Indiana Institute of Technology - Kekiongan Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)
- Class of 1959
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(3 linri iSn .TT r.UB.l LIBRARy 3 1833 01886 9336 GC 977.202 F77KEK, 1959 THE 1959 KEKIONGAN INDIANA TECHNICAL COLLEGE FORT WAYNE, INDIANA STAFF Editor ALLYN L. PONTIUS Assistant Editor MOLLIS V. YOUNG Sports Editor ROBERT SAWYER Photographer JAMES MINOZZI Typist LENVILLE HARDIE Faculty Advisor MR. DARROW C. FOX Photography WOLF DESSAUER Photography NEUMAN STUDIO Photography WATTERS STUDIO . . ' AROUND THE CAMPUS Blood Bank Buying Books Coffee Break Senior Ball fc . Full House July Picnic IN CLASS English Composition for Native Students Chemistry Students with Mr. Guindon on Field Trip Chemical Engineering Students Operating Distilling Column English Composition for Foreign Students Operating fluid flow apparatus and calculations following experiment Studying Research in the Library •Mh SCIINCE tUlLDINC IN CLASS Lazar Willnski, Colombia Joaquin Fernandez, Cuba Jose Garcia, Colombia Making use of spare moments PRESIDENT KEENE The more decent things we are aware of, the more things we have knowledge of, the more chance we have of being happy, successful persons. Mr. Ernest S. Fields, President of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company, spealts to the graduating seniors. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES First Row: WILBUR T. ASH, B.S.M.E.; Berwick, Pa.; President ' s List (4) Honor Roll ( I). HAROLD L AUER, B.S.M.E,: Connellsville, Pa.: Flying Club; President ' s List (4); Honor Roll (I), WALTER W. BACON, B.S.E.E.; Bemldji, Minn,; S.A.E,: A.I.E.E, FALL GLEN L BANSBACH, B.S.EI.E,; Bryan, Ohio; E.E.S.: Club; Vice-President. Che Second Row: PAUL S. BAREHA, B.S.M.E.; Stamford, Conn.; S.A.E.; Me- chanical Club; Junior Class, Treasurer; UN Club; President ' s List (I). CHARLES E. BARNUM, B.S.M.E.; Grand Rapids, Mich.; S.A.E.; Secretary, Treasurer; Bowling Club. SAMUEL BAROODY, B.S.M.E.; Wiikes-Barre, Pa, RICHARD E, BENDER, B.S.Ae.E.; PenMar, Pa.; I.A.S., Presi- dent; Sigma Phi Delta, Pledgemaster, Assistant Chief, Chief Engineer; Student Council (10), President, Vice-President, Treasurer; Yearbook Staff, Editor, Assistant Editor; Honor Roll (3); President ' s List (8); Student Instructor, ED II, ED 12, ED 13, ED 21, ED 22; Bowling Club; American Rocket Society. FALL First Row: M. S. BEREKET, B.S.C.E.: Istanbul, TurUy; A.C.E.; President ' s List (3), Honor Roll (2). BARRY J. BERSON. B.S.C.E.: Har+ford, Conn.; President ' s List [b]. MARIO G. BERTERO. B.S.Ch.E.; Quito, Ecuador, S.A.: A.E.Ch.E.; A.C.S., Treasurer; Phi lota Alpha; Varsity Soccer Team. RONALD R. BLACK, B.S.C.E.; Kittanning, Pa.; A.C.E.; New- man Club; Golf Team. Second Row: LUTHER E. BLANKENSHIP, B.S.ELE.; Lebanon, Mo.; Presi- dent ' s List (2). ORMAN O. BLOXOM, Drafting Diploma; Parlsley. Virginia. RONALD L. BONAR, B.S.C.E.; Farmdale, Ohio; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, President, Treasurer; Student Council; Male Chorus; President ' s List (2); Inter-Fraternity Council. CYRIL R. O. BROOK, B.S.ELE.; Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; I.R.E.; Electrical Club; President ' s List (8); Honor Roll fl). Third Row; LYLE E. BROWNING, B.S.M.E.; Odon, Indiana: Flying Club. CHARLES H. CARR, B.S.M.E.; Philadelphia, Pa.; S.A.E.; Fencing Club; Foil Team Captain. THOMAS L. CIESLICA, B.S.C.E.; Lackawanna, N.Y.: A.C.E. KENNETH W. COVEY, B.S.CE.; Hokah, Minn.; A.C.E. ; S.A.E.; Flying Club. Membership Officer; President ' s List (I). First Row: WILLIAM A. COYLE, B.S.E.E.; Alden, N.Y.; Newman Club, Vice-President; Weightlifting Club; President ' s List (I). LUIS H. DE LA PENA, B.S.M.E.; Mexico. D.F., Mexico; Phi lota Alpha, President; Spanish Hour Radio Program, An- nouncer, FALL GUS DERVENIS, B,S.ELE.; Indianapolis, Indiana. DONALD E. DEWILDT, B,S.E.E.; Grand Rapids, Mich.; A.I.E.E. Second Row: JOSE G. DIAZ GRANADOS, B.S.C.E.; Colombia, S.A.; S.A.E.; S.A.M.E.; Phi lota Alpha, Vice-President. Soccer Team. VINCENT DIFILIPPO, B.S.M.E.; Lorain, Ohio; Mechanical Club. FRANK DISTEFANO, B.S.M.E,; East Meadow, L.I., N.Y. REGINALD F. DOWNEY. B.S.M.E.; Lennoxville, Quebec; Kappa Sigma Phi; I.F.C.; President ' s List (4). FALL First Row: REYNOLD W. DUECK, B.S.Ei.E.; Dlnuba, Calif.; President ' s List (3). DONALD E. DUnWEILER, B.S.ELE.; Findlay, Ohio; lota Tau Kappa; President ' s List (5). RICHARD L. FANNIN, B.S.M.E.; Shirley, Ind.- Glee Club- President ' s List (6). MURRAY F. FELLER, B.S.EI.E.; Brooklyn, N.Y. KURT FISCHER, B.E.E.E.; New Haven, Ind.; Male Chorus- President ' s List (2). NICK EAKER, B.S.EI.E.; Gorman, Texas; President ' s List (I); E.E.S., Assistant Instructor, El 250a, El 130a, El Lab Assistant. WILLIAM M. EULISON, JR.; B.S.M.E.; Laurens, S.C.; Me- chanical Club; Honor Roll (2). Second Row; JOHN FAEHNRICH, B.S.Ae.E.; Painesville, Ohio; Flying Club. Thi rd Row: REGINALD J. FORTUNE, B.S.Ch.E.; Garden City, Kansas; C.E.S.; President ' s List (4). ROBERT C. GALEN, B.S.E.E.; Battle Creek, Michigan. GILMAN C. GERARD, B.S.E.E.; Mada ' waska, Maine; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Sergeant of Arms; President ' s List (2); Honor Roll (2); Intramural Sports. ARTHUR L. GOLDIN, B.S.EI.E.; Ellenville, N.Y. 13 First Row: WALTER J. GORDON, B.S.E.E.; Deshler, Ohio: President ' s List (4). KANWAR GULHATI, B.S.N.E.; Banaras, India: UN Club. MOHAMEDALT HAFFAR B.S.E.E.: Chicago, Illinois. RICHARD C. HANSEN, B.S.E.E.: B.S. in Math: Mays Land- ing, N.J.: A.I.E.E., Secretary, Technician Representative: FALL Physics Club, Chairman: Student Council: President ' s List (2) Second Row: GORDON N. HART, B.S. El. E.: Hartford, Conn.: E.E.S.: A.E.S., Executive Comnnittee; Honor Roll (I); President ' s List (2). DONALD B. HENDRICKS, B.S.M.E.: Chaska, Minn.: S.A.E.: Student Council, Treasurer; Senior Class. Vice-President: President ' s List (2). MARTIN J. HERMANNS, B.S.M.E.: Malone, Wisconsin: S.A.E.: Mechanical Club: Newman Club; Honor Roll (3). DUANE G. HOFFMAN, B.S.Ae.E.: Abilene. Kansas; I.A.S., Chairman, Vice-Chairman; Student Council. Campus Presi- dent. Corresponding Secretary; Technician : Yearbook Staff: iota Tau Kappa; President ' s List (5); Caswell Engineering Drawing Award (Third Place); Male Chorus: Rifle Club; intramural Basketball. Assistant Instructor, ED. FALL First Row: JAMES A. HOPKINS, B.S.El.E.; Prineville, Ore.; E.E.S.: Honor Roll ( I). LAYMON C. HOSKINS, B.S.El.E.: Fort Wayne, Ind.: E.E.S. KENNETH O. HUEBSCHMAN, B.S.Ae.E.; Evanston, Ind.: I.A.S.; Student Council: President ' s List (2). RICHARD E. HUFF, B.S.M.E.: Constantine, Mich.; Mechani- cal Club: Junior Class, President; Bowling Club; S.A.E., Sec- retary, Vice-Chairman. Second Row: JOHN F. JOHNSON, JR., B.S.El.E.; Ironton, Ohio; E.E.S. : Alpha Omega Tau, Secretary: President ' s List (2). WILLIAM N. KEATING, B.S.E.E.; Gloucester, Mass.; Electri- cal Club; A.E.S.: President ' s List (l|. WILLIAM J. KELLER, JR., B.S.M.E.; Pottsville, Penna.; S.A.E., Chairman, Secretary: Intramural Baseball, Football, Basket- ball; President ' s List (I); Student Instructor, ED 21, ED 22, ED 23. KENNETH E. KERR, B.S.Ae.E.; Elkhart. Ind.; I.A.S.; Presi- dent ' s List ( 10). Third Row: EDGAR C. KOLB, B.S.M.E.; Drafting Diploma; Lebanon, III.; S.A.E.; Sigma Phi Delta; Intramural Sports. TADAO KURODA, B.S.M.E.; Waiakoa, Hawaii: Mechanical Club; Hawaiian Club; Honor Roll (I). KARL W. KURZ, B.S.M.E.: Fort Wayne, Ind.; Mechanical Club; Honor Roll (2); President ' s List (6). THOMAS F. KWIATKOWSKI, B.S.El.E.; Everett, Mass.: A.E.S.; President ' s List (4); Honor Roll (4). 15 First Row: HAROLD L LAURILA, B.S.C.E.; Ashtabula, Ohio: A.C.E.; S.A.E.: Technician Staff; Golf Team; Rifle Club: Pistol Club, President; President ' s List. EDMUND LOBACZ, Drafting Diploma; Fort Wayne, Ind.: A.I.E.E.; Bowling Club. JAMES P. LOGUE, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Sigma Phi FALL Delta; Student Council; Sophomore Class, President: Senior Class, Secretary; Bowling Club; Intramural Sports; President ' s List (2). WESLEY A. LYBRAND, B.S.Ch.E.; Batesburg, S.C; C.E.S.. Chairman; A.E.S.; A.I.C.E.; Kappa Alpha; Student Council; Student Instructor. Chemistry; President ' s List. Second Ro THOMAS C. McCORMICK, B.S.EI.E,; Brush Valley, Penna.; E.E.S.: Bowling Club. ROBERT H. MACHLER, B.S.E.E.: Springfield, Mass.: E.E.S.: YMCA World Service; Presidents List (2]; Honor Roll (I). FRED MARGOSIAK, B.S.M.E.; Springfield, Mass.; Mechanl- cal Club; S.A.E.; Flying Club; President ' s List (3); Honor Roll (2). LUIS MASFORROLL, JR., B.S.C.E.; Habana, Cuba; A.C.E.; NeV man Club; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball; Swimming Team, Coach ; President ' s List ( I ) ; Honor Roll ( I ) . Csar :fun MIHHi V.4i,;. imiiiiiiii It .   f ' I ' n 9 T B5 - - - . «  r f 1-  ?• s  ■•   FALL First Row: LIONEL C, MAXWELL, B.S.C.E.: Jamaica, B.W.L: A.CE.: Canterbury Club: President ' s List (2). CHARLES J. MOENING, B.S.Ae.E.; Melrose, Minn.; I.A.S., Treasurer: Newman Club: Flying Club: President ' s List [II) JOHN B. MONTEITH, B.S.C.E.: Old Fort, N.C.: S.A.M.E., Secretary: A.E.C.: Fencing Club: President ' s List (I). ROBERT H. MORLEY, B.S.M.E.: Bay City, Mich.: S,A.E.: Bowling Club: President ' s List (I). Second Row: DARL MUSGROVE, B.S.Ae.E.: Glenwillard, Penna.: I.A.S., Treasurer, Vice Chairman: A.R.S. DON V. MEYERS, B.S.M.E.: Fredonla, Kansas: S.A.E., Treas- urer. LARRY D. ODELIUS. B.S.M.E.: Roclcford, III.: Mechanical Club: S.A.E.; Cheerleader. JOHN C. O ' DONNELL, JR., B.S.EI.E.: Buffalo, N.Y.: Kappa Sigma Kappa: President ' s List (I). Third Row: BILLY G. OHMART, B.S.E.E.: Manchester. Ind.: AES- E.E.S.: Rifle Club: Weightllfting Club. PASCPUALE L PARENTE, B.S.E.E.: Warwlclc, R.I.: A.I.E.E.: Intramural Softball. JORGE M. PEREIRA, B.S.Ch.E.: Guatemala, C.A.: A.I.Ch.E.; A.C.S.: Intramural Football, Soccer: Honor Roll (I). DONALD L. PETERS, B.S.E.E.: Indianapolis, Ind.: A.E.S.: E.E.S.: Kappa Sigma Phi: Assistant Instructor, EE I50A, EE 2I0A; Intramural Softball. 17 First Row: RONALD PETROFF, B.S.M.E.; Akron, Ohio; Beta Sigma Tau, President, Vice-President; S.A.E.; Intramural Softball, Golf; President ' s List (5); Honor Roll (I). DOMENICK PITONE, B.S.M.E.; Brooklyn, N.Y.; Alpha Gam- ma Upsilon. Executive Council; Intramural Sports. DAVID W. RAY, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind,; Alpha Omega Tau. FALL GORDON L. REHMEYER, B.S.E.E.; Jacobus, Penna.; E.E.S., Vice-Chairman, Secreary; A.E.S.; Student Council; Assistant Lab Instructor, EE lOOA, EE I20A, EE I30A; President ' s List (4). Second Row; ANNA E. REID, B.S.Ch.E.; Niagara Falls, N.Y.; President ' s List (3). LELAND W. REID, B.S.Ch.E.; Niagara Falls, N.Y.; A.C.S.; C.E.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; Sigma Phi Delta, Business Manager; Bowl- ing Club; Student Council, President, Secretary; President ' s List (5); Instructor, Ch32 Lab. CARL E. RHODA, B.S.Ae.E.; Franklin, Ind.; I.A.S.; Flying Club, Safety Officer; President ' s List (2). RICHARD N. RIFE, B.S.M.E.; Dunlap, Iowa; Mechanical Club; Student Council; President ' s List (8). FALL First Row: EDWARD ROGERS, B,S,E.E.; Athens, Penna. WILLARD W. ROGERS, B.S,Ae.E.; Lawtons, N.Y. RAYLOND J. RYAN, B.S.E.E.; Norwich. Conn.: E.E.S.. Chair- man; Student Council: Instructor, Math A. II, 21, 31. KULDIP S. SEKHON, B.S.E.E.: Punjab, India: Electrical Club- India Association; UN Club; President ' s List |2). Second Row: LAWRENCE K. SEYMOUR, B.S.M.E.: Springfield, Ohio: S.A.E., Chairman; President ' s List (3); Honor Roll (I). TARUNKUMAR B. SHAH. B.S.Ei.E., B.S.E.E.; Bombay, India: A.I.E.E.: A.E.S.; E.E.S.; India Students Association. JAMES E. SHERET. B.S.Ae.E.; Ogdensburg, N.Y,: I.A.S.; President ' s List j2). ROBERT E. SHERLIN, JR., B.S.EI.E.; Catasauqua. Penna.; E.E.S.; Sigma Phi Delta, Historian, Vice-President; Intramural Football, Softball, Bowling; President ' s List (8). Third Row; RICHARD SIMONIC, B.S.EI.E.: Patterson, Calif.; A.E.S., Treasurer; lota Tau Kappa. SUKHMINDER SINGH, B.S.C.E.; Punjab, India; A.C.E.; S.A.M.E.: India Association; UN Club. RALEIGH M. SMITH, BS.M.E.: Columbia, S.C; Mechanical Club. EMIL S. SOMMERFELDT, B.S.C.E.: Whltestone, N.Y.: Band: Weightlifting Club; A.C.E. 19 Flist Row: RALPH J. SPAYD, B.S.EI.E.; Marlah Hill. Ind,; Electrical Club, Secretary: Intramural Softball; President ' s List (2); Honor Roll (9). EUGENE H. STERNER, B.S.E.E.; Winstead, Minn.; I.T.E.A.: President ' s List (2). KENNETH L. STUTZMAN, B.S.EI.E.; Kansas City, Mo.; Golf Team. FALL ▲TU Ji JAMES M. TAKEUCHI, B.S.EI.E.: Pahata, Hawaii; Hawaiian Club, Sergeant-At-Arms; Intramural Football, Swimming, Basketball, Tennis, Softball. Horseshoes; President ' s List (6): Honor Roll (2). Second Row: KAZUO TOGASHI, B.S.Ch.E.; Olaa, Hawaii; A.C.S., Treas- urer; C.E.S., Treasurer; Hawaiian Club. Secretary; President ' s List (2). WILLIAM K. WIGNER, B.S.EI.E.: Fairmcunt, $nd.: Flying Club. KON V ORTH, B.S.M.E.; Ne ' w Brunswick, N.J.: Mechanical Club; Student Council: Weightlifting Club: Glee Club; Volleyball: Tennis Team; President ' s List. STANLEY S. YUMEN, B.S.M.E.: Walakoa, Kula, Hawaii; Mechanical Club; Hawaiian Club; Intramural Softball, Vol- leyball, Football. m : ' FALL KENNETH A. ZIMMERMAN, B.S.E.E.: Trenton, N.J.; A.I.E.E., Corresponding Secretary: lota Tau Kappa, Presi- dent; Honor Roll (9). THOMAS A. ZRUNO, B.S.M.E.: South Greensburg, Penna.: Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Pledgemaster, Vice-President; Stu- dent Council; Newman Club. CANDIDATES NOT SHOWN WILLIAM A. CLOSE, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; President ' s List (I). CARLOS PARRAGA, Drafting Diploma; El Salvador; Kappa Sigma Kappa, DALE E. CRAIG, B.S.M.E.; Syracuse, N.Y.; S,A,E,; Newman Club, President; Student Instructor, ED II, ED 12, ED 13, ED 21, ED 22, ED 23. FRANCIS J. LAVOIE, B.S.Ae.E.; Gardner, Mass.; Varsity Club; Varsity Fencing; Intramural Softball; President ' s List (2); Honor Roll (I). CAMILLE PETERSON, B.S.Ch.