, Hawaii Nell I , William Joseph Bloomlngton, Ind. Nelson, Robert E . . Rockford, III. Nenson, George B Regina, Sask., Canada Netzley. Donald E North Manchester, Ind. Neubaur, Robert James Albany, N. Y. Nishida, Robert K Honolulu, Hawaii Nofziger, Larry Blyne Wauseon, O. Olendorf, George E Albany, N, Y. Osma, Virgilic Bogota, Colombia, S. A. Ouellet, Norman A Woonsocket, R. I. Oxenford. Clarence J Esterly, Pa. Pantazin, Thomas Fort Wayne, Ind. Pasko, Edward Loraine, O. Perez, Jauan L Agana. Guam Perry, John R Eldreo, III. Peters, David L Portland, Ind. Peterson, Rodney R Jamestown, N. Y. Pittenge r , Ronald Boonton N. J. Pollock, Edwin M. Middle Point, O. Pokorny, William C New York, N. Y. Post, Mercur J Trenton, N. J. Price, Arthur E Cincinnati, O. Purdy, Wilbur Dean Lima, O. Rayder, Harold B Stoney Creek, N. Y. Razook William Brooklyn, N. Y. Reed, Robert C Seattle Wash. Reefer, Harold G. Shelocta, Pa. Rhodes, Charles R - . Hershey, Pa. Rial, Wayne Scott Batavia, N. Y. Riley, Charles E. Philadelphia, Pa. Rivera, Nicholas J. Brooklyn, N. Y. Robinson, Charles D. Logan, W. Va. Robson, Howard E Monticello, Utah Rockhill, Ronald Bourbon, Ind. Rogers, John C. Farmington, N. H. Rogers. Melbourne A. Lebanon, Ky. Rosenblum, Stanley M New York, N Y. Russell, William A Fort Smith, Ark. Rutherford, James H Deputy, Ind. Sackinger, John P Shinglehouse, Pa. Salaiz. Julian W Lordsburg, N. M. Samples, James P. Weston, W. Va. Sanders, John Leesburg, Ind. Sandhu, Mohindar S. Vancouver B. C, Canada Sartin, Malvin P W. Huntsville. Ala. Schmucker, Gerald W Latrobe, Pa. Schrock, Thomas E Elkhart, Ind. Scott, Wallace D. Jr West Springfield, Mass. Secrest, Paul A Lorain, O. See, Lorenzo C Lucena. Quezon, P. I. Seekins. Forest R Medina, N. Y. Setzer, Richard A. Maiden, N. C. Shamma, Adeeb R Kouhy Damascus, Syria Sheffs, Alexander H Byram, Cor.n. Shelar, Balkrishna R Bombay, India Sherrard, Ralph S Inwood, W. Va. Shields, Jack D Flint, Mich. Siegel, Harry J Erie, Pa. Silvey, George Harry St. Joseph, Mo. Simon, Roland A. Massillon, O. Small. Durward G. Gastonia, N C. Smith, James F. Albany, N. Y. Sokol, Herbert Z Palm Beach, Fla. Sommer, Herbert James Orrville. O. Spicka, George, Jr New York, N. Y. Stastny, Emmery Charles Ulysses, Neb. Stepp, Bert E Keystone, Ind. Stevens, Robert L Quincy, Mass. Stevenson, Edward A. Gulfport, Miss. Stinson, Donald E Anderson, Ind. Stockton, Robert B Alberta, Canada Sfrayer, Jerry Ray Waterville, O. Stultz. Marion B Fort Wayne, Ind. Swanson, Ronald F Jamestown, N. Y. Szabat, Nicholas Hartford, Conn. Takehara, Toshio G Wahiawa, Oshu, T. H. Takeshlta, Satoru Lanai City, Lani, T. H. Tate, Donald Green Ridge, Pa. Taylor, Harold H Asheville, N. C. Taylor, William I. Wilmington, Del. T eel, Marvin C Portland, Ind. Tharp, Bud