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The spring homecon1ing queen, Miss Indiana Institute of Technology, Miss Maureen Freeman. (Left to right ) First runner-up C harmainne Thomas, last year's queen , Mary Badenhop, and second runner-up Patricia Sue Krebs.
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FOR 27 YEARS The mentor of faculty, staff, and students; The guide through perilous and trying times; The director of progress in spite of great odds; The patron of a large and challenging family· This describes President Emeritus Archie T. Keene and his service to Tech. To his devotion and determination, and to the man, we dedicate this 1963 KEKIONGAN.
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aeronautical eng1neer•ng The Aeronautical Engineering Department at Indiana Institute of Technology strives to have the student well prepared in the basic sciences before the adva nced aeronautical topics are undertaken. A graduate with a B.S. degree in Aeronautical Engineering may enter many phases of the aeronautical field. The everincreasing advances in the field of aeronautics, such as the earth satellite program, will continue to offer a challenge to the engineer of the present and future .
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The Mechanical Engineer is responsible for the designing and building of machines to produce power and the machines to utilize that power. Every manufactured article, no matter what its nature, requires the services of Mechanical Engineers both in the design of the machines by which it is manufactured and in the operation of the factory itself. Creative thinking is nurtured and encouraged in the Mechanical Engineering class rooms and in the Mechanica 1 Engineering Laboratories.
Chemistry is the science of change, and serves as one of the main foundation stones for all Science and Engineering. It is one of the essential backgrounds for every educated man in this Technological Age. The Department of Chemistry not only serves to provide instruction in basic Chemistry for all Science and Engineering disciplines, but offers Advanced Courses in Chemistry for those interested in Research in industry or in further study in Graduate Schools.
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English depa•·tanent The primary purpose of the English Department in an engineering school is to teach the engineering student to express himself effectively in both speech and writing. The English Department offers courses in composition, literature, and speech so that the student may become a well-rounded per.son able to meet the challenges in life.
Left to right: Alvin Steinbach, M a rgaret Huff, Loren Yaggy, M ary Weimer (Cha irman ), H elen Riorda n, D a rrow Fox, H elen Dinius.
Left to right: Dona ld H enderson, H a rry M ellin, Hugh H a rp, R obert L eeper, G ordon Cole, Rich ard Sa rber , Jua na Santa na, J ames Dohner , Wa lter Ba rtlett, C ha rles Carr (C ha irma n ) .
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First Row: RoBERT A . ALBRIGHT, BChE ; Emmaus, Pennsylvania ; American Chemical Society ; Chemical Engineering Society, President, Secr etary.
RoBERT G EN E BEINEKE, BSME ; Decatur, Indiana; President's List ( 3 ) ; D ean's List ( 1); Senior Class Secreta ry ; Am erican Society of Mech a nical Engineers.
Second Row: J o H N A . BERTRAND> BSElE, M a th O ption ; Sleep y E ye, Minnesota ; D ean's List ( 2) ; Electronic Engin eering
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Secretary,
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President's List ( 13 ) ; D ean 's List ( 2) ; Institute of R a dio Engineers.
Third Row: STEVEN W . BREINER, BSME ; St. Marys, Ohio ; D ean's List ( 1) ; M echanical Club, Vice-President ; Sigm a Phi D elta; Student Co uncil, Treasurer, President.
FREDDY N. B us TILLO S, BSME, Mech anical Dra ftin g O pt. ; Barquisimeto, V enezuela; President's List ( 1 ) ; M ech a nical Club ; Phi Iota Alpha ; W eight Lifting •• C lub ; F encing T eam ; Soccer T eam .
Fourth Row: D ANIEL CARAVAGGIO, BE & EIE ; Inwood , L.I. New •
York ; D ean's List ( 2 ) ; {nstitute of Radio Engineers.
THOMAS
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vania ; D ean 's List ( 1 ) ; Associa tion of Civil Engin eers ; Sigma Phi D elta; Student Council ( 2 ) ; Sophomore Class
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First Row: J AME S HAROLD CLINE, BSAeE ; Taylorville, North Carolina; D ean's List (2); Assistant Instructor ( Engineering Graphics )
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Phi D elta; W eight Lifting Club.
LYNN M. CoHEN, BSAeE ; Coraopolis, Pennsylvania; Iota Tau K app a ; President's L1st ( 8 ) ; D ean' s List ( 10 ); Theta Xi, President, Vice-President ; Interfraternity Council, Secretary ; W eight Lifting C lub ; I ntramurals.
Second Row: CLIFFORD A NDREW DoYLE, BSEE, M ath Option ; Avoca, Iowa ; I ota Tau K appa ; President's List ( 5 ) ; D ean 's List ( 6 ) · Electronic Engineering Society.
BABA F ATOO RACH I, BSEE · Tehran, Iran · American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Treasurer ; Iranian Student's O rganiza tion, President.
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American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Ira nian Student's O rganization, Treasurer .
,T ERRY F EINMEL) BSElE, Math
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Fourth Row: C HRISTIA N FREDERIKSEN) BSElE ; D ean s List
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Institute of Radio Engineers; Society of American Military Engineers ; Audio Engineering Society.
GEORGE J . GANDOLFO, BSCE ; Fort Wayne, Indiana ; D ean's List ( 1) ; Theta Xi, Vice-President ; Association of C ivil Engineers· Intramura ls.
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First Row: GoMEZ VELEZ GoNZALOJ BSME · Armenia, Quindio, Columbia ; Mechanical Club.
BELA HAFF NER) BChE; South Norwalk, Co,nnecticut ; President's List ( 5) ; Caswell Engineering Graphics Award ; Tech Manor Club Scholastic Achievement Award ; Chemical Engineering Society.
