Fonlawonn This book Ions been prepared for you as a 7110111011110 of flae days you laazxe invested here ai Tri-Sfafe College. I know I speak for fhe enfire Morlnlns sfayff when I say floaz' we believe ilois book will one clay be a sonree of fond menzozfies for yong zz zfolnnze fo be el9erislJerl among your alearesf pos- sessions. Eelifozf-in-elaief Modulus Staff 'rn M O D CUMMERCE ENGINEERING E 1949 U L U x - ' ' ' 'N-f-..,y A L , xx ,rfb-xx vw... A, +, A-lf. -R .A -N A - N.-N N fx M v.X ' , M1 Yu. ,QV , ,Of 7111-Slale ealfeqe, rqmyafa, .9 cfiana s qi? X-., ,df w.. .- 1.4 A W, P 7fae gaze , ,,f N5 lik 'ir' s. -4'-10 sa.-.40 am! 742 Nw!! new X dx' ' N914 mf A X Q fw- , x , 119, 1, Q: Y-ff. r ,xv vw W rw. ,ff ,N I X i6Q?YX3Q-fiS55f! Mech I I 5 ! I Z 2 Z 1 5 x 2 1 6 E E S 2 2 r 2 3 5 5 : EDICATIUN Jlawaacf gg A mqjmw ancf Jfafzafcf We zfespeeffzzlly fledieafe Ibis yefufboola fo fbe fwo men, whose czlfrzzisfic deeds and aims have al 1. A Q55 gg A sf M X N w ,QQ as Q55 NRS? gamer! fbem fbe respeef and 6lCl7lZilf'lZfi0lZ of Q if S, L X fn QS A f 791 x xx ' 32e., . . - fx . Mi' ' . MW. ' '- Z M 1 Aw, X. 0 ' ' f'- :- ev ., , M ,Q ff: I vu ., v fw,g.,yQ . aw' r-E12 2' . - ,- zq N4 ., . K W mr' S , ., My . ., . R Mali ri-S tate allege Engineering - Commerce cffngola, Indiana June 9, 19119 Members of the Graduating Class of l9b9 The responsibility for the destinies of mankind has by various cir cumstances become an obligation of this great nation of ours. Great governments have come and goneg great empires have risen to sublime heights and then fallen into oblivion only because the citizenry could not assume the responsibility placed upon it. Today we are living in an age of science. Some would have us believe that our obligation to society can be fulfilled through scientific methods. You who are going out into the world of competition have been trained to apply sound logic to the solution of all problems, and you must assume the responsibility and accept the obligation of trying to make this country the guiding light of the world in this hour of dark- ness. You are challenged to contribute your efforts and talents to the preservation of democracy for free people by applying your knowledge and training in whatever field of service you are called upon to direct we wish for the members of the graduating class of l9b9 all of the success that it is humanly possible to attain. J. Glenn Radcliffe J. GLENN RADCLIEFE VERN B. JONES MERRIT D. E,X4l'L'Ilfjl'l' Vic? Pl't'Sjt!C'IIIL Rvgisfralf 0 VUfF1'dIZ Affairs GERALD BILLY SUNDAY ROY C. BODIE Tl'UdSZl7'01' Di1'c'cf01' of Housing or of Plfzccwzwzf vb N. ,.,. Q, V DMINISTR TIO ANA ,JRYL j '64 fini, ' Jfll-3 T XXX? Q -f.:.f1 '7 ' X 'Xx mal ACULTY af A xl Vlf .X X ' LANL K A ' iv V A Q A li, QW-As ' eg 4 9, A- Rx ff-X ' '59 qi? - fx: l . , fa ,fax M3 W wi ig, ' fly i- J.-18 + Y - 3 L ,Qs . 1 JV-xl N? X f i Tri-Sfafe is very forfzzlzafe fo have a capable grou 11 of aclmizzislzfa- ' fors fo fake Charge of the many specific obligafious zvlyieb must be X fulfilled to form a smoofb fuzzefionizzg ilzsfifzzfiofz. This select group of compezfent izzcliviflzzals is res 'lvl ponsz e for many of flye services available fo floe SfZl6l6lIlLS alzcl faculty. Baaacf of f25iaecZ'aa4, RAY ALWOOD RAYMOND E. WILLIS , ' FRANK WELLS PERRY T. FORD ' ' MARK WOODHULL I f THEODORE WQQD f,,,s ,L , A s 1 XZ mf fi , vii, ,Lf - , N w 1 r 71' ,A n 15 ' aflix X N- f' .Al ggsfuf b fjwf STANLEY M. ACTON Aero Engineering ANTHONY ANDOLINA Mechanical Laboratory VIRGIL G. AREAUX Drawing LELAND S. AX Radio Engineering CARL BEOKER Mathematics MAX J. BEZIK Chemistry Laboratory LEONARD BURCHFIELD Civil Laboratory Ross A. BUTLER Mathematics 86 Mechanical MARY E. DISHER CARNEY English JONAS G. CRISMAN Secretarial JAMES CROWL Chemistry Laboratory ROBERT DIVINE Athletics 1. HENRY H. FISHER Physics GORDON H. FRIES Aeroclynainics FRANK T. GABRIELSON Raclio Engineering RALPH H. GILCHRIST Electrical Engineering 86 Mathematics FRED W. GOUDY Mathematics 81 Law ALEXANDER P. GWIAZDOWSKI I nclustrial Engineering 8C Tool Design CECIL HAUBER Civil Engineering QUINTIN J. HAWTHORNE Aeronautical Enginef Iing ARTHUR HOCKEY Mathematics 85 Drawing HAROLD R. HOOLIHAN Business Aalnzinistration HOWARD W. HOOLIHAN Accounting LEROY C. HORPEDAHL Mechanical Engineering JOHN C. HUMPHRIES Mechanical Engineering VERN B. JONES Registrar DINO KINTIS X Aeronautical Engineering HAROLD E. MILLS Physics 86 Chemistry GERALD H. MOORE Chemical En gineerlnv GILBERT W. MORRELL Business Aclnzinistration OSCAR NELSON Electrical Laboratory KENNETH C. NEWNAM Chemistry 86 Mathematics ALICE A. PARROTT Mathematics ROBERT G. RAMSAY Business Arllninistration JAMES E. REDD Accounting MINARD F. ROSE Mathematics CHESTER A. RUMBLE Mathematics BEN D. SELFRIDGE Engineering SL Drawing GEO. F. SCHULTZ Physics 81 Mathematics CLYDE E. SHAW Electrical Engineering EDWARD G. SHIDEMAN Mechanical Engineering 85 Mechanical Design STEFAN J. SALINA Chemical Engineering KENNETH STEELE Physics JOHN B. TRESSLER Physics Lahoratory MACK TUCKER Mathematics 81 Chemistry MATTHEW E. WESTENHAVEN - Raalio Laboratory MARSHALL D. WILLENNAR Mathematics 86 Physics ELEANOR L. TARBELL Lihrarian CLEON C. WELLS College Book Store MRS. GLENN RADCLIFFE College Book Store GEORGE CLARK College Cafeteria LLOYD D. AUTEN Electrical Engineering 7fze Uffice Siaff MERX ON NE MCKENZIE Main Dvsk FELICE SKIDMORE MICKEH' GRUELING Arflzzissiolzs Dl'lJfll'fNl6'l1If ELAINE MOLNAR MARIANNE MCCLISH Rc'gisf1'ar's D0fJdl'f7ll01Zf DOTTIE RICKERT BERNICE STRICKLER T!'UdSll7'Fl',S Office HARRIET RAYNOR BETTY LEEKE G. I. DUpd1'f7lI671f JEAN MCCARTHX' BETTY MCCOLLUM Placfnzenf '7fae pain! Sfzap. The Tri-State College Printing Shop was organized in 1937 at which time the school purchased one 7x11 Chandler-Price hand-fed Platen Press and a few fonts of foundry type. The next year Roy C. Bodie was placed in charge of the shop. Since that time the undertaking has grown into a modern printing shop which includes an automatic Miehle Vertical Press, two Platen Presses Q7x11 and 10x1Sj, one offset press, one automatic power cutter, an automatic stitcher and an automatic 17x22 Baum folder. In the spring of 1948 the original one room was expanded to cover the entire west half of the Administration building's first floor. The extra space and modern equip- ment enables the College to do nearly all of its printing. It also provides steady em- ployment for an experienced printer and three assistants as well as part-time work for a number of college students. Besides printing, the shop personnel has charge of the alumni file, directs student housing, and acts in an advisory capacity for student publications. PRINT SHOP SCENES Roy C. Bodie, Jr., Helen Dennis, Aina Rappold, Aina, Helen, Roy. Dorothy Monroe, Roy, Aina. Margie Biehl, Richard Koehn, Cindy and Candy, Jayne Springer. rf E was FRANK PATOTA Peesielezzf THOMAS MILLER Secretary 81644 The gwzflmzfizzg Class of 1949 was very forfzumfe 150 have as ffoeir Class officers four men who were true Ufficeu leaders both iii ability and irzzfelligerzee. Their guidance and leadership will long be rerriezrilnerefl. HOWARD SULLIVAN Treasurer 1 JOSEPH CHIMENTI Vice Presieleiii QE - -g, 1.1. 4 ' .J HOWARD I-IOOLIHAN Acc011111'i11g DClIdl'fll7l'1Zf Head HAROLD HOOLIHAN 1111111 Head JONAS CRISMAN Secrefarial Science D0fJd1'f77Z07Zf Head 9 eammeace fbapafzfllmenll The purpose of 1he School of C0111111erce 15 10 help worfhy young 111611 tllld 11f0111e11 11e11e1'0p 11110 exec11111xe5 w11h 111111615 fl'fl1l1?d 10 work 0111 1he 11ewer pr0hle1115 of h115111e55. The e1111re AllZ67'1Cdll C'C'01lI0l7Z1C life 15 ch1111g111g rapidly, hr111g111g 6lbO'Ilf a11 IllIPl'?C'6'd6lIf6lg gr0w1h of perple,x'111e5. Th15 has developecl dll 111721521111 1le111a1111 for c0111pe1e111 per- 50115 10 jqll 1111p0r1a111 p051110115 of co111r01. The School of COIIZIIZFVCF co1151515 of 1hree 6111215101155 ACC'OZllIf1Ilg, B115i11e55 Aa'111111151ra11o11, and Secre1ar1a1 Science. Each 1lepar1111e111 of- fers specialized 1lISlLVIlC'lL10l'2 and 51111131 111 1he5e fhree fields' of c0111111erc1al UIICIIFZIUOI' 1111119 a Bachelor of Science he111g a11far11e11 at 1he C0711 ple11011 of 1he prescribed c011r5e. BllS1lll'SS AtlllI1lZ1Sfl'df10lZ Depart- Ff- ik X M ...xv x X X X . x I S N f OFFICERS Left to Right: LEON M. GOLDBERG, ROBERT E. JOHNSON, DONALD E. LOBB, WALTER L. CLARK. iqlfjld Ma 41,146 The purpose of this Honorary Society, which was founded in 1938, is topromote and recognize scholastic ability, leadership, and character among the students of the School of Commerce. Six members are elected into the Society each term. The requirements for eligibility are based primarily on scholarship. Under the guidance of Professors H. R. Hoolihan and H. W. Hoolihan, the society encourages its members and all future members to maintain a high scholastic standing. The high ideals set by Alpha Beta Alpha serve as an incentive to all students in the Commercial School. ,azpfm gala ,aww WALTER L. CLARK RALPH F. FOX DONALD F. CREEDMAN LEON M. GOLDBERG HAROLD R. HOOLIHAN HOWARD W. HOOLIHAN DONALD E. LOBB STANLEY J. MARCUS JAMES REDD VICTOR F. MAINENTE FRED C. SCHMIDT ,CLY EW jfTfN iETiT1'Z?'6'oAD LIERA FTW' 1 TRI- STME CC-L L ,Q-, i ,LW R NBER gb 5 ANCOLMIND, 7 Sigma gpdifan Social' The Sigma Epsilon Society was organized in 1933. The aims of this society are mainly to create a spirit of initiative in the Commercial student by offering him an outlet for his energies. Competent men in the business world address the students at the meetings held during the term on subjects pertinent to the present day business prob- lems. Educational movies on related subjects are shown to the members to help acquaint them with their future work. Committees are appointed to survey industrial plants and commercial departments to find out what qualities personnel managers require of graduates seeking employment. scam N ire - QT 4 OFFICERS 0,9 'W -7' . . . ,gf 1 QV1ce Preszdenijg RICHARD STOUT fPff'Sld6 l1fJjFRED C. SCHMIDT I qi' - - .. QTreasurerj. w' FZ' . 'fag' W PX , ' Rgivg: Left to right: SCOTT MCCURDY, QSerrefaryJg WILLIAM L. THOURLBY i iff xiii , 1, an 3? - Sigma. gpftifon Saciefq FOURTH ROW Peg Shideman, Kathleen Schmidt, Joseph Sowa, Jack K. Slaten, Albert H. Paddock Stanley I. Natowitz, Theodore Kyle, Raymond L. Urch, Warren K. Storm, Charles C Gilbert, Hermino Diaz. THIRD ROW Malcolm Kaser, Frank W. Gatesy, Donald E. Lobb, Kendall Griffin, Hugh Gunte John T. Norris, Leonard Lastoria, Joseph A. Lastoria, Donald L. Badders, Robert L Johnson, Cas Strelinski, Peter L. Bryan, W. H. Reichart. SECOND ROW Edward McMurray, Donald Buck, Alex Schultz, Williana johnson, Ralph F Fox, D. E. Woudy, P. C. Miller, G. Hegner, R. G. Lintern, Donald F. Creedman, C. H. Peterson, Leon G. Bruneel, Professor Howard Hoolihan. FRONT ROW Elmo Novelli, Basil Kio, Fred C. Schmidt, Richard W. Stout, T. Scott McCurdy C. A. Reid, Herbert Ritenour. 1 9 F.: wi .. S. .- 2 Q. x in , ER'-X -. . , EIN ' ' RW ge? xx Q23 EK X X X 4 N Y 'nh Q X Qi XNQWQX X 2 :xxx f. SX X Y Q-X, 'bw S. N Sz 5 X is , X Q X5X vf s ,Sas ff si 1 ii' E' I Z UW' W JAMES S. ACKERMAN South Bend, Ind. Sigma Epsilon LEON GASTON BRUNEEL St. Joseph, Mich. Sigma Epsilon, Basketball XVILLIAM E. CUTLER Yozzizgsfowiz, Ohio Sigma Epsilon ANGELO DeMINICO Mauchesfer, Conn. RALPH FRANCIS FOX Hillside, Illinois Sigma Epsilon, Skull 85 Bones C. O. A., Student Council, Alpha Beta Alpha, C'o1nmei'cial Bowling Team, Basketball Teain, Golf Team, Tri-Angle, Who's Vifho KENDALL WATT GRIFFIN Reielsifille, N. C. Sigma Epsilon JOSEPH GERARD HEGNER Sewiclzly, Pa. Sigma Mu Sigma, Student Council DAVID RICHARD HOSLER Quincy, Michigan Hetxi Phi Theta, College Tennis Team gacfzelafz. of Science ANDRES BERMUDEZ C oa mo, Puerto Rico Alpha Beta Alpha Society, Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity WALTER L. CLARK Griszuoldville, Mass. Skull 85 Bones C. O. A., Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Beta Alpha, Student Council HERMINIO DIAZ Vieqzies, Puerto Rico Phi Iota Alpha. Alpha Beta Alpha, Stu- dent Council. Tri-Angle, Sigma Epsilon RICHARD ALBERT EVANS Edgeworth, Pa. Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Beta Alpha, Skull 81 Bones C. O. A., Student Council, Tau Kappa Epsilon LEON M. GOLDBERG East Chicago, I1ia'. Alpha Beta Alpha, Skull 8: Bones C. O. A., Student Council, '48 Modulus, Tri- Angle, Sigma Epsilon I-IUGI-I E. GUNTER Elkhart, I1ia'. Sigma Epsilon, Tri-Angle CAdv. Mgrxl DONALD JUNIOR HOLWERDA Goshen, I miiaiia Band, Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Sigma Phi ROBERT L. JOHNSON , Albion, Michigan Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Beta Alpha. J WILLIAM RICHARD JO'HNSON if Hillsdale, Michigan Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Sigma Phi, Tennis 3 0 , T 9 a m W' M . ,' ff i J if f f ,, 744 fqccaunlmq ROBERT JoNEs, JR. Scranton, Pa. Sigma Epsilon DONALD ERNEST LOBB Lizzcivn, Micbigarz Sigma Epsilon, Commercial Bowling League, Alpha Beta Alpha STANLEY J. MARCUS East Chicago, Ind. Tri-Angle Editor, Modulus fAsst, Bus. Mgixl Skull 8: Bones C. O. A., Sigma Ep- silon, Alpha Beta Alpha, Student Council MATTHEW MARION MICHALAK East Chicago, I mt . Sigma Epsilon, Inter-F'raternitY Council, Student Council, Modulus Staff, Tau Kappa Epsilon STANLEY FRANKLIN REIMANN l Belvidere, I I Iinois Sigma Epsilon JACK K. SLATEN Gary, Ind. Sigma Epsilon CLYDE JACKSON UNDERWOOD Calboon, Georgia JOSEPH BLACK WILMER Covington, Va. Sigma Epsilon, Phi Sigma Chi THEODORE F. KYLE Pittsburgh, Pa. Sigma Epsilon VICTOR FRANCIS MAINENTE jcrscy City, N. Phi Kappa, Alpha Beta Alpha RALPH HAROLD MARTIN Angola, Ind. Sigma Epsilon, Band, Commercial Bowl- ing League KIYOSHI MIYASATO Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii FRED C. SCHMIDT Rochester, Ncw York Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Beta Alpha, Tri- Angle, Bowling, Student Council, Treas- urer, Senior Class '49 CASIMIR S. STRELINSKI Michigan City, Intl. Sigma Epsilon, Tri-Angle, Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Basketball EDWARD JOHN URBAN W1JccIc1', Mich. Sigma Epsilon MILTON C. WILMER Coifington, Va. ,Qi 7 01.2 W, fr A ,Mi af f N at asf' f . , ,M , .yy v W 3, 3 iw . 1 :-if JY? if. - .4 ffgffffzf a ffv WW' iff WMf f WW? V X z .ma i f fy ' dw' A .. ,,,,,,.,, H J ..,, ' 1 AWG' Q Q yt. ' ' ' gf -2i,.-:::-:- bf! Abi 1 1 0 .2 wi. g sm 'W Y V . M. .. . S Y W I ' L '..' R' X rw. Q 'Zi -' . . - vp Q. . - ., .im-.f-gg JAMES S. ACKERMAN South Bend, Ind. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety ARTHUR E. BROWN Detroit, Mich. Tau Kappa. Epsilon MARTIN ROBERT CHRISTIANSEN Muskegon, Mich. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Tau Kappa Ep- s i l o n, Commercial Bowling League RALPH FRANCIS FOX Hill5iile, III. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Alpha Beta A l p h a, Tri-Angle, Basketball. Golf Team, Student Coun- cil, Who's Vlho, Skull 66 Bones C. O. A. JOSEPH GERARD HEGNER Se wielzl ey, Pa. Sigma Mu Sigma, Student Council LOUIS KAPLAN Chelsea, Mass. Theta Mu Pi, Photo- graphic Society BASIL E. KIO Port Allegany, Pa. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Phi Sigma Shi, Alpha Gamma Upsi- lon, Tri-Ang1e,Inter- Fraternity Council, Secretary of Senior Class ealaaas- SADI BACO Yaueo, Puerto Rico Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Phi Iota Alpha PETER L. BRYAN Kersey, Pa. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, secretary, Alpha Sigma Phi, Tri-Angle DONALD F. CREEDMAN Mansfield, Ohio Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Alpha Beta Alpha, Skull SL Bones C. O. A., Tri-Angle, Booster Cluh, XVho's VVho, Student Coun- eil, president, Tennis Team, Fencing Team FRANK WILLIAM GATESY Lincoln Park, Mich, Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Theta Mu Pi A LOREN EDWIN I-IEINLEN Garrett, Ind. MALCOLM A. KASER Coldwater, Mich. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety BUDDIE GUY LEPLEY Ashley, Indiana CLYDE ERWIN BARNETT, JR. Swartz Creek, Mich. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Phi Sigma Chi DANIEL Joi-IN BURZYNSKI Milwaukee, Wis. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety RICHARD ALBERT EVANS Ed geuforth, Pa. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Alpha Beta Alpha, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Student Council, S k u ll 85 Bones C. O, A. CHARLES C. GILBERT LaGrange, Ind. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety ROBERT LeROY HELLER Mont pelier, Ohio DANIEL FRANCIS KELLEHER Springfield, Mass. Phi Kappa, Student Council, Athletic Board, Booster Club, Skull 8: Bones C. O. A. , RAYMOND G. LINTERN Huntington Woods, Mich. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety In Hmmm 14 mmiahaziaa CARLOS MARTINEZ Lynbroolz, N. Y. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Phi Kappa, Stu- dent Council, secy. ELMO SAM NOVELLI Chicago, Ill. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Phi Sigma Chi ANDY N. REBOCHAK VC7ina'hcr, Pa. RONALD I-I. ROSE Aiigola, Ind. ALEX JOSEPH SCHULTZ Michigan Cify, Ind. Alpha Sigma Phi, treasurer, '49 Modu- lu s, Assoc. Editor, Sigma Epsilon, treas- u r e r, Commercial Bowling Team WARREN K. STORM Elkharf, Ind. Sigma Epsilon Soci- etY. Tri-Angle, Phi Sigma Chi DONALD E. WOODY Columbus, I nd . Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety MITSUGI MUROBAYASHI Ha wi, Hawaii Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety , ROBERT SCOTT OVERMYER Colizmhus, Ohio Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Tri-Angle, fMgr, Ed.l Radio Engineer- i n g Society, E l e c- t r i c al Engineering ing Society CLARENCE A. REID. JR. Dcfroif, Mich Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety ROBERT L. RUBY Ncw Harcu, Conn. Phi Sigma Chi RUTH L. SMITH Ciizcimzafi, Ohio Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety RICHARD WILLIAM STOUT Elkharf, Ind. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, president, Stu- dent Council, Tri- Angle, Assoc. Editor LYDIA L. ABBOTT Cheszfnut, Ill. STANLEY I. NATOWITZ Potsdam, Ncw York Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Theta Mu Pi, 'lil Modulus, S t u d e nt Council, Tri-A n gl e, Booster Club CARL HOWARD PETERSON Rockford, Ill. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety HERBERT H. RITENOUR Ncw Casflc, Ind. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety BERNARD A. SCHMIDT Fliizf, Mich. JOSEPH A. SOWA Grand Rapids, Mich. Alpha Gamma Upsi- lon, Student Council, 'lil Modulus, Assoc. E d i tor, Tri-Angle, Editor-in-Chief. Golf Team, Sigma Epsilon S o c i e t y, Skull QQ Bones C. O. A. WILLIAM L. THOURLBY Sl. Clair, Mich. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Vic e-president. Alpha Sigma Phi, '49 M o rl u I u s, Editor- in Chief, S t u de n t Council. T r i-Angle, Commercial Bowling Team, Civic Theater VIRGINIA LEE SMITH Angola, Ind. Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety, Tri-Angle, '49 Modulus lill Q I f ,an f '4 9,7 X. Z . d sXfX isis X-N5 eafleqe af gnqineeaing Along ufifla ifs i11110w1fio11s 111 E11gi11ee1'i11g, Tri-Sfafe College lms l0lIg been flisfi11g11islJecl 111 llae jqelel of erl11c'c1fi011z fOl' fbe sueeessfzzl pi011ee1'i11g of flegree f1eeele1'c1f111g Courses i11 E11gi11ee1fi11g. This l2ee0111es possible from flae faef float more lJ0111's of 1'eeifafi011 pez' week are reqzzirefl ai T1'i-Stale College. Tri-Sfrzfe College gives aefzmlly 11z01'e lJ0111fs of es- Sfllfldl ILUl'blIll'6Zl C'l2gllIUC'l'lIIg f1'ai11111g flJ1z11 are given 111 flae rzzfewzge fOlllf-j'C'IIl' Course. IKilB i if - E2q F Q ! E I Q H 5 tl! ' 1 I 1 . 1 - .1 w ,. -I .x XA. 5, 4 Q Z 2 I i . E . S ,E i li ,. au Sigma Zia Tau Sigma Eta, honorary engineering society, was incorporated under the laws of the State of Indiana, April 10, 1930. Membership in the society is a reward for out- standing academic work in the Engineering School. The requirements for admission are, a 2.3 scholastic average out of a possible 3.00, with a maximum of two C grades for four consecutive terms. All engineering stu- dents with these qualifications are considered for recognition in the society. Tau Sigma Eta stands for the ideal in campus organization, brotherhood and friend- ship, a well-balanced social program, and the maintenance of high scholastic records. ...4 Left to Right: JOSEPH HADAD Tl'C'llSZll'Cl' EVERETT A. HARRIS Secretary ARTHUR E. ScHoTT P1'c'sif10111f N Qt i 'iff 1, 4 a' 4. 7cau Sigma Zia. THEODORE K. FERRAND MARVIN E. GROLL JOSEPH HADAD ROBERT B. HILLEN MARTIN W. JONES HARRY F. KLETT VVALTER LENOFF EVERETT A. HARRIS JOHN P. HINE ROBERT J. KELEMEN RICHARD LaFLEUR ROBERT MBLAUGHLIN 1 s. .gr-ESM X A F 1 me.. W' I ,W K I ,351 o . . . s 0 .3 XJ A , I A . if ,Q . I C 4:29 ,S x5:5..:1 w,M,. b .. : I Q., ff X '- Q , xg' M I 0' me Q I I ' My I Z9 W , A,1A:A:A:11:,1 ,:1,Z , ,,,,, I wwf.:-':-V. , ,J ,,1,,V., .,.,.,... I . ,,., , X. f ' if 5 . in I A. I . ,, J... U - - -- 'wx :':.I,1. '..: ,490 ,. ea, .. . 4-uh f---0,-P ' . Z. 5'5 4'-'12-4'4:x .1 ' 4-.+2:!:F:v:.-:Z ' 1' 1f.'.'. '-: ' -q5Z5V,f:,,',,:.:5- - 231- 5 . . N I R. by - :- if .. Q., A15 EQ 55225152 I '4'4'?2V?','l I7 ' ,qi f A X if f Wy' 7au Sigma Zia IVAN NICODEMUS PAUL E. PAUL ALBERT J. ROMEO ARTHUR E. SCHOTT MICHAEL A. STRILICH ARTHUR WILLIAMS WILLIAM F. PASCOE ORVILLE PRUETZEL VINCENT SACCO GEORGE SINK CLARK SWIFT CHARLES E. WITT X9 Q, xx 2 5 2 1 5, ,gm Q39 Nw X Xe, M 208 1 im. v .. 'SW is 'QS Auf? 32 N 53 ,yxil I K r YS K5 Q Q Y S wx vb 465' Maw: R x Eff' wig' 3 A i -1 3 b OFFICERS JOHN F R131NscH, Treasurer HEN L . i -g RY . ROLAND, Secre- faryg EDWARD C. KLEIN, Claairmang HARRY D. BALLARD, Vice Chairman. I I i i 1401.041 ' i l The Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences is a national organization of Aeronautical Engineers. It has as members some of the world's most famous pilots and engineers con- i nected with aviation and its many allied fields. ll The Institute publishes a journal to keep members posted on the developments and achievements in the avia- 3 tion industry. The business activities are in the hands of four ofhcersz Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer and Secretary. These four ofhcers are elected by popular vote at a banquet held each term. This banquet is the high spot of each term's activities and usually features a well-known speaker from the aviation industry. The Aeronautical Societ good luck and success to the graduating class of 1949. y wishes to extend its best for FIRST ROVV: VVilliam P. Doyle, Robert A Kintz John F P ' C Klein I-l'irrR L I' 1 . , . weinsch, treasurer: Edward , , . J . x0 and, Harry D. Ballard, Paul E. Rueclrich, Paul Dnistran SECOND HOVV: Boyd L. Smith John H O'Hare VV'l Kint' P , , . . , iliam F. Thomas, Professor D. H. - is, rofessor Quintin J. Hawthorne, Professor Gordon H. Fries, ProfeSsor Stanley Ac-ton, Dean B. George, Ray F. Boose, Francis C. Townes. THIILD ROVV: Ernest E. Freund, VVilliam A. Setlock, Lewis Malinowski, Julius J, Bajek, VVi1liam H. Shaw, Don E. Steffe, Edward Henz, John W. Blossom, Jack M. Eic-her. FOURTH ROVV: Lugene J. Chesnut, Darreld K. Calkins, Richard W. G I Lang, Dave Yee, Kenn tl D ' ' ' eiiins, Norman F. e 1 ettweiler, IV1l11am S. Forbriger, Edward J. Singer, 44,10 , yn. fa' QUINTIN HAWTHORNE Dejmrtnzenf Head -G -'a -.-.1 .qua FPL? vf :mi .,: . - -4.-,E-,L 1, . .L 5:25 4: ilu-A - : e 'KY X RV' I ., ,,. .P .- ,gil ,lp- 3 f 3'E1.,,,. gn fe, . 'K in , .r Big ff, , QAM. Qnf' 'rf 712+ , ctw ' v- 2355 5200 1 5 '55 if it 2 ff. 356 2 135 Q' is .,j X ' X J, 412 fn . fi , ga 1' 1 N 1 . ' A, m,,. I 45 1 . 1 'f ASIA., . fy Z ff, ff ' if 'J , 976. ff ff L W , J 'ff 4 ' ,. 1 M Wf X j a f Y ,QZ fic, , ,Lf Zia Vw 2 if In Q MI, if Miz' ' . f' - 7Zy'aM . yfanyfqa-, . ,, 0 H wiffzv - ' 1.- 5,-7 ff! X LEIGH M. BACHMAN Poffsvillc, Pa. Aeronautical Engineering Society HARRY D. BALLARD Twcllfc' Mile, lizil. lland, Aeronautical Engineering Soci- Qty 7 EUGENE CHESTNUT Plaiizwell, Mich. PAUL DNISTRAN Wilk,cs-Barre, Pa. Skull Sz Bones C. O. A., Secretary: Sig- ma Phi Delta, President: Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, A. S. T. E., S. A. E., Vice President: Student Council WILLIAM STEWART FORBRIGER O.x'fo1'i1', Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi, Aeronautical Engi- neering Society DEAN B. GEORGE Clarion, Pa. Sigma. Mu Sigma, Aeronautical Engi- neering Society ROBERT AMBROSE KINTZ Towson, Md. Aeronautical Engineering Society Bacfzelcvz. of Science JULIUS J. BAJEK Passaic, N. I. Sigma Phi Delta, Institute of Aero- nautical Sciences, A. S. T. E., S. A. E. RAY BOOSE Norwalk, Ohio Student ,Count-il, Aeronautical Engi- neering Society, Aeronautical Bowling Team KENNETH DETTWEILER Elkhart, Inrl. Sigma, Mu Sigma, President: Aero- nautical Engineering Society, Student Council, Skull R5 Bones C. O. A.. Inter- Fraternity Council, Vice-President of Senior Plass WILLIAM P. DOYLE Angola, Iurliana Aeronautical Engineering Society' RICHARD WEBSTER GEI-IRING Roclzforfl, Ill. Aeronautical Engineering Society EDWARD FRANCIS HENZ Masfic Beach, L. I., N. Y. Aeronautical Engineering Society fn rqefzanaulical Znqineeainq EDWARD KLEIN Buffalo, N. Y. Aeronautical Engineering Society, Tau Slglllit Eta LEWIS MALINOWSKI Batavia, N. Y. Aeronautical Engineering Society HARRY L. ROLAND Ft. Worth, Tex. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences NORMAN D. SENSENB'AUGI-I Elkhart, Intl. Sigma Mu Sigma, College Band, Aero- nautical Engineering Society VERN DEAN SI-IIPLEY Ann Arbor, Mich. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Aeronautical Engi- neering Society, All-American Chorus, Tri-Angle, Skull 82: Bones, C. O. A., Stu- dent Council, Inter-Fraternity Council BOYD L. SMITH Girard , Pa. Sigma Phi Delta, Aeronautical Engi- neering Society NORMAN F. LANG Wobzzzfzz, Mass. DAVID ALLEN MENDEL Pittsfield, Mass. Aeronautical Engineering Society, Col lege Band f f L- 42 2 .' fi 'Z PAUL E. RUEDRICI-I, JR. Lansing, Mich. Aeronautical Engineering Society WILLIAM A. SETLOCK Buffalo, N. Y. S. A. E., Aeronautical Engineering So- ciety, Photo Society, Student Council, Sigma Phi Delta DON E. STEFEE 4 ,Q Butler, Intl. at 0 iw if Aeronautical Engineering Society ii' 'i'i ii' ' A3 Q Q Qs. W 4, ' fits ! cs I X FRANCIS CHARLES TOWNES t ' 'f Q' gg: ' Cealar Springs, Mzcla. E wx 5 Aeronautical Engineering S o c i e t y, ,,,,T,,lf Chairman: Studeiit Couicil, Pattern X ,,, I W 'xi' . ,et Shop Illstfuflol' ..... . I .. rQc ,,... t l r rsr ' DAVE YEE ,,,. , N ewcastle, Pa. Wi' Sigma Mu Sigma, Student Council, Treasurer: Chinese Club, Tri-Angle - 2. tx Q4 I -irr ----- CAFETENA 71 ref. efzemical Scale The purposes of the Chemical Engineering Society are: to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional associationg and instill professional pride in chemical engineering. The Tri-State group is a Student Aiiiliate Chapter of the American Chemical Society. The members enjoy the opportunity of hearing guest speakers who are experts in Various phases of chemical engineering and leaders in their Held. FRONT ROXY: Joseph Ashmead, Ann Michalko, Francis VVillian1s, Paul TVieWandt, Pro- fessor Max Bezik, Dr. Stefan Slanina, Professor Gerald Moore, Ivan Nicodeinus, David Crissinan, Greta Bodie, Carl Palmer. SECOND ROXV: Arvid Honkanen, Charles Kuntzman, Richard Mould, Robert, Rockwell, Norman XVonch, Alexander Ritchie, Eugene Straight, Robert Henderson, Richard Manges, Ralph Schott, John Glasgow. THIRD ROXV: Richard Stork, Robert McDermott, Peter Byk, Gale Eddy, Donald Phelps, Robert Deverell, Bernard Rice, VVilliam Powers, Robert Clifford, Robert Trauterman, Arthur Blanco. FOURTH ROXY: Albert Olson, Bert Formanik, XVillian1 YVi1son, VVillia1n Kercheval, Thomas XYeber, John Mays, Lionel Moyes, Paul Paul, Richard Harner. FIFTH ROXV: Hubert Miller, John Mc-Collum, Carl XVieiwandt, Orin Crider, Robert Hale. Noel Bain, Jack Pickel, Vileikko Haapanen, Carlos Velasquez. K 4 f ifjl ' ' Q! .M AQ .Q an Left to Right: ROBERT W. HALE, Vzce Pl'USiU,Ul1ff CLARENCE H. KETCHAM Presidcffzfg JOSEPH C. ASHMEAD, II Scfcrcfaryg ROBERT J. CLIFFORD, Trms Q3 I 1 ., I -. V no , ..,,f ,V ,f 0 , f I f . ,I 5497 , Az Wk 1 3 , 450 I l' X QVWE , 'fe 1 'W f'f , .fl , e .7 ,A . 'Q , . fl .V ,nf , 2 f ' - 2 ll A 4 '1 7 2. 441, 7 Q -, in?-f f 41 23 1119141 my ,, Z Z V f -W 1 ' 1 f JOSEPH C. ASHMEAD Williazlzsfolz, Mass. Vhemical lflngineering Society, A. C. S. ROBERT SI-IIERSON BENNER Adrian, Micb. A. C. S. ROBERT EDWIN BROOKSBANK Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Chemical Engi- neering Society, A. C. S., Basketball, Student Council ORIN CRIDER Dccafur, Ind. Chemical Engineering Society BERT J. FORMANIK Oil Cify, Pa. Chemical Engineering Society WEIKKO W. HAAPANEN Angola, Intl. A. C. Chemical Engineering Society ROBERT E. HENDERSON Franklin, Pa. Chemical Engineering Society, Vice President: I-iooster Club, Secretary: Modulus. Managing Editor: Tri-Angle, Sigma Mu Sigma, Inter- Fraternity Council, A. C. S. WILLIAM D. KERCHEVAL Princeton, Ky. Chemical Engineering Society Bczcfnelaa of Science NOEL MCGREGOR BAIN Port-of-Slbczin, T1'inia'ad, Br. W. I. A. C. Tau Sigma Eta GRETA JEAN BODIE Angola, Ind. Chemical Engineering Society, Secre- tary: A. C. S., Secretary, Tau Sigma Eta ROBERT JOSEPH CLIFFORD Moosic, Pa. A. C. S., President DAVID CRISSMAN Frunlzlin, Pa. Sigma Mu Sigma, Treasurer: Student Council, Chemical Engineering Society, Skull :Sk Bones, C. O. A., Inter-Fratern- ity Council, Treasurer DONALD M. GREENMAN LaGrange, Inn'. Chemical Engineering Society ROBERT W. HALE New Marlecf, N. H. A. C. S., Baseball ARVID HONKANEN Eznbmfrass, Minn. A. C. S. CLARENCE H. KETCHUM Roslyn Heights, N. Y. Alpha Sigma Phi, Chemical Engineer ing Society, President 744 efzemicaf gnqineeaing. JOHN A. MAYS Pora, W. Va. 1X. C. S. IVAN NICODEMUS Elklyarf, Inrl. Skull 8: Bones C. O. A., Tau Sigma Eta. Chemical Engineering Society, Student Council, Booster Club, A. C. S. ALBERT R. OLSON Bellwood, Ill. Beta. Phi Theta, Chemical Engineering Society JAMES MASSEY SHANEEN Cbapnt Hughes, Onfario, Canada Sigma Mu Sigma, TN7ho's VVho, Chem- ical Engineering Society, A. C. S. OLIVER J. SMITH Clinfon, Iowa Chemical Engineering Society, Vice President: Inter-Fraternity Council, Tau Kappa Epsilon RICHARD CARL STALF Fort Wagfzze, I nfl . Sigma Mu Sigma, A. C. S., Student Council WILLIAM HAYWARD TAYLOR Pbilaclclplaia, Pa. Photographic Society, Chemical Engi- neering Society FRANCIS P. WILLIAMS, JR. Oniario, Cal. Band, Dance Orchestra, A, C. S. HUBERT MILLER Goshen, lnrl. Chemical ldngineering Society, Basket- ball LIONEL A. MOYES jackson, Micla. Photographic Society. Chemical Engi- 1le6'1'11'1g,' Society. Sigma Mu Sigma PAUL E. PAUL Flinf, Micaly. Tau Sigma Eta, A. C. S. ROBERT HARLAND ROCKWELL Kokomo, lnrl. Tau Kappa Epsilon, A. C. S. EUGENE D. STRAIGHT Caflc'f1'sl2z11'g, Ky. A. C. S., Student Council, Booster Club RICHARD L. STORK Flint, Micla. A. C. S., Sigma Phi Delta, Student Council THOMAS GEORGE WEBER Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemical Engineering Society NORMAN DON WONCH jackson, Micla. A. C. S., Photographic Society ' 19-Lei. c 2311. .,.. ff 31' 7 I 'jp ' ff'2'3Z5 15Ei: is5::I5:: s'fw.. 4' ,.,.::.:,:.-3:-zz-w .A Z.. ., -.:.:. :E ul . f, 1 f . .Q :1' A A if . if. ..- ! . .1-miie: 9 .1 . Z:':5:7:3:i:?5:5 .', LEE. vi 15E?5Z5E5E?'E ' . 51,2 M., -- et. .av .. , .,... It I il Wiiflsbw. l QI Q, l' af 3 '. -Ziifrgrfiffiiti. I' 5:-' 1 A :I-if fi ' f f .. --i' A -. . 1 . i 3:3 S VE . .iw . ali' - Nays k .? . 1 V' -1.-ee ' - .-1-:r::1:.u.:a:z::ee.. :5:.:5.2-:.s.:.s'2 . ..F 5 asusr:-5:4-xessszai:sg.g'5:5:qi:g:gg.,:5-,:,.:1j-ng.,gg::g:g:5f5f.5:5:g1r:':-:Az X- Ah, 'a S3 ' -.:,:f:45me12.:-ie::f'.,:.:-sna.Q:e-za:5s.1:fav1.Q1-:s.:::V:.ap-:zz-:.::::-:.'A ix. if S eiaif Znqineefulnga Sacielq The Society became affiliated this year with the American Roadbuilders Associa- tion in the form of a Student Chapter on the Campus of Tri-State College. This afliliation affords the Civil Society member the opportunity of keeping up to date on the outside civil field by receiving pertinent monthly bulletins, magazines, and other literature. i The Civil Engineering Socitey was very fortunate this year in obtaining many outstanding speakers and motion pictures related to Civil Engineering Work. CECIL HAUBER Head of Department OFFICERS refaryg MICHAEL SLAVICH, Treasurer. X Left to Right: RICHARD T. Fox, Prcfsidenfg RICHARD D MILEWSKI, Vice Presirlenfg NORTON H. SUTTON Set Q.,-Q '-aa .-nm mf... ...,,.. 'Q .9....-- - ..-.M ., . an-. Gm! Zmimeeamq Sauer., TOP GROUP I IllS'l' IUJXV: lvlivlmel Slnyivll, Gerard Anton, Norton Sutton, Charles Shade, Joe Haines, Howard Sullivan, Glenn lflnrris, llussell llaynor, 'llheodore Jordan, ldugene Cronin. SIQCONII ILOXV: Donald F. Becker, Arthur Nelson, Leon Glidr-well, Joseph Keiser, Samuel J. llloore, Jenn F. Gwaltn63'. llohert IP. lleitze, Iliclizxrd II. l np:'et, John Mossman. Tllllllb IIOXV: Charles Ii, XYilwox, lirynnt C. Brantley, John I., Smid, Thomas E. Selman, llieliard D. Milewski, Carroll Imuglns Ilofflemyer, Paul IQIIQ-Q-6'lllL1l'tll, Harry Speake, Donnld I . Gullaglier, Carl XX'allzn-e, Ashley llonse. SECOND GROUP FIIIST IIHNVZ lVilliz1m O. Harris, Mike Mayrofrides, Bruce L. Husselman, Charles P. Gould, Jr., Ernest XV. Walte1'S, Jr., Iiit-hnrd K. llleterson, John XV. Larson, lizrylnond G. NVise, Ifiurton C. Corwin, Fred A. I-Rohn, Satterlee E. Petty, llnrolfl VIIIIIDIJQI . SICVONIJ IUMV: llichard T. Fox, fA'llfl1'l6S XV. Freeherg, Lawrenrle J. ITFZIIJUIS, Herman C. Iirhzwher, Hubert M. Korbus, Italy XV. Lnrkins, Brenton L, Kirk, Vivtor IG. Coleman, Mehmet F. Yenice, George J. Kilanski, Stanley F. Mather. TIIIIKD IIUXVZ Herbert L. Hay, Joe E. XVaddill, Dave Genovese. Joe XYingo, Norman A. Julian, XValter B. Connell, I'nul Kostyshak, XVilden L. Snyder, Forest F. Franze, Paul IZ. Vernon, Edward P, Markey. V FOVILTII IUJXV: John D. Large, ltonald Ehlinger, Ralph Haslett, Theodore E. Gooch, Thomas Hernandez. Fredricko, Rafael de los Ilios, Ianni-io M. de Landa, Illdwardliuckley, Lloyd Thompson. BOTTOM GROUP FIILST ROXV: John li. Vassnllo, Melvin R. Havill, Stanley Rutka, Jolm XYilc-ox, John Hine, Professor Cecil Hauber, Professor lmonard Burr-hfielll, XVillia,m F. Dryden, Lyle G. UDP, -TV.. Salvatore N. GIELSSO. SIGCIJND HOXV: Ilobc-rt Van Kampen, Charles XV. York, Max H. Bard, Jack Crumal, Nick Franzese, Manley Knutson, Garth linden, Charles Kaiser, Eugene Hoffman. THIIID ILOXV: Samuel T. Gunnett, John V. Valentine, CharlOS li. Brower, Robert Kessler, Edmund M. Biederman, Earl S. llargis, lfldmund J. Gronc-ki, Duncan Robertson, Robert IE. Lynch, Stanley Abramowic-z, Fred J. Leydecker. l FOITIITH ILOYV: George Shziner, Kenneth C. C'rag'o, Ralph M. XVataru, John J. Donnelly, 1iO5'l'e K. XYa.terS, DaV1d R- lNI4.'CLltl'llllIl, Gus A. Peterson, Xvllliillll E. Miller. Eaofzelaa of S ' in Gia!! Zngineeaing. GERARD B. ANTON Maplewood, N. I. Alpha Sigma Phi, Civil Society FREDERICK A. BOHN Ainhridge, Pa. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Tau Sigma Eta WILLIAM T. CAMPBELL Battle Creek, Mich. BURTON C. CORWIN Bismarck, N. D. Sigma Phi Delta, Civil Engineering S o c i e t y, vice President: Amer- ican Road Builders Ass'n. Vice President: Student Council, Presi- dent of Senior Class '49 CARROLL DOUGLAS DOFFELMYER Lnray, Va. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Alpha. Sigma Phi PAUL R. ENGELBERTH VC7arsaw, Indiana Civil Engineering Soci- ety NICHOLAS FRANZESE Wafkiizs Glen, N. Y. Civil Engineering Soci- ety MAX C. GARL Elkhart, Ind. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Sigma Mu Sigma MAX HILEMAN BARD Mount Union, Pa. T a n K a p p a Epsilon, Civil Engineering Soci- e t y, In t e r-Fraternity Council, American Road Builders Ass'n. CHARLES M. BROWER Piercefon, Ind. Civil Engineering Soci- ety VICTOR E. COLEMAN South Bend, Ind. Civil Engineering Soci- ety JACK C. CRUMAL Long Beach, Cal. Civil Engineering Soci- ety WILLIAM F. DRYDEN Adams, N. Y. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, American Road Builders Ass'n. HERMAN CHARLES ERBACHER Cincinnati, Ohio Phi Kappa, Treasurer: Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Treasurer: Inter- Fraternity C o u n c i l, President DONALD FRANCIS GALLAGHER So. Nafick, Mass. Civil Engineering Soci- ety S. N. GLASSO Rome, N. Y. Phi Sigma Chi, Basket- ball DONALD F. BECKER Danville, Pa. Civil ldngineering Soci- ety HAROLD! FRANK CAMPBELL Chappaqna, N. Y. T a u K a p p an Epsilon, Civil Engineering Soci- ety WALTER BRITT CONNELL Orlando, Fla. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Phi Sigma Chi, Alpha Gamma Upsilon RAFAEL DE LOS RIOS New York, N. Y. Phi Iota Alpha, Vice President: Civil Engi- neering Society, Tri- Angle, Student Council, Inter-.l+'raternitv Coun- cil RONALD EARL EHLINGER jones ville, Mich. Basketball, Civil Engi- neering Society RICHARD T. FOX Oil City, Pa. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, President: Ameri- can lload Builders Ass'n., President Student Council VICTOR AUGUSTUS GANSSER Bay City, Mich. Baseball, Civil Engii- neering Society LEONZO VINTON GLIDEWELL A Indianapolis, Ind. Civil Engineering Soci- GUQ American R o a d Builders Ass'n. 1,7 f f 'JZ f, 4 W I' f Mfr , I, f fi I 9 Q f . 1 1 bzibv Aff! 6 f j , e 4 jf ?w 'f f'w'5 f ' 'iii A is CHARLES P. GOULD New Orleans, La. EDMUND JOSEPH GRONCKI Rockford, Ill. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Secretary: Ameri- can Road Builders Ass'n. .af-W Wyify, ,- a ---- -f f .-,.,fW,. .29 '::,1. , V- , W, , A f' . 2 .',.fff-, 1' ,7 1 , P xv ff 'if Q.. W W v i v V7 ' , ,if r . 4 4 ' fe f Q . if V. gy- ,f -5.7 1122? V- ,., V 'VZZ3 ' 'off' IW' - -. . :V-f 45.5 , ' 1,. 5' -Q - f .. '76 AL ' J. f' .w. .-:v: eip- -' , 'vnu 4 P , W, . I . - . vials 2- 1 ' 'iff' 1 2 ' ' . ' 4.51 . fzf. .- . 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'23 V' f l L' f A 1 f . il' 1 - Il' 5 if ,EZ new Q JEAN F. GWALTNEY Sedan, Kansas Civil Engineering Soci- ety RALPH W. HASLETT Minneapolis, Minn. Sigma Phi Delta, Vice President: Civil Engi- neering Society RICHARD E. HUNT Lawrence, Ind. R a d i o Engineering, Tennis Society GEORGE F. KAYS Cain bridge, Ohio Civil Engineering Soci- ety, President GEORGE JACK KILANSKI Brooklyn, N. Y. PAUL KOSTYSHAK Youngstown, Ohio Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Student Council, Golf Team FRED J. LEYDECKER Ebenezer, N. Y. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Phi Kappa, Treas. EDWARD POGUE MARKEY Long Beach, Cal. Civil Engineering Soci- ety I gacfzelafz. of Sciwzce GLENN SCHAFER HARRIS Dan ville, Ill. Civil Engineering Soci- ety MELVIN ROSS HAVILL Sacrarnenio, Cal. Phi Sigma Chi, Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Civil Society, American Road Builders Ass'n. THEODORE E. JORDAN Willianzspmft, Pa. Civil Engineering Soci- ety JOE E. KEISER Hyrnera, Ind. Civil Engineering Soci- ety BRENTON L. KIRK Nepfnne Beach, Fla. Civil Engineering Soci- ety JOHN DINSMORE LARGE Piqua, Ohio Civil Engineering Soci- ety, A. S. T. E. LYLE GEORGE LIPP Elsie, Mich. Civil Engineering Soci- ety DAVID ROY MCCUTCHAN Russellville, Ind. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, A m e r ic a n Road Builders ASs'n. WALTER N. HARRIS Elmwood Park, Ill. Alpha Sigma Phi JOHN P. I-IINE Roanoke, Ind. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Tau Sigma Eta NORMAN A. JULIAN Columbus, Ohio Phi Sigma Chi, Civil Engineering S o c i e t y, Civic Theatre ROBERT CHARLES KESSLER Richmond, Ind. Civil Engineering Soci- ety HUBERT MICHAEL KORBUS Chicago, Ill. Phi Kappa, Civil Engi- neering SOCIGLY RAY WESLEY LARKINS- Pasadena, Cal. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, P111 Sigma Chi ROBERT EDWARD LYNCH Newport, R. I. Phi Kappa, Civil Engi- neering Society RICHARD DONALD MILEWSKI - Holland, Mich. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Civll Laboratory Instructor WILLIAM EUGENE SAMUEL J. MOORE MH-I-ER Marion, Ind. Gary, Ind. cgvn Engineering soci- e y Civil Engineering Soci- ety, American Road Builders Ass'n. in Gan! Zag JOHN J. MOSSMAN Wabash, Iml. Civil Engineering Soci- ety STANLEY RUTKA Rome, N. Y. Phi Sigma Chi, Inter- Fraternitv Council, Bas- ketball, School Ping Pong Champ GEORGE G. SHANER Poffsfown, Pa. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Sigma Phi Delta HOWARD M. SULLIVAN LaPorz'e, Ind. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, American Road Builders AsS'n., Student Council, Tri-Stan Coun- cil, Tennis, Bowling, Skull 81 Bones C. O. A., Secretary: Senior Class Treasurer ANGEL TORRES Ufraclo, Puerto Rico PAUL BOMAR VERNON Black Mountain, N. C. Civil Beta Phi Theta. Engineering S o c i e t y, American Road Build- ers Ass'n. ERNEST WAYNE WALTERS Al favisla, Va. CHARLES B. WILCOX Jackson, Mich. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, Alpha Sigma Phi, House Manager W? GUS A. PETERSON Olean, N. Y. Civil Engineering Soci- etv, Student Council, Alpha Gamma Upsilon THOMAS EDWARD SELMAN Valparaiso, I na' . Civil Engineering Soci- ety, '48 Modulus MICHAEL SLAVICI-I Berwick, Pa. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, President: Ameri- can Road Builders Ass'n. NORTON HAROLD SUTTON No. Afflehoro, Mass. Student Council, Vice President: '49 Modulus, Managing Editor: Civil Engineering Society, Secretary: A m e r i c a n Road Builders Ass'n., Secretary: Tau Kappa. Epsilon, Skull Sz Bones C. O, A., Tri-Angle, S. A. E., Booster Club JOHN BAPTIST VASSALLO Wil liams po rt, Pa. Phi Sigma Chi, Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Civil Engineering Society JOE EDMUND WADDILL Neptune Beach, Fla. ROYCE K. WATERS Ava, Mo. Civil Engineering Soci- ety JOHN W. WILCOX Jackson, Mich. ASHLEY T. ROUSE Scio, N. Y. Alpha Sigma Phi, Civil Engineering Society CHARLES RUSSELL SHADE Worthington, Minn. Civil Engineering Soci- ety HARRY MILLER SPEAKE College Park, Md. Alpha Sigma Phi,' Civil Engineering S o c 1 e t y, Student Council, Ameri- can Road Builders Ass'n. LLOYD O'. THOMPSON Strathcona, Minn. Sigma Phi Delta, S. A. E., Student Council FEDERICO LEOPOLDO VEGAS Caracas, Venezuela Phi Iota Alpha, Presi- dent: Student Council, Civil Engineering Soci- ety CARL V. WALLACE Indianapolis, Iml. Civil Engineering Soci- ety, American Road Builders Ass'n. RICHARD P. WEISBECK Buffalo, N. A Y. Phi Kappa, ,Civil Engi- neering Society, Ameri- can Road Builders Ass'n. JCE H. WINGO Easfahoga, Ala. CHARLES WRIGHT YORK Washington, D. C. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sec- retaryi Civil Engineer- ing Society, Tri-Angle STEPHAN J. ZAJKO New Brifain, Conn. Civil Engineering Soci- ety VW 1 5 , 5 'fl iffy 7 Q. W- ggf' 'A , , , Q . 5, . f - 's 5 . I X l::?fg:3iii::j . VV ,if My ff .:'ff-- ...Z , A .::f25,3.1,W. . .. I -my 1 e ' ' 1 ff - if I 'i'r' i 55' XY , , -. ' NZ, . , ' im , , aff E f 2,585 W-Ze, sn, . aww' .4 -1 arf z, l f ,, , ,.,. ' V1 ii ..,.' ' ' f fl. -Ii i V. we . I Q . ' l .-.... . '.l-2:5525 9' if i S.. Q i .. s . Q . .Fails I ,. iL..s:1.'2Ej , N : ' I 'Q -fi' Tit, f n I Z 3 's X 9 E .1 ' f'5r -Z'- f- .Ati-, 5:-ei.-. P N 1 9: .xx s.. ,ES 3 . it X X N ,W . , 5, ss Q 'fi .. iff: n ELECTRICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS ARTHUR E. SCHOTT, President PAT R. MONROE, Treasurer JAMES E. HUGHES, Secretary RICHARD E. WAUGH, Vice President gfechical Zngzamatq Sweet, The primary objective of the Electrical Society is to acquaint members with actual practice in their chosen field. To attain this, the officers of the Society have de- cided on a three-fold plan: speakers, moving pictures, and demonstrations. The speak- ers are chosen from the leaders in the electrical industry. Moving pictures are shown to illustrate various phases of electrical work. Demon- strations are given by speakers and the 'f . school's instructors. The Society also spon- sors field trips which enables members to ob- serve opportunities in their prospective L 5l5 x 5 field. CLYDE SHAW Head of Department ...T ff-' 5-ii X r.. 5 if X- gfecfucal gngineefzing IIUINT lurwg 101-gmlqull,511111-iii-1lvl', Thumzls V. Suveglcy, I:Il'lI21I'1-I A. Cie-vi11:+11', IloIw1't XV, Kirby, Jalues IG. Ilupzlws, I'hiIIiii 11. Liu, Ilay XV. XXY212-1'l1Cl', IGdwz11'rI H, In,-I-ke1'. VHNI1 IIHXY: Iluliiwt K. Gray, Ivzlle G, Smith, Lmiislao .I. Sfvsu, Joe Strykul, l:f1f.Jl'g6' Plzlcifgr, Ge111',2'e- XV. Jones, 1'IiI'I'm'mI I , XX'ii-mlmziii. I XVII IIHXY: Pauli Iiriiikmzxn, 1'IiI?m'd A. Himsa, John Yei':1Sli1i11:'1s, Raymond Stutzer, LeStc-1' Ove1'Ira11g:Ii, Matt lmlrgis. IILHNT IIHXVZ Nelsrm Iiatmiiziiu, Jr., .Inswpli L. INIIZIITJIIQNS, Artlim' IC. Sc-Imtt, ICdwz11'd liustwivk, liobert J. Kelle- nwn, .Izumi-s I+'. Smith, Iiuiwrt O. Mvzulwr, Mivlmel J. SUIIXVZIVIZ. NIIIJKWJNIP IIUXV: .Iuhn C, XViIIiams, Iluswe-II If. Smith, Hollzmd IG. Shaw, Jr., Charles IC. Brown, XVilliam R. Brooke, Ilrmald J. XYG-hstelg llim-hard L. Corey, Ilewtul' IF- lvlontalvn. I -XFN IUDNV: Imuis IC. I3l'0StIllt'Yt'1', XVz11'aI V. Jensen, Pat ll. Monroe, L, Eugene Earliug. gacfzelaa of 3 ' in Zfeciaical Zmyineeaing. JAMES I-IOMER ALLEN, Cleveland, Ohio Electrical Engineering Society, Basketball CHRISTOPHER ANDREY, New York, N. Y. Electrical Engineering Society GEORGE BAKER, Amarillo, Tex. Electrical Engineering Society NELSON TURNER IFATEMAN, JR., XXvllI1C'hHlllf'iOIl, Mass. Electrical Engineering Society, Radio Engineer- ing Society, Beta Phi Theta, Student Council ANTHONY lt. BON.-XRRIGO, Indiana, Pa. Electrical Engineering Society PAUL ALAN BRINKMAN, Oak Park, Ill. Electrical Engineering Society, Theta Mu Pi YVILLIAM R. BROOKE, Cumberland, Md. Electrical Engineering Society LOUIS E. BROSTMEYER, Nokomis. Ill. Electrical Engineering Society JOSEPH L. CHAMNESS, Alma, Mich. Electrical Engineering Society, Student Council, Tri-Angle NICHOLAS CHUMA, Slickville, Pa. Radio Engineering Society, Electrical Engineer- ing Society ROBERT FRANCIS CLEMENS, Bronx, N. Y. Electrical Engineering Society, S. A. E. RICHARD L. COREY, Coldwater, Mich. Electrical Engineering Society JAMES FARREN DANIEL, Chicago, Ill. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Student Council EDXVARD B. DECKER, North Bergen, N,-J. Sigma Phi Delta, Electrical Engineering Society, S. A. E. RALPH LINCOLN DILLIN, YVashington, Ind. Electrical Engineering Society, Beta Phi Theta L. EUGENE EARLING, Dunkirk, Ind. Sigma Mu Sigma, Band, Electrical Engineering Society, Radio Engineering Society EDWVIN VVALTER FOCKLER, New Philadelphia, Ohio GEORGE GLAZER, Stamford, Conn. Electrical Engineering Society ROBERT K. GRAY, Dayton, Ohio Electrical Engineering Society EDVVARD R. GREER, Cincinnati, Ohio Phi Kappa Alpha, Electrical Engineering Society COKE LEE HAVYKINS. Hartsville. S. C. Electrical Engineering Society YEIJI HIGA, Honolulu, T, H. Electrical Engineering Society JAMES EDNVIN HUGHES. Springtield, Ohio Electrical Engineering Society, Secretary GEORGE YVASHINGTON JONES, Hammond, Ind. Electrical Engineering Society ROBERT JOHN KELEMEN, Park Ridge, N. J. Sigma Mu Sigma, Secretaryg Tau Sigma Eta, Vice President: Skull 85 Bones C. O. A., Student Coun- cil, Inter-Fraternity, Secretary: Tri-Angle, Asso- ciate Editorg Electrical Engineering Society, Vice Presidentl Radio E1ngineeringSociety, '48 Modulus ROBERT W, KIRBY, Cilkey, N. C. Electrical Engineering Society CHARLES H. LITAKER, Leaksville, N. C. Electrical Engineering Society MATHEVV LOBAS, Cleveland, Ohio Sigma Phi Delta, Electrical Engineering Society DAVID MORGAN MARTIN, Piqua, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi, Student Council, Inter-Fra- ternity Council, Chess Club, Electrical Engineer- ing Society 9 ' 1, ar ,. . . as 4 Q 2 E Q Q, .LZ-zy+l4,,,:.f,,z.. f 2'53?fx?Qv9v'35?S5f'E25i5+:-:- k .,,..,.J 7 9 rf I Sv 6624 '- f- ' vi-.-.zon - , gacfzelaa of Science in igleciaical gnqineeaing, i fam , ww, 4 9 A gi., . A . . 4 ag . :fo , , ,Q J 3 4' ,, fi MQ, Q! ' 2 x -frff 1 , , f? X f 1 N535 'km W' WW li? i Mm '. W f 'WZ -1 New :g X JK? - ' 4, ,gf ' f,-':1 3, i-4::3,..-4 ..-',.: . A.'f, 5 ,Q ,:' 6 , J , 4 Q 4 H K , 49, Q sf . eriizziwt . if ' -56125112 oh, fi 1 ' 4 6 ROBEILT OLAF MEADOR, Beckley, YV. Va. Beta Phi Theta. Electrical Engineering Society, llrainatic Cluh, Tri-Angle llOl2Ell'l' J. MELHADO, Brooklyn, N, Y. Electrical Engineering Sociely, Theta Mu Pi DVVIGHT IIOLAN MOFFATT, Oklahoma City, Okla. Electrical Engineering Society PAT HEX. MONIIUE, Huntington, Ind. Electrical Engine-cring Society, President: Sigma Mu Sigma, Skull IQ Bones C. O. A., Student Coun- cil, Tri-Angle LESTER L, OVERBAUGH, Pittsfield, Mass. Electrical Engineering Society, Student Council PETER PAPANDIIIA, South Bend, Ind. Electrical Engineering Society NVILLIAM FLOYD PASCOE, New Castle, Pa. Electrical Engineering Society, Sigma Mu Sigma, Student Council, Tri-Angle, Tau Sigma Eta GEORGE FREDERICK PLACIER, Chillicothe, Ohio Electrical Engineering Society, Phi Sigma Chi, Alpha Gamma Upsilon ARTHUR EDYVAIID SCHOTT, Rock Island, Ill. Electrical Engineering Society, Radio Society. Tau Sigma Eta FRANK H. SCHRQEDER, Richmond, Ind. Electrical .Engineering Society HOLLAND E. SHANV, JR., Moodus, Conn. Electrical Engineering Society, Sigma Mu Sigma JAMES C. SHEAHER, Lynchburg, Va. Electrical Engineering Society JAMES F. SMITH, Oklahoma City, Okla. Electrical Engineering Society ROSXVELL F. SMITH, Branford, Conn. Electrical Engineering Society THOMAS VINCENT SOVESKY, New Castle, Pa. Electrical Engineering Society RAYMOND KENNETH STATZER, Dearborn, Mich. Electrical Engineering Society JOE STRYKFL, South Bend, Ind. Electrical Engineering Society LOUIS V. SUMMEHS, Jli., Cabin Creek, VV. Va. Sigma Phi Delta, Ele'.'trical Engineering Society, Inter-Fraternity Council, S. A. E. RAY XVILLIAM XVAGNER, Duluth, Minn. Electrical Engineering Society, Radio Engineer- ing Society, Sigma Phi Delta RICHARD E. YVAUGH. Lapel, Ind. Electrical Engineering Society. Band RONALD JOSEPH XYERSTER, Cleveland, Ohio Electrical Engineering Society JOHN M, VVEICK, New York, N. Y. CLIFFORD F. XVIEDMAN, Ottumwa, Iowa Electrical Engineering Society JOHN C. TVILLIAMS, Kershaw. S. C.. Electrical Engineering Society, Sigma. Mu Sigma JAMES KENNETH XVILSON, Kramer, N. D. Electrical Engineering Society CHARLES E. XYITT, Oxford, Ohio Phi Sigma Chi, Tau Sigma Eta, Student Council Treasurer: Tri-Angle, Booster Club, Athletic Committee, Skull Sz Bones C. O. A., TVho'S Wlio, Electrical Engineering Society XVALTEII HENRY XVINSKY, Greenfield, Mase. Electrical Engineering Society, Phi Kappa JOHN J. YERASHUNAS. Cleveland, Ohio Electrical Engineering Society XVILLTAM E. YOUNG, Gas City, Ind, Electrical Engineering Society, Sigma Phi Delta rqaiaqaapfzd JU 1' . mia'- 1 4 , rv 1 U r , r x 'l' , - ,X v s 1 -.. .wyglvv . if ' ' I . l ju . 'P v - .wiv -T 5--'QQ' '. Qr 7 t' .wif . 'if2Q-Q. 1 . . 1-v 1 :P-2 A , . , ,Y .I M f' ' ' .1 ' .2 1' .QW 1 2 V' 'f'n.M'.A..m.u. '- : .' , 1. 