Worcester Polytechnic Institute - Peddler Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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FOREWORD Throughout this I960 PEDDLER we have attempted to portray the unique spirit of Worcester Tech that is exemplified in the Goat ' s Head and reflected in our activities and curricula and most important of all, in the joys and sorrows, triumphs and disappointments of all of us here. The Goat ' s Head tradition, initiated by the members of the Class of 1893, is no longer as it was then. Lost forever is the loud — clear cry of a student shouting, GOAT ' S HEAD . Lost also is the rough and tumble excitement that followed each attempt to display the bronze replica. To meet the changing world, the tradition has been modified. Higher scholastic standards have been substituted by the Institute to better prepare us, one and all, for the world of tomorrow, today. May the spirit of the Goat ' s Head live forever in the rivalry between the Freshman and Sophomore classes. May the spirit with which these classes vie for the Goat ' s Head be the spirit with which each of us seek to do our daily work here and in our later lives. May some of the enthusiasm we exhibited in the inter-class rivalries help us to meet our challenges in life.

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PEDDLER STAFF Edward Stefanini Editor-in-Cbief Harry Ray Managing Editor Richard Gess Assistant Managing Editor Donald Dow Make-up Editor Douglas Farrand Photography Editor Philip O ' Reilly Art Editor Ara Tutunjian Copy Editor Paul Bayliss Business Manager Peter Lajoie Advertising Manager tVTf Dedication 4 Seniors 16 On The Hill M ™jjQ .. % Sports 108 Organizations 154 Fraternities 188 Greek Life 200 Advertisements 212 Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester, Massachusetts

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Mr. Warren Bosley Zepp DEDICATION Dedicated ... to Warren Bosley Zepp, Secretary-Treasurer of the Alumni Association. Mr. Zepp is also a member of the Skull, Pi Delta Epsilon, A.S.E.E. and is presently, Faculty advisor to the Camera Club. Mr. Zepp graduated from Worcester Tech with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering in the year, 1942. Since then he has remained a member of the Tech Family. First, as an Instructor in 1942, later as an Assistant Professor and Acting Supt. of the Washburn Shops and finally to his present position. Mr. Zepp is a man who is known to all of us here as one whose depend- able cooperation may always be sought. He has display ed his many-faceted personality in his service to Worcester Tech for many years. The essence of his influence is with us today and will remain with us and with future generations of Tech families through the years. With humble gratitude, therefore, we dedicated the I960 PEDDLER — to you — Mr. Warren Bosley Zepp.