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Tennis Club; Intramural Volleyball. THOMAS S. PRICE, B.S.Ch.E.; Covington, Ky.; A.C.S.; C.E.S.; Speech Unlimited Club, Secretary. PETER D. SCHMITZ, B.S.Ae.E.; New York, N.Y.; I.A.S.: Kappa Sigma Phi; Fencing Team; Intramural Football, Soft- ball, Basketball. LAMBERT A. MARTIN, B.S.M.E.: Hobart. N.Y. RICHARD H. SCHOMMER, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind. 21 First Row; PHILIP E. ABSl. B.S.M.E.; Damascus. Syria; Mechanical Club; Arab Club. FRANK J. AFFELDT. B.S.EI.E.; Swoyerville. Penna.; A.E.S.. Secretary; E.E.S. CMP AGGARWALA. B.S.C.E.: Sanqrur, India; Librarian Assistant. DAVID V. ANDERS, B.S.Ch.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.I.Ch.E.; ACS.: President ' s List (I 1. Second Row: HERBERT ANDERSON, B.S.E.E.; Portsmouth, Va.; Kappa Alpha Psl. RAMON E. ANSPACH. B.S.Ae.E.; Lima, Ohio; President ' s List (41. WALTER BAGLEY, B.S.C.E.; Bowman, N.D.; A.C.E. GEORGE C. BARTHOLOMAY, B.S.E.E.; Rochester, N.Y. Electrical Club. Third Row: BYRON E. BARTLETT, B.SM.E.; President ' s List (3). ROBERTO BELEN, B.S.M.E.; Puerto Rico; Phi lota Alpha; Latin American Fraternity. STEPHEN M. BENIC, B.S.Ch.E,; Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; A.C.S., Secretary; A,I.Ch.E., Vice-Chairman; Kappa Sigma Kappa; President ' s List [I). ALEX W. BENNETT, B.S.E.E.; Pen Run, Penna.; A.I.E.E., Re- cording Secreaary; Bowling Club. WINTER 22 WINTER First Row: CLEO E. BEHS, B.S.E.E.; Coon Rapids, Iowa; A.I.E.E.: A.E.S.; Rifle Club, Secrefary; Student Council. JONAS W. BLAIR, JR., B.S.M,E.: Pikeville. Ky.; Beta Sigma Tau; Flying Club. PAUL E. BLANCHARD, B.S.ELE.: Caraquet, N,B,, Canada; A.E,S. JOHN BOLJMA, B.S,M,E.; Grand Rapids, Mich.; Flying Club, President, Secretary. Second Row; EARLE W, BROWN, B.S.ELE.; Gunnlngsville, N.B., Canada; E.E.S.; Welghtllftlng Club; Intramural Gol f; President ' s List (5). GILBERT K. BUDDENBAUM, B.S.E.E.; Valhalla, N.Y,; A.I.E.E.; Rifle Club, Secretary; Pistol Club, President; President ' s List (I). ERNEST B. BUSBOSO, B,S.EI.E.; Honolulu, Hawaii; Hawaiian Club; Bowling Club, DONALD L. CALVIN, B.S.M.E,; Montgomery, Mich.; Me- chanical Club; Alpha Omega Tau; Student Council; Student Instructor, ME 100; Intramural Golf, Basketball, Softball; President ' s List. Third Row: GEORGE R. CAMPBELL, B.S.E.E.; Middlesex, N.Y.; Electri- cal Club, Vice-President; Technician Staff, Photo Editor. ANGELO W. CASTELLON, B.S.M.E.; New York City, N.Y.; S.A.E. LAWRENCE J. CAVANAUGH, B.S.M.E.; New Florence, Penna,; Mechanical Club, Chairman; Intramural Football, Softball; President ' s List (5). RAGHBIR S. CHHINA, B,S.C,E,; Patlala, Punjab, India; A,C.E.; India Association; UN Club; President ' s List (5). 23 First Row: WILLIAM H. CHILES, B.S.ELE.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Honor Roll (I). EUGENE W. CHMIEL, B.S.E.E.; South Bend, Ind.: President ' s List (3). EARL R. COLBORN, B.S.E.E.: Connellsville, Penna.: Electri- cal Ciub: Flying Club: President ' s List (3). RICHARD M. COX, B,S.EI.E.: King George, Va.: A.E.S., Treasurer; lota Tau Kappa: President ' s List: Honor Roil (7). HENRY DeLaROSE, B.S.Ae.E.: Fort Wayne, Ind.: I.A.S.: Phi lota Alpha; I.F.C., President. ROBERT DONOHOE, B.S.M.E.; Richland, Washington. Third Row: LYLE A. FAJEN, B.S.EI.E.: Abilene, Kansas: A.E.S.; E.E.S., Vice-President: Student Council. JOHN G. FENNO, B.S.ELE.: Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Second Row: JOSEPH V. D ' AMBROSIO, B.S.C.E.: Brooklyn, N.Y.; A.C.E.: Alpha Gamma Upsilon; President ' s List (2). HARSHAD M. DAVE, B.S.C.E.; Bhavnagar, Bombay, India: A.C.E.; India Association, Treasurer: Tennis Team. SUTIRI GIAVARA, B.S.C.E.; Bridgeport, Conn.; A.C.E. : Kappa Sigma Kappa; Intramural Softball, Basketball, Bo ' l- ing. Golf; Student Instructor, CE 155. RONALD L. GOULD, B.S.ELE.; Setma, Ind.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon. Recording Secretary. Corresponding Secretary, Pres- ident; Yearbook Staff, Editor. Two Years; President ' s List (4). WINTER 24 WINTER First Row: JOHN T. GRIFFIN, JR.; B.S.EI.E.; Lancaster, Penna.; Beta Sigma Tau, Publicity. SATYA P. GUPTA, B.S.C.E.: Delhi, India; India Association, Secretary. LOUIS H. HAJAMSY, B.S.M.E.; Welland, Ontario, Canada; Mechanical Club; President ' s List (4). ROBERT J. HAYES, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Newman Club; Assistant Instructor, El 140. KENNETH W. HOGGARD, B.S.M.E.; West Lafayelte, Ohio; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Vice-President, Sergeant-At-Arms; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. WINSTON B. HOLDING, B.S.C.E.; Jamaica, B.W.I.; Apha Phi Alpha; A.C.E.; Track, Assistant Captain; Soccer, Captain. Third Row: ROLAND E. HURLBERT, B.S.C.E.: Funkley, Minn.; A.C.E., President, Vice-President. Second Row: RONALD W. HICKS, B.S.Ae.E.; Mount Olive, III.; Sigma Phi Delta, Secretary; Varsity Track; President ' s List (2). GLENN A. HISER, B.S.EI.E.; Bradner, Ohio; Intramural Soft- ball; President ' s List (I). RUSSELL E. JOHNSTON, B.S.E.E.; New Casfie, Penna. HARISH KAPOOR, B.S.Ch.E.; Ponna, India; India Associa- tion; A.Ch.E.S.; Student Assistant Instructor, Metallurgy. WILLIAM E. KELLY, JR., B.S.E.E.; Shamokin, Penna.; Elec- trical Club; President ' s List (2). 25 First Row: ROLAND KERR, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Rifle Club. Treasurer; President ' s List (3). SHAHMIR KHAN, B.S.E.E.; Karactii. Pakistan; Pal istan Stu- dents Club, President, Vice-President. JOHN B. KIESSLING, B.S.EI.E.; Flushing, N.Y.; Rifle Club; Weightliftinq Club, MAKSYM E. KOCUR, B.S.EE,; Buffalo, N.Y.; Ukranian Stu- dent Club, Treasurer; Intramural Volleyball. Second Row: STEPHEN KOSANONSKY, B.S.C.E.; Newark, N.J.; A,C,E, CHRIS G. KUENNETH, B,S,Ae.E,; I.A.S.: LS.C. RONALD T. LANDER, B.S.EI.E.: Detroit, Mich,; E.E.S. A.E.S.; Student Council: President ' s List (3). KENNETH J. LAUFER, B.S.C.E.: Rochester, N.Y.; A.C.E., Sergeant-At-Arms; Sigma Phi Delta, President; Intramural Baseball, Football, Volleyball, Tennis, Basketball; S.A.M.E.; President ' s List ( 1]. Third Row: CARL W. LESESNE. B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.I.E.E.; E.E.S. GARLAND F. LINDE, B.S.EI.E.; Dorchester, Iowa: E.E.S.; A.I.E.E., Vice-Chairman, Treasurer; Student Council; Senior Class, President: Student Instructor, Phys Lab 22, Phys Lab 32; President ' s List (5): Honor Roll (2). CHARLES E. McANEARY, JR., B.S.Ae.E.; Woodbury, N.J.; Flying Club; President ' s List (2|. ROLFE C. MacCULLOUGH, B.S.Ch.E.; Florham Park, N.J.; A.C.S., Secretary; Instructor, Phys 22 Lab; President ' s List (3). WINTER 26 WINTER First Row: JAMES L. MACKEY, B.S.M.E, B.S.E.E.: Vernon, N.Y.; Me- chanical Club, Treasurer, Vice-Chairman. DONALD V. MARTIN, B.S.Ae.E.; Drafting Diploma; Hobart, N.Y.; I.A.S.: Beta Sigma Tau, President, Vice-President; Var- sity Basketball. ALBERT MAYER, B.S.E,E.; Hicksville, N.Y.; A.E.S.; Weight- lifting Club. JOHN F. METZGER, B.S.M.E.; Allentown, Penna.: S.A.E.; Flying Club; Technician Staff, Reporter, News Editor, Fea- ture Editor; President ' s List (5). Second Row; PAUL M. MIIKE, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; AJ.E.E.; Ha- waiian Club, Vice-President. Secretary; Student Council; In- tramural Sports. LARRY A. MOCK, B,S.C.E.; Syracuse, Ind.; A.C.E.; Varsity Club; Varsity Basketball, 3 Years; President ' s List (7); Honor Roll (I). HERBERT K. MORGAN, B.S.EI.E.; Southampton, N.Y.; A.I.E.E.; E.E.S.; Kappa Alpha Psi, Vice-Polemarch; Student Council; President ' s List (6). WESLEY N. MUNSON, B.S.Ch.E.; Utica, III.; A.C.S., Presi- dent, Secretary; C.E.S.; Sigma Phi Delta; Student Council; President ' s List (6). Third Row: JUAN S, NADER, B.S.C.E.; Colombi, Club. 5.A,; A.C.E,; UN FRANKLIN J. NATIVIDAD, B.S.E.E.; Lanikai, Oaha, Hawaii; Hawaiian Club. GARY K. NELSON, B.S.CE.; Litchfield, III.; A.C.E. : Kappa Sigma Phi, Corresponding Secretary; President ' s List (3]. RICHARD C. NELSON, B.S.Ae.E.; East Berne, N.Y.; Junior Class, Vice-President; Flying Club, Vice-President, Secretary; Student Council. 27 First Row: SUNG SHIN PARK, B.S.Ch.E.; Seoul, Korea; A.C.S.: A.I.Ch.E. JAMES A. PARTRIDGE, B.S.M.E.: Windsor, Vt. JAYANDRA N. PATEL, BS.C.E.; Madras, India: A.C.E.: S.A.M.E.: India Association, President, Secretary; President ' s List ' (2). ' VERNON G. PAULSON, B.S.EI.E.: Marysville, B.C., Canada; E.E.S.: Student Instructor, El l30Lab; President ' s List (5). Second Row: ROY F. PETERSON, B.S.EI.E.: Ramsey, Illinois; Kappa Sigma Phi, President. JOSEPH POLICE, B.S.EI.E.; New Philadelphia, Ohio; Presi- dent ' s List (8). EUGENE POMATTO, B.S.EI.E.: Wilsonville, III. HARRY POSTOVOIT, B.S.EI.E.; Waterford. Conn. Third Row: THOMAS F. PREUSSER, B.S.M.E.; Canton Ohio; President ' s List (5). FREDDIE PRINCE, B.S.E.E.: South Vienna, Ohio: A.I.E.E.: Pistol Club. JEAN RISSE, B.S.M.E.: Cattenom Moselle, France; Presi- dent ' s List (6). MAURICE ROCK, B.S.M.E.; Monterey, Ind.; Kappa Sigma Phi; Intramural Basketball, Football. WINTER 28 WINTER First Row: JOSE RUIZ-ZORRILLA, B.S.Ch.E.: Mexico D.F., Mexico: A.C.S.: A.I.Ch.E., Secretary. AREF SALEM, B.S.C.E.: Ei-Koura, Lebanon: Arab Students Club. Vice-President: A.C.E.: Intramural Volleyball. EDWARD E. SALEM, B.S.M.E.: El-Koura, Lebanon: Arab Students Club: UN Club. ROBERT A. SEO, B.S.El.E.: Honolulu, Hawaii: E.E.S.: A.I.E.E,: Kekionga Amateur Radio Club: Hawaiian Club. Treasurer: Intramural Softball: President ' s List (3): Honor Roll (3). Second Row: ROBERT H. SHARPE, JR., B.S.El.E.: Knoxville, Tenn.: E.E.S. Bowling Club. RAMESH M. SHETH, B.S.Ch.E.: Bombay, India: A.C.S.: A.I.Ch.E.: India Student Association. GURDEV SINGH, B.S.E.E.: Punjab, India: India Association, Secretary: UN Club. MAJOR SINGH, B.S.M.E.: Punjab, India: Flying Club: Me- chanical Club: UN Club: India Association. Third Row: JOHN F. STEGE, JR., B.S.C.E.: Fort Wayne, Ind. JOHN S. STEWART, Drafting Diploma: Fort Wayne, Ind.: Beta Sigma Tau, Treasurer: Student Instructor. ED 21, ED 22, ED 23, ED II, ED 12: President ' s List (2). LYNN E. STEWART, B.S.El.E.: Renton, Wash.: E.E.S., Vlce- Chalrman: A.I.E.E.: A.E.S. HOWARD R. STORER, B.S.C.E.: Fort Wayne, Ind.: A.C.E.: S.A.M.E. 29 First Row: FRANCIS D. SULARZ. B .M.E.: Missoula, Mont.: Mechan- ical Club: Intramural Sports. PAUL P. SULPRIZIO, B.S.C.E.: Richmond. Ind.: S.A.M.E., Recording Secretary: Beta Sigma Tau: Student Council: Sophomore Class, Vice-President: President ' s List (8). MAURO G. TERRACINI. B.S.Ch.E.: Sao Paulo, Brazil, S.A.: A.C.S.: A.Ch.E.S. WILLIAM L. TINKEL, B.S.EI.E.: Port Wayne, Ind. Second Row; BASIL W. P. TURIANSKY, B.S.E.E.: Stockton, N.Y.; Ukrainian Student Club, President, Vice-President: Intramural Volley- ball. Team Captain: President ' s List (3). BENJAMIN R. VIAN, B.S.ME.: Fort Wayne, Ind.: S.A.E.; President ' s List (3). EDMUND A. WADELL, JR., B.S.EI.E.: Tomahawk, Wis E.E.S.: Student Instructor, El IIOLab. ROBERT F. WAGNER, B.S.C.E,: Lancaster, Penna. Third Row: ROGER E. WHITTIG, B.S.C.E.: Hudson, Ind.; A.C.E.: Var- sity Baseball, 2 Years: Varsity Basketball, 3 Years. SAMUEL M. WILLIAMS, B.S.M.E.: Marlon, Ind. SIDNEY WOLIN, B.S.EI.E.: Brooklyn, N.Y.: Rifle Club: Stu- dent Assistant, Phys Lab: President ' s List (3): hHonor Roll (2). FRANK T. YAMADA, B.S.M.E.: Honolulu, Hawaii: Mechan- ical Club: S.A.E.: Hawaiian Club: Intramural Football: Pres- ident ' s List (3 . WINTER 30 WINTER ALBERT H. YAMAOTO, B.S.EI.E.; Honolulu, Hawaii; Ha- waiian Club; President ' s List (3). SAMUEL T. YAMAUCHI, B.SM E,; Honolulu, Hawaii; Ha- waiian Club. CANDIDATES NOT SHOWN EDGAR ECHEVERRI, B.S.M.E.; Colombia, S.A, STANLEY J. FIGON, B.S.Ae.E.; Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; LA.S,; Newman Club. ROBERT S. GUITARD, B.S.Ch.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.C.E., Vice-President; Newman Club; Intramural Basketball, Soft- ball, Football. ARLESS B, HADLEY, B.S.E.E.; Marseilles, 111. RAYMOND J. HANSEN, B.S.EI.E.; South Bend, Ind.; E.E.S ; Student Assistant, EL 210; President ' s List (6); Honor Roll (3). RALPH E. HYDE, B.S.E.E.; Cannelton, Ind, ROBERT W. MANUAL, B.S.EI.E.; Front Royal, Va. DOMINIC E. NOEL, B.S.Ch.E.; Latrobe, Penna. VELLO NOLVAK, B.S.Ch.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.CS,: Pres- ident ' s List ( I ). RICHARD J, RAJCHEL, B.S.Ae.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; S A.E ; American Rocket Society; President ' s List (I). JOHN H. RIBBE, B.S.Ae.E.; Ludlow Asbury, N,J ; I. AS,, Vice-Chairman, Secretary; lota Tau Kappa Scholastic Award; President ' s List (7). ROBERT W. WOLFE, B.S. Chemistry; Elizabeth, N.J. 5P?l7zn.iiU ' 31 First Row: RICHARD T. AGAWA, B.S.E.E.: Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii: A.I.E.E.: Student Council; Intramural Sports; President ' s List (6); Honor Roll (2). TIMO K, AIJALA, B.5.C.E.; Rauma. Finland; Phi lota Alpha; Weightlitting Club; Caswell Engineering Drawing A ' ward; President ' s List (7); Honor Roll (2). SPRING MANUEL K. ALBERAS, B.S.E.E.; Kauai, Hawaii; Hawaiian Club, President, Treasurer: President ' s List (10); ' Honor Roll (2). RICHARD ANTONIUK, B.S.M.E.; Northampton, Penna.; Mechanical Club; S.A.E.: Intramural Softball; President ' s List (6): Honor Roll (2). Second Row: CHARLES A. ARMBRUST, B,S.E.E.: Zanesville, Ohio; A.E.S. Chairman, Secretary. MARLIN A. BAILEY, B.S. Math; Winfield, Kansas; Male Chorus; President ' s List (2). ROBERT T, BARKER, B.S.E.E.; Norton, Va.; Electrical Club; President ' s List ( I ). HONORE P. BARUS, B.S. El. E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.E.S. ; President ' s List (1). SPRING First Row: AGRIPiNO G. BATOON, B.S.EI.E.; Oahu, Hawaii; A.I.E.E.: Hawaiian Club; Si udent Council; Student Instructor, El I30A; President ' s List (5). NORf AN R. BECHSTEDT, B.S.M.E.; Bristol, Conn.; Pistol Club; Intramural Softball, Volleyball; Student Instructor, ME Lab.; President ' s List (3). THOMAS A. BERGHOFF, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Me- chanical Club; Flying Club; S.A.E.; Newman Club; Presi- dent ' s List (4). BLDEAN W. BOETTCHER, B.S.Ae.E.; Elmore. Minn.; I.A.S.; Flying Club; Honor Roil (2). Second Row: ARNOLD A. BROOKER, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Aiptia Gamma Upsllon, Corresponding Secretary, Recording Sece- tary: President ' s List (3); Honor Roll (1). EARL L. BROWN, JR.; B.S.EI.E.; Reading, Penna.; A.E.S.; lota Tau Kappa, Vice-President; President ' s List (8); Honor Roll (4). JAMES R. BUNTING. B.S.E.E.; Frantford. Dela.; A.I. E.E., President, Secretary; Bowling Club; Student Council; Intra- mural Softball; President ' s List (I). JOSEPH R. COFFIERS, B.S.E.E.; Trenton, N.J.; Electrical Club; Bowlmg Team; President ' s List (4). Third Row: SYLVESTER E. CHMURA, B.S.EI.E.; Buffalo, N.Y.; A.E.C.; E.E.C.; Honor Roll (I). DOUGLAS E. CLANCY, B.S.M.E.; Hardy, Iowa; President ' s List (I). THOMAS W, CORBY, JR.; B.S.M.E.; Pottsville, Penna.; Freshman Class, President; Beta Sigma Tau, President, Vice- President; Student Council; President ' s List (2); Intramural Sports. ROBERT G. DALE, B.S.EI.E.; Natrona Heights, Penna.: A.E.S.; Alpha Omega Tau; Technician Staff, Assistant Editor. 33 First Row: ALFRED A. DELISLE, B.S.E.E.; Lewlston, Maine: Student Council: President ' s List (5). JOHN RAYMOND DUFF, JR., B.S.ME.: Akron, Ohio: S.A.E.: President ' s List ( I). JOEL DUNIPACE, BS.M.E,: Fort Wavne, Ind.- President ' - List (I); S.A.E. SPRING REYADH M. EL-TAHA, B.S.Ae.E.: Basra, Iraq: Arab Club: Flying Club. Second Row: ROY E, ENSMINGER, B.S.M.E.: Sanborn, N.Y.: President ' s List (3). PETER A. ESBENSES, B.S.Ae.E.: Huntington, Ind.: A.E.S. GENE L. FAULKENBERRY, B.S.EI.E.: Lone Jack, Mo.: A.E S., Secretary: Flying Club, President: Newman Club: Mato Chorus: Student Instructor, ED. DESI J. FOLENTA, B.S.M.E.: Elizabeth, N.J.: Mechanical Club; S.A.E., Vice-President: Newnnan Club: Male Chorus: Student Instructor, ED. SPRING Firsf Row: IVAN E. FOLKEN, B.S.EI.E.: Richland, Nebr.- E.E.S.- K.A.R.C; Flying Club. ROBERT P. FORGIT: B.S.E.E.: Qumebaug, Conn.; Electrical Club, Treasurer; Kappa Sigma Phi. ERNEST J. FOX, B.S.EI.E.: Coopersburg, Penna.: Kappa Sig- ma Phi, Treasurer, President; President ' s List (I). FRANK D. FRAZIER, B.S.M.E.: Avilla, Ind.; Student Council; Caswell Engineering Drawing Award, 2nd Place; Student In- structor. Phys Lab; President ' s List (8); Honor Roll (I). Second Row; RAYMOND C. FUSCO, B.S.EI.E,; Patterson, N.J. JOSE J. GARCIA, B.S.C.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Phi lota Alpha. NORMAN GELLMAN, B.S.M.E.; Brooklyn, N.Y.; S.A.M.E., Vice-President; Beta Sigma Tau, Corresponding Secretary. LOUIS J. GERICS, B.S.E.E.; Welland, Ontario, Canada; Electrical Club; Newman Club; President ' s List (4). Third Row: TIPTON A. GILBERT, B.S.M.E.; Princeton, III. CARROL R. GREEN, B.S.EI.E.; Overland, Mo.; A.E.S.- Pres- ident ' s List (4). LEROY GREEN, B,S,EI.E.; Pittsburg, Kans.; A.E S • AIEE- E.E.S. RICHARD H. HALL, B.S.M.E.; Newington, Conn.; Mechan- ical Club, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer; Student Council; Intra- mural Softball, Football, Volleyball; President ' s List (4)- Honor Roll (2). 35 First Row; WILLIAM R. HALL, B.S.M.E,; Doans, Ind.: Mechanical Club; S.A.E., Secretary; Golf Team. JOSEPH A. HALTERMAN, B.S.C.E.; Camas Valley. Ore.; A.C.E., President, Secretary; S.A.M.E.; Student Council Vice-President. SPRING DONALD R. HARRAWOOD, B.S.M.E.; Broughton, III S.A.E.; Mechanical Club; President ' s List (3). CARL C. HEDIN, B.S.EI.E.; Fort V ayne, Ind. Second Row: RONALD E. HICKS, B.S.EI.E.; New Brunswick, Canada; Honor Roll ( I ). WESLEY L. HOLLEY, B.S.M.E.; Springfield, Mass.; President ' s List (I). GORDON B. HONERT, B.S.EI.E.; Elgin, III.; A.E.S., Chair- man, Secretary; President ' s List; Honor Roll (I). WILSON K. JARJOUR. B.S.M.E.; Horns, Syria, U.A.R.; Me- chanical Club; Arab Student Club, Treasurer; Student Coun- cil; S.A.E.; President ' s List (3). Dr. Walker L. Cisler, President of Detroit Edison Com- pany, spoke to the graduating seniors at the Commence- ment on May 24, 1959. SPRING Firsf Row: JACK L, JONES, B.S.C.E.; Waulesha, Wise; A.C.E. WILLARD P. JONES, B.S.EI.E.; Williamsfield, Ohio; S.A.M.E.: Presidenf; A.E.S., Vice-Chairman. EDWARD S. JURBALA, B.S.C.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.C.E. ; President ' s List (2). EARL C. KEPNER, JR., B.S.ELE.; York, Penna.; E.E.S.; A.E.S., Treasurer; lota Tau Kappa. Vice-President; Glee Club; Stu- dent Assistant, El I02A Lab; El 120; President ' s Lisf (8). Second Row: CHARLES E. KIESSLING, JR., B.S.EI.E.; Flushing, N.Y. JOHN P. KING, B.S.C.E.; Wareham, Mass.; A.C.E.; S.A.M.E.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon; Nev man Club, Secretary; Intramural Sports; I.F.C., Secretary. WALTER R. KNIGHT, B.S.EI.E.; McKeespcrt, Penna.; Welghtlifting Club; Intramural Sports. STEVE KOZLOVICH, B.S.M.E.; Kapuskasing, Ontario, Cana- da; S.A.M.E.; President ' s List (I). Third Row: THOMAS A. KRATTLEY, B.S.M.E.; New Richmond Wise ■S.A.E.; Flying Club. NORMAN F. KRUSE, B.S.Ch.E.; Decatur, Ind.; A.C.S.; A.I.Ch.E.; lota Tau Kappa; Maharajh Award; President ' s List (7); Honor Roll (5). YUSUF S. KURIAL, B.S.M.E.; Baghdad, Iraq; President ' s List (I). RICHARD C. LaFEVER. B.S.EI.E.; Bolivar, N.Y.; E.E S., Pres- ident; lota Tau Kappa: Alpha Gamma Upsilon; President ' s List (9); Honor Roll (4|. 37 First Row: DAVID LAIRD, B.S.E.E.: Fergus Falls. Minn.; A.I.E.E., Chaii man: President ' s List (2). GERRET LAUER, B.S.EI.E.; Hamburg, Germany. KENNETH L. LaVAN, B.S.C.E.; Grove City, Penna.; A.C.E.. President, Treasurer; President ' s List (2). SPRING atM£ JOSEPH E. LINK. B.S.M.E.; Farley. lo va; Technician Staff; President ' s List (2). Second Row: KENNETH W. LONGWELL. B.S.C.E.; Pana, III.; A.C.E.; Intramural Basketball, Football. JAMES D. McCABE. B.S.M.E.; Paulding, Otiio; S.A.E.; Fly- ing Club; Pistol Club. MILFORD McCLUNG, B.S.M.E.; Swartz Creek, Mich.; Male Chorus. JAMES R. MARELLO. B.S.EI.E.; Rochester, N.Y.; E.E.S.; Newman Club; A.E.S.; President ' s List (7). SPRING First Row; JOHN R. MEYER, B.S.El.E.; Beile Vernon, Penna.; E.E.S.; A.E.S.: Flying Club; Student Council; President ' s List (3); Honor Roll (I ). MELVIN L. MILLER, B.S.Ae.E,; Fort Wayne, Ind.; I.A.S., President; Student Council, President; Rifle Team; Intramural Sofball, Bowling; President ' s List (5); Student Instructor, Phys Lab. MAX E. MINNIEAR, B.S.M.E.; Sidney, Ohio. PAUL J. MINOR, B.S.C.E.; South Portland, Maine; A.C.E.; Kappa Sigma Kappa, President. Second Row: CHARLES MONK, B.S.Ch.E.; Plover, Wise; Ch.E.S.; A.Ch.S. Treasurer. CHARLES M. MONROE, B.S.Ae.E.; Laurel Hill N C ■I A S • President ' s List (I). ELLERY L. MOORE, B.S.E.E.; North Manchester, Ind.; Elec- trical Club; Intramural Softball: President ' s List (2). WILLIAM H. MYERS, B.S.C.E.; Steubenville, Ohio; A.C.E. Third Row: CARLOS NADER NADER, B.S.M.E.; Bogota, Colombia; Mechanical Club. IVO NUTH, B.S.M.E.; Rochester, N.Y.; S.A.E.; Kappa Sigma Phi: I.F.C, President. JERRY M. OKAMURA. B.S.El.E.: Honolulu, Hawaii; A.I.E.E.: Hawanan Club; Bowling Club, Secretary: Student Council. HARRY J. OKESON. B.S.C.E.; Burnt Cabins. Penna.; A.C.E.; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club; President ' s List (I). 39 First Row: ARTHUR R. OLSEN, B.S.C.E.: Brooklyn, N.Y.; A.C.E.; S.A.M.E.; President ' s List (I); Honor Roll (I). HERBERT W. ORTH, B.S.E E ; New York City, N.Y.; NeWman Club; Photo Club: Kappa Sigma Kappa. Secretary; Flying Club, Secretary; I.F.C.; President ' s List (I). SPRING YOUNG J. PAIK, B.S.C.E.; Seoul, Korea; A.C.E. NORMAN S. PALAZZINI, B.S.EI.E.; Holyoke, Mass.; Beta Sigma Tau. Second Row: ARUIND O. PARIKH, B.S.E.E.; Bombay, India; A.E.S.; India Student Association, Treasurer; Technician Staff. ROBERT R. PAYNE, B.S.EI.E.; Roseland, Va.; Beta Sigma Tau; President ' s List (2); Honor Roll (2). JAMES N. PENCE, B.S.C.E.; Columbia City, Ind.; A.C.E. S.A.M.E.; President ' s List (6); Honor Roll (31. ALBERTO PESCATORI, B.S.EI.E.; Geneva, Italy SPRING First Row: OWEN J. PORR. B.S.EI.E.; Middle Village, N.Y. STANLEY J. PUSKARZ, B.S.M.E.: Bristol, Conn.: Sigma Phi Delta, Treasurer: I.F.C.; Technician Staff: Rifle Club: Pistol Club; Bowling Club: President ' s List (I). KENTON E. QUINT, JR., B.S.E.E.: Providence. R.I.: A.I.E.E.: Fencing Teann: Track Team; Varsity Club: Flying Club. FERNANDO REBELLO, B.S. Physics: Pawtucket, R.I.: Physics Club, President, Treasurer: Student Instructor, Phys Lab; Honor Roll ( I). Second Row: DEAN M. REILY, B.S.E.E.: Red Lion, Penna.: Electrical Club: Kappa Sigma Phi, Treasurer: lota Tau Kappa: President ' s List (9): Student Instructor: Mil, M3I: Intramural Sports. DONALD E. RICHARDSON. B.S.E.E.: Avalon, N.J.; A.LE.E., Treasurer: Intramural Bowling; President ' s List (1). W.JULIAN RICHEY, B.S.Ch.E.; Lewlstown, Penna.: A.I.Ch.E.: Male Chorus: Technician Staff: Honor Roll (I). RICHARD J. RIEKER, B.S.C.E.: Buffalo. N.Y.; A.C.E. Third Row; ROBERT A. SASKO, B.S.Ae.E.; Green Island, N.Y.; I.A.S.; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball: Assistant Instructor, Phys Lab; President ' s List (8). ROY E. SCHMIDT, B.S.M.E.; Ludington, Mich.; Mechanical Club; S.A.E. MERVIN R. SHETLER, B.S.EI.E.; Elkhart, Ind.: A.LE.E.; Honor Roll (I). THOMAS R. SHORT, B.S.EI.E.; Port Huron, Mich. 41 FIrsf Row: JOSEPH D. SINCAVAGE, B.S.C.E.; Bear Creek Village, Penna.; A.C.E.; Technician Staff, Feature Editor; Student Council: Male Chorus: Intramural Basketball, Football, Soft- ball, Tennis; President ' s List (2). FREDERICK C. SMITH, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; E.E.S., Treasurer; President ' s List (2): Honor Roll (2). SPRING STANLEY J. SMRDEL, B.S.ELE.; Barberton, Ohio; Flying Club; Honor Roll (2). ARTHUR SOSENKO, B.S.M.E.; Weirton, West Virginia; S.A.E.; President ' s List (3). Second Row: ROBERT E. SPENCER, B.S,M.E.: Fort Wayne, Indiana; S.A.E. Mechanical Club; Newman Club, President, Vice-President Varsity Baseball: Intramural Football, Basketball, Bowling President ' s List (I). DIXFORD A. STONECYPHER, B.S.E.E.; Opa-Locka. Florida; Kappa Sigma Phi; President ' s List (I). MALCOLM D. STROAD, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Rifle Club; EI.E.S.; Student Council. ROY K. TANIKAWA. B.S.EI.E.; Honolulu, Hawaii; Hawaiian Club; Chess Club; President ' s List (I). SPRING First Row: SEVIS F. THOMPSON, B.S.Ch.E.; Kingston, Jamaica: Ch.E.S. JOHN R. TORRES, B.S.EI.E.: Fort Wayne, Indiana; EI.E.S.; Chess Club: Bowling Club: President ' s List (8); Honor Roll (I). LAWRENCE S. TURCHICK, B.S.C.E.: Mcnessen, Penna.; A.C.E., President: Beta Sigma Tau: S.A.M.E. Intramural Sports; President ' s List (2). SAMMIE K. WALKER, Club: Varsity Baseball; B.S.M.E.: Seviervi Intramural Sports, ie, Tenn.; Varsity Second Row: LAWRENCE WATANABE, B.S.E.E.; Honolulu, Hawaii; Ha- waiian Club, Secretary: President ' s List (2). LAWRENCE D. WELCH, B.S.M.E.: West Salem, Ohio; S.A.E. BYNG H. WOO, B.S.EI.E.; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Chi- nese Club; Technician Staff, Feature Writer. A Ail m4 ' CANDIDATES NOT SHOWN JAWA F. ADHAM, B.S.Ae.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; I.A.S.; A.C.E.; Arab Student Club- Varsity Club; Fencing Club, Vice-President; UN Club; President ' s List (3). MUSHTAQUE AHMED, B.S.C.E.; Karachi, Pakistan: I. A. 5.; S.A.E.; A.C.E.- Varsity Club; Fencing Club, Saber Team Captain; Presi- dent ' s ' list (3). JOSEPH BARONE, Drafting Diploma; Staten Island, N.Y. PHILLIP BEEBE, B.S.M.E.; Pentwater, Mich.; Intramural Sports; Stu- dent Instructor, MM, M2l ; President ' s List (6); Honor Roll (I). ALEX W. BENNETT, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind. KENNETH BOMBACH, B.S.C.E.; Owen, Wise; A.S.C.E.; Lutheran Student Association; Tennis. MARTIN BUTLER, B.S.Ch.E.; Newark, N.J.; A.C.5., Vice-President, Secretary; A.E.Ch.E., Treasurer; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Vice-Presi- dent; Intramural Swimming, Basketball; Student Council. THOMAS CHAU, B.S.E.E.; Bronx, N.Y.; Chinese Club. DONALD E. COULTER, B.S.M.E.; Oxford, Ohio; Rifle Club; Presi- dent ' s List (2). ALBERT FREYLER, B.S.Ae.E.; Whitesboro, N.Y. CHESTER W. GOLA5H, B.S.M.E.; Webster, Mass.; S.A.E.; Kappl S ' gma Kappa. ROBERT GORNSTEIN, B.S.Ae.E.; New York, N.Y.; S.A.M.E.; Beta Sigma Tau; Fencing Team, Captain. JAMES A. HOPKINS, B.S.EI.E.; Prineville, Ore.; E.E.S. JAY P. JARVIS, B.S.M.E.; Miami, Fla.