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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

m ' ' %m i N T D E P- eSen td I c c A H O N N L A I L C E A G L E MARKING THE CHANGE Prom the ytd to the r jew We hcttpipiii cippnu = C=3. PLAY — RELAX — LIVE in our 25tk YEA R V. 1 1 . V . I - v : ; VI ■?. 7,1 1 1 |Pv fc __ ■ 1 !■,■ — r m inet nineteen tiPtu-sLx i N D I A E N C A H onwct rd . . . DR. ARCHIE T. KEENE Tech Students, It is good to be around when great deeds are done! Those of us privileged to be at Tech during this transi- tional period will be challenged and stimulated by the demands of this year of destiny. And yet, the phenomenal growth of Indiana Technical College, resulting in the purchase and the approaching move to our new campus, in the improvement of our ac- celerated engineering program and in the addition of standard, four-year courses in science and mathematics, is only the inevitable effect of years of painstaking plan- ning on the part of the administration, faculty, students and alumni. Many wise and patient people have brought us to this time of fulfillment. I am glad that you are here to share — and bear — it with me. Archie T. Keene. July 31, 1956 MR. ROBERT C. RUHL Dean ADMINISTRATION MR. CLYDE L. MELTON Associate Dean ACADEMIC COMMITTEE Left to Right: Mr. Richard Dermer, B.S.E.E.; Mr. Ivan Planck, Ph.D. Mr. Robert C. Buhl, M.S. Mr. C. A. Overholt Treasurer and Business Manager J Mrs. Inez M. Pontius Secretary RALPH W. YOUNG FRED H. CRONINGER CARVER C. WRIGHT RALPH W. YOUNG, Chairman. Mathematics Department; A.B., Ball State Teachers College; M.S.. Indiana University; M.A.. Lehigh University; Ph.D., University of Florida. FRED H. CRONINGER, Mathematics; B.S.. Heidelberg College; M.A., Columbia University. GARVER C. WRIGHT, Mathematics and Chemistry; B.S., Ball State Teachers College; Engineer, Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Company. MATHEMATICS GEORGE ANNA HODGSON, Mathematics; A.B., Ball State Teachers College; Graduate study, Indiana University and University of Michigan. RADOSAV RAKETICH, Mathematics; Forestry Engineer Degree, University Yugoslavia; for- merly, Vice Director in Forestry-Hunt Museum of H. M. King Alexander I, Belgrade. CHARLES R. CARR, Mathematics; A.B., Science and Mathematics, Miami University; advanced study. Mathematics, Yale U niversity; M.A.. Mathematics, University of Michigan; formerly instructor. University of Michigan. GEORGE ANNA HODGSON RADOSAV RAKETICH CHARLES R. CARR ELLIS E. LAWTON RALPH W. BRACHT ELLIS E. LAWTON, Physics; B.S., University of Rochester; M.A. and Ph.D., Yale University; formerly at Syracuse University. RALPH W. BRACHT, Physics and Engineering Drawing; B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachers College. H I LEONARD R. ETTER, Science and Mathematics; B.S.Ch.E., Indiana Technical College; M.A. (Physics), Indiana University. ORVILLE R. KYLER, Physics; B.S.E.E., B.S.C.E., Indiana Technical College. LEONARD R. ETTER ORVILLE R. KYLER MARY E. WEIMER MARGARET G. HUFF MARY C. SMITH MARY E. WEIMER, Chairman. English Department; A.B., Wittenberg College; M.A., University of Pittsburgh; formerly, Instructor at Pennsylvania State College. MARGARET G. HUFF, English; B.S., Ohio Wesleyan University; M.A., University of Illinois; preliminary work for Ph.D.; formerly. Instructor at University of Illinois. MARY C. SMITH, English; A.B., Smith College: M.A.. University of California; Graduate study. Northwestern University and Harvard University. E N I H SARA R. STIRLING, English; A.B., Ball State Teachers College; M.S., Indiana University. EARL D. MAYER, English; B.A., B.S.. in Education; M.A., Ohio State University. DARROW C. FOX, Developmental Reading and English; B.S. and M.S. in English and Education. University of Wisconsin. SARA R. STIRLING EARL D. MAYER DARROW C. FOX EDWIN J. GRAHAM GEORGE E. FRUECHTENICHT ROBERT L. KAAG EDWIN J. GRAHAM, Industrial Management: Industrial Consultant; formerly. Staff Assistant to the Manager, General Electric Company, Fort Wayne Branch. GEORGE E. FRUECHTENICHT, Engineering Law; B.A., DePauw University; J.D., Northwest- ern University Law School; Attorney-at-Law. ROBERT L. KAAG, Economics; A.B., Kenyon College; LL.B., Indiana University. LAW — ECONOMICS LEE F. BERNHARDT, Engineering Drawing, P.E. (Mechanical and Electrical Engineering). Consulting Engineer; formely, Supervisor of Design, General Electric Company, Supercharger Division. WILLIAM DANFORD, Engineering Drawing; Design Draftsman, General Electric Company. LEE F. BERNHARDT WILLIAM DANFORD Aeronautical engineering has assumed an important place in present-day manufacturing, transportation, and communication. The train- ing at Tech includes thorough instruction in mathematics, general science, and engineer- ing drawing. The course offered at Indiana Technical College makes possible a career in design and production of all types of air- craft, the development of airports, experi- mental development, and sales. A graduate may enter any field, from research to testing, from drafting to production. The ever in- creasing advances in this field include rocket- ry, jets, and the new satellite, and present new challenges to the engineer of the future. BENJAMIN L. DOW AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING BENNETT L. KEMP DONALD C. VALKEMA BENJAMIN L. DOW. Chairman, Department of of Aeronautical Engineering; B.S.Ae.E.. Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Graduate Study, Johns Hop- kins University; Jet Propulsion Research, Glenn L. Martin Co.; M.S.Ae.E., University of Michigan. BENNETT L. KEMP, Aeronautical Engineering, and in charge of Wind Tunnel; B.S.Ae.E.; Indiana Technical College, formerly flight research engineer, and in charge of wind tunnel of Sikorsky Aircraft Corp., Graduate study, University of Michigan. DONALD C. VALKEMA. Aeronautical Engineer- ing, B.S.Ae.E., Indiana Technical College. 20 AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM ALARII) WILLIAM BAKER HARRY L. BAKER, JR. HENRY BELTMAN CARL BODLEY WAYNE C. BOHANNAN MICHAEL BOWEN FORTUNALO F. CATALDO DONALD E. COULTER RICHARD E. DAWLEY HENRY DE LA ROSA WILLIAM R. DUNKELBERGER GENE B. DURAND WILLIAM EBERT GEORGE EDGE RICHARD ERICKSON PETER ESBENSEN JIMMIE D. CARD DONALD GAUGLER DAVID GESSNER SAM GIAVARA JAMES E. COTCH GUY S. GURSK1 TUSTOMA HIRONAGA ROBERT HUTSON MICHAEL KATANIK BOHOAN W. KULCHYCKYJ SIEGFRIED BRUNNENKAUT THEODORE K. SPITLER LESLIE KOLSTAD LARRY KUGLER CHARLES J. KWACZALA, JR. RONALD LANCASTER MAURICE LANDFORD DON MARTIN CHARLES MOENING JIM MORELLI DARREL NEAL D. J. RAJCHEL ALFRED RATHMELL 21 AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING First Roiv: WILLARD ROGERS GERALD C. ROLLINS GEORGE SCHRAER FRANK SEASHOLTZ IVARS SPECHTS Second Row: THOMAS A. TOMAINE ELMARS VIESTURS L. R. WADEKAMPER MARK WERNER BILL WEST Third Row: PAUL A WILSON ROBERT WIND ROGER WINEBARGER JOHN WYCHE ANTON J. ZADEL AERO STUDENTS NOT SHOWN John R. Anders Jan J. Andruszko Ramon E. Anspach Harrold L. Auer Walter G. Bagley, Jr. Norman L. Beeler Dennis E. Belling Homer E. Basset Donald R. Bess Richard E. Bender Wolfried Blumfeld Meredith Bristol Joe E. Cooley Dale G. Cutter Allen F. Cullen, Jr. Ellison R. Church Richard B. Doner William C. Drachslin Charles F. Fisher Ronald D. Fryback Leonard P. Frank Akiharu Fukumoto Anthony J. Gies John A. Girman Robert J. Gornstein Gerald E. Goodblood Elmer Grone John E. Gilbertson Richard M. Hall Gordon M. Harper Tommy Hampshire Duane G. Hoffman Raymond T. Hoffman Harold R. Heber Kenneth O. Huebschman Irving Kardonsky Kenneth E. Kern Halbert D. Krediet Eugene Lane Theodore J. La Borde Noel E. Leitzman George R. Li Charles E. McAneary Daryl G. Morris David L. Mort Michael Olear, Jr. Robert J. Pellack, Jr. Kenneth D. Poore Carl E. Rhoda George A. Sefton Clyde H. Shelton Dale E. Stevens John B. Stukenborg Charles T. Suerth Alio M. Tuiofu Robert D. Walley Paul A. Wilson Hollis Van Young Carl J. Iannaci Israel M. Guterman Chris G. Kuenneth Grooming Flying Club ' s New Plane Founding members of the ARS. AMERICAN ROCKET SOCIETY The Fort Wayne Section of the American Rocket Society has se veral members from Indiana Technical College. This organiza- tion is comprised of students who have an interest in guided missiles, rockets, and other pilotless aircraft. The members of the ARS on a field trip to one of the leading jet propulsion laboratories. Experts in the field of rocketry speak at the monthly meetings of the ARS. One of the newest branches of engineering. Chemical Engineering, has advanced rapidly. Practically all industry in some stage of proc- essing, development, or manufacturing, must depend upon men with a knowledge of chem- istry. Today there are highly specialized and diversified fields such as Gas, Metallurgical. Ceramics, and Petroleum. Because of its be- ing the basic technology underlying the de- velopment and operation of virtually all in- dustry, Chemical Engineering will realize even greater growth in the years to come. TOD B. DIXON CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WILLIAM E. DONAHUE CHARLES D. DILTS TOD B. DIXON. Chairman. Department of Chem- ical Engineering: B.S.Ch.E.. M.S.Ch.E., and Ph.D. Ch.E.. Ohio State University; formerly chairman of Chemical Engineering Department. Pratt Insti- tute. Brooklyn, New York. WILLIAM E. DONAHUE. Chemistry: A.B.. Brad- ley University; M.S.. State College of Washington; Ph.D.. Lehigh University. CHARLES D. DILTS. Chemistry; B.S.. Marion Normal College; A.B., Indiana State College; M.A.. Indiana University. JOSEPH W. CRANMER. Chemical Engineering; B.S.Ch.E.. Indiana Technical College; M.A., Wash- ington LIniversity. IRVING J. WEINSTEIN. Chemistry; B.S.. Car- negie Institute of Technology; B.S.. Library Science. Western Reserve University; M.Litt.. University of Pittsburgh; Graduate study. University of Pitts- burgh. JOSEPH W. CRANMER IRVING J. WEINSTEIN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING OSCAR ARANIZ VINCENT BISASOR JOHN BROBET CONSLiELO L. CIFUENTES TOM DAVIS PHIL IM. DAJI RICHARD J. FRENCH ANTHONY J. GIORDANO GUILLERMO GARCIA J. GUMBELEVIOUS EDWARD P. GUINDON ALBERTO HAYTADO ALVIN JOSEPH JACK D. KAUFMAN BRIAN N. KELLER TOM LEMAN JOSEPH P. LINTEAU ROBERT MASSON Robert c. McCarthy WILLIE 0. MILLER DANIEL F. MURPHY CLARENCE A. NAYONIS GUSTAVO NINO PAUL ROBERTS THOMAS S. PRICE ERNEST G. STEELE JOHN L. TISDALE GORDON VANDERVELDE DONALD L. WISE BILL WOODSON JAMES P. BROWN RONALD COULTER CARRELL MARSHALL THOMAS MILLER 25 The development in the various branches of engineering has created new problems in the design and construction of buildings, high- ways, airports, and other structures. The Civil Engineer is meeting the demands of our pres- ent age with new methods and ideas. Even though Civil Engineering is the oldest of the fields of engineering, it continues to grow and develop and provide opportunities for men of vision. ROBERT C. RUHL CIVIL ENGINEERING WALDO E. ALBERT. JR. WILLARD H. STEVENSON ROBERT C. RUHL. Dean; Chairman. Department of Civil Engineering; Chairman. Academic Com- mittee; B.S.C.E.. M.S.C.E., Purdue University. WALDO E. ALBERT. JR.. Aeronautical and Civil Engineering; Olivet College; B.S.Ae.E., B.S.C.E.. Indiana Technical College; Engineer. Curtiss Wright Corporation; C.A.A. Primary, Secondary, and Instructors ' Pilot Certificate; Rated Ground School Instructor. WILLARD H. STEVENSON. Civil Engineering; B.S.C.E., Purdue University, P.E.. Graduate study. Lmiversity of Illinois; formerly Design Engineer. American Steel Dredge; Consulting Engineer. 26 . ' V f • v. CIVIL ENGINEERING JOHN A. ARIANOUTSOS WILBUR AURBULT ROBERT L. BABBITT ANDRES G. BACHMAN LEON BAKOW JAMES L. BARNETT BILL BARROWS LEON BEATY RONALD R. BONAR JOHN F. BRENNE JAMES R. BROCK RONALD C. BURTON F. WAYNE CABBER DOYLE F. CAGLE JOHN U. COO EUGENE DAVENPORT RICHARD DURGIN, JR. NABI R. FAKRODDIN AMERICO FALCIONI RICHARD A. FILLER ROBERT T. FITZGERALD ANTHONY J. FREELAND DAVID R. GERHARDT EUGENE L. GORSUCH JANO GROSSMAN M. GUERRA ROBERT GUITARD PHILIP M. GUSTIN WILLIAM H. GUY, JR. ROBERT M. HANDLY JAMES HARANCOZO RONALD W. HELMSTADT PAUL D. HERALD HENRY HORWITZ RALPH M. HUTTON VERNE F. JACOBSEN JAIME LERNER JOHN K. ABRAHAM RONALD KAHN JOE KREMPL 27 CIVIL ENGINEERING HAROLD LAUKILA IHRRY L. LENTZ THEODORE LEGAKIS GERALD LINDAHL ALVIN L. NEAL l ' U. F. NICHOLS FRANK. B. MANNING ERNEST A. MARTH DONALD G. MAITHEISEN RODERICK McKEEN DONALD J. MEAGHER CALIXTO C. MEJIA EDLARDO D. MERLANO MARVIN MILTON- PALL F. MOFFETT JOHN B. MONTEITH JOHN C. MEANOR. JR. MOHAMED ABID MOH1I) LEWIS NERI JOHN NIEHAUS SAM PATELL EDWARD M. PLEUS WILLIS S. PRIBBLE MARIANO G. REVILLA JAMES P. RIDDLE GEORGE G. RILEY DON ROSBAUGH ALBERT ROY MARVIN A. RLBIN ROBERT SCOTT El ' GENE SCOTT ALBERT SHAPIRO WAYNE SIMERMAN LAIRD SMITH WILLIAM G. STARCK JOSEPH STARR THEMISTOCLES S. STAMUS JOHN F. STEGE. JR. AUGIE SLISZKO ALI SUKKARIYYAH ' i v, A  « ) Q CI 4 j 28 CIVIL ENGINEERING KNUT SYVERSON THEODORE SZENTIVANYI HIDEO TOYAMA GAROLD W. TAYLOR ROBERT W. TAYLOR JOSEPH A. TIGHE CARLOS TOBAR PAUL TROIKE JOHN B. TURO DOYNE WILDMAN JAMES R. WALL DAVID R. WILSON PHILIP ZACCARI JUAN P. ZURUTUZA CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS NOT SHOWN Waldo Albert, Jr. Billie H. Allen Allen L. Anderson Robert L. Appleby Saston A. Audet Mario F. Baires James R. Baker Richard Thomas Barton Ronald A. Bauman Donald K. Berger Winston A. Betliune Ronald R. Black Ivern C. Bootle John H. Brickwadel Woodrow D. Brock Robert A. Brue Jesse W. Bunch Boyd L. Byerly Michael A. Ceske Pitak Charosnsiri James F. Christy, Jr. Thomas L. Cieslica Forrest W. Coffer Pawquale D. Conti Jack C. Conway Alejandro Corren Kenneth W. Covey Manuel R. Crespo C. J. Cunningham, Jr. William S. Davis Hugh G. Denny Joaquin A. Diaz-Granados Jose G. Diaz-Granados Emilio Dominguez Paul J. DonaJto Glen L. Eaton William G. Ebert John F. Ellett George A. Firth James R. Frambes Ray B. Fryer, Jr. Robert E. Gatz Karalil V. George Tajammul R. Gill Martin W. Gladish Thomas A. Goebel Jose J. Granati Russell H. Green George R. Griebel Francisco J. Guerra Bill W. Hagerman Jack W. Hagerman Lloyd C. Hart Syed A. Hasnain Paul E. Hayes Lewis B. Herr Robert J. Hiester Bela G. High Bob G. Hodge Robert G. Hoehn Roland E. Hurlbert Roger F. Jshikawa Werner Jastrzembski Nils H. Jensen Daniel J. Jermano Hugo Kayano Raymond P. Kelly Lee R. Kenyon Jack D. Kerstetter Frederick M. La Bree Richard D. Lamb Steve Lanik Jaime Lerner Kenneth Wairen Longwi George Lorandos George McCubbin William F. McDonald John C. Maccagnan Anthony S. Maniscalco Marvin M. Marsh, II Lusiano Manta Karim N. Mawlawi Lionel C. Maxwell Alfonso Montilla Roger Moody Lavern E. Moser Allan R. Mourillon Gene L. Neff Harold Nielson Marvin C. Nielson, Jr. Arthur E. Nobis William M. Nobis Douglas G. Nutt Stewart M. Nutt Donald M. Oishi Robert E. Oligney Wilbur L. Overholt Edgar G. Panteja Eduardo A. Parra Win Pe Kenneth T. Pemberton Thomas Rahman Fabie Restrepe Thomas E. Risley Pablo Rivera Fabian San Miguel, Jr. Teoman M. Sarabi Charles Semlich James E. Serpanos Leon F. Sevigny Gordon R. Simmons Emil C. Sommerfeldt Vance L. Stanhope William G. Starch Robert A. Szerejko William J. Szmanski Melvin S. Tamashiro Paul R. Taylor Alfredo E. Tcheraesi Wilbur Eugene Tolliver Herbert A. Underwood Rene Maurice Vianney George E. Weatherford John C. Webb Dennis S. Weir Bernard Whitcomb William R. White Roger E. Whittig Paul A. Wilkie Robert W. Wolfe Alfonso V. Yepes Rolland R. Zura 29 The increasing utilization of electrical power in this country makes immense de- mands on the professional Electrical Engineer. He must know how to select, design, work out economics and production. He is the master- mind in the field of communication, as evi- denced by today ' s modern telephone. The skill and creative ability of the Electrical Engineer transforms theoretical knowledge into prac- tical service to meet the challenges of the future. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SBsi Hs HHKB RICHARD DERMER, Chairman. Department of Electrical Engineering; B.S.E.E., Indiana Technical College, P.E., formerly with Gen- eral Electric Company in Testing and Ex- perimental Laboratory. HARLEY J. NETHKEN, Elec- trical Engineering; B.S.E.E., Highland Park College; M.S.. Iowa State College; formerly chairman of Department of Elec- trical Engineering. Louisiana Polytechnic Institute. MAURICE A. SIMMONS. Elec- trical Engineering: B.S.E.E.. B.S. R.E.. Indiana Technical College. RONALD D. HUGHES, Elec- tronic Engineering; B.S.E1.E., In- diana Technical College. 30  f f J j t V f m : - h Jm ■ ■ f f o j t- ' r Jrf r- - h+J, 4 JI «f|, •! W fc W?v v I ■ f i ; ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JACK ALT WALTER BACON IRVINE BANKS VERNON BANG DANIEL BARRY JAMES BENDER JACK BEVERIN THOMAS BICKIMER NICK A. BIRBILIS GERALD BLACKWELL KENNETH E. BLUME FREDDY BOLTON RAYMOND H. BOND ROBERT BROWN HAROLD V. BOOTHE H. D. BROWNING ELMER J. BRIGGS RICHARD W. BRUMMIT WILLIAM CALHOUN ROBERT CAMPBELL BILLY J. CARR ROBERT J. CASEY ROBERT CASTLEBERRY, JR. JOSEPH CAVALIER PETER J. CHANG GLEN A. CLAPPER ALFONSO A. CORTES JAMES CREECH C. W. CREEL WALTER M. CROCKER CLYDE DAVENPORT WILLIAM R. DAVIS FOUAD M. DEEB CHARLES H. DeFORD LAVERN D. DELZER JOHN C. DePRIEST DON DeWILDT JOSEPH F. DYER RICHARD EDDY EUGENE ERPELDING GALVEZ 0. ECHEMENDIA LYLE FAJEN KURT FISCHER DONALD B. FORISTER JOHN FUCHS FRANK FUTALA ALAN R. GAUL TOM GAUR LLOYD W. GEER KENNETH R. GERHARDSTEIN FRED GESELL HERBERT GILLEN WILLIAM GORDEN JOHN T. GRIFFIN EDUARDO GUERRERO MITCHELL HALL WILLIAM C. HALL WILLIAM H. HAMBROCK RICHARD HANSEN JOHN HARPER ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GEORGE HART WILLIAM C. HARTMAN WILLIAM H. HAWLEY DAVID L. HILEMAN STEPHEN F. HOLLICK MUHAMMAD HASSAIN EDWARD C. JARAMILLO ARTHUR J. JOHNSON GORDON L. JOHNSON RUSSELL JOHNSTON JOSEPH KOHRMAN ROBERT V. KAUFMAN MARION L. KELLY ALFRED KNOLL ELWOOD R. LAAKSO LAWRENCE LaCOTTI FRANK LAIZA ALBERT LeBLANC AVELINO VIDAL JAMES J. LIESER BUD H. LOVEJOY RICHARD MANN R. E. MARCHIONDA. JR. E. A. MARSH HENRY W. McCLURE FERNANDO McLEAN CHARLES B. MEYERS RICHARD W. MOORE ROBERT MULLINS PETER MURRY JOSEPH S. MURCKO GILBERT M. NEALE FRED NOVAK KIERAN O ' FARREL BILL OHMART ANTHONY OSTROSKI MERLE C. PFEIFER RICHARD E. PFEIFER JOSE A. PINEIRO RICHARD A. PLISKA RICHARD PUSTI KENTON E. QUINT, JR. GUY REECE CARL E. ROESSLER RONALD ROWER DONALD E. SCHLAUDRAFF TOM SCHWENK J. J. SHUMSKY GLEN F. SMITH JACK SMITH JAMES SMITH GEORGE STEARNS CALVIN R. SKEID RALPH J. SPAYD KEN STEFFEN, JR. EARNEST STEPHENS, JR. DAVID A. STEVENSON ANTHONY STOLL EARL J. STREETER JOHN C. STURTEVANT w l L«.t.  1 r n o ■ v r-y  v M v = 7 | | ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING JACKSON TALBOTT LOWELL D. TEMPLE ASAD M. THAHABEYAH STANLEY J. THOMAS CARL THOMPSON, JR. STEPHEN J. TRUSIK CARLOS TORRES-SERGIO HORMAZ M. VANIA ALBERT A. WAITT LAKE W. WERNHOLM JOHN WILSON WILLIAM WILCUS CHARLES WILLIAMS DONALD WILLIAMS S. DALE WILSON VERLE F. WRIGHT, JR. JOHN YANKANICH, JR. ROBERT YEZEK IVANHOE F. YOUNG ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS NOT SHOWN Moses Acee Hisham F. Adham Kevork S. Adourian John J. Alt Theodore W. Alt Charles J. Arnett Stanley L. Babbilt Martin A. Bailey Robert T. Barker M. Ernest Barnett Gale Baumgartner Clarence R. Beach John E. Bohr Joseph J. Bourdon John A. Brobst Clark W. Brook Dale G. Bryant Karl B. Buck Robert G. Butcher Christopher J. Cain John J. Carroll Danny Cartan Cecil C. Carter Ralph E. Case Robert E. Clark, Jr. Earl R. Colborn William F. Collins Ronald T. Cook Newman Corbett, Jr. Jose J. Costa Edgar Cuevas James C. Cunningham Robert R. Curtice James P. Davenport Earl Devlin Joseph A. Dickerson Edwin E. Diller Robert E. Dudley Chester W. Durnin Thomas F. Eichhorn Emmitt W. Evans Paul E. Eyler, Jr. Wolodymyr Fedoriw Samuel L. Folley, Jr. Bryan L. Foreman Earl D. French Anthony E. Gall Simon M. Garabedian Franklin P. Gautier Hector Gonzalez Edward F. Gravitt Banjit S. Grewal Thomas W. Gurr Arthur R. Hamelwright Ralph S. Hamilton Harold M. Harakuni Robert L. Harkness Neal M. Hayashida Francisco A. Hennessey David B. Hodge Ronald J. Hogan Dallas J. Hollman Colin M. Holme-Shaw Harvey D. Javing Edward L. Jencks Duane E. Jennings Michael R. Johnson Robert M. Johnson William E. Jones James W. Justice Khatchigsouk Karamanou- gian Shah M. Khan Daniel Kirkham, Jr. Rudolph M. Kleinsak John W. Korpal Ardell B. Kyler Jack L. Ladig Milton F. Laiza Paul A.. Latsey Howard E. Lehr Bobbie L. Leipold Delbert F. Leonard John J. Linehan Edmund A. Lobacz Donald A. McClain Thomas C. McCormick Richard A. McGuire Jack D. McPhearson Richard A. Malott Jonah Mann David B. Marshall Lonnie C. Meadows Jorge Y. Medovoi Paul M. Miike Gerald K. Miller Gerald W. Miller Jerold A. Miller William Milton, Jr. Lyman B. Moothart Khodar H. Mounkara Ralph L. Mueller Charles D. Mules Joseph S. Murcko George E. Myers German Narvaez Glenn Nicholson Trinidad E. Noriega Peter L. Nortman Harlow B. Olson Herbert W. Orth Anthony L. Ostroski Edward A. Oudt Morris L. Owen, Jr. Anibal Palacio Pasquale L. Parente William R. Paynter Duane J. Pechacek Donald L. Peters Rodney E. Peterson Michael A. Porzio Harry L. Postovoit Richard A. Redmond Donald E. Richardson Robert J. Rivest Marvin A. Rogers Alan H. Roggenbaum Jack V. Ruger Gentil Sanchez Richard E. Sarber Thomas C. Scalzo Donald L. Schaadt George G. Schaffer James L. Schrock Lor en D. Schroeder Thomas S. Schwenk Eugene G. Scott David K. Segawa Kuldip S. Sekken Nietong Seto Dean G. Shaw Ah Kong Siew Robert G. Sims Glen F. Smith LeRoy E. Smith James W. Sprouse Leonard J. Stenberg Henry F. Sterba Alejandro Suarez Robert E. Swisher Tamotsu Taira Yasutoska Takakura David J. Taylor Nicholas Thomas Carlos Torres-Sergio Joseph C. Toshes Thomas E. Usai William J. Veles Albert M. Vesco Ben W. Vest Avelino C. Vidal Charles H. Von Weinstein Dalmer Earl Wagner Joseph B. Walton John M. Wardman Lothario M. Widmer William D. Wilgus Norman J. Williams Franklin R. Wilson Edward J. Zsolcsak Electrical Lab Electronic Engineering is a highly special- ized branch of Electrical Engineering and in the past few years has produced an industry of such importance that it is recognized as a field of engineering in its own right which re- quires trained specialists. To the Electronic Engineer is attributed outstanding develop- ment in such realms as guided missiles, radar, color television, electronic computers, radio communication, and atomic energy. The Elec- tronic Engineering curriculum is planned to specialize a fundamental knowledge of elec- trical engineering to scientific application in the field of electronics. RALPH S. CARSON ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING ARTHUR B. PRICE ARCHER G. PAGE RALPH S. CARSON. Chairman. Department of Electronic Engineering; B.S.E.E.. B.S.R.E.. M.S. E.E.. Major in Communication. University of Mich- igan. Engineer, formerly with Farnsworth Tele- vision and Radio Corporation: Graduate Study. Indiana University. ARTHUR B. PRICE. Electronic Engineering; B.S.E.E.. B.S.R.E.. Indiana Technical College. ARCHER G. PAGE. Electronic Engineering; B.S. El.E.. Indiana Technical College. 34 C r s% rs ' ■ % ?, '  « ■ w £ £t o ' .fir ' . . rfxh. ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING GEORGE ABRAHAM SPENCER ALLEN JACK D. ANSPACH JOSE R. AZORES FRANCIS D. BADER JOHN D. BADOVINAC LESTER K. BEEBE SIGMUND A. BIENER RICHARD BOHAYCHECK JOHN W. BOLAN HERBERT BOULTON JOSEPH F. BOWERS ROBERT BOYETTE JOHN T. BREITBART M. J. BRUTON DAVID BROWN BLAINE BROYLES CHARLES 0. CARTER GERALD A. CALLIES HAROLD A. CLICHE JAMES CLNEEN DANIEL G. COLE RALPH H. COLEMAN, JR. ROBERT L. COLLARD CALVIN COLLIER KENNETH R. CONLON EDWARD A. COSNER KAROLY CSIKOS RICHARD A. COURTNEY RAY DAVID CHARLES R. DANIELS HARRY L. DAVIS HENRY DAVIS, JR. JACK A. DEAN JACK E. DEWITT SAL A. DIELI JOHN J. DETROIA BRYCE E. EILER JULIUS B. ELLIS DONALD J. ERICKSON ROYCE F. EVANS EDWARD J. FABER STANLEY FISCHMAN LESLIE E. FRIEDLINE ALBERT R. GIBSON STANLEY GRAY DARRELL E. GREEN R. C. GREENBLATT CARL E. HAINER ERNST H. HANNEMANN HAROLD O. HANSEN TED L. HARKINS ROBERT E. HARTMAN JAMES R. HAUSFELD GENE H. HEWETT CHARLES W. HINKLE JAMES A. HOPKINS LAYMON HOSKINS THOMAS L. HUNKLER HAROLD F. HUNT ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING HENRY C. HUTCHINS MAURICE M. INGMIRE LYNDON A. JARVIS EARLE L. KELSEY JAMES P. KENDLE NELSON D. KENNEDY THOMAS E. KING HAROLD G. KLUEVER JOSEPH A. LACIVITA, JR. GLENN LAYER DONALD E. LAWTON NICHOLAS LEAL JAMES C. LINDSEY WILLIAM D. LOUDIN CARROLL A. LUBINSKI PETER N. MALECKAS FLOYD H. MATTER EUGENE A. MAUER RAYMOND C. McGUIRE FREDERICK MIMKEN ELLERY L. MOORE MAX MUIR HOMER C. NEFZGER JAMES H. O ' CONNEI.L FERNALD C. PARENT DOUGLAS PARLIUS RALPH K. PARSONS ROBERT JOSEPH PEA RICHARD C. PEDERSON F. C. PENDLETON GEORGE H. PETERSON CHARLES R. PINER TED R. PYLANT MICHAEL L. QUENNEVILLE KENNETH E. REESER CHARLES REED WILLIAM E. RITTENHOUSE PEDRO RODRIGUEZ TED E. ROWE MARTIN L. RUNGE CARLOS S. SANCHEZ ROBT. J. SCHORNSTEIN MAX A. SCHENKEL DONALD E. SCHROCK JOSEPH J. SHECORA ROBERT E. SHERLIN, JR. ERNEST J. STIRRUP CHARLES R. STOBART MANLY L. STORLEE RONALD E. STRAIT WYNE STUCLY MARION B. STULTS JOHN H. SWIFT MANUEL SY DALE L. TAYLOR ELDON L. TESKE AUBREY G. THOMAS GREGORY TRIAL ILDEMARO URDANETA RONALD M. Van DRUFF Iter l k JjSf £-! J) f ? £ °£Li! § ' w P7 ?Kii i- fcJ fen  4 r ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING PETER VARHOLA ROBERT A. VITT RONALD G. WATT JAMES V. WILLIAMSON KENNETH S. WINDISH CARL E. WINSEL JAMES F. WINTERS ROBERT YOESTING CHARLES D. YELVERTON ROBERT D. YOUNCER RICHARD E. ZURBUCH ELECTRONICS STUDENTS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Charles L. Adams Eishin M. Akamier Emery J. Allen, Jr. James C. Allen Norman A. Anderson Waller W. Appel Charles K. Asato Robert E. Atkinson Robert E. Babb Thomas L. Ballasch Francis A. Barcher Walter W. Bartlett James Brady Bender James R. Berthold Leonard A. Berkeland Ronald A. Blasen Harold V. Boothe William F. Borowski Ralph W. Bracht Bruce D. Brown David C. Brown Lawrence L. Burch, Jr. Lavar Burnett John H. Butcher Donald A. Butterworth Robert E. Campbell Billy Carr, Jr. James L. Carson Joseph F. Cavanagh Gordon E. Coen Daniel Cole Norman P. Copp Delmar R. Core James Harold Covalsky William A. Coyle Karnly Csikos, Jr. James E. Cush Doyt D. Da vies Larry L. Detweiler Philippe F. Doyon James H. Dunham Daniel T. Dwyer Harold S. Eisley, Jr. James L. Fllert James C. Ervin Romie J. Erwood, Jr. Jnhnny E. Evans Ted L. Everson Harold M. Fanning Thomas E. Fiscus Robert L. Fisher Charles E. Fleck George B. Flint Ivan E. Folken Patrick M. Fong David Allen Fornshil Maxwell L. Fowler Lawrence L. Fuja Raymond C. Fusco William J. Gibson Larry Maxine Goodman Richard L. Gose Jaime R. Gotelipe Ronald L. Gould Jerry A. Green Leroy Green Robert E. Gunderson Grove M. Hamilton Harold L. Hankins, Jr. Richard H. Hanson Gordon N. Hart William C. Hartman Gordon Hayes, Jr. Roy Hedger, Jr. Charles W. Heeter John L. Heinze Edgar J. Hendrix Donald C. Henry Isamu Higa Herbert Hoffman Jerry L. Helsinger Donald J. Hoppel Laymen C. Hoskins Thomas L. Hunkler Harvey J. Hunt Walter J. Jankowski Anton H. Jessberger Bobby D. Johnson Richard L. Johnson Walter G. Jordan. Jr. Robert E. Joyce Mohamed S. Karimeh Howard B. Keller Donald E. Ketchum Malcolm E. King Charles Kleman Frederick P. Landauer, Jr Herbert L. Lavenue Glenn T. Layer Albert J. LeBlanc Allen F. Lee Norman P. Leonardson W. James Lindley, II James P. Logue David S. Lybarger Donald M. McCoy Clyde E. McCrav, Jr. William McFaddin James A. Mclnnis Jack M. McMullen John F. Maguire Robert W. Manuel Walter Marion, Jr. Edward J. Markland Albert R. Martin Haruo Matsunaga Howard V. May Edward D. Mayo Harry D. Merli ' no Frederick J. Mimken Robert Monroe Billy J. Mooney Frederick P. Mowery Walter T. Murakami Charles D. Myers Hans T. Myhre Carl L. Nadeau Franklin J. Natividad Anthony Nesto Walter R. Newlon Henry I. Nihei Wetzel Noel Edward Norena Louis E. O ' Connell Charles M. Okerstrom Frank C. Oropeza Walter I. Park Lewis J. Pearsall Merle C. Peiffer Douglas L. Perkins David N. Peterson Ralph E. Peterson Joseph D. Police Alwin R. Purvinis Raymons I. Purvis Alvaro Quiros David W. Ray Charles L. Reed Kenneth P. Reed Gordon L. Rehmeyer Peter A. Reyes John H. Rhind, Jr. William J. Richey