Lawrence Technological University - L Book Yearbook (Southfield, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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Today's freshman, upon entering college, has been indoctrinated with the importance of task consciousness in a world torn by strife and political dissensions. He came to college im- bued with an idea of the seriousness of his place in the world. Frequently, this indoctrination causes him to lose sight of the fact that education has a two-fold purpose in life: 'l-subject learning, and 2-social adjustment. We, the graduating class of 1951, have found that these two features of college life must be harmoniously pursued so that in gaining the status of a professional ranking, we can reflect the ideals placed by the world on the professional man. This we feel has been accomplished. It is true that at times we slipped and did not see the forest for the trees, but now we can look back with pride, secure in the sense of accomplishment and commencement. For most of us, professional life is beginning. We must maintain the standards that society has placed on our diploma. We are ready. Professor George Martin-With deep appreciation for his unfcliling aid cmd understanding, we dedicate this book. L-BO0K 1951 GUNTENTS Scenes . 4- 7 Tech News . 8- 9 Registrations . 10-1 1 Frosh Initiation . 14-15 Fencing . . 17 Basketball . 20-37 Tennis . . 38 Administration . 39-41 Dept. Heads . 42-43 Faculty . . 44-46 Student Council . 47 Founder's Day . 48-50 Senior Class . 51 Senior Stag . . . 81-82 lnterfraternity Council 83-84 Alpha Gamma Upsilon 85-86 Kappa Sigma Kappa . 87-90 Phi Kappa Upsilon . 91-93 Rho Delta Phi . . 94-95 Advertisements . . 96-114 Autographs . . . 115-116 ' ' 'qs' 7 , 9 L-BO0K'S GDVER l ! f' ' , ,, , 5 fa' .isl This year's L-Book cover was designed by Skip Drane. Professor Carl M. Einhorn, faculty sponsor of the L-Book i and the Tech News. y Associate Editor Skip Drane, Editor Wally Croll, and Associate Editor Jim Saunders of the 1951 L-Book staff. 1 I l x K 1 1 1.6 .1, Q x ,W Q43 c ,f 5' - .' 5 T 'ff if? NK' 1, Q, Il. mf, ., 37. X55 1 qjl- . 2 - + , W vm. 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L'-55' 1 1 - , , 4, 'f 7-li? I , Nik., V 1 M51 H 1- Egfzyw fggyfx- V H li, ,fe gawk w Jw,-6. 7' 'J ' wf, 1.1 ul 42 .1 ..,. a. -. 1. v X-. K .C N.. . -, N' 5 -. 1. . Fu , 1 nr 1,- f Q ,gk -'35, fi ?'l?5,':R .xi U 5, ,H . ffifffz-v .- ' .ggwf .,R.:.,. 4., y V ,tk -' QV x 2328 F FROSH I +lTIATIOI To the new freshmen en- tering college, the day is filled with golden oppor- tunities. The opportunity of attending classes and gain- ing knowledge that he never knew existed. A large part of going to college is the attitude that the new student has to- wards the activities which are provided for him by- the more initiated students of Lawrence Tech. Once each year the Sophomore class members provide the Freshmen with a chance to be of service to every student in the col- lege. During Freshmen Ini- tiation Week, or better known as hell week , the freshie is directed to do certain acts which must measure up to the require- ments of the upper class- men. It the frosh takes the at- titude of not caring he is sure to end up as one of those students who carries with him only a degree in his respective engineering major. But if the new stu- dent can take the exper- iences of initiation and pledging a fraternity with a sense of humor he has gained much in the knowl- edge of getting along with his 'Fellow men. ln any event there is more to going to college than attending classes and religiously doing home- work. A large part of go- ing to college is getting a well rounded education in human nature. Of course all this extra- curricular fun is taken in good stead and usually turns out for the best if not slightly well worn. Emerging victorious from the Freshman Clegg Sophomore President .lerry Roll seized up The clay of reckoning arrived for the Frosh who elections were Pre5idgnf George Hqyter' Secre. two helpless Frosh For the full treatment. clidn't take the initiation seriously. tary-Treasurer Tom Worden, cmd Vice President Dick Neigebouer. A special Kangaroo Court was held for every Fresh who failed to The Frosh Choir was given an opportunity to present their rendition cooperate fully during the initiation. of Dear Old L.l.T. E No reprieve was given the Frosh as they Each Freshman purchased a beanie after a The proper attitude was displayed by two of changed classes. convincing