Second Row: REUBEN F. HARTJ BSCE ; Wolf Summit, West Virginia ; Association of Civil Engineers ; Glee Club ; In tram urals.
SuBHA Nu r F. HAQ, BSEE ; Karachi, Pakistan ; Presi( 3 ); American Institute of Electrical
dent's List
Engineers ; Pakistan Students AssO'ciation, President ; N ucleus ; T ech Flying Club ; Nations United Club.
Third Row: LEO NARD P. HrLZE NDAGERJ BSCE ; Rugby, North Dakota ; Dean's List ( 1) ; Association of Civil Engineers ; Glee Club.
jOHN PAUL HoFFMAN, BSEIE ; Carlock, Illinois ; Iota Tau
Kappa ; Presid ent's List
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Vice-President ;
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Fourth Row: GALEN HoRS CHJ BSME ; Dewey, Illinois ; Society of Automotive ·Engineers ; Theta Mu Pi, Secretary.
NrRANJAN S. Iocu NJIJ BSElE ; Bombay, India ; President's List ( 1) ; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ; India Association, Secretary ; Tennis Team .
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First Row: WILLIAM G . joH NSONJ BSE & ElE, M a th O ption · R and alia, I owa ; President's List
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K appa ; Electronic Engineering Society . D ENN is E . KIDDJ BSElE ; Adrian, Michigan ; K appa Sigm a Phi, President, Secretary ; Interfra ternity R e•
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V ice-President
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Interfraternity
Council R epresentative ; C hinese Studen t Associat ion , President.
Fourth Row: AR NOLD L EVYJ BSElE ; New York, New York ; Presi d ent's List ( 1) ; D ean 's List ( 1); Institute of R adio Engineers ; N ucleus; Dram a C lub, Presiden t. H ERM AN
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M EYER jR.J BSElE, M ath O p tion ; St.
C h a rles, Illinois ; Iota T a u Kappa ; President's List ( 9 ) ; D ean's List ( 1); Student Council, Secretary, 1 'reasurer ; Sigm a Phi D elta, President, Secretary· K ekiongan Ama teur R adio Club, President, VicePresident ; Bowling C lub ; Student Instruc tor, El-1 30 .
First Row: RAYMO ND A . Mrc KNAJ BSME ; Stafford Springs, Connecticut ; Flying C lub.
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J am aica; D ean's List ( 4) ; Chemistry L ab Assista nt ( 3) ; Institute of Radio Engineers ; W est Indian Stu-
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Second Row: S. K. M u RGAIJ BME ; P atiala, India ; Presiden t's List ; Indian Association .
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Third Row: ARTHUR W. N ICHOLSON) BSAeE ; N ewburgh, New York · Presiden t's List ( 2 ) ; Institute of Aerosp ace Sciences; Sigm a Phi D a lta.
EARL N OZ A KI) BEE, (Electronics O pt. ) ; Honolulu, H awaii ; Presid ents' List ( 2 ) ; D ean's List ( 7 ) ; American Institute of Electrical Engineering ; Electronic Engineering Society ; Institute of R adio Engineers: Alpha Gamma U psilon ; H awa iia n C lub, P residen t, T r easurer ; Intramura ls.
Fourth Row: J AcKIE L . 0LSONJ BSAeE ; Rockville, Connecticut ; Drafting L ab Assistant ( 1) ; Flying Club, Treasurer .
C HIMANLAL P ATELJ BEE
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First Row: RoY B. R . PENNANT., BSCE ; Kingston, Jamaica; Association of Civil Engineers ; W est India n Studen t Associa tion, President.
BILLIE W. PHILLIPS, BSElE, M ath O ption ; Fountain, North Carolina ; Electronic Engineering Society ; Flying Club ; In tram ura ls.
Second Row: MYRON A. R EASER, BSElE · Fort W ayne, Indiana · Physics C lub.
PAUL L . R EKER, BSEIE, M a th Option· Fostoria, O hio· D ean s List ( 4 ) .
Third Row: MICHAEL R o c KWELL, BSElE · North Baltimore O hio · A.udio Engineering Society, Chairman, Vice-C h airm an .
MARIO R uFo., BElE ; Phila delphia, Pennsylvania.
Fourth Row: H ENRI ST. DENIS, BSCE ; Lake Ronkonkoma, New York ; D ean's List ( 1) ; American Society of C ivil Engineers, Secretary ; Bowling Club ; In tram urals.
RoDGER S. ST. joH N_, BME ; Carlsbad, New M exico ; President' s List ( 4) ; M echanical Club ; Theta T a u Upsilon ; N ewman Club; In tram urals.
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First Row: RICHARD K. SANDERS, BSElE ; New Paris, Ohio ; Institute of Radio Engineers ; Glee Club.
Ric HARD M. SciBELLI., BSElE, Math Option; Brooklyn, New York ; President's List ( 4 ) ; Junior Class President ; Student Council, Vice-President, Sophomore Representative.
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BABUBHAI M. SHETH, BME ; Bombay, India . •
Third Row: D ARW1N K . SMIDT, BSElE ; Pipestone, Minnesota ; President's List ( 1) ; Dean's List ( 5) .
DAVID S. SoLOMON, BSCE ; Baghdad, Iraq ; President's List
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Omega Tau.
Fourth Row:
.T ACOB SPOOR, BSElE ; Columbus, Ohio ; Electronic Engineering Society ; Institute of Radio Engineers · R esearch and D evelopment Laboratories.