1:1 x fwecfzanical Zngineefulnq Saciefq TOP GROUP l HUNT HHXY: lflve-1-1-tt A. Harris, John C. Pataky, liwlwrt Fessf-r, Uhurles Klein, Samuel Alousia, Donald l+'rz1m'is Carter Nh-lviu lfl'2liZIll2lll, .lf-1-mme Iievenflusky, Gerald 'l'roske, Cluiw-use Keller, lflerhert Choy. sl4fi'Nl1lHX'X fun + I lin HG Al 1 thule J ' 1' 1, f': SH 'gi iillman, Dean L. Mayer, S 11-' lil . s nrei, ' 2 ' s . Ford, Theodore K. i791'1'Z11lti, Anthony A IH-1-, 'rlimnus IC, l.l+,-wllyn, XVilliam E. Uutcult, Ge-ue llawkins, Clyde NVing', Harry VVrig'ht. TII ll I DNN lu :mth I' lluk ll1XX11dC H n M I Ill U 'z 'fi '- f. iz ' , 1 '2 ' 4. ei ig, ' zlriun J. Slie-pzwcl, liztlph XV. Pashby, Charles E, Jewell, James D If-wf-ll, l:lllll4lIl I . l'etc-rsun, XV. Lee Dewi-nt, Arthur K. XVillizx.ms. SECOND GROUP ' l HUNT IIUXVQ linhvrt J. lizxmh, Otho B. Gill, Camiel Ifhlliegelm-1', l+lflwu1'cl .l, Kulusinski, lfldwiu A, Anderson, XVayne H Yzxmlv Stf-vm-, Iluflulph A, XV:1ltt-rs, VVilli:1m J. Unfit-r, Carl IC. Swartz, 1'lurem'e XY. Johnsem, Charles A. Hmmer, Sl1rrNIrl ek Ie tl YN I1 lil t I Nl l I All S L 1l1 ' LHXV: 1'liff4r1'fl lf. llzirb v , Q nne I '. hrsuns, ' on-1' Vaife-l'111nte1', it muy Q. Gu-1-ia'c', XYilliam L Kutte-r, Vlzxytfm XV. Shwl'I', XYillz1rd J. Tulnrninygu, lfmnnld Tr-ws, lA-mmiwl li. llenry, John ll. Luken. Tllllilb IUJXY: Iiuhl-rt A. i x'1'IJ,'l1S, Victor E. Snuc-rheher, i'Xl'9lit1l'l1'k IC. Him-ks, llnhert F, Sawyer, John A. Szu'crec'Cia, Russell A Alwnlf-S, llzlrwlrl IC, Smith, Hilbert N. I-lilt, Juhn H, O'llz1re. BOTTOM GROUP I HUNT IZUNV: i'iI'ZlIll.'lS L, Messier, John J. XVe::'er, Julius B. Smith, lflrm-St A, Simnwnsen, Dairwin A. Mixer, liohert XV lluml, flux' lfl. Kennwly, NVilliam J. B. lnglmm, Jr. FHNIJ liUXY: Vvilltvl' N. Iienoff, Professor Minaril lf, Hose, Louis ll. Sissun, Xxwiilillll li. Smith, Arthur C, Park, Yin-toi 1. Iluwk, lmnald G. NVhys0ng. ' lwecfmnical gnqineeainq Sacielq JOHN HUMPHRIES I-lead of D6'f7llVfl7ZCl1f Q. A: N.. x 'c.-I .... My of ,pf kn...J i kt The objectives of the Society are to promote good fellowship, furnish an oppor- tunity for students to develop leadership, and to disseminate technical information of interest to student engineers. These objectives are accomplished through meetings con- ducted wholly by and for the students which are held on the campus three Wednes- days a month. Much valuable information is obtained from listening to speakers engag- ed by the Society at frequent intervals. These men are experts in their field and fur- nish the student an insight as to what lies beyond graduation. In addition, at nearly every meeting a short movie depicting some phase of engineering is shown. OFFICERS EDWIN A. ANDERSON, Svvrciary ,,,.' DONALD GEORGE WYSONG, Tl'C'dSZIl'l,l' JOHN JOSEPH WEGER, Prcsin'v1zf OTHO BERNARD GILL, Vice P1'l'Sfl1'Fl1f Bacfaefafz of Science GEORGE A. ABBOTT, Oakdale, Calif. lklechanical Engineering Society, Radio Engineer- ing Society, S. A. E, SAMUEL E. ALOUISA, Avis, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Society, S. A. E. EDXVIN A. ANDERSON, Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical .Engineering Society, Secretaryg A. S. T. E., S. A. E. XVILLIAM ARTHUR ARMSTRONG, Battle Creek, Mich. H. MARlON APPLE. Indianapolis, Ind. lwlechanical Engineering Society, Rocket Society ROBERT LUIS AROCHO, Utuado, Puerto Rico SHERMAN G. ASKREN, Indianapolis, Ind. THADDEUS JOSEPH BARANOXVSKI, South Bend, Ind. Mechanical Engineering Society, Rocket Society, Phi Kappa - EARL D. BENZAL, Middle Grove, N. Y. Mechalnical Engineering Society, Student Council, S. A. J. ROBERT JAY BEUTLER, Mishawaka, Ind. lvlechanical Engineering Society, Phi Sigma Chi LEE DAVIS BROXTN, East Sparta, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Student Council, Inter-Fraternity Council GEORGE EVERETT BILLMAN, Jersey Shore, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Society, Alpha Gamma Upsilon, A. S. T. E., S. A. E. KENNETH PHILLIP BLACK, Kohler, VVis. Meiinagical Engineering Society, A. S. T. E., S. . . CHARLES A. BONNER, Kittanning, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Society, Sigma Phi Delta CHARLES EDYVARD BYHAM, Saegertown, Pa. klengiariuicig Engineering Society, Sigma Phi Delta, DONALD FRANK CARTER, Miles City, Mont. Mechanical Engineering Society, Photographic Society '- JOHN E. CARVER, Angola, Ind. - JOSEPH D. CASILIO, Rochester, N. Y. Alpha Sigma Phi DONALD L. CASTERLINE, Lansing, Mich. A. S, T. E., Golf Team KENNETH VVILLIAM CHAMBERLIN, Mishawaka, Ind. ' Mechanical Engineering Society JOSEPH A. CHIMENTI, Vlfoodmere, L. I., N. Y. Alpha Sigma Phi, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Tri-Angle, '48 Modulus, Student Council, Senior Class Vice-President HERBERT K. T. CHOY, Honolulu, Hawaii Alpha Sigma Phi, Chinese Club, President: Stu- dent Council, S. A. E., Treasurer: Mechanical En- gineering Society D?4NALD FREDERICK CHRISTENSEN, Greenville, ich. THOMAS VV. CROKER, Lawrence, N. Y. HERBERT FRANCIS CRONIN, Keyport, N. J. A. S. T. E., Tau Kappa Epsilon, Mechanical En- gineering Society CAMIEL DeKEGELAER, Mishawaka, Ind. Phi Kappa, Dramatics Club, Mechanical Engineer- ing Society CARMINE DeSPIRITO, Newark, N. J. Phi Kappa, Mechanical Engineering Society W. LEE DEWENT, Zeeland, Mich. RUSSELL BENJAMIN DEWITT, Lake Jackson, Mich. Sigma. Phi Delta, A. S. T. E., Mechanical Engi- neering Society THOMAS J. DOMSIC, Coldwater, Mich. A S. A. E., Mechanical Engineering Society EUGENE ROBERT DONOVAN, Peru, Ill. THOMAS JAY EDVVARDS, JR., Scranton, Pa. .FREDERICK JAMES EVERETT, Goshen, Ind. Phi Kappa, Mechanical Engineering Society HARRY MERLYN EXLEY, Oil City, Pa. CHARLES H. FERNALD, Wynnewood, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Society THEODORE K. FERRAND, Gardenville, N. Y. Tau Sigma Eta, Mechanical Engineering Society ROBERT A. FESSER, Jackson, Mich. A. S. T, E., S. A. E., Mechanical Engineering So- ciety CHARLES J. FORD, North Charleston, YV. Va. S. A. E., Sigma Phi Delta, Mechanical Engineering Society JAMES EDVVARD GAFFNEY, Collins, N. Y. VVILLIAM ALLEN GETTIG, Camp Hill, Pa. Sigma Mu Sigma, Student Council OTHO BERNARD GILL, Lebanon, Pa. I Mechanical Engineering Society, President: A, S. T. E.. First Vice-Chairman: S. A. E., Skull 8: Bones C. O. A.. Treasurer 741 luecfaanical gnglln ' XVILLIAM C. GINGIIICH, Logansport, Ind. A. S. T. lfl., S, A. E., Alpha Sigma Phi, Mechanical Engineering Society MILLARD GIJADD, l'tica, N. Y, Sigma Phi Delta NVALTER GRABER Benton Harbor, Mich. . Sigma Phi Delta, A. S. T. E., S. A. E., Mechanical Engineering Society 4' ROBERT L, GliElM, Fort XYayne, Ind. Student Council, Sigma Mu Sigma, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Mechanical Engineering Society . ' JOHN H. GIVNNING, JR., Baltimore, Md. Sigma Phi Delta, A. S. T. E., S. A. E., Mechanical Engineering Society ARTHUR B. HAAS,AlyIendon, Mich. NORIVIAN HUGH HAAS, Mention, lNIich. CLIFFORD Flil+IlJl'IllIC'K HAIIBECK, Central Falls, I., I. Student Council, A. S. T. E.. Skull 8: Bones C. O. A., Mechanical Engineering Society, President: S. A. E. EVEIKETT ALAN HARRIS, Fitcllhurg, Blass. Tau Sigma Eta, Student Council, A. S. T. E., A. E., Skull K Bones C. O. A., Mechanical Engi- neering Society GEORGE XVESLEY HARTLEY, Blue Rock, Ohio Sigma Phi Delta, Mechanical Engineering Society IVILLARD G. HARTMAN, Saline, Mich. A. S. T. E., S. A. Student Council, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Mechanical Engineering Society RICHARD S. HAUFFE, Lincoln, Ill, A. S. T. E., S. A. E., Mechanical Engineering So- ciety ' GENE J. HAXVKINS, Dayton, Ohio A. S. T. E., Mechanical Engineering Society LOCKERY, YV. HEFLIN, Centertown, Ky. Mechanical Engineering Society HOYVARD GERALD HEINIG, Flint, Mich. S, A. E., Mechanical Engineering Society MARTIN ERNEST HELMKE, Napoleon, Ohio S. A. E., Mechanical Engineering Society HAROLD RICHARD HENDERSON, VVinchester, Ind. Phi Sigma Chi, Mechanical Engineering Society LEONARD ROBERT HENRY, Fort XYayne, Ind. GERALD N. HERRICK, Harhor Springs, Mich. Mechanical Engineering Society ROBERT B. HILLEN, Cincinnati, Ohio Tau Sigma Eta, S. A. E., Mechanical Engineering Society GILBERT N. HILT, Greenfield, Ind. A. S. T. E., Mechanical Engineering Society GEORGE EDNVARD HITCHCOCK, Scio, Ohio Phi Sigma Chi VICTOR G. HOYVK, Sturgis, Mich. S. A. E., Sigma Phi Delta, Mechanical Engineer- ing Society MATT NICHOLAS HUMMEL, Chicago, Ill. Alpha Sigma Phi, S. A. E., lyfechanical Engineer- ing Society YVILLIAM J. B. INGHAM, JR.. Pembroke YVeSt, Ber- muda A. S. T. E., Chairman: Student Council, Mechan- fical Engineering Society, Treasurer: Tri-Angle, Assoc. Editor: Skull K Bones C. O. A., Vice-Pres- ident CHARLES EDIVARD JEXVELL, Omaha, Neb. ERLING H. JONASSEN, Duluth, Minn. Mechanical Engineering Society CLARENCE VV. JOHNSON, Decatur, Ill. Sigma Phi Delta, Mechanical Engineering Society IVAN CLIFFORD JOHNSON, Elyria, Ohio AUGUSTINE JOSEPH KARDOS, Brackenridge, Pa. A. S. T. E.. Mechanical Engineering Society CHARLES FREDRICK KATLUN, Valparaiso, Ind. Alpha Sigma Phi, Band, Mechanical Engineering Society JOHAII Xg'ESLIE3Y KAY, JR., Charleston, XV. Va. . . T. . CLARENCE N. KELLER, JR., South Bend, Ind. Mechanical Engineering Society GUY E. KENNEDY, Evans City, Pa. WILLIAM EDVVARD KING, Jackson, Mich. Sigma Epsilon Society, Rocket Societ3', Alpha Sigma Phi, All-American Chorus, Mechanical En- gineering Society CHARLES KLEIN, Long Beach, N. Y. Theta Mu Pi, S. A. E., A. T. E., Mechanical En- gineering Society EDNVARD JOSEPH KOLASINSKI, Newark, N. J. Phi Kappa, A. S. T. E., Mechanical Engineering Society FRANK KRASINSKI, Grand Rapids, Mich, Phi Sigma Chi, Inter-Fraternity Council, Student Council, Skull 81 Bones C. O. A., Mechanical Engi- neering Society MELVIN LAVERN KRATZMAN, Toledo, Ohio A. S. T. E., Secretary, Mechanical Engineering Society WILLIAM FRANKLIN KRIEGH, Clear Spring, Md. VVILLIAM GOERING KRUEGER, Depue, Ill. Sigma Mu Sigma MM ww-we SUS an..-vf 193' fp c v ay V gym' H 096' A 1? 4? 122.12212 .amazes annie zz... 1 ' X 7 if AI f fr 'X I Or' 4 l . '- 1 . I V, ...V . f an ' 'V '-'v 1 ,.A, I ,, -I f , f a - V A -Af-4 , I2 31. , In J - ., ff' ,- A A. 25, f y f .V 5 .-63 J 4 J ' W ' . ', ff 'W' of ,. f - , ' 7' V, 4, f - 0. 531 ' 24 My V gacfzefafz. of Science EIWZENI-I HAROLD LAPI-IAM, l'OlllXV21tE'l', Mich, THOMAS ll. LAXVSON, Pleasant Lake, Ind. Sigma 1'hi Delta, Mechanical Engineering Society XYALTER N. LENOFF, Ansonia, Conn. Tau Sigma Eta, A. S. T. E., lwlechanical Engineer- ing Society V JEROME LEROY LEVENIPVSKY, lilanitowoc, TVN. lvlcchanical Engineering' Society NVAHREN KEITH LINI3, Veloron, N. Y. Tau Sigma Eta, Mechanical Engineering Society THOMAS EDXVARD LLEXYELLYN, Shamokin, Pa. S. A. E., lvlechanical .Engineering Society FRANK LOCK, Seattle, YVash. U . Chinese Cluh, Mechanical Engineering Society JOHN H, LVKER, High Bridge, N. J. HARRY JOSEPH LUXI+'Ol'lIJ, Grand Rapids, Mich. Phi Sigma Chi, lwiechanical Engineering Society ROI.-IERT XYILLIAM McALI.lSTER, Baden, Pa. Sigma Mu Sigma, Mechanical Engineering Society YYALLACE .I. Mc-NAMARA, New York, N. Y. Mechanical Engineering Society XYILLIAM MANN, Middletown, Conn. Mechanical Engineering Society DEAN L. MAYER, Alliance, Ohio S. A. E., Rocket Society, lviechanical Engineering Society IIOBERTVJ. MEGARGLEN, Coldwater, Mich. Phi Sigma Chi, Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Student Council, Tri-Angle, Inter-Fraternity Council JOSEPH MICHAEL MELIA, Cincinnati, Ohio FIRNIER HUGH MERRICK, Elkhart, Ind. S. A. E., A. S. T. E., Mechanical Engineering So- ciety FRANCIS L. MESSIER. YYhe-elwright, Mass. Baseball Team, Mechanical Engineering Society FRED H. MILHAUPT, Grand Rapids, Mich. JAMES R. MILLER, Gowanda, N, Y. Alpha Sigma Phi, Mechanical Engineering Society KENNETH E. MOHLER, lvlarblehead, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Society CHARLES THOMAS MONTAGNA, Bayonne, N. J, JOHN DONALD MORGAN, Indianapolis, Ind, Gl+1Ol'lGE E. MULLER, Thornwood, N. Y. Phi Kappa, Mechanical Engineering Society XVALTER MUZYCHENKO, Salem, N. H. Beta Phi Theta ILVSSELL A. NICULES, XYalton, Ind. A. S. T. E., Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Mechanical Engineering Society IIOIIERT F. NlEIDERNHOIFER, Alton, Ill. Sigma Phi lfelta, S. A. E., A. S. T. E., Student Council, Inter-Fraternity Council, Mechanical Engineering Society XYALTER H. NOI-SLE, Saginaw, Mich. Sigma Phi Delta, Mechanical Engineering Society DUANE L. QUIGG, Albion, Mich. HARRY ALLEN OAKS, JR., Shelbyville, Ind. Phi Sigma Chi JOHN H. LVHARA, Indiana, Pa. Tri-Angle. Student Council, Treasurer: Phi Sigma Chi, Secretary: Skull 8: Bones C. O, A., Mechanical Engineering Society, Aeronautical Engineering Society LLOYD T, OSBORN, Jackson, Mich. 1iAI+'AEL J, OSIO, Harranaquilla, Colombia, S. America Phi Iota Alpha, Mechanical Engineering Society YYILLIAM EUGENE OUTCALT, Montpelier, Ind. A. S. T, E., Mechanical Engineering Society XYILLIS HARTLEY OUTCALT, Montpelier, Ind. Mechanical Engineering Society, A. S. T. E. RICHARD LYMAN PAGET, Syracuse, N. Y. RALPH XVAYNE PASHBY, ConStantine, Mich, A. S. T. E., Treasurer: S. A. E., Secretary: Me- chanical Engineering Society. Recorder JOHN C. PATAKY, South Bend, Ind. A. S. T. E., S. A. E., Mechanical Engineering So- ciety ANTHONY A, PEC, Jackson, Mich. S, A. E., Mechanical Engineering Society HOMER N. PELLETER, Chillicothe, Ohio RAMON F. PETERSON, Dowagiac, Mich. Mechanical .Engineering Society MICHAEL ARTHUR PETRANTO, Rochester, N. Y. Alpha Sigma Phi in luecfmnical Zngineefulnq ALFRED JOHN PICONE, Port YVashington, N. Y. Phi Sigma Chi CHARLES M. PLANK, JR., South Bend, Ind. Sigma Phi Delta, Basketball Team, Mechanical Society JAMES A. PRUGH, Garfield Heights, Ohio Student Council, A. S. T, E., S. A. E., Mechanical Engineering Society JOHN IF. REINSCH, Albion, Ind. . S. A. E., Aeronautical Engineering Society, Treas- urer VINCENT C. RIVA, II, East Hartford, Conn. Tan Kappa Epsilon, Mechanical Engineering So- ciety ROBERT XV. ROOD, Marblehead, Mass. S. A. E.. Mechanical Engineering Society JOHN HOYVARD ROLAND, Fort YVorth, Texas Mechanical Engineering Society ALBERT JOHN ROMEO, Bayonne, N. J. Sigma Phi Delta, Tau Sigma Eta, Student Coun- cil, A. S. T. S. A. E., Skull 8: Bones C. O. A., Mechanical Engineering Society ERNEST VICTOR ROMEO, Bayonne, N. J. Sigma Phi Delta, Mechanical Engineering Societl' JOHN A. SACCARECCIA, Port Ava-Shing-'t0nv N- Y- Phi Sigma Chi, Alpha Gamma Upsilon, A. S, T. E., Mechanical Engineering Society VICTOR EUGENE SAUERHEBER, Corydon, Ind. Mechanical Engineering Society GRACIAN JOE SCHIMIZZI Mishawaka, Ind. A. S. T. E., Mechanical Engineering Society ROBERT S. SEIDEL, Elkhart, Ind. Rocket Society, Mechanical Engineering Society ANDREXY CHARLES SHAFER, South Bend, Ind, Phi Sigma. Chi, Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Student Counci MARION L. SHEPARD, YVashington, Ind. Beta Phi Theta, A. S. T. E., Mechanical Engineer- ing Society CLAYTON YV. SHOFF, Howe, Ind. S. A, E., Mechanical Engineering Society ERNEST A. SIMMONSEN, Corry, Pa. Sigma Mu Sigma, Mechanical Engineering Society YVILLIAM MARTIN SIMONS, San Diego, Calif. Mechanical Engineering Society GEORGE DAVID SINK, Greenville, Ohio Tau Sigma Eta, Student Council, Booster Club, Mechanical Engineering Society HAROLD E. SMITH, Angola, Ind. TVILLIANI Pm. SMITH, Oil City, Pa. CARL EDXYIN SYVARTZ, Elkhart, Ind. Booster Club, Mechanical Engineering Society CLARKE STVIFT, Dunkirk, N, Y. Tau Sigma Eta YVILLARD J. TAMMINGA, Holland, Mich. lifechanif-al Engineering Society JAMES H. TANNER, Owosso, Mich. A. S. T. E., Mechanical Engineering Society TONY P.,TI-IOMAS, Michigan City, Ind. Phi Kappa, Mechanical Engineering Society GERALD JOSEPH TROSKE, Grand Rapids, Mich. Mechanical Engineering Society YVILLIAM JOHN UNGER, Elkhart, Ind. A. S. T. E., S. A. E., Sigma Tau Gamma, Mechan- ical Engineering Society YVAYNE H. VANDESTEEG, Storm Lake, Iowa A. S. T. E., S. A. E., lVIechanical Engineering So- ciety DAVID A. YVALKER, Fannettsburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Society RUDOLPH A. TVALTERS, JR., Shaker Heights, Ohio A. S. T. E., Theta Mu Pi, Student Council, Rand, Mechanical Engineering Society YVAYNE E. YVARREN, Angola, Ind. Tau Kappa Epsilon, S. A. E., Mechanical Engi- neering Society MARVIN A. C. XVEBER, Lemay County, Mo. Alpha Gamma Upsilon JOHN JOSEPH YWEGER, South Bend, Ind. A. S. T. S. A. Mechanical Engineering Society. President ARTHUR K. XVILLIAMS, Encinitas, Calif. Tau -Sigma Eta, A. S. T. E., Theta Mu Pi, Me- chanical Engineering Society RORERT P, TVOLFE, San Diego, Calif. HARRY TVRIGHT, New York, N. Y. A. S. T. E., Treasurer: Mechanical Engineering Society DONALD GEORGE XVYSONG, Richmond, Ind. At. S. T. E., S. A. Mechanical Engineering Soci- e v CHARLES E. ZANDERS, Benton Harbor, Mich. DARRELD K. CALKINS, Stillwater, Okla. Aeronautical Engineering Society JACK .CLARKE YVINE, Jacksonville, Fla. Tri-Angle, '48 Modulus, Student Council, Skull 8: Bones C. O. A., Mechanical Engineering Society '- . - - :f l .sz .wi iz : .. ' f Sr fl' 2 1 5:12 is 1 , 5 Wa . f ,ggqfi -gage - if of 020, . s ..,. .- H 5 C' . . . .33 5. - 3, 533, . I ' l ' W j i' .K ' 1 -wN:'S:f:5S:1:e'-:V - Y-eat-529.5:sis-rE xSr1ZiiS'ij'j:-'::.Z-.1-2j'- i:5.,'M5r:g.jq:g5:5: -Q '-Q-.51--'iv g-gErfg?-i- eq-.Q-.,ze-.fr-I ' iQ W swim' ma r-- x , . .y . .' - X.. 5-3. . ' Z-515 . 5' ' .. . , ,. A ' ' 'X' K, 1 .. ... . 1 X ' .1 , -'A-sl. . 2 -as . .- . . . -1 :N - g.,,.,g., .'-1.2. :,w5:.:Q,:,,-V , ,yt 1 A 6 -2 -X - . :H X - y ,-..:...:.. . ., x Sav i ll X. , ' wg' S 'S ..:- Q., W ':jj55.