INDIANA TECHNICAL COLLEGE FORT WAYNE, INDIANA EUGENE RICCI, Editor-in-Chief FERDNAN LaROCHELLE, Photographic Editor KENNETH CROWE, Assistant Photographic Editor KEITH CHUNG, Editor, Organi{ations and Graduates JERRY SALTER, Editor, Athletics and Facuity DONALD JACOBSON, Copy Writer NICHOLAS ALBANESE, Copy Writer DARROW FOX, Faculty Ad'Yisor
After the graduate has left the campus with his diploma in his hand, his mind will often return to the scenes of the past and his former life as a student. These scenes, like the images of a kaleidoscope, some vivid, some vague, will show remembered pictures of campus life similar to the scenes on these pages.
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MAC A. FUELBER
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ROBERT C. RUHL Dean of Eng-ineering
DR. DON D. RANDALL Dean of Students
DR. RALPH W. YOUNG Dean of Arts and Sciences
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OREN B. HUFFER Registrar and Director of Admissions
DR. LOUIS H. DOBBS Assistant to the President
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Aeronautical Engineering has made momentous strides in the 56 years since the first flight of heavierthan-air machines. Since the Wright Brothers first airplane to today's supersonic fighters, the aircraft industry has seen many changes. Today's aircraft designers and builders work as a team. Individual engineers concentrate their efforts on small phases of the overall project, resulting in a complicated but efficient design. More and more scientific knowledge is necessary to keep pace with today's advanced aircraft. The importance of basic knowledge in the fields of mathematics, physics, and mechanics is becoming more apparent. The Aeronautical Engineering Department at Indiana Technical College strives to have the student well prepared in the basic sciences before the advanced aeronautical topics are undertaken. A graduate with a B.S. degree in Aeronautical Engineering may enter many phases of the aeronautical field. The ever increasing advances in the field of aeronautics, such as the ea·rth satellite project, will continue to offer a challenge to the engineer of the present and future.
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One of the newest branches of engineering, Chemical Engineering, has advanced rapidly. Practically all industry in some stage of processing, develop:nent, or manufacturing, must depend upon men with a knowledge of chemistry. Today there are highly specialized and diversified fields such as Gas, Metallurgical, Ceramics, and Petroleum. Because of its being the basic technology underlying the development and operation of virtually all industry, Chemical Engineering will realize even greater growth in the years to come.
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The increasing utilization of electrical power in this country makes immense demands on the Professional Electrical Engineer. He must know how to select, design, work out economics and production. He is the mastermind in the field of controls, as evidence by today's automation. The skill and creative ability of the Electrical Engineer transforms theoretical knowledge into practical service to meet the challenges of the future.
PROFESSOR RICHARD D. DERMER Head, Electrical Engineering Department
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Electronic Engineering is a highly specialized branch of Electrical Engineering. The importance of electronics is recognized as a field of engineering in its own right. To the Electronic Engineer is attributed outstanding development in such realms as guided missiles, radar, color television, electronic computer, radio communication, and atomic energy. The Electronic Engineering curriculum is planned to specialize a fundamental knowledge of electrical engineering to scientific application in the field of electronics.
PROFESSOR RALPH S. CARSON Head, Electronic Engineering Department
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DR. IVAN A. PLANCK Head, Mechanical Department
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HOWARD MACKLIN Associate Professor
EDMUND T. NAPIER Instructor
CLEO J. QUINN Instructor
CHANG-KENG LIU Instructor
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Engineering Drawing is a descriptive graphical language used by engineers and designers throughout the world to express, develop, and record their ideas and information. Men of industry have indicated that Engineering Drawing is not .only important, but absolutely necessary. Students need a thorough grounding in the fundamentals of science and communication, and should be trained early in the engineering approach for the solution of problems. They tnust have training in space visualization; they must develop their powers of analysis and synthesis; they must be given experience in creative thinking at the start of their college work; and their abilities to develop and record ideas must be constantly challenged.
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BOTTOM, First Row: FRED H . GRONINGER . . . .... . ...... . .... L ecturer HUGH G. HARP .. . .. . . .. . . ..... A ssociate Professor ROBERT G. HOEHN .... . ...... . . A ssistant Professor WALTER W. BARTLETT .... . ..... . ... . Inst ru c tor CH ARLES W. PECK . . . . . . • . . . . ......... In stru ct or Second Ro\¥:
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DR. RALPH W. YOUNG Head, Mathe1natics Department Acting Head of Physics Department
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PER ASBJORN ANTI, BSEIE ; Hasle, Sandefjord, Norway ; K appa Sigma Ka ppa; President's List ( 3 ); Honor Roll ( 1) .
ALAN B. ASHBY, BSME ; Kennewick, Wash. ; S.A.M.E. ; President's List ( 1) . JOHN D . BADOVINAC, BSEIE ; Harrietta, Mich. ; President's List. ( 1).
SYLVESTER J. AMAN, BSME ; Barberton, Ohio ; Mechanical Club ; S.A.E.; President's List ( 2).
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CLARENCE P. CAIN, BSEIE ; Luling, Texas; E..E.S., Chairn1an; A.C.E., Chairman ; K.A.R .C.; Student Council ( 2) ; President's List ( 6 ) ; Honor Roll ( 2).
ELSTON J. BOUTILIER, BSEIE ; Math Option; Nova Scoti a ; President's List ( 2 ).
DELBERT F . CASE, BSAeE; Waynesfield, Ohio; Alpha Omega 1'au, Chaplain; I.A.S., Secretary, Vice Chairman ; Outstanding Student Award, Departmental ; President's List ( 2 ) .
WHYLIE A. CHAMBERS, BSCE; Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies; A. C. E.; S.A.M.E.; President's List ( 7 ) ; Honor Roll ( 1 ) . STEPHEN J. CHARNEY, BSME; Johnstown, Pa.; Mechanical Club; Students Council ( 4) ; Male Chorus.
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GERALD W. CORMIER, BSEIE ; Math Option ; Fort Wayne, Ind. ; E .E.S.; Math Club; Beta Sigma Tau, Sgt. at Arms, Athletic Director. DONALD L. CROSSMAN, BSCE ; L ewistown, Pa.; Association of Civil Engineers, Treasurer ; Intramural Softball, \ ' olleyball, Football; President's List ( 4 ); Honor Roll ( 2).
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ARNOLD R . GARLINGER, BSME, M a th O ption ; Valley Station, K y. ; Mechanical C lub, Secretary, Treasurer, President ( 2 ) ; Mechanical Club, Outstanding M ember Summer 1959. J OSE ARTURO GAR C I A, BSCE ; Colombia, South America ; A.C. E.
ARTHUR B. GERUNDA, BSChE ; W est Islip, N.Y. ; C hemical Engineering Society ; Kappa Sigma K appa, Treasurer, Pledge Master ; Baske tball. R O BERT L. GIFFIN, BSME ; Quincy, M ass.; Newman C lub ; Intramura l Tennis ; Presid ent's List ( 2 ) .
HERBERT GITELL, BSCE; Newton, Mass .; A.S.C.E.; Beta Sigma Tau, President, Treasurer; 1'ec hnician ( 1) ; President's List ( 1). FRANK R. HALL, BSEE ; Fort I.T.C.E.A.; President's List ( 1) .
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VINCENT E. HEMMING, BSCE ; Kingston 5, J amaica, W. Indies; A.C .E.; S.A.M.E. ; Kappa Alpha Phi; Student Council; President's List ( 3). HARRY Y. HONDA, BSEE, BSEIE ; Puunene, M aui, Hawaii; Hawaii Club, Vice President; Presid ent's List (2) .
GLENN R. HUDSON, BSME ; High Point, N. C. ; M echanical Engineering Club, Vice President, Secretary ; Intramural Athle tics, President's List ( 3 ) ; Honor Roll ( 1) .
dent's List ( 1) ; Caswell Engineering Drawing Award. R O BERT E. LITTLE, BSME; North M a nches ter , India na ; S.A.E. ; Varsity Club; Varsity Basketball (2 years ); President's List ( 2 ) .
JOHN LASLO, BSChe; Wella nd, Ontario, Canada; A.C.E.; C.E.S.; Vice Pres. (2 ) ; Fencing T eam ; Presi-
LLEWELLYN L. LESHER, Lebanon, Pennsylva nia.
GLEEN W. LUDWIG JR. , BSAeE ; Port Allegany, Pa.; I.A.S.; Bowling Club; President's List ( 1).
WALTER J. JAEGER, BSEE ; Cincinnati, Ohio; Indiana T ech Electrical Association.
RADWAN JABER, BSCE ; Tripole, L ebanon; A.C.E., Advertising Sec. ; Arab Students Council, Corr. Secretary; President's List ( 6 ) ; Nations United Club; Fort Wayne Y.W.C.A.
HARLAND C. JORDING, BCSE: Jacksonville, Illinois ; A.C.E. ; Glee Club; President's List ( 1) .
JAMES W. J USTI C E, BSEE ; Fort W ayne, Indiana ; I.T.E.A. ; Beta Sigma Tau, Corresponding Secretary ; Presiden t's List ( 1 ); Honor R oll ( 3 ); Student Instructor EE 11 0 ( 1 ).
EDWARD P. KOEPPE , BSEIE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; W e.ightlifting Club, Vice President ; President's List (3) . ETHEM R. KOK , BSEE ; Ista nbul, Turkey; President's List (2); Honor Roll ( 2 ) .
M OSES KAZANJIAN, BSC E ; Beirut, Lebanon ; A .C .E .; President's List 4 ).