V. St. Joe, Ind. Thompson, Carl, Jr Richmondale, O. Thompson, Robert James Marion Center, Pa. Tomlinson, Paul A Willow Run, Mich. Touhy, Charles E Chillicothe, O. Traylor, Leroy Richwood, O. 118 Travato, Carmen E Scranton, Pa. Tullo, Augustus P Long Island, New York City, N. Y. Tumeh. Gabriel S Home, Syria Tummev, Williab B Dover, N. J. Urbank, Albin Edward Taylor, Tex. Vaden, V. G Mt. Clemens, Mich. Valencia, Arnoldo D Azusa, Calif. Veley. Harold H Alva. Okla. Vuchetich, James R Brainerd, Minn. Ware, Raeburn B. Sacramento. Calif. Warnek, Steve M New York, N. Y. Wayne, Harmon T. Flushing, N. Y. Webler, Roy F N. Agawam, Mass. Welsh, Neil J Stillwater, Mich. White, Kenneth V Winston-Salem, N. C. Whitney, John A Elyria, O. Williams. Dale E Van, Pa. Williams, Robert H. Savannah. Ga. Wise, Marvia J Evansville, Ind. Wolfe, Richard . . Yoder, Ind. Wong, Je-n Singapore, Malaya Wright. Donald Old Fort, N. C. Wright, Wallace E Fort Wayne, Ind. Yamane, Takeo Honolulu, T. H. Yokomoto, Robert K Kuakini St., Honolulu Zamboni, Marco H. Superior, Wyo. Zapata, Gaston M LaPaz Bolivia, S. A. Mechanical Engineering Abdlshi, Fuad Z Karrada-Alsharkia Adams, Arthur D Butler, Pa. Ahmad, Syed H. Karachi, Pakistan Aker, John Reed Columbia City, Ind. Alsever, Donald West Haven, Conn. Anderson Edward K Belvidore Tenn. Artice, Kenneth N. Wright City. Okla. Athakravi Ard Bangkok, Thailand Atkinson, Edgar Camden, N. Y. Auther, Howard D Bobtown, Pa. Avramldis, Nicholas P New York, N. Y. Babylon, Richard Hagerstown, Md. Bachmann, William J New York N. Y. Baciak. Albert Vulcan, ' Mich. Baker, Charles E. Utica, Pa. Baker, Theodore G Port-au-Prince, Haiti Balser, David John South Fork, Pa. Banna, Faried A Basrah, Iraq Bay, Walter Racine, Wis. Beasley, James G, Camden, Tenn. Bednar, Eugene A Raylard, O. Belen, Marcos Aquirre, P. R. Bell, Benny James Fort Wayne Ind. Bell, Billy W Hopewell, Va. Bell, Norman Lynn Fort Wayne, Ind. Bernard. Stephen Chester, Pa. Biberstme, Morris L Ossian, Ind. Bluhm, Elmer Paris, Mich. Bobay, James Patrick Fort Wayne Ind. Bobbett, Dale L Fairfield, III. Boitet, Donald J Fort Wayne, kid. Bradley, Durward G Lyles Tenn Brady, William J Lima, O. Bremmer, Gerald R Grand Haven, Mich. Budowle, Jerry Kew Gardens Hills. N. Y. Burtica, Jorge Armenia, Colombia Caero, Jose G Cochabba Bolivia Cain, Wayne R Parkersburg, W. Va. Calderon, William Oliva Stockton Calif. Campbell, Peter J. New York, N. Y. Campbell, Warren Dale Tionesta. Pa. Canute. Robert Henry Kalamazoo, Mich. Caouette, Zephirin A Plain-field , Conn. Carls, Ronald L Allegany, N. Y. Castano, Hernando Tulua, Colombia Castetter, Laurel Dyersburg, Tenn. Castro, Candidc, Jr Arecibe, P. R. Caughlan, Donald Henry Faireld, la. Centeno. Virgil 10 Honduras, C. A. Chen, Nei Hung Twaiwan, China