William E. Rideout, Jr. Robert E. Rife Edwin E. Riley Burton N. Robbins Julian C. Roberts. Jr. Jose A. Rodriguez Robert W. Rogers Raymond J. Ryan James C. Sagnis, Jr. Albert B. Santini Walter J. Sapelli Charles C. Sattler Ilgvars Sausais Donald E. SchlaudrafT Donald E. Schofield Richard H. Sehommer Leon M. Schulz George W. Schumacher Robert H. Sharpe, Jr. Kenneth F. Short Donald B. Siebuld Carroll K. Simkins Donald K. Simkins Richard B. Simonic Jack T. Simpson Clarence J. Smith Daniel G. Smith Maurice E. Smith Ross K. Smith Richard H. Sorensen Stephen Spishock Lynn E. Stewart Robert E. Stickel Enid B. Storlee Kenneth L. Stutzman Kenneth L. Sublett Philip J. Surico Norman R. Swagler Joseph C. Swain William H. Taylor Caston P. Teasdale Donald L. Timmerman William L. Tinkel Patrick A. Touten Maung T. Tun Michael Ugenti Bruce L. VanCauwenbergh Edmund A. Wadell, Jr. Albert A. Waitt Clifford S. Wechsler Eugene F. Wiebke William K. Wigner Robert L. Willhoff Robert A. Williams Billy Wilson William G. Winchester Harold Worley Robert R. Wrenn Albert H. Yamamoto Robert S. Yoesting Calvin W. Yong Robert D. Young Daniel E. Zbosnik Students Audio Project Electronic Lab The fie ld of Mechanical Engineering is so hroad that no man can be an authority on all of its branches. Consequently, Mechanical Engineers tend to become specialists in chos- en branches. Therefore, the student is given a thorough background in the basic sciences. This field is very extensive, for practically every manufactured article requires the serv- ices of mechanical engineers both in the de- sign of the machine on which it is made, and the factory operation itself. IVAN A. PLANCK MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HOWARD A. MACKLIN ARVID A. ANDERSON IVAN A. PLANCK. Chairman, Department of Mechanical Engineering; B.Ch.E.. B.S.Ed.. M.S., Ph.D.. Ohio State University, P.E. HOWARD A. MACKLIN, Mechanical Engineering; A.B.. Huntington College; M.A.. Ball State Teach- ers College; B.S.M.E.. Indiana Technical College; Craduate study. Indiana University. ROBERT MARSHALL. General Engineering Sub- jects: University of Denver. B.S.Ae.E.. Indiana Technical College, Graduate study. Indiana Univer- sity. ARVID A. ANDERSON. JR., Mechanical Engi- neering; B.S.M.E., Indiana Technical College. ROBERT SNYDER, Mechanical Engineering; B.S. M.E.. Indiana Technical College; Formerly, servo- mechanisms Engineer at Bell Aircraft. ROBERT MARSHALL ROBERT SNYDER 3 Z) | £m 7 C5t % ) MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LESLIE ADKINS RONALD L. ALT HARRY W. ALLEN HENRY AMAMA JOHN A. ANDERSON, JR. RAFAEL ANGEL SAMUEL BAROODY RICHARD BARNEY JACK E. BALKO THOMAS 1). BEUCHEL FOREST BICKMORE ROGER L. BIPES LOWELL BLOOM ORMAN BLOXAM PAUL BOWERS ALAN BOTT DALLAS W. BREEDEN LYLE BROWNING CARL BRYANT THOMAS L. BRADFORD JAMES BURTON WILLERT BULLERT JAMES BUGLESS ALBERTO D. CASTRO JAMES P. CAVANAUGII SUK KUN CHE MAURICE CARPENTER KAROL R. CHIN ROBE RT J. CENSAK JOSEPH M. CHABOT MELVIN CHENOWETH OWEN COBBUM FRANK CONSONNI DONALD COPENHAVER CARROL P. CORBETT ARNOLD I. COWAN RICHARD K. CRIDER LAWRENCE G. CUSTUS JORGE DAVIN JACK DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS JAMES L. DAVIS WALTER DANLEY, JR. ALFRED B. DOCKETT JAMES T. DOYLE REGINALD F. DOWNEY LAWRENCE J. DRANCHAK JOHN R. DUFF DANIEL D. EICHENAUER CLARENCE EICHMAN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CYRIL G. ELSINGER LAWRENCE E. ENGLER FRANCISCO ESTEVEZ GORDON FERGUSON KEN FROBERG RALPH J. FOX DARIO POSADA KENNETH W. FUHRMAN GUILLERMO GARCIA LORAM GEORGE GHAZI BARAKEH H. C. GOLDENBAGEN WILLIAM GOTTFRIED MACK H. GLAZIER GUY GREEN JOHN GRUSHA NORMAN D. GUY ROBERT GUNBERG JACK W. HAGERMAN THOMAS C. HANEY ROGER J. HAYES PAUL S. HERSHEY WILLIS D. HICKMAN JON HILES LOUIS HILGERT GEORGE A. HOEGLER BERNARD HOFFMAN KENNETH HOGGARD THOMAS HOOPER ROBERT C. HOLMES ROBERT HORNYAK JAMES M. HOWELL DWIGHT W. HUNTER ADAM M. JANOTIK KURT F. JEPSON ROBERT T. JONES JEROME C. KALL BILL KELLER JAMES R. KIRKHOFF EDGAR KOLB W. L. KOINZEN RICHARD A. KOBLE ROBERT KOZMER JOSEPH KOZLOWSKI CHARLES KYLER YUSUF S. KURIAL STEPHEN D. LaCROIX JAMES H. LAMB RICHARD D. LANGFELDT ROBERT LAWRENCE f S f £ ■ «m I f l- W 0 i 9k ft. ■Br Hf« |, W« l h w x _ ' AT . MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BALDEV MANGAT RALPH MANGES MARIO L. MARCHESE ROBERT C. MATHIAS JAMES D. McCABE HUGH McCANN DAVID McCARTY DON McCOIN Maurice m. McDonald RICHARD McKENNA LARRY D. McKlBBEN ROBERT E. McMAKEN THOMAS McSPEDON STEPHEN MELEGA RICHARD D. MILLER JOHN MILES MAX MINNIEAR ROBERT MORLEY JOE MROZOWSKI JOHN MUNSON CURBY R. MURTLAND DON MYERS LYELL MYERS PAUL NEWHOUSE FREDERICK NOWOTARSKI NOLAN G. O ' BRYAN LARRY ODELIUS LINWOOD OLIVER RALPH O. ORENDORF JAMES PARTRIDGE GEORGE PAVLOU THOMAS PAYNE WALTER R. PF1STER DWIGHT PINKERTON GUNNAR PULDAS CLEO J. OUINN JOHN R. QUIGLEY GEORGE B. REGAN DONALD RILEY ROBERT N. RHYMER MAURICE ROCK PEDRO RODRIGUEZ BERNARD ROME SIMON RUHL DOWARD RUNYAN DARIO SALAZAR JOHN SCHLEMMER ROY E. SCHMIDT FRANCIS L. SHRAWDER GEORGE M. SEMENIUK MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ROBERTO SESTIER LOWELL W. SHERWOOD ROBERT W. SMURR GABOR SOMOGYI EDIN U. SOWERS, III ROBERT SPENCER GEORGE EDWIN SPOHR RONALD D. STIMPERT ROBERT A. STAHL DON SHEWCHUCK KARL E. SCHWARZ EARL A. STANEK JOHN STER GERALD A. STEHNO ART SWEATLAND DON SWEATLAND SUEO TANABE JEAN PAMPHILE SADANORI TENGAN LOYD THOMAS GURBAKLISH S. THIND TED TRUDEL SALVADOR A. TUESCA DANIEL L. WEISS FRANK WHITTINGTON BLYN A. WITTEMORE. JR. ALAN WILKINS BERNARD J. WITCZAK ALLEN WOOD RUSSEL WOOD EVERETT YAGUD KENNETH P. ZIEGLER THEODORE ZITNEY SILVIO ZUNIGA JOE LIEGEY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS NOT SHOWN Bernardo B. Abbadie Nuradeen N. Abdool Aftab D. Ahmed Wayne R. Ambler Edward N. Amalavage A. A. Anderson, Jr. Deleven Arnold Ahmad M. Assil Ghazi A. Barakeh Richard E. Barclay Charles E. Barnum Max E. Baumgardner Roberto Belen Ronald F. Bender C. A. Beverforden Loward N. Birchett Wayne F. Boehm R. F. Bohavchek Wallace C. Borchelt Richard E. Boyer Richard C. Brannam Clarence B. Branson Conrad R. Brault Francis E. Brohman Ronald J. Brouwer Harry P. Brown Headley E. Brown Robert S. Bucher Alan G. Burroughs Fred N. Byers Charles H. Carr Rodger A. Caylor Robert A. Chester Raymond E. Clark Plenna Clear James T. Coan Raymond L. Colechia Henry E. Conine Arthur D. Conn Joseph A. Consonni Donald A. Copenhaver Dale E. Craig James W. Craig Robert J. Cramer James L. Creech Alfred E. Cummings Evangelos Damilatis Frank J. Datti Drew D. Daubner Daniel B. Dawley Harry J. Dell F. E. DeMagistris Rolland R. DeSautels Behram R. Dhondy John H. Donnelly Ronald E. DuPuy Edgar Echeverri Clarence A. Edsall Walter W. Ellison William M. Ellison Roy E. Ensminger Henrik F. Eskensen Loren A. Findly Paul R. Fowerbaugh John R. Frazier Kenneth W. Froberg Melvin Garlette Vito V. Gassi Mun K. Go Tek C. Goel Dale R. Graft Edward P. Graham Jnhn R. Gray Michael L. Grimsha w Dimitri Haddad Adnan A. Halabi Eldon L. Hansen Clyde T. Havey Earl E. Helm Lloyd A. Hemming Donald B. Hendricks Martin J. Hermanns Westley L. Holly Richard E. Huff Elden W. Huttula Carlton J. Ingram Vartan M. Jambazian Harry J. Janzon Jay Jarvis Joseph J. Kalogeras T. K. Kehayieglou Bomi D. Kerawalla Ronald Kerr Walter F. Klein Richard A. Koble Richard D. Kohl Donald D. Lagassie James N. Lannan Stephen V. Libbing Joseph P. Liegey Thomas M. McCarthy Wilford L. McDaniel Raymond C. Mclntyre Wm. R. McKinnis Robert E. McMaken MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS NOT SHOWN Morres F. Madden Gerald E. Manuel Robert C. Mathias Robert A. Matthews Robert C. Meckley Kuldip Mehta Max G. Miller Geo. W. Millington D. Willfred Mills Thomas H. Milton Lester E. Mahney Ira H. Moore Robert J. Morell Robert H. Morley Jesus Nieves-Muller Shiv S. Nijiar Walter J. Nothaft Felix R. Nowotarski Donald J. Oberholtzer Kieran J. OTarrell Clarence N. Ohashi Clarence G. Olsen Thomas L. O ' Neill John F. O ' Rourke Woodin H. Oswald Theron J. Patton Edward C. Peck Billy J. Peel Arthur 0. Peppier Genaro J. Perez Dale R. Peters Edmund L. Pierce Richard E. Piero Luis A. Pinto Richard L. Pitchford Dario Posada Charles F. Powell Etienne J. Prophete Stanley Puskarz Robert N. Rhymer Earl R. Richard Luis F. Riefkohl Jose Rivera Maurice G. Rock Luis H. Rodrigues Howard L. Rorick Mehlon Rouch Arthur M. Rudek H. C. Sealfrank Carlos A. Sandoval Tomio Sato John C. Schacht James L. Schlemmer Howard E. Schultz Stephen R. Sedore Thavi Sethawat Charles G. Shaver Francis L. Shrawder John Silsby Mahendra V. Singh Thind C. Singh George P. Singleton Ralph H. Sisko Chester W. Smith Gene L. Smith Robert S. Sabonya Basil Spence G. M. Stankiewicz B. G. Stearns Juhn S. Stewart Terry L. Stoner Joseph J. Sudel Gary E. Suter Huss Sway Ronald L. Swint Frank Szinger James M. Takakura Paul J. Tanaka Glenn A. Teffeau Walter P. Tittman Martin A. Tobin Manuel F. Torriente S. J. Trizinsky, Jr. Edwin Turansky Wesley K. Van Scoy Adolt Vartanian Gene F. Votaw Sammie K. Walker Robert S. Williams M. Marion Wilson William L. Wilson T. B. Wojaczynski Pao H. Wong Richard N. Wong Loren E. Woodworth Walter C. Wray, Jr. Guy C. Wright, Jr. Stanley S. Yumen Jack M. Zartman CHEMICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS NOT SHOWN David V. Anders Oscar Araniz Victor L. Banichar Lawrence R. Belcourt Stephen R. Boggs Carlton L. Bordies Roy A. Burgess Mario E. Canedo James P. Cradler Charles L. Crawford Bimol K. Datta Ronald K. DeWalt Delbert A. Didier Vincente P. DiFillippe Lester C. Ehresmann Robert D. Fairchild Carl Ferrante Reginald Fortune Gilman C. Gerard Edward Guindon, Jr. Thomas L. Haley Norman Z. Halpern Leo J. Hurick Alberto Hurtado Ernest Kenkars John W. Knighton Alvin L. Longbrake James H. McGowen Thomas Mindock Velio Nolvak Edward L. Novitski Elijah O. Odokara Maurice W. Oliver David L. Patterson Jorge M. Pereira Owen J. Porr Ivan N. Roude Francis M. Sciarra Douglas L. Senecal LeRoy E. Wickliffe Silvio Yepes Alton A. Ying 43 COACH Ml RRY MENDENHALL After getting away to a bad start, Indiana Tech ' s 1955-56 basketball team came through with the most suc- cessful basketball season in the history of Indiana Technical College. The 14 won, 7 lost record of this year betters the 13 won 6 lost record turned in by the Warriors in the 1954-55 season. A highlight of the season was the victory over Vincennes College by a 76-64 score which broke a 15 game winning streak of Vincennes and also gave the Warriors sweet revenge for a defeat earlier in the season. With the regulars from the pieced- BASKETBALL Standing Coach Mendenhall. Pelic. Graft, Martin, Byers, Coffer. Willi an Baumgardner. Gillie, Smith, Bode. Kneeling: Kali. Byerly, 10 I ing season backed up by very promising newcomers, Tech War- riors shaped into a precision basketball machine by midseason winning 13 out of the last 16 games. The Warriors had two winning streaks of five and six in a row to help obtain this fine rec- ord. The Warriors also turned out the tallest team in Tech history with this year ' s team averaging over 6 feet. Bode drives and scores Fans applaud good play BASKETBALL Off to a good start as Baumgardner scores SEASONS RECORD We They •Anderson 71 99 Taylor 81 99 Findlay 91 103 Concordia 105 77 Franklin 80 86 Earlham 86 79 Oakland 80 72 Vincennes 74 83 Lawrence Tech 85 73 •Oakland City 103 90 Huntington 88 74 Vincennes 76 64 Tri-State 109 89 Anderson 72 75 Hanover 69 72 Tri-State 86 70 Lawrence Tech 79 64 Huntington 92 88 Bliss College 109 99 •Concordia 89 65 Manchester 92 87 Won 14 Lost 7 Percentage .667 Homc games. Overtime. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Field Free Player Goals Scored Bode 188 95 Byerly 140 86 Baumgardner . 78 62 Gillie 88 45 Graft 80 73 Smith 81 17 Williams .... 36 23 Byers 11 9 Cotter 3 16 Martin 5 Pelic 2 6 Kail 3 Lewis 9 Stevens 2 Casey 1 1 Totals 722 430 Coach gets spectator view Throws Attempted Total Points 131 471 144 366 97 218 93 221 110 233 29 182 43 93 17 31 29 22 2 10 9 10 8 3 18 5 2 3 3 704 1808 as Warriors score Upper: Bode and opponent perform basketball ballet. Lower : Cheerleaders and mascot, left to right: Larry Odelius, Jack Balko, Mascot Christi Lvnn Williams. Max Minniear (.lllie receives Bui Boiler from Dr. Planck as Williams and Bode look on BULGING BOILER The Bulging Boiler is the symbol of basket- ball rivalry between Tri-State College and the Tech Warriors. The Boiler, presented by Dr. Planck in 1949, has been in Tech ' s possession only 2 years. Tech had possession the first year but then lost it to Tri-State for four straight years. In 1954-55 the Warriors brought it home again. When the Bulging Boiler went on the line on January 31 at the Concordia Gym, the Tech Warriors had very little trouble in retaining possession, as they downed Tri-State for the second time this sea- son, 86-70. Up . . . and in for two Pouring it on . . . we want the boiler FENCING The Fencing Club was organized with the purpose of furthering the interest of fencing. Both novices and advanced fencing students make up the club and are given expert in- struction by Henry Wahl. During the past season several matches were arranged with the Techsters winning from Culver Military Academy and losing to Case Institute of Technology, Notre Dame University, and Indiana University. Touche ... on attack from above Coach watches a practice session Practice to keep your guard up 50 GOLF Substitute Dunkelberger keeps in practice Indiana Tech ' s golf team won three meets and dropped three during the spring season under the sup- ervision of Professor Ben Dow. Newcomers William Taylor, Ken Stutzman, and Boh Brue held down num- bers one, two and three positions on Tech ' s Team with positions four and five occupied by veterans Pete Chang and Bill Crouch. Tech turned back its first three opponents of the season for a fast start. These consisted of Taylor twice by scores of 13-2 and 14-4 and Tri-State 14-1. How- ever, Tri-State gained revenge by beating Tech the last three meets of the season by scores of 12-6, 12-6, and ]2-3. Veteran Crouch tees off . . . and then putts out s he safe or out? SEASON RECORD We They April 12— Franklin H 12 2 April 14— Manchester I 2 } T 0-10 11-11 April 17 — Anderson T 1 17 April 20 — Franklin T 6 7 April 24— Tri-State H 4 2 April 28— Huntington (2 I H 16-0 1-7 May 5— Tri-State T I Rained Out I May 8 — Huntington ( 2 I .... T 4-6 5-7 May 11— Anderson H 9 13 May 15 — Manchester H I Rained Out I Coach Ben Dow gives signals from third base BASEBALL (Top) : Toshes gets congratulations on a home run (Bottom) : Stevens steals third base (bring it back, boy) ■ ' -■ PK Hi L. ' ■ i-t ! : i -8 i Front Center: Duke Dow (Mascot). Left to Right, First Row: Coach Dow. Ewen. Black- well, Baumgardner. Oudt, Roahrig. Walker, Stone. Second Row: Scalzo. Neff. Phillips. Keller. Sweatland, Stephens. Third Row: Tosches, Nayonis, Alt, Spencer, Devlin, Parker. The 3 won — 8 lost record turned in by the 1956 team by no means shows the true story of the season. Although the team con- sisted of about two-thirds rookies, the boys did a fine job. A rainy season added to the handicap of the boys with even one game being played during a snow storm (Ander- son ) . But for a few breaks, it could have easily been a 7 won — 4 lost season as Tech dropped four games by one run. However the season had its bright spots too. At the first game of the season, Joe Tosches, the first man up, hit the first ball pitched for a home run to start things off right as Tech won the opener from Franklin 12-2. Tech also laced Huntington by a 16-1 score. Neff finished the season with a .406 bat- ting average followed by Tosches with .344, Balckwell with .323, and Roarhig with .313. Neff was elected captain for the 1957 sea- son. Dugout and after a game (we lost) INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL (Top) : Ewen belts one (Bottom) : Ewen slides home (safe! Nayoni; prepares to connect SEASON RECORD Teams Won Lost Electrical 5 II Civil 4 1 3 . 