sales talk by the Sophomores. the victims . Pictured above are the Square Club The Square Club's largest social function was the annual dinner dance officers for the 1950-5'l school year. After waiting four years Lee Cromwell couldn't manage a Varsity Club Officers smile. The Institute Of Ae 0nC'UilCUl Sciences A new addition to the aero lab was the wind tunnel. was represented by the above officers. ff' tw 7 Coach James Campoli is actively par- ticipating in amateur fencing in addi- tion to his efforts with the Tech team. He ranked near the top in the trials for this year's Pan American Games. FENCING The L.I.T. fencing team has completed a successful season with five victories and three defeats. This year's new- comers who secured a position are Dick Grey, Jim Lepley, and Howard Lang. ln addition to the regular col- legiate schedule several team mem- bers have participated in Regional and National Inter-Collegiate Tourna- ments. A The Michigan Inter-Collegiate Fencing Championship Trophy was captured by the team in competition with U. of D., Wayne U., and other Michigan colleges. The members of this year's fencing team are Leon Yulkowski, Dick Grey Paul Salazer, Dick Sharp, Jim Lepley, Jim Donahue and Howard Lang Dick Sharp parries as Paul Salazar attempts a chest cut during team practice at Bela de Tuscon. W The engine looks like this. We find out how to use it. 'V l Soph prexy Jerry Roll and Secretary GLASSES and GRUUPS To make college life of real value, learning must be achieved in the classrooms. But at Lawrence Tech, faculty and students know that college life begins, in many instances, in the halls, offices, and multiple outside activities that make these years the happiest in our lives. The smiling faces of the Junior politicos: Tom ACS leaders: Chuck Henry, STUD K'-lkUWC1f Limperis, Bob Alfather, Chuck Henry, and John Moves Movsesian,anrl Dale Boyd. Calvert. -wi ,QQ ,5 ,pf yy N aw f S ' x 15. S y 4 fx 3 M 2,-3 1 f x:-MW. X n up f :gy yi ' i iff ' r 2 Mx WALT BAZYLEWICZ Assistant Coach 1951 proved the predictions of many sportswriters who said that L.l.T. is one of the top basketball powers in the nation. Led by Don Ridler, rotund Athletic Director and Head Coach, the Blue Devils took of their games and wound up in the National lnvitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden in New York. The following pages show the tense moments in several of the big games and the relaxed iubilation ofthe victory parties and dances after them. DON RIDLER Athletic Director and Head Coach CARI. CAMPBELL Freshman Basketball Coach 'iaww 2 'N-... Again this year Coach Don Ridler presented well known dance bands to augment the basketball program at the Coliseum. The Homecoming Game with the University of Delaware was snowed out. When played the score was L.I.T. 62, U. of D. 58. 4--2 Some fans couldn'i see the game. But a lof came anyway. I-'-9 Denning's going in-lt's in the bag. 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Q, i jx gf: 5 SEQ wi' X if 4. , ,E Nr, 1 A iw 'A ff ---W N6- V 4 fm ,Lal ,J 1 lf- E. 'hi'-. L 555 , ' mx V ffg ?g,.s2,-W. Li K ' .511 ,,-,y ,,,',53.,m. ,- if xx L X ,, ,NN J ',.-. R, i 55:2 j -5 P . . El Ennk Gllzwn nf '51 SENIUR CLASS Day School Officers are Treasurer Edward Hamperian, Secretary Dick Cotter, Vice President Carlo Corte, President Clayton Baker. Night School Officers are Vice President Bob Gould, Treasurer John S. Remski, President Earl Ogger, Secretary Opperthauser. ABEND, Donalcl, B.S.E.E. Double 'E' Club S.A.E. ALWARD, lewis, B.S.B.A. Judicial Chairman, S.C. President Rifle and Pistol Club Manager Rifle Team Secretary Varsity Club AMARANTIDES, John, B.S.Ar.E. President Arch. Club A.l.A. Member ANATONICH, Peter, B.S.C.E. ARMSTRONG, Jerry H., B.S.B.A. ASADOURIAN, Michael, B.S.B.A. BACKSTRAND, Henry, B.S.M.E. V-President, A.G.U. J-Prom Committee Camera Club S.A.E. S.A.M. BADARAK, Kenneth M., B.S.B.A. Manager Pistol Team Varsity Club S.A.M. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D Rho Delta Phi S.C.E. Rho Delta Phi S.A.M. e BAK, Edwin, B.S.C.E. BAKER, Clayton, B.S.I.E. President Senior Class Student Council Chairman TECH NEWS Staff Varsity Club Rifle 81 Pistcl Tecm J-Prom Committee V-President, S.A.M. BARAN, Thaddeus, B.S.C.E. Astronomy Club BARKLEY, Thomas, B.S.B.A. S.A.E. S.A.M. BARNES, Joslyn T., B.S.C.E. Chairman C.E.S. BECKMAN, Joel Jr., B.S.E.E. Chairman Employment Comm Double 'E' Club S.A.E. BELAVICH, John, B.S.B.A. Chairman l.F.C. BERKLICH, Louis W., B.S.Ar.E. BERKLICH, Walter J., B.S.M.