Thank God the end is here. I can' t really say it was a bad year but one of countless hours of learning, work, and fun. When the position of Kekiongan editor befell upon me I knew it meant a challenge I hoped to fulfill. From my observations of past editors I knew some of the problems and pitfalls that lay before me .
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Looking back over this past year's work, I can see it was not all in vain. Soon the disappointing grades and sleepless nights will be forgotten, and only the rewarding experiences will be remembered. I
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As each of you Tech students, faculty, and alumni glance through the 1970 Kekiongan, I hope you are pleased with the results of the work of a few who sacrificed their social life as well as studies in order that they could present a recorded memento of the events of the 1969-1970 school year. Special praise must be given to those who helped make my work easier. Those at the head of the list are naturally my staff and advisor. Special thanks also go out to Becky Dunlap for her help in typing rosters and copy. Last but not least is my wife, Nancy, who put up with the long hours of work and even gave me a hand in typing copy. I hope the 1970 Kekiongan says something to everyone who looks at it or reads it. I hope it makes you all laugh, or wonder, or smile or frown , or just reminisce. This book tells the story of 1970 in the best way the Kekiongan could tell it; it shows the life, the strain, the might, and the spirit of Indiana Institute of Technology.
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