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MARIO E . I N IGUEZ, BSEE ; Cuenca, Eucador. D ONALD H . KING, BSCE ; Oregon City, Ohio; A .C.E., Secre tary ; Kappa Sigma Phi, President, Vice President; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Footba ll, Swimming, Bowling.
PETER LOUIE, BSCE ; New York 13, New York ; A.C .E. ; President's List (2) . ROGER D . LUECK, BSCE ; Cumberland, M~ryland ; A.C.E ., President, Vice President; S.A.M.E. ; President's List ( 2 ); Assistant Instructor Surveying.
SUHAYL EL-MAMOUN, BSME ; Beirut, Lebanon; M echa nical Club; Arab Student. Club, Vice President, Treasurer; Nations United Club. ANGUS L. McDONALD, BSCE ; Rochester, New York; A.C.E. ; Alpha Gamma Upsilon ; Bowling Club, Secretary; President's List ( 2) .
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BERNARD J. MANNING, BSME ; Fort Wayn e, India na ; S.A.M.E. ; President's List ( 1); Asst. Inst. ED-23. XENOPHON MAROUDIS, BMetE ; Ashland, Ky. ; A.I.Ch.E ; Alpha Gamma Upsilon; Iota Tau K a ppa; President's List ( 4); H onor Roll ( 4 ); Assistant Instructor Ch 22, ChE 2 12.
ERNEST J . MASCARELLO, BSME ; Omaha, N ebraska; S.A.E., Treasurer ; President's List ( 3).
JORGE Y. MEDOVOI, BSEE, M a th Option ; T el Aviv, Israel.
ROBERT J . MASTERSON, BSEIE; N ewburgh, New York ; President's List (3 ) .
V. F . MASULLO, BSEE ; Ossining New York ; I.T.E .A., Vice President ; Iota Tau K appa, Secretary, Treasurer ; Intra mural Softball Bowling; Presiden t's L ist (9 ); H onor R oll ( 5 ) ; Assistant Instru ctor EE 140A.
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HAGOP NA ZARIAN, BSCE; i\leppo, Syria ; A.C.E .; Canterbury Club ; President's List (4) .
GEORGE V. MUSISCA, BSEIE ; Canton, Ohio ; Alpha Gamma Upsilon ; N ewman Club, Secretary ; Glee Club ; President's List ( 9 ) .
DARREL C. NEAL, BSAeE ; Staples, Minnesota; I.A.S. ; President's List ( 2) .
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ANDREW NOG UEIRA, BSChE ; Newark, N ew J ersey; Chemic tal Engineering Society, President; Bowling ; President's List ( 1).
GEORGE E. NEWMAN, BSEIE ; East Islip, N ew York ; A.E.S .; E .E.S. ; Student Council.
JOHN S. NOLTE, BSEIE, M ath Option ; Watkins, Iowa ; President' s List ( 6 ); Assistant Instru ctor EI 250A.
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RUDOLPH G. OPDERBECK, BSME ; St. Louis, Mo. · I.A.S. ; President's List ( 2 ).
ROBERT C. NULL, Mechanical Drafting; Fort Wayne, Indiana.
JOHN OSADCZUK, BSCE; Fort Wayne, Indiana· A.C .E. ; Chess Club; Ukrainian Student Club, Vice President; Intramural Volleyball.
FERNALD C . PARENT, BSEIE ; Yarmouth, Maine; Beta Sigma Tau, Vive President, Publications Director; President's List ( 2 ); Assistant Instructor EI 140A.
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THOMAS E. PINKHAM, BSEE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; I.T.E.A. ; President's List ( 3 ); Honor Roll ( 1 ) .
RONALD H. POWNALL, BSCE ; Columbia City, Indiana; A.C.E .; President's List ( 5 ) .
ALLYN L. PONTIUS, BSME ; Jacksonville, Illinois ; M echanical Club, Vice President; Yearbook Editor ; Intramural Volleyball, Softball, Football ; President's List ( 2 ) ; Honor Roll.
LAWRENC E T. PRICE, BSCE ; Newcastle, Wyoming ; A.C .E. ; President's List ( 1); Honor Roll ( 1) .
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BOB F . REINHARDT, BSME ; Elkin, North Carolina; President's List ( 1) .
R. LINDSAY RASH, BSCE ; Blackstone, Virginia; A.C.E. ; S.A.M.E. ; Sigma Phi Delta, House Manager, Chaplain ; Intramural Football.
WILLIAM A. RICHARDS, BSEIE ; Oil City, Pennsylvania; President's List ( 5 ); Honor Roll ( 1).
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HERNANDO ROJAS, BSEE ; Bogota, Colombia, South America. THOMAS F. RYAN, BSEIE ; New York City, New York ; Beta Sigma Tau, President, Vic~ President, Athletic Director, Pledge Master ; N ewrhan Club, President; President's List (4) .
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PARMPAL S. SIDHU, BSME ; Punjab, India; India Association; Nations United Club ; President's List ( 1). JOHN J . SILVERSON, BS Math; Beach Haven Crest, New Jersey; Physics Club, Secretary, Vice President; Technician Staff; Bowling Team.
JI\VAN L. SINGLA, BSCE; Punjab, India; A.C.E .; India Association, Secretary; Nations United Club. DEAN W. SNYDER, BSME ; Waupaca, Wisconsin ; I.T.C. ; Flying Club, Treasurer; Mechanical Club. ~1!'11 0.,
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JERRY D. STEPHENSON, BSEIE ; Rockford, Ohio ; I.T.E.A. ; lTC Flying Club; President's List ( 2 ) . RICHARD E . TAVANO, BSChE ; Brooklyn, New York ; A.C.S. ; Chemical Engineering Society, President, Secretary; Weightlifting Club; President's List ( 1).
LEO H. THAMAN, BSEE ; Anna, Ohio; Newman Club ; I.T.E.A. ; Intramural Softball, Basketball, Football ; Honor Roll ( 1 ) . LEONARD L. URBACK, BSME ; Barnum, Minnesota.
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WILBUR A. WILKINSON, BSEE; Howell, Michigan ; Lutheran Student Association; President; Glee Club. JOHN ZARUCKI, BSCE; Maspeth, New York ; A.C.E. ; President's List ( 3); Honor Roll ( 1) .
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STANLEY BABBITT, BSEE, BSEIE ; Norwich, Conn.; Flying Club; Bowling Club; K ekionga Amateur Radio Club, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary; President's List ( 1).
EDWARD J . L. ARNOLD; BSME ; Richmond, Indiana; Student Council ( 4), Treasurer ( 3); President's List ( 1 ).
JAMES R. BARD, BSME ; Bryan, Ohio .
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ANTHONY C . BETTINELLI, BSCE; Donora, Pennslyvania; Treasurer Senior Class; -Beta. Sigma Tau ; A.C.E., President; S.A.M.E. ; Student Council; IFC Softball; In tram ural Softball, Football, Basketball.
RICHARD E. BERNDT, BSEEl BSEIE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana ; A.I.E.E.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon; President's List ( 2).
ANTHONY E. BICK, BSEE; Math Option; Marion, Indiana.
GARY E. BLACK, BSEE ; Columbia City, Indiana; Indiana Tech Glee Club ( 6 ); President's List ( 1); Honor Roll ( 1 ) . IRWIN BLUESTEIN, BSEIE ; Math Option; Brooklyn 14, New York ; E.E.S., Publicity Director (2); Student Council ( 2); President's List ( 4).
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HILARY J . BUHL, BSEIE, M ath Option ; Browerville, Minn.; Electronic Engineering Society, Math Club; President's List (8 ); Student Instructor EI 120A ( 1), EI 140A ( 1) . WILLIAM E. CA RROLL, BSCE ; Saratoga, Springs, New York ; A.C .E. ; Varsity Club ( 3 Years ); Varsity
Baseball ( 3 years ); Intramural Football, Softball, Basketball ; President's List ( 2 ); Honor Roll ( 2) . FREDERICK M. COPE~IAN , BSME ; Elkins, W . Virginia; S.A.E.; Flying Club. FRANK CROCE JR., BSAeE ; Glen H ead, New York ; Honor Roll ( 4 ) ; Iota Tau Kappa ( 3) .
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VITTORIO DE ANGELIS, BSEIE; Math Option; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Electronic Engineering Society; American Institute Of Electrical Engineers. MORRIS J. DITLINGER, BSME; Payne, Ohio; Kappa
Sigma Phi, Secretary; Weightlifting Club ; Mechanical Club. JAMES R. DOHNER, BSEIE ; Mathematics ; Lebanon, Penna.; Weightlifting Club, Secretary; Mathematics Club, Sec., Tres.; President's List ( 7 ); Iota Tau Kappa (2); Bowling Team.
ERICH R. DUHN, BSChE ; Jamaica Plain 30, Mass.; Chemical Engineering .Society, Treasurer ; Student Ins tru c tor C h 12 ( 1 ) .
SARKIS K. GARIBIAN, BSEE, Math Option; Baghdad, Iraq ; A.I.E.E. ; Math Club; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Vice President; Varsity Tennis T eam , Basketb::tJl, S\vimming, Bo"vling; President's List (2) .
JOHN B. GALLETL Y JR., BSEE ; Pawtu cket, Rhode I sland ; A.I.E .E., Athletics Chainnan (2); Varsity Golf Team ; lTC Bowling L eague ; Intramural Basketball, Football ; President's List ( 2); Honor Roll ( 2 ) .