- lota Tau Kappa; S.A.E.; Flying Club; President ' s List (II). JACK L. JONES, B.S.C.E.; Waukesha, GENNADY KILIMENKO, B.S.C.E.; New York City, N.Y.; Varsity Soccer Team; Intramural Volleyball; Student Instructor, Phys Lab. JOSEPH R. LECLERC, B.S.EI.E.; Vergennes, Vt.; E.E.S. CHIRSTOS MANTIS, B.S.M.E.; Athens, Greece; Mechanical Club. PAUL E. MOFFETT, B.S.C.E.; Louisville, Ky.; A.C.E., President, Treasurer. GENARO PEREZ, President ' s List. Wise: A.C.E. w York City, N.Y.; B.S.M.E.; Cludad Truiillo, Dominican Republic; Colombia, S.A. Fort Wayne, Ird.; Ind A.I.E.E.; India Stu- Tau Kappa; lota JACK A. RICHARDSON, B.S.M.E.; Akron, Ohio; S.A.E. HOWARD R0TH5TEIN, B.S.EI.E.; Brooklyn, N.Y.; A.E.S.; Bowling League. FIDEL SALA2AR, B.S.M.E.; GURDEV SINGH, B.S.E.E.; dent Association, Secretary RALPH E. SMITH, B.S.M.E.; New Cas President ' s List (10); Honor Roll (7). JOSEPH F. STARR, B.S.C.E.; St. Paul, Minn.; A.C.E. HOWARD R. STORER, B.S.C.E; Fort Wayne, Ind.; A.C.E.; S.A.M.E. PAUL V. STOVER, B.S.M.E.: Hart, Mich. EUGENE R. VAN KLEY, B.S.EI.E.; South Holland. III.; EI.E.S.; Fly- ing Club, Vice-President; President ' s List (2); Student Instructor, Phys Lab. ALLEN A. WOOD, B.S.M.E.- Mendota, III.; Flying Club; Assistant Instructor, ME 195, ME 197; President ' s List (I). 43 First Row; DONALD W. ALLEN, B.S.Ae.E.: McPherson, Kansas: LA.S.: Band: Rifle Team: Intramural Basketball. JACK D. ANSPACH, B.S.EI.E.: Lima, Ohio: E.E.S.: Kappa Sigma Kappa. WILLIAM G. AUSTIN, B.S.C.E.: Olyphant, Penna.: A.C.E., Vice-President: S.A.M.E,: Student Instructor, CE 103, CE 104. MICHEL BALMIR, B.S.Ch.E.: Port-Au-Prince, Haiti: C.E.S.: ACE.: A.I.Ch.E. Second Row; SABRI BARGHOUT, B.S.Ch.E.: Ramallah, Jordan; Arab Stu- dents Association: Student Council. CHARLES J. BECHER, B,S.C.E.: A.C.S.: President ' s List (I). JOHN C. BELL, B,S.EI.E.: Grand Ledge, Michigan: A.E.S.: Honor Roll (I). JOSEPH R. BIENAS, B.S.EI.E.: Lansdale, Penna.: A.E.S.: Beta Sigma Tau; Technician Staff. Third Row; JOHN E. BOHR, JR,, B.S.E.E.: Bluffton, Indiana. ORLANDO G. BRADLEY, B.S.EI.E.; Hebron, Nebraska: A.E.S.; E.E.S.; Flying Club. GERALD J. BUCHKO, B.S.EI.E.; Donora, Penna.; E.E.S.; A.E.S. : Student Council, Vice-President; President ' s List (I). WILLERT BULLERT, B.S.M.E.; Northwood, North Dakota: Mechanical Club; President ' s List (2). SUMMER ■l-f-t ' il ii ' SUMMER First Row: ROY A. BURGESS, B.S.Ch.E.; Kingston. Jamaica; A.l.Ch.E. GLENN H. CAMPBELL, B.S.ELE.; Lowesville, Virginia; E.E.S., Vice-President; Beta Sigma Tau, Vice-President; Student Council; Intramural Football, Volleyball, Softball; President ' s List. WALTER E. CASTRO, B.S.M.E.; Middletown, New York; S.A.E.; A.C.E.; lota Tau Kappa, President; President ' s List (10); Honor Roll (9); Student Instructor. ME MO. ROBERT D. CLEVENGER, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Honor Roll (I). Second Row: MARCEL E. CLOUTIER, B.S.E.E.; Lewistown, Maine; A.E.S. EDWARD T. COOPER. B.S.M.E.: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; Mechanical Club; President ' s List (5); Honor Roll (2). JACK L. DAVIS, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; President ' s List (2). FLOYD J. DEVORE, B.S.M.E.; Findlay, Ohio; S.A.E.- Honor Roll (I). Third Row: ALLAN C. DICKMAN, B.S.ELE.; Indianapolis. Indiana; lota Tau Kappa; Honor Roll (8). CLEMENT G. DOFFING, B.S.El.E.; Wichita, Kansas: A.E.S.: lota Tau Kappa; President ' s List [b] : Student Assistant, El I lOA. ROBERT ESSIG, B.S.M.E.; Lincoln Valley, North Dakota- L.S.A. HAROLD M. FANNING. B.S.ELE.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; In- tramural Bowling; President ' s List (2). 45 £?k First Row: JOSEPH E. FIELDING, B.S M.E.: Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Honor Roll (3). DONALD H. FREEMAN B.S.EI.E.: WIppany, N. J,: Bowling Club. EARL FRENCH, B.S.EI.E.: Detroit, Michigan. RICHARD W. FULLERTON, B.S.Ae.E.: Williamsport, Penna; Beta Sigma Tau. Second Row: FRANK FUTALA, B.S.E.E.: Cleveland. Ohio; A.I.E.E.: New- man Club: President ' s List (I). WILLIAM R. GALBRAITH, B.S.Ae.E.: Punxsutawney, Penna.: Bowling Club, Treasurer: Intramural Softball, Volleyball: President ' s List ( I ). BILL GATLIN, B.S.EI.E.: Fort Wayne, Indiana: President ' s List (I): Honor Roll (2|. DONALD C. GAUGLER, B.S.Ae.E.: Bethlehem, Penna.: I.A.S.: Sigma Phi Delta: I.F.C.: Bowling Club, Secretary: Student Council: Intramural Football. Basketball. Softball. Third Row: SUBHAS C. GHORAI. B.S.Ae.E.: Calcutta India: India As- sociation, President: Golf: Soccer: Tennis: lota Tau Kappa: President ' s List (9): Honor Roll (6): Student Instructor, Phys 22, Phys 32. ROBERT W. GRESS, B.S.M.E.: Donora, Penna: Mechanical Club: Junior Class, President: Student Council, Correspond- ing Secretary. RUSSELL J. GRIFFITHS, B.S.M.E.: Fort Wayne, Indiana: Mechanical Club: Tau Kappa Upsilon: President ' s List (2). ISRAEL M. GUTERMAN, B.S.Ae.E.: Bronx, Nev York: Beta Sigma Tau, Treasurer: Intramural Sports. SUMMER SUMMER First Row: ROBERT P. HATHEWAY, B.S.M.E.; Stockton, Illinois: S.A.E. JOHN E. HEISS. B.S.E.E.: Baltimore, Maryland; Electrical Association: Intramural Bowling. JESUS LUIS HERNANDEZ HERNANDEZ, B.S.EI.E.: Las Vil- las, Cuba: A.E.S.: Phi lota Alpha. Vice-President. WILFRED S. HONDA. B.S.EI.E.: Honolulu, Hawaii: Hawaiian Club. Second Row; NILS H. JENSEN, B.S.C.E,: East Setauket, N. Y.: A.C.E.: Honor Roll (8]. HARRY R. KINCAID, B.S.M.E.: Johnstown, Ohio: S.A.E. JAMES KING, B.S.EI.E.: East Chicago, Indiana; A.E.S.; President ' s List (3); Honor Roll (3). JENO KORMENDI, B.S.EI.E.; BrooUyn, N. Y.; E E.S • Chess Club. Third Row: RICHARD L. LAV SON, B.S.M.E.; Chesterton, Indiana; S.A.E. GLENN T. LAYER, B.S.EI.E.; Vv-est Milton, Ohio. HAROLD G. LEDBETTER, B.S.EI.E.; Elizabethtown, Illinois. ALLEN FUQUONG LEE, B.S.EI.E.; Newark, N. J.; Chinese Student Club, President. 47 First Row: GARLAND F. LINDE, B.S.EI.E.; Dorchester, Iowa: E.E S.: A E.S,, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer: Student Ins .ructor, Phys 22. 32, 42: President ' s List (6): Honor Roll (2). WALTER S. LYKINS, B.S.EI.E.: Fort Wayne, Indiana. RICHARD McCRAY, B.S.EI.E.: Tiffin, Ohio: President ' s List (2). BRAZIL H. McDonald, B.S.ELE.: Nassau, Bahamas: A. E.S. Second Row: JOHN T. MAIN, B.S.E.E.: Paducah. Ky.: Electrical Club. Sec- retary; Alpha Omega Tau, Secretary, Vice-President: Intra- mural Basketball, Softball; Student Assistant, EE Lab: Presi- dent ' s List (I). FRANKLIN B. MANNING, JR., B.S.C.E.; Fall River Mass.; A.C.E.: Intramural Basketball. Volleyball. Softball. EDWARD D. MAYO, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; A.E.S.- Flying Club; President ' s List (I). EDUARDO MEJIA, B.S.C.E.; Bogota, Colombia, S.A. Third Row: HERBERT K. MERTEL, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; E.E.S.; A.E.S.: President ' s List (3); Honor Roll (2). ALTON R. MORRIS: B.S.EI.E.: Jacksonville. N. C. KHODAR MOUNKARA, B.S.E.E.; Tripoli. Lebanon; Arab Club. SYED M. NEHAL, B.S.E.E.: Gumla-Ranchi, India- AIEE- India Club; UN Club. SUMMER SUMMER First Row: THOMAS M, NEWTON, B.S.C.E.: Drexel Hill. Penna. FRANK C. OROPEZA, B.S.EI.E.; Barnwell. S. C. VERNON PAUL, JR., B.S.Ae.E.: Fayette, Iowa; I.A.S.; Honor Roll (3); President ' s List (4). GERALD G. PINS, B.S.M.E.; Farley, Iowa; S.A.E,; Mechani- cal Club. Second Row: ELMER RANDVEER, B.S.EI.E.; South Procuplne, Ontario, Can- ada; A.E.S. JOHN J. RENNER. B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Me- chanical Club; S.A.E. ; President ' s List (I). PHILIP H. RHODES, JR., B.S.EI.E.; Cincinnati, Ohio. DONALD L. SCHAADT, B.S.E.E.; Celina, Ohio; Electrical Club, Chairman; Intramural Football, Basketball; Honor Roll (D- Third Row: ROBFRT N. SHENEFIEL, B.S.M.E.; Randolph, N. Y.; S.A.E. RICHARD H. SORENSEN, B.S.EI.E.; Rumford, Maine; Sigma Phi Delta. LARS J. SPINNER, B.S.M.E.; Malone. N. Y. JOHN W. STEP. B.S.M.E.; Lenox, Mass.; Sigma Phi Delta, Vice-President; Newman Club, Treasurer; Student Council; I.F.C.; Fencing Team; Honor Roll (1). 49 First Row: EDWARD G. STETS, B.S.Ch.E.; Ernest, Penna.; A.C.S. A.I.Ch.E.: Newman Club. ROLLA J. STOUT, B.S.M.E.; Evansviile, Indiana; Flying Club President ' s List (2), RICHARD C. TABOR, B.S.EI.E.; Welch, West Virginia: E.E.S. A.E.S.; President ' s List (4). STANLEY T. UYECHI, B.S.E.E.; Kaliua, Oahu, Hawaii A.I.E.E.; S.A.E.: Hawaiian Club; Intramural Football, Softball Volleyball; President ' s List (5); Honor Roll (3). Second Row: ROBERT S. VALACHOVIC, B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Mechanical Club; S.A.E.; Assistant Instructor, ED 22 ALAN L. VANDERHEYDEN, B.S.M.E,; Coal Valley Illinois WESLEY K. VANSCOY, B.S.M.E.; Akron, Ohio. MAURICE VAN DIERENDONCK, B.S.M.E.; S.A.E. Third Row: ROBERT L. WAGEMAN, B.S.M.E.; Stacyville, Iowa; Kappa Sigma Phi; Weightliftlng Club. JOHN B. WALKER, B.S.M.E.; Longvlew, Texas; Mechanical Club; Weightliftlng Club; Student Council, President, Vice- President; Assistant Instructor, ED 2 1 , ED 22; President ' s List (6). RONALD T. WARDLE, B.S.EI.E., Amityvllle, N. Y.; Kappa Sigma Phi, Secretary; Intramural Bowling, Softball; President ' s List (I). ANDRE G. WETZEL, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Lee, N. J.; Beta Sigma Tau; I.F.C.; Intramural Sports. SUMMER SUMMER CLAUDE R. WHITE, B.S.Ae.E.; Flint, Michigan; Flying Club; I.A.S.; President ' s List (I). GLEN L WITTENMYER, B.S.M.E.; Findlay, Ohio. FRANK J. WOOD, B.S.EI.E.; Long Island, N. Y.; Kappa Sigma Phi; Intrannural Softball. CANDIDATES NOT SHOWN JAMES C. AYCOCK, JR., B.S.M.E.; Longvlew, Texas. CONRAD R. BRAULT, B.S.M.E.; Salenn. Mass.; Newman, Club; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Treasurer; S.A.E.; Student Instructor, ED 14, ED 21, ED 22. ED 23; President ' s List (I). FRANK CHERBOUSKY, B.5.ELE.; Danville, III.; Sigma Phi Delta. JOSEPH A. COFFARO, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind. FRANK T DELLA BADIA, B.S.M.E.; New Rcchelle, N.Y.; I.S.A.; Flying Club. Secretary; Alpha Gamma Upsilon; Student Council; Intramural Football, Swimming, Basketball, Softball. CHARLES W. DEMYAN, B.S.Ae.E.; Manville, N.J.; Sigma Phi Delta; Technician Staff, Feature Editor; I.A.S.; Intramural Football. WILLIAM J. FIORE, B.S.EI.E.; Highland. N.Y. WALTER E GOUDY B.S.M.E.; Columbia City, Ind.; President ' s List (3). JOSE A. GUERRERO. B.S.EI.E.; Miraflores, Lima, Peru. DALLAS A. JOHNSON, B.S.E.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind. STEWART V. KERR, JR., B.S. Math; Orlando, Fla. HAROLD R. LEWIS, B.S.C.E.; Stilwell, Okla.; A.C.E. Athens, Greece. Tel-Aviv, Israel. Osslan, Ind. New York, N.Y.; President ' s List (2). Fort Wayre, Ind. Bombay, India. Colombia; A.C.E. ; President ' s CHRISTOS MANTIS, B.S.M.E.; JORGE Y. MEDOROI, B.S.E.E.; WILLIAM T. MILLER, B.S.M.E.; WILLIAM F. MILLER, B.S.E.E.; MAUNG A. MYINT, B.S.EI.E.; HARIPRASAD S. PANDE, B.S.E.E. CARLOS PEDRA2A, B.S.C.E.; Call Orleans, La.; Ten- III.; Alpha Omega DALE A. PUFF, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Ind. ARNOLD W. RAWLINSON, JR., B.S.Ae.E.; Nev nis Team; President ' s List (I). LEON D. RIGGS, Drafting Diploma; Metcalf, Tau; Technician Staff; President ' s List (I). SIMON W. RUHL, B.S.M.E.; Lebanon Penna. ' Kappa Sigma Phi President ' s List (2). CHARLES SEMLICH, B.S.C.E.; New York, N.Y.; S.A.M.E., Treas urer; A.C.E.; Newman Club, Treasurer; Flying Club; Student Coun ell; Intramural Bowling. FREDERICK M. SLAUGHTER, B.S.EI.E.; President, Treasurer, Severna Park, Mo.- K.A.R.C, RONALD L. SMITH, B.S.M.E. DAVID E. SNIDER, B.S.EI.E.; FRED SCRIBNIK, B.S.M.E.; B lifting Club. GERALD M. STANKIEWICZ, B.S.M.E.; Saginan man Club Vice-President; Intramural Softball Graytown, Ohio. New Lexington, Ohio. onx, N.Y.; Beta Sigma Tau; Weight- Mich.; S.A.E.; Ne Senecaville, Ohio; Glee Club, •echer City, 111.; E.E.5.; lota Ta List (I). RONALD L. STOBART, B.S.Ae.E.; RICHARD D. TATE, B.S.EI.E.; B Kappa; President ' s List (5) ROBERT A. WENTZ, B.S.M.E,; Lexington, Ohio; Kappa Sigma Phi, Treasurer; Varsity Baseball, Basketball; Sophomore Class, Secretary; Varsity Club, President, Vice-President; Intramural Swimming Ten- nis, Volleyball, Football, Softball, Basketball; President ' s List ' (4). 51 First Row: MUSHTAQUE AHMED, B.S.C.E.; B.S.Ae.E.; Karachi, Palcls- tan: I.A.S.; S.A.E.; A.C.E.; Pakistan Students Association, President: Varsity Club; Fencing Team, Saber Team Cap- tain: Intramural VolleYball; President ' s List (3). Spring Term. ALEX W. BENNETT, B.S.E.E.: Fort Wayne, Indiana. Spring Term. DONALD E. COULTER, B.S.M.E.: Oxford. Ohio: American Rocket Society: Rifle Club; President ' s List (2). Spring Term. FRANK T. DELLA BADIA, B.S.M.E.: New Rocheile, New York; I.A.S.; Flying Club, Secretary; Alpha Gamma Upsilon Corresponding Secretary; Student Coimcil; Intramural Foot- ball. Swimming: Basketball, Softball. Summer Term. Second Row: EDGAR ECHEVERRI, B.S.M.E.; Santander, Cauca, Colombia. Wmter Term. CHESTER W. GOLASH. B.S.M.E.; Webster, Mass.; S.A.E.; Kappa Sigma Kappa. Spring Term. WALTER E. GOUDY, B.S.M.E.; Columbia City, Indiana; A.C.E.: President ' s List (3). Summer Term. ROBERT S. GUITARD. B.S.C.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana: A.C.E., Vice-President; Newman Club; Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Softball. Winter Term. SUMMER 52 SUMMER First Row: RAYMOND J. HANSEN, B.S.EI.E.; South Bend, Indiana: E.E.S.: Lab Assistant, El 2I0A; President ' s List (6); Honor Roll (3). Winter Term. JAMES A. HOPKINS, B.S.EI.E.; Prineville, Oregon; E.E.S. Spring Term. JAY P. JARVIS, B.S.M.E.; Miami. Florida; lota Tau Kappa: S.A.E.; Flying Club; President ' s List (II). Spring Term. HAROLD LEWIS, B.S.C.E.; Stilwell, Oklahoma; A.C.E. Sum- mer Term. Second Row: CHRISTOS MANTIS, B.S.M.E.; Athens, Greece; Mechanical Engineering Club. Summer Term. GENARO J. PEREZ, B.S.M.E.; Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic; President ' s List; Honor Roll Spring Term. DALE A. PUFF, B.S.EI.