2 2 3 . 1 4 Catcher Peirson ch ises pop fly Left to Right: Stutzman, Chang, Taylor, Crouch, LaRoche, Oliver, Dunkelberger, Prof. Dow INTRAMURAL GOLF Although participation this season was light, five departmental teams were organized, with Electronic being the only department not turning out a team. However, the competition was keen and a good season was enjoyed hy all participants. The Electrical team emerged victorious by winning all its games. William Taylor. No. 1 man Veteran Brue shows putting form TENNIS Miller returns drive Left to Right: Miller. Andrusko. Bristol. Roy. Taylor. Davenport Indiana Techs team won two meets and dropped two during the spring season. Smooth stroking Dale Taylor, a freshman from Dayton, Ohio, played the number one position on Techs team. Jan Andruszco, a junior from Cambridge. Mass.. was in the number two spot. Veterans from last year ' s team — Captain Meredith Bristol, Tom Miller, and Al Roy — played positions three, four, and five respectively. Gene Davenport was in the number six berth. The Techsters turned back Tri-State College in the first home meet at the Lakeside Municipal Courts by a score of 5-4. In the following contest at Lakeside. Defiance College was likewise de- feated by a score of 5-4. The team failed to win the away encounters, being beaten 4-5 by Tri- State and 0-9 by a well-drilled Earlham College 56 Ah! Sweet Victory The Aero team of Gotch, Pelie, Holmes, and Comtaruk look first place in six of seven events, in rolling up a score of 39 points, to give them a decisive victory over the second place Mechanical Department with 16 points, and the third place Electronics De- partment with 4 points Fine and competitive swimming was dis- play ed throughout the meet. Proof of this SWIMMING is the new record estahlished hy Aero Man- ager, Gotch, of 20.2 seconds for the 40 yard free style. Dr. Plank presenting the trophy to winning Aero team of Gotch. Pelic. Comtanik and Holmes. INTRAMURAL BOWLING First Row. Kneeling. Left to Right: James Spitler, Secretary: Ted Spitler, Treasurer: Marion Stults. President: Robert Masson, Vice-President; Mr. Robert R. Marshall. Faculty Moderator. Second Row: Don Rogers, Albert Roy, Gordon Swanson, Thaddeus Wojaczynski, Patrick Riddle. Richard Sarber, Carrell Marshall, Julius Early. Third Row: Jack Shumsky, George Allen, John Bolam, Robert Medve. Jack Garrett, Alan Gaul. Bernard Heyl, William Crouch, Walter Jankowski, Clarence Nayonis, Henry Beltran, Roland Mastroly, Frank Robbins, Vernon Rice. SEASON ' S RESULTS First Half W L Sigma Phi Delta 27 6 Mechanical 23 10 Lambda Chapter 20 13 Kappa Sigma Phi 19 14 Electronic 18 15 Electrical 15 18 Aeronautical 15 18 Chemical 13 20 Civil 13 20 Hawaiian Club 12 21 Alpha Gamma Upsilon 12 21 Faculty 11 22 Second Half W L Lambda Chapter 28 5 Faculty 20 13 Hawaiian Club 17% 15% Electrical 17 16 Electronic 17 16 Kappa Sigma Phi 16 17 Mechanical 16 17 Aeronautical 15 18 Sigma Phi Delta 14 19 Chemical 14 19 Civil 13 20 Alpha Gamma Upsilon 10% 22% 58 Lambda Chapter Runner-up Team. Left to Right: Jack Garrett, Robert Jones, William Crouch. Absent when pictures taken — Don Rogers and Captain Vern Rice. RIGHT, Top: Mr. Robert Marshall, left. Faculty Moderator, presents the school championship trophy to Captain Richard Mann of Sigma Phi Delta. Bottom: The Past Presidents ' Sportsmanship Tro- phy, a permanent annual award donated by the past presidents of the I.T.C. Bowling Club, being pre- sented to Clarence Ohashi, left by Bowling Presi- dent, Marion Stults. Sigma Phi Delta Champion- ship Team. Left to Right: Kneeling. Marion Stults, Frank Robbins. Standing, Cap- tain Richard Mann. Walt Jan- kowski. Dan Bilodeau. The Bowling Club probably covers more activity for more students over a long period of time than any other organization at Tech. During the past year more than 100 students participated in a twelve-team, American Bowling Congress sanctioned, handicap league. This league consisted of teams rep- resenting the different departments, frater- nities, various clubs, and the faculty. Sigma Phi Delta won the first half with Mechanical pushing them all the way. Lambda Chapter of Sigma Phi Delta won the second half more handily after being pushed earlier in the half by an improved Faculty team. Sigma Phi Delta defeated Lambda Chapter for the school champion- ship 2 games to 1 when met in a roll-off. Joe Fallon sets it down Don Oberholtzer displays his form Tech ' s star bowler, Ed Klodzen. with his trophies for high average, high series, most spares, and for taking third place in the Headpin Tournament. Trophy and award winners pose at the annual Bowl- ing Banquet. Front Row: Clarence Ohashi. Ed Klod- zen, Dan Bilodeau, Richard Mann. Second Row: Walt Jankowski. Robert Jones, Marion Stubs. Third Row: William Crouch, Jack Garrett, Tomio Sato, Alan Gaul, Al Roy, Dick McKenna, Frank Robbins. THIS WIRT FAIRMAN, Librarian. Gooding Col- lege; Willamette University; B.S.. University of Idaho; M.A. (Library Science), Kent State University. Its fun to find facts in the Library, where Mr. Fairman, the Librarian, helps students locate an assortment of facts needed for technical reports, themes, and designs. The more we use the Library the more we appreciate the wealth of information there. Many great ideas are discovered and evaluated around the study tables. Who knows how many lives will be changed by what is learned there? The Profs say a little learning is a dangerous thing. Charles Daniels. Student Assistant lIHUillil • tiiMiitna IS OUR LIBRARY Research and reports This is a good article! There ' s a book that can help you Those students who are graduating are sure foxy! They learn which books have the answers and where to find them. Some of those fellows can do a technical report in just a few days and it ' ll be a good report. I guess its all in learning how New tables make it easier to study and more new books make it easier to find information but it certainly is crowded in the Library. Its a good thing Tech is mov- ing to another campus, where there will be more room. 63 n uuz£ [cHOW LINE { inMiuit ' sZU FILL UP - I. A. S. IAS STUDENT BRANCH The Student Branch of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences had another busy year at Tech. To accomplish its purpose of promoting professional consciousness and fellowship, as well as enlighten the members of the work being done in the Aeronautical field, many movies were shown, a field trip was made to the NACA Propulsion Laboratory in Cleveland. Ohio, and numerous awards were given. First Row, Seated. Left to Right: Edward W. Adams, Rex E. Pierson, Jr., Bernard E. Heyl, B. L. Dow. Raymond V. Navin, Donald Culp, Alfred Rathmell. Second Row: Noel E. Leitzman, Donald Michna. M. M. Smith. James Spitler. Richard Brincker- lioff, Charles Kwaczala, Jr., Norman Baker, Roy Krava, Jr., Forest Straub, John Girman, Robert Ewen, Henry Styne, Paul Wilson, Paul Moore. J  V • l • Majors in chemical engineering may af- filiate with the American Chemical Society, a national organization of chemists and chemical engineering. The American Chem- ical Society grants the affiliate certain privileges which help to improve his pro- fessional standing as well as his educa tional background and employment opportunities. First Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: J. Kaufman, Vincent G. Bisasor, Edward Guindon, James Stiffler. Second Row: Thaddeus Kureg, Miss Consuelo Cifuentes, Mr. W. E. Crane, Julius E. Early, Robert H. Masson. Roland G. Mastroly. Third Row: Al- berto Yepes V., Ronald Coulter, Clarence Nayonis, Elmer Parlanto, Gale Steele, Vic Banishar, Carrell R. Marshall, Joseph P. Linteau, James P. Brown, Bob Medve, John Sumbolevieuiuj, Tom Miller, Frank J. Ruggiero. I S- ■ •■■„. - ;: , . .«£ A. C. E. T5CHN]C£i Since its inception in 1941, the Associa- tion of Civil Engineers, formerly known as the Pyramid Club, has had for its goal the promotion of interest and study in all phases of the field of Civil Engineering. To attain this end, the Association strives to present a varied program to its members through the medium of motion pictures, field trips to local and distant construction projects and lectures by prominent civil engineers, many of whom are Tech. graduates. Under the able sponsorship of Mr. Ruhl and Mr. Stevenson, the Association rounded out a successful year with the renewed hope of becoming a full-fledged student af- filiate of the American Society of Civil Engineers. First Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: Josef S. Poslinski, Charles Birs, Themis Stamus, Gus Lartius, Ovidio Araujo C, Virgilio Pe- reira, Albert Roy, Tony Alvite. Second Row: Nabi Rasool, Fakroddin, Daniel O ' Byrn, J. Andrew Choma, Michael Ceske, Glenn A. Brackney, James L. Davis, Marlyn F. Stone, Hans 0. Raudsep, Julio Perez. Third Row: Khaled K. Hassan, Matthew L. Jones, Sam Christopher, Nick Rivera, Edgar Pantova, John B. Turo, Alfonso Yepes, Patrick DeRoberts, Patrick Riddle, William Guy, Ernest Marth, Sam Patell, Richard M Wolfe, Dovle Cagle, Paul E. Troike, Calixto Mejia, Ronald C. Pitz, Bill M. Marsh. A. I. E. E. The Electrical Club, affiliated with the Fort Wayne section of the American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers, is open to all students in the Electrical and Electronic Departments. During the past year the Club has taken several field trips to various industries, both in Fort Wayne and to distant points. These included the follow- ing: Indiana and Michigan Power Plant at Misha- waka. lnd., Tanners Creek Power Plant at Lawrenceburg. Ind., Home Telephone and Tele- graph in Fort Wayne, and General Electric Sound Laboratory in Fort Wayne. Also many interesting speakers from different branches of the Electrical Engineering field presented valuable information to the prospective engineer. The outstanding electrical student award, which is given each year on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and contributions to the Club, was presented to Mr. Joe Fallon at the last meeting of the Spring Term. Our officers for the past year were as follows: Faculty Adviser. Mr. Orvill Kyler; Chairman. Tony Gomes, Lloyd Greer; Vice-Chairman, Wal- ter Appel, William Phillipp; Treasurer, Richard Reynolds, Elwood Laakso; Secretary, Elwood Laakso, Delbert Leonard. First Row, Kneeling. Left to Right: Lloyd W. Geer, George M. Nakasone, C. D. Yelverton, J. M. Fallon, Charles S. Ida, H. W. McClure. Second Row: W. G. Phillypp, Nick A. Birbilis, Robert E. Perram. Tony Gomes. Richard P. Reynolds, Jr., W. W. Appel, E. R. Laakso. D. F. Leonard. Third Row: Jack A. Smith, J. B. Ellis, G. L. Johnson. I. Uedaveta. J. W. Bolam, Walter Jankowski, William M. Crouch, Jack DeWitt, Robert L. Davison, William Hawley, Jr., Lars Wernholm, Sergio Carlos Torres, Ted Pylant. RichaTd E. Pfeifer, Sigmund A. Biener, Glen A. Clapper, Ray King. N4 ; -« • A. S. M. E. The Mechanical Club of Indiana Tech- nical College is an affiliate of the Fort Wayne Branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The principal pur- A 4$tfl pose of the Mechanical Club is to promote an interest in Mechanical Engineering. The plans of the club include social functions to increase fellowship and field trips to broad- en our knowledge of engineering. First Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: Harry W. Allen, Joseph P. Liegey, Delevan J. Arnold, George Pavlou, Mario L. Marche.se, John R. Quigley, Alan Bott. Second Row: D. W. Breeden, Kurt F. J3epsew, Bernard Rome, Everett Yagud, Walter Pfister, C. R. Murtland, Iyan Planck, George Semeniuk, Gordon L. Ferguson. Third Row: Dan L. Weiss, Warren Kenefick, Robert J. Censak, Robert A. Stahl, James P. Brown, Edwin J. Sowers, Doward Runyan, Jon Hiles, George A. Allen, Robert Hosto, Harry P. Brown. Gordon Swanson, John Grusha, Alfred Dockett, Raymond E. Clark, Ray Alvarez, Charles D. Kyler, T. G. Trudel. K. A. R. C. The purpose of the Kekionga Amateur Radio Club is to promote amateur radio activities among the students of Indiana Technical College. Radio equipment which the club station W9BHr now owns and operates includes a Hammerlund Receiver, model Hq-129-x, and a Heathkit transmitter, model DX-100. The club also has other radio transmitting equipment in various stages of development. Also added to their equipment was a new 15 meter rotary-beam antenna. K.A.R.C. is the only club in the college to have a club house on the campus at the present time. It is located in the little red brick building behind the downtown campus building. First Row. Seated, Left to Right: Leslie Parker, Mauriee Smith, David Rayburn, Robert Brown, R. S. Carson, Ken Windish. Second Row: Bob Leipold, Noel Leitzman. Lavar Burnett, Robert Collard, Richard Bohaychek, Robert Curtice. Paul Bellamy, C. Dean Ye ' .verton, Robert A. Vitt, Ronald Rockhill, Maurice Carpenter, Leon M. Schulz, John J. DiTroia. 