Chester, Robert A Fort Wayne, Ind. Chirapravati, Vedhanatorn ... Washington, D. C. Clark, George T., Jr Bellefontaine, O. Clark, Robert Harrison Beacon N. Y Claypool, William R Inkster. Mich. Clendenen, Allen Mason Charleston, W. Va. Cleveland, Richard E Fort Wayne, Ind. Close, William A Muncie, Ind. Coen, Carlton Crosby Lima, O. Conley, Phillip R Columbia City, hd. Connell, Norman H. Cudahy, Wis. Conrod, Donald Bush Winfleld, Kan. Cook, Lewis J Kensington. O. Cosner, Keith L. . McComb, Ohio Cowen, Edward L Sulphur, Okla. Craig, Alonzo G Warren, Ind. Cramer, Lewis, Jr Arlington, Va. Crider, Richard K Greenfield, Ind. Critcheld, Lawrence B. Jacksonville, III. Custis, Lawrence G New York, N. Y. D?dv, James Warren Flint, Mich. Darcheville, Francis L Castries, St. Lucia, B. W. I. Davis, Loyd E. Chattahoochee, Fla. Davison, Robert L Waynesburg, Pa. Deitsch, William F. Cincinnati. O. Denning, Theodore H St. Meinrad, Ind. Dennison, Lawrence C Pittston, Pa. Deutschman, Ernest Portage, O. DeWitt, Dwiqht L LaOtto, Ind. DeWitt, Nova Estel Fort Wayne, Ind. Di Cuia Frank P Flushing, N. Y. Dillard, Don L Rochester, N. Y. D! Hard, Arthur J Memphis, Tenn. Dillon Donald C Belmore, O. Dillon, Michael J Elizabeth, N. J. DJDpold, Lavern Henry St. Marys, Pa. Dodd, Charles H Winchester. Ind. Dodson. Jerry Lehman Winston-Salem, N. C. Domaille, Edwin H South Gouldsboro. Me. Donnelly, John Henry Camden, Me. Dors, Joseph Tappan, N. Y. Dowling, Charles W. North Vernon, Ind. Drake, George R Boise, Ida. Dranchak, Lawrence J Scranton, Pa. Dunlpace, Jowel Bowling Green, O. Dunn. Francis R Davant, La. Eagen, Duane M Clinton, la. Ecker, James W Cement City, Mich. Ecker, Mario E Newark, N. J. Elder, George K Indianapolis, Ind. Emiabata, Olatunji Lagos, Nigeria Ericksor, Wayne P. Grand Junction, Colo. Eulitt, Thomas P Fort Wayne. Ind. Ewanchook, Henry D Swift Current, Sask., Canada Faicioni, Joseph G Archbald, Pa. Fatianow, Peter R Buenos Aires, Argentina Fernandez, Conrado New York, N. Y. Finet, Philip J Danville, III. Fitzgerald, Roger W Roanoke, Va. Flagella, Emanuel V Dunkirk, N. Y. Fody, John Glen Meyer, Ont., Canada Fordvce, Robert Huntington, Ind. Freyler, Albert A Yorkville, N. Y. Gagnon, Roland A. Byfield, Mass. Gannon. John J Brookline, Mass. Gedeon, Geza Fort Way e, Ind. Ghorai, Subhas C. Calcutta, India Ghorai Sukumar C Calcutta, India Gilbert. Ward H. Fort Wayne, Ind. Giles, Hershel Mc, Jr Greenwood, S. C. Gilh3m, Melvin M Roseburg, Ore. Gojzewski, Edward L Somerville, Mass. Gomez, Antonio Bogota, Colombia Goodhart, Wilbur E Shippensburg, Pa. Graber, MIlo Fort Wayne, Ind. Green, Ruth M. (Mrs.) Fort Wayne, Ind. Gregor, Edward K., Jr Canadaigua N. Y. Grell, Robert W Woodside, Long Island. N. Y. Grohman, Frederick W Reading. Pa. Gulley, James J New