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana. Summer Term. RICHARD J. RAJCHEL, B.S.Ae.E.; B.S.M.E.; Fort Wayne, Indiana; S.A.E.; American Rocket Society: President ' s List ( I ) . Winter Term. Third Row: RONALD L. SMITH, B.S.M.E.; Graytown, Ohio; Summer Term. JOSEPH F. STARR. B.S.C.E.; St. Paul, Minn.: A.C.E. ; Spring Term. PAUL V, STOVER. B.S.M.E.; Hart, Michigan. Spring Term. 4 1W 53 WALTER E. CASTRO, B.S.M.E.; Middle+own, New York; S.A.E.: A.C.E.; Iota Tau Kappa, President; Student Instruc- tor, ME NO; President ' s List (10 Terms); Honor Roll (9 Terms). WHO ' S WHO IN THE RICHARD E. BENDER, B.S.Ae.E., PenMar, Penna.; I.A.S., President; Sigma Phi Delta, Pledgemaster, Assistant Chief, Chief Engineer; Student Council, President, Vice-President, Treasurer, (10 Terms); Yearbook Staff, Editor, Assistant Edi- tor; Student Instructor, ED II, ED 12, ED 13, ED 21. ED 22; Bowling Club; American Rocket Society; President ' s List (8 Terms); Honor Roll (3 Terms). RONALD L. GOULD. B.S.EI.E.; Selma, Indiana; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secre- tary, President; Yearbook Staff, Editor, (2 Years); President ' s List (4 Terms). GRADUATE CLASS DUANE G. HOFFMAN, B.S.Ae.E.: Abilene, Kansas; I.A.S., Chairman, Vice-Chairman; Student Council, President, Cor- responding Secretar ; Technician Staff; Yearbook Staff ; lota Tau Kappa; Male Chorus; Rifle Club; Intramural Basketball, Assistant Instructor, ED; Caswell Engineering Drawing Award (Third Place); President ' s List (5 Terms). JOHN B. WALKER, B.S.M.E.; Longview, Texas; Mechanical Engineering Club; Weightlifting Club; Student Council, President, Vice-President; Assistant Instructor, ED 21, ED 22; President ' s List (6 Terms). RALPH E. SMITH, B.S.M.E.; New Castle, Indiana: lota Tau Kappa; Outstanding Mechanical Engineering Student of the Year Award; President ' s List (10 Terms): Honor Roll (7 Terms). C. A. OVERHOLT Vice-President and Treasurer THE ADMINISTRATION ROBERT C. RUHL Dean of Engineering DR. RALPH W. YOUNG Dean of Arts and Sciences DR. LON D. RANDALL Dean of Students MAC A. FUELBER Business Manager and Director of Purchases DR. LOUIS H. DOBBS Assistant to the President OREN B. HUFFER Registrar HERMAN A. SINEMUS Administrative Engineer Front row, left to right: Robert W. Grass, Corresponding Secretary; Edward Arnold, Treasurer; John B. Walker, President; Gerald J. Bucho, Vice-President; John F. Scott, Secretary; B. L. Dow, Faculty Advisor. Second row, left to right: Larry L. Fleck; Tom Paraglan; Frank B. Vanadia, Jr.; Carlton L. Duncan; Luis H. Lenert; Jannes Robertson; R. tf. Moussa; Wilson K. Jarjour; Rollle E. Pipes, Past President. Third row, left to right: John Donnelly; Sabrl Barghout; Ernest J. Groome; Glenn H. Campbell; Stephen Charney; John Meyer; Charles Semlich; Richard hHall. The Student Council, as the official representative of the student body, serves as a liaison organization between the administration, the student body, and other colleges in matters relating to student activi- ties. The Council is composed of a group of elected students dedicated to the duties and responsibilities of leadership and service. STUDENT COUNCIL PROFESSOR BENJAMIN L. DOW Head, Aeronautical Eng ' neering Department AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Aeronautical Engineering has made mo- mentous strides in the 54 years since the first flight of heavier-than-air machines. Since the Wright Brothers first airplane to today ' s supersonic fighters, the aircraft Industry has seen many changes. Today ' s aircraft de- signers and builders work as a team. Indi- vidual engineers concentrate their effort on small phases of the overall project, re- sulting In a complicated but efficient design. More and more scientific knowledge is necessary to keep pace with today ' s ad- vanced aircraft. The Importance of basic knowledge in the fields of mathematics, physics, and mechanics is becoming more apparent. The Aeronautical Engineering De- partment at Indiana Technical College strives to have the student well prepared in the basic sciences before the advanced aer- onautical topics are undertaken. A graduate with a B.S. degree in Aeronautical Engine- ering may enter many phases of the aero- nautical field. The ever increasing advances in the field of aeronautics, such as the earth satellite project, will continue to offer a chal- lange to the engineers of the present and future. BENNETT L. KEMP Assistant Professor WILLIAM S. HAZARD Instructor SIEGFRIED BRUNNENKANT Instructor ■1 1 •« JS 4 I fV7 3 H I V %- V l| 1 m k ! iM 60 One of the newest branches of engineer- ing, Chemical Engineering, has advanced rapidly. Practically all industry in some stage of processing, development, or manufactur- ing, must depend upon men with a knowl- edge of chemistry. Today there are highly specialized and diversified fields such as Gas, Metallurgical, Ceramics, and Petro- leum. Because of its being the basic tech- nology underlying the development and op- eration of virtually all industry, Chemical Engineering will realize even greater growth in the years to come. DR. TOD B. DIXON Head, Chemical Engineering CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOSEPH W. CRANMER Assistant Professor JOHN COCHRAN Assistant Professor «- ' iniiranti|iiM«iBMQ wt)iiuui ' i ffW 61 PROFESSOR ROBERT C. RUHL Head. Civil Engineering Department CIVIL ENGINEERING The developement in the various branches of engineering has created new problems in the design and construction of buildings, highways, airports, and other structures. The Civil Engineer is nneeting the demands of our present 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. WILLARD H. STEVENSON Instructor MELVIN H. RODENBECK Instructor DON BERGER Instructor 62 The increasing utilization of electrical power in this country makes immense de- mands on the Professional Electrical Engi- neer. He must know how to select, design, work out economics and production. He is the mastermind in the field of controls, as evidence by t-oday ' s automation. The skill and creative ability of the Electrical Engi- neer transforms theoretical knowledge into practical service to meet the challenges of the future. PROFESSOR RICHARD D. DERMER Head, Electrical Engineering Department ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MAURICE A. SIMMONS Assistant Professor JOHN WHITNEY Assistant Professor LEON SCHULZ Instructor RONALD HUGHES Instructor RALPH CLARK Instructor Electronic Engineering is a highly special- ized branch of Electrical Engineering. The importance of electronics Is recognized as a field of engineering in its own right. To the Electronic Engineer is attributed outstand- ing development in such realms as guided missiles, radar, color television, electronic computer, radio communication, and atomic energy. The Electronic Engineering cur- riculum Is planned to specia lize a funda- mental knowledge of electrical engineering to scientific application in the field of electronics. PROFESSOR RALPH S. CARSON Head, Electronic Engineering Departrnent ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING ARTHUR B. PRICE Assistant Professor RAY KING WALTER W. APPEL NORBERT T. TORZYN KENNETH W. JENKINS Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor a. ' -aaai. -- ' The field of Mechanical Engineering is so broad that no man can be an authority on all of its branches. Consequently, Mechanical Engineers tend to become specialists in chosen branches. Therefore, the student is given a thorough background in the basic sciences. This field is very extensive, for practically every manufactured article re- quires the services of mechanical engineers both in the design of the machine on which it is made and in the production of the article on those machines in the factory. DR. IVAN A. PLANCK Head. Mechanical Engineering Department MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ROBERT R. MARSHALL Assistant Professor HOWARD MACKLIN Associate Professor EDMUND T. NAPIER Instructor CLEO J. QUINN CHANG KENG LIU Instructor ROBERT A. GRUESBECK 65 LEE F. BERNHARDT Head, Engineering Drawing Department ENGINEERING D RAW I N G Engineering Drawing is a descriptive graphical language used by engineers and designers throughout the world to express, develop, and record their ideas and informa- tion. Men of industry have indicated that Engineering Drawing is not only important, but absolutely necessary. Students need a thorough grounding in the fundamentals of science and communication, and should be trained early in the engineering approach for the solution of problems. They must have training in space v isualization; they must develop their powers of analysis and synthe- sis; they must be given experience in cre- ative thinking at the start of their college work; and their abilities to develop and record ideas must be constantly challenged. DWISHT M. CASE Instructor JOHN S. STEWART Instructor 66 S-«, ' f .- - .f . ' . immmss. IIS ■; DR. RALPH W. YOUNG Head, Mathematics Department MAT HEMATICS DEPARTMENT In our complex society, scientific progress depends on the mathematician, the engi- neer, and many other scientists whose primary tool is mathematics. The Depart- ment of Mathematics offers a well rounded course for the young mathematician, as well as the essential mathematics for the engi- neering, physics, and chemistry students. First Row: CHARLES R. CARR Associate Professor FRED H. CRONINGER Lecturer RADOSAV RAKETIC Instructor ROBERT G. HOEHN Assistant Professor RICHARD E. SARBER Instructor HUGH G. HARP Associate Professor Second Row: DANIEL T. DWYER Instructor RUTH SPREUER Lecturer GARVER C. WRIGHT Assistant Professor WALTER W. BARTLETT Instructor GORDON L. COLE Instructor CHARLES W. PECK Instructor 68 Chemistry is one of the funda- mental sciences, important both in that it underlies all phases of modern living and in its own right as a field of employment for the several hun- dred thousand American chemists. Its scope includes everything from process control and analysis to the glamor fields of nuclear science and radioactive tracer technique, biochemical research, and organic synthesis of vital drugs, plastics and explosives. HP A. ' Km MIT 1 r • liiif r ' i m i -  ■: m - ■DR. V ILLIAM E. DONAHUE Head, ChemistrY Department CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT IRVING J. WEINSTEIN Assistant Professor EDWARD P. GUINDON Instructor ROBERT J. SWINDELL Lecturer 69 DR. RALPH W. YOUNG Head, Physics Department PHYSICS DEPARTMENT If, as has been said, this is the atomic age, then this is the age of physics. Nuclear weapons and machines are products of +he physics laborai ' ory. Each new day finds the physicists of our nation ever widening hori- zons of man ' s knowledge. Therefore, Indiana Technical College meets the need for train- ing in physics by offering basic and ad- vanced courses designed to prepare a student either for direct participation in industry, or for a scientific career of the more traditional type. LEONARD R ETTER Associate Professor DR. RENDER TUAN Professor RALPH W. BRACHT Associate Professor MEREDITH KELLOG I nstructor FREDERICK A. WALTER Instructor 70 MARY E. WEIMER Associate Professor Head, English Department ENGLISH DEPARTMENT First Row; WILLIAM R. APPLEGATE Lecturer HELEN DINIUS Lecturer DARROW C. FOX Assistant Professor MARGARET HUFF Assistant Professor EARL D. MAYER Assistant Professor Second Row: HELEN RIORDAN Lecturer MARY E. SMITH Lecturer ALVIN C. STEINBACH Instructor SARA STIRLING Lecturer CATHERINE WEDGE Leclurer i :± 71 GENERAL SUBJECTS DR. LON D. RANDALL Psychology DR. MEREDITH J. SPRUNGER Psychology nd Speech DR. LOUIS H. DOBBS Psychology and Law ROBERT L KAAG Law CARL E. BASHAM Law and F.conomics MURRAY MENDENHALL, JR. Mathematics, Athletic Director, Basketball Coach 72 Left to right: Larry Huff, Reporter; Louis Lenert, Associate Editor; Tom Bohmer, Business Manager; John Treece, Assistant Edi- tor; Don Wagner, Reporter; Jay King, Editor. Although operating with a limited number of staff mem- bers, the TEChlNICIAN, official student newspaper O ' f In- diana Technical College, has completed another successful year of publication. Publication was every three weeks during the Fall, Winter and Spring terms, with two Issues being printed In the Summer term. Average circulation was 2600 copies per Issue, 500 of which were sent to alumni, Industry and friends of the college. It has been Inspiring to each of us to see the cooperation and effort as a team which Was displayed by such a small group. The staff has had excellent leadership from the editor, Jay King, and the faculty advisor, Professor Alvln C. Steln- bach. Associate Editor, Louis Lenert, promises to be well qualified to take over the editor ' s position when Mr. King retires. Other members of the staff Include Tom Bohmer, Business Manager; hHarold Treece, Assistant Editor; Glen Craig, News Editor; Mike Warren, Advertising Manager; Wll Drabenstot, Circulation Manager; Al Bjorling, Photogra- phy Editor; Typist, Robert Essig; Staff Writer, Carmon Cou- tlnho; Larry Huff and Phil Holt. Correspondents; Sidney Barasch and Bernle Freund, Reporters. THE