GLEN A. GARRELTS, BSCE ; Atlanta, Missouri ; A.C.E., President ( 1), Secretary (2 ); S.A.M.E., Secretary ( 1); Honor Roll ( 3 ) .
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E. F. GRAVITT, BSEIE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Student Council ( 2 ). .
LAZAR GILINSKI, BSCE ; Columbia, South America; S.A.E .; A.C .E .; Phi Iota Alpha, President; President's List ( 2) ; Spanish Hour WGL.
OSWALDO GUADA, BSME ; Valencia, Venezuela; S.A.E. ; M echanical Club; Iota Tau Kappa; President's List ( 6 ).
JAMES HALLEY, BSEE ; Connersville, Indiana. BYRON D. HENNING, B.S ME; New Ulm, Minn. ; Mechanical Club; Iota Tau Kappa; President's List ( 6 ) ; Honor Roll ( 4 ) .
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REU BEN D . HERND ON, BSEIE ; O maha, braska; President's L ist ( 4 ) .
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BELA G. HI G H , BSCE ; C levela nd 9, O hio; A.C .E.; Fencing C lub; C hess C lub ; Student Council ( 1); T able T ennis T eam ; A.C.I.
PAU L K . JODON, BSEIE ; M onessen, Penna. ; Electronic Engineering Society; Electri cal Engineering Society; Audio Engineering Society; President's List ( 1); Honor R oll ( 4).
R O BERT L. KEEHN, BSCE ; Pres ton, Minnesota; A.O.T. ; A.C. E.; President's List ( 1) ; H onor R oll ( 1) . J O H N R. KENNEDY, BSME ; Cla rksburg, West Virginia; M echanical Club.
ZISSIS KALIVAS, BSEIE ; Souix C ity, I owa ; Elec tronic Engineering Society; President's List ( 1).
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FARREL L. KRALL, BSME ; Willshire, Ohio; Fiying Club; S.A.E.
RAYMOND L . KNAPP, BSCE ; R a ndolph, Ohio; Associa tion of Civil Engineers; S.A.M.E. ; Weightlifting Club; President's List (2); Honor Roll (2) .
EDWIN C . KRIDLER, BSCE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Associa tion of Civil Engineers; Weightlifting Club ; President's List ( 2); Assistant Instructor, Engineering Drawing 11 ( 2 ) .
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CHARLES G. LAMB, BSAeE ; Collegedale, Tennessee; I.A.S.; ITC Flying Club, Safety Officer ( 2 ) . HERBERT H. LENZKES, BSEIE ; Option in Math ; Alliance, Ohio ; Alpha Gamma Upsilon; A.I.E .E. ; President's List ( 7 ); Honor Roll ( 2 ) ; Weightlifting Club.
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OLIN D . MILLER, BSEE ; Goshen, Indiana ; ITC Electrical Club; A.I.E.E., Secretary; President's List ( 7 ); Iota Tau Kappa; Honor Roll ( 3) .
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IRVING W. MOODY, BSEIE, Math Option; Springfi eld, Illinois; Audio Engineering Society.
JOHN MUTKOSKI, BSME ; Brooklyn, New York; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Secretary; Newman Club, Secretary; I.F.C., Secretary, Treasurer; I.F .C. Softball Team ; A.G.U. Bowling Team. JOHN C. NASR, BSCE, Math Option; Alexandria, Egypt; Arab Club .
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DON KEITH OATES, BSEE ; Charlotte, North Carolina ; A.I.E.E .; Intramural Football, Softball ; President's List ( 3 ) ; Instructor EE 110 ( 1 ) . JOHN L . O'DONNELL, BSME ; Fort Wayne, Indiana ; S.A.E.; Mechanical Engineering Club; President's List ( 1) .
E. A. PENTHENY, BSAeE ; Sun Valley, Idaho ; I.A.S.; Glee Club ( 3 ); President's List ( 4 ) . J OHN PIDLISNY, BSCE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana ; A.C.E.; Ukrainian Student Club, Vice President ; Chess Club: Intramural Volleyball, Basketball ; President's List ( 2 ).
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DWIGHT B. RADDATZ. BSEE ; Winona, Minnesota ; A.I.E.E. ; A.W.T., Business Manager, Chaplain, Presiden't List: Intramural Softball: Instructor EE 120A ( 7 ), Phy 42A ( 2 ). EMIL B. RA VENDA JR., BSCheE ; Port Chester, New York: C .E.S. : A.C.S. : A.I.C.E . ; President's List ( 2 ) ; Assistant Instructor Organic Chemistry ( 7 ).
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York ; Beta Sigma Tau, House Manager ( 2 ), Historian ( 2 ) , President ( 2 ) ; President's List ( 4 ) ; Student Instructor Phy Lab. 22, 23 ( 7 ), Math 21 ( 1).
SIDNEY H . SMITH, BSEIE, Math Option ; Rosiclare, Illinois.
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WILLIAM T . K . STIEBER, BSME ; Anderson, Indiana: Flying Club, Publicity ; President' s List ( 1) .
THOMAS SODANO, BSMath ; Niagara Falls, New
RAY SUTHERLAND, BSME ; Ellsworth, Penna. ; S.A.E. ; Mechanical Club. SANTIAGO T AKEMURA, BSElE ; Math Option ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; President's List ( 4 ) ; Honor Roll ( 4 ) ; U .S. Reserve Officers Association.
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DON.A.LD L. E . TERRY, BSME ; Pana, Illinois ; Society of Automotive Engineers ; Student Council ( 1) : Iota T au K appa ( 4 ); Secretary Senior Class (2); Treasurer Senior Class ( 2).
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KENNETH E. THOMPSON, BSCE ; Lincoln, Illinois ; A.C.E.; President's List ( 1) .
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LAWRENCE V. WALKOWSKI, BSME ; J ohnstown, Penna. ; M echanical Engineering Club, Secretary ( 1 ) ; President's List ( 2 ) .
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ing Society, Vice Presid ent ; President's List ( 8 ) ; Honor R oll ( 3 ) . EDWARD R . WIEMANN, BSME ; Fort Wayne Indian3 ; M echa nical C lub ; President's List ( 2 ) .
DONALD G . WHITE, BSChE ; Math Option ; Phelps New York ; A.S .C ., Vice President ; Chemical Engineer-
FALL GRADUATES NOT SHOWN ASADULLAH AZAD, BSME; Karachi, Pakistan; Pakistan Student Association of America, Fort Wayne Chapter, Ge neral Secretary; President' s List ( 2 ) . SABRI S. BARGHOUT, BSChE; Ramallah, J ordan; O rganization of Arab Students, President; Student Council. JOHNNY CHOW, BSChE ; New York City, New York; Chinese Club, Vice President ; President's L ist ( 1) . RO~ALD E . D UPUY, BSME ; Huntertown, Indiana ; S .A.E ., Chairma n, T reasure r ; Honur R oll (1 ) . ROBERT E. DUDLEY, BSEE ; Glassport, Pennsylvania . J . FER.t'IANDEZ, BSCE ; Havana, Cuba; A.C.E .; Athletics; President's List. PAUL J. FINDLAY, BSME ; Meadville, P ennsylvania. DONEL K. FISK , BSCE; Slinger, Wisconsin ; A.C.E., Vice P resident, Secretary ; Male Chorus. FRA-'1Z A . FRASSMANN, BSElE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Auruo Engineering Society; Kappa Sigma Phi, Presiden~ Secretary, Historian ; I.F.C., Vice P resident; P resident's List (4 ) ; Honor R oll ( 1) ; Assistant Instructor El Lab.-El 130A (2) .
ARTHUR W. GILLMAN, BSCE; Thomaston, Conn.; A.C.E.; S.A.M .E . C. J . INGRA:t\i, BSME; Kingston, Jamaica; Male Chorus, Weightlifting ; Soccer. ROBERT ]. KULSIK, BSME ; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Kappa Sigma Phi, Pledgemaster, Sgt. at Arms; Chess Club; Technician Staff; Intramural Sports; President' s List (1). RAYMOND C . McGU IRE, BSElE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; ITC Flying Club, Safety Officer. S . M. NEHAL, BSEE ; Ranchi Bihar, India; A.I.E.E.; India Club. CHARLES SEMLICH, BSCE; New York, New York; S.A.M.E., Treasurer, Newman Club, Treasurer; Student Council. DAVID E. SN IDER, BSElE ; New Lexington, Ohio. K.AZIMIERZ SZCZEPANIAK, BSChE; Lakewood, Ohio; Chemical Engineering Society. JAMES W. \LNG , BSME; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Mechanical Club, Treasurer.
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R OY BL'RGESS, BSChE; Kingston Jamaica, West Indies. ] . R. CALLAWAY, BSCE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana. PAL"L M . CUARINO, BSChE; Newark, New Jerse~y ; Chemical Engineering Society; Alpha P hi D elta; Intramural Sports; A.C.S. Bowling Team ; American Institute of Chemical Engineers. PAUL D . DEAN, BSMath; Kingsport, Tenn . ; President's List (3 ) ; H onor Roll (3 ) . cm路rrARAJAN D . DALAL, BSChE; Navapur, India ; ITC Chemical Engineering Society. RAYMOND E. FOUNTAINE, BSCE ; Fort Wane, Indiana ; Association o[ Civil Engineers, Treasurer; P resident's L ist (5 ) ; H onor R oll ( 2) . AG NAR, E . EIK.E, BSElE, Math Option ; Nations United Club; E .E.S. L . C . F..HRESMANN, BSCE ; Delmont, South Dakota; A.C .E.; S.A .M .E .; President L ist ( 1). RONALD E . ECKERT, BSME; Fort Wayne, Indiana. JES u S L UIS HERNAi'1DEZ, BSElE ; Yaguajay, Las Villas, Cuba; A.E.S.; E.E.S.; P hi Iota Alpha. ERl'lEST L . JENSON, BS~fE; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Treasurer Junior Class; H onor R oU ( 3}; S.A.E.; M echanical Club. LEROY S. H UTSON , JR., MSEI E ; Math Option; N . Weymouth 91 , Mass.; President's List (2 ) . MOSES KAZANJIAN, BSCE ; Beirut, Lebanon ; Association of Civil Engineers. J. SINGH KALOURIA, BSCE; Patiala, India ; A. C. E . ; India Association, P reside nt ; Intramural Volleyball ; Nation United Club.