Trenton, Ind. Haines, Delmar D Portland. Ind. Hones. Richard L Scio, O. Hall. Lloyd E. Mousie, Ky. Hammond, Philip Cerro Gordo, N. C. Hansen. Arnold A Traverse City, Mich. Harkins, John Rendonda Beach, Calif. Harper Joseph N. Jr South Norfolk, Va. Hartzel. William L Bridgeville, Del. Hawasly, Borhan S Damascus, Syria Hawkins. Alfred R., Jr North Branford, Conn. Hawkins, Joseph D Granite City. III. Hawthorne. Carl A Blanchester, O. Hayes Ralph Stone Mountain, Ga. Hazel. Harold E Beatrice, Neb. Hedtke, Paul J. Alpine, Calif. Henninger, Allen E Oak Harbor, O. Henry, Robert E Indianapolis. Ind. Hernandez, Diomedes San Pedro Sula, Honduras, C. A. Hicks. Glenn H Houston, Tex. Hixon. Edith Mae Clearfield, Pa. Hoegler, William C Brooklyn, N. Y. Hoffman, Erwin E Springvllle, N. Y. Hohenstein, Paul R. Hicksville. O. 119 igawa, William T Hilo, Hawaii Izumi, Kazuto R Honolulu, Hawaii Jezowski, Walter J Rome, N. Y. Jipp, John E Lincoln, la. Johnson, Eddy J Montreal, Canada Johnston. Harry Eugene Bradford, Pa. Joost, Robert H Bellerose, Long Island, N. Y. Jraida, Taha M Damascus, Syria Juette, Harold F Camden, S. C. Kahale, Abed G Damascus, Syria Keneshiro, Carl K Waipahu, Oahu, Hawaii Kapocius, Vincant A. Chicago, III. 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Ossian Ind. McGuinn, James P White Plains, ' N. Y. McLaughlin, Fred D Utica, Pa. McPherson, Wilton Hope, Ark. McKenzie, John Stoneham, Mass. Macklin, Howard A Winona Lake, Ind. Macy, Jay E. Portland, Ind. Maffi-Dodds. Douglas N Banfield, Argentina Magill, Richard East Liverpool, O. Maher, James T., Jr Marion, Ind. March, Harold S. Riverside, III. Markarian, Shlmavon P. A Kirkuk. Iraq Marron, Patrick E. Blairsville, Pa. Marvel, Lemuel P. Hillsdale, Ind. Mathes Richard K Detroit, Mich. Matthews, Elmer Ray Mt. Vernon, III. Maury, Carlos H Caracas, Venezuela May, Quentin H. Franklin, Ga. Mellado, Eduardo A Calexico, Calif. Meyer, Loren W Paintsville, Ky. Meyer, Vernis H. Baileyville, Kan. Milette, Leo R Manville R I. Milton, Jack H Black Mountain, N. C. Milton, Thomas H Black Mountain N. C. Mitchell, Jack Letts, la. Mittermaler, Armin E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Miyasato, Si .igetoshi R Kalaheo, Kauai, T. H. Mollo, Anthony M. Brooklyn, N. Y. Moore, Virgil C Baughman, Ky. Mostoufi, Hushang M. Tehran, Iran Myers, William G. Whitesboro, N. Y. Nachman, Marvin Jules New York, N. Y. Nicodemus, Charles F Fort Wayne, Ind. Noren, Juel Richard Kelso, Wash. Noviasky, Joseph E Winsted, Conn. Noviasky, Michael J Winsted, Conn. Nunamaker, Donald J Osterburg, Pa. Ogawa, Earl W. Kauai, Hawaii Orendorf, Ralph Bridgeville, Del. Olmstead, Harvey L. Caribou, Me. Ossont, LaMont E., Jr Barneveld, N. Y. Ouellet, Norman A Woonsocket, R. I. Overmeyer, Eddie Lynn Leesburg, Ind. Overmeyer, Edward