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa S.A.E. BERR, Robert, B.S.E.E. Double 'E' Club BETTS, Douglas, B.S.I.E. BIELECKI, Anthony, B.S.B.A. Rifle 8. Pistol Club Varsity Club BLIVEN, Arthur R., B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.I.A. Member BODENHORN, Glen, B.S.B.A. BOGDAN, Edward A., B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.l.A. Member BOUND, Keith C., B.S.M.E. A.S.T.E. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D i 1 4 E CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D Bowuwo, John S.A.M. S.A.E. BRYNIARSKI, Sta Rho Delfi Phi S.A.E. Astronomy Cl C., B.S.I.E. Alpha Gamma Upsilon BROOKE, Lee H., B.S.l.E. Rifle 81 Pistol Club Varsity Club nley, B.S.M.E. BUDOWICK, John, B.S.B.A. BUSH, Donald R., B.S.l.E. CACICEDO, Emilio R., B.S.B.A Basketball Team Varsity Club T CALALUCA, Alex M., B.S.M.E. ub CANNON, Thomas, B.S.B.A. CARMICHALE, Alan, B.S.C.E. CERVI, Carmine, B.S.M.E. Astronomy Club Camera Club S.A.E. CHAMNES, Ralph J., B.S.M.E. CLANTON, Jdtk Rho Delia Phi l.F.C. Square Club S.A.E. CHIAVEROTTI, Aldo, B.S.B.A. M., B.S.M.E. CLARK, James E., B.S.M.E. S.A.E. CLIFFORD, Eugene T., B.S.l.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa S.A.E. COHEN, Irving H., B.S.B.A. Baseball Team Varsity Club S.A.M. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D COOPER, Jack E, S.A.M. V-President S. Treasurer Jun S.A.E. COZZARIN, Edw S.A.E. i CONTI, Girard N., B.S.B.A. COONS, Joseph D., B.S.Ch.E B.S.B.A. conev, Ralph I., B.S.M.E. CORTE, Carlo, B.S.M.E. C. ior Clciss COTTER, Richard, B.S.E.E. Secretary Senior Clclss Alpha Gamma Upsilon Double 'E' Club S.A.E. ard C., B.S.M.E. CRAMER, Victor R., B.S.Ar.E. Secretary Arch. Club A.l.A. Member CROLL, Wallace Rho Delta Phi J., B.S.B.A. Editor TECH NEWS Editor L-Book Student Coun I.F.C. S.A.E. S.A.M. cil J-Prom Committee CROMWELL, Lee E., B.S.M.E. Lambda Iota Tau President K.S.K. Bus. Mgr. TECH NEWS Varsity Club Tennis Team l.F.C. S.A.E. CROWELL, Lee, B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.I.A. Member DAVIS, Kenneth, B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.I.A. Member DEAN, Robert F., B.S.M.E. Kappa Sigma Rifle Team Varsity Club S.A.E. Kappa DeBUCK, Morris, Jr., B.S.B.A. DeFRAYNE, Garry, B.S.Ch.E. A.C.S. DENOLF, Henry V., B.S.E.E. Double 'E' Club CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES COIIITID x z CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D 1 S.A.E. H DIAMOND, Hugh, Jr., B.S.E.E. Social Comm. Senior Class Secretary Double 'E' Club DITON, Irving, B.S.E.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa Double 'E' Club S.A.E. DOERFIJNGER, Kenneth E., B.S.B.A. DONOVAN, Joseph A., B.S.E.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa Double 'E' Club DOW, lawrence F., B.S.B.A. DOWNEY, James A., B.S.B.A. DURRETT, Charles D., B.S.M.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa DZIATKOWSKI, Richard V., B.S.l.E Kappa Sigma Kappa S.A.E. EFTHEMIOU, Raymond W., B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.I.A. Member EISENMANN, John H., B.S.E.E. ELWARD, Deon, B.S.C.E. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONTD Y. C.E. Club FABA, Eugene J., a.s.ch.E. Rho Delta Phi A.s.E. A.c.s. FARLEY, Richard R., s.s.M.E. Fsneusou, Edward J,, a.s.c.E. c.E.s. nozlNA, frank, s.s.ch.E. c.s.s. FIELD, Frank E., B.S.E.E. Double 'E' Club S.A.E. 11 is CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES 1 i V CONT'D FINAZZIO, Mariano, B.S.B.A. Phi Kappa Upsilon S.A.E. FOLEY, Douglas FLOOD, Francis R., B.S.I.E. Rho Delta Phi Secretory K.S.K. S.A.E. FORGIONE, Joseph, B.S.M.E. Alpha Gamma Upsilon FU HRMAN, Helmn, B.S.Ar.E. GARVEY, William A., B.S.E.E Double 'E' Club S.A.E. GERSELI., William D., B.S.B.A. S.A.M. GIANNETTI, Mario P., B.S.l.E Rho Delta Phi S.A.M. S.A.E. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES c:oNT'D I 3 GIERATOWSKI, Arthur, B.S.M.E. GIETZEN, Joseph, B.S.M.E. S.A.E. w GILGALLON, Carl, B.S.M.E. Rho Delta Phi GODOSHIAN, Masis, B.S.C.E. S.A.E. C.E.S. GOHL, Harry J., B.S.E.E. S.A.E. GOLEC, Thomas Jr., B.S.M.E. Secretary P.K.U. V-Chairman S.A.E. GONIEA, John S., B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.l.A. Member GOOCH, Joseph M., B.S.E.E. Double 'E' Club CANDIDATES EGR DEGREES CONT'D Rifle Team Varsity Club S.A.E. Square Club S.A.E. l.A.S. .Q GOULD, Robert E., B.S.M.E. Phi Kappa Upsilon V-President S.C. GRAF, Ernest H., B.S.M.E. Secretary A.G.U. GRIBENAS, Richard A., B.S.E.E. HALL, Lloyd C., B.S.l.