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HERBERT ALLEN, BSME ; Irie, Pennsylvania ; I .A.S. ; Male Chorus.
GERALD E . ALGER, BSElE, Math Option; Lakeview, Or.egon ; A.I.E.E., Program Chainnan ; Glee Club ( 2 ) .
ANAHID ALYANAK, BSME ; Istanbul, Turkey; Senior Class R epresentative in Student pouncil.
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KENNETH G. BIERLEIN, BSChE ; Columbus, Indiana ; Chemical Engineering Society, Chairman ; President' s List ( 3 ) ;Honor Roll ( 1 ) ; Phi Eta Sigma. HAROLD A. ·BETKA, BSME ; Ludington, Michigan ; Mechanical Club ; President's List ( 2).
BALDEV BHATIA, BSChE ; Wadala, Bombay, India ; President's List ( 3 ) .
A. F. BJORLING, BSEE ; Brooklyn 20, New York ; Alpha Omega Tau, Business Manager, Publicity ; Radio Club, President, Vice President, Treasurer, Publicity ; Flying Club, Publicity Officer ; Technician Staff, Photo Editor ; Tennis Team ; Chorus; C'ampus Photographer ; President's List ( 1) ; Technician Key Award.
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LOUIS J. BOGNAR, BSEIE; New Brunswick, New Jersey; Flying Club. THOMAS E. BOHMER, BSEE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; Technician Staff, Business Manager, Advertising Manager (9 ) ; E.E.S.
JOSEPH E. BOONE, BSEIE ; Louisville, Kentucky ; E.E.S.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Treasurer, House Manager; Varsity Club ; I.F.C., President ; Varsity Golf Team, Captain; Intramural Tennis Singles Champion ( 1959 ) ; Iota Tau Kappa; President's List ( 5 ) ; Student Instructor El 1OOA ( 1). MERTON BUSHONG, BSElE ; Syracuse, Indiana; Iota
Tau Kappa Freshman .I \ ward ; Iota Tau Kappa, President ; Pulliam Scholarship ; President' s List ( 9 ) ; Honor Roll ( 7 ) . CHARLES D. CARTER, BSEE ; Benton, Illinois ; President's List ( 1) . RA YOMND G. CASTLE, BSME ; Freeport, Illinois ; President' s List ( 1).
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CHARLES T. CLEVENGER, BSME ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; S.A.M.E., Secretary; Student Council ( 4 ) ; Sophomore Class President ; Intramural Sports.
CLARENCE A. CHIPMAN, BSCE; Orleans, Michigan ; Association of Civil Engineers; S.A.M.E. ; President's List ( 1).
WINFIELD COLLINS, BSCE ; Trinidad, T.W.I. ; A.C.E.; S.A.M.E.; Nations United Club ; President's List ( 4).
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RICHARD E. COUTURE, BSME ; Bristol, Conn .; A.S.M.E., Secretary ; Intramural Football.
PAUL M. GUARINO, BSChE ; Newark, New Jersey ; A.I.C.E. ; C.E .S. ; Alpha Phi Delta ; Intramural Sports ; A.C .S. Bowling Team, Captain.
DENNIS COWDRICK, BSElE, Math Option ; Napoleon, Ohio ; K .A.R .C ., Vice President ; Glee Club; Philosophy
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FREDERICK S. ELLER, BSAeE, M a th Option ; T orrington, Conn.; Flying Club.
R ONALD A. FULO P, BSElE ; Q ueens, New York City ; Electronic Engineering Society, Secretary, Ch ai t 1nan · Student Assista nt Instructo r Electronic Engi neering D ep a rtment ( 1) .
D ONALD O RVILLE FRY, BSC E ; Sacramento, C aliforni a; K appa Sigma Phi ; Flying C lub ; lTC Varsity Baseball.
H O MER R . G ILL JR. BSElE ; For t Wayne, Indi a na ; Iota T a u K appa .
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ROBERT C. GUARD, BSElE ; Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Society of American Military Engineers ; Intramural Football, Basketball, Swimming; President's List ( 4) ; Student Instructor El 120A ( 2 ) .
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THOMAS HAMADA, BSME ; Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii ; H awaiian Club, President ; Bowling; President's List ( 1) DAVID G . HARRINGTON, BSCE ; Taylorsville, North Carolina; A.C.E .; Flying Club, Publicity Officer; Campus Council ( 2 ); Iota Tau Kappa ; Presid ent' s List ( 2).
DON HENDERSON, BSMath ; Fort Wayne, Indian"; Varsity Club, Treasurer; Kappa Sigma Kappa, President, R ecording Secretary, Sgt. at Arms, Pledgemaster, IFC R epresentative; President's List ( 3 ) ; Assistant V arsity Basketball Coach .
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MAU RICE A. HUBS CHER, BSME ; Wabash, Indiana · K appa Sigma Phi, Treasurer, Secretary, Pled gemaster, Sgt. at Arms ; Mechanical Club; Student Council; I.F .C .; Intramural F ootball, Volleyball, Softball ; President's
GEORGE W . HURMAN, BSCE ; Portsmouth, New Hampshire; A.C·. E. ; Honor Roll ( 1 ). JAMES R. HULTGREN, BSEE ; Schofield, Wisconsin ; Electrical Club; Glee Club ; Intramural Sports.
FRED L. HURBAN, BSAeE ; Minotola, New Jersey ; I.A.S.; A.R .S. ; Varsity Club ; Varsity Soccer ( 2 years ) Captain ; President's List ( 1) . GEORGE IRWIN, BSEE; Janesville, Iowa ; A.I.E.E.
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JASBIR SINGH KALOURIA, BSCE ; Pa ti.ala, India ; A.C .E.; Intramural Volleyball ; Indi a Student Association, President ; Na tions United Club. MICHAEL F . KELLEHER, BSElE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana ; Audio Engineering Society. JAN KERREBYN JR., BSME ; Curacao, N etherlands Antilles; S.A.E. ; American Society for M etals ; Iota T a u
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chanica! Engineering Club, President, Vice President· Inter Club Council, Presid ent ~ Science Fair and C arnival, Co-Chairman ; President's List ( 1) ; Mechanical Engineering Club outstanding M ember Award ; lntramur:al Sports ; Publicity Manager for lTC Basketball Team.
TED R. LAKE, BSME ; Cambridge, Ohio ; S.A.E., Vice Chairman ; President's List ( 4 ).
RONALD L. LANCASTER BSAeE ; Hunting ton, Indiana ; I.A.S. ; Flying Club ; President's List ( 6 ) ; Honor Roll ( 3 ) .
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D ONALD J. M cBURNEY, BSElE ; Mexico, Penna.; Audio Engineering Society; President's List ( 6 ) ; Lab. Instructor El 210.
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JAMES MARTINSON, BSCE ; Minneapolis, Minnesota ; Association of Civil Engineers ; President's List ( 7) .
ROBERT FRANKLYN Plains, New York.
V . MICKEVICIUS, BSME ; Brooklyn 1, New York; S.A.E .; Mechanical Engineering Club ; President's List ( 4 ) ; Honor Roll ( 4) .
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ANTOINE G. NIMEH, BSME ; Martin Arnou.k, Tartous, Syria, U .A.R.; Arab Students O rganization, Secretary ; N ations United Club, Program Ch ainnan ; President's List ( 2) . ROBERT W. NUSSDORFER, BSME ; Muskegon, Michigan ; Mechanical Engineering Club, Vice C hainnan ; President's List ( 2 ) ; Honor Roll ( 5 ) . KENNETH OLSON, BSME ; Clintonville, Wisconsin ;
Mechanical Engineering Club, Chai1 n1an ; Student Council ; Secretary Sophomore Class ; Intramural Bowling, Volleyball ; A.R.S.; Runner Up Caswell Award ; Student Council Gold Key ; Artist Celebrity Series Sales 2nd Place Prize ; Student Instructor Engineering Drawing ( 6 ). CO NSTANTINE PAPAGEO RGHI O V, BSME ; Athens, Greece ; President's List ( 1).
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MARVIN P. Rohfield, BSElE ; Hollywood, California ; M ale Chorus ; President's List ( 4). WASSIM H. SADER, BSCE ; Beirut, L ebanon ; A.C .E .; K appa Sigma Kappa ; Varsity Fencing T eam ; President' s List ( 2) ; Honor Roll ( 2) .
C HARLES V. SCHERBAN, BSCE ; New York, New York ; M echanical Engineering Club; Varsity Club ; Varsity Baseball ; Intramural Softball, Football ; Honor Roll ( 2); President's List (7 ); Student Instructor ED 21 , 22 (6 ) .
JAMES T. SCROGGIN, BSME ; Romulus, Michigan ; Chess Club, President ; President's List ( 7 ) .