L. Antwerp, O. Park, Edward Honolulu, Hawaii Parker, Gerald F Port Byron, N. Y. Parsons, Gordon J Schufleld, Wis. Patterson, John F. Nanty-Glo, Pa. Patton, James F Churubusco. Ind. Perotti, Patsy Waterbury, Conn. Peterson, Walter A Portsmouth, Va. Phi I lipson, Joseph E Ft. Wayne, Ind. Pierre-Louis, Jacques Cap-Haitien, Haiti Pierrard, Thomas A Bristow, Ind. Pokorny, William C New York, N. Y. Powell, Charles F Spencerville, Ind. Powell, John Walter Fort Wayne, Ind. Poyer, James H Bradford, Pa. Presley, Rex Wallace Omaha, Neb. Pryschtschepa. Petro St. Johnsburv, Va. Puterbaugh, Rodney Boyce Portland, Ind. Putman, Robert H Blanchester, O. Ralich, George Monoca Pa. Ray. Olden M Asheville, N. C. Redmon, Robert Taymond Detroit, Mich. Reld, Bronnie B Fayettesville, Tenn. Reimel, Robert R Stroudsburg, Pa. Reitbiatt, Joseph Tel-Aviv, Israel Repp, Glenn A Polk, O. Richards, Joseph A. Stellersburg, Ind. Richards, Louis Springfield, Mass. Robbins, Francis B., Jr. Ashville, Pa. Robinson, Charles D Logan, W. Va. Rogers, Robert E Corning, N. Y. Rohan, Richard F Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Romanowski, Harold S Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ross, Robert E Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Rubio, German Bogota, Colombia Rudek, Arthur M. Fort Wayne, Ind. Salsbury, William C Caseyvllle, II I. Sanders, James Herman Ventura, Calif. Sandoval, Rafael . . ' . Caquas, P. R. Sarsted, Gordon A Cleveland O. Sartin, Malvin P W. Huntsville, Ala. Schlund, Richard G. Fort Wayne, Ind. Schmucker, Gerald W Latrobe, Pa. Schroeder, Eddie Paul Rushville, Ind. Schroeder, Harold R. Fostoria, O. Schroeder, Richard L. Moline, III. Sefcik. Joseph G Whitestone, N. Y. Shamma, Adeeb R Kouhy Damascus, Syria Sheffs, Alexander H. Byram, Conn. Shopsky, Harvey J Latrobe, Pa. Short, Carter B. Camden, N. J. Shun, Eng Bronx, N. Y. Siegel, Harry J Erie, Pa. Sileci, Paul L Brooklyn, N. Y. Silvey, George Harry .... St. Joseph, Mo. Sitler, Curtis S New Waterford, O. Skinner, Loren E Huguenot, N. Y. Slaga. Edward James Rome, N. Y. Slattery, Richard E Butler, Ind. Smith, Albert W. Fishersville, Va. Smith, Harrison J. St. Marys, Pa. Smith, Herbert Calvin Jacksonville, Fla. Smith, Jackie D. Montpelier, Ind. Snyder, Robert D, Lancaster, Pa. Sommer, Herbert James Orville, O. Spellman, Edsel A Pennsauken, N. J. Spooner. Richard Miles Orange, Mass. Staats, Richard G Cleveland, Ohio Stanley, Joseph Albert Canton, O. Stark, Thomas Taylor, Pa. Steadman, Henry K Fort Wayne, Ind. Stejskal, Adolph M.. Wahoo, Neb. Stephanidis, Manuel S Sunman, Ind. Stoker, Stanley V Upper Sandusky, O. Storer, William Edward Claremont, N. H. Straub, Forest R Grand Junction, Colo. Stultz, Clarence J Martinsville, Va. Suber, Leo John, Jr