BLAINE D. STANDAGE, BSElE Math Option; Odessa, Texas· President's List ( 8 ) ; Dean's List ( 1) ; International Club.
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First Row: jAMES J . STORCK, BCE; Dayton, Ohio; President' s List ( 2 ) ; Association of Civil Engineers. VIJAY J . THAKKAR, BME; Bombay, India; American Society of M echanical Engineers ; International Club; India Association.
Second Row: ANDREW M. ToMKO, BSAeE ; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvani a路 Institute of Aerospace Sciences, Vice-Chairman ; Phi Kappa Lambda, Treasurer ; Interfraternity Council, Treasurer. MIGUEL VALVERDE-AcuNA, BSCE ; San Jose, Cost a Rica ; Presid ent's List ( 1) ; Association of Civil Engineers ; Phi Iota Alpha, President ; Soccer Team .
Third Row: ALLEN L. VoiGT, BSE & EIE ; D anville Illinois 路 Dean's List ( 1) ; Indiana T ech Electrical Association ; Kappa Sigma Phi ; Glee Club; Intra.murals. CHARLES E. WHELAN JR., BSCE ; Plainville, Conn ecticut ; Iota Tau Kappa ; Civil L ab Assistant ( 1) 路 Association of Civil Engineers.
Fourth Row: DENNEY R. WILSON, BSME ; Ossian, Indiana路 American Society of M ech anical Engineers. Jo sEPH J . ZALESKI, BSEIE ; Shamokin Penn sylvania ; Phi K app a L ambda, Vice Presid ent, Secretary. V. N. DAMLE, BChE ; Bombay, India ; Chemical Engineering Society ; India Student Association.
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R uDOLPH BAS SELMAN, BME ; Deshler, Ohio ; M echanical Club ; Glee Club.
Second Row: RoB ERT L . BEAUDETTE, BSElE ; Lewiston , Maine· Pres id ent' s List ( 1) ; D ean's List ( 4 ) ; Institute of Electrical and Electronical Engineering ; Tennis.
CHARLES F . BEESO N jR., BSME ; Etna Green, India na· President's List ( 1) ; D ean's List ( 1) ; Mecha nical C lub.
Third Row: CLARENCE BENINATI, BEE ; Bayside, Long Island N ew York ; President's List ( 1) ; D ean's List ( 4 ).
WALTER BING-ZAREMBA, BSEE ; Bogota, Columbia ; America n Institute of Electrical Engineers · Nucleus· Glee C lub ; Weight Lifting Club · Flying Club, Treasurer .
Fourth Row: GENE CLYDE EBERLY, BSAeE ; Myerstown, Pennsylvania ; D ean's List ( 1) ; Institute of Aeronautical Sciences ; Flying Club.
PAUL C. CoLOMBO, BSElE, Math Option ; Sellersville, Pennsylvania; Sigma Phi D elta ; Bowling T eam .
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First Row: BISHNU PADA DATTAJ BME ; Dibrugarh, India · India Associa tion ; Nations U nited.
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CHRI STOS N . D EMOPOULo s, BEE ; Oak Pa rk, Illinois ; American Institute of Electrical Engineers ; Theta M u Pi ; Soccer.
Second Row: joH N R . EssER, BSAeE, BS Math ; Coldwa ter, Michigan ; D ean's List ( 7 ) ; American Rocket Society ; N ewma n C lub.
D . P. GANATRA, BSCh, BEChE ; Bombay, India ; D ean's List ( 1) ; Iota T au K appa ; Chemical Engineering Society · Nations United Club .
Third Row: FRA NCIS M. H AGERJ BSME ; Towner, North D akota ; D ean's List ( 8 ) .
AMANU LLAH KHAN jADooN, BEME ; Abbottabad, W est Pakistan· Pakistan Student Associa tion , Presid ent.
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.JoH N F. KITA, BSME ; Latrobe, Pennsylvania; Society of Automotive En gin eers~ Mecha nical Club .
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First Row: L ou ELL G. KRANDELL_, BSEE & El ; Fort W ayne, India n a ; D ean s List ( 3 ) . ALLAN S. LEO NARD_, BSME ; Dedham, Massachusetts ; Dean 's List ( 3) ; Physics Lab Instructor ( 5 ) ; Society of Automotive Engin eers.
Second Row: H ARRY L . LI NEMA N_, BSElE & ( Math Opt. ) ; Franklin, Pennsylvania ; President's List ( 10 ) ; Electronic Engineering Society ; Alpha Omega Tau. joH N E . LoNG_, BEE ; Poughkeepsie, New York ; President's List ( 2 ) ; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ; Junior Class, Treasurer ; Theta M u Pi ; Flying Club, Public Relatio ns Officer· W eight Lifting Club.
Third Row: AHMAD MIRESKANDARI_, BSME ; Saveh, Iran ; Irania n Students Organization. Roo NEY H . MoRIMOTO, BSElE ; Honolulu, Hawaii ; President's List ( 1) ; Dean's List ( 1) ; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ; Hawaiian Club, President.
Fourth Row: MICHAEL JosEPH O'BRIEN, BSME ; St. Petersburg, Florida; President's List ( 7 ) ; D ean 's List ( 1) ; Ameri can Society of Tool and Manufac turing Engineers· American Society for Metals. jAMES B. PATRICK _, BSME ; Mt. Vernon, Ohio; Assistant to D ean of Students ; Mechanical Club, President, Treasurer ; Society of Automotive Engineers· Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary ; Tech Manor Club, C hairman ; Student Council, Senior Representative . •
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First Row: GEORGE R . PoLEN) BSME ; Lewisville, O hio ; Presid ent' s Li st ( 1 ); D ean s List ( 7 ) ; M ec h a nical C lub ; Societ y o f Autom o tive Engineers.