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa S.A.M. HAMPARIAN, Edward, B.S.M.E. Treasurer Senior Class HARRISON, William Lee, B.S.C.E Treasurer Varsity Club L-Book Staff Phoiographer HART, Beniamin F., B.S.Ae.E. Phi Kappa Upsilon HART, Robert J., B.S.l.E. Alpha Gamma Upsilon Football Team S.A.M. S.A.E. HEBERT, Russell B., B.S.Ae.E. Secretary l.A.S. S.A.E. HEINS, Edward J., B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.l.A. Member HEINTZ, Roberl' E., B.S.M.E. Alpha Gamma Upsilon Lensmen Club S.A.E. HEMAN, George H., B.S.Ch.E. S.A.E. A.C.E. HIBBINS, Fred W., B.S.M.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa S.A.E. HODGES, William W., B.S.E.E. 4. V-President Senior Class Student Council Radio Club HOLLINGER, Joseph B., B.S.B.A. HORKAVSON, Daniel R., B.S.B.A. A S.A.M. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONTD if CANDIDATES FUR DEGREES CONT'D S.A.E. I I I I I I KARGETTA, Wi la ,...A... ....V, fi HUEBNER, Melburn E, B.S.M.E. HURST, Ralph, B.S.Ae.E. S.A.E. I.A.S. JAKIMOVICH, Anthony, B.S.E.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa Double 'E' Club JAKUBOWSKI, Robert J., B.S I E 5.A.E. S.A.M. JARAMILLO, Gilberto, B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.I.A. Member KAHN, Harold Z., B.S.Ar.E. V-President Arch. Club TECH NEWS Iliam, B.S.M.E. KAYAHARA, Koii, Arch. Club A.I.A. Member B.S.Ar.E KELLER, l-larry W., B.S.M.E. KENNEDY, Alfred C., B.S.B.A. Treasurer S.A.M. KERANEN, Reynold, B.S.E.E. Rifle 81 Pistol Club Varsity Club Kms, Robert a.s.M.e. Alpha Gamma Upsilon S.A.E. KIRKENMEIER, Milton, B.S.I.E. Treasurer S.A.M. S.A.E. A.S.l.E. Rifle Team KIRSCH, Kendall E., B.S.B.A. Square Club S.A.M. KMIEC, Leonard F., B.S.E.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa TECH NEWS Double 'E' Club S.A.E. KNOTH, Marvin C., B.S.M.E. Phi Kappa Upsilon S.A.E. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D S.A.E. S.A.M. KOEPKE, Frederick Jr., B.S.M.E. KOSSAREK, Edward L., B.S.B.A Basketball Team Varsity Club S.A.M. KUDER, Del A., B.S.E.E. Double 'E' Club S.A.E. KUHN, Theodore E., B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.I.A. Member KURI, Edmunclo, B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.l.A. Member LARsoN, Edward v., B.S.B.A. Student Council V-President Varsity Club Tennis Team LAZAR, John W., B.S.l.E. Alph Gamma Upsilon LEITH, Charles R., B.S.M.E. S.A.E. LEPRI, Frank A., B.S.M.E. LIMBURG, George M., B.S.M.E. President P.K.U. S.A.E. LINDH, Delwin A., B.S.B.A. LOPEZ, Joseph M., B.S.E.E. Double 'E' Club S.A.E. LOUNSBERY, George N., B.S.M.E. S.A.E. L-Book Staff MALSTROM, Joh LOVALENTI, Sum, B.S.E.E. Double 'E' Club S.A.E. n C., B.S.M.E. MANCE, John J., B.S.M.E. President P.K.U. President Junior Class CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CON CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D 1 MARCINKOWSKI, Alex, B.S.B.A. President Varsity Club Football Track MARCUM, Edwin, B.S.M.E. Treasurer Soph. Class President Junior Class Editor TECH NEWS Student Council MATUSZEWSKI, Stanley, B.S.M.E. S.A.E. MAWHORTER, Raymond, B.S.B.A Basketball Team Baseball Team Varsity Club MCCALDEN, Arthur G,, B.S.M.E. Phi Kappa Upsilon S.A,E. MCCARTHY, Charles L., B.S.B.A. Student Mgr. Basketball Varsity Club McCOSKEY, Walter F., B.S.M.E. Alpha Gamma Upsilon S.A.E. MCDONALY, Jesse T., B.S.l.E. Golf Team Varsity Club ' C.E,S. McLEAN, William E., B.S.M.E. S.A.E. MEYER, John, B.S.M.E. MICHAELS, Michael, B.S.M.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa S A E. MILEK, Theodore, B.S.M.E. Alpha Gamma Upsilon S.A.E. MORRIS, Wingfield, B.S.C.E. C.E.S. MOORE, Robert, B.S.l.E. MORRISON, Grant A., B.S.M.E. Phi Kappa Upsilon S.A.E. MULLER, Arthur J., B.S.Ch.E. A.C.S. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D ' if fc: ix-'fmffiiii 1 'F' ' ,. , :srsief , Ham -F' 'E :ff ,1-J I CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D NICKELSON, Thomas S., B.S.M.E. O'DELL, Theodore L., B.S.l.E. OGGER, Earl G., B.S.M.E. Lambda Iota Tau President Senior Class Phi Kappa Upsilon Secretary Junior Class Student Council S.A.E. OPPERTHAUSER, Calvin, B.S.E.E Secretary Senior Class OSTLER, Donald R., B.S.E.E. Double 'E' Club S.A.E. PARKER, Donald H., B.S.M.E. Secretary P.K.U. President Junior Class Student Council PARKER, Kenneth L., B.S.l.E. S.A.M. PATERSON, David, B.S.M.E. PATTON, Richard E., B.S.E.E. Rho Delta Phi Double 'E' Club S.A.E. PAVER, Donald F., B.S.E.E. Glider Club Double 'E' Club PAYNE, Edwin, B.S.Ch.E. Square Club PELAMATI, Jack R., B.S.E.E. Rho Delta Phi Lambda Iota Tau TECH NEWS Double 'E' Club S.A.E. PENOZA, Frank J., B.S.l.E. Rho Delta Phi PERFETTO, Gino, B.S.M.E. Phi Kappa Upsilon S.A.E. PERRONE, Michael J., B.S.E.E. Alpha Gamma Upsilon Double 'E' Club PETRAK, Henry N., B.S.M.E. President A.G.U. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONVD ! , ' CANDIDATES FCR DEGREES Com S.A.E. POMPEII, Phillip, B.S.M.E. Treasurer A.G.U. S.A.E. PRECHT, President A.G.U. V-President S.C. A.l.A. Member PRICE, Ri S.A.M S.A.E. Phi Kappa Upsilon Arch. Club PRZYBYL E S.A.M S.A.E. POCHERT, Gerald, B.S.B.A. POLESCHUK, Nicholas Jr., B.S M E Gordan, B.S.B.A. PREVOST, Alvin R., B.S.Ar.E. chord F., B.S.l.E. PRUSAITIS, William, B.S.Ar.E. SKI, Edward, B.S.l.E PUIEWSKI, Robert, B.S.E.E. Double 'E' Club REID, Richard R., B.S.Ar.E. Arch. Club A.I.A. Member REMSKI, John F., B.S.E.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa Treasurer Senior Class RICHARDSON, William, B.S.M.E. Rho Delta Phi l.A.S. S.A.E. RILEY, Thomas O., B.S.B.A. ROLLER, Donald, B.S.I.E. ROMANOWSKI, Edward, B.S.Ch.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa A.C.S. RUNYAN, Thomas F., B.S.M.E. Rho Delta Phi S.A.E. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D l 1 ,E I CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D RUPINSKI, John L., B.S.B.A. L-Book Staff TECH NEWS Staff Student Council Student Mgr. Basketball Varsity Club S.A.E. SALAZAR, Paulino, B.S.Ar.E. Fencing Team Arch. Club SCHENKEL, Roy W., B.S.E.E. Phi Kappa Upsilon Double 'E' Club l.R.E. SCHMIDT, Carleton C., B.S.E.E Double 'E' Club S.A.E. SCHOENHEIT, Albert, B.S.Ae.E. Phi Kappa Upsilon l.A.S. S.A.E. SCHUELKE, George, B.S.I.E. SCHUR, LaVerne, B.S.B.A. SCHUTZKY, Alex H., B.S.M.E. SCHWARZE, Karl H., B.S.M.E. S.A.E. SKELLY, Jerome L., B.S.B.A. SLIMAN, Fouad A., B.S.B.A. SMITH, Marvin M., B.S.E.E Tennis Team Varsity Club SOLSKI, Frank A., B.S.M.E. SPILSBURY, Maxwell, B.S.M.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa S.A.E. STAPLETON, Clarence, B.S.M.E. STEIN, Leo l., B.S.Ae.E. Arch. Club A.I.A. Member CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D STEINBERGER, George, B.S.E.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa Double 'E' Club STENBERG, Paul J., B.S.Ae.E. Rho Delta Phi I.A.S. STUART, Clark D., B.S.B.A. Phi Kappa Upsilon Secretary l.F.C. SUCHOSKI, Anthony, B.S.M.E S.A.E. SWIECICKI, Adolph, B.S.l.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa Tennis Team Varsity Team S.A.M. TACEY, Wesley J., B.S.Ch.E. A.C.S. TAMANGE, Henry J., B.S.M.E. Asiromcmy Club S.A.E. TEAMOR, J effrey, B.S.B.A. S.A.M. CANDIDATES EGR DEGREES CONT'D THOMAS, Stephen D., B.S.I.E. Kappa Sigma Kappa TILLEY, Robert J., B.S.E.E. Student Council Double 'E' Club TOBIAS, Charles M., B.S.Ae.E. I.A.S. S.A.E. TOMAC, Anthony, B.S.M.E. S.A.E. TRACZYK, Richard, B.S.Ae.E. I.A.S. ULRICH, Glenn, B.S.M.E. S.A.E. VAGNETTI, John D., B.S.M.E. Phi Kappa Upsilon S.A.E. VALENTINE, Donald, B.S.M.E. Alpha Gamma Upsilon S.A.E. CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES CONT'D Rho Delta Phi S.A.E. VAN LEUVEN, William C., B.S.M.E. WAGAR, Richard A., B.S.B.A. Rho Delta Phi S.A.E. WEBER, Howard L., B.S.M.E. WHEELER, Clarence, B.S.E.E. TECH NEWS Staff Photographer Double 'E' Club S.A.E. WILHELM, R. WISE, Joseph, B.S.B.A. S.A.E. Manager, Baseball WOLCOTT, Lyle A., B.S.E.E. S.A.E. YULKOWSKI, Leon B., B.S.Ar.E. Lambda Iota Tau Fencing Team Arch. Club Varsity Club A.l.A. Member SENIOR STAG A college loses most of its value if it does not have several individual traditions to make it unique among the number of institutions of higher learning in the United States. At L.I.T., one of the things each senior looks forward to is the date, during the last term of his college life, that is set aside for the SENIOR STAG. As the following pages show, this is the time when the administration, faculty, and seniors let their hair down in a night of fun, friendship, and frolic. lt's one night that none of us will ever forget. Some told iokes Speeches too But what is Mr. Garrell doing? SENIOR STAG Gont'd Early in the evening we posed Even the frat pledges are allowed to ect Austerity reigns i . . Q Y , 5 3 v-1 rw. ,. 3 E E 2 1 lg A . I Q , 1 . ' 1 2 . 5 ' . 1 , ' 5 . ., X 5 . - x F s fs. , '9 C 5 :f '3fiEf5 .,,,f,Y., 1 Y' 'iii , . I i.S:g -2 35325: x ff - I ff in 5 . f- v: ':s-mga.-Q '.'--1:g2:...,:.,: 1 1 -- .AAf , O.. ' 4' ' 1 , , X f ' ' , 5: ,Q H- f ' ' ' ' ' 34-.1:zfq:,ir.1,. . mwgmlf- , , . ., . :':f:f::::- f , ' ' , ,- W mal, I if my Q i W.:-. .E ,V A. gy .3 - 9 ' ' I ' 7 '- . f 5:5. .. . ' '- f fm. + ,N L' , L5- EEA? , F. ' - f ir 7 1 1fifxf'1?gf1,,,-'S ' x 5. .gg AN . 