JAN M . SMITH, BSME ; Fort Wayne, Indiana ; S.A. E., Chairman, Vice Chainnan ; President's List.
JOHN F. SCOTT, BSElE, Math Option ; Laurelton 13, New York ; A.E.S., President ; Sigma Phi D elta, Chaplain ; Lutheran Student Association, President ; Student Council, Secretary ; Secretary Senior Class; Resident Counselor. ·
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RONALD W. STRAUB, BSME ; St. Groton, Conn. ; S.A.E.
RUDOLF STEGELMAN, BSME ; Angola, Indiana ; Varsity Club ; Varsity Basketball (4 Years ); Varsity Track ( 3 Years ) ; Student Instructor P.E: ( 7 ) .
KWONG NG SZE, BSEE ; Kowloon, Hong Hong.
ROGER B. THOMSON, BSElE ; South Whitley, Indiana; Iota Tau Kappa; Coolidge Physics Award 195859; President's List (9) ; Honor Roll ( 8).
RUSSELL F. TROESTER, BSElE, Math Option ; Villa Ridge, Illinois ; Glee Club. BILLY J . VANCE, BSElE ; San Pedro, California.
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KENNETH V. WHITE~ BSElE, Math Option ; West Palm Beach, Florida ; A. I.E.E ., Vice President ; Sigma Phi Delta, Business Manager ; Intramural Football, Golf, Volleyball ; Presj dent's List ( 1 ) . CHARLES T. WILLIAMS, BSEE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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GLENN W . YOUNG JR., BSElE ; Alton, Illinois ; Flying Club, Treasurer. GLENN J. YOUNGBLOOD, BSAeE ; Miami, Florida; Sigma Phi Delta, Assistant Pledgemaster. SAMMY T. ZAAN_, BSME ; Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii;
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Mechanical Club ; H awaii Club, President, Vice President, Sgt. a t Arms ; Intramural Sports, Bowling. JAMES T. ZOFC HAK, BSME ; Cleveland 3, Ohio ; S.A.E. ; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Treasurer ; Track Team·; Intramural Sports ; Iota Tau Kappa ; President's List (9) .
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RONALD F . ALESZCZYK, BSME ; U tica, New York ; Flying Club ; Weightlifting Club ; Honor Roll ( 1) . AVILA ALFONSO, BSCE ; Caracas, Venezuela ; Soccer.
A. B. ALBERS, BSEE ; Cincinnati, Ohio; Alpha Gamma Upsilon.
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BARTLEY D. BOWERS, BSCE ; Mansfield, OhiO' · ' A.C.E. ; S.A.M.E. ; President's List ( 1). JURGIS A. BALCIUNAS, BSAeE ; Strasburg, Ohio ; I.A.S.; President's List ( 1) .
IND·E R DUTT BHARGAVA, BSChE; Kiohangarh, Royasthan, India.
JESSIE L. BUTNER JR., BSEE ; Boissevain, Virginia ; President's List ( 6 ) ; Honor Roll ( 2 ) .
CHARLES R. BUSKIRK, BSME ; Cooper.stown, Pennsylvania; Honor Roll ( 2).
FORREST D. CHAPMAN, BSME ; Midlothian, Maryland ; Mechanical Club; Iota Tau Kappa ; President's List ( 8 ) ; Honor Roll ( 6 ) .
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FRANK M . CLAIR, BSME ; Lan caster , Pennsylvania; Bowling ; Chess Club; Flying Club, President.
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WILLIAM FRISBIE, BSElE ; Rahns, Pennsylvania ; K ekongia Amateur Radio Club, President, Vice President; Glee Club; President's List ( 2 ); Honor Roll ( 1) . DON GERMAN, BSCE ; Stratford, Conn.; A.C.E. ; Kappa Sigma Kappa, President; Bowling Club ; Intra-
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mural Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Golf, Softball. WILLIAM GIBSON, BSME ; Grand Rapids, Michigan ; S.A.E. HAROLD DAVID GRABER, BSElE ; Wilder, Idaho ; Male Chorus ( 6 ); President's List ( 4 ) ; Honor Roll ( 1) .
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RICHARD L . HAINES, BSMa th ; N ew Haven , Indiana ; M a th Club; S.A.E .; Glee Club ; I ota T a u K a ppa. SEYMOU R HATCH, BSME ; L ake Geneva, Wisconsin; K appa Sigrna Phi ; President's List ( 6 ); H onor Roll (2 ) .
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KENT JOHNS , BSME ; Petroleum, Indiana; Varsity Club; V a rsity Track (2 years ); V a rsity Basketball (4 Years ); President's List ( 1); H onor Roll ( 1); Assistant P. E. Instru ctor ( 10 ).
STU ART I. LAN GSAM , BSCE ; Brooklyn 7, New York ; Associa tion of Civil Engineers ; Societ y of Ameri can Milita ry Engineers ; Alpha Gamma Upsilon ; Weig htlifting; Pistol T eam ; Fencing T eam: Intramural Football, Softball, Track, T ennis, \ Tolleyball.
THOMAS L. KOCH , BSME ; O conomowoc, Wisconsin ; Mechanical Engineering Club.
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NICHOLAS LAZARCHICK .JR. , BSElE, Ma th O ption ; Port Ca rbon, Pennsylvania; President's List ( 5 ) .
SANG H . LEE, BSME · Seoul= K orea; M echanical Engineeri ng C lub. J O H N S. LEYSE BSME ; K ewa unee, Wisconsin ; M echa nical Engineering C lub ; Luthera n Student Association ; In tram ural Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball ; President's List ( 1) . GARTH H . M cKEN , BSME ; Nelson B. C . Ca nada ;
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STEPHEN E. MOTWAY, BSElE, Math Option ; Middletown, P ennsylvania; Sigma Phi D elta, Secretary, Pled gemas ter ; Intramural Sports.
WALTER N. MIC HELL, BSElE ; Ann Arbor, Michigan.
ROBERT NEC HAMKIN, BS11E ; Brooklyn New York ; President's List ( 1) .
PAUL E. O RSTADT, BSAeE ; Valparaiso, Indiana; I.A.S.'; President's List ( 1 ) ; Iota T a u K a ppa ; Honor Roll ( 1).
O mega Tau President, Secretary; Student Council, President, Secretary; Male Chorus; Varsity T ennis; Intramural Basketball, Softball ; President's List ( 4 ) ; Senior Class President.
NARIND ER P. PASSEY, BSCE ; Patiala, Punjab, India; A.C. E.; India Association ; President's List ( 2 ). R O LLIE
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KEVIN M. SPEIGHT, BSELE, Math Option ; Middletown , Conn.; Math Club; President's List ( 10 ) .
Fern Creek, K entucky; E.E.S.: Newman Club ; Intramural Softball. DONALD E. SHAW, BSCE ; Connellsville, Pennsylvania ; A.C.E. ; Flying Club; Weightlifting Club; Honor Roll ( 3 ) .
JAMES F. STUMPF, BSEE ; Brooklyn, New York.
JOSEPH M. STEVENS, BSEIE; Ridgewood 27, New York ; Theta Gamma National Organization; A.I.E.E.
ABDUL R . SUKKARIYYAH, BSCE ; Baal beck, Lebanon ; A.C.E. ; Organization of Arab Students, President; Philosophy Club ; Student Council; Varsity Soccer ; President's List ( 1); Nations United Club, President.
MARTHA SZAMOSSI, BSCE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; A.C.E.; Student Council ( 2); President's List ( 6).
DAVID .J. TAYLOR, BSEE; McKeesport, Pennsylvania.
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GEORGE B. TILL, BSME ; Fort Wayne, Indiana; S.A.E., Secretary ; President's List ( 7); Honor Roll (2 ) .
BU D V. THTARP, BSME ; Fort Wayn e, Indiana ; Honor Roll.
EARON H. TONEY, BSEE ; Forest City, North Carolina ; Varsity Golf ; Intramural Basketball, Football ; President's List 1 ( 7 ) .
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JOHN C. WELLING. BSME; Vanderbilt, Michigan. PAUL F . WELTY, BSElE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana~ Kekiongan Amateur Radio Club, Vice President.
JERRY K . WALKER, BSCE ; Columbia City, Indiana; A.C.E. ; Intramural Basketball.
MELVIN D. WESSLER, BSEE ; Arenzville, Illinois ; A.I.E.E.} President ; Sigma Phi D elta, Secretary, Alumni, Corresponding Secretary; Glee Club ; IFC Softball Team; President's List ( 4 ) . JOHN H . WINKELMAN, BSElE ; Huntington, Indiana.
ROBERT WOO, BSME ; Los Angeles 26, California; Hawaiian Club, Treasurer; Rifle Club. EUGENE GERARD VAEREWYCK, BSPhysics ; Mishawaka, Indiana~ Technician Staff ( 3 ); Freshman Scholastic Award ; Honor Roll ( 10 ); Lab. Assistant Instructor Ph ( 7) .
HOLLIS V . YOUNG. BSCE ; Muncie, Indiana ; I.A .S.; A.C .E . · Bowling Club ; Alpha G amn1a Upsilon , Pledgemaster , Corres ponding Secreta ry ; K ekiongan Sta ff ( 6 ), Assistant Editor ( 1 ); K ekiongan K ey ; Presiden t's List. JOHN N . YOUNG , BSElE ; R osevill e, Illin ois ; E .E .S.; A.E .S.; Bowling Club ~ President , Secretary; Glee C lub ; President's List ( 2) ; Honor R oll ( 2 ) .