- - of 'Q My . - u -xl , . -3 - - Ny., '-r-rr'r.g- Ng? :.,3 ..... -re , X X . , 5 . . ..... i , t::g.,.,. Teil 3 'fyp-ical Scenei of me Racfia fbepadnwnl iw ,G el f ' X ff 5 1 . l N 3 Scale LELAND AX Head of Dt'l7d1'fII7Cl1f Students enrolled in the Radio Engineering Course and others who possess an in- terest in Radio find valuable companionships and knowledge to be gleaned from the meetings of the Radio Engineering Society. It is their Society organized by and for them. Activities during the past year included speeches from outstanding technicians in the Radio Engineering fieldg as well as talks by men in such positions as the depart- ments of large corporations afforded much valuable information to the Society mem- bers. The most notable achievement of the Radio Engineering Society during the past year was its reorganization under a new constitution which Was Written during the fall term. An especially exciting event attendant upon these meetings was the gathering in the ham shack of a number of students and professors to observe the Television programs. Those of us who are graduating give those members remaining strict charge to maintain the high standards and ideals of our Society, so that in the years to come we may look with genuine pride upon our Society. OFFICERS VINCENT SAcco, Secretary acfia Enqineminq RICHARD S. LAFLEUR, Pres1a'f'rzt KENNETH A. TIMM, Vice Pieszdezzt KENNETH E. WALKER, Treaszuer TYW GROUP FIRST HOXY: llolzlnml C. I'5artt-l, liolnert J, Climielewslii, Salnucl XY. Szlye-r, .VIHSQIIII ll. llzulzul, l'ziul D. XYill1'oX, l.'l1:n1'l1-s L. Dal rzLto, l'irnnfl l+', IQP2113l'ill4b, liollert S. I'aQ.'c, llolwert ll. Mott. SECOND IIOYYZ llulantl ll. Nivlit, Charles XY. Mann, .lack XV. lLl:111s'll:ni'4'l, XYillianl li. Slum-, li. l'I, l'Iz11'lil1LL', I:l4'lI2ll'll J Koehn, lflflward lf, lmppolfl, llnhcrt A. llurilneig tilt-nn A. Hull, .krtliur ll. XVlc'llllUl'4', THIRD IIOXYZ lilt'llilI'4l I . Bt-llis, NYillnur ll. lflatliawziy, Arthur 12, lllllllllS.1'L'l', Stuart l'. lXlol'l'alt, Artllur li. Millar, llanrrx 5 l+'. 'lilt-tt, NVillizL1n li. latc, XX'illiz11n .l. llnwryluli, BOTTOM GROUP FRONT ROW: Thomas A. Helmheckel, Pi-of. Matthew E. YVestenhax'er, Kenneth A. Trim, Vincent Sacco, Kenneth lf! XY alker, Richard b. Lalfleur, Michael J. Schwartz, Sterling O. Bickel, Robert E. Springer, Daniel T. O.C3.l'IlD0. SECOND ROYV: Louis Troese, Arthur XVelcl1, Robert Hannon, Harry Ridenour, Joseph Grzesik, lfldinund M. Clause Salvatore Leo, Donald VVa1'd, .Joseph Trimarchi, VVillia1n H. Andolsek, Earl C. Dittmer. THIRD ROXV: John C. Sharp, Thomas F. Valley, Robert L. Sahle, Marvin E. Groll, Vernon N. Johnson, Donald C Spauldlng, Leonard M. Senger, Elden F. Boothe, H. Clifton Conkling. FOURTH ROYV: Robert Coffey, Louis T. Croneherger, Richard E. Hunt, Charles C. Kuhns, YYillia1n F. Krocke, YV. lf' Ghlselin, Richard M. Lewis, ,. , .,'..,,,, .,A, . no ri I NORMAN THOMAS ABBRING DeM0fie, Ina'. ROLAND CALVIN BARTEL Cashmere, Wasly. lladio Engineering So- ciety STERLING O. BICKEL Fort Reeo very, Ohio Radio Engineering So- ciety, Secretary: Skull Rr Bone C O A St - s . . ., u dent Council ROBERT W. COFFEY Killhuek, Ohio Radio Engineering So- ciety BRUNO F. DaPRATO Springfield, Mass. Radio Engineering So- ciety. Sigma Epsilon ROBERT M. FISHER Pleasant Lake, Ind. Radio Engineering So- clety YWILLIAM F. GI-IISELIN, JR. Houston, Texas Radio Engineering So- ciety JOSEPH D. HADAD Lawrence, Mass. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Tau Sigma Eta, Photographic Society Eacfzelcvi of Science WILLIAM HENRY ANDOLSEK G0wana'a, N. Y. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Phi Kappa, Stu- dent Council, Secretary WILLIAM D. BECHER Massillon, Ohio Radio Engineering So- ciety ROBERT J. CHMIELEWSKI Seranfon, Pa. Radio Engineering So- ciety HENRY CLIFTON CONKLING Sfafen Island, N. Y. Radio Engineering So- ciety CHARLES L. DaPRATO Springfield, Mass. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Sigma Epsilon JOHN D. FLOOD Union, N. I. Radio Engineering So- ciety KENNETH ALFRED GREEN Manehesfer, N. H. ROBERT L. HANNON Green Bay, Wis. PAUL WILLIAM ANKERMAN Wa pakonefa, Ohio Radio Engineering So- ciety, Sigma Phi Delta RICHARD PETER BELLIS New York, N. Y. Radio Engineering S0- ciety EDMUND M. CLAUSE Porflanal, Oregon Radio Engineering So- ciety, Phi Kappa, Tau Sigma Eta IVAN R. DAMON Chicago, Ill. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Beta Phi Theta L. EUGENE EARLING A Dunkirk, Ind. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Electrical Engi- neering Society, Sigma Mu Sigma, Band JOHN EARL FREDERICK Valparaiso, Ind. Radio Engineering So- ciety MARVIN EUGENE GROLL Holgafe, Ohio Radio Engineering So- ciety, Tau Sigma Eta, Skull 66 Bones C. O. A., Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, Treasurer: Alpha Gamma Upailon, Presi- dent W'AYNE E. HAWLEY Lima, Ohio Radio Society in Raclia gngineeainq WILLIAM JOHN HAWRYLUK Plnlaalvlpbia, Pa. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Beta Phi Theta, Student Council ARTHUR M. HOEHN Dcfroif, Micla. Iladio Engineering So- ciety MARTIN W. JoNEs johnson Cify, Tenn. Tau Sigma Eta RICHARD JOHN KOEHN Slacfboygan, Wis. Radio Engineering So- ciety RICHARD S. LaFLEUR Orange City, Iowa Radio Engineering So- ciety, President: Tau Sigma Eta DONALD P. LERCI-I Harrisburg, Pa. Itadio Engineering So- ciety EDWARD LEO MARRAH Colznnbzis, Ohio Radio Engineering So- ciety, Phi Sigma Chi WILLIAM R. PATE Owensboro, Ky. THOMAS A. HELMHECKEL Brookville, Pa. lituclio ,Engineering So- :-iety, Sigma Tau Gam- ma GLENN ALLEN HULL Grana' Rajiicls, Mich. Itadio Engineering So- cietv JOHN J. KASPAREK Saginaw, Mich. Radio Engineering So- i-iety WILLIAM F. KROCKE Korfcs Dam, IWyoming Radio Engineering So- ciet5' CLAUDE F. LeFEVER Marsloallfon, Iowa Radio Engineering So- Qlety RICHARD M. LEWIS Fricmlslyip, N. Y. ltadio Engineering So- ciety MATTHEW SAMUEL MOLLICA Mazigafzirk, Conn. CHARLES THOMAS POWERS Williazizsporf, Pa. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Sigma Phi Delta HARLAND C. HILL Royal Oak, Mich. Radio I'IllS'lllG6l'Il'l,9.' So- cietb' VERNON N. JOHNSON Essex, Iowa Radio, Society, Photo- graphic Society HARRY F. KLETT Flinf, Micla. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Tau Sigma Eta CLIFFORD C. KURTH Chippewa Falls, Wis. Basketball SALVATORE S. LEO Newark, N. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Phi Kappa, Inter- Fraternity Council CHARLES W. MANN Wt1JflIt'Sb0l'0, Pa. Radio Engineering So- ciets' ROBERT H. MOTT Olean, New York Radio Engineering So- clety O-RVILLE LOUIS PRUETZEL Millsiazlt, Ill. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Tau Sigma Eta l I I i i Badzelaa of Science fn ffcacfia Enom ' 9 'S K' .3 -iii' . N x ' ' im ' . , :Q . f 3 X 5' ' '- X515 I we l , if , ..-:Ti - ' f 3 , X , .4 Q . N.-Qsiszgf, - K .- NJ 5- N..-A 31 -la.-.-4' i. X -- -21:2-E ' Q -' N '35:' - ' -' . I - , Q--55? QISEQLt.-E:::..:..-.-ah 35335. x - img. - ' .Fa j. I ' 1 3 . iff'-.,,. M' , . . :L .. in - :W ...Q ,es i g 1 l -. .V ..-.,. A Qs- i r E ll 4... ' i Z -:Lili '? .L L l if I 5? 2 if M' , :karma , , ,,i,.'.i. . 1 . 'V . S 1, , ,E va, . 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Iladio Engineering So- ciety, Electrical Engi- neering Society, Stu- dent Council JOHN C. SHARP Wa3.f11c, Mich. liadio Engineering So- ciety, Alpha. Sigma Phi, Sigma Epsilon RICHARD HOWELL STEWARD Bloo111sl91z1'5', Pa. lladio Engineering So- ciety EDWARD WILLIAM TIPPENHAUER Ncfzuporf, Ky. liradio Engineering So- ciety, Baseball RICHARD CARL WADSWOIRTH Milan, Ill. Radio Engineering So- clety ARTHUR WAYMO WELCH M C111 plais, Tenn. Radio Engineering S0- ciety MANUEL REY Canton, Olaio Alpha Sigma Phi, Tri- Angle VINCENT SACCO Brooklyn, N. Y. lladio Engineering So- ciety, President: Phi Kztnna. Tau Sigma Eta, Skull QQ Flones C. O. A., Student Coun'-il, Inter- lfraternity C o u n c i l, 'x'if'e-President: Tri-An- gl e ROBERT SINCLAIR McDonald, Olzio Radio Engineering So- viety DONALD C. SPAULDING Casper, WJIOIIIIIIKQ Radio Engineering So- ciety, Alpha Sigma Phi, Band WILLIAM R. STONE Allegan, Mifb. lfndio Engineering So- 1'l6tY JOSEPH TRIMARCHI Harrison, N. Y. lladio Engineering So- ciety. Tau Sigma Eta, Phi Kappa KENNETH. EARL WALKER Hope, R. I. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Vice-President ARTHUR R. WETMORE Natick, Mass. Radio Engineering So- ffiety, Tau Kappa Epsi- Oll HARRY E. RIDENOUR Elwood, Ind. Radio Engineering So- ciety, Student Council SAMUEL W. SAYER Mzzslzcgon, Micb. lfadin Engineering So- ciety LEONARD MARTIN SENGER Clenzcnfs, Minn. Padio Engineering So- ciety ROBERT EDWARD SPRINGER Ccizfzvzfillv, Mft-b. lladio Engineering So- ciety. Tri-Angle, Man- aging Editor and Asso- ciate Editor: '49 Mod- ulus, Business Manager! KENNETH A. TIMM I En'gc'1'fon, Wis. Radio Engineering So- ciety LOUIS TROESE Clarion, Pa. lladio Engineering So- cle-ty DONALD LEE WARD Tlaonzas ville, N. C. Radio Engineering So- ciety PAUL DAVID WILLCOX Floral Park, N. Y. Radio Engineering So- ciety, '49 Modulus, Tri- Angle, Photographic So- ciety, Student Council, Skull Sz Bones C. O. A. ,rlwlwwflffd 'fs aa' lm 'nn. WWW '93 -we ' T . E - 1, I A 25 . 5 . Q 12 . - I X I 5 :N EN ii ! F STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS JOHN OFHARE, Treaszwm' CARLO MARTINEZ, Secretary DONALD CREEDMAN, President CHARLES WITT, Vive Presidefzf The Student Council is an organization made up of students to promote such cam- pus activities as dances, inter-collegiate sports, election of senior class officers, and other activities that will benefit the student body. It is the voice of the students, expressing their views to the college and the public. The Council is composed of two members from each student organization on cam- pus. It is the duty of these members to attend all meetings, participate in Council ac- tivities, and to report to their organizations any and all progress that has been attained. Although this last year has brought about a greater and better Student Council program than any in the past, there are even higher hopes for the future. 6 Slacfenl' Gaunci STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES HARRY D. BALLARD JOHN BELL LLLLL,,.LML,L -----Aero Society ---.Civil Society STERLING BICKEL ,.,.L,.....,,,,.,.., Railio Soeiety ROBERT BROOKSBANK JOSEPH CPIAMNESS E... Tan Kappa Epsilon Elect Viral .Soeivty WALTER L. CLARIQ LL,O LOO., A Ipba Beta Alpha BURT COWIN LOOLL - OO,O,.,,,E ....,. DONALD CREEDIVIAN Sigma Phi Delta --------------.Presiflent DAVID CRISSMAN ,LO,. ..LLO .IIIIIUI'-Fl'lZfC'l'IZlfjf RAFAEL DE LOS RIOS I-IERIVIINIO DIAZ -----.Phi Iota Alpha Phi Iota Alpha RALPH F. FOX .LLL,...OL LO,,, S igma Epsilon JAMES E. GAFFNEY OOOL ....,,......,... P bi Kappa ROBERT L. GREIM - L,,O ...O . Sigma Mn Sigma EVERETT HARRIS .,... OLOOO....... A . S. T. E. CECIL HAUDER ..dDLL,DLO,, ,.OOOL F aezilty Aalvisoi' WILLIAM HAWRYLUK MYRON L. KING OOOOL PAUL KOSTYSHAK OOOL PAT R. MONROE ...,... STANLEY NATOWITZ ..... Beta Phi Theta Meehanieal Society -------Tau Sigma Eta WILLIAM INGHAM ........ ROBERT KELEMEN .... - -----Alpha Sigma Phi ---------Civil Society -- ,.... Sigma M11 Sigma ---------Theta Mn Pi IVAN NICODEMUS ...,L....................... C. O. A. LESTER L. QVERBAUGH .... Electrical Society AL PADDOCK ....... ............ P hoto Society JAMES A. PRUGH ............ Mechanical Society VINCENT SACCO ...,.......,........,...... -Phi Kappa MICHAEL J. SCHWARTZ ...... ----Radio Soeiety WILLIAM SETLOCK -------- VERN D. SHIPLEY ---- JOE SOWA ----------------- ------Photo Soeiety O. A. ----------.Phi Sigma Chi EUGENE STRAIGHT --..-..--. Chemical Society BILL TEAGNO -------------- ---------------- T ri-Angle WILLIAM THOURLBY --------Alpha Sigma Phi FRANCIS TOWNES ----------- ----- A ero Society CLYDE J. UNDERWOOD --...----. Sigma Epsilon RAYMOND URCH -------------------------- Tri-Angle PAUL D. WILLCOX .--- Suggestion Committee Chairman CHARLES WITT DAVE YEE ---..--Vice Presialent ----Chinese Club . ,-Q . .:.I-2. ...,. , C W f ,. f 4:52 'iff A A f gtkmm' 'A .Ti A M A .-Ei.. REX- X --W.. xi gc'-Q.. . A :- - .. Skull Z Earned, 6. 0. 14. Skull and Bones, C. O. A. was inaugurated as an honorary social society by a group of ten charter members in the spring term of 1948. During the summer term the Skull and Bones was occupied with internal organi- zation and at the end of the term inducted 13 new members. Honorary members elect- ed were Theodore Wood, J. Glenn Radcliffe, and Bill Sunday as faculty advisors. Skull and Bones in its ideals is to recognize outstanding student leadership in extra- curricular activities, to promote student activities by encouraging students to become active in at least one campus organization, to promote student spirit and brotherhood and, iinally, to promote to the highest degree the traditions, honor, and prestige of Tri-State College. SKULL 86 BONES OFFICERS FIRST Row Charles Witt, Kenneth Derrweiler BACK Row Howard Sullivan, Walter Clark John B. Ball, Jr. Sterling O. Bickel Ross A. Butler Joseph A. Chimenti Walter L. Clark Donald F. Creedman David B. Crissman, Jr. Kenneth R. Dettweiler Paul Dnistran Richard A. Evans Ralph F. Fox Qthoi B. Gill Leon Goldberg Marvin E. Groll Clifford F. Harbeck Everett A. Harris William J. B. Ingham, Daniel F. Kelleher Frank Krasinski Victor F. Mainente Stanley Marcus Ivan Nicodemus John H. O'Hare Vincent Sacco Arthur E. Schott Vern D. Shipley Howard M. Sullivan Norton H. Sutton Clyde J. Underwood Paul D. Willcox Jack Clarke Wine Charles Witt I' I 5 Q5 W3 ft' 'N' L Z ,, 7 ' ,,f,.' ., a fi 4 ,g, f 'Wff 7 yy? W Z., ' , Z., 4, -, fly ' I M21 6 555212 .. X' V 1' vm: :1 ' .13 'vf 2, H ...,. , y 'iff ' if 0fgZE ',Q fr: -4' hm 1 V f, 1' f' f wf,, ,, .3 ,, If I eww? Q0 V ww V aw ,W 145, V V Y. I. , -' -' -M W Wx . 43 M ,gg 2,5 ...,., W V -' f. .. :,c4g: Hj5 9' .. uf :- 5 Q Q ,gf , ww, VQWQ, .,,,,.,. . -N4 4f,,Jy'.fr'f 371-W vi 21 -' Wfuwp ,Kg .1 ' ,aw fyms.-,M-ge..7,f-,fo ,, A .,.,..M..,f f.,p,u ,y:V.,4 I , 2 Q- The domineering force behind your 1949 Modulus. He carried out the biggest job of the year in magnificent fashion. MMMM sag After thumbing through your 1949 Modulus, per- haps you would like to see the people who assembled it . . . the people who pounded out readable copy . . . the photographers who showed up at unusual places to get un- usual pictures . . . the folks who did the oflice chores and Hled stacks of correspondence . . . the editors and business staff who wrestled with publication problems and finan- cial contracts. tlbllhl L F L . N S K . V i QQ W f xx ALEX SCHULTZ Associafc' Edifor Coordinator of the entire Modulus staff. By far, one of the most difficult tasks, but by far one of the most successfully executed. -1 .c WILLIAM L. THOURLBY Ezfifor-In-Cfyivf h v-lil. ROBERT SPRINGER i 3 Business Mmm ei I Bob was the financial wizard of the staif. The fact that he completed his job in grand style can be attested to by the many congratulatory letters from people with whom he did business. and advertising departments. i ,, l l x E ff' ef' O Am 1 E' ,U ,o 5 4 Tl S 'I STANLEY NATOWITZ Assisfanf Business Mmiager A ft X r bn I ll is T ! i l yi ki 35 5 Zi ? ,1 4 1 The work of gathering information and planning pic- tures of hundreds of graduates and scores of activities furnished plenty of work for the editorial staff. Selling and distributing 750 copies of the Modulus plus going out and getting ads put many more students to work in circulation ANTHONY GUCCIARDI Ad L'c'rtisi1zg Managm' .T .T Q N A V ,, ,, . . . H' 'Q Ike did a job everyone thought im- I Q possible. He was the huckster who was re- I 11 9 K sponsible for the sale of the most yearbooks A nj I J 1 in the history of Tri-State College. Tony was the power behind soliciting ' i I ads for the Modulus. The thoroughness with which he did his job can best be explained by the fact he accounted for the largest dollar volume of advertising ever Words are not necessarry to tell of Red,s accomplishment. One glance at the arrangement and organization of the book will speak for itself. Zlfilfz '7fzank4 7a - - - The 1949 Modulus Staif - all those guys n' gals who made the Wheels go 'roundg Roy C. Bodie, Jr. and Pro- fessor Robert H. Ramsay, advisorg Cline Studiog the Fort Wayne Engraving Companyg Eugene Craig and his staff of artistsg the S. K. Smith Comipanyg the Steuben Printing Companyg and to all of you who have helped make this year book possible. Nort had the task of arranging all Fra- ternity and Society picture schedules. He completed his job more quickly and satisfac- torily than anyone had anticipated it could NORTON sUTToN be done- Mamzging Edifor Bob took upon himself the job of corre- lating pictures for one of the largest gradu- ating classes in Tri-State history. Despite the magnitude of the task he completed it in record time and in fine style. ii zzr C..-Lg 2 2 I 1, zz z , ff f , xf ,f A C' 41,3 f Q 5 Wi l 1 i fl FRED PYNE Layozzi Edifoz' ROBERT HENDERSON Mamzgizzg Edifm' X X x . l x ,s.,:. .ss . N -. -' . I. .M mm. -I A as Is. 'I ' 15' .... , . 3? V ' -..:I4:Fk1' ' ' ' , I . . -5:5 , I U --ff.: 3 . -f ,fun 1 1' 1' Qi wif' nxX2xze:1:.-,af-:?Y .' 3.1-:Sa Q 1 4 -- 9 I lr! is 5- Q ' ' ' M 4 4: K ww '- --'- g.,,L,5XQQ,Qgg, W. . , I . Q , D e q. :gg 553533:3-::::3:g:'i.A.v,..I. :W ,,, .w,.g.q.. , .- f 1.1 - gg - -,sgww-,g51.,:::g,,-sig, -5-g,3.g,'5..,'1.,-,.:. af 'W 'Ky ff 21259 f .552 '5 2' zhwwwvwmmm -4' -I .f:.g,? 2r4meff: 2-5 'QM .. A !2' i' , K . 52' ' TF ...cn -s-awp,-fmvfil.--si fb Steal: 1,13:s:v. 4 wfiqwj 7 . It PAUL WILLCOX Photographic Editor . It is said that without pictures a year- book is nothing. Upon Paul fell the job of more and better pictures. Proof that he did his workwell is evident throughout the book. WILLIAM TEAGNO Literary Editor Due to the fact that in my capacity as literary editor I was required to write de- scriptions of the staff, I am not at liberty to divulge myself. CHARLES WOLFE Sport Editor Chuck was the fellow who had to com- pile the events of our biggest sport,s year. To do a good job was difficult but to do what Chuck did was miraculous. MARI-JEAN CI-IADDICK Copy Editor Mari-Jean Chaddick is the individual who is responsible for the feminine touch in your Modulus. That a woman's touch is nec- essary cannot be doubted, and that Mari- Jean provided it, is evident. Yes! Its been a long hard road, but che job has been ac- complished in grand style. Herein lies a book which is a dehnite tribute to the many long hours which have been expended in its production Truly, not the book of the week, not the book of the month, but the book of the year. Q if , rg: X ,I X Q sl'-6, 'vii I J 1 Y I 5! s ,T , I gil -5. 7qpicczl Scened ffm Slay 14 Weak Y? ., I Qlrfrw M..N-N I I R I --A N G L E ,, ll' The Students Of 2f135gl5' . Tri-Stale College OF TRI-STATE COLLEGE , .imma x ' wANGoLA,1NlJlQxNA, l-'EBIZQUAIQY 21,1943-'wg A gl xx Princess Candilme l M W l ll? Better Buy Your odulus Tocla4 2523 siglill Chi Tgkecgillk cha222r1nilaSi0f0f W ' Dvadlinff For 75E2u zl12g J'B0A2.Q C595 1Em'Tll 'From Alpha Gamma Upsilon lm Jamxary 25. liiiilt me Nal- :wnffl rlwlnl i-'mlurlllly Phi Sigma Chl, xwllltomfal the Nhlional tio!-f lwmw Fx-zum-uixy Alpha uamzmn ll'ps1lotl.fo: Ll Qlxnllm. ' .K pzruup ur rnplezaellxzxtlym. mm- wm-fl of tm- Exwlxluru Snvwxfslly, 1' ll. 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Thes- do ax splendid jab, Thi lile jab of gzetllrxg exrlvf' Kiimxtimlzhx an page 2 JOSEPH SOWA ROBERT OVERMYER X X ,. Assoczafe Erllfor Erlzfor In Cbze 0, ,lic '7fze 745- Angle The Tri-Angle, the college newspaper, published monthly by and for the students of Tri-State College, had its origin in December, 1946. The policy of the Tri-Angle is to inform the student body of the activities and progress of the societies, fraternities, and administrative program of Tri-State College. It is one of the youngest and most popular organizations on the campus. Each term gold keys are awarded to members who have done out- standing Work on the Tri-Angle staff. N lbf- H i x ,L a -- Nl TRI-ANGLE AT WORK 4131 ' I Left to Right: Ralph Fox, William B. Ingham, Jr., Joseph A. Sowa, Paul D. Willcox, g Samuel Yeager. Q-mlhgg A , Q Q 'Kg I f f . ig? W? i M, 5 mwah if W II, t ,N 7.w Q We IQ I an I X 'iam lf, Miva ' ax.. TRI-ANGLE AT WORK QZJ: Left to Right: William Thourlby, Robert E. Springer, Robert S. Gvermyer, Al Paddock. P l 746-:angle Slaff TOP ROW: Ray Urch, Raymond Corrigan, Al Paddock, Bill Teagno. THIRD ROW: Stanley Natowitz, Robert Henderson, Fred Schmidt, Joseph Chamness, Petti B1y1n SECOND ROW: gil Hugh Gunther, Norton Sutton, Richard Stout, John O'Hare, Tony Gucciudi Donald Creedman, Scott McCurdy, Ralph Fox. FRONT ROW: Robert E. Springer, Joseph A. Sowa, Mari-Jean Chaddick, Robert S. Ox trmy ti William Thourlby, Paul D. Willcoxf 1 '? 'I 2 a 5 5 i 3 i E i 5 5, 3 z 3 E 5. 5 Z Y xsxxxxxmwww-,....N 2 P 9 Wwe, Sw ig. M1 Q 5.-, 3 .. X 5. ,. A typ S' rw Q D ggi xl . 'iff' rg ' .. , fi ff ' an-n X -. ', ,.,. JV,-.h ,Vg ' ' X , 22 . 1 , . . .,:A, ,.J. N-1:7 .Q ., .... .L '- G 'LA--f 't i:' ' f 3 '?1 ' .-'aff-Aff' 'I Q 1 5 pf . -1 .,,. .:... - ., e ,.,,.g.-mfg! 5-5-f-'zzz , ,- . 2 :sf-::-.fafr mf,-.f-Ei? -4:-Q2f::12'2-fi--if? ' ' , f 7iff? , :.: , .. . . A ,, ,. ,,' -' ' ' , 1 W . ' ' ' - L-.scam-, -9 .. I 'f:, , l k 1 ,,4.Zs2sc5 .,,, . V , Q 5: :aff -1 , ., ., V- t H f . 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' ff- 9 ,245 ' ' fzfgjjj ,,,.,., , 4 a , ' ' ' 2 2 'fb F ZLL, f 1 Mx ,W , ' 3 1 Q f I f Z '?, , y , iff f -.,,jffL,fQffy,'f cya:-H f. 5111 Q, 1 f f-f,4M J41, 7:4 ...,. wwf' U 1.1 I I I 1 3 E L Q I 21 2 1 5 5 r 1 n f. I I i. i ii S. I I I i I it ALBERT OLSEN RAYMOND G. CGRRIGAN Alpha Sigma Phi Prvsiaiwzf WILLIAM ANEZ Piai lofa Alpha VINCENT SACCO JAMES R. GERHART, II Viva' Pwsifiwzf Tan Kappa Epsilon ROBERT KELEMEN Sigma M11 Sigma ART LEACI-I Sigma M11 Sigma GEORGE W. I-IARTLEY Siffma Phi Delia BASIL KIO Pin Sigma C191 SALVATORE LEO Phi Kappa fnlea- Qaajefznilly Historically our organization, the Inter- Fraternity Council, has been active since De- cember 8, 1935. Membership consists of the four major officers plus two representatives from each fraternity recognized by the col- lege. These men represent their respective fraternities on matters of policy, government and Fraternal social life. Worthiness of their laurels is evident by the ever successful . ..,::,W,,,,, .... . , --ea 1 ' I: ,:'. 'R 2-il' - Gaamcil Smoker Week - and the Never-to-be-Fon gotten Semi-Annual Round Robin. It is our wish that the efforts put forth by these representatives may be perpetuated for all times - holding high the torch of fraternal life, and maintaining the eVer-as- cending position of responsibility of this -- The Inter-Fraternity Council. STAN RUTKA Tl'l'll.9ll1'UI' ROBERT LYNCH Phi Kappa LLOYD MASTIN Phi Sigma Chi HECTOR MONTALVO DAVE CRISSMAN 1 Phi Ioia Alpha SUU,Ufa,,J, WALTER MUZYCHENKO Befa Phi Thefa ROLAND E. NICHT Alpha Szgma Phz OLIVER SMITH Tau Kappa Epsilon LOU SUMMERS Sz ma Phi Delia RICHARD THULIN Beta Phi Thefa Q ., ,5,.gwN ALPHA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS Left to Right: William E. King, Secretary, Douglas Doffle- myer, Vice Presidcfntg Harry Speake, Presiclenf, Alex J. Schultz, Treaszzrrr. nfpfua pfzi On April 10, 1925, a charter was granted to the fraternity to be known thence- forth as Phi Lambda Tau. Four years later, Phi Lambda Tau having grown apace with the leading fraternal organizations on the campus decided to merge with the national fraternity, Alpha Delta Alpha. After the disbandment of the Alpha Delta Alpha in 1935, members petitioned the national executive oflicer of the Alpha Kappa Pi for a charter which was received in November of 1935. Alpha Kappa Pi prospered for the next eleven years and then on September 6, 1946, a consolidation was effected with another great national fraternity, Alpha Sigma Phi. Standing for charity, culture, loyalty, patriotism and perpetual friendship, mem- bers face a future made bright by the fire of personal development which has always been kindled within the walls of Alpha Sigma Phi. x .4 if , wlliix JOHN ACKER GERARD B. DONALD ffC,'a5kf,, ' ANTON BADDERS reIm,',yn rrD0H1: LEE D. BROWN JOSEPH D. HERBERT K, Br0wnie', CASILIO CHOY l0F,' Choo Choo RAYMOND C. DOUGLAS HARRY M. EXLEY CQRRIG AN DOFFLEMEYER ffH,,,,,yH J-,Reply frD0-gina WILLIAM S. JOHN GAFFIN KEITH GREEN FORBRIGER john String Bean Flush WALTER N. WILBUR B. RONALD HILL HARRIS HATHAWAY NB2ll2lU?1 ,, Wally Bill DONALD J. MATT N. WILLIAM R. HOLWERDA HUMMEL JOHNSON fflark-77 ffMaff,, !'fBilI7, GURNAL D. CHARLES F. JOPSON KATLUN ff-Dllkeii ffsnulg-jj!! CLARENCE H. KETCHUM Kefvb', WILLIAM F. KREIGH SlJukUy JAMES R. MILLER fffinlii MANUEL ROY Hoo Hoo ALEX J. SCHULTZ rfROSUbIllI,,, DONALD C. SPAULDING ffTp.x4!7 WILLIAM L. THOURLBY Squire MYRON L. KING ffmikw DAVID M. MARTIN Dazfc ' ROLAND E. NICHT Nicki DENNIS W. ROCHE Denny JOHN C. SHARP Sfmrpie HARRY M. SPEAKE Di.vic'cmi CHARLES B. WILCOX ClJuck,' WILLIAM E. KING reBiIlv WALLACE J. MCNAMARA FFMHCU MICHAEL A. PETRANTO fPMikeJ? ASHLEY T. ROUSE CFA-gb!! LOREN E. SLAYBAUGH HSlI07.UI76lI1,, WILLIAM THOMAS Cor1zf1c1kc CHARLES G. WOLF E CIJuCk ggwy ,Q v :S 532 3,4 hwy' wh V ,fm . My T61-1 3. G .2 ,055 - , , , .,. 4 f ' ilu- wi '53 2 . .,,,,n 1'445 fz, fm' 1 f J! ' 6 2 A , ' Q Q: :hmmm BETA PHI TI-IETA OFFICERS ROBERT O. MEADOR Pl'l'SifI,i'l1IL LEE PIERCE V irc' PVt'SitlIC'l1f DAVID R. I-IOSLER Srcrefary LEWIS C. WALKER Trvasu rm' Eeia PM 'Mala In 1922 a group of men organized The Four Eleven Gangn to promote good fellowship. To give other students a Chance to enjoy this relationship they decided to expand and it was at this time Lambda Phi Epsilon was born. The membership of this fraternity grew and, recognizing one of the great needs of the student, opened the first fraternity house on Tri-State Campus in 1925. Then in 1929, the Lambda Phi Epsilon became the Delta Chapter of Beta Phi Theta. Beta Phi Theta is proud of its members who are graduating this term. For those of us who remain, there is a tradition and reputation to uphold. We of the Delta Chapter pledge ourselves to carry on in a manner worthy of our heritage. I I 1 1 1 l i , Peggy :ann Nm, S of Eella '7fneZ'a EDXVIN ASHTON NELSON T. BATEMAN, ,Ir Ea'a'i0,' frClll'lL'f1f,, EARL D. BENZAL JAMES CAULLER Lover Boy Zc1fcU', CHARLES COOK IVAN REED DAMON Cburk Real RALPH L. DILLIN CHARLES E. ENGLISH, Jr Ralph trGC176,, WILLIAM J. HAWRYLUK DAVID R. HOSLER BilIf' Daz'c',' WARD V. JENSEN HARRY WM. JOCKERSJ1' wmv ffBf11H -H f 'W , 1 I I Ja EUGENE E. MASON 'rMdSOlI,, XVILLIAM T. MILLER HBHIJ7 ALBERT R. OLSON FVOIFLVJ! MARION L. SI-IEPARD FFSZJUIJJJ RICHARD THULIN ffnffkff ROBERT O. MEADOR ff-Keg!! WALTER MUZYCI-IENKO M11::y LEE PIERCE FVLFUJP MAURICE E. STANXVICK Sfa11,' LEWIS C. WALKER Lew JOSEPH R. WEBER ffl 0653 .Y ,. Q fiifs 3 Q, Ms X X 53 gy? x X ,s . X H 3 1 . 5 A X u fb , Q k Q' if x S 9 N, . . ,, if ,V 3 tix, . '-dig Q .v vw AL Qliig tk 1 'ny x S :wg 'A H' 2 QWW WewX M,Qibx ww V Q J- . N , Aflwww ww. X Www' . Ax N' , -' im' f wcmqx , , W - Ma Q0 ., xg g ' l .V 5 4 w 11,1 .1 2 , 36' ff Q7 'Y' ff I Q 14 . pi. . Wfggw . wzazmf, ff O67 zu 5454 w Qfspf ff- , 4 X V ' , 1 , K f 534' 'ZH-, , ' 'Wh 0 1 x '24, V'7ifk .,f 7 wh ,.,- QQ .-,f- .7549 ,eww , f Q4 if . ff' ,wpfwnww nv no M A.,,...n ,,.....,-,.,,...-- .. vm ,,,. ,M-mv ' 'M wp 04 ws Aq- wr ,-f wr uw mr wx 5? f , , 'Mr YQ Y 2 Q ik V ., , 'Q E I fa 4 asm- QQ - 4 A A Wm 9 4 4 .fv,.,., .f ,ZX gg-' j 2 5 LSI' J 114. Q N VN -f wg ,W-4 -un was -1 ,.q ., in 5 ,,. M .YM-Q1 -nal Nw M vw was -masaxvw rquifaqaapha I 1 I I ..- -4 PHI IOTA ALPHA OFFICERS FIRST Row: Carlos Velasquez, Vice Prrsidenfg Fed- erico Vegas, Pl'C'SidC7Zfj Jose Velasquez, Secrefary. BACK Row: Roberto Rosania, Treuszzrwfg Rafael Os- io, Historian. pfai fella Nlpfza. The origin of this organization dates back to 1921 when it started its activities as the Club Hispana-Americana composed totally of Spanish-American students attending Tri-State College. After six years of existence, it was registered under the laws of the State of Indiana as the Alpha Chapter of Gamma Eta Alpha fraternity. An intensive movement begun by this organization culminated in fusion with the Phi Lambda Alpha fraternity as the Eta Chapter. On December 26, 1931 during our annual convention, the Phi Lambda Alpha merged with the Sigma Iota to form the present Phi Iota Alpha fraternity of which we are the Iota Chapter. The aims are to foster a better sense of duty and study among the members and to create that Latin atmosphere which is an integral part of far-away homes of the mem- bersg constantly striving for that great ideal, the ultimate goal: The political and economical union of all Latin-American countries. WILLIAM ANEZ ., ,.,..,...,.. .v... HP1'i17ZilL0 ROBERTO L. AROCHO ..,... ...... ' 'Tin-Tan SADI BACO ...............L..... ,.... ' ' ANDRES BERMUDEZ LL.,., RAFAEL DE LOS RIOS LLLLL...L I-IERMINIO DIAZ ....,,..L.,. N ew jersey -LLf'A11dy -,L,- Cisc0 --L-- Viejit0 TOMAS HERNANDEZ .....,L .....,. ' 'Tom my IGNACIO LANDA LLL.................LLLLLLLLL. Nlmzlzi I-IUMBERTO MALDONADO -- Tim McCoy FERNANDO H. MONTALVO ....LLL. junior If RAFAEL OSIO ,L,L................. L LL.LLL. Colombia PASCUAL R. ROSANIA CARLOS SOEGAARD ,.,,LL JOSE SOSA ....LLL,L,LL.LLL,. ANGEL TORRES ..... -,L,- Pa1za11za ----,-,- L0iza ----- La Gorda --,-Y---rrMd77Cl3d V' FREDERICO L. VEGAS L...... ...,.. ' 'El Galan CARLOS VELASQUBZ ....LLL, ------NP6'1'Zl JOSE A. VELASQUEZ ....... ..... ' fclgofmfo 9 Qfnjca ffffczfcfanacfa, gweeffaeafal' af pfzi .7aZ'a fqfpfr. W 14' f- ,- f ,, ,. ,ffwff , 1' W W5 V, WM Q. - ., :N 7 . -.-S 'K 'fa: n bx.: 3z 1 X X 5 B gl? A ' f Xiv,-.fi , F' 123- K X WNW ASF: Eiga' N k w 4 - ig. -X S ' fx t 5 3. . ,x.. X - 21:3 - 535 '. ' 1 f -533 .X X2 S sm x xx .- . X . ' 4-. S? X X , XX X W.,-MV., - .. P-xv Wfickeq Qaeufflnq, Sweeffaeafd' of pfzi Kappa i Kappa. The Alpha Gamma Chapter of Phi Kappa is the fruit of the coil undertaken by the members of the organization once known as Alpha Gamma Omega. In May of 1943 a charter was sought of the Phi Kappa National Catholic Fraternity, and on january 24, 1944 the Alpha Gamma Omega Fraternity was initiated into Phi Kappa, as the twenty-seventh chapter. A Among its many achievements in Phi Kappa this chapter has endeavored to main- tain its high scholastic standards sets by its predecessors, as Well as to enter into all in- ter-fraternity activities. Its main purpose on the Tri-State campus is to aid each mem- ber in bettering his efforts in learningg in developing a sense of responsibility and of loyaltyg in instilling a fervent desire to contemplate creatively and to act constructively on each endeavor of the organization. PHI KAPPA OFFICERS Left to Right: Daniel F. Kelleher, Treaszzrrrg George E. Muller, Presiflefzfg William H. Andolsek, Vice Presi- deizzfg Vincent Sacco, Secrefary. .Rx-QQNL 'Nts-www :M of ' w. 1 'fz,.:f W 1-. Wav' 3' 's?3E2-. ' 1 5 ' 1' 2:22 1 .wg 1 HXggm'M3mv:W' . f Bi f ff g5?3iQg?5Qw, Qiiigkwmwmw ,' .Alf A- K ,,.E, m r:-2sg:Eg5:5g. if .Q 45555 'ww aw zz ' 4-,f ff .yd . f Www? -1 N F335 Zv M5635 if? Q wi Q Mwgiamfrv Mfwww, ,' 2535 -MEmM-MiW' 3 -.5:.g:-4421,-' ' .,,,,,f ' 1v-1- 1-- ' 'si5z5:s'2:s:s:s:1:--5-11'- . . ,,,-' -' Wm, '- -. ' I., Af iEgHIIl!l!g'i vb . Q I w . ,39 MW,W -. un av. M 622 74,4 -A waxy? I STANLEY A. ABRAMOWICZ WILLIAM H. ANDOLSEK A ,,,-,A,,,, THADDEUS J. BARONOWSKI EDMUND M. CLAUSE .A ,.A,, THOMAS R. CONNELLY S..,.., CHARLES L. CORMIER ...... EUGENE T. CRONIN ..L.LLL CAMIEL DE KEGELAER .... ..... CARMINE DeSPIRITO ,L,.LL JOHN J. DZICK ,...,...,.....,.LLLL. HERMAN C. ERBACHER LCL,,LL FREDERICK J. EVERETT ...... RICHARD J. FRANTZ ..... JAMES E. GAFFNEY ,.........,. EDWARD C. GREULING .... ANTHONY S. G UCCIARDI ...... RICHARD GUCCIARDI ......... LADISLAUS W. HANZEL ..... JOHN W. HAUSMAN ....... --.--f'Rr'c1 ---L--- Bi1l .------NBllI'0lZ .---- Ed ----- T0nz Chaz ---- R0ck ------ Cumc'l ---- Bluckic ---- J0bn11ie ,------'rH6l'llZ SbalQc'sj7c'arc' ----- DiCk ---,--- Ji111 -.--. EcI' ---,--- T01zy -----,-- D1Ck ------- W'loifey B111 3 DANIEL F. KELLEHER .M.. EDWARD J. KOLASINSKI HUBERT M. KORBUS DDD, SALVATORE S. LEO DDD.... FRED J. LEYDECKER DDDD,. ROBERT E. LYNCH . ...,L E VICTOR F. MAINENTE L CARLOS MARTINEZ ......, DONALD C. MAYER ..,.OO.. PAUL J. MIANO ,......., L GEORGE E. MULLER L. .... . ROBERT C. OLSON .,,OL,. VINCENT SACCO .,,,,.,, ff L0L'C1'7, J0isc'y -.--, B0rf, Slit ---,,,,crWbFFIS,, ,,,,,,-uS6lfClJH ff 77 Rm' L----f'Vic -,,,,r'ClJIlCli --E-,f'Mc'z'r'0 , ...L.. Scoop -,,,,, WfJalc7 rr , Ofc ,.- . Ji11z11zir' KENNETH M. SCEPER ,.,.O... ,,,,.... , .,,,,,.,, KC11 TONY P. THOMAS ....O.O JOSEPH TRIMARCHI ..O., SILVIO VENTURI ,,.... RICHARD WALTER ..,.. RICHARD WEISBECK .... WALTER H. 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Dehnite leadership in all fields has been shown in the years gone by and will continue in the future, as long as our neophytes are taught the high moral, traditional, and brotherly standards, perpetuated by the original leaders of Sigma Mu Sigma. Even with the most valiant efforts of the loyal members, the national crisis of the 193O,s forced this fraternity to become inactive. It was reactivated in 1940 through the efforts of the alumni. SIGMA MU SIGMA OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT! David B. Crissman, jr., Treasurer, Wil- liam E. Smith, Presideni, John E. Pickel, Secrefmyg William Bliss, Vice Prcfsirlcfnf. 5 , . A' 1- bw '- E V f f , , , ' .V . :ffl-,,' -,1 - 'f , ww. , b ,. Q- . EEI3 - +1-ep wie, 4-. .gi . 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EUGENE EARLING .-- Gcmf JOSE FONTANALS ,..C . CCCCC lov JAMES P. FROMM ...,. jim MAX GARL .... NIVIIIA' DEAN B. GEORGE ,- .,... ..... ' LDUIIIZ WILLIAM A. GETTIG ROBERT GREIM .,...... ----. BilI L--- B0b 7 KENNETH HAINSWORTH J. G. HEGNER I ..Q,..,.........,, .. L L' ROBERT E. HENDERSON .EE.E. I HAROLD HOOLIHAN HOWARD HOOLIHAN GEORGE KEELING EEE.EEE ROBERT J. KELEMEN .,.... rrKl'lIlIJf', 'Sfraigbf' ff' ! I EEEE Bob Hector I,,,,L Kc'Hy, WILLIAM E. KRUEGER EEEE.. -- BiIl' JAMES LAMBIE EEE,EEEEEEE,.... Jim, ARTHUR LEECH EE,,EE,. E,EEE, ' 'Ari SIDNEY LEE ,,,,EIIIEI,,IEII,,,,II ,I.,.S,I ' 'Sid ROBERT MQALLISTER ....I,. I.LLII ' 'Mac' DARWIN MIXER EI,-E PAT MONROE EIE.,,v. MARION MOORE EEEEE ,S RICHARD MOULD IEI.,,. LIONEL MOYES E E..v ,. ARTHUR PARK IIEI I E,.-, IVIix LLL Pa1f wfffkcy Dirk ff Rvzf Aff 9 J WILLIAM PASCOE .,.. .. ,, ' 'Bill JOHN E. PICKEL ,..,....,.... .,,.,, ' 'lack R. CHARLES REMUSAT ....,. ...... ' rcljllfk LAXVRENCE SCHERTER ,.,,,,, A,,, ' 'Larry NORMAN SENSENBAUGI-I ....LL ..,,, ' rNOI'H JAMES SHAHEEN LLL.LLLLLL..,.. ......,, ' 'fini HOLLAND SHAW ....LL ERNEST SIMMSEN LLLLLL ff H oufie D ...., E1'11i0 DALE B. SMITH III,, Snzifiy XVILLIAM B. SMITH, III Smiffy RICHARD STALF IIDD-.,.D. ..,DD, ' 'Dick EMORY C. SXVOCGER ...,,D LL.. ' 'Vic MERLE TIMMONS D,DD..,. ...... ' 'Tim RICHARD WARNER ,,DI JOHN WILLIAMS III,... --,-- Dick f0!g71Ill,1i DAVIS YEE L.DL.... ..... ' 'Daw' NOT IN PICTURE JAMES BESEMER ,,..v,..,,......LD......... ,...... ' 'jim' XVILLIAM E. SMITH ..... ...... ' 'Sizuyfy' RICHARD P. GREIM ........ ........ ' 'Dicii THOMAS TAMASHIRO ,,,... ....... ' 'Tommy' 3 J AMW? ' c xwx Zi Www f 1 iiiffbzvzief--52+ ,aw-W-rm-a : Q M 1 ,.,if. . -. -,L J ,gg W 4 , ff ,, yy, 5. , W 4 if www , ff 1 f C ff Q PWS? f ! i 3 Z, k. 5 il 2 E E f, 1 I I 1 P 2 C I I 5 4 1, 5 5x Q 3 5 5 1 gm: , w wf ' ilraex. .immxf ' riwwww nv x - g f wil2 PHI SIGMA CHI OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Clyde J. Underwood, Trcfaszzrvrg Marvin E. Groll, Pwfsiderzfg Richard Clevenger, Vice Prmidenfg Joseph A. Sowa, Sc'c'rc1'ary. fa! Sigma efzi The Delta Epsilon Chapter which represents Phi Sigma Chi on Tri-State's Campus, Was taken into the fold of the national organization in the fall of 1927. Our Fraternity, which in correct terminology, is a social fraternity, opens its doors to anyone who is willing to live up to che principles and traditions set up by our glorious past. Friendship and brotherhood, instilled into the characters of our members has swelled the chests of each and everyone who has called themselves a Phi Sig. It is with great pride and pleasure that we can be associated with such a splendid group of organizations. To the men who are leaving through our doors for the last time as students and entering the world fortified by the experience and lessons obtained here at Tri-State Col- lege, we wish you happiness and a great future. 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'W ,'f'f:'fW fW'+?5:122'11'-1+--Mff-1,, g 3,W,,..Q,.Tit-EA?i21 5fiiimwfg::g.x-m...x,-f:,,..N.x,.1..,.-,:g:Ef.ff,f22,.,,g,,fIf'L2LIsawM55is ---.Jw QQ, RICHARD BERGER .,., , ROBERT BEUTLER ,..,., GEORGE BILLMAN 4...EEE GEORGE BOOTI-IROYD f'Dirk' D,- B0b' George George EDWARD BUCKLEY ,,,EG A,OOOO ' 'Buck' JOHN CALICCHIA ....E E,.., ' 'Clifk' EUGENE CHOKEY ,..-OE,.,,OO, ,.,,.,. ' 'Doc' RICHARD CLEVENGER ,,,,,. GGGAOO ' 'Dirk' NVALTER CONNELL ...... - Wal! KENNETH CURWIN OEE.A, ........ ' 'Ken' MARION DANNING ,.E.. I-Iunk CHARLES DAVIS .....,. ClJ1lCk' CARL FELMY ,.......... ...L... ' 'Cdfl ROBERT FLATTER ,...... .,... ' 'Bob S. N. GLASSO .LL.,,.,....L m RC'rf MARVIN E. GROLL ,.... ...LLLL ' 'Dim' WILLIAM B. HABER ....... .... ' 'Willie' MELVIN HAVILL ..... ...-. ' 'Mel, JAMES HENLEY -,..... --- fi1Il' ANDREW HILL, JR. .d,.. fffmfly' NORMAN JULIAN ,,,.,. N01'1f1 EDWARD KASHORK ..,L.. ,,.... I 'Elf BASIL KIO .,....,.f.,....... B0nes' FRANK KRASINSKI ,LLL,L Frank, JOHN LARSON ,,.,LLEEELEL. ..LLL. ' 'jack' EDWARD MARRAH ....DDD ...... ' 'lark' 3 7 LLOYD MASTIN EEEE I 4...... ROBERT MEGARGLE .,,. THOMAS MEGARGLE ,...OO,. RUSSELL NICOLES OOOOOO ELMO NOVELLI OOAOOL, JOHN O'HARE A,OSOO I ROBERT PARKER AOOOOOY. GUS A. PETERSON ,,,... R. K. PETERSON EO,,OOE ALFRED PICONE OEEE GEORGE PLACIER ..,., ROBERT RUBY EBEBOB. STANLEY RUTKA ....EE. JOHN SACCARECCIA ANDREW SHAFER ,,,.B SCHUYLER SMITH ....,. Iqfcbfff ,, e I - 3 f r 1 1 : I Sf 4 Bob ' ,,EL Tfo0111 , NiC LMf'Luigi Dikw ,B--- B0b -.,,, Gz1s .LEf'Pc'tc' ,--LLDm Al E-LL F1'c'ddic' WL Saxxy EL LL.. Sian John ,E,, A11dy LL,, Scoff ROBERT STRATIFE A,EE,.E - ...ELE,EEE,,,,, Bob CAS STRELINSKI ,,..,. CLARK SWICK ,DEEE,,EEE... CLYDE UNDERWOOD ANTHONY VASSALLO JOHN B. VASSALLO ,EBEDE. RICHARD WEAVER ,E,.,.. MARVIN WEBER ,EEEE BILL WHEAT ED.,BEE., JOSEPH WILMER .,..EB The Tbroaf DEDI.EE. ffclafk ff L - Tony -,,,E-- Job11 73 'wnwwa-wwf 'Www an :J ' Q, H F f 73 'Dick LELL- Mac CFB I JJ ffj0e77 QQ? am 'f .X ,. X Za? V MMV, lr.. in .- 2?E5a:l?E. er Ms-S1 06 5 4 3' ' 3 if gn. 5-1. - 'M- 1-lf vw:-vm. ' ihkfx -, 5: JK Qbfiigg Wax v av X 35, . ' ,X QW 5 In ,im vw au' N wma ai' M... K ax we :ik ,S W fy Q QQ K ww-rmwiw 9101 .gb ,x my .ua H l mmiwkx l 'ew , I ,,,,, 4, f 1- ff y nw DZ! f , V ' Sigma pfxi Bella Through the efforts of Professor Leroy Horpedahl, Kappa Chapter of Sigma Phi Delta received its charter in May of 1947. The membership is open to any student reg- istered in Engineering and maintaining an average required by the college. Sigma Phi Delta is an International Social Fraternity of Engineers. It has as its object the promotion and advancement of the Engineering Profession and Engineering Education the instilling of a great spirit of cooperation among Engineering Students and their Organizationsg the inculcation in its members of the highest ideals of manhood, good citizenship, obedience to law and brotherhood, and the encouragement of excellence in scholarship. SIGMA PI-II DELTA FIRST Row: Albert J. Romeo, president, Paul Dnistran Vice Presirlcvzf. BACK Row: Millard Gladd, T1'C'6lSZl1'6V, Edward B Decker, Secrcfczry. ww ' M V, ,, . A I F 4,53 .NQ ,. V, H wen Baa , Sweedzeafzl' af Sgwna pai :Leda . I i E 4 i s 1 gil A su Q Sa Sm. r E , 2 , 5 U 1 2 ,..... , E .51- ,J rt ,J I ,, . L , , 5 . .- , -.: S 1 .- , L N 1- xx X X N Q ,V I 3'- x 15, M J 5 S! 5 ,S S' Q X S. S - 5,-'f' 'A':' 12Qf' 4 gf' 1 4 L. -ow, ' i 1 fur-X f y fi! 'rj' l 1 N E 1 1 1 J f , K2 'yffng vf ' 4 , 'Qi' PAUL ANKERMAN JOSEPH ASHMEAD JULIUS BAJEK ROBERT BELL CHARLES BONNER CHARLES BYHAM U BURTON CORWIN EDWARD DECKER RICHARD DESMOND PAUL DNISTRAN .,U,U,, CHARLES FORD -,.., MILLARD GLADD ,..,, THEODORE GOOCH WALTER GRABER ..., JOHN H. GUNNINC1 GEORGE HARTLEY UUUU RALPH HASLETT UUUU..,,.,..UUUU,U. CLARENCE W. JOHNSON UUU,,. IVAN JOHNSON SS.,SS, LL Pa11l 106 ,,,,,,,NESC1Ilil'C' CHl7l'dX Bark ,, ClJdl'1F-jf .-..,rrClJ1lCk ,, L0z'r'r Boy L Sbalzcy m,Lf'DiCf1 S,S,g'P0p L,ULf'CfJa1'1ie ff Hap -.-..-rrAblZl'l' UO,O,,UOA-, Walf LLL Cb0601afv OLLL R0Ck LLL Szuca'c' ,,,,,,,HLIl7'l'-Y LLLL Skip JOHN KECK A UUUUUUUUUU UUU.,. ....... ' ' Big Iobu THOMAS R. LAWSON MATHEW LOBAS ,.,.UUU DENIS LOPEZ ,OOOUO,.......... CHARLES MCCLUNE - L,. L T0111 ,----L Ugly ,---,,- De11is ,,,L- Cbar1c'y STANLEY MATHER . ARISTOTLE MAVRODIES ., , CHARLES MONTAGNA ROBERT NIEDERNHOFFER EEEEEE WALTER NOBLE I LESLIE PCHRFLTT LLL.LLL CHARLES PLANK LLLLL CHARLES POWERS LLLLLL ALBERT ROMEO LLLL ERNEST ROMEO LLLLLLLLLLL,L.,.L FREDERICK SCHEN CK KENNETH SCHLUNDT WILLIAM SETLOCK ....L BOYD SMITH ,,,,LLLL RICHARD STORK LLLLLLL LOUIS SUMMERS ,.,LLLLL FLOYD TEHAN LLLL WILLIAM THOMAS ...... LLOYD THOMPSON ...... RAY W. WAGNER LLL,... SAMUEL YEAGER ....,... WILLIAM YOUNG ...... CHARLES ZANDERS ....... Blood ,L,,L Sl'z111 -LL, Mikc ' Hf'j1sff'r ..L.- Buc'k LLLLL WaIi rr U L05 ----f'Flasb rrC!9dV1iL',, and GMS -L--- Be Bop Freddie ,,-..., Kr'1z ,LL BiIl ----, B0ya' -,LL Dick ,,L-,L LozL Lofffzfp L,,- Hot Shot -L,, Swen L-,,---,- Ray ff Good Sam ff ' ii B11 l L---- Sf00p ! J S! 'war-fl X X Q I jg 2 if 5' mmf' L Q? 'I 1 Swsws gawfwfl kv ' ' f27Q4Z f2QZZZ7 w ,ZZ??fA 127,144 :?g7 2 if n s 1E I 1 Xcizxw-:Af-X4,-Q. w. x - t-.--mf-Q X1:Q..QxRi1a2 Q x M . -ii. . - H f,g-vmgs 3 . 1 - xximwx-iifmz-fnzwfki X , .s,-we-NLQ , 'Wim-xp -. - - , -X ' ., W -sw! FIRST Row: Sergean!-az'-Arms A SECOND Row: R. Christiansen, Treaszlrer. BACK Row: Pledge Masfer. 7cau Kappa gpctifan Expansion from Sigma Mu Sigma into Alpha Lambda Tau in 1935, and from Alpha Lambda Tau to Tau Kappa Epsilon in 1947 resulted in the organization that lives and works in the house on the hillf, We believe that man is a social being. Our whole structure evidences the absolute interdependence of man. Reclusiveness is dwariing to man's best qualities. Intimate and frequent contact with our fellows is necessary to symmetrical development. As a con- sequence, organizations whose purpose. is to promote these ends are to be fostered and encouraged. . To those men who are leaving us this year, we wish success and happiness. We hope that the fraternal lesson will be as much help to you as it has been to countless others. To those who are beginning their lesson this year, we offer knowledge that is priceless. TAU KAPPA EPSILON OFFICERS Lawrence Benson, Secrefury Russell Ruppert, Hisforian, Harold Campbell Jack Eicher, Vice P1'6Slfl'C'l1f Donald Rice, Assistant Pledge Masfer Martin Robert Pitfield, Chaplain Richard Evans, Presidezzf, William Kladke .,,,V VA 'Wav' f WWW f if NNA QYQ5 S KX R . .... .,,,,, ' 471 z Z' My 39 A. 29 if 5 5 ' F ,O 'oi 4 , ' F wr y ,. S ,av f l fi .A 'f' 45,252 g4 23 4 9 J , 1, u Z 4 ff., ,f 1 479 ' 4 W Q' X 75 W Q 6' li, xx' ' Z 'J H we 'io Q . V fx so if 4 , 5 3 , wid R J JJ T ERNEST BADER .., MAX H. BARD LLLL B, , ,,KM ,,4 L LAWRENCE E. BENSON .,... , ARTHUR E. BROWN ,...EEE,. ROBERT E. BROOKSBANK BOBOBB HAROLD F. CAMPBELL ..,.,L, M. ROBERT CHRISTENSON -.-,,HE1'71iC' --E---- Max MLl1l'I'j! AH -O-- B0b Hal .L-, Bol1 DALE COBBLE -,.,,.,,,,..,,,,.....-,, ,,,,,, ' 'Dali' HERBERT F. CRONIN LLLLBL ..-.. ' 'Herb' JAMES E. DANIEL .,.,....LLLLLLLL .... ' 'Jim' EUGENE R. DONOVAN ............ 'eGt'11C', JOHN DUCKETT .......,. Uncle Jalan JACK M. EICHER OOOAOOOOO ..LLLL ' 'Jack' RICHARD A. EVANS ....OO, O..,. ' 'Dick' GORDON FRIES FRANK GABRIELSON RICHARD GASMIRE LL,.LLL O,v.. ' 'Dirk' JAMES R. GERHARD ..,,.., ,...... ' 'Jim' WILLARD Cv. HARTMAN YE,, .-ff,. C 'Will' QUINTIN HAWTHORNE RICHARD E. HUMBERT LLLLL .,.,L ' 'Dirk' JOHN HUMPHRIES RALPH G. LANDRUM ....L ff Ralph CHARLES K. MCCONNELL MATTHEW M. MICHALAK ROBERT P. MILLERICK ,EEE. ee-Aly: Mz1ff M0zr ' RICHARD E. PARLOW E.,.,. ..E,. ' 'Diflan WAYNE H. PETERSON E,...... EE..E. ' 'Pc'fv DONALD PHELPS ,D,,..,.DDD .....Y ' 'Dorf' J. GLENN RADCLIFFE DONALD E. RICE CCC.CDC,C, ...... ' 'D0l7,, VINCENT RIVA ....C ..,,, ' 'Vinvn RUSSELL P. RUPPERT, JR. ....,, ..,CDC ' 'RlISS,, VERN D. SHIPLEY CCCL.......... ,.... ' 'Vw'1z EMIL SITEK C.CCCCCI.,.,, DCCCCCD ' 'Sf' OLIVER SMITH -,,.CCCCL,,,C Sllziffjfv MICHAEL A. STRILICH ....I .CCCC ' 'IVIIIQN' NORTON H. SUTTON ,...C -,,..f'Norf DALE TONVER ....CCC, ..,CDD ' 'Dalcf RAYMOND URCH CCCCCCCCC,CC., .,..,.. ' 'Ray ROBERT J. VAN KAMPEN CCCC,C . ,.... Bob DONALD K. VAUGHN ...... ...... ' 'D011 WAYNE WARREN CCCC . CCC...... ..... ' 'Burk ARTHUR R. WETMORE L CHARLES YORK .,..... Dick CfJm'lie Qmmvf fqy,-If ,, A. , , I dm ,X 'ww 'walgmxx mi' Wm MWF 63? Y- avi' 'lY d' if bmi- 'Sv diana Zfnleadaink, Sweelfzeaal' of '7fzel'a Mu pa 7fzeZ'a Ma pi In November of 1937 the Kadimah Society for stu- dents of Jewish Faith came into being on the campus of Tri-State College. The Board of Directors of the College ofhcially recognized the organization on February 2, 1938. The society progressed from its humble beginning and in the fall of 1939 became the Theta Mu Pi fraternity. Theta Mu Pi flourished with the years until early 1942 when due to the exodus of its members into the armed ser- vices, the activities of the fraternity were interrupted. The return of previously active members to the campus brought about the reactivation of the fraternity during the sum- mer term of 1946. The aim of Theta Mu Pi is to foster the educational, social, and spiritual life of its members. During the Winter term of 1949 Theta Mu Pi elected to inaugurate another chapter into the fraternity. The original chapter shall be the Alpha chapter and shall be composed of members of Jewish faith. The new chapter shall be the Beta chapter and shall be non-sectarian. THETA MU PI OFFICERS ALFRED J MARCUS Lover LEFT To RIGHT! Charles R. Castle, Serlrfaify-Trms1z1'c'r, Louis Kaplan, Presia'enf, Charles Klein, Vive Presia'e11z'. N N W NN 3 EE' x .,, O: -Mt: f ..?:g15:f1: i: 353355 x x.,, Ta 35: T6 A ' ,.,, 'X '-ar. , x .wr-,:f..rf . ag . ..... ta . A -. .X -,-- .,. E Y SRX um. 442 , , fm, Q ,gn f ,WWW g,Q,,M,W, wwf , ff :ff vw 'f tx A'VX,:3iix,4,f , 4 'Z' K I N N-cf 312' X, , -'fa X V. -17.3 sv, S A N 'gk Q hx X Q Ea , Qt m . 152 Q, ffz QQ 5 , -4- '-55 ,.1:1:1 --' xii 'E5Ef?if039r:vr:-.-f+ ' ' , g?4,.:g:' X-.f.vws',. - '- --'- Q X ' 'ew X ,vv:,ggq,f WA , 'Sm ' 'Q . if ,f,.51b- Q 2324 Aw. .'5Qi5mw , ww -2 x 5 fl A X xiii? ix xxxxxmxm iawmaxwewkmwu X y - '- - x- .2 Q . .i-I- K A ,,,..m AMERICAN SOCIETY TOOL ENGINEERS OFFICERS LEFT To RIGHT: Secretary, Willard G. Hartman, President, William J. B. Ingham, Jr., Treasurer, Ralph W. Pashby, Vice President, Otho B. Gill. 14. S. 'Z Z. With the aid of several members of the Fort Wayne Chapter No. 56, A.S.T.E., a number of persons here at Tri-State, who are also members of the A.S.T.E., organized the Tri-State Junior Division of Chapter No. 56. This group is composed not only of Mechanical Engineering students, but of all students interested in Tool Engineering. The aims of the Society embrace all engineering fields where manufacturing is a prob- lem. Thus, any student who desires the association with a professional society pro- moting the improvement of products through Tool Engineering Willvbenefit by this association. At meetings, the group is presented with various educational films, technical liter- ature, and talks by men in the Tool Engineering profession. The group has an opportu- nity to visit many factories and attend industrial expositions Where they see the latest machine tools that are being produced. The members also attend monthly meetings of Chapter No. 56 in Fort Wayne. in ,W X W vpn- Wm 358' 1' wp TOP GROUP FRONT ROXV: Herbert G. Chin Yee, Gene J. Hawkins, Kenneth H. H2llllSYX'fJ1'tll. Otho, R. Gill, Everett Harris, XVil1ian1 J. B. Ingham, Jr., XYillard G. Hartman, Ralph XY. Pasliby. SECOND ROVV: Richard S. Hautfe, Julius J. Bajek, Xvllllillll J. Unger, Rudolph A, XValters, Jr., Darwin A. Mixer, J. J. XN'eger, Robert F, Niedernhofer. Leonard R. Henry, Robert A. Fesser. BACK ROYV XV. H. Outealt, J. A. Henly, John H. Luker, Charles J. Ford, John NY. Kay, Edwin A. Anderson, Charles Byhfun, Xyllllillll E. Uutvalt, XYalter N. Lenolf. fqmeaican 7aal Znqineefu BOTTOM GROUP FIRST ROXY:7Clifford F. Harbei-k, Melvin L. Kratznian, John C, Pataky, Minard F, Rose, Anthony S. Gucciardi, George li. Billniun, Gilbert N. Hilt. SECOND ROXY: Paul Dnistran, YVayne H. Vande Steeg, XYil1iuni Iiowinan, James A. Prugh, Kenneth P. Black, Ben D. Selfridge, Donald D. Tews, Harry XYrig'ht, John H. ljlllllllflg. BACK ROXY: Harold E. Smith, 'llussell Dewitt, Henry Dyson, D. A. XYalker, Edward Kolasinski, Tvllllillll C. Gingrich, Robert F. SIIVVYQIQ Donald G. XVYsong. Graeian J. Sc-hmizzi. KRQQQK adm' at Ghmefme Glad This O1'g.ll1lZlllClOI'1 was founded in 1932, to form and strengthen the bonds of friendship among its members, to assist fellow-members and encourage high scholastic standards. Although the number of members is small, we have been working hard to make the organization function successfully. FIRST Row: Thomas Young, Phillip L. Liu, Herbert Choy, Herbert G. Chin Yee, Robert W. Lee. SECOND Row: Tommy Wong, Dave Yee, Frank Lock, Quan Chin. ff K' ,WW 4 rg , sf f s f WW FRONT HOXY: Lee Hirst-li, Dick Ogota, Paul Stueekle, Wfilliam King, Robert lNIeg'a.rgle Kenneth lfll2lIllllf3I'llll, Bal'llll1'Ll liinulig, SECHNIP l'ilfDXV: Hay Kindig, Howard Jervis, Gurnal Jopson, John Black, lfioy McLeod, llr. Mason, l,'llZlI'l9S l-iellullusen, John lllc-Gollum. THIRD RUXY: Charles Mr-Connell, Marvin Groll, Bill Jones, Toni Miller, l'iielmrtl Evans, ltii-liard Trellu, Fred Ullmer, Vern Shipley, Hugh Stryker. Z rqmefzican efzafua Sponsored by the Angola Post No. 31 of the American Legion, the Chorus, about twenty-five strong and still in its infancy, Went to Indianapolis in August of 1947 and took part in the American Legion State Music Contest. Despite the keen competition, the Legion Chorus won second place honors. Again in August of 1948, under the guidance of Raymond and Barbara Kindig, the Legion Chorus took second place, com- peting against four other choruses throughout the state. The Chorus, now firmly established in the community, has sung at all the Tri-State College Baccalaureates for the past two years and has participated in several of the school dance programs. They have performed for all the service organizations of Angola and have entertained their fellow Legionnaires at a number of district meetings. a i li l ,i il l I a E I S 1 5 if lui -2 ai E. l i 3 IC Z 5 Z xx swmm 1- nmm we hi Z lk Q 7 2 2 v 1 6' : ':.' an -1'-f 1 W QQ'-2 S? G' X3 .Wm 'WK my TOP GROUP FRONT ROYV: Edwin A. Anderson, Anthony S. GrllL'4'i21I'tli, Paul Dnistran, David XValker, XYillia1n IG. 1.Jutf:alt, ltulph NY. Pashhy, Gene J. Hawkins. SECOND ROXV: Ygietor G. Hawk, John J. XVeger, NYilliam F. Thomas, llobert F, Niedern- hofer, Lloyd O. Thompson, .ldrerett A. Harris, Leonzlrd R. Henry. BACK ROXV: Norman F. Lang, lidward Kolasinski, Kenneth Parsons, Clifford F. Harheek, liivhard L. Ashville, Kennetli P. Black, llzirry L. llolzlnd, George li, Billman. S. 14. E. The Society of Automotive Engineers is a professional society To promote the arts and sciences and engineering practices connected with the design, construction and utilization of automotive apparatusf' The Tri-State Chapter was organized during the past year. BOTTOM GROUP l+'lZON'P TIOXV: Charles J. Ford, XYilliam J. Vnger, Howard G. Heinig, J. J. Bajek, Otho H. Gill, John C, Pataky, llobert A. Fessor. SICCUND ROXY: XVilliam B. Smith, YVilliam A. Setlovk, Tlit-hard S. Hauffe, YVillard J. Talnniingzl, James A. Prugh, John H. Luker, Txviiliillll Rowman, Samuel Alouisa. I9IAC'K HDTV: NY. H. Outealt, John H. Gunning, Camiel De-Kegelaer, Robert YV. Roocl, Guy lfl. Kennedy, Herbert K. T. Choy, Charles E. Byham. 