L ES TER T .
PooLE)
BSElE,
Math Optio n ; South
Ya rmouth, M assachusetts ; Institute of R a dio Engin eers; Electro nic Eng ineering Socie ty.
Second Row: ARTH UR P uccETTr, BSAeE ; Sc h e n ect a d y, New York · D ean ' s List ( 1) ; T'h et a Xi, Sec re t a r y· F en c ing Tea111 ; Wres tling ; lntra mura ls.
WI LS ON W . R EILLY JR . BSEE ; C lifto n N ew J er se ·; T heta X i .
Third Row: ELDON 0 . RI CE, BSElE ; Fort W ay ne, Indi a n a ; Presid ent's List ( 9 ) · Institute of Radio Engin eers.
R u PESH C HA NDRA SAIKIA., BEChE ; Assam
India·
C h em ica l Eng ineering Society· Indi a n A ssocia tion.
Fourth Row: WI LLIAM
.T.
SAVEL., BSElE · St. M a rys, P ennsylvani a ;
Electronic Engineering Society; Institute o f Electrica l a nd Electronic Eng ineering.
jAM ES Sc H UTT) BSEE ; Holland, Michigan ; Presid ent' s Li st ( 3 ) · American Institute of El ec trical En g in ee rs· Bowling T eam .
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First Row: RoBERT A. STEWART, BSME ; Ford City, Pennsylvania ; Society
of
Automotive
Engineers,
Vice-President,
Treasurer ; Theta Mu Pi, Treasurer ; Pistol T ea m , Vice-President, Presid ent ; In tram urals. j oHN
UPDEGRAFF, BSEIE · Warren
Pennsylvania ;
President's List ( 1) ; Electronic Engineering Society ;
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Alpha Omega Tau ; Tennis T eam ; Intramurals.
Second Row: j ERALD L . VA N ERTJ BSCE ; Wisconsin R apids, Wisconsi n ; D ean s List ( 4 ) ; Weight Lifting Instructor
( 2 ) ; Association of Civil Engineers ; Newman Club· W eight Lifting Club, Vice-President; Intramurals. PuRUSHOTTAM stitute
of
VYASJ BElE ; J odhpur, India ;
Electrical
India n Associa tion.
and
Electronic
In-
Engineering · •
Third Row: H ERBERT R . WEIERJ BSElE ; F ort Wayne, Indian a ; President's List ( 1) ; Electronic Engineering Society. CHARLES WILLIAM WRIGHT, BSChE, ( Math Opt. ) · Hickory, North Carolina; D ean's List ( 4 ); Assistant t o D ean of Students
( 4 ) ; Chemical Engineering
Society Secretary ; Sigma Phi D elta ; Student Council President R epresenta tive; Weight Lifting Club ; Intram urals.
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First Row: ] AMES E . Ac HESON) BSCE ; F ort R ecovery, O hio ; Presiden t's List ( 1) ; Association of Civil E ngineer s, Secretary ; Flying Club ; In tram urals.
HossEINALI ALIDAI) BSAeE ; T ehran, Iran ; Iranian Student O rganization.
Second Row: R ALPH APA) BSCE ; Buffalo, New York ; D ean' s List ( 1) · Association of Civil Engineers; Bowling C lub ; Intramurals.
RoB ERT L . As HBY) BSAeE, M a th O ption ; Sheldon, Illinois ; President's List ( 6 ) ; D ean's List ( 6 ) ; American Institute of Aero na utics and Astrona utics Scholarship Award ; Aerospace Engineering Outs tanding Stud ent Award ; Io ta Tau K appa, Secretary-Treasurer ; Institute of Aerospace Sciences ; Student Council ; N ucleus ; Golf T eam ; lntramura ls.
Third Row: H ARV EY 0 . BAKER) BSCh,
BSMa th ;
Woodburn,
India na ; Presid ent's List ('6 ) ; D ean's List ( 6 ) ; I ota T a u K appa ; C hemistry L abora tory Assistant
(7) ·
American C hemical Society ; Studen t Council, Secreta ry · Junior Class, Vice-President ; Sigma Phi Epsilon ; Track T eam .
] AMES R . BANNISTER) BSME ; Portage, Indiana.
Fourth Row: RICHARD J. BECKER) BSCE ; Centra l Bridge, New York ; Association of Civil Engineers .
LARRY J. BEERM AN) BSME ; Fort W ayne, India na ; Student Council ; Senior Class, Secret ary ; Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Golf .
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First Row: D oNALD E. BEESON, BSPh, Math Op tion ; Etna Green Indi a na ; President's List ( 8 ) ; D ean's List ( 3) · Physics D epa rtment Scholastic Award; Phi Mu C hi Awa rd ; Alpha Gamma Upsilon Award ; Physics L aboratory Assistant ( 5 ) ; Physics Club, Treasurer ; In term urals. R oBERT L . BIRM AN, BSElE_, M a th Option ; H astings, Michigan ; President's List ( 1) ; D ean's List
( 1) ;
Institute of R adio Engineers; Institute of Electrica l a nd Electronic Engineers, Treasurer ; N ucleus.
Second Row: BRIAN E. Bo EHMER, BSME ; Sarasota, Florida ; Society of Automo tive Engineers ; Sophomore C lass Secretary ; Theta Mu Pi · I·ntermurals. RoBERT L . BozER, BSME ; F ort Wayne, Indiana ; M ec ha nical Club ; Judo Club.
