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

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KEKIONGAN STAFF HOLLY YOUNG Assistant Editor The life of every man is a diary in which he writes one sfory but means to write another; and his hum- blest moment is when he compares the volume as it is, to what he vowed to make it. (Sir James Barrie). Yearbooks have little significance other than sou- venir proportion when first received. Their value to the individual increases as time passes. The picture story which unfolds as the pages are turned, depicts the events which took place while you attended Tech. These events will probably be made more memorable for those who participated in some of the school activities. Participation is the spice of existence — let the life you look back upon be a zestful one. THE STAFF RON GOULD Editor RICHARD BENDER

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- • T« J - • ' TXT Ik .»- - •- • • - - ■ v Hi i Coeds at Tech. Sitting, left to right: Brunhilde Zimm, Cologne, Germany; Martha Szamossi, Budapest, Hungary; Jackie Diehl, Davison, Michigan. Standing: Diana Alyanalt, Istanbul, Turkey; Silvia Bingenheimer, Maui, Hawaii. School Picnic