JAMES CONWAY, BSEE , Math Option ; D etroit 40, Mi chigan ; A.I.E.E .; Intramura l Swimming, Football ; President's List ( 6 ); Honor R oll ( 2); Student Instructo r EE 110 ( 1); Iota T a u K appa ( 3 ) . PAU L MELTON MELVIN, BSCE ; Caseyville, Illinois ; A.C.E., Treasurer ( 2 ); Sigma Phi D elta, Chief Engineer ( 1 ), Business M a nager ( 2 ) . Guide; Student Council ( 5 ); Vice President ; Intramural Sports ; W eightlifting Club, Treasurer ( 2 ) ; President's List ( 5 ); Vice Chairman Artists Celebrity Series.
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SPRING GRADUATES NOT SHOWN ARCHIE .M. ARVOLA, Drafting; Embarrass, Minnesota; President's List ( 1) ; Honor Roll ( 1 ) . BENNIE A. BARNWELL, BSElE ; Miami, Florida. HENRY L. CASO, JR., BSElE; Camden, New J ersey; A.I .E.E. , Treasurer; Intramural Basketball, Football; President's List (3); Honor Roll (2) . I. G. CRESSMAN, BSCE; Kitchener, Ontario, Canada; A. C. E.; President's List (4 ) ; Honor Roll ( 2 ) . NAT HANANO, BSME ; Aleppo, Syria, U.A.R.; O.A.S. ; R epresentative of I. C. C.; Social Committee; Varsity Soccer. ROBERT C. HILL, BSEE; Decatur, Alabama. J~MES B. HINSON, BSElE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana ; President's Ltst ( 3) ; Amateur Radio Club. JOSEPH KWIATKOWSKE, BSCE; Richmond, Indiana; A.C.E. ; S.A.M.E., Public Relations Officer. XENOPHON S. MAROUDIS, BSChE, B.S. Met. E ; Ashland, Kentucky; O .E.S.; Alpha Gamma Upsilon; President's List (5); Honor Roll (6); Iota Tau Kappa; Assistant Student Instructor ChE 212 ( 1). RICHARD D. MILLER, BSME; Fort Wayne, Indiana. EDWARD D. NEESE, JR. , BSME; Butler, Pennsylavnia; S.A.E.; In tram ural Basketball, Softball; 3rd Place Caswell Award ; President's List ( 1); Student Instructor Engineering D rawing (3) . STEPHEN F . NEWELL, llSC£; Fort \ vayne, Indiana; Association Civil .Engineers. STANLEY' ORR, BSE IE ; Teaneck, New Jersey; A.E.S.; E .E.S . ; President's List ( 1) . RONALD N . RACING, BSElE · Dunkirk New York; President's List (2). ' ' BE~TON A. RETZ, BSCE; Manchester, Iowa; Association of Civil Engmeers. RICHARD L. RICHESON, BSElE ; Melb~urne, Iowa; A.I.E.E. NICHOLAS D. SARLIS, BSChE, Option Metallurgy; North BabyJo!l, L.I., New York; Society of Chemical Engineers· Institute o{ Chemical Engiheers; Weightlifting Club; "Olympians'~ Sports-Club of Fort Wayne. GHASSAN. A .. SHOUSHM;li, BSEE; Tripoli, Lebanon; Arab Student Orgamzat10n, Sports Dtrector; President's List. STANLEY A. SO~DEEN,, BSqhE; Sa~ Fernando, Trinidad, F.W.I.; A.I.Ch.E.; Chemical Engmeermg Society; A.C.S.; Nations United Club; Intramural Tennis; Swimming. TERRY L. STONER, BSME; Fort Wayne, Indiana. JAMES T. YAMAKI, BSElE ; Ewa, Hawaii; Hawaiian Club.
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ROBERT M . BASSETT, BSElE; Pontiac, M ichigan ; Bowling Club . JAMES BIANCHOTI A, BSCE; Taylorville, Illinois; A.C .E. ARDEN E. BICKER, BS Physics; Woodburn, Indiana; Physics Club, Vice President (2 ); President' s List ( 10 ) ; Assistant Lab . Instructor Ph 22, 32, 42 ( 5 ) ; Physics A Instructor ( 4 ). PHAIROT BULPAKDI , BSME ; Bangkok, Thailand. WALTER ELLISON , BSME; Jackson, Michiga n. SERGIO H . ESTRADA, BSME ; Drafting ; Artemi~a_, P. Del Ri~ , Cuba ; Phi Iota Alpha , President, Secretary, Admtmstrator; Prest. denes List ( 1) . YORK K . FISCHER, BSElE, Math Option; Hilltown, Pennsylvan.ta ; Alpha Gamma Upsilon, President, Vice ?resident, Secretary; Flyt.ng Club, President, Vice President; Bowhng Club, Team Captam ; Intramural Sports, Bowling . MICHAEL E. GAVIN, BS£1E ; Portland, Indiana. THOMAS HESTER, BSEE ; Saginaw, Michigan . DELMAR H . H UENER, BSEE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana . NESRIN KOK BS Math; Istanbul, Turkey; Honor Roll (2). MELVIN B. MELTON, BSCE; Caseyville, Illinois; A.C .E. , Tr~as urer; Sigma Phi Delta, Chief E!lgineer, Business M anager, G~tde ; Student Council ( 5 ) Vice President; Intramural Sports; Weightlifting Club, Treasur'er (2); President's List (5 ); Vice Chairman Artists Celebrity Series. RAUL E. MOSERES, BSCE; Barranguilla, Colombia, South America ; A. C. E. FRED MYERS, JR., BSElE ; Tabor City, North Carolina; Kappa Alpha Psi, Polemarch, Keeper of Records, Historian-Reporter. ADEL NABHAN, BSEE; Sheik Saad, Tartous, Syria, U.A.R . ; Arab Student Club, Treasurer. CLARENCE PICCARD, BSChE , Option Metallurgy ; Grand Rapids, Michigan; A.C.S., Vice President ( 2 ) ; A.I.Ch .E . SAMUEL A. REITZ, BSME; Finleyville, Pennsylvania; Sigma Phi Delta, Pledgemaster; Intramural Sports. NARENDRA NATH SARIN, BSChE; Farrukhabad, U.P., India. WOLFRAIN SCHONFELD BSME; Dusseldorf-O' Kessel, Germany. WALTER SCHULTZ, BSE'tE, BSEE ; Pt. Townsend, Washington ; President's List ( 2) . JA~IES T. SCROGGIN , BEME ; Romulus, ~ichigan ;, Chess Club, President; American Society of M etals; Pres1dent' s Ltst (7) ; Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award. C . R. SHOVE, BSME; Waterford, Conn. KRISHAN SINGAL, tiECE ; Babu Ram Ram Sarup, Dhuri, India ; President's List (2). ARMANDO VALLES, BSME; Cavacas, Venezuela; Phi Iota Alpha ; Weightlifting Club. ARTH U R PETER VINE BSEE ; New London , Conn . ; A.I.E .E .; Electrical Club, CorrespoC:ding Sec retary, Program Chairman. MOHAMMAD WAJEEHUDDIN, BSCE; Mirpur Khas, Pakistan; A.C .E.
MERTON BUSHONG, BSEIE; Syracuse, Indiana ; Iota Tau Kappa Freshman Award; Iota Tau Kappa, President ( 2 ); Pulliam Scholarship; President's List ( 9 ) ; Honor Roll ( 7 ) .
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ROLLIE E. PIPES, BSE1E ; Newark, Ohio ; Alpha Omega Tau, President, Secretary ; Student Council, President, Secretary ; Male Chorus ; Varsity Tennis ; Intramural Basketball, Softball ; President' s List ( 4 ); Senior Class President. ALLYN L. PONTIUS, BSME ; Jacksonville, Illinois; Mechanical Engineering Club, Vice President; Society of Automotive Engineers ; KEKIONGAN Staff, Editor ; Intramural Volleyball, Softball, Football; President's List ·(2 ); Honor Roll ( 1) .
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First Row, left to right: Dale Tanner, Bob O¡lson, Will Drabenstat, Roy Haugen, John Baglier e. Second Row: John Barghout, Carlton Duncan, Martha Zamucki, Robert Winslow, J erry Fields, John Downs, Buc Gravitt. Third Row: Stephan Charney, Irwin Bluestein,. Richard Hultquist, Mike McCammond, Pail Melton, Jim Robertson.
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Here at college we have learned much of the art of working together on a big project. Memories may fade, but our accomplishment will endure. We, the staff of the 1960 KEKIONGANJ humbly submit this book. It is in part a record of the hours we spent in learning all about our campus, in part an endeavor
KEITH CHUNG Editor, Or,g anizations and Gradua,t es
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to be of service to our college. But especially it is an attempt, though words and photos, to present an attractive and authentic picture of the school year and its activities. This staff is especially grateful to Mr. Darrow Fox for the time he ha~ so generously given.
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We of the staff like to feel that we have done a good job in representing the students here at Tech. It has been the object of the paper to arouse student interest where interest was lacking, to promote the school spirit and to bring the student closer to the problem he will face in his profession upon graduation. Above all other things, the interests of Indiana Technical College both locally, nationally and worldwide were kept upperrnost in mind because we believe in Tech and have faith in the principles upon which it was founded. Criticisms, where criticism was warranted, was intended to make Tech a better collegf"-eone which we can be proud of.