Third Row: EARL CAREY) BEE & El Opti on ; Easton , Pennsylvania· Institute of El ectronic a nd Electrica l Enginee rs ; Student Co uncil, C lub, President.
Vice-President ; Newma n
LYNN CARPENTER, BSME ; Bedford, Massachusetts · American Society of M ech a nica l Engineers .
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Fourth Row: H ENRY GEORGE CooK, BSME ; Fort Wayne, Indiana ; President' s List
( 2) ·. Dean's List
( 11 ) · ASTME
Schol arship · Zoltani M echanical Engin eering Award ; M echanical L a bora tory Assistant
( 2 ) ; M echanical
C lub ; Nucleus; Student Council ( 2). W ARR EN A. CouTURE, BS M ath, BSAeE · Fort W ayne , Indi a nn .
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sentors
First Row: PRYDE
J.
DAVI SJ BSCE, M a th Option · M onroYia.
Libe ri a· Presid ent's List ( 1) ; D ea n 's List ( 2) ; Assoc ia tio n
of
C iv il
Engineers;
Intern a tiona l
C lub,
C h airma n ; Stude nt Counci l Secre ta ry· Socce r T eam ; I ntra mura ls.
R .\YMO i':D
E.
H am pshire·
D ENAULTJ Sigm a
BEl£ ;
Phi
C laretno nt
Epsilon;
Council R epresenta tive; Newman
New
Interfraternity
C lub , Presid ent ;
Trac k Team ; Intramurals.
Second Row: PER VIZ K . D uaAs H) BEE ; Bombay, Indi a ; Presid ent' s (4) ;
Li st
Indi a
Associa tion,
Secret a r y·
Nucleus ;
Nati ons United C lub, Presid e nt .
D AN
FI NC H )
BSPH ; Pacific Grove, California ; Physics
Labora tory I nstruc tor ; Physics C lub · Se nior C lass Vice -Presi d ent : Student Council ~ The t a Mu Pi, \ ic e President · N ucl e us; G lee C lub ; In tram ura ls.
Third Row: DAVID
GAHLI NGERJ
BME ;
Louisville,
K entucky ;
D ean 's Li s ts~ 'Theta Mu Pi, Vice -Presid ent ; M ech a nia l C lub
Treas ure r ~
R EYKO LD
In tram ura ls.
GIA NNATTA SIO > BSEIE ·
Philmont,
New
York ; I n sti tu tc of Elec tric a 1 a nd Electronic En g in cc rs.
Fourth Row: CoRNELius GOLTERMANNJ· BEE· Bayside, New York ; D ean's L ist ( 2 ) · Institute of Elec trical and Electronic Engin eers· In tra m ura ls.
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CARL H AC IH ARAJ BElE ; H o n olulu, H a wa ii, Institute ~J f
Elec trical and
Electronic Engin eers· H a w a iia n
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First Row:
.TOH N A. HAMILTON, BSChE, BSCh ; Brazi l, Indi an a· D ean s List ( 6 ) ; H eise .~wa rd ; Chemistry Laboratory Assistant ( 6 ) ; Chemical Engineering Society, VicePresident ; American C h emical Society; Electroc hemical Society ; Sigma Phi Epsilon, President ; Student Council ; Baseball Team ; In tram urals.
GEORGE A. HAMM, BSCE ; Rudolph, Wisconsin ; Dean's Li st ( 1) ; Association of Civi l Engi n eers; Newm a n C lub ; In tram urals.
Second Row: H ARRY N. HARTMAN, BSElE, Math Option· L eba non Penn sylvania · Tau K appa Epsi lon , Secretary· Bowling C lub, Secretary ; Intramurals. •
STEVE E . HITE, BSME ; Huntington, Indiana ; Dea n's ' List ( 1) · M ech a nical Engineering Club, Chainnan:
Theta Mu Pi, Vi ce-President ; Intramurals.
Third Row: WILLIAM A. HOLLING ER JR., BSChE ; Monroe Indian a ; President's List ( 3 ) · D ean's List ( 3) · H eise Award · C h emical Engineering Society.
MooN HI JoE, BME · Seoul, Korea ; Socie~y of Automotive Engineers· H awaiian C lub.
Fourth Ro,v: RICHARD A. Jo sLIN, BSME ; Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin · Theta Xi · In tram urals.
STEPHEN KARP, BCE ; Whitestone, New York; Dean's List ( 2 ) ; Theta Mu Pi ; Baseb all ; In tram urals .
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First Row: K EN T KELLY, BSME ; Greenfield, Indiana; D ean's List ( 1) ; C aswell Engineering Drawing Award ; Physical Education Student Instructor ( 1) ; K ekiongan Staff ; Interfra ternity Council R epresentative ; Alpha Gamma
Upsilon ,
V ice-President ;
Baseba ll,
M ost
Valuable Player Awa rd ; Intramurals .
C HARLEs K ERNICK, BS M ath ; Homstead , Pennsylva ni a ; Glee C lub ; Sigma Phi D elta· In tram urals.
Second Row: PRAVIN KoRADIA, BEChE ; Bombay, India ; C h emical Engin eering Society· Intern ation al C lub ; Indi a As•
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soc1atton .
ILKO KowALENKO, BME ; Whitestone, N ew York ; D ean 's List ( 2 )
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Alph a O m ega T a u .
Third Row: j o HN M ARTI N KRUSE, BSME ; C learfield, Pennsylvania ; D ean 's List ( 1) ; Bas ketball M an ager ; Wrestling T eam , Pl ayer and Coach ; IIAA " Little Sta te," YMC A State Wrestling C h ampion ; T au K appa Epsilon ; I n tramurals.