7 ne w '- ,F my --4 gi. J, ,L , w,.W.,.c. W Www N... 1 f '1 . M -W ' ff in . ' AJ, '. :is 5, . . ,, Wg v 5- 40' INTERFRATERNITY CUUNCIL Cont'd 4 1 ALPH GAMMA UP ILON Epsilon Chapter, of Alpha Gamma Upsilon, has completed a full season of social activities during the past school year. The social highlights included two pledge seasons and the national fraternity convention which was held in Toledo, Ohio. Each pledge season was marked by the parties held for the members by the pledges and by the traditional A.G.U. hazing day . The Alpha Gams sponsored several hayrides and bowling parties with the other L.l.T. fra- ternities. The national convention was attended by most of the Epsilon members and proved to be a great success. At the Formal Ball George Hend- rickson had the pleasure of seeing his date crowned Fraternity Queen. Epsilon Chapter is to be host for the convention next year and plans are already under way to make the event successful. The fraternity participated in the annual Founder's Day program and won honorable mention in the organizational awards. The Alpha Gamma pledges are always distinguishable with their gold bricks and bow ties. The A.G.U. officers are Bob King, Kieth Edwards, Carl Ortolf, Al Prevost, Hank Backstrand, Larry Diedrich, and Don Brewster. ALPHA GAMMA UPSILUN C0nt'd H. Bclcksfrand D. Brewster R. Cotter W. Holzer C. Henry W. Hietala J. Lazclr W. McCosky C. Oriolf P. Pompeii A. Prevost fir Forgione E. Graf . Klann R. King Parker L. Pincheck Sharp KAPP SIGMA KAPP Kappa Sigma Kappa, a national fraternity, is represented at L.I.T. by the Michigan Beta Chapter. The fraternity had its origin at the Virginia Military Institute shortly after the Civil War. At first the fraternity was extended only to southern colleges and universities but has since expanded on an international scale. The outstanding social event of the past school year was the Sweetheart Ball . This gala event was held at the Veteran's Memorial in the Grand Ballroom. Formal initiations took place at the Leland Hotel and the Van Dyke Club. Operation Skitski , an all pledge function, was held at Plewa Hall. The annual spring outing was staged at Homestead Park. The Kappa Sig national convention met at Indianapolis and was attended by several Beta members. KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA C0nt'd G REEKS KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA 00nt'd W. Berklich L. Cromwell R. Ferrari F. Hibbins Calleia M. Cardon Dean I. Diffon Foley G. Gray Jakimovich R. King . Clifford Dovovan Gessler Kmiec . Crawford Dzaitkowski Hall lelpy KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA C0nt'd H. Lang D. Leech M. Spilsbury Ed Shayamski M. Michels G Stemburg A. Swiecicki a Thomas Wilhelm PHI KAPPA UP ILON The officers of Delta Chapter are Jack Ferrel, George Limburg, Bill Pursaitus, and Tom Golec. s-e,,m-X The activities of Alpha and Delta Chap- ters, Phi Kappa Upsilon, were many and varied during the past school year. Delta chapter held two pledge seasons in day school. Several hayrides and bowling par- ties were staged with the other fraternities. The social event of the year was the annual dinner dance held at the Forest Lake Country Club. Phi Kappa participated in this year's Founder's Day program and won first prize for the organizations. Also, the fraternity won first prize in the Rat Race at Founder's Day. Never a peaceful moment for the Phi Kappa pledges. Alpha Chapter politicos are, Don Parker, John Mance, Bob Gould, and George Crittendon. PHI KAPPA UPSlLON 00nt'd 4 w 'P' 'fs 1 gf . Wi! I ew D. Bain F. Bell L. Brenz N. Borocus 0. DeCIercq L. Esch A. Fahrner J. Ferrel T. Golec R. Gould M. Hackewicz M. Harris J. Kmiecick M. Knoih C. Lozar J. Lauer Crittenden Geshwender Hufzel Limburg PHI KAPPA UPSILON Cont'd 1, Lutz J. Mance A. McCalden G. Morrison F. Nowik Nickelson E. Ogger D. Parker W. Parker 'G. Perfetfo Pniewski W. Pursaitus J. Saunders J. Sobierui A. Schoeniet Stuart P. Thompson T. Todd J. Vagnetti J. Williamson The Rho Delta Phi officers are Stan Kukawka, Bill Mullaly, George Jamgochian and Jim Butera. RHO DELTA PHI Rho Delta Phi Fraternity is represented at Lawrence Tech by Alpha Chapter in night school and Beta Chapter in day school. Rho Delta is purely a social 'Fraternity whose primary function is the promotion of good fellowship and friendship. The fraternity always takes an active part in