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First Row, left to right: Bushra Haffa r, Marie Higgins, Susie H a tch, President ; Rose T ennies, Vice President; M a ry Stewa rt, Secr etary ; Ramona Wiseman, Treasurer; J a net Abraham , Mickey M cG onegal. Second Row: N ajla J arjour, Mrs. Lon R a nda ll, F aculty Advisor; Ruth Ballentine; Be tty Schooley, Secre ta ry, Summer T erm ; Joan Sch erba n, Lorra ine Wola nske, Rosann Lowry, Pat Tribolet, Sue Casper , N icki T azian, Ca nnela Wellma n, Nancy Bowers, Joa ne U pdegra ff, Mrs. Carl Basham, Faculty Advisor ; T erry Thomas, Eileen Strong. Third Row: Luz d e Sandoval, Owen Ba rney, Dulcie Coonrad, Anne
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The first Indiana Tech Glee Club was formed during the fall of 1958. Since that time some 35 to 40 men have taken the time to rehearse diligently each term to produce a singing organization of which Tech can be proud. Radio and TV programs, appearances at Tech convocations and other college programs, including baccalaureate and commencement twice a year, plus performances at high schools in the Tri-State area are only a small part of the Glee Club's activities. A banquet sponsored by the Engineering Societies of Fort Wayne opening National Engineers Week, two programs for the Fort Wayne Fine Arts Festival, and several trips on the road, including an appearance at the Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio, where the above picture was taken, have also been achieved. William S. Hazard, instructor in the Aero Department, trains and is the conductor for the Glee Club. Mr. Lee Melugin has served as President, and the accompanists have been Barbara Modricker and Sally Elliott.
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Front Row, left to right: Jesus Rodriguez, Wilbur Wilkinson, Ronald Stubart, William Robb, David Dewoody, William Hazard (Conductor) , Steven Sanford, R ex Stewart, Buddy Lippert, K enneth Woodis, Milford McClung, Gary Winterrowd. Middle Row: Richard Weymouth, Roger Eley, Warren Vogel, Isaiah N onnan, Joseph Longo, John Lambert, Terry Hughes, Tiny Pentheny, Merlyn Bloom, Harlan Jurding, J ames Hult路 gren, Lowell Michaels, Melvin Wessler. Back Row: Julian Houtz, Dick Muir, Lynn McKinney, Gerald Jodon, Anthony Testone, Russell Tro路ester, Alan Curtis, David Graber, Robert Maine, Stephen Charney, L ee Melugin ( President), Robert Bey, Charles Me Vicker, William Hunkler. Accompanist, Barbara Mudricker.
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The Association of Civil Engineers of Indiana Technical College is an organization of students and faculty from the Civil Engineering Department. The club has one field trip each term, a mid-term party, a banquet in honor of all the seniors of the club, and an award given to the outstanding graduating senior each tertn.
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First Row, left to right: Stephen S. Sanford, Treasurer ; John F. Scott, Chainuan; David Babcock, Secretary. Second Row: W. F. Botts, W. H . Rushton, L . L. Fleck, R. Wiseman, L . T . Dreiband. Third Row: J. L. H ernandez, J. F . Moore, J. M. Rockwell, Co-chairman; J. A. Betram, W. Strandberg.
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First Row, left to right: David L. Vidito, Vice Chainnan; John F . DeG eorge, Secretary; J erome Widmer, Treasurer; H erbert C. March, Chairman. Second .Row: Mike Warren, Frank B. Vanadia, Larry Lines, James Norris, Herbert C. Legg~ Fred L. Hurhan, E. A. Pentheny. Third Row: Wing Eng, Frank Patten, Joseph Walko, Dennis Agler, Charles Lamb, Ronald Hobiske. Fourth Row: William H azard, Faculty Moderator; L. R. Day, H. A. Smith, R. L. Lancaster, Bob Ashby, C . W. Johnson. Fifth Row: L. Winslow, H. Oda, R . Beckert, Robert Beech , Ken Strong, H. L. Allen.
First Row, left to right: Dennis M. J ensen, J ames W. Ting, Treasurer ; William R. Nusedorfer, Vice Chairman; L ee W. Benedic t, Chairman; Richard E. Couture, Secretary; John R. K ennedy. Second Row: Edwin A. Smith, Allyn L . Pontius, John L. O'Donnell, Chuck T . Clevenger, Robert M. Winslow, John S. L eyse, Sylvester J. Aman, Thomas L. Koch , Arnold R. Gahlinger, Harold A. Be tka. Third Row: Richard W. Gasdorf, Oswald J . Guada, M elvin W . Eva ns, Morris J . Ditlinger, Edward R. Wiemann, R obert V. MacDonald, Glenn R . Hudson, Jay R. K elchner.
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First Row, left to right: H owa rd M a cklin , Faculty Advisor ; Rudolph O pderbeck, Ernest M asza rello, Treasurer ; J a n Sn1ith, R ona ld Dup uy, President ; R onald C laes Dimitris Loukid is, Connie Wester, Alla n Leonard. Second Row: All yn Pontius, R onald Cowa n , Pa ul M cCrillis, Vyta u tas Mickevicius, Sylves ter Aman, Pa ul M err ima n, Peter Schroed er , Ri cha rd Weymouth, J ohn W elling, J a n K errebyn, Jr., Robert Little, .James Lewis, J ohn O ' Donnell. Third Row: D onald T erry, Fred Copema n D emetrius Sca ntzos, J ames T ennies, Carl ton Duncan, Ernest Groome, Oswaldo Guad a, George Till.
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First Row, left to right: Mr. Cochran, Faculty Advisor; Darrell Richards, Bill Frisbee, Jesse Durbin. Second Row: Al Bjorling, Hank Corson, Ton is Paide, Daryl Waite, D ennis Cowdrjck.
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The Indiana Technical College Weight-Lifting and Body-Building Club was formed four years ago. One of the services offered by this organization is that of instructing students in the art of weightlifting and body building. During the previous year, the Oub has had entries in the A.A. U. odd-lift meet at Indianapolis, and the Northern Indiana Olympic life meet at East Chicago. At the A.A. U. meet, first and second places were won by members Robert Maine and Frank Stomel, respectively, in the 132 pound weight class. A fifth place was won by Frank Stomel at the Northern Indiana Olympic meet.
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First Row, left to right: Louis Shehade, Farouk Hamoui, Mohamed Shashani, Nour Adra, Antoine Nimeh, Marwan Ghamian, Adel Nabhan. Second Row: Khairalla Moussa, Jamal Qatato, Abdul-Rahman Sukkariyyah, Ghassan Shoushani, Adnan Kayyal, Khalid Ismail. Third Row: Ibrahim Baltagi, Mitri Barghout, Nat Hanano, Mahdi Saifi, Abdul-Sattar M awlawi, John Raffoul.
The functions of the Arab Student Club are the dissemination of true and adequate information about the Arab people, the promotion of better understanding and stronger ties with the American people, and the extension of help and guidar.ce to Arab students at Indiana Technical College. Membership is open to all Arab students and all other students with an interest in the Arab world.
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Seated, left to right: Richard Hayashi, Thomas Hamada, Prof. Arthur Price, Faculty Advisor; Robert Woo. Standing: Rodney Morimotto, Edward Nishiie, President; Henry Oda, Donald Suzuki, Lawrence Kitsuki, Leonard Nagata, Treasurer ; Robert Tanaka, Yoshio Kawamoto, Benny 0. Cespedes, Thomas Asato.
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The Canterbury Club is an organization of college students of the Episcopalian faith. The objective of the club is to interpret to member students the meaning and method of full Christian living and to train students in active, intelligent ,church and community leadership. The Canterbury Club rneets at the Trinity Episcopal Church.
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On September 15, 1956, the Pakistan Students' Association of America, Fort Wayne Chapter, was organized. The purpose of the organization is to create better understanding between Americans and Pakistanis through education and cultural activities, and to promote closer contact and cooperation between Pakistani students.
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Seated, left to right: Cannen Coutino, Joseph Cranmer, Faculty Advisor; Fr. Eugene Zimmerman, Chaplain ; Jim Bodette, Treasurer ; J erry Monti, Vice President ; John Esser, Richard Fletcher, Secretary; Fra nk Deckelman, Richard Woelfel. Standing: Paul Koob, Richard Voedish, Robert Wise, Joe Walko, Ronald Trahan, John Wallace, Carl Rilling, J oe Gryglewski, Bill Pokrzywka, Mike Bohannon, Abdiel Dimanno, Roy Rutt, Joe Zaleski, John Bertrand, Earl Jones, Pete Hartman, Larry Schuler . President Bill Farley was absent when the picture was taken.
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Seating Chart. First Row, .left to right: Nelson Wenerick, Thurman Shelton, K enton Quin t, Bill Carroll, Toiro M a iste, Larry Beerma n. Second Row: Murra y M endenhall, H a rry O keson, Darwin King, R a y R owles, J oe Moore, Sam Walker, Harold Griswold, Secre ta ry ; Bob Wentz, President.
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Third Row, Tom Kilmurry, Dick Cunningham, Mike Flanigan, John Mutkowski, Kemp Stieber, Herb Lenskes, Rodger Allen, Pete Banahoski. Fourth Row: Joe Cozzolino, Dan Lucci, Jim Zofchak, Bill Kunst, Sid Barash. Fifth Row: Milt Spieler, Ron Weaver, Frank Germano, Fra nk Rockas, Dick Walsh, Ray Shirley, Dave Crotty.
Second Row: Tony Staltare, Niel Harrington, Dick Gaudi, Jim Headley, Bob Jackel, George Carrie, C. B. Joyner, Scott Hoeck, York Fischer, Frank Vita, Stuie Langsam.