1 f £ i H Pf 35 • ■ « i W - II ? ■ J| i f 3  1 V E. E. S. The Electronic Engineering Society was officially formed on March 27, 1956, and is the departmental organization of the Elec- tronic Engineering Department. The Elec- tronic Engineering Society holds monthly meetings which feature speakers from var- ious electronic equipment manufacturers. These interesting programs usually feature lectures and demonstrations of a technical nature. The aims of the Electronic Engineering Society are to further the interest in Elec- tronic Engineering and to promote harmony and cooperation between other Electronic organizations at Indiana Technical College. The Electronic Engineering Society also publishes a monthly newsletter, The Elec- tron, which describes activities of the E.E.S. and future events of interest to Electronic Engineering students. First Row, Seated, Left to Right: Ildemaro Urdamete. Marion Stults, Peter N. Maleckas. E. M. Alamine, Harold Masbaum. Second Row: C. D. Yelverton, S. A. Biener, Den Windish, Homer Nefzger, Ray King, David Rayburn, R. S. Carson. Third Row: R. M. VanDruff, Donald Lawton, James Williamson, Leslie Parker, John Bolan, Jack Garrett, Richard C. Greenblatt, Hal Hunt, William Crouch, Walter Jankowski, Phil Alexander, Verney L. Brown, Thomas Carney. A. R. A. B. The officers are: Mr. Huss Sway, Presi- dent; Mr. Khalid Hassan, Secretary; Mr. Richard Arish, Treasurer; Mr. Ade Thabi- yah, Committee Chairman There are 27 Arab students attending Indiana Tech. The Arab Student Club at Tech is a member of the Organization of Arab Students in the United States. There are about 3,000 Arab students in the U. S., and there are 72 Arab student clubs in dif- ferent parts of the U. S. headed by the New York home office. The main objective of the Arab Student Club is to create a better un- derstanding and to instill a greater spirit of cooperation among the Arab students. First Row, Seated, Left to Right: Fouad Michel Deeb, Khaled K. Hassan, Huss Sway, Richard Araish, Asad Thahabeyah. Second Row: Jawad A. Adham, Borhan Hawasly, Ghazi Barakeh, Ray Y. khangi, Joe K. Semerjiian, Sargon M. Yonathan, Hisham F. Adham, Mr. Ahmad M. Assil. m i wa is = 1 $f J II M 1 iS S ]p T a IOTA TAU KAPPA Iota Tau Kappa was organized as a means of rewarding exceptional scholarship. In- diana Technical College in Septemher of 1942 inaugurated an honorary scholastic fraternity symbolizing Industry, Truth and Knowledge by the Greek letters Iota Tau Kappa. Students maintaining a point aver- age of 3.5 or better for each of four terms of college work become eligible for mem- bership. It is the conviction of the fraternity that with Industry, Truth, and Knowledge as a beacon on our path through life no problem or task will appear too difficult. First Row. Seated, Left to Right: R. L. Castleberrv. Leslie Parker. Harry W. Allen. Lowell Dun Temple. Ray King. Second Row: Francis Berger. R. S. Carson, C. L. Chizk, Edwin Sowers. Archer Page, Howard Macklin, Robert Ruhl, Waldo Albert, Ivan Plauck. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the official organ- ization that represents the entire student body. The Student Council is made up of twenty members along with the Faculty Advisor. Sixteen of the members are reg- ularly elected and serve for two terms. The remaining four members are the class presi- dents who serve for one term. An election is held at the end of each term at which time eight men are selected to serve. Candidates for election are chosen by the students at a Departmental meeting held each term. The main purpose of the Council is the welfare and interest of the student body. Any suggestions or criticism in regard to the student body should be directed to a member of the Student Council. Regular meetings of the Council are open to the stu- dents and minutes of the meetings are dis- played in the lobby. First Row, Seated, Left to Right: Willaim M. Crouch, Bernard E. Heyl, B. L. Dow, Ray King, C. R. Murtland. Second Row: Homer C. Nefzger, James P. Cavanaugh, Glenn A. Brackney, Walter Jankowski. Warren L. Keller, John Grusha, Marlyn F. Stone, David Ray Wilson, Donald L. Rogers. Third Row: John A. Anderson, Edwin Sowers, Richard C. Brinckerhoff, Robert J. Ewen, James P. Kendle, Robert M. Hosto, Karl E. Schwarv. TECHNICIAN The Technician Staff writes, sets up, and completes all the functions for publishing the Technician newspaper. The high- er offices are filled from experienced students who come up from the ranks as reporters. First Row. Seated, Left to Right: Frank Whellington. Robert R. Marshall. Miss Mary E. Weimer, James P. Cavanaugh. Leon Bakou. Second Row: Al Shapiro. James L. Davis, Tom Scalzo, Verne Jacobsen. John Brobst, Thad Wojaczynski, Marvin Bruton, Robert Curtice, C. R. Murtland. Donald Rogers, Guy Gurski, M. L. Storlee, Paul Wilson. Jack J. Shumshy. Marion Stults, Jack Balko. Baldev Mangat, Johnny B. Evans, Dwight W. Hunter, Ronald Cuulter, J. Caufman. KEKIONGAN The eighth volume of the KEKIONGAN conies to you while looking into the future of your life and the world about you. It is the picture-story of the past year at Tech, memories which you will cherish and long remember. Printed with more color, more true to life action, and coverage for everyone, the time and effort necessary to prepare this book will never have been in vain. Ideas may be good or bad. and opinions may differ, but accepting this vearbook wholeheatedlv will be our acclaim. STAFF PHIL ALEXANDER Editor-in-Chief LARS WERNHOLM Managing Editor MAURICE LANDFORD Sports Editor JACK KAUFMAN Photography Editor GORDON FERGUSON Business Manager LARRY KUGLER Student Section Editor JOSEPH TIGHE Organization Manager ROBERT CENSAK Photographer DAVID GERHARDT 4dvertising NOLAN O ' BYRN Student Section DWiqflT HUNTER Typist DARROW FOX Faculty Advisor Standing: Paul Wilson, Dwight Hunler, Lars Wernholm, Nolan O ' Byrn. Seated: Gordon Ferguson, Phil Alexan ler. Jack Kaufman. MALE CHORUS The Male Chorus has taken part in all the outstanding functions of the school as well as providing entertainment for various organizations throughout the city of Fort Wayne. All students are eligible to become members. Left to Right: Carl Bryant, Glen Clapper, Albert Roy, Roland Menard, Siegfried Brunnenkant, Lloyd Geer, Ken Steffen, Sam Pat- trell, Daniel Eiehenhauer. Gerald Parker, Roger Caylor, Lee Scrawder, Wilbur Overholt. Front, Walter Kerfoot, Director. FENCING CLUB The purpose of the Fencing Club is to further the interest of fencing. Both novices and advanced students of fencing are invited to join. Regular expert instruction is avail- able and local matches are arranged. First Row, Seated Left to Right: Ghazi Barakeh, Jawad Adham, Guy Gurski, Richard Durgin, Larry Shrout, Tom Lee Ballasch. Second Row: kha ' led K. Hassan, Ahmad M. Assil, John Ster, Jack Balko, Siegfried Brunnenkant, Mushtaque Ahmed, Alfred Knoll, Michael Katanik, Robert Gatz. Frank Whittington, Thavi Sethwat. R I E U B During the fall-winter-spring Gallery Season, the I.T.C. Rifle Club had an inter- esting and active shooting program. Some twenty-five students, coupled with several interesting school staff members, partici- pated in shooting on two nights weekly. Several inter-collegiate postal matches were programmed and, although one group was not very successful, a lot of fun was had by all. The club also affiliated with the Allen County Shooting League and the participa- tion herein resulted in a different story! A series of shoulder to shoulder matches was programmed and our group came off with second place in a six team league. This year has seen the reclassifying from student status three of our best shooters. Ron Hughes and Don Valkema have gradu- ated and Verle Wright, our member of In- ternational fame has heard the call of his country and gone on active duty in the Army. First Row, Kneeing, Left to Right: R. L. Caslleberry, Albert Roy. Second Row: B. S. Jemp. Ildemaro Urdametu, Ronald D, Hughes, John Whitney, Henry Browning. Third Row: Bob Leipold, Lars Wernholm, D. C. Valkima, Gary Suter, William L. Wilson, R. L. Morris. HAWAIIAN CLUB The Hawaiian Club is composed of Indi- ana Technical College students from the Hawaiian Islands. The primary purpose of the organization is mutual assistance during the course of the member ' s undergraduate study. First Row, Kneeling. Left to Right: George Nakasone, Richard Wong, Melvin Tamashiro, Sadanori Tengan. Edwin Niitani. Sec- ond Row: Eugene Nakakura, Walter Murakimi, Mr. Arthur Price, Charles Ida, Tamotsu Taira, Clarence Ohashi. Third Row: Hideo Toyama, Thomas Hironaga, Peter Chang, Samuel Goto, Frederick Tanaka, James Takakura, Neal Hayashida, Roger Ish- ikawa, Paul Tanaka, Isamu Higa, Charles H. Von Weinstein, Harold Shimizu. S. A. E. The Society of Automotive Engineers is a student branch, affiliated with the National Society of Automotive Engineers, and is sponsored by the Mechanical Engineering Department. Membership is open to all engineering students. First Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: J. Caufman, Delevan Arnold, Robert McMaken, Mario Marchese. Second Row: Joseph Liejey, D. W. Breeden, Bernard Rome, Howard Macklin, Everett Yagud, Edwin Turansky, George Pavlou. Third Row: Nolan O ' Byrn. Jerry Parker, Ray Aluarez, James Brown, Jon Hiles, George Allen, Gordon Swanson, John Grusha, Alan Bott, Harry Brown, Raymond Clark, Gerald A. Stehno. FLYING CLUB The Flying Club is made up of students of all departments that have a common interest in flying. Students with commercial and instructor ' s licenses aid their fellow students in obtaining their private pilot ' s license. First Row, Kneeling, left to right: Roy A. Krava, Jr., Donald Clip. Suk Kun Che. Second Row: Clifton Creel, T. G. Trudel, B. L. Dow, Alfred Rathmell, George Semeniuk. Third Row: Edward Pleus, Bernard Hoffman, Dwight Hunter, Richard Bohaychek, Patrick DeRoberts, Peter Murray, Donald Michna. Henry Styne. L i ?s NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club is designed to help the Catholic students on secular and state col- lege campuses in their religious, cultural and social life. The various activities spon- sored are aimed to supplement and round out the education of the students, under the guidance of chaplains appointed by the Bishop of the Diocese. The inspiration of the great Cardinal Newman, long an adviser at Oxford University, is the beacon guiding the various foundations which exist at over 300 colleges and universities in the United States. First Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: Bernard Witezak, Philip Zaccari. Joseph Tighe, George Li. Ronald C. Pitz. Second Row: Al- bert Roy, P. N. Maleckos, Thaddeus Wojaczynski, James B. Bender, James C. Sagwis, Jr., Joseph M. Chabot, Albert Waitt, Ronald L. Alt, Jerry Stehno. Third Row: Joseph T. Boardman, Francois R. Trahan, Frank Consonni, Ralph Marchionda, Tony Gall, Robert J. Censak, Walter Jankowski, Jerome C. Kail. Edward J. Pelic, Bernard E. Heyl, Leonard Frank, Vincent Quagliavieio. John Girman, Nolan O ' Bryan, Carrol Corbett, John B. Turo, Robert Guitard, James L. Davis, Charles J. Moening. A. E. S. The student section of the Audio Engi- neering Society was organized in the Winter Term, 1955-1956, to provide a medium for Tech students interested in Audio Engineer- ing, either as a career or a hohby, to ex- change ideas and to learn of new develop- ments in the field. Among its varied activities during the past two terms were lectures by practicing Audio Engineers, a High-Fidelity sound demonstration, a field trip to the local tele- phone company and an Audio Workshop session, during which Professor Carson as- sisted members in running tests on equip- ment they had built. Members of the Student Section hold the grade of Student Member in the Audio Engineering Society and as such receive full benefit of membership in that organization. Front Row. Seated. Left In Right: Robert E. Boyett, Leon M. Sehulz. Ken S. Windish. S. A. Biener. Second Row: J. B. Ellis P. N. Maleckas, Ted Pylant. W. W. Appel, Jack DeWitt, David Rayburn. R. M. VanDruff, Elwood P. Laakso, R. S. Carson. ALPHA GAMMA UPSILON OFFICERS Spring-Summer 1956 Gerald E. Black well President Jack J. Alt Vice-President Jon T. Hiles Recording Secretary Richard E. Sarber Corresponding Secretary C. Jay Griffith Treasurer Richard P. Reynolds. Jr Member-at-Large Beta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Upsilon became an integral part of Indiana Tech- nical College in the spring of 1932. One of its main functions is to stimulate the cul- tural and social aspects of its members. Beta Chapter boomed with inspiring ac- tivities throughout the past months. Among the highlights were the Alumni Ball and Open House. The Alumni Ball was held at the Orchard Ridge Country Club. It con- sisted of a dinner-dance and official wel- coming of the new members. The Beta men are very proud of their house and each term they open their doors to the public. At our most recent Open House, many strangers entered our portals. First Row, Kneeling, Left to Right: Leon Beaty, Bob Brue, Ronald Bonar, Frank Consonni, Robert Scott. Second Row: Edward W. Adams, Robert Babbitt, Robert Ewen, Raymond V. Navin, Charles A. Lyle, Richard P. Reynolds, Jr., Thaddeus B. Wojaczynski, Gene B. Durand, Don Merlino. Third Row: Frederick Mowery, Jack A. Dian, Joseph J. Shecora, Patrick Riddle, Moses Acee, Jon Hiles, Richard K. Crider. Gerald E. Blackwell, Jack Alt, Richard Erickson, Jerome C. Kail, F. D. Seasholtz, Charles Kwaysla, Jr.. D. Buechel, C. Jay Griffith. - •- k ----- - i 0- ii _ First Row, Seated, Left to Right: Tom Miller, Julius E. Early, Joseph Lanteau. Second Row: Vincent G. Bisasor, Mr. W. E. Crane, Thaddeus Kureh, Clarence Nayonis, Robert H. Masson, Carrell R. Marshall, J. Kaufman. OFFICERS Chemical and Chemical Engineering Fra- Julius Early President ternity. Tom Miller Vice-President The ob J ect of the Fraternity shall be to instill among its members the idea of fellow- Joseph Linteau Secretary ship and fraternal brotherhood as well as Clarence Nayonis Treasurer promote the advancement of the Engineer- ing Profession. Chi Epsilon Tau (X.E.T.) is a Chemi- As a fraternity, it shall be our goal to at cal Engineering Fraternity, organized for all times advocate good citizenship and the the purpose of affiliating with a national highest ideals of Christian manhood. CHI EPSILON TAU 87 KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA OFFICERS Vern Jacobsen President Al Rathnell Vice-President Dick Pliska Treasurer Joe Tighe Secretary On November 8, 1946, the Sigma Chapter of Kappa Sigma Kap- pa was founded at Indiana Technical College. Their circle of Broth- erhood is closely knit together by ideas of trust, mutual confidence, and fraternal cooperation. The aims of this social fraternity is the contribution of its broth- ers toward higher achievement in scholarship and the joint partici- pation in all extra-curricular activities. M First Row. kneeling left to right: Richard Brummit. Leo Kenyon, Ray Fryer. Second Row: Dick Bagnasco. Ronald C. Pitz, Joseph A. Tosches, Thomas R. Brown. Frances R. Trahan. R. Glenn Kennedy. Marion B. Beard. Third Row: Verne E. Jacobsen. Albert Waitt. Elmer Parlante. J. Andrew Choma, Gerald L. Wilson, Robert Hosto. Donald E. Wain- wright. Gordon R. Simmons, Alfred R. Rathmell, John Blakley, Henry E. Styne. Harold 0. Hansen, Albert Roy. FOURTH Row: David Ray Wilson, Garibian K. Dick, Gray Robling. Barney Foreman, Ted Rowe, Charles S. Ida, Larry Kirschler, Joseph Zambito. 