Front Ro~·, left to right: M elville Chung, Arthur Puccetti, Rafeek Mohammed, John Rollins, Daniel Sayre. Back Row: Jairo Sandaval, Tom Noll, Charles Brothers, George Osipon, H enry Wall, Bill Warner, Garth McKen Frank McKenn• 1ng.
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enctn As the game composed of mind, spirit, and muscle, fencing demands intense concentration, strength~ and quickness of both n1ind and body. In tournament fencing a team must compete in three weapons the foil, the epee, and the sabre. Each has its own set of rules. Under the expert coaching of Henry E. Wahl, Indiana Tech has competed with schools such as Indiana University, Notre Dame, University of Chicago, and the University of Detroit. Soccer, perhaps the fastest growing sport at Indiana Tech, demands a great amount of team work and skill. Coach Robert Leffers expert guidance has developed the teamwork, brought out the skill, and has successfully molded Indiana Tech into. a strong contender in intercollegiate soccer. The past season saw Tech compile a won and 3 lost record against outstanding competition which included the University of Chicago and Michigan State University. The future season will see Tech go into even stiffer competition as Purdue and Indiana University have been added to the schedule.
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