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Beta Chapter of the Alpha Gamma Upsilon was accepted by Indiana Technical College in May, 1932
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First Row, left to right: John Rankin, Don Moringello, William Buyers, Bernie Res. Second Row: Tony T estone, Tom Sodano, J erry Taylor, Gerald West, Chuck Robson .
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Originally organized at Indiana Technical College in January, 1957, as Theta Mu Pi Fraternity, Beta Sigma Tau places special in1portance on three items: EQUALITY, UNDERSTANDING, and UNITY. As the first national fraternity of its kind, Beta Sigma Tau was founded in 1948 to level, not to raise, barriers among men, to provide the atmosphere for cooperation, and to daily practice the golden rule of brothrrhood. A constructive pledge program with no hazing or degradation of any sort as well as special stress being placed on high scholarship as a requisite to a successful fraternity, are an integral part of the program. All members are accepted solely on their own individual worth, regardless of race, color, or creed. It is the aim of Beta Sigma Tau to contribute to the community by helping to prepare better students and better â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ ctttzens.
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Front Row: Al Richey, Charles Poigna rd . Back Row: Fred Myers, Jr., Polemarch, Orlando L.
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Kappa Alpha Psi, a college fraternity now comprised of more than 200 undergraduate and alumni chapters on major campuses and in cities throughout the country, boasts a membership of over 20,000. It was founded in the school year of 1910-1911 on the campus of Indiana University at Bloomington, Indiana. Its constitution is the law of an organization predicated upon, and dedicated to the principles of achievement through a democratic fraternity. Preparation of the coat-of-arms was completed during the summer of 1911 by three of the founders who solicited the aid of a professor of Greek Art at the Indiana University together with that of a professor of Greek at Concordia University, Fort Wayne, Indiana. The second chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi was chartered in 1913.
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First Row, left to right: .Bob Bey, Don Leonard, Don Germa n, Vice President; Joe Rosselli, John Conrad.
Third Row: R a y Suhre, Public Relations ; Dick Kosiarek, Secreta ry; Bob Kosiarek, Treasurer; Richie Schienlla, Jim Stevens.
Second Row: Jon Stroup, Don H enderson, President; Bill Gregg, Bill Clark, K eith Frances, Bon Ingraham, Roger Wilson, Chaplain-Historian.
Fourth Row: Bill Halpen, Ace N egretti, Pledgemaster; N elson Wenrick, Tom Noller, Wayne Smith.
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Second Row: Toivo Maiste, John Kruse, Jim Arnold, Ed K eener.
Fifth Row: Harry Hartman, Larry Winslow, Smokey Wilson, Kirby Glazier, Darwin King.
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First Row, left to right: A. Villa, R. Hernandez, M. Del Valle, R. H ernandez, A. Valles.
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Phi Iota Alpha is a national fraternity of Latin-American Students in the United States. Nu Chapter, in Fort Wayne, Indiana, has a membership representing eight Latin-American countries. The aims of the fraternity are to unite its members fraternally, stimulate scientific study of the social and economic problems of Latin America, and to serve as an ideological university wherein the student may find a favorable atmosphere for the development of his ideals.
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Third Row: Bob Wise, Art Newton, Roy Rutt, Art Belisle, Tony ~{ucciardi, Andy Tomko.
Second Row: Eel -McKean, Bill Pokrzywka, Jim Scanlon, Carl Rilling, Charles Hiltunen, Ed Smart, Abdiel Di' manno.
Fourth Row: Terry Hugh~, Jerry Monti, Mike Bohannen, Jim Bodette, Steve Sanford, Joe Gryglewski, Ron Trahan.
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First Row, left to right: Earlyn Stone, Larry Oglesby, Joseph J ereb, Douglas Emery, Thomas Schauer, Owen Cranston, Dave Paul. Second Row: Lyman Day, Pledgemaster ; Paul ~elton, Business Manager; M el Wessler, Secretary; Frank Vanadia, Chief Engineer; Gene Mars, Assistant Chief Engineer ; Ken White, Guide; Ed Smith, Chaplain.
Fourth Row: Larry Fleck, Sam Reitz, Herbert Legg, Ed Good, Steve Motway, Darryl Bach, Historian; Jerry Widmer, Roger Lee, House Manager; Jack Dierkes, Tom Paragian, ·G eneral Convention D elegate; Gary Ridenour.
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Wirt Fairman, librarian
Among the memories of college life, the Library remains a pleasant place associated with unhurried study and satisfying research, with soft-spoken and gentle people, and with the smell of new magazines and old books.
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Coach Murray Mendenhal, Jr., after guiding the Warriors thru their fourth successful season, under his direction, announced his decision to retire from the coaching ranks. Coach Mendenhall's knowledge
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and skill was one of the foremost factors in building Tech's recognition as a powerful contender in the MID-CENTRAL COLLEGIATE conference. He will be greatly missed. The 1959-60 basketball season saw the Warriors compiling an impressive 18 won- 8 lost record which enabled them to finish second in conference play. By virtue of their outstanding record, the Warriors became the first Tech team to participate in the ROCHESTER INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. Top Warrior scorers were seniors Kent Johns and Rudy Stegelmann and junior Tom Beerman. Rudy Stegelmann also led the team in offensive and defensive rebounds, running up the impressive total of 408 for the season. Will it, or won't it?
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SEASON RECORD Opponent We Giffin, Ohio ....... . .............. 107 Bliss, Ohio ..................... . . 104 Grace, Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 T aylor, India na . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 M a ria n, India na . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 Bliss, Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Anderson, India na . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Fra nklin, Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 N ewa rk, N ew J ersey ............... 99 Tri-State, India na .......... :. . . . . 8 2 Roches ter, N ew York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 M alone, Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 3 H a nover, India na . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
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BASKETBALL ROSTER 1959-60 Name Pos. Year Beet tnan, Larry .......................... G 2 Beerma n, Tom ........................... F 2 Cole, Bill ................................ F 2 Foster, Dale ............................. F 1 H a tch, Steve ............................ G 2 Hubenthal, Robert ........................ F 1 Johns, Kent ............................ : G 4 L eonard, Don ........................... G 2 L ewis, Sam ............................. C-F 3 Stegelmann, Rudy ........................ C 4 Stroup, Jon ............................. G 3 Cloys, Kay .............................. G 1
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WARRIORS SWEEP TOURNEY Adding to their season's laurels, the Techmen romped off with the championship of the second annual Rochester Invitational Basketball Tournament, by beating the defending champion and host, Rochester Institute of T.echnology, by a score of 84-65. Other victims of the Techmen were the Highlanders of the Newark College of Engineering, 99-58; and a fellow-member of the Mid-Central Collegiate Conference, Tri-State College, 82-65. As quoted from the Indiana Technician, ccThe Techmen ran off with almost everything but the gym's cornerstone." In addition to the trophy won by the team, Kent Johns, Tom Beerman, and Rudy Stegelmann were voted to the All-Technical College first string. Rudy Stegelmann, because of his outstanding performance and sportsmanship, was voted the outstanding player of the tournament.
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Introducing Indiana Technical College
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Front Row, left to right: Hap H eadlough, J ohn Sem elsberg er; D on Fry, Thurman Shelton, Pra nas Kizis, D arwin King. Second Row: Dave L ewis, Skip Cloys, R on Gustin, Norb R omie, Wayne Beck, K ent K elly _ elson Wenrick. Third Row: Coach Murray M endenhall, Larry Beerman, K elly H effn er J ack Guidish, J oe M oore, J ack Barker, Bob Hubenthal Ri ck Gesue.
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The ((never say die" spirit of Tech's Track Team, coached by Gilbert Baumgartner, was not quite enough to compensate for the apparent lack of team strength. Winless in all five scheduled meets, Tech -came closest to victory in a dual meet with Manchester College. Although Tech won eight of the fifteen events, Manchester defeated the Warriors 70.5 to 60.5 by taking the first three places in the pole vault and by getting a break when Techman John Meshberger stumbled and fell while on the way to victory in 220-yard low hurdles. Top performer of the season was I vars V eldra, a blue-ribbon winner eleven times over in the discus,
shotpu t, and javelin throws. As Tech's singular en try in the Intercollegiate Track and Field meet at Notre Dame, V eldra took fourth place in the shotput, fourth place in the javelin, and third place in the discus throw, giving Tech seventh place against such competition as the Big Three Indiana University, Notre Dame, and Purdue. Sixteen colleges participated. Other event winning_ Warriors during the season were Larry McLaughlin, 440; Havey Baker, mile; Ernie Young, high-jump; Ab Mainwaring, 2-mile; John Meshberger, high hurdles; Kent Johns, mile and 2-mile; and Forrest Williams, broad jump.
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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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Under the Tutelage of Benjamin Dow, the Tech golf team wound up the season with an impressive 6-2 record and placed 8th out of 19 teams in the Indiana Collegiate Conference Tourney. • In the Mid-Central Conference Tournament, Tech not only placed second, but senior Joe Boone gained recognition by capturing Med~:ist honors for lowest score in the tourney. Three returning members of last year's Varsity Tennis Team were the nucleus for the 1959 tennis squad, which wound up the season with a 2 won- 5 lost record. Rollie Pipes was the key man in getting the team well organized. A fine ne\vcomer to the team was Kelly Heffner, who played in the Number 1 P osition during the latter part of the season. Art Firtion and Jack Updeg raff were also newcomers to the team, and we should hear much from these n1en during the next Varsity Tennis Competition. Much rebuilding of the team will have to be done with the graduation of Rollie Pipes, Olwen Legall, and Sarkis Garbibian.
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