Deshler, O. Sullivan, Shufcrd Asheville, N. C. Sutton, Richard A Fort Wayne, Ind. Sutton, Robert A Fort Wayne, Ind. Swee ney, Russell C. Annapolis, Md. Tardio, Carlos Bolivia, S. A. Tate, Charles H. Fort Payne, Ala. Taylor, Harold H Asheville, N. C. Taylor, William I Wilmington, Del. T harp, Bud V St. Joe, Ind. Thompson, Henrv Harold Eau Claire, Wis. Tortstrup, Fred E, Denville, N. J. Toy, William W Evansville, Ind. Trevino, Rene Chihuahua, Mexico Trujillo, Ruben Manizales, Colombia Tweed, Marion W. Hudson, N. C. Tyler, Samuel, Jr. Clsrksville, Miss. Vaga, AhtD Lakewood, N. J. Valdes, Alberto A. Habana, Cuba Valkema, Donald Clifton Saugatuck, Mich. 120 Vlrella, Edward Los Angeles, Calif. Vorholzer, Henry Fort Wayne, Ind. Walsh, Edward A Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Ware, Raeburn B Sacramento, Calif. Washburn, Walter L Muncie, Ind. Watanable, Thomas T. Honolulu, T, H. Weaver, Donald E Elkhart, Ind. Weiler, Harold E Wooster, O. Weisenbarger, Richard C. Arcanum, O. Weseli, Harold J Hartford City, Ind. West, Forrest Filler St. Petersburg, Fla. West, Robert L Fletcher, O. White, Harry J Point Place, Toledo, O. Whittington, Frank R Memphis, Tenn. Wilkie, Fred Jared Batavia, N. Y. Winkler, H. Eugene Fort Wayne, Ind. Wise, Marvin Evansville, Ind. Whittenmyer, Glen L. Findlay, O. Yamane, Takeo Honolulu, T. H. Young, Phillip E. Marion, Ind. Young, William E Auburn, Ind. Zacchea, John Westfield, Mass. Zegaroski, Bernard A South Amboy, N. J. Zuercher, Samuel D Berne, Ind. Radio Engineering Acee, Moses Joseph Clark Mills, N. Y. Adams, Manasseh Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Adams, Steven T Bronx, N. Y. Agbulos, Eustaquid C. Whit more City, Oahu Agenbroad, Jack C Piqua, O. Akamine, Eishin M Honolulu, T. H. Al-Ardhuerumly, Ishan N Baghdad, Iraq Algandona, Gerardo Panama City, Panama Allen, Daniel West Paris, Me. Allman, James M Cox ' s Mill, W. Va. Anderson, Jerry Lancaster, O. Anouchi, Abraham . Haifa, Israel Asato, Thomas S Honolulu, Hawaii Asuncion, Jose F Laogg, llocos Norts, P. I. Bailey, Gerald D Middletown, O. Baleshta, Ted Canora, Sask., Canada Barclay, Bruce Prescott, Ariz. Beaulleu, Bernard Fort Wayne, Ind. Bechtel, Homer L Bechtelsville, Pa. Belles, Russel R . Denver, Colo. Berger, Alex Minneapolis, Minn. Berlin. Glenn E Wichita, Kan. Berndt, William E Antigo, Wis. Bethard, William Wyoming, Del. Boitet, Donald J Fort Wayne, Ind. Bolner, Merrill H Hartford City, Ind. Bonfardlne, Vincent Benezett, Pa. Borbolla, Carlos M. Havana, Cuba Bowling, William L Wilmington, N. C. Boxx, James P Bowling Green, Ky. Boykin, Merle Suffolk, Va. Bragg, Merl James, Jr Portland, Ind. Bray, William E Sloan, la. Brower, Robert W Portland, Ore. Brown, Verney L Troy, Tex. 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