Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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LEON BECICMAN BACK Electrical Engineering Entered 1928 from Baltimore City College. There are many who claim you can- not properly do two things at once. Leon has certainly proven the in- correctness of this statement. He has now acquired an education in both engineering and law. The former has given him the powers of reasoning and deduction and the latter the ability to forcibly express his opinions. Class Debating Team 1, 2; Debating Council 1, 3; Electrical Club 3, 4; A.I.E.E. 3, .4. ADDRESS- 2521 Brookfield Avenue, Baltimore, Md. page IwenIy-xcvm

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GEORGE M. ALTSTETTER Elcdricul Engineering Entered 1928 from Oakland UVIary- lantD High School. Western Maryland made its noble contribution in the person of George, who derived his greatest pleasure from questioning the profs in the middle of their dis- courses, thus waking the Class froxn its slumbers. George has been an energetic, studious and cheerful pal during the past years, and we know he will achieve success. Sophomore and Junior Alanagcr of Track and Cross-Cnmztry Teams; Manager Cross-Cazmtry 1,; Avialion Club 1; Electrical Club 3,1,;R.O.T.C, :3, ll; Ojlicers Club 1,. ADDRESS-- Oakland, Md. page Iwcnly-six

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page me ty-right .1; JOHN MORGAN BANDEL Mechanical Engineering Entered 1929 from Baltimore Poly- technic Institute. Morgan has the distinction of being the Engineers' sole representative on the Hopkins tennis team. In the classroom, Morgan can usually be found either listening in on a risque joke or discussing some difficult engineering problem. Morgan's earnestness and diligence both in the classroom and on the outside should be ample reason of our prediction for his future success. Tennis 1, 2, 4: A.S.M.E. 2, 4; Oficers Club 4. ADDREssh Linthicum Heights, Baltimore, Md. sz-Ax va'.