college activities, student government, and publications. The highlights of this year's social season were the Fall and Spring Presentation Dances that were held at the Lee Plaza The formal initiation dinners were staged at Huyler's. Other social events included two pledge seasons, a golf meet and sev eral hayrides and bowling parties. Pledge Master George Jamgochian and his wards were very amiable at the pledge mixture. The Alpha Chapter officers RHO DELTI PHI 00nt'd 'inf Belavich, John Bush, Donald Chaldekos, Wm. Croll, Wallace Donaldson, Clare Flood, Francis Giannifti, Mario Harrison, Robert Jamgochian, George Kuzel, Edward Mullay, Wm. Patton, Richard Pelamati, Jack Penoza, Frank Richardson, Wm. Solomon, Michael Rupinski, Dorn Wagar, Richard Weber, Howard Wheeker, Richard U STEEL GOES T0 SCHO L, TOO! ff Y 0 N-A-X HIGH-TENSILE steel is used in ' t f t b'l . Yes, steelmakers must be students! They must study con- various par S 0 most au omo I es stantly ways and means to make steel more useful. They must ' Stfan-Steel framing membeI'S frame continue to improve today's products . . . must make better many modem apartment houses' products fOr the future. I Stran-Steel Quonset buildings are used throughout America for all Bettel' autos - . . better tl'aiI1S . . . better blllldll'lgS . . . better kinds Of Storage, cgmlnercial and housing-all depend on improvements in the steel they're industrial buildings - - - for h0USiflg made from. farm machinery and livestock. Th , h I L k I 0 More and more NAILABLE STEEL at s w y tie men at Great a es Steel constant y work and FLOORS are being installed in freight study to make better steel for better products tomorrow. cars, trucks and trailers, PRODUCER OF' GREAT LAKES STEEL CORPORATION Ecorse, Detroit 29, Michigan - Offices in Principal Cities HIGH-TENSILE STEEL NATIONAL STEEL NATIONAL STEEL CORPORATION T0 THE LAWRENCE GRADUATE FOUR trying years are now behind you. Four years of hard study and the anxieties and hopes for the future. College graduates, especially young men in the technical branches, are faced with the uncertainties of both civilian and military life. For the second time within our generation America is called upon to assume the leadership of free peoples everywhere. America is challenged to mobilize and furnish leadership for industrial supremacy. Development of future talent and leader-- ship in the Materials Handling Equipment Field must come from the young graduates of our Colleges and Universities. Management, seeking new and improved ways to step up pro- duction is turning to Materials Handling Equipment to solve vital production problems. Conveyors - as one of the oldest, yet newest, of production aids - now take on greater importance than ever before to speed up production in industry. OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CONVEYOR FIELD ARE UNLIMITED! Enomssns - Founosns 5- MAcmms'rs - s1-sen. r-'Aamcnwons wssrmmsren a. o.T.n.R. DETROIT I2 NHCHIGAN KOESTLIN TOOL 61 DIE CORP. Stamping Specialists N0 WORK T00 LARGE 'k C Iete Body Die F It i' Humboldt and Magnolia Aves. TA. 5-1490 FALLS SPRING AND WIRE STANDARD STEEL SPRING CU. Springa THE STFIIIDHIID TUBE C0. STANDARD ROUND, SQUARE AND SPECIAL SHAPE Welded and Butted Steel Tubing Fabricated Tubular Parts Upset Tubes and Forgings Stainless Steel Tubing 24300 Plymouth Road KEnwood 1-9300 MOTOR PRODUCTS CORP. Automotive Parts Manufacturers 11801 MACK AVENUE Detroit, Michigan Detroit Stamping Company Established 1915 MANUFACTURERS OF Pressed Metal Parts and Products Medium Size and Smaller Stampings DE-STA-CO Toggle Clamps Arbor Spacers, Shims, Packaged Shim Stock 350 MIDLAND AVENUE Highland Park Station DETROIT 3, MICHIGAN TOwnsend 8-5080 PRODUCTOI - MASTER - COMMERCIAL - SPECIAL - DIE SETS Dowel Pins Oval Wire - Square Wire Springs Socket Head Cap Screw Semi-Steel - Steel Bolster Plates Easy Load Cradles Socket Head Stripper Bolts Hand Tappping Machines Utility Press - Feeds for Power Presses Modern Machine Vises Foot Presses - Pry Bars SEND FOR OUR CATALOG The Producto Corp. 3017 Medbury Avenue Tel. 