89 KAPPA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS D. McCoy President R. Casey Vice-President P. Bowers Secretary J. Meaner Treasurer Kappa Sigma Phi is a social fraternity dedicated to the promotion of Fellowship, Scholarship, and Sportsmanship. The purpose of this fraternity is to bring together, in close bonds, the brothers of this fraternity; to assist one another while in school as well as in the business world. Kappa Sigma Phi fraternity has a standing membership of approximately fifty active members each term. As the turnover in membership is usually large ( due to the number of members graduating each term) several pledges are accepted for initiation into the fraternity each term. 90 Ill First Row. kneeling left to right: Charles Szili. Khaled Hassan. Jack Shumsky. Robert Perram. Ronald Burton. John Meanor, Paul Bowers. Second Row : Raymond Clark. Everett Yagud. Charles Murphy. Ber- nard Rome, George A. Allen, Delbert Leonard, Karl Schwarz, Carroll A. Lubinski. Robert R. Marshall. Reginald Downey. Third Row: Frederich J. Mowotaiski, Ray Alvarez, Edward Anala- vage, C. D. Yelverton, Edwin Sowers, Robert Higgins, Edward A. Oudt. Knut Syverson. Daniel Joseph Barry. Floyd Climenhago. Tom McSpedon. Ernest Marth, E. B. Holley, Richard Durgin, Tony Gomes, Walter Pfister, L. J. Dranchak, Tony Alvite. 91 SIGMA PHI DELTA OFFICERS Joe Bowers President Dick Pfeifer Vice-President Bob Jones Secretary Mario Marchese Treasurer The Lambda Chapter of the Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity is an international organization of professional engineers and engineer- ing students. The object of the Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity shall be to promote the advancement of the Engineering Profession; to foster the ad- vancement of Engineering Education; to instill a greater spirit of cooperation among Engineering students and organizations; to in- culate in its members the HIGHEST ideals of Christian manhood, good citizenship, obedience to law, and brotherhood; and to en- courage excellence in scholarship. 92 IU Front Row, kneeling left to right: Robert J. Pea, Richard Filler. Henry McClure, Lloyd W. Geer, Jim Cavanaugh. Second Row: Walter Jankowski. Mario L. Marchese, Ted Spitler. Marion Stults, William M. Crouch. J. M. Fallon. John A. Anderson, Richard F. Mann, Denis E. Bilodeau. Ronald D. Hughes. Third Row : Glenn A. Brackney, Vernon Vice. Jack Garrett, Joseph F. Bowers. Warren L. Keller, Daniel W. Bender, Bernard E. Heyl. James Spitler. Jack Conway, Marlyn F. Stone. Edwin Turansky, H. Masbaum. Ray King. Donald J. Meagher. Fourth Row: John B. Turo, Mervin Clark, Don Rogers, Carlton Coen, Frank J. Ruggiero, Bob Hornvak. Jim Lieser, Wayne Roah- rig, Eugene File. Frank Robbins, Robert Jones. Maurice Poling. Rich- ard E. Pfeifer, Robert E. McMaken. 93 y Hi E_-S GRADUATES First Row: HUGO ABELLA. B.S.E1.E.; Cali-Colombia, S.A. EDWARD W. ADAMS, B.S.Ae.E.; Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; I.A.S.: A.R.S.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon. House manager and Treasurer: I.T.C. : Flying Club; President ' s List (1). EUSTAQUIO CALIP AGBUI.OS, B.S.E1.E.; Whitmore, Oahu. T.H.; S.A.R.E.; E.E.S.; Ha- waiian Club. Second Row: K. A. AGHABEKIAN, B.S.E .E ; Fort Wayne. Indiana. PHIL E. ALEXANDER, BS.E1.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; E.E.S.; President (2); Open House: Technician Make-Up Editor (3); Year- book Stafi. Editor (4): Student Council (2); S.A.R.E. RONALD R. ALEXANDER, B.S.C.E.: Granite City, Illinois; A.C.E.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon: Inter-Fraternity Council. Secretary, Treasurer; Student Council. Third Row: GEORGE ALLEN. B.S.M.E.: Detroit, Mich- igan: A.S.M.E. ; S.A.E., Vice-President, Sec- retary; Technician Staff: Bowling Club: Kappa Sigma Phi, President, Secretary. RAYMOND ALVAREZ, B.S.M.E.; Moundsville. W. Virginia: A.S.M.E.; S.A.E. RICHARD ARAISH, B.S.Ch.E.; New Gate, Jerusalem, Jordan; A.C.S., Treasurer. Activ- ity Chairman: X.E.T.: Student Council. Fourth Row: OVIDIO E. ARAUJO C, B.S.C.E.: Valledupar- Lo-Paz, Colombia, S.A.; Spanish Fraternity. WILLIS R. ARMSTRONG, B.S.C.E.: Fort Kent, Maine. RICHARD JOSEPH BAGNASCO, B.S.E.E.; Long Island City, New York: Kappa Sigma Kappa, Treasurer. SENIOR 96 First Row: NORMAN L. BAKER, B.S.Ae.E.; Walled Lake, Michigan; I.A.S., Chairman (2), Vice Chair- man (2); A.R.S., President; A.A.S.; Student Council, Treasurer (3); Intramural Softball; President ' s List (3) ; Flying Club, Secretary. HAIM BAR-AK1VA, B.S.M.E.; Haifa, Israel: A.S.M.E.; Camera Club; Nations United Club. CHARLES RAY BATH, B.S.Ch.E.; Tipton. In- diana; A.C.S.; A.I.C.E.; Bowling Club. Second Row: MARION B. BEARD, B.S.M.E.; Springfield, Massachusetts; K.E.K., Public Relations Di- rector. MARCOS BELEN, B.S.M.E.; Central Aguirre, Puerto Rico; President ' s List (3). PAUL DEAN BELLAMY, B.S.E1.E.; Mt. Ver- non, Illinois: A.E.S.; Camera Club, President; K.A.R.C, President; Honor Roll (3). Third Row: DANIEL W. BENDER, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Camera Club, Sigma Phi Delta; Year- book, Photographer. CHARLES F. BENJAMIN, B.S.C.E.; Palisades, Idaho; CE 102-101 (6) Student Instructor. FRANCIS JAMES BERGER, B.S.E.E.; B.S.E1. E. ; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Male Chorus (3); Iota Tau Kappa; President ' s List (12); Stu- dent Instructor EE 110 (1). Fourth Row: DENIS E. BILODEAU, B.S.C.E.; Bristol, Con- necticut; A.C.E., Treasurer; Sigma Phi Delta. Chaplain; Camera Club, Treasurer; Intramural Bowling, Basketball; Intra-Fraternity Softball. CHARLES C. BIRS, JR., B.S.C.E.: Babylon, New York; A.C.E.; President ' s List (3). JOHN BLAKLEY, B.S.Ae.E.; Butler, Pennsyl- vania; I.A.S.; Flying Club; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Treasurer; Intramural Softball, Basket- ball; Interfraternity Softball. CLASS O F 19 5 6 97 First Ron : GEORGE K. BLUE, B.S.M.E.; San Diego, California. JOSEPH T. BOARDMAN, B.S.C.E.: Fall River. Massachusetts; A.C.E.; Newman Club. ROBERT LEE BOSWELL, BS.M.E.; Columbus, Indiana; Mechanical Cub. Secretaiy; Iota Tau Kappa: President ' s List (9). Second Row: JOSEPH J. BOURDON. B.S.E.E.: Muskegon, Michigan. GLENN A. BRACKNEY, B.S.C.E.; Pearlbeach, Michigan; A.C.E.. Publicity Committee (2), President (2), Chairman (4); S ' gma Phi Delta: Student Council (2), Treasurer (1); Iota Tau Kappa; President ' s List (7). RICHARD CHARLES BRINCKERHOFF. B S. Ae.E.; Middletovvn. New York; I.A.S.: S.A.E.; A.R.S.; Student Council (2); Intramural Bas- ketball, Softball: President ' s List (6); Chair- man. Alfred Konrad Memorial. Third Roic: WOODROW I. BROCK. B.S.C.E.: Roanoke Rapids. North Carolina; A.C.E.: President ' s List (4). VERNEY L. BROWN. B.S.E1.E.; Troy. Texas; S.A.R.E.: A.R.S.; Research and Development Dept. SAMUEL DODOWEAH BROWNELL, B.S.C.E.; Monrovia, Liberia; A.C.E., Secretary; Soccer. Fourth Ron: RICHARD BRUMMIT. B.S.E.E.: Troy. Ohio: Kappa Sigma Kappa: Technician Staff (2). MARVIN J. BRUTON, B.S.E.E.; Meridian. Mississippi, S.A.R.E.; A.I.E.E.; Technician. Circulation Manager. WALTER E. BRUTEER, B.S.M.E.; Lima, Ohio; A.S.M.E.; Phi Mu Delta. SENIOR 98 4 14% First Row: ROBERT STEPHEN BUCHER, B.S.M.E.; Free- port, Illinois; A.S.M.E. ; Caswell Engineering Drawing Award. FRANK BUCHWALD, B.S.E.E.; New York, New York; Technician Staff. DONATHAN BURNETT, B.S.E.E.; Beaumont, Texas. Second Row: ROBERT F. BURNS, B.S.M.E.; Gloversville, New York; President ' s List (2); Honor Roll (10). LAWRENCE J. BYRD, B.S.C.E.; Chicago, Illi- nois; A.C.E., Secretary. RONALD STANLEY CARLSON, B.S.E1.E.: Lakewood, New York; A.E.S., Publicity Man- ager; President ' s List (4); Honor Roll (1). Third Row: THOMAS CHRISTOPHER CARNEY, B.S.E1.E.; New York, New York; S.A.R.E.; E.E.S. JOHN A. CASSANI, B.S.C.E.; Lynn Massa- chusetts; President ' s List (2); Open House. CLARENCE L. CHIZK, B.S.E1.E.; Mt. Vernon, Illinois; Camera CLb; Iota Tau Kappa; Presi- dent ' s List (9). Fourth Row: SAMUEL D. CHRISTOPHER, B.S.C.E.; Rich- mond, Kentucky; A.C.E., Vice-President. JULIUS ANDREW CHOMA, B.S.C.E.; Tilbury, Ontario, Canada; A.C.E. ; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Pledge Master; Male Chorus; Inter-Fraternity Council, Secretary, Treasurer; President ' s List (4) ; Honor Roll (2) ; Research and Develop- ment Department. CHARLES T. CLARK, B.S.M.E.; Clarion, Pennsylvania; President ' s List (3). CLASS O F 19 5 6 99 First Row: EDWIN CLARK, B.S.E1.E.; Struthers. Ohio: E.E.S., Treasurer; Student Council; President ' s List, Honor Roll (3). MARVIN E. CLARK, B.S.M.E.; Clearfield. Pennsylvania; A.S.M.E.: Sigmi Phi Delta: Ri- fle Club. President; Bowling Club. RICHARD CLEVELAND, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne. Indiana; President ' s List (1). Second Row: LLOYD CLIMEWHAGA, B.S.M.E.: Medina, New York: Kappa Sigma Phi, Pledge Master; Water Polo, Intramural Swimming. JAMES MARION CLONTZ, B.S.Ch.E.; Tay- lorsville. North Carolina; A.C.S.. Treasurer: Chi Epsilon Tau. President: Student Council; Male Chorus; Intramural Softball: Student In- structor Chem. 21-A, 11-A (4); Open House Exhibit. CARLTON CROSBY COEN. B.S.M.E.: Toledo, Ohio: Sigma Phi Deha; S.A.E.: Technician. Advertising Manager: Bowling Team; Male Chorus. Third Row: EDWARD CLIFTON COMBIE, B.S.E.E.; Fox- boro, Massachusetts; Electrical Cl ' -ib. NORMAN H. CONNELL, B.S.M.E.; Cidahy, Wisconsin; A.S.M.E.. Secretary, Vice-President. President; President Junior Class; Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council (5); Technician, Asst. Editor, Editor: Kekionga Feather: President ' s List (4); Student Instructor Ph 21 (1); Mach. Dept. Open House Chairman. JACK G. CONWAY. B.S.C.E.: Indianapolis, Indiana; Sigma Phi Delta, Treasurer; A.C.E. Fourth Row: LEO LESTER COUSINS, B.S.M.E.: Andotto Bay. Jamaica, B.W.I. WARREN A. COUTURE. B.S.Ae.E.; Berlin. New Hampshire; President ' s List (1); A.R.S.. Secretary. DAVID E. CRAVEN, BS.C.E.; Ravena, New York; Secretary Sophomore Class, President Junior Class: Sigma Phi Delta, Pledge Master; Student Council (3); Male Chorus (1); Base- ball; President ' s List (3). SENIOR 100 First Row: JAMES CRAVEN, B.S.E1.E.; Ravena, New York; S.A.R.E.; Sigma Phi Delta, Treasurer; Camera Club, President; Student Council (2); Technician, Photographer; Bowling; Intramural Softball, Basketball. WILLIAM M. CROUCH, B.S.E1.E.; B.S.E.E.; Nashville, Tennessee; S.A.R.E.; AlI.E.E.; Sigma Phi Delta, Chaplain, Vice-President; Student Council (5), President, Vice-President; Intra- mural Golf, Bawling, Softball, Basketball; Var- sity Golf; Honor Roll 1 ) ; President Senior Class; Vice-President Junior Class. DONALD WILLIAM CULP, B.S.Ae.E.; Rush- sylvania, Ohio; I.A.S., Treasurer; I.T.C. Flying Club, Vice-President; Honor Roll (1); A.R.S. Second Row: DONALD EVERETT CURRY, B.S.C.E.: East Liverpool, Ohio; A.C.E.; Honor Roll (1), Pres- ident ' s List (5). PAUL J. DAS, B.S.M.E.; Willowdale, Ontario, Canada; Nations United Club; President ' s List (1). ROY DAVIS, B.S.E1.E.; Albion, Indiana; S.A.R.E. Third Row: ROBERT LANGON DAVISON, B.S.E.E.; Waynesburg, Pennsylvania; Ai.I.E.E.; Varsity Baseball (3); Intramural Basketball, Softball; Open House. ALEX JOHN DEMETER, B.S.M.E.; Fonthill, Ontario, Canada; A.S.M.E.; S.A.E. ; Kappa Sigma Phi, Treasurer; Bowling Team, Softball Team: A.S.M.E. Softball Team; President ' s List (7) Honor Roll (3). JOSEPH W. DEMETER, B.S.C.E.; Uniontown, Pennsylvania; A.C.E.; President ' s List (5). Fourth Row: ROBERT DeNURE, nois; A.S.M.E. B.S.M.E.; Freeport, Illi- PATRICK J. DeROBERTS, JR., B.S.C.E.; East Orange, New Jersey; A.C.E.; I.A.S.; I.T.C. Flying Club; President ' s List (2); Caswell Award, third place. PASQUINO A. DiCARLO, B.S.E.E.; Republic, Pennsylvania- Intramural Softball; President ' s List (3). CLASS O F 19 5 6 101 First Row: WILLIAM C. City, Illinois; sistant (2). DONAVAN, BS.Ch.E.; Mason A.C.S., Vice-President ; Lab As- DONALD R. DRUNG, B.S.Ae.E.; Eau Claire, Wisconsin; I.A.S.; Senior Class Secretary- Treasurer; Kappa Sigma Phi, President, Treas- urer; Student Council (3); Bowling Club; President ' s List ( 1 ). JULIUS E. EARLY, B.S.Ch.E.; Chillicothe, Texas; A.C.S., President, Chi Sigma Tau, Pres- ident, Vice-President; Bowling Club; Student Instructor Chem 11-A (3). Second Row: MARID ENRIQUE ECKER, B.S.M.E.; Newark, New Jersey ; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Secretary. JACK E. ELEY, Drafting Diploma, Columbia City, Indiana. DANNY YOOK YIN ENG, BS.E.E.; New York, New York; S.A.R.E.; AJ.E.E. Third Row: JOHN THOMAS ESCHBAUGH, B.S.M.E., De- catur, Illinois; Student Council; A.S.M.E.; President ' s List (1). ROBERT J. EWEN, B.S.Ae.E.; Francis Creek, Wisconsin; I.A.S.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Sec- retary, Pledge Master ; Student Council ; Base- ball. JOSEPH M. FALLON, III, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; A.I.E.E., Secretary, Vice- Chairman, Chairman ; Sigma Phi Delta, Chap- lain, Chief Engineer; Student Council; Vice- President Junior Class; Open House; Intramural Softball, Bowling; Honor Roll (1). Fourth Row: HAROLD L. FEUSER, B.S.E.E.; Moline, Illi- nois; A.I.E.E.; Sigma Phi Delta; Student Coun- cil ; Intramural Softball ; President ' s List (4) Honor Roll (1); Vice-President Senior Class. EUGENE F. FILE, III, B.S.E.E.; Levittown, New York ; Sigma Phi Delta ; Camera Club, Treasurer; Technician Staff (5); Yejrbook (1); President ' s List (2). ALBERT FREYLER, New York; Basketball. B.S.Ae.E.; Whitesboro, SENIOR 102 First Row: JOSE J. GARCIA, B.S.M.E.; Pereira Colombia, South America; Soccer. PAUL A. GARDEWINE, B.S.C.E.; Effingham, Illinois; Kappa Sigma Phi; Student Council; President ' s List (2) ; Buwling Club. DICKRAN K. GARIBIAN, B.S.E.E.; Baghdad, Iraq; Kappa Sigma Kappa; Nations United; Arab Club; President ' s List. Second Row: JACK E. GARRETT, B.S.E1.E.; Enid, Okla- homa; S.A.R.E.; Sigma Phi Delta; Bowling Club; Open House; Intercollegiate Bowling Team; Inter-Departmental Softball; Interfrat Softball. STEPHEN GATELY, B.S.E.E.; Brooklyn, New York; A.I.E.E. EARALIL V. GEORGE, B.S.C.E.; Nayaram- balam, Cochin, India; Civil Club; Nations United Club: Canterbury Club, T.N.T. Third Row: HERBERT W. GERNAND, B.S.C.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana. THOMAS WENDELL GILLIE, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Varsity Basketball. Baseball; President ' s List (8). ANTONIO GOMES, B.S.E.E.; Ludlow, Massa- chusetts; A.I.E.E., President; S.A.E.; Kappa Sigma Phi, SecretaTy; Flying Club; Open House; President ' s List. Fourth Row: SAMUEL Y. GOTO, B.S.E.E.; Honolulu, Ha- waii; E.E.S.; Hawaiian Club. VERNON W. GUDKESE, B.S.C.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; A.C.E.; President ' s List (7). GEORGE E. HALL, B.S.E1.E.; B.S.E.E.; Otis- ville. New York; President ' s List (6); Assist- ant Instructor EE 170. CLASS O F 19 5 6 103 First Row: ROBERT DAVID HARDEN, B.S.EI.E.; White- horse, Yukon Territory, Canada; President ' s List (1). WILLIAM P. HARRIS, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; S.A.R.E., Secretary; President ' s List (2); Student Instructor RE-121. RE-131 A; Open House. RICHARD H. HART, B.S.Ae.E.; Gardena, California ; Newman Club ; American Rocket Society, Director. Second Roiv; KHALED KASSAB HASSAN, B.S.C.E.; Da- mascus, Syria; Kappa Sigma Phi; Fencing Club: Sabre Team ; Arab Club, Secretary ; Nations United Club. ALFRED R. HAWKINS, B.S.M.E.; North Bran ford, Connecticut. BERNARD E. HEYL, B.S.Ae.E.; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; T.A.S., Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary; Sigma Phi Delta, Secretary; Student Council (6), President, Vice-President; Bowling Club; Intramural Golf, Softball. President ' s List (2) ; President Sophomore Class, President Jun- ior Class: Open House. Third Row: ROBERT F. HIGGINS, B.S.E.E.; Cambria Heights, New York; Kappa Sigma Phi. ROBERT M. HOSTO, B.S.M.E.; AJhambra, Illinois; Mechanical Club; Kappa Sigma Kappa 1 ; Student Council; President ' s List (4). EDVARDO JARAMILLO HOYOS, B.S.M.E.: Bogota, 0. E., Colombia, South America; New- man Club. Fourth Row: RONALD D. HUGHES, B.S.E.E.; Los Alamos, New Mexico; Sigma Phi Delta, Treasurer: A.R.S.; Student Council, President; Interfra- ternity Council, President; Male Chorus; Soft- ball, Director; Basketball; Bowling; Rifle Club, Secretary-Treasurer ; Open House. GREGORY A. HYVER, B.S.C.E.; New Or- leans, Louisiana ; Pyramid Club ; Rifle Club ; Iota Tau Kappa, Coolidge Award; President ' s List (9) ; Student Instructor. CHARLES S. IDA, B.S.E.E.; Lanikai, Oahu, T.H.; S.A.R.E.; A.I.E.E.; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Secretary; Hawaiian Club, President, Secretary; Student Council; Intramural Basketball, Soft- ball; Caswell Award; President ' s List (5). SENIOR 104 First Row: LOWELL EDWIN INNESS, B.S.E1.E. Mouton, Queens County, Nova Scotia. Port MEHMET NAHAI ISLAM, B.S.C.E., Urbana, Illinois; Camera Club. CHARLES E. JACKSON, B.S.E.E.; Borden, Indiana; A.I.E.E. Second Row: HILLARD JANKOWSKI. B.S.E1.E.; Hutchin- son. Kansas; Iota Tau Kappa; President ' s List (7). ALAN J. JOHNSON, B.S.E1.E.; B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; S.A.R.E.; Alpha Gamma Up- silon. President, Treasurer, Secretary; Fencing Club; Male Chorus; Softball; Bowling; Presi- dent ' s List. CLYDE E. JOHNSON, B.S.E1.E.; Lima, Ohio; Golf; Basketball; Softball; Bowling. Third Row: MATTHEW L. JONES, B.S.C.E.; Reading, Pennsylvania; A.C.E.; Open House. J. M. JYAWOOK, B.S.C.; Bagdad, Iraq; Na- tions United Club. ROGER ADOLPH KAMMEYER, B.S.Ae.E.; Defiance, Ohio; I.A.S.; A.R.S., Director; Male Chorus, Properties Manager. Fourth Row: WARREN L. KELLER, B.S.E.E.; Schoeffers. town, Pennsylvania; S.A.R.E. ; Sigma Phi Delta: Varsity Baseball; Student Council (2); Rich- ard Hayashi Memorial Sportsmanship Award. WARREN R. KENEFICK, B.S.M.E.; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; A.S.M.E. ; Kappa Sigma Kappa. ROBERT GLENN KENNEDY, JR., B.S.E.E.; Fayetteville, North Carolina; A.I.E.E.; Swim- ming Team; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Vice-Presi- dent, Sergeant-at-Arms; Tennis Team; Presi- dent ' s List. CLASS O F 19 5 6 105 First Row: RAY KING, B.S.E1.E.; B.S.E.E.; Montrose, Colorado; A.I.E.E.; Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council (3), Treasurer; Male Chorus; Intra- mural Golf: Iota Tau Kappa, President ' s List (8) ; Student Instructor of Applied Mechan- ics (2). LARRY H. KIRSCHLER, B.S.Ch.E.; Freedom, Pennsylvania; A.C.S.; Kappa Sigma Kappa 1 , Assistant Treasurer; Student Council (1). EDWARD KLODZEN, B.S.E.E.; Gary, Indiana; A.I.E.E. ; Camera Club; Bowling Club. Second Row: CLIFTON KRAMER, B.S.E1.E.; Missoula, Montana; S.A.R.E.; Sigma Phi Delta. ROY A. KRAVA, JR., B.S.Ae.E.; Lakewood. Ohio; I.A.S., Treasurer; Flying Club, Vice- President; Intramural Softball. ROBERT KUCZKOWSKI, B.S.E.E.; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Bowling Club. Third Row: THADDEUS PETER KUREK, B.S.Ch.E.; Northbridge, Massachusetts; A.C.S., Secretary; Chi Epsilon Tau, Pledge Master; Varsity Base- ball; Basketball, Intramural Softball, Basket- ball. ORVILLE R. KYLER, B.S.E.E.; B.S.C.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Kappa Sigma Phi, Vice-Pres- ident, Treasurer; Bjwling; President ' s List (5); Student Instructor Phy. 21A, 31A, 41A (7). GEORGE WALTER LADD, B.S.E1.E.; B.S.E.E.; Muskegon, Michigan; E.E.S., Treasurer; In- tramural Softball. Fourth Row: RICHARD LaROCHE, B.S.E1.E.; Rochester, New York; S.A.R.E.; Intramural Softball, Bowl- ing; Golf; President ' s List (2). AUGUSTUS G. LARTIUS, B.S.C.E.; B.S.M.E.; Lucknow, U.P. India. FRANCOIS M. LAUTURE, B.S.E.E.; Jacmel, Haiti; Soccer. SENIOR 106 First Row: PAUL Ohio. E. LEIGHTNER, B.S.E.E.; Pandora. DELBERT FREDRICK LEONAR, B S.E.E.: Greenville. Pennsylvania; A.I.E.E.. Secretary; President ' s List (1). JAMES J. LIESER, B.S.E.E.; Buck ' and, Con- necticut: Vice-President Freshman Class; Pres- ident Junior Class; Sigma Phi Delta, Assistant Secretary; Student Council; Technician, Adver- tising Manager. Second Row: ANTHONY LOJO. B.S.C.E.; Massillon, Ohio: A.C.E.; Kappa Sigma Phi: Bowling Club: Softball: Intramural Golf, Basketball. ELVERT E. Iowa; A.C.E. LOMBARD. B.S.C.E.; Somers. Newman Club. GERMAN RIJBIO LUNA, B.S.M.E.: Bogota, Colombia. South America; Phi Iota Alpha. Sec- retary. House Manager: Swimnvng Team Man- ager. Third Row!: CHARLES A. LYLE, B.S.M.E.: Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania: Alpha Gamma L ' psilon. Secre- tary. IFC Representative, Vice-President, Pres- ident; Caswell Engineering Drawing AwaTd: Student Instructor. Descriptive Geometry, En- gineer Drawing 14. GEORGE A. LYNN. B.S.E1.E.: Fremont, Ne- braska: S.A.R.E., President; President ' s List (4): Outstanding Students Award, Electronics, 1953: A.R.S. NEAL McCOLLOM, B.S.M.E.; Whitehall, Illi- nois: A.S.M.E.; Bowling; Yearbook Assistant Write-up, Assistant Editor. Fourth Row: GEORGE McCUBBIN, B.S.C.E.; LaGrange- ville. New York; A.C.E. ; Flying Club. IAN NORMAN McLEOF, B.S.E1.E.; Asheville. North Carolina; S.A.R.E.: Rifle Club; Eugene Pulliam Aw rd; President ' s List (5). THOMAS McSPEDON, B.S.M.E.: Bronx. New York; A.S.M.E. : Kappa Sigma Phi: Intramural Basketball; President ' s List (4). CLASS O F 19 5 6 107 First Row: SHIMAVON P. A. MARKARIAN, Drafting Diploma; Kirkuk, Iraq. BILL M. MARSH, B.S.C.E.; Kokomo, Indiana; A.C.E. DALE R. MARTIN, B.S.E.E.; Colorado Springs, Colorado: SA.R.E.; Male Chorus; Rifle Club. Vice-President; President ' s List (2). Second Roic: HAROLD E. MASBAUM, B.S.E1.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; E.E.S.; A.E.S.: Sigma Phi Delta, Assistant Pledge Master; Newman Club; President ' s List (6). ROLAND G. MASTROLY, B.S.Ch.E.; Bronx. New York; A.C.S., Vice-President; Bowling Club; Student Council: Iota Tau Kappa; Presi- dent ' s List (5): Honor Roll (8); Student In- structor, General Chemistry and Qualitative An- alysis Lab. ROBERT MEDVE, B.S.Ch.E.; Elizabeth, New- Jersey; A.C.S., Secretary, President: Bowling Club; Intramural Softball, Basketball; Presi- dent ' s List (1); Student Instructor, Chem 11A-L, HA; Open House. Third Row: CALIXT O C. MEJIA, B.S.C.E.; VaJledupar, Magdalena, Colombia, South America: A.C.E. ; Newman Cl:b; Soccer Team : Fencing GARLAND T. Meredith, B.S.E.E.; Richmond, Virginia; President ' s List (1). FRANCISCO MESA, B.S.M.E.; Colombia, South America. Fourth Row: DONALD J. MICHNA, B.SAe.E.; Rice Lake. Wisconsin; I.A.S. ; Flying Club; President ' s List (7). THOMAS W. MILLER, B.S.M.E.; Lewistown, Pennsylvania; A.C.S.; Sigma Epsilon Tau, Vice-President; Student Council; Male Chorus; Varsity Tennis; President ' s List (1). George Nelson Montgomery, New Mexico. B.S.E.E.; Jal, SENIOR 108 First Row: PAUL DONALD MOORE, B.S.Ae.E.; Kokomo, Indiana; I.A.S.; Iota Tau Kappa; President ' s List (5). SALEH MOSHIR, B.S.Ch.E.; Toledo, Ohio; President ' s L:st : A.I.Ch.E. RICHARD MOTE, B.S.E.E.: Lake Worth, Florida; President ' s List (1). Second Row: CHARLES WILLIAM MURPHY, B S.M.E.; Orlando, Florida; Kappa Sigma Phi, President; Interfraternity Council, Secretary-Treasurer; S.A.E.; Student Council; Departmental Soft- ball: Senior Class, Secretary-Treasurer. EUGENE NAKAKURA, B.S.EI.E.; Haina, Ha- waii: Hawaiian Club, Treasurer; Intramural Bowling. Softball, Basketball. GEORGE MAMORA NAKASONE, B.S.E.E.: Wahiawa, Oahu, Hawaii; A.I.E.E.; Hawaiian Club, Program Chairman; Inter-Departmental Baseball. Basketball; Open House. Third Row: RAYMOND V. NAVIN, B.S.Ae.E.; Somerset, Massachusetts; I.A.S., Vice-Chairman; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Pledge Master. GORDON T. NELSON, B.S.M.E.: Maynard, Massachusetts; President ' s List (2). CHARLES NICODEMUS, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Newman Club. Fourth Row: WALTER NIERENGARTEN, B.S.E.E.; Sauk Rapids, Minnesota; Technician ; President ' s List (9); Honor Roll (3). EDWIN M. NIITANI, B.S.M.E.; Eleele, Kauai, Hawaii; Hawaiian Club, Treasurer, Secretary; Inter-Fraternity Baseball, Bowling: President ' s List (4). ROBERT K. NISHIDA, B.S.EI.E.: Honolulu, T.H.; Hawaiian Club, Vice-President; Inter- Fraternity Baseball, Basketball, Buwling. CLASS O F 19 5 6 109 First Row: IVAN NOGUERA-CUADRA, Drafting Diploma; Masaya, Nicaragua, Central America. PAUL WARREN NORMAN, B.S.C.E.; Lake- land, Florida; Sigma Phi Delta, Chief Engi- neer; Student Council (1): Technician Staff, Sports Editor, Assistant Editor, Cn-Editor; Pres- ident ' s List (1). DANIEL E. O ' BYRN, B.S.C.E.; Rutland, Ver- mont; A.C.E., President. Treasurer: Student Council (2); President ' s List (3). Second Row: JOSE MARIA OLIVIERI-IZACIJIRRE, Bolivar City, Bolivar. ELMER S. OSMAN, B.S.E.E.; Seaman, Ohio: Honor Roll (2). ARCHER G. PAGE, B.S.E1.E.; Los Angeles, California; S.A.R.E. ; Camera Club; Open House; Iota Tau Kappa, President: Pres ' dent ' s List (12); Student Instructor RE 151, RE 151A, RE 101 A. Third Row: EDGAR G. PANTOJA, B.S.C.E.: Lima. Peru: Soccer Club; Swimming. GERALD PARKER, B.S.M.E.; Detroit, Mich- igan; S.A.E.; A.R.S.; Male Chorus. LESLIE IRVIN PARKER. B.S.E1.E.; Kansas City, Missouri; S.A.R.E.; Iota Tau Kappa, Sec- retary, Treasurer: K.A.R.C., President; Intra- mural Basketball, Softball, Golf: Iota Tau Kappa: President ' s List (10): Honor Roll (5): Student Instructor. EE 120. RE 101A. RE 11 1A. Fourth Row: ELMER JOHN PARLANTE, G.S.Ch.E.: Wilkes- Barre, Pennsylvania; A.C.S.; A.I.C.E.: Kappa Sigma Kappa, S:cretary; Newman Club; Soft- ball: President ' s List (5); Student Instructor, Chemistry Lab. PARMAN PAYTON, Diploma Drafting: Lon- don, Kentucky: Flying Club; Technician, artist. VIRGILIO PEREIRA, B.S.C.E.: Blmanga, Co- lombia, South America. SENIOR no First Row: JULIO CESAR PEREZ, B.S.C.E.; Medellin. Colombia; Soccer; Hnnor Roll (1). ROGERT E. PERRAM, B.S.E.E.; Wooster, Ohio; A.I.E.E.; Kappa Sigma Phi. JOHN R. PERRY, G.S.E.E.; Carrollton, Illinois Second Row: WILLIAM GEORGE PHILLIPS. B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne. Indiana ' ; A.I.E.E., Vice-President; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Softball. RONALD C. PITE, B.S.C.E.; Davenport, Iowa; A.C.E. ; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Secretary; New- man Club; Interdepartmental Softball: Presi- dent ' s List (2); Honor Roll (3). MAURICE R. POLING, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Sigma Phi Delta, Pledge Master; Stu- dent Council, Secretary; Technician. Sports Ed- itor. Third Row: JOSEF S. POSLINSKI, B.S.C.E.; Buffalo, New York; A.C.E. ; Vice-President; Newman Club; President ' s List (5); Honor Roll (3). JOHN W. POWELL, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne. Indiana; Intramural Sports. PETRO PRYSHEPA, B.S.M.E.: Fort Wayne, Indiana; A.S.M.E.; Volley Ball; President ' s List (5). Fourth Row. JOSEPH J. PUCHALSKI, B.S.M.E.; Scranton, Pennsylvania. NICHOLAS J. RANDAZZO, B.S.C.E.; Buffalo. New York; Basketball; Baseball. SIDNEY A. RASNICK. B.S.C.E.; Birmingham, Alabama; A.C.E.; President, Secretary: Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Secretary; Student Council: Technician ; President ' s List. CLASS O F 19 5 6 in First Roic: HANS 0. RAUDEP, B.S.C.E.; New York, New York; A.C.E.; I.A.S.; Nations United Club; Open House: Volley Ball Team. DAVID ALLEN RAYBURN, B.S.E1.E.; Hunt- ington, West Virginia; E.E.S., Secretary; A.E.S.; S.A.R.C., President, Secretary, Treasurer, Pub- licity. RICHARD PORTER REYNOLDS, JR., B.S. E.E.; Nokomis. Florida: A.I.E.E., Treasurer; Alpba Gamma Upsilon, Vice-President, Secre- tary, Treasurer; Male Chorus; Student Council; Open House, Department Chairman. Second Row: NICHOLAS RIVERA, B.S.C.E.: Brooklyn, New York; A.C.E.; Bowling; Softball; Basketball. WAYNE ROAHRIG, B.S.E.E.: Coshocton, Ohio; Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council; Varsity Baseball; President ' s List (2). FRANCIS B. ROBBINS, B.S.M.E.; Ashville, Pennsylvania: Junior Class President; Sigma Phi Delta, Secretary; Bowling Club; Male Chorus; Intramural Softball; President ' s List (7). Third Row: R. GRAYDON ROBLING, B.S.M.E.: Fort Wayne, Indiana; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Presi- dent, Chaplain. DONALD K. ROCKHILL, B.S.E1.E.; Niles, Michigan; E.E.S. RONALD ROCKHILL, B.S.E1.E.: Niles. Mich- igan; E.E.S. : K.A.R.C, President, Vice-Presi- dent. Treasurer, Publicity: Yearbook, Advertis- ing Manager. Fourth Row: DONALD LeROY ROGERS, B.S.E1.E.: Fort Wayne, Indiana; S.A.R.E.; Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council; Technician, News Editor, Fea- ture Writer: President ' s List (3). EDWARD W. ROY, B.S.E1.E. chusetts; Intramural Softball. Holyoke, Massa- FRANK JAMES RUGGIERO, B.S.Ch.E.; New York, New York; A.C.S.; Sigma Phi Delta-; Freshman Class President; Student Council; Softball; Baseball: Intramural Basketball; A.I.C.E. SENIOR 112 M First Row: SAMIH T. SAIFY, B.S.C.E.; Damascus, Syria; A.C.E.: Arab Students Club. Secretary; Na- tions United Club; Kappa Sigma Phi: Fencing Team, Vice-President; Swimming: Volley Ball: Table Tennis. DARK) SALAZAR. Diploma Drafting; Cartago, Valle. Colombia, South America: Phi Iota Al- pha: Soccer Team. RICHARD EUGENE SARBER, B.S.M.E.: Fort Wayne. Indiana: Alpha Gamma Upsilon; Presi- dent ' s List (4); Student Instructor Math 11, Math 21, Math A. SCACHTE. B.S.C.E.: A.C.S.: Intramural Norvelt, Softball. Second Row: FRANCIS E. Pennsylvania; Bowling. DONALD STANLEY SCHER. B.S.E1.E.; Irv- ington. New Jersey: A.I.E.E.: S.A.R.E.: Kappa Sigma Phi; K.A.R.C.: Rifls Club; Flying Club. President. GERALD WAYNE SCHMUCKER. B.S.M.E.; Latrobe. Pennsylvania: A.S.M.E.: Kappa Sigma Kappa. Secretary; Male Chorus; Softball: Bowl- ing: President ' s List (3); Rifle Club; Flying Club. Third Row: WILLI M JOHN SCHRADER. B.S.M.E.: Man- istee. Michigan; A.S.M.E.; Fencing Club. Pres- ident, VicePresident. Treasurer: Camera Club, Vice-President: K.A.R.C: Technician Staff. Assistant Editor. Photographer: Yearbook: Pho- tographer; Male Chorus. President. Secretary: Fencing Team: Senior Class Vice-President: Open House; Nations United Club. KARL E. SCHWARZ. B.S.M.E.: Drafting: Bronx, New York. New York; Kappa Sigma Phi. Pledgemaster: Student Council (3); President. Freshman Cass: Caswell Draw ' ng Award: Stu- dent Instructor ED 11. 12. 13 Drawing, 11, 12. Lecture; President ' s L ' st (3): Nations United Club. WALLACE D. SCOTT. JR.. B.S.E.E.: West Springfield. Massachusetts: A.I.E.E.: Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Secretary. Social Chairman: President ' s List (1). Fourth Row: FREDERIC D SEBENER. B.S.E.E.: Flint, Michigan; S.A.R.E.: A.E.E.E.; Intramural Softball. MAX MARK SMITH York: I.A.S. DONALD RUSH SMITH. Pennsylvania: Open House, -S.Ae.E.; Brooklyn, New B.S.C.E.; Pittsburgh. CLASS F 19 5 6 113 First Row: HERNAN SOLARTE, B.S.C.E.; Cali-Colombia, South America. JAMES K. SPITLER. B.S.Ae.E.; Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania: I.A.S.; A.R.S.; Sigma Phi Delta; I.F.C.; Sludent Council, President. Vice-President; Technician, Advertising Man- ager; Yearbook, Business Manager; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President; Open House: Ae.E. Assistant, Ae.E. 102. 110, 114; Intramural Softball ; Bowling Club, Secretary. JAMES D. STIFFLER, B.S.Ch.E.; South Fork, Pennsylvania; A.C.S., President; Student Coun- cil; President ' s List (5) ; Chemistry Lab In- structor. lecon d R ow: MARLYN FLOYD STONE, B.S.C.E.; Copalis Crossing, Washington; A.C.E., Vice-President, President; Sigma Phi Delta: I.F.C. : Student Council; Technician; Varsity Baseball. FOREST R. STRAUB, B.S.Ae.E.; Grand Junc- tion, Colorado; I.A.S., Secretary; President ' s List (5). HENRY E. STYNE, B.S.Ea.E.; Evanston. Illi- nois; I.A.S.; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Vice-Presi- dent; Flying Club, President; A.R.S. Third Row: GORDON SWANSON, B.S.M.E.; Warren, Penn- sylvania 1 ; A.S.M.E.; S.A.E.; Camera Club: Technician, Photographer; Bowling Club; Pres- ident ' s List (1). HUSSEIN MOHAMMAD ADV SWAY. B.S. M.E. ; Jerusalem, Jordan; Sigma Phi Delta: Arab St ' dent Cub, President; Technician, As- sistant Editor: Yea-book; Honor Roll (1); Na- tions United Club, President. CHARLES S. SZILI, B.S.M.E.; Welland, On- tario, Canada: Kappa Sigma Phi; Bowling Club; President ' s List. Fourth Row: TADASHI TANAKA, B.S.C.E.; Papaikou, Ha- waii; T.H.; A.C.E.; President ' s List (2). RITSUO TAMURA. B.S.M.E.; Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii: Hawaiian Club. President; President ' s List (4). FREDERICK K. TANAKA, B.S.E1.E.: Kueui- haele, Hawaii: E.E.S., Treasurer: Hawaiian Club, President: Swimming; Softball; Presi- dent ' s List (5); Caswell Engineering Award, SENIOR 114 First Row: DAVID C.TAYLOR, B.S.M.E.; Dubuque. Iowa; A.S.M.E.; S.A.E. GEORGE THOMAS, B.S.E1.E.; New Rochelle, New York. CARL THOMPSON, JR., B.S.E.E.; Richmon- dale, Ohio; Sigma Phi De!ta; Honor Roll (2). Second Row: ROBERT J. THOMPSON, B.S.E.E.; Marion Center, Pennsylvania. CHARLES A. THOMPSON, B.S.E1.E.; Maben, Mississippi. LOUIS TOMAINE. B.S.M.E.: Carbondale, Pennsylvania; President ' s List (3). Third Row: LEONARD G. TONN, B.S.M.E.; Bristol, Con- necticut: Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council (2); Intramural Basketball, Softball, Bowling; Honor Roll (5); Student Instructor, Machine Tool Lab. FRANCOIS R. TRAHAN. BS.E.E.; South- bridge, Massachusetts; A.I.E.E. ; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Secretary, President: Newman Club; Student Council; Male Chorus, Secretary; Tech- : cinn. Business Manager; Tennis Team Open House. LOREN L. TRIBEY, B.S.EI.E.; Flemingsburg, Kentucky: E.E.S.: President ' s List (8). Fourth Row: WILLIAM BROWN TUMMEY, B.S.E.E.; Do- ver, New Jersey; Kappa Sigma Phi, Vice-Presi- dent, Pledgemaster ; Bowling Club; Baseball: Basketball. ROBERTO J. VEGA, B.S.M.E., Managua. Nic- aragua, C.A.; Honor Roll (2). VERNON C. VICE, JR., B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Vice-President Junior Class; Sigma Phi Delta; Yearbook; Bowling Club: President ' s List (1). CLASS O F 19 5 6 115 First Row: THOMAS VLATTAS, Mechanical Drafting Di- ploma; Pottstown, Pennsylvania: A.S.M.E., Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary- Alpha Gamma Upsilon, President, Vice-Presi- dent, House-Manager; Bowling; Softball; Open House. DONALD E. WAINWRIGHT, B.S.M.E.; Staten Island. New York; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Chap- lain, President; Student Council: President ' s List. ALLAN L. WENNERBERG, B.S.E.E.; St. Jo- seph, Michigan; A.I.E.E.; Iota Tau Kappa, Vice- President: President ' s List (8); Student In- structor, Physics 21. Second Row: WILLIAM R. WEYANT, B.S.E1.E.: Chelsea, New York. JACK E. WEYLER; B.S.E.E.; Huntington. In- diana; Flying Club: Basketball; Softball: Presi- dent ' s List (4) ; Honor Roll. DON E. WILSON, JR., B.S.M.E.: Elkhart. In- diana; Sigma Phi Delta. Assistant Pledgemaster; President ' s List (4). Third Roiv: GERALD LEE WILSON, B S.E1.E.; George- town, South Carolina; S.A.R E. ; Kappa Sigma Kappa. Secretary; Student Council (2); Presi- dent ' s List (3). JAMES M. WINN. B.S.C.E.: New Haven. Con- necticut: A.C.E., Secretary. President; Presi- dent ' s List (10): Honor Roll (2). RICHARD M. WOLFE, B.S.C.E.: Yoder. In- diana: A.C.E. Fourth Row: TAKEO YAMANE, B.S.M.E.; Honolulu. Ha- waii. ALBERTO YEPES. B.S.Ch.E.; Armenia, Co- lombia, South America; A.C.S. SCOTT CHI YEW, B.S.M.E.; North Point, Hongkong: A.S.M.E.: S.A.E.; Fencing Club: Hawaiian Club; Flying Club. SENIOR 116 First Row: ROBERT LEON YOST, B.S.E1.E.; Dillsburg. Pennsylvania; S.A.R.E. B. L. YOUNG, B.S.Ch.E.; West Springfield, Pennsylvania; A.C.S.; Rifle C!ub. JOHN D. YOUNG. B.S.EI.E.; Findlay, Ohio; S.A.R.E., Chairman; K.A.R.C, Vice-President; Coolidge Award in Physics; Outstanding Elec- tronics Student 1955; President ' s List (4); Stu- dent Instructor, RE 101, RE 101A. Second Row: KENNETH A. YOUNG. B.S.C.E.; Altonna, Pennsylvania; A.C.E., Treasurer; Iota Tau Kappa: President ' s List (7). JOHN RICHARD YOURA. B S.E.E.; Buffalo, New York: A.I.E.E.: Pres ' dent, Sophomore Class: Student Council (1); President ' s List (9); Intramural Softball. A. JOSEPH ZAMBITO, B.SE.E.; B.S.EI.E.; A.I.E.E.; lntramura ' Softball; Kappa Sigma Kappa: Newman Club; President ' s List (1). Third Row: BERNARD ARTHUR ZEGAROSKI, B.S.Ae.E.: South Amboy, New Jersey: A.R.S.: I.A.R.; Kappa Sigma Phi: Bowling: Open House. STANLEY ZELANKO, B.S.M.E.: Wo New York. •dridge, GLENN CHARLES ZIMMERMAN, B.S.EI.E.: Halifax. Pennsylvania; S.A.R.E.: Intramural Softball; Iota Tau Kappa, Secretary-Treasurer; President ' s List (9). STUDENTS NOT PICTURED MICHAEL A. CESKE. B.S.C.E., Ashland. Wis., Treasurer, Vice-President A.C.E., Student instructor Ph 21A (4). Ph 31A (4) Ph 41A (3), Ph. B (1). EARL W. CRAVEN, B.S.Ch.E.; Richland, Washington; A.C.S.; Recorder and Vice-President, X.E.T.; Technician, re- porter (4), sports editor, asst. editor; Tennis team. JOSEPH FRANK FOY, B.S.EI.E., Fort Wayne, Indiana; Yearbook staff: A.S.R.E. ROLAND D. GREEN, B.S.C.E.; Charleston, S.C.; A.C.E. OSCAR OCAMPO. B.S.Ch.E.; Cali, Colombia, S.A.: A.C.S. GEORGE E. OWEN, B.S.C.E.; Mansfield, Ohio. CLASS O F 19 5 6 117 Mr. Max A. Fuelblr Mr. Richard Dermer Dr. A. T. Keene Director Mr. Mac. A. Fuelber Business Manager Mr. R. D. Dermer Chief Consultant Mr. R. L. Morris Production Engineer Mr. R. C. Ruhl Consultant Dr. Ivan Planck Consultant Mr. R. Carson Consultant Dr. T. G. Dixon Consultant Mr. B. Dow Consultant Mr. John Whitney Chief Development Engineer Mr. B. Kemp Development Engineer Mr. Arthur Price Development Engineer Mr. Maurice Simmons Development Engineer Mr. R. D. Snyder Development Engineer Mr. R. D. Huches Development Engineer Total Projects as of May 1956 325 Percent increase in number during year 1955-56 125% Total number of faculty staff employed — full-and-part-time 28 Total number of students employed — part-time 32 Types of Research and Development work performed — Automatic electronic con- trols, custom test equipment to meet NEMA, ASTM, ASA specifications, analytical chemistry, electrical components, fuel analyses, mechanical components, compression, tension, strain, stress testing high-frequency heating, structural design, environmental testing, applied mathematics. 118 RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT; TESTING AND CONSULTING LABORATORIES Mr. Robert Morris Construction PATRONS James M. Allman Camden, New York Harry L. Almstead Wichita. Kansas Jerry N. Anderson Washington, D.C. Joseph Barton Milwaukee, Wisconsin John 0. Berry Effingham, Illinois Lewis F. Birdsonc San Antonio, Texas James G. Blessing Mt. Vernon. Ohio Roger P. Brewer Akron. Ohio John M. Brown, Jr Dallas, Texas Lawrence M. Bull Pittshurgh, Pennsylvania Arthur E. Burke Warren. Rhode Island Rorert O. Burton Rosemead. California Rorert H. Clark Beacon. New York William C. Clos Albany. New York Keith L. Cosner Wyandotte. Michigan Lewis Cramer. Jr Columbus. Ohio Eugene DeNagel Newark, New York James O. Dealy Whittier, California John F. Dickmann Tulsa. Oklahoma Leroy Dimmick Baltimore. Maryland Joseph A. DiPirro Depew. New York Lt. Thomas P. Dowling Fort Belvoir, Virginia Richard C. Edwards ... .Grosse Point Farms. Michigan Frank J. Eiben Cincinnati. Ohio Charles M. Ellis Columbia City, Indiana James K. Farmeri.ee Indianapolis, Indiana Peter R. Fatianow Cleveland. Ohio William E. Fensler Dayton. Ohio Donald E. Fisher Fort Wayne. Indiana Emanuel Flagella Dunkirk. New York Robert J. Foley Lorrance. California Clark K. Fong Ames. Iowa Richard A. Ford Muckego. Wisconsin Kermit H. George Bluff ton. Indiana Francis H. Gerlach Kent, Ohio William E. Gilbert West Haven. Connecticut Jean L. Goulet Seattle. Washington Joseph Graziano North Bergen, New York Clasius A. Greco Columbus, Ohio Alma H. Giunta Wethersfield. Connecticut H. C. Habecger Fort Wayne, Indiana H. J. Hamlin Somerdale, New Jersey Andrew Hanksky Chesterton, Indiana Michael Hanvschak Warren. Ohio George Hasobe Downey. California Gaylord E. Heaston Beloit. Wisconsin Fred Hiraoka Pasadena. California Don Houston St. Louis, Missouri Denver C. Howard Gary. Indiana Joseph F. Iacovo Columbus, Ohio Joseph F. Ibarra Tarry town. New York Robert S. Ickes Bethlehem. Pennsylvania Paul Johnis College Park. Maryland Harper Johnson. Jr Greenwood. Mississippi Don J. Kassner Barberton. Ohio Stanley Keller Shelton. Connecticut Joseph Klein Brooklyn. New York Andrew J. Kost. Jr Ann Arbor. Michigan Elwood L. Kront Manchester. Connecticut Lowell W. Kratzer Defiance, Ohio Frank N. Leahy Baltimore. Maryland Robert S. Lee Akron. Ohio James L. Leeper North East Pennsylvania Wendell W. 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