'W J A20 MF xv, A PI-IOTOGRAPI-HC SOCIETY OFFICERS LEFT To RIGHT! Robert W. Friend, T1'n1s1m'r', Herbert G. Chin Yee, Sl'fl'l'1LfIl'J', Charles W. Freeburg, Vim' Pwsiilwzf, John B. Bell, P1'UsiJc'11f. l it A.. p UIe- Y .eggwtvee y ' fl W... ,Q , H f UWM-. ....N..i 7fze Pho aqacapfzic Sacielq The Photographic Society, which was formed in the Fall of 1946, has made an outstanding record during the past year. It has handled all the photographic Work for the Athletic Department and the Booster Club. The bulk of the pictures appearing in the Tri-Angle and many of the excellent pictures in this Modulus must be credited to the Society. FIRST IIOXV: P1'nfeS5o1'iSt21nle-A' Acton, John H, Hell, Q.il12ll'lk'S XY. I?1't'Cl,lL'1'g, Robert NY Friend, He-rlie-1't G. Chin Yee. SECOND IIOXY: Erin- Il. Andersen, Xxvilllillll A. Setloclt, 1'1llll D. XYi11vox, A1 Pnddm-k, s J Vernon Johnson, Pi'ofeSso1- Gordon H. l1'1'ie.', K'1'Yille- NY. Morris. THIRD IYOXY: .Tnsepli U. Hadail, Itolwerta Gardent-1', Donald F. 1,'2L1'tt'I', Ifldwnrd G. De1zine5', Donald Ii. Johnson. '7fze 7fzi- Side eallege gan! The Tri-State College band was first organized in 1938 by the late Professor Al- as mon G. Harshman, whose efforts have set an example for this and future bands at 'Q Tri-State. I Early in 1947 Roy C. Bodie, Jr., re-organized the band and through his diligence 'I and leadership it has grown to the organization we are so proud of today. The band is noted for its versatilityi The members hail from all parts of the globeg z 5 and Within this group is found a proportional variety of musical backgrounds. This has .V enabled its concerts to include everything from soft accompaniment for the soloists to the heavy passages of overtures. At sports events a rousing march is often followed a by a light fantasy in boogie-Woogie or jazz, which delightfully proves that there are no Squares in the outnt. il .I i 6, 'l lu, l 3 i I 14 I 1 l I 1 la il in if: 5 if in iff EN. ls Ili ri ilg 'r I - cz, 31 ff - ff ri, 5 S 1- Xsxn - AQ! S. I y ' '- T if lbs 5:5 li 5 .ll ref lf? ill uf? H i 'n I il , l 1? ilu li 's rj' ili 5 i ' E y, . sn, -- sy..-,V --Y --- ------V-W -- - - .f ,,,., ,..,..,...-...--.7 4' - X ii. v' . 2' t W . fs in-, sf ,. f J .' 9 , ., NW A :Qi ev' cnt 'lvl w A mt ,mg SQ, ,371 QQ E- QQ M my is 4' 4. gli -.W I ,K ' S 1 .,,, ' V M W if 1' ' 3 X' gf! ,QM if 'W 3, W' 1 ,f i .flfw .fw ...ff sc . ' 1 We-'-5 if -Q.. 1 a f .X ss? .sf x K 'ff . - A? V ' X , 'M , ' ir :gi fi 2 Q f ff ,e ,G fi FIRST IUJNY: Donald J. XYine, T. Si-ott McCurdA', ljmnnlml F, il1't'i'jl1l'll2lll, Ivan Nic-odenius, Professor Ross A. Butler. SECOND HQXV: XY. H. l'leim-linrrlt, Harry A. Leng, 'Robert A. lf'e1'g'us, James Y, Dunn, .Eu- gene IJ. Straight, Convh Robert llivine. THIRD RUXV: Charles E. XYitt, Stanley T. Nntowitz, O, IQ, Smith, llayinond L. Vrc-h, 'Robert E. Henderson, lliellaril T. Mould, Xxvllllillll V. Teagno, XYilliam U. Harris, John F, BIL'iVll421l'. Eaaaleu' Glad During the early part of the summer term the organization of the Boosters, Club was announced. The initial turnout was small but it was quite evident that the group was enthusiastic. The summer term was spent in outlining the aims of the club and the rules and regulations by which it should abide. It was agreed that the club would welcome students, faculty members and townspeople as members - to boost athletics at Tri-State. There would be no dues and the only membership requirement would be to have an interest in promoting Tri-State sports program. E fxlf Z CHEER LEADERS 3 Left to Right: William O. p 1 E Harris, Donald Wine, Wil- liam C. Teagno. i E E E 1 E - -ses . ' '. iseSi's.'SSr9, Y.: .. QM, , Q Gui' bl Y ' ir f L, ..g, -, ' ' 1-ui-un ,--.Quai-r.. - I 'tim ,...., :,y.9x.. . 1 'Z-. -nu ATHLETIC BOARD Left to right: Professor Ben B. Selfridge. Professor Robert Divine, Prn- fessor Kenneth C. NQXX'll2l1ll, Professor Ross A. Butler, Charles E, XYitt, Billy Sunday. rqlfzleiic germ! The Athletic Board of Control establishes policies, determines the budget and sets eligibility standards for all athletics at Tri-State. This board is composed of seven members, three from the faculty, one from the Administrative Office, one representative from the student body, the Director of Athletics, and one alumnus. COACH ROBERT B. DIVINE Tri-State was very fortunate this year to have as athletic direc- tor a man of great ability and qualincations. Bob's pleasant per- sonality and fine fieldmanship seem to promise a long and mutually beneficial stay for him and for the student body. VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROXV: Richard T. Mould, Manager: Salvatore N. Glasso, Lee D. Brown, Michael A. Strilich, Anthony F. Ramus, James J. Carver. SECOND ROYV: Coach Robert ' Divine, Robert J. Hemrick, Floyd R. Monroe, Robert A. Stevens, Dale E. Cobble, Robert P. Millerick, Ray- mond L. Urch, Manager. THIRD ROXV: James Bishop, Ronald E. Ehlinger, James F. Allen, George E. Keeling, Edward E. Lambert. RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROXV: Donald E. Gil- 4 bert, Casimir S, Strelinski, Vlfilliam E. Atchinson, WVil- ton J. Besemer, Robert M. Anthony. SECOND ROXV: William J. Gonedridge, Lyle E. Gilbert, Philip C. Miller, James H. I Allen, Ralph F, Fox, Donald , K. Folsom, VVayne E. Ren- naker. S J 'Q ' f 5 . Q f H f E F. 5 Rs T V5 Q X v - 'lf 1, i 5 WHL! WW! W, N 1 ffm fgj f, '? 4, ROBERT P. MILLERICK LEE D. BROWN RONALD E EHLINGER .i ziffmifhi i ay WT ' ' '. ' SALVADORE N. , ?s5i2w,.ff34 L' , -, 2 1,54 GLAssO , 'si f t f a +R Y - 'vw , f,fff1g,:gR 1 , :- . M, , X ,.,. . .. 2 E7 , ' J . .1 i , , Jim V w . GEORGE E. KEELING ff'- ' -A T6 ,io-vw num ui JAMES BISHOP . ' if ,A .: A .,, M, .,.,. , , K f M , 41 , I 1 X TRI-STATE COLLEGE 1948-1949 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT Gifhn College Huntington College Taylor University Olivet College Wabash College Lawrence Tech. Flint College Assumption College Assumption College Detroit Tech. Indiana Tech. Benton Harbor College Lawrence Tech. Indiana Tech. Taylor University Huntington College Lewis College Olivet College Indiana Central Albion College Lewis College Benton Harbor College ygvna. vw. l MICHAEL A. STRILICH DALE E. - i. s s-L:s,Qfa,yis:.:2-wwais 1 ,, -. a . .,. .. 'V tv' 5 . of-Zmf' 5 R Q in 491-Q fy ,gg Q. , xg G :C at , . cami s '. xgyjvv 1? ,. V wsg, 4: raft. -' ' fwf aw - ' if 1 ' 'W , .s Warm Wm. W W- ' . fi, av ' w H' 'N 'fs ft LZQBQYV wi' 1' 'V' ii Badzeldall The basketball team with a nucleus of six lettermen and sparked by the coaching of Robert B. Divine, over- came many difficulties last season to field a team that showed a definite and steady improvement as the season ad- vanced. These men put on a great show, playing fast and hard every minute of every gameg and the fans displayed much more spirit. There were also bigger crowds and higher gate receipts than in previous years. The Engineers played such outstanding teams as Lawrence Tech, Wabash College, Assumption College and others. Tri-State will continue to schedule worthy oppo- nents - and all concerned are hoping and working for an even better showing in the won and lost column during the coming season. r ROBERT J - 1 HEMRICK 1, y W ,Q ' 99 ' 5 JDK ' vii N 'En 'lv Ep , 1 I Banda!! The baseball team, under Coach Bob Divine, is looking forward to the forthcom- ing season with a great deal of anticipation. A large number of men turned out for spring tryouts, making competition keen for all positions. Facilities have been made available for indoor practice, thus enabling the team to get an earlier start and dodge bad weather. With the revised coaching staff and good material to work with, Tri-State is going to field a good team this year. STANDING! Coach Emery Druckamiller, Frank Messier, Anthony Koptur, Elden Booth, Edward Buckley, Edward Tippenhaur, Robert Hale, john Diezk. KNEELING: Charles Priest, Victor Ganzer, Richard Greim, Joseph Chimenti, Robert Greim, William Burns, Lawrence Sanxter. it aifswaga W9 if J fix 'i,sf'3ftaS Q, W' 1 f Q if X 4' was W a ff .-was fi l 1 Y 3 IZ, , Wg ? 5 lawn., ii ,I , 2524: 3 -i as 1 5 w W, Nw K. L. 'I-1 FIRST Row: Denis H. Lopez, Charles S. Pyne, Ralph H. Kocher, Robert W. Herr, Fred H. Schenck, Leonard V. Hoffman. SECOND Row: William F. Kladke, james R. Gerhard, Michael A. Sanossian, Robert W. Judy, Ladislao V. Sosa, Charles E. Brown. easing. The Fall term found the fencing enthusiasts of Tri-State hard at work recruiting new members and following an intensified training program. The resulting team defeated Illinois Tech and Highland Park College and lost very close decisions to Lawrence Tech and the Univer- sity of Detroit. Tri-State can well admire the Buccaneers for their sportsmanship and teamwork. Due to the supervision of Faculty Advisor Ben D. Sel- fridge and combined efforts of the individuals on the squad, Tri-State is justly proud of its fencers. . , L BEN SELFRIDGE Coach r 'G v 'X 35 S O' - 760064 J1-Tl O. The lack of tennis courts at Tri-State limits the acti- vities of the team but it is the hope of the athletic depart- ment that the courts will be installed by next spring. Three matches h a V e b e e n scheduled. The team will also enter the State meet. FIRST TIOXY: Richard C. Gas- niire. liayinond L. Urch, Stanley I. Natowitz. SECOND ROXV: Ric-hard E. Hunt, Howard M. Sullivan, Donald F, Creeiilman, David Ti. Hosler. Golf was revived at Tri- State in the Spring of 1948, due to the efforts of Professor Clifford L. Adams and Ralph F. Fox. Practice was held daily at the Lake James Country Club and playoifs took place in April of that year. With five lettermen re- turning, Tri-State has high hopes of improving last Spring's record. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph A. Sowa, Don L, Casterline, Stanley A. Abramowicz, Ralph F. Fox, Paul Kosty- sliak. G4 - . 5 .A-',,, -.-.. ..- . Q QQ ,.,- fnlea-Waalean ' efzamfziand ' Inter-Fraternity sports again took tht spotlight this year with activity in basket ball, bowling, softball, and touch football INTER-FRATERNITY BOWLING ALPHA SIGMA PHI FRONT Row: Donald J. Holwerda Harry M. Speake. STANDING: joseph D. Casilio, Alex Schultz William R. Johnson. INTER-PRATERNITY SOFTBALL SIGMA PHI DELTA FRONT Row: Lloyd O. Thompson, Charles Plank, Captain, Robert F. Niedernhofer, Theodore E. Gooch. STANDING! Julius Bajek, Mathew Lubas, Charles T. Montagna, Ed- ward B. Decker, Charles Mc- Clune. INTER-FRATERNITY FOOTBALL PHI KAPPA FIRST Row: Carmine DeSpirito, George E. Muller, R. E. Lynch, Salvatore S. Leo, James Gaffney QCaptainj , W. Ladislaus. SECOND Row: Victor F. Mainente, William H. Andolsek, John Dzick, Robert Gucciardi, An- thony Gucciardi, Robert C. Ol- son. f ,Ng ,may ,X Iii, , Z 0 x x . N. 95 xg x wx Q ii Si 5 v wc Qxxgixg .f ga 913 Q if X , A X6 x N x K -f i? i A Iv p ,f E' -fb-qw! ww Q S v 5? -A L X' .1j. 3 V 'i -: wiv if M ' 2 ,gf f? 4? ' 4, fl '? f 5 , ,W , duff! V97 ' cf mul! bf N ,,,. ,V 11,. , .. q 0, .V WWWF' 'x'w'XW IW' I I ' A 'A mm um fwf -V+, ':.'1',4X , f A' CA zfl .,,. ,. . .,,.,,, S . ., . . ., E ,. ,, .,. .. , ,, 5 Az ,A M .gr . , , , '1,Jff,V X9 my yi ' K 'W - 4 5' ,V ,s f QA V Q W Dr , ' 'N fW5ifQ3?.z Yi, , f' gags A 1 5501 ,- :f ,, z-11.5 - ' K ,. , 1 fs 'gg , . f 6 fm W ,. X W 0 N' of 6 X X , .. .X 1 . v 2 e.. - --I .., -- A A A' V' '35 ' ' . L..:.v,,vk.f2, .- Q ' . 4 fz5 ,Wi ,. -, A , 4 ' 'K' :f A 5 Q2 W f E., 1 .1 a kg f fi 3 2 Y 5,9 9 412, I 2 5:35 QQ, 2 Q of gf v . ,y f if, G 122 Q K ,E N, ,. , .. .fr wwf 3 Q, ww' 4.4 1 4-waxy, m vs, rqulagaapfzd. -7-,' . I 1 4 J 1 P fqfuwziidinq is for the TIME you spent in soliciting ads. -is for the HOURS you spent in getting copy. is for the many ADS you sold in this book. -is for the NEVER SAY DIE SPIRIT when the answer was no. is for the KNOWLEDGE you received in your dealings with Angola business men. is for the YEARNING you must have felt When you had one more ad to reach your goal. -is for the OUTDOOR EXERCISE you gained by going from mer- chant to merchant in search of ads. -is for YOU the members of the 1949 Advertising Staff who made possible the advertising section and who helped in many Ways to make the 1949 Modulus possible. Fest Wishes From CADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES TRI-STATII COLLEGE 1 Elecfdaed Eeacfz 4 L ...-is ,xg gs ' Q NE -'-I ' I A. ' -z-' ,iq Tl 5 DANCING SWIMMING THE AMUSEMENT CENTER The Bvsf Of SllC'l'C'SS T0 You COMPLIMENTS OF PATRONS: Rolland J. Weaver-Insu1'ance Ray D. Hosack-Hosac:k's Music House Fred A. Bari'-Launderette Crooked Lake's Hollywood Landing The Pines CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF D49 Compliments Of 1'l'lf IBIQUIYAW THEATIQE A1 ways A Good Show COMPLIMENTS CF THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE CLEON WELLS, MANAGER BEST NVISI-IES From THE COLLEGE CAFETERIA Ou The Calrzpzzsv GEORGE CLARK, MANAGER QQWNIEATHIEHRHIEAHD comww Gasoline and Oil Proof Flexible Hose Choke Controls-Drain Cocks-Tube Fittings Puncb Press and Automatic Screw Machine Products ANGOLA, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF The College Recreation Hall i COAL--- BUILDERS' SUPPLIES BRICK AND TILE HEATING EQUIPMENT Angola Brick 8. Tile Company Phone 2 S 5 THANKS For Your Patronage, Fellows! Best of Luck in Years to Come STRA NND Coageaialaiiom - - We eolzgrafulafe fbe Moalulus Staff on a dijfieulz' job exeepfiouallgf well done. Through ffaeir efforts the Modulus once again is being produced 011 finze. STEUBEN PRINTING CUMPANY Printing Thai Pleafefw SILVEIQ LAKE CUUIQT CABINS AND BOATS Phone 804-Y an Miles W. of Angola on U. S. 20 COMPLIMQENTS OF H If N D DY l'I DT If I. Lewis O. Doty, Proprietor Robert Plant, Mgr COMPLIMENTS OF THROOP FL ORIST Phone 310 We Wire Flowers BEST WISHES OF DIXIE SANDWICH SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF TI-IE GULF TCJWER Pontiac Sales And Service Bob Lamoreaux Phone 20 LEMLEYIS LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Phone S32 COMPLIMENTS OE MEYER BGAT LIVERY Lake James, Indiana THE CAPTAIN'S CABIN On Crooked Lake EAMQUS STEAKS AND CHICKEN DINNERS BOYCE'S DRIVE-IN FINE Pooos I 1 North of Angola on Route No. 27 ANGULA CABIN CAMP MODERN CABINS TRAILER PARKING 1 Mile East of Angola on U. S. 20 MUDIDIS IDESTAUDANT GOOD FOOD REASONABLE PRICES Between the Theaters Angola, Indiana DANIEL SHANK LUMBER CUMPI-INY I-em.,z1u,4 in eau wwe' Jo R. Bakstad, M.E., 1912 COMPLIMENTS OF Maxton Chevrolet BEST WISHES CLINE'S STUDIO COMPLIMENTS OF ALWCOD MOTORS Ford Sales and Service la Ind. Phone T1-113 UNIQUE CAFE BUCKS RECREATICDN COMPLIMENTS OF Duke's Soda-Snack Bar FIRST NATIQNAL BANK We Apprerinfe Sindelzfs' Accozzufs Member Federal System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. COMPLIMENTS OF he Cardinal Cafe COMPLIMENTS OF HEI DELBERG CAFE, Inc COMPLIMENTS OF LAKELAND RI-lDl0 SUPPLY Sbmon Ame Flow! Shop For Your Musical Needs- Pmgnla Munir Glvntvr KRATZ DRUG STORE me jk-cfxrilg D1-vt JM' pliments to the Cl f CQMPLIMENTS OF TRIHSTATE I-IABERDASHERY T TTLE's JEWELRY 108 W. Maumee St. KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Every Dollar That You Save Prepares You For that Jobless Day. Your Money Deposited With This Bank Is Insured And Tax Free ANGOLA STATE BANK The Bank Wiffo The Clorfa MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Jantzen Swim Wear Lee Hats J RRARDIS M 'S WEAR Florsheim Shoes Arrow Shirts COMPLIMENTS OF SUNRISE DAIRY Best Wishes ANc3oLA L1QUoR sToRE Wm! Z. Smdh DISTINCTIVE GIFTS Greefizzg Cmffls Decomfive Acvessozfzes 213 W. Maumee St. Angola, Ind. For Dcfpezzdable Used Cars J O E K O L B ANGOLA, INDIANA Northeastern Indiana's Largest Used Car Dealer Thanks Fellows for Your Fine Patronage and Congratulations on Your Graduation HI-IRMI-IN'S LADIES SHUPPE For Finer F6lS!0i0lIS,, North Public Square ' . F . I ' I I 5 l . 1 I ? COMPLIMENTS OF 4 McBRlDE'S Dependable Dry Cleazzizzg All Phone 277 , A 1 w I COMPLIMENTS OF The Page Dairy Company J Eat Page I Ce Cream if ,,! 'E la Ml gm EW ll Angola, Indiana Phone 21 z HQ l FA VALUES 9 3 4 1 - . .V . ' -- --1- f:.. 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S. 27 One Mile North of Angola Compliments Of COLLEGE GROCERY Groceries, Meats, and Produce Best Wishes To Class of ,49 Nina Johnson, Prop., Phone 220 Thanks Fellas Good Luck CAMPUS BARBER SHOP Best Wishes LARRY'S LUNCH LOOMIS DRUG STORE Walgreelz Agency Phone 307 Angola, Ind. ANGOLA DRESS SHOP ANGOLA BAKING CO. Men,S - TED'S - Wear FOUTZ ELECTRIC SHOP Compliments Of THE EAT RESTAURANT WILLlAM,S GROCERY 106 W. Maumee St. CONGRATULATIONS To the members of the Tri-State College Graduating Class of 1949 THE M ODULUS STAFF N 'w E V 4 i Q :S iz ii si : s I 1 U ii I 5, ii Sl a v. li l 3 a S S EL I l. if 1 W V: !2 I? li al 5 ,i - , lf? Hg Iv lf Y Qi :I Ty E1 F 1 -fy bfi , xi' Ig? 4 EE I r K' l Q H VH 'iw x 1 'Fl JL 5 , 2 f, wgmmm vw 2 ? ii x Z fi za 1 2 337 KZ wa . iv Q 5? 4, ai Qs T1 4 if ff gg: gn S? 'kz i. 51 34 52 fl 2 , , , w
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