GERALD LILJ A> BSME ; R ockford ,
Illino i s ~
D ean ·s
List ( 4 ) .
Fourth Row: IRVI N R. Lo NGENEC KER, BSME ; F ort Wayne, Indi an a .
R AL PH
.T.
M ACEY, BSElE ; South Bend, Indian a .
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fir t Ro\\': j AM E .
\'ania ;
R . MAc i NTYRE) BSCE ; Alum Bank PennsylAssociation
of
Civi l
En gineer s;
Ameri ca n
Soc iet y of Civil Eng ineers · G lee C lub .
MA NOUC H F. HR
Mo NSE F )
BSCE ; T ehra n , Ira n· D ean's
Li st ( 2) · Am erican Soc iety o f Civil En gineer s; Iranian Stud e nt
O rg an izatio n ,
Vi ce -Presid ent ;
Volleyb a ll
'1'ca1n ( 2 ) · Soccer T eam ( 4- ) · In tram urals.
Second Row: D oi':ALD MoRI NG IELLOJ BSME, Math Option · Brooklyn, Ne w Yo rk · Presid ent' s Li st ( 2 ) · D ean 's List ( 1) : Eng in ee rin g Graphics Assista nt ( -t ) · M ech a nical Ena inee rin g C lub : Stude nt Co un c i l ~ Theta Mu Pi, PresiI
d nt : Se ni o r C la ss Presiden t ; \'\!e ig ht Liftin g CH1b : lnt rt1mur ~d .
j AME •
J.
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P ETER ,
BSPh ; Fort
W ayne
Indian a ;
Ph ys ics L abo r a tory A ssist a nt · Physics C lub .
Third Row: \ .ALDU R PR ATK A BEE ; \ i a lley Stre.a m. New Y ork : T ec h M a nor C lub ; Fl ying C lu b.
H O\"-'ARD PR ATT BSME : Avill a , In diana ; p ean 's L ist ( + ) ; M ec h a ni cal Eng ineering C lu b , Vice-C h a irma n ;
The t a Mu Pi ; Stud ent Counci l. •
Fourth Row: PAu L A . Qu EVILLONJ BSME · Kirkland L ake, Ontario : M ec h a nica l Engineering C lub President · D ean ' s Li st
( t ).
R u PE SH SAIKIA) BC hE ; Assam , Indi a· C h emical En15 in ee ring Society · Indi a Assoc ia tion.
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sentors
First Row: PRAVI N A . SA NG HAVI 1 BEE ~ B o n1b ay , Ind ia~ D ea n· List ( .f ) ; I ndi a n A ssocia tio n .
jiTE=" DRA H . S ANG Hvr, B C hE · Bo mbay, I ndia ; Che m ical
En g in eering
Society,
Treas ure r ;
Inte rn a tio n a l
C lu b · Indi a n A ssoc ia ti o n .
'econd Row: RI CHARD D . S c HI NELLA, BSElE B SPh , M a th Optio n ; e w Yo rk : Presid e nt' s Li st ( 3 ) ; D ea n List
Bro nx,
(:~ ) ; Physics
( 3 ) : Ph ysics L a bo ra tory A ssi t a nt
.Iuh :
] ' hc t a M u Pi .
Mrc H AEL
S EAVER
BSAe E ;
Mille rto n,
New
Yo rk ;
I nsti tu tc o f Ae rosp ace Sc ie nces, C h n i rn1C1 n : Si g m a Ph i D elta: Fl ying C l u b, \ icc-Pre id c n t.
Third Row: (; . G o RDO;\; SETSER
BSPh , M a th ()pti o n ; Ca md e n .
() hi o ; Pi Mu Chi Awa rd ; Phys ics L a bo r a to r y A sis ta n t ( 6 ) ; Ph ys ics C l ub, Presid e nt .
/\Rvt N D B. S H H, BEE ; B o rnbay, In di a ; D ea n '
L is t
( 1) .
Fourth Row: D . SH ERWOOD1 BSE lE : Cun1 berl a nd , M a r y-
Rt C H ARD
la nd ; T h e t a Xi, R e presenta tive·
Presid e nt ~
Bo wling
Interfra te rnity Co unc il
C lub ,
Presid e nt ;
I ndi a n a
1 'ec h N IBA Bo w lin g T ea n1 ; Intra mura l .
] . TH OMA · SMO LAREK , BChE · Wi scon sin Wisco nsin : D ea n 's List
R a pids,
( 3 ) : C h e m ica l Eng in ee ring
Socie t y ; Am e rican Insti tute o f C h e mi cal Eng ineers ; Ame rican C he mical Socie ty· Phi K a ppa Th e ta , Vi cePresid e nt .
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First Row: THOMA S M . STOCKAMP_, BCE ; F o rt Wayn e, Indiana ; Presid en t's List ( 5 ) ; D ean 's List ( 1 ) ; Iota T a u K app a ; Associa tio n of C ivil Engineers.
GEORGE Su PCOEJ BEE ; Robinson C reek, K entucky ; I nsti tu te of Electrical and Electro nic Engineers.
Second Row: Jo N M . S u RPRI SE_, BSElE ; L owell, India na; I o ta T a u K a ppa ·
I o ta
T au
K a ppa
O utstanding
Freshman
Awa rd ; Electrica l Engineering O utstanding Student Award · Electrical Engineering L abora to ry As sis ta n t
( I ) · Electro nic
Engineering
Socie ty ; In stitute of
Electrica l and Electro nic Engin eers ; N ucleus. •
lRAD J T oo J ARIEH, BSC E ; T e h eran, Ira n ; D ean s List ( 2 ) · Associa ti o n of C ivil Engineers; Civil Engineering
C lub · Ira ni an Stude nt O rga nization , Vice-President · S tu de nt Council · T h eta Mu Pi ; Intramura ls.