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ELEVEN MILE RD. Royal Oak. Nlich. LI. 2-1721 Everything for the Lawn Congratulations to the Graduates and Faculty of L. I. T. on Their Past Endeavors Thompson Products, Inc. CLEVELAND --I Il D E T ROIT Ask for illustrated Bulletin with interesting information on many types of Detroit Electric Hoists Detroit Hoist and Machine Co. 8201 Morrow St. Detroit, Mich. I Want to Be Your Milkman H. A. McDONALD CREAMERY CO. LOCAL -- FRIENDLY Milk -- Cream - Ice Cream TOwnsend 8-5250 9700 Oakland AVCIIIIC HIGHLAND PARK LUMBER CO. 15853 Hamilton Ave. HICSIHIIANIJ PARK 3, MICHIGAN W. T. ANDREW CO. PLUMBING SUPPLIES 15815 Hamilton Avenue TU1sa 3-2000 McINNES DESIVIOND -::- FUNERAL DIRECTORS -::- I TOwnsend 8-4798 15941 WOODWARD ENTERPRISE MACHINE PARTS CORP. Tool Makers Since 1920 Best VVishes to Lawrence Tech Students MORSE CHAIN CO. BORG-WARNER CORP. John E. Green Plumbing Sz Heating Co., Inc. 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Alumni il? DeLUXE DIE WORKS STUDENTS Many members of your alumni, as out- standing American citizens, have set high standards in a profession which has done so much to make this country of ours a world leader. We need more and more engineers like that who can think straight and act vigor- ously to keep America the land of oppor- tunity. You gentlemen have the equipment for that leadership. We are depending on YOU. ii? 20201 Hoover Road DETROIT, MICHIGAN Sr MACHINE CO. 5600 St. jean Detroit, Mich. ROSS OPERATING VALVE COMPANY john Sainsbury wir 120 East Goldengate DETROIT 3, MICH. L. J. LORANGER O WISHES YOU SUCCESS Congratulations on the Growth of LAWRENCE TECH D A N L Y Machine Specialties, Inc. 1549 Temple Ave., Detroit, Mich. THE MOUNT CLEMENS METAL PRODUCTS CO. Production Stampings, Clinch Nut Assemblies and Metal Specialties I 145 S. ROSE STREET DANLY DIE SETS DANLY ADVANCE DIE MARKERS DESIGNED Mt. Clemens, Mich. SUPPLIES PUNCH PRESSES WALWAY CO. 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SPLINE GAGES Vinco pioneered in the development of spline gaging and created inspection and manufacturing equipment which now makes possible the absolute control of all essential elements of spline gages during production. Vinco is now the accepted leader in the field of spline gages. Their involute, serration and straight sided spline plug and ring gages set the pace for accuracy. That is why men who know call Vinco whenever they need spline gages or splined parts. va .,, all for VINCO GEARS The ability for achieving accuracies of very high degree has brought Vinco into the field of high quality and commercial gears. Jet engines and radar equipment are two modern developments that require gears accurate in all elements to .0001 or .0002. Vinco-produced commercial gears are more accurate and have a finer finish than generally found in this gear classification. That is why Vinco should bc called when good gearing is needed. GEAR ROLLING INSPECTION FIXTURES The fixture, shown at the left, is designed for inspection of gears being made in quantity pro- duction. It provides a fast, accurate check of concentricity, backlash, and rolling action. Fix- tures are made for external or internal gears and will accommodate any tooth form . . . spur, helical. spiral or worm. , ,A - L V: :I ,t . no W , ,guz 4 3 o .- ' . Ilu - of 1 ' caeyoeeee P .' . S. .ug 141111111 164-.. ' - ii 9 ' -4+ e R - ,,,. 1' ,l I A - . -A V -4 'zi V1 :.. .. W I i n i t r e K? 9lll Schaefer Highway O Detroit 28, Mich. M I L L I O N 'I' H S O F A N INCH FOR SALE ENGINEERS ENGINEERS TO GET PRODUCTION STARTED ENGINEERS TO MAINTAIN QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY PIONEER ENGINEERING 81 MANUFACTURING CO. ENGINEERS - CONSULTANTS - DESIGNERS - PRODUCTION ENGINEERING SPECIALISTS TOOLS - DIES - SPECIAL EQUIPMENT 19669 JOHN R DETROIT 3, MICH. mth' W-'i ., ,wWY'f1! X. tl 1 wrt' GT ,Z .Nj ttlrz' w Tied with a Red, White and Blue Ribbon You receive it proudly, of course. You've graduated. But isn't there a deeper reason why you feel your chin go up as you reach for your diploma? Isn't it the fact that you've received it from an American school? Where every student has an equal chance not just to learn , . . but to learn undistorted truths? Where every student has an equal right, not just to do Ngoocl enough . . . but to excel . . . in the classroom, on the athletic field, in activities of all kinds? For that is the strength of America. That is why it is . . . and will continue to he . . . a g-2 nation. THE OHIO OIL COMPAIVY Producers of Petroleum since 1887 Shop Equipment of Every Description Machine Tools Cutting Tools Industrial Brushes Industrial Supplies Grinding Wheels Screw Products Electric Tools Electric Motors Abrasives Drills - Reamers Taps - Dies Truck Casters Fire Extiguishers Power Transmission Eqpt Material Handing Eqpt. 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