TECHNICIAN STAFF We of the staff like to feel that we have done a good job In representing the students here at Tech. It has been the object of the paper to arouse student Interest where Inter- est was lacking, to promote the school spirit and to bring the student closer to the problem he will face In his pro- fession upon graduation. Above all other things, the Inter- ests of Indiana Technical College both locally, nationally and world-wide were kept uppermost in mind because we believe in Tech and have faith In the principles upon which It was founded. Criticism, where criticism was warranted, was In- tended to make Tech a better college — one ' which we can be proud of. First row, left to right: Bela High, Levon Bohdielian, Hagob Nazarian, Federlcc Estopinan, Abdulrahman SuUarlyah, Radwin Ja- ber, Kenneth Longwell, Joseph Sincavage, Kenneth LeVan. Second row: John Osadczuk; Paul Melton, Treasurer; Berton Retz. Ser- geant-at-Arms; Mr. Willard Stevenson, Faculty Moderator; Lawrence lurch ick, President; Anthony Bettinelll, Vice President; Mushtaque Ahmed; Dick Reynolds, Secretary. Third row: Marta SzamozzI, Robert Keehn, Arthur Olsen, James Pence, Don Cross- man, Whylie Chambers, Moses Kazanjian, Lawrence Price, Rufino Toledo, Harry Lentz, Jiv an Single. Fourth row: John Zaruclci, John King. Richard Bayles, Jack Jones, Lindsay Rash, Glen Garrelts, Roger Lueck, Charles Jamison, Joseph Halterman, John Pidlisny, JaVad Adham. ASSOCIATION OF CIVIL ENGINEERING The Association of Civil Engineering of Indiana Technical College is an organization of the students enrolled in the civil engineering department and the department instruc- tors. The club has one field trip each term, one mid-term party, a senior banquet in honor of all the seniors of the club, and an award given to the outstanding graduating senior each term. 74 The student section of the Audio Engineering Society was organized to provide a medium for Tech students in- terested in Audio Engineering, either as a career or as a hobby, to exchange ideas and to learn of new develop- ments in the field. Members of the Student Section hold the grade of Stu- dent Member in the Audio Engineering Society and, as such, receive full benefit of membership in that organiza- tion. AUDIO ENGINEERING SOCIETY First row, leff to right: Wlllard P. Jones, Incoming Vice Chairman; Richard M. Cox. Outgoing Treasurer; Charles A. Armbrust, Outgoing Chairman; Garland F. Linde, Outgoing Vice Chairman; Frank J, Affe ' dt, Outgoing Secretary; Gordon B. Honert, In- coming Chairman, Second row: V ilson K. Jarjour, John E. Auer, Warren Rushton, Marcel E. Cloutier, Ronald T. Lander, John F. Scott, Edward D. Mayo, James ' Marello, Clarence P. Cain, Lynn E. Stewart, Earl C. Kemper, Jr., Incoming Treasurer. .n Pi A 75 1 4 ve.- ' •- A-v ITC CHEMICAL ENCINEERING SOCIETY First row, left to right: Jose Echemendia, C. D. Dalai, Kazimerz Szczepania, Michel Balmir, Roy A. Burgess, Norman Kruse. Sec- ond row: Paul Flemin, Paul Cuarino, Edward Stets, Andrew Nogueira, President: Charles Monk, Sedrick Newell. Third row: Mr. J. W, Crannner, Faculty Advisor; Jamai Qatato. Treasurer; Richard Tavano, Secretary; Sevis Thompson, Emil Ravenda, Harry Sabada, Teorilo Williams, John Laslo, Vice President; John R, Cochran, Faculty Advisor. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY The purpose of the Chemical Engineering Society is the dissemination of knowledge pertaining to the theory and practice of chemical engineering and its applied fields Members of the Chemical Engineering Society with Mildred Akins, guide, in front of the Standard Oil Company bus, on field trip visit to the plant at Whiting, Indiana. and to further professional development of the students. Membership is open to any student in chemical engineering. Heat transfer units of crude oil fractionator. 76 Membership in the Electrical Association is op en to any student enrolled in the electrical or electronic depart- ments. The association promotes interest in electrical en- gineering by promoting new phases ot engineering and by sponsoring talks and discussions by speakers from industry. ELECTRICAL ASSOCIATION First row, left to right: R. Smith, J. Caffiers, K. Quint, D. Schaat, President; E. Robinson, Treasurer: V. Masullo, Vice President: Leon Schuiz, Faculty Advisor; J. Main, Secretary; S. Nehal, G. Emery. Second row: R. Forgit, Olin Miller, F. Hall. M. Shetler, S. Garibian, D. Reith, C. Webster, R. SchocJey, J. Justice, R. Nystrom, J. Heisse, J. Bunting, T. Pinlham, J. Galletly, G. Alger. Third row: G. Hoafaltker, G. Ir ' win, D. Schaefer, J. Taylor. D. Laird, hi. Lenzkes, V. DeAngelis, H. Caso, W. Jaeger, K. White, Leo Thaman, J. Stephenson, Winston Wurgler. 77 First row, left to right: Mr. Leon Schuiz, Faculty Adviior; Lyn Stewart, Vice Presider,i; fa... Scwtt, Secretary; Fredericls Smith, Treasurer. Second row: Robert Seo, Richard LaFever, President: Ronald Lander, Garland Linde, Richard Cunninghann, Roy Blackman, Fred Kloepfer, Roy Haugen. ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING SOCIETY The purpose of the Electronic Engineering Society is to advance and stimulate interest in Electronic Engineering and its allied fields, and to cooperate with other depart- mental organizations. 78 The Institute of Aeronautical Sciences is the represent- ative society for engineers, designers, and technical spe- cialists in all the sciences related to the design and develop- ment of aircraft. Its basic mission is to facilitate, by all available means, the interchange of technical ideas among aeronautical engineers throughout the industry. INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES First row, left to right: Gene Eberly, Wayne Matthes, David Vidito, Treasurer; John C. Shoemaker, Chairman; Delbert F. Case, Vice Chairman; Herbert March, Secretary; Peter Sardaro, R. Opderbeck. Second row: Andrew Tomko, Larry Lines, James E. Bo- dette, Michael Bohannon, Kevin Gaul, Melvin Miller, Charles Monroe. Jerome Widmer, Frank Vanadia, Jr., John DeGeorge, Paul Or+stadt. Third row: Claude White, Ronald Lancaster, Glenn Ludwig, Jr., Claude Bradford, Vernon Paul, Don Goon. Charles Demyan, James Norris. Rudolph Beckert, Donald Smith. r At r .M.VM 79 First row, left to right: Mr. v ' uinn, hdcu.ty Moderator; Jame; A. Milnes, Secretary; Larry J. Cavana gh. Ctiairman; Di nald Wagner, Treasurer. Second row: Gerald W. Knepp, Carlos Nadar, Robert Nussdorfer, Louis M. Hajamsy, Thomas L. Koch, Ar- nold R. Gahlinger, Robert W. Gress. Lawrence V. Walkowski. Third row: Allyn L. Pontius, Richard W. Gasdorf, Wilbert E. Bullert, Gaston Audet. John B. Walker, Jerry Pins, Robert S. Valachovic, Russell J. Griffiths. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CLUB The objectives of the Mechanical Engineering Club of Indiana Technical College are to advance, promote, and teach new phases of Mechanical Engineering. Programs include talks by experienced engineers; projects for the benefit of the club and the school; and social activities among the members of the club. The group arranges a field trip each term to one of the industrial companies in the surrounding area. Members of the Mechanical Engineering Club are local affiliates of the Fort Wayne Branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, (ASME). Membership is limited to students of the Mechanical Engineering Depart- ment and the Mechanical Drafting Department. 80 The Society of Automotive Engineers is a student branch, affiliated with the National Society of Automotive Engi- neers, and Is sponsored by the Mechanical Engineering De- partment. Membership is open to all engineering students who are interested in the advancements of the automotive industry. SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS First row, left to right: W. Castro, P. Beebe, H. A. Macklin, Faculty Advisor: R. Dupuy, Treasurer: T. Gilbert, Chairman: W. tHall, Secretary: R. Shenefiel, W. Jarjour. Second row: R. Cowan, P. McCrillls, C. Branson, B. Vian, A. Castellon, D. Nevers. J. Duff. T. Krattley, D. Dickey, F. Copeman. Third row: J. Jarvis, J. Dunipace, R. Antoniuk, J. Link, D. Harra ' vvood, T. Berghoff, J. McCabe, M. Van Dierendonck, R. Lawson. D. Terry. 81 First row, left to right: George Wmiami, Lee Heydrick, Thomas iNewTon, George Sponn, Stan Markus, W. Larson, Mike McCam- mond. Second row: John King, Arthur Olsen, Angelo Boscolo, Gerald Whitney, James Pence, Arthur Gillnnan, Charles Semlich, Wesley Holley, Vim Henning. Third row; Robert Sheneflel, Arnold Custard, Roger Lueck, Glen Garrelts, Joseph Halterman. Law- rence Turchick, Michael Olear, Jr. SOCIETY OF AMERICAN MILITARY ENGINEERS The purpose of the Society of American Military Engi- neers is to advance knowledge and understanding of the science of military engineering in connection with its serv- ice to the United States. All full-time students are eligible for admission as student members of this national organi- zation. The Varsi+y Club is an association of men who have been awarded varsity letters for participation in inter-collegiate activities at Indiana Technical College. The purposes of the club are to act a service organization and provide social activities for members in good standing. Membership is open to all students of the College who have been awarded varsity letters for participation in athletics. VARSITY CLUB First row, leff to right: Nelson Wenerick, Thurman Shelfon, Kenton Quint, Bill Carroll. Tolro Malste, Larry Beerman. Second row: Murray Mendenhall, Harry Okeson, Darwin King, Ray Rowles, Joe Moore, Sam Walker, Harold Griswold, Secretary; Bob Wentz, President. 83 First row, left to right: Mr. Cochran, Faculty Advisor; Darrel Richards, Bill Frisbie. Jesse Durbin. Second row; Al Bjoriing, hHanlc Corson, Tonis Paide, Daryl Waite, Dennis Cowdrlck. KEKIONGAN AMATEUR RADIO CLUB The purpose of the Kekionga Amateur Radio Club of Indiana Technical College Is to promote amateur radio activities among Interested students of the College and to bring together students who have an Interest In the practical application In communications. To qualify for membership a person must be a student or facualty member of the College and must have a Federal Com- munications Commission License ranging from novice to advanced. 84 The Indiana Technical College Flying Club is the largest student body group. The Club owns two planes, a Cessna 140, and an Aeronca Champ; both are hangared at Smith Field. Day and night — local and cross-country flights are made at a very slight expense to the members. The Club was formed to make flying possible for the students who own licenses, and gualified instruction possible for the student who wished to obtain a license at a reasonable cost. The Club operation is solely supported by members ' dues. FLYING CLUB First row, left to right: T. Berghoff, Membership Officer; E. Colborn, Flight Coordinator; R. Nelson, Secretary;!. Kilmurry, Presi- dent; Mr. Ben Dow, Faculty Moderator; D. Harrington, Publicity Officer; E. Van Kley, Vice President; D. Snyder, Treasurer. Second row: E. Mayo, Assistant Safety Officer; L. Schuitt, G. Faulkenberry, J. Tretter, H. Orth, K. Belcher, R. Smith, S. Smrdel O. Bradley, Safety Officer. Third row: F. Delia Badia, R. El Taha, C. McAneary, J. Minozzi, M. Singh, T. Krattley. Fourth row: D. Wright, F. Rockas, R. Cunningham, R. Nichols, L. Lines, L. Bognar. 85 First row, left to right: Dan Bednarski, Paul Melton. Treasurer; Jim Robertson, Preiident; Steve Nemeth, Bob Maine. Second row: Gary Williams, Morris DItlinger, Bruce House, Bob Wageman, Warren Frank, Bill Mann, Dick Tavano, Jim Debleyker. Gene Hllle- gas. Third row: Fred Sribnlk, Tim Aljala, Tom Calllson, Jim Bodette, Guy Thompson. WEIGHTLIFTI NG CLUB The Indiana Technical College Weightlifting and Body- building Club, which meets in fhe Tech gymnasium, has one of the better equipped gyms in the area. Since the club took new quarters in the Spring of 1957 it has become one of the leading organizations at Tech. The direction of the Physical Education students in weightlifting has been one of the clubs many activities. An active program has been or- ganized which will send members into weightlifting compe- tition and help to further the name of Tech. 86 The Tech Student Wives ' Club is an informal group designed to promote acquaintances, social activities and fellowship among the wives of the students of Tech. Bi-weekly meetings are held in the college cafeteria with varied programs from serious talks to fun nights full of games. Banquets honoring members who are wives of graduating seniors are held semi-an- nually and Wives Diplomas are prepared. All student ' s wives are asked to join this Informal club which has been organized for them. TECH STUDENT WIVES ' CLUB First row. left to right: Margie Pumphrey, Najla Jariour, Lorraine Wolarski, Ruth Ballentlne, Luz Sandoval. Treasurer; Joan Scherbar., Vice Presi- dent; Ruth Pipes, President; Susie Hatch. Secretary; Rita Ray, Mrs. Donald Robinson. Advisor. Second row: Pat Kreider, Yolarde La Roche, Myrna Nechamkin, Betty Wood is, Mar ilyn Hultgren, Rita Paul, Frieda Milnes, Ehira Mejla, Linda Aaron, Shirley Moore, Kumie Mclrtyre. Rita Chipps. Joan Lykins, Evelyne Bubernak. Iris Relly. Reba Alger, Betty School ey, Dorothy Donnelly, Shelby Groome, Gari Streeter. Angle Sack- aris. Shirley House. Third row: Mona MacDonald, Dawn Larson, Marilyn Ricci, Stephany Willianis, Kay Kessler, Bettye Krattley, Joan Headlough, Kay Findlay, Mary Lake. Barbara Chlpman, Mary Ann, Lafoon, Pat Davis. Dorothy Salter, Barbara Schaut, Laurel Kinman. Rose Jennies, Jean Glffin. Beverly Garabedian, Joan Wood, Jacquie Erwln, Anna MacHarbaugh. Sue Henderson. Mary Millard. Fourth row: Mary Davis. Carol Bednarski, Madeleine Jersen. Nacy Bradford, Shirley Jakubowski. Oreda Clarke, Betty Clawson, Kitty Nuth, Joan Van Kley, Carol Duncan, Terry Thomas, Kathy Scott. Dorothy Lawson, Gail Helen, Mary Stewart, Ruby Shoemaker. Sally King. Shirley Testone, July Robertson, Gwen Barney. Karen Pruitt, Kay Bradley. Joan Arnold. Margaret A. Miller. Joan Wardle, Virginia Piner, Nacy Cain, Janet Rust, Othella Green, Ewa Cormier. Jfr x ' l:--V- IJ gg jjgftjg 87 First row, leii i ' right: Abed WIsattar Mawlawi, Abed Eshafiz Shehadeh, Adel Nabhan. Edward Salem, Ahmad Hannjan. Second row: Wassim Sadder. Wilson Jarjour, Treasurer; Aref Salem, Vice President; Sabri Barghout. President; Dr. Render Tuan, Faculty Advisor; Abed Suklcariyyah, Corresponding Secretary; Antoine Nimeh, Secretary; Najdat Hanano. Third row: Khader Munkarah, Jawdat Bad, Riyadh Eltaha, Ghassan Shoushani, Kairallah Moussa, John Naser, Ellas Samaan. ARAB STUDENT CLUB The aims of the Arab Student Club are the dissemination of true and adequate information about the Arab people, their history, culture, prob- lems, and aspirations; the extension of help and guidance to Arab students at Indiana Technical College; and the promotion of a better understanding and stronger ties with the American people and various friendly organizations. As a part of the social program sponsored by the club, lectures and movie festivals are presented. Beginning this year the club started pub- lishing a news letter named Arab Awakening . Copies are sent to various religious, civic, and scholastic groups around the area. The Cantebury Club is an organization of college students of the Episcopalian faith. The objective of the club is to interpret to member students the meaning and method of full Christian living and to train students in active, Intel- ligent church and community leadership. The Canterbury Club meets at the Trinity Episcopal Church. CANTERBURY CLUB First row, left to right: Jerry Alger, Father McCormick, Chaplain; Edward P. Guindon, Herbert Carter, Advisor. Second row: Elston Boutilier, Dick Muir, Winston Wurgler, Henry Corson, Joseph M. Tretter. Herbert Lenzkes, Dennis Cowdrici. 89 e First row, left fc right: Rudy Chung, Jum Chin, Neville Chung, Allan Yee, Vice President; Allen F. Lee, President; William Eng, Don Good, Stephen Yong, Secretary. Second row: Tommy Eng, Publications; Thomas Chau, Sze Ng, Edmond Woon, Mr. C. K. Liu. Faculty Advisor; Dr. Render Tuan, Faculty Advisor; Jimmy Liao, Jimmy Quan, William L. Mon, Robert Chin. Third row: John- ny Chow, Treasurer; Wahling Ng, Eager Lee, Stephen Moy, Wing Eng. CHINESE STUDENT CLUB The members of this club are of Chinese origin and are students of Tech. The primary purpose of this organization is to develop the general culture and social relationship of its members. The Chinese Student Club aims to organize and promote the friendship of the Chinese Students in Indiana Technical College, cultivate a better character and manner In its members, learn and retain a good hobby, study the oriental and western cultures, promote a high degree of moral standards, develop originality, initi ative, and leadership. 90 The Hawaiian Club Is composed of Indiana Technical College student from the Hawaiian Islands. The primary purpose of the organization is mutual assistance during the course of the members ' under-graduate study. HAWAIIAN CLUB First row, left to right: Frank Natlvldad, Robert Seo, Treasurer; Richard Agawa, President; Mr. Arthur Price, Faculty Advisor; Law- rence Watanabe. Secretary; Roy Tanikawa, Agripino Batoon. Second row: Ernest Busbcso, Robert Woo, Manuel Alberas, Jerry Okamura, Thomas hHamada, Gordon Hashimoto, Donald Suzuki, Sammy Zaan, Sam Yamauchi, James Yamaki, Ben Cespedes. 91 First row, left +o right: Manabendra Jana, Committee Member; Satya Gupta. Secretary; Mr. Cleo J. Quinn, Faculty Moderator; Patel Jayandra, President; Dave Harshand, Treasurer; J. L. Singla. Joint Secretary. Second row: Gurbakhsh Thind, Ramesh Sheth, Jai Krishen, Prithvljit Singh. Manmohan Gill, C. Coutinhc, S. Sukhminder, Raghbir Chhina, Major Singh. INDIA ASSOCIATION The aims and objectives of the India Association are to promote mutual understanding and social and cultural re- lation between the Indians on the campus and the non- Indians; and to assist the Indians, through various activi- ties, to come in close contact with one another. 92 The purpose of the Lutheran Student Association is to strengthen and sustain Christian students in their faith through its program of worship, study, evangelism, and fellowship and to provide the opportunity for cultivating friendships and social life on a Christian level. The Lutheran Student Association at Indiana Tech includes in its membership students from the colleges, extensions, and nursing schools in the Fort Wayne area. Membership is open to all students regardless of faith. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Sunday of the month at Trinity English Lutheran Church. Reverend Richard G. Frazier from Trinity is our advisor. The Lutheran Student Association of America Is a national organization with its office In Chicago, Illinois. LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Front row, left to right: Dolores Allamong. Vv ' ilbur Wilkinson, President; Anna Kallenberger, Vice President. Back row; Intern Paul N. Jordan, St. Johns Lutheran Church; Richard Gasdorf, Secretary-Treasurer; Paul Trenary, Richard Leischner, Paul Smeltzer, Har- land Jording, Richard Allen Smith, Benny Cespedes. 93 First row, left to right: Larry Schuier, Charles Semlick, George Musisca, Steve Siplak, Peter Cocyea, Edward Byrne, President; Charles hiiltunen, Vice President; Ronald Trahan. Treasurer; Hank Kriegh, Terry hHughes. Second row: Bernard Shearon. D. R. Pe- ters, Maurice Keaty, D. Thrush, J. O ' Brien, C. Coutinho. J. E. Bodete, R. J. Fletcher, Joseph Gryglewski. Third row: Larry Shea- ron, Joseph Longo, James Scanlon, Kevin Gaul, John Ulwelling, Anthony Ivluccialdi, Jerry Bodmer, Fred Bamford, Gerry Farrell. NEWMAN CLUB The purpose of the Newman Club Is to help the Catholic students on secular and state college campuses In their religious, cultural and social life. Membership in the New- man Club Is open to all Catholic college students. Meetings of the Newman Club are held at Noll hHall, which is under the direction of the inter-colleqiate Newman Club. 94 ATHLETICS 95 1« fEEiN fSJIs ' -. ' - fS! , ir lEaV ' fSEig aa I TSCH i (itm .H ' •ri issit 4 Front row: Tom Beerman, Roger Whit+ig, Kent Johns, Larry Beerman, Jon Stroup, Steve Hatch. Back row; Coach Murray Mendenhall, Jr., Robert Little, Bill Cole, Rudy Stegelmann, Keith hluber, Sam Lewis. 1959 VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH MURRAY MENDENHALL. JR. MANAGER CARL McCLELLAN BASKETBALL SCHEDU LE 1958- 1959 Nov. 18 Griffln Home 72 TECH 1 15 Nov. 22 FHunflngton Home 79 TECH, . 94 Nov 24 Vincennes Home 72 TECH 88 Dec. 9 Taylor Home 97 TECH, 98 Dec. 12 Marian , . Away 80 TECH 82 Dec. 13 Oakland City Away 68 TECH 60 Dec. 16 Anderson Away 61 TECH 56 Dec. 20 Lawrence Tech Away 66 TECH 78 Jan. 10 Hanover Home 56 TECH 95 Jan. 13 Huntington Away 69 TECH 71 Jan. 16 Tri-State Away 51 TECH 67 Jan. 20 Manchester , . . Away 97 TECH 72 Jan. 23 Giffin Away 60 TECH 96 Jan. 27 Concordia Home 60 TECH 61 Jan. 31 Northwestern Home 60 TECH 92 Feb. 5 Anderson . . Home 70 TECH. 68 Feb. 7 Oakland City . Home 80 TECH. , 87 Feb. 10 Indiana Central Away 76 TECH 65 Feb. 14 Trl-State . Home . .64 TECH 90 Feb. 17 Concordia . , , . There 67 TECH. , 84 Feb. 21 Lawrence Tech . Home , .80 TECH . , 82 BASKETBALL TAYLOR 97; TECH 98 BASKETBALL TECH BEATS HANOVER BY 95 TO 56 Our Warriers were in high gear to rout invading hHanover 95-56 at the Tech gym. The Warriers breezed to a 45-28 half-time lead and were never in trouble. Kent Johns led the attack with 24 points, and Tom Beerman contributed I 9 points. WARRIORS PIN 90-64 LOSS ON TRI-STATE Indiana Tech broke loose in the second half to rout Tri-State, 90-64 and retain pos- session of the Bulging Boiler, symbol of bas- ketball supremacy. It was the fifth straight season Tech has defeated Tri-State. WARRIORS EDGE CONCORDIA BY ONE POINT MARGIN A little of everything happened at the Tech gym on Tuesday evening, January 27th. When the smoke cleared the Concoidia Senior College was still looking for its first victory over the Warriors. The final score was 61-60 and it marked Tech ' s eleventh win in fourteen games. : f ' -: ' .8rfiBs p HnHHrtfYHH K H ■h j H 1 - ' -- -. y- IpiM t- m m M ' v L Mj r f1 ffP M H B ' M  l P ' T H g INDIANA TECH DOWNS CONCORDIA BY 84-67 Hitting an even .500 from the floor on 20 field goals in 40 attempts, Indiana Tech ' s Warriors captured the return match from Concordia College. The 1958-59 basketball season ended with a record of 16 games won and 5 games lost. 100 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 1958-59 Nome No. Games Fie Id Goa s F ree Throws Reb ounds Pers. Fouls Po nts Atts. Score Pet. AHs. Score Pet. No. Av. No. Dis. No, Av. Johns, Kent , . . 21 280 126 .450 98 80 .816 79 3.76 40 332 15.80 Stegelmann. Rudy . 21 209 85 .401 132 84 .638 320 15.23 66 2 254 12.09 Huber, Keith 21 220 92 .414 52 26 .500 188 8.95 74 5 210 10.00 Beerman, Tom . 21 196 87 .443 56 31 .553 170 8.09 47 205 9.76 Stroup, Jon . - . 21 188 65 .356 44 31 .704 86 4.09 33 163 7.66 Cole, Bill . . - . 21 A4 56 .388 46 31 .720 99 4.7! 41 143 6.80 Lewis, Sam . . . . 20 97 38 .395 20 16 .800 37 4.35 38 92 4.40 Hatch, Steve 18 86 38 .441 33 1 1 .334 13 0.72 20 87 4.83 Whittig, Roger . 20 73 36 .493 17 8 .470 41 2,05 24 80 4.05 Beerman, Larry 16 55 21 .391 25 18 .720 20 1.25 17 60 3.75 Little, Robert 16 64 25 .390 15 7 .466 59 3.68 7 57 3.51 Mock, Larry . - . 9 24 .416 9 4 .444 20 2.22 6 24 2.77 Total .... . 21 1636 680 .416 537 355 .640 1182 59.00 413 7 707 81.20 ««• ' -J 1959 BASEBALL SCHEDULE AND FINAL RESULTS Left to right: Bill Carroll, Bob Wentz, Harry Olteson, San Walker. Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech . Tech , Tech . Manchester 4 Manchester 4 Concordia 7 Concordia 5 Goshen 2 Goshen 3 hluntington I hluntington I Marlon 6 Anderson 10 Anderson 5 Manchester Manchester 4 Huntington Huntington Goshen . . Goshen . . Concordia Concordia 3 10 13 10 5 First row, left to right: Kelly Heffner, Bill Carroll, Neil Har- rington, Hap Headlough, Harry Okeson, Darwin King, Ron Gustln, John Semelsberger. Second row: Sam Walker, Frank Klzls. Al Maycock, Larry Beerman, Tom Beerman, Jack Bar- ber, Bob Wentz, Dave Lewis, Murray Mendenhall. 102 Name G Harrington 7 Headlough 9 Lewis 4 Moore 7 Rowles 2 Semelsberger 2 Walker 5 Barker 2 Wenrich 3 Total INDIVIDUAL RECORDS PITCHING IP HO R ER SO BB HBP WP w L Pet. 251 3 14 13 7 2 25 2 2 1.000 22% 18 14 7 14 17 5 2 3 1.000 17 16 17 14 15 14 2 1 2 .333 19% 15 9 9 18 5 5 2 1.000 11% 8 8 2 9 8 2 1 1 .500 7 ' A 6 5 3 2 2 2 .000 17 10 8 4 2 13 1 2 1 2 .333 IMA 3 4 1 13 b 1 1 .500 11% 7 6 5 7 12 1 2 .000 143% 97 Name 2B 3B BATTING HR HPE SO FIELDING CH Err. Ave. Wentz 19 67 19 3 18 7 24 22 7 .284 29 3 898 Okeson . . . 19 67 20 5 1 1 17 5 22 30 21 .291 83 4 952 tvtaycQck . . 15 43 10 1 1 9 12 7 14 7 .232 96 2 979 King .... 17 58 15 3 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 19 14 .259 33 4 880 Beerman, L. 15 52 19 1 i 8 10 9 22 12 .365 50 3 940 Heffner . . 15 44 14 1 6 5 8 lb 7 .318 15 2 868 Barker .... 19 70 23 5 3 7 5 13 30 12 .329 92 15 838 Kizis .... 6 49 15 2 1 2 8 7 13 25 14 .306 20 1 000 Carroll . , . 13 26 3 5 13 2 3 1 .115 58 2 966 Gustin ... 13 32 9 2 1 10 6 9 14 3 .285 29 3 898 Beerman, T. II 29 9 2 3 7 2 1 1 3 .310 1 1 1 901 Wenrick , . . i 8 1 6 1 .000 15 2 868 Lewis 4 7 1 1 1 1 1 .143 4 1 750 Moore ... 7 6 2 .000 1 1 1 000 Headlough 9 7 3 1 3 3 1 .428 9 1 000 Semelsberger . 5 4 1 3 2 1 1 1 .250 3 1 000 Harrington 8 14 2 3 1 1 2 .143 6 1 000 Walker . . , 5 9 2 2 2 1 .222 8 2 750 Rowles , . 3 9 4 i 3 2 3 7 4 .444 4 1 000 Averages 9.5 1.3 .36 ,31 5.8 5. 6,8 1 1 A 5.7 .248 576 2.3 924 Total 601 169 25 8 6 104 100 132 _ .248 576 44 103 VARSITY TRACK First row, ,l;; ; . . -_, .:. ,, uii .i- ' j.twi., : F.ciihr ' . , iVo coH Hoeck. Ed Battistelli, Joseph Cozzollno, Al Michalkow, Charles Kerzetski. Second row: Robert Russo, RIckard De Ruby, Steve Hoover, Ivars Veldre, Darwin Malnwaring, Frank Mayo. Conny Copeland, Murray Mendenhall. Thurman Shelton was undefeated during the 1959 track sea- son In the 100 yard dash. He holds the best tinne record in the state for small colleges of 9.9 seconds. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Tech 50 ; Taylor 72 Tech 311 2; Taylor 32, Manchester 9 1 1 2 Tech 55 ; Anderson 67 Tech 30 ; Earlham 23I 2, Wabash I I5I 2 S S ?V ' if ' ' 104 Ivars Valdre was undefeated In the discus and the shot put in the 1959 track season. Ivars holds the best distance record for the discus for small colleges in the state, hlls record Is 144 feet. He also throws the javelin exception- ally well. Paul Flemming Is second only to Thurman Shel- ton In the 100 and 220 yard dash. 105 FENCING Kenton Quin+, outstanding team member; Henry Wahl, Fencing Team Coach. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Tech 0; Goshen 7 Tech 5; Concordia 2 Tech 5; TrI-Sfa+e 2 Tech 3; Concordia 5 Tech 2; Gosher 5 Tech 6; Tri-State . I TENNIS Left to right: Rollie Pipes, Tom Devereaux. Front row, left to right: Art Lyman, Loiver LegalL Back row Sarkis Garlbian, Tom Devereaux, Rollie Pipes. 106 GOLF The Varsity Golf Team coached by Professor Ben Dow turned in an exceptionally fine record for the 1959 season; winning 5 out of 7 dual matches. The team was sparked by Captain Joe Boone who continuously lead his team in scoring. Stan Harper, Dean hHeaton, and hHolt Toney were the other regular members of the golf squad; while Don hlenderson, Bryan Grapentine, and John Gal- letly alternated in the No. 6 position. All 5 of the first starting members of the squad will be returning for the I960 golf season, and con- sequently, the team is looking forward to another fine season next year. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Concordia 10 Tri-State 6 Concordia 5 ' 2 Taylor 2 Tri-State 10 Taylor Earlam 6 Tech 8 Tech 12 Tech 12 ' 2 Tech 13 Tech 5 Tech . . . . 15 Tech 9 Front row, leff fo right: Joe Boone. Bradley Grapentine. Back row: Holt Toney, Stan Harper, Dean Heaton, Don Henderson, R. L. Dow, Coach. Left to right: Stan Harper, Dean Heaton, Holt Toney, Joe Boone, Don Henderson, Bradley Grapentine. 107 First row, left to right; Andre Bouchardon, Don Tancredi. Second row: Ke Freeman, Jim De Bleylcer. II Turner, Don BOWLING MR. MARSHALL The Indiana Technical College Bowling League had another highly successful season. This year the league comprised of 19 teams. The season was divided into two sections. The league was divided into halves. In the first half, the Division B winner, the Mechanicals, defeated the Division A winners. Alpha Gamma Upsilon. The Electricals were the second half winners when they won from the Division A winners. Kappa Sigma Phi. In the championship play the Electricals bettered the Mechanicals for top honors. Total pins bowled by the league was 849,723. The league average per individual was 146.6. Left +0 right: Jerry McDonald. John Mutkowki, York Fisher, Kemp Stieber. RESULTS OF DIVISION WINNERS Team G Mechanical 66 Kappa Sigma Phi 66 Alpha Gamma Upsilon 66 Electrical 66 Fronf row, left to right: Ron Gould, Holly Young. Second row: John Mutkowkl, York Fisher, Jerry McDonald, Kemp Stieber. Total High High Pins Avg. Won Lost 3 1 52454 794 61 27 2609 893 49900 756 561 2 311 2 2517 885 48445 734 531 2 341 2 2517 852 47862 725 53 2 341 2 2499 827 r !- 109 no LIBRARY Among the memories of college life, the Library remains a pleasant place associ- ated with unhurried study and satisfying research, with soft-spoken words and gen- tle people, and with the smell of new mag- azines and old books. V.l The Industrial Research, Development and Con- sulting Laboratories of Indiana Technical College were formed in 1950 with one purpose in mind — TO SERVE THE SPECIALIZED NEEDS OF INDUS- TRY, This goal has remained constant while the fa- cilities of the Department and the experience of the staff have grown steadily. The R D Department has developed, designed, and produced many spe- cialized items of equipment since its founding. In- cluded in such equipment is a complete line of in- struments used for testing the insulation qualities of magnet wire. Consulting services in a wide variety of engineering and scientific areas are much in de- Professor Dermer and Mr. Funk work on a problen RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT mand — ranging from Mechanical and Electronic En- gineering through Mathematics and Chemistry. Since the founding of the De partment in 1950, the operation has been on a non-profit basis. Re- search charges are based on three factors: The salaries of staff members assigned to the project, the actual cost of special equipment and services, and a fixed percentage of expenses for overhead. While the educational departments of Indiana Tech- nical College serve the need of students seeking higher education, the Industrial Research Develop- ment and Consulting Department serves industry. The R D Laboratory is equipped with modern, practical scientific equipment. The Department is prepared to solve all types of industrial problems in the fields of research, engineering development, scientific investigation, engineering testing, design, specialized machining, plus the practical or theoreti- cal application of higher mathematics and physical taws. 112 ( l« IA h i V V . S iff «K ' i jjHgH .. First row, [eft to right: Joe Cozzollno. pledge; Harvey Unger, Chapter Councellor; Ron Gould, President; Niel Harrington, pledge; Frank Rockas, pledge; Mike Flanigan; Jim Zofchak. pledge; Ron Weaver, pledge. Second row: Frank Delia Badia, Connie Brault. Holiy Young, Pledgemaster; George Gephart, House Manager; Kemp Stieber, Dave Crotty, Jerry McDonald. Dick GaudI, Cor- responding Secretary; Bill MasI, Social Chairman; Stuart Langsam, Dick Walsh, Treasurer. Third row: Ty Ballk, Sergeant-At-Arms; Joe D ' AmbrosIo, Tom Kilmurry, Dave Wight, Tony Saltare, Recording Secretary; Frank Vita, Dom TuccI, John Mutkoskl. ALPHA GAMMA UPSILON Beta Chapter of the Alpha Gamma Upsilon was ac- cepted by Indiana Technical College in May, 1932 — the first fraternity installed In the College. The aim and purpose of Alpha Gamma Upsilon is sum- med up briefly in the following passage: This fraternity shall be a secret fraternal organization whose aim and purpose Is to promote friendship, comrade- ship, and mutual understanding among the members; to develop character; to uphold the ideals of the College, and to foster the highest ideals of ethical conduct and good citizenship. 114 The purpose of this fraternity is to promote fellowship, social, scholastic, and recreational activities for the mem- bers in good standing. Membership is open to any student of Indiana Tech who is vouched for by a present member or who is registered on the Tyler ' s Record of a regularly con- stituted Blue Lodge within the Fort Wayne area. ALPHA OMEGA TAU First row, teft to right; Lawrence Richie, Secretary: Rollie Pipes, President; Dr. I. Plancl, Faculty Advisor; John Main, Vice Pres- ident; Ed Gediman, Treasurer. Second row: Martin Donahue, Leon Rigqs, Bob Dale, Joe Miller, Al Bjorling, Delbert Case, Bob Keehn. 115 First row T. Corby row: I w, left to right: R. Prather, G. West, R. Fletcher. Second row: N. Geliman, Co ly. President; Mr. Bernhardt, Faculty Advisor: J. Blenas, Vice President: R. Nor ' Longenecker, E. Lorah, J. Mlair, F. Parent, J. Baglire. Sergeant-at-Arms; R. Fu J. Chow, I. Guterman, F. Sribnik, N. Adra, A. an. Corresponding Secretary; H. Sitell, Treasurer; they. Recording Secretary: T. Sodano, Third llerton, J. Stewart. Fourth row: D. Martin, Wetzel. BETA SIGMA T A U Originally organized at Indiana Technical College in January, 1957, as Theta Mu Pi Fraternity, Beta Sigma Tau places special im- portance on three items: EQUALITY, UNDERSTANDING, and UNITY. As the first national fraternity of its kind. Beta Sigma Tau was founded in 1948 to level, not to raise, barriers among men, to provide the atmosphere for cooperation, and to daily practice the golden rule of brotherhood. A constructive pledge program with no hazing or degradation of any sort as well as special stress being placed on high scholarship as a requisite to a successful fraternity, are an integral part of the program. All members are accepted solely on their own individual worth, regardless of race, color, or creed. It is the aim of Beta Sigma Tau to contribute to the community by helping to prepare better students and better citizens. 1T6. rf¥ Left to right: Joe Kennedy, Kenneth Kern, Richard Tate, Norman Kruse. F. Masullo, Don Duttweiler, Richard Cox. lo+a Tau Kappa is an honorary engineering frafernity whose name symbolizes Industry (lota). Thrift (Tau), and Knowledge (Kappa). The chief objective of this organiza- tion is to promote and to inculcate high ideas and attitudes of scholarship among the members of the student body of Indiana Technical College. In order to become a member of lota Tau Kappa, an en- gineering student must have a grade-point average of 3.5 or more for four terms, not necessarily consecutive terms. At least sixteen college credit hours shall comprise each of these four terms. IOTA TAU KAPPA Front row, left to right: Melvon Evans, Secretary-Treasurer: Norman Kruse. Clement Doffing, Richard Tate. Second row: Richard LaFever, Earl Kepner, Vincent Masullc, Richard Cox, Richard Liebermann, President: Walter Castrc, Ralph Smith. 117 First row, left to right: Leroy Green. Polemarch; Dr. Tuan, Faculty Advisor; Herbert Anderson, Keeper of Records. Second row: Henry Lavala, Keeper of Exchequer; Tommy Davis, Strategus, Herbert K. Morgan, Vice-Polemarch; Fred Myers, Jr.. Leonard Wat- kins, Historian. KAPPA ALPHA P S Kappa Alpha Psi, a college fraternity now comprised of more than 200 undergraduate and alumni chapters on major campuses and in cities throughout the country, boasts a membership of over 20,000. It was founded in the school year of 1910-191! on the campus of Indiana University at Bloomington, Indiana. Its constitution is the law of an organization predicated upon, and dedicated to the principles of achievement through a democratic fraternity. Preparation of the coat-of-arms was completed during the sum- mer of 191! by three of the founders who solicited the aid of a professor of Greek Art at the Indiana University together with that of a professor of Greek at Concordia University, Fort Wayne, In- diana. The second chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi was chartered in 1913. The purpose of Kappa Sigma Kappa is to develop and enhance the personality of Its members, to encourage good scholarship, broaden outside interests, promote mutual understanding and increase loyalty on the part of the fra- ternity brothers to Indiana Tech. Membership In Alpha Chapter is open to all male students of Indiana Tech. KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA First row, left to right: George Gandolfo, Don German, Ascanio Negretti. Second row: Dick German, Paul Minor. Artie Gerun- da, Jim Stevens, Carlo Pezzoni, Roger Wilson. 19 First row, left to right: Frank Wood, Corresponding Secretary; Ron Wardle, Secretary; Franz Frassmann, President; Harold Gris- wold, Vice President; Dean Reily, Treasurer. Second row: Mr. Robert Marshall, Faculty Advisor; Jerry Hawk, Maurice Hubscher, Raynnond Rowies, Donald King, Karl Karlnch, Robert Forgit, Ernest Fox, Max Minniear, Ivo Nuth, Third row: Bob Wentz, Toivo Maiste, Dale ClaWson, Robert Powers, Joe Esposito, Maurice Rock, Seymour Hatch, Simon Ruhl, Al Stonecypher. KAPPA SIGMA P H I Kappa Sigma Phi is a social fraternity of college men 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 stand- ing membership of approximately forty active members each term As the turnover in membership is usually large because of the num- ber of members graduating each term, several pledges are accepted for initiation into the fraternity each term. 120 The Nu Chapter of the Phi lota Alpha, Latin-American Fraternity, Is situated at I 509 East Wayne Street In the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana. The chapter has membership re- presenting eight Latin-American countries. The purposes of this fraternity are to unite its members fraternally, stimulate scientific study of the social and economic problems of Latin-America, and to serve as an ideological university wherein the student may find a favorable atmosphere for the development of his ideals. Mr. Cleo Quinn is the faculty advisor. P H IOTA ALPHA Left to right: Jose Regueira, Vice-President of Convention; Humberto Aguilar, Treasurer of Convention, Sigma Chapter, Louisiana State University; Leonardo Wilthev , Secretary of Convention; Jesus L. Hernandez, President of Convention. Left to right: Henrique de la Rosa, Jesus Hernandez. Ro- berto Santiago, Teofilo Williams, Hector Perez de Alejo, Hector Leal, Luis Preval. Left to right: Luis Preval, Secretary; Alvaro Christancho, Vice-President; Lazar Gilinskl, President; Lenville W. Hardie, Treasurer; Armando Matos, Corresponding Secretary; Rami- ro Zee, Historian. Left to right: Luis G. Preval. Jesus Hernandez, Hector Leal, Lenville Hardie, Perez de Alejo. 121 First row, left to right: Bob Wise, Bob Power. Reverend Francis E. Nugent, Mr. A. C. Steinbach, Bill Pokrzywka, Ed Byrne. Sec- ond row: Jim Marx. Terry Hughes, Ed McKean. Jim Bodette, Art Newton, Jim Scanlon, Steve Seplak, Charles Hiltunen, Herbert March, Louis Lenert. P H I KAPPA Phi Kappa offers a brotherhood fraternity for the Catho- lic students at Indiana Tech. Phi Kappa was the name selec- ted by the charter group to serve as the outward sign of an organization that will endeavor to promote conduct con- sistent with good morals, create an atmosphere which will stimulate substantial intellectual progress, and to promote principles of fraternal loyalty In brotherhood. 122 The purpose of Sigma Phi Delta is to promote the advancement of the engineering profession; to foster the advancement of engi- neering education; to instill a greater spirit of cooperation among engineering students and organizations; to inculcate in its members the highest ideals of good citizenship, christian manhood, obedience to law, and to brotherhood; and to encourage excellence in scholar- ship. The fraternity was founded at the University of Southern California in April, 1924. The membership totals nearly 4,000 engineers and engineering students. SIGMA P H I DELTA 123
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