Third Row: D AVID L . VIDITO_, BSC hE · Thorntown, India n a ; President' s L ist ( 1 ) ; C h emical Engineering Society.
ERNES T C. VYRO STEKJ BSME ; F ort W ayn e, Indi an a · Societ y
of
A u tomo ti\'c
Engin eers ·
Flyi ng
C lub :
'"' ei ght Lift ing C lub .
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Fourth Row: STEVEN W EIH L, BSElE ; T o·l edo, O h io ; D ean 's List ( 1 ) · In stitute of Electrical a n d Electronic Engin eers.
D oN
WI LLIS,
BSME ;
Bridgeville,
Pe nnsylvania:
D ean s List ( 1) · M ech anical C lub ; American Society o f M ec hanical En gineers· i\lph a G amma U psilon , ] 'rcas urc r, Sec retary· Intratnura ls.
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First Row: DAVID S. WIL SONJ BSChE ; Ripley, W est Virgini a· America n C h emical Society · American In stitute of C hemical Engineers· T au K ~1 pp a Epsilon ; Intra murals. •t• ' .
JoH N jAMES- WINTERHALTER) BSEE, M a th Option ; Alexis Illinois ; President's List ( 4) ; D ean's Li st ( 3) ; Iota 'T a u K app a· Electrical Engineering L abora tory Instructo r ( 1) · In stitute of Electri ca l a nd Electroni c Engin eers· Student Co uncil, Treasurer ; Sigm a Ph i D elta, Vice-Pres ident.
Second Row: KARL Jo sE PH Yoou s HO CKJ BSC E ; Ford C ity, Penn sylvania· D ean 's List ( 3) ; Association of C ivil Engineers· N ewma n C lub ; Intramurals.
ERNEST E . YouNGJ BSC h · Albion, Indi an a ; D ean 's List ( 5 ) ; C hemi stry L abora tory Assista nt ( 4 ) · Physical Educa tion Student Instructor ( 2 ) ; America n C h emical Society Vice-Presid ent · T rack T eam · T ennis T eam .
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First Row: C H.\ RLES A l'\DRACCHIOJ BS ME ; M o unt Canne l, P ennsylvania ;
Pres ide nt s
List
( 3 ) · D ea n s List
( 1);
M ec hani ca l C lub · Stude n t Co u ncil ; Inter-Fra ternity 'ou n cil ~ The ta Mu Pi.
D ALE E . BARB OU R BSElE · F o rt W ayn e , India na· D ea n 's L is t ( 1) .
Second Row: H AROLD D . BEC KJ BSME M a th O ption ; Hunting t on, Ind ia n a; Presid ent s Li st ( 7 ) ; D ean's List (2 ) ; Iota T a u K appa, President · A lph a G a mma Upsilon Sch ola rship Aw a rd ~ Socie ty o f A utom o tive Eng ineers ; Stud ent Co uncil ( 2 ) . •
K AYE C . C LoY s) BSElE ; F o rt W ayn e, Indi a n a ; Physi c t:~ l
E du catio n Student In struc to r
( 12 ) ; Baske tba ll
( 3 ) ~ Baseball ( 2 ) .
Third Row: FRAN KLIN CoRDIER) BE & ElE · Ce lina, O hio ; Institute of Elec trical a nd Electro ni c Eng ineers· Nucle u s.
' -IRG!L
D EA~
DYK ES) BSPh · F o rt Way n e
Presid ent' s Li st (-+ ) .; D ea n 's L ist ( + )
~
Indiana ·
Ph ysics L a b
S tudent I nstrur to r ( 4 ) . •
Fourth Row:
J
MES C. GADLEYJ BSC E ~ O il C ity, P e nnsylvan ia:
D ea n's List ( 3 ) · Associa ti o n o f C ivil Engineers· Alpha Gamma U psilo n .
~ AVI N
G ANGAR BEME : Bomba y India · M echanic a l
Eng inee ring C lub · Indi a .\ oc ia tio n .
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First Row: M ARWA N S . GH AMIAN, BSME ; D a m asc us, Syri a .
L LOYD A . G REEN, BSME ; Ska n eateles
New Yo rk ~
M ech a nical C lub, Vi ce-Preside nt ; Soc ie ty of Automotive Eng ineer s路 Alpha Omega Tau, Presid ent ; Bowling T eam , Treasurer ; Intra mura ls.
Second Row: A Lvi N R o Y H A RRI ~ , BSME ; Co ro n a , New D ean 's List Counc il ,
Yo rk ;
( 1 ); M ec h a nica l C lub _; Inte rfra t ernity
Vice-Preside nt ;
K a ppa
A lpha
Psi, Vice -
Presid e nt ; Inte rn a tio n a l C lub .
K ENNETH R AY HIK E, BEC hE ; F o rt W ayn e, Indian a : D ea n' s L is t ( 2 ).
Third Row: ST EVEN
A.
HIPP EN STEEL E,
BSME ;
F ort
W ay ne,
India n a ; Presid ent's List ( 4 ) ; D ea n s Li st ( 2 ) ; I o ta T a u K a ppa : F e nc ing T eam .
ToM HoRNIKG, BSME ; Crestline Ohio ; D ea n 's List ( 1 ) 路 M ech a ni cal C lub, Secr eta ry ; W e ight Liftin g C l uh .
Fourth Row: D AVID H o w ARD, BSEIE ; Fo rt Wa yn e India n a.
Jo s EPH L . I ACOV ELLI, BSEIE ; Elmwood Pa rk, Illi n ois ; Institute of R a dio Engineers ; Institute of Electrical a nd Electronic Engineers ; Newman Club路 W eig ht I .ifting C lub ; Th e ta Mu Pi . Sec ret a ry ; In tram ura ls.
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First Row: R AM R ATAN j ALANIJ BEE & El ; Jodupur, India ; D ean's List ( 3) ; Insti tute of Electrical a nd Electronic E ngineer s; India Associa tion, President.
NAZIR M o HAMM AD KH ANJ BME ; K ar achi, Pakistan ; M echa nical Engineerin g Club ; Pakistan Student Association, President.
Second Row: R o BERT K.
KR UEGERJ BSC h ; Ixonia,
Presid ent's List
( 1) ; D ean's List
Wiscon sin ;
( 5) ; C hemistry
L a boratory Assist ant ( 3) ; American C h emical Society President ; Alpha Gam ma U psilon, T reasurer ; G lee C lub· Intramurals . •
L ARRY T. K uNrMoToJ BEE, Elec. Opt.; Honolulu, H awaii ; Presid en t's List ( 1 ) ; D ean's List ( 1) ; Institute of E lectrican an d
Electronic Engineering ;
H awaiian Club, President.
Third Row: LYNN B. M c Kr NNEYJ BSME ; Canton, O hio; M ech anical Club, Presiden t ; Glee Club.
H ENRY J. MICHALS KI jR.J BSEE ; Buffalo, New York ; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engin eering ; Studen t Council.
Fourth Row: GARY O vER, BSME ; Knox, P ennsylvania ; M echa nical Clu b ; N ucleus Staff .
C LIF FORD L . PANG, BCE ; Hong Kong; D ean 's List ( 2) ; Associa tion of Civil Engineer s; C hinese Student Associa tion, President ; In tram urals.
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First Row: SoMABHAI G. PAT EL, BME · Pinsad India ; M ech a llical Enginee ring Club.
jACK C. PENN, BEE & El Opt.; Creve Ceour, Illinois ; R esearch and D evelopment Laboratory Assistant ; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering ; Alph a O mega T a u, Secretary.
Second Row: CLIFTON C. PERRY, BSElE ; Ouaquaga, New York ; Audio
Engin eering Society ;
Intervarsity C hristian
F ellowship ; Am a teur Radio Club.
RoBERT PooLER, BSElE ; Portsmouth
New Hamp-
shire ; Institute of Electrical and Electronic
Engin eers ~
Sigma Phi Epsi lon.
Third Row: ANDRE L . PRIOLEAU, BSEE ; Corona, New York · Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers · Kappa Alpha Psi · Interfraternity Council R epresenta tive.
PRESCOTT W . PRouTY, BSME ; Marlboro, Massachusetts~
Presiden ts List ( 2 ) : D ean s List ( 3 ) .
Fourth Row: RAFAEL RoBLES, BSME, Math Option ; Guayaquil Ecuador·
President's List
( 2) ; D ean's List
( 1) ;
M ech a nical Club · Flying Club· Soccer T eam .
VAUGH N RoBERTS, BSElE · Wells, Omega Tau, Secretary.
Maine ; Alpha
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First Ro,-v: HIM ATLAI SHAH, BElE ; Bombay, India.
TA NSU KH V . SHETH J BC hE · Bombay, India.
Second Row: R EIN HARD ] . SIEBERT) BEChE ; Coalda le
Alberta
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Uoo SMIDJ BME · Dusseldorf, Germany ; Soccer Team . • •
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WALTER E. SuEVERJ BElE ; D elphos, Ohio; Institute of Elec trical and Electronic Eng ineers· Alpha Omega T a u, Vice-President ; Studen t Council · Junior C lass Treasurer ; Intramura.ls.
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F . THIEMA N) BSPh ; Madison, Indiana ·
D ean 's List ( 6 ) ; Physics Labora tory Assistant ( 12 ) · Physics Club · Intramurals.
jAMES R. VvvERBERG, BEE ; South Holland , Illinoi s; D cCi n's Li st ( 1 ) ; Tech M a nor C lub: GoYernor .
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GERALD j AY WI NS HIP, BEE & Electronic New O rlean s, L ouisiana ; D ean 's List
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j uE JH~EN FL UEGG E) BS C hE ( M e ta llurgy Option )
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A NIL WAGLE) BChE ; Donbiva li, Bombay India ; Chemic a l Eng in eering Socie ty, Presid e nt · Student Council.
.TAME M Ac PH ER ox_, BS C hE · K e nsing to n , Connectic ut · C h e m ica l Socie ty : Am eric a n Institute o f C h emi ca l Engin ee r : Alph a G a mma U p silo n ; Intra mura l Sports.
- sUJlltllerRA LPH CHRI STMA N_, BEE ( Electronics Option ) ; Quak er C ity, O hio ; Dea n ' s List ( 4 ) · Institute of E lectronic and Electri cal Engineers · Casw ell Engineering Drawing Awa rd ; The ta Mu Pi.
R AFEE K M o HAMMED_, BSEE ; Phoe nix P a rk C a lifornia · D ean 's Li st ( 1 ); Electric a l Club ; N uc le us Sta ff · N ations U nited C lub ; V a rsity F en c ing .
LARRY DoMI NY_, BSE lE · Fort Wayn e, Indiana ; Presid e nt' Li st ( 1) .
FR ED EIT ZEL_, BSElE ; F ort W ayn e India n a ; Elec tronic Eng ineering Soc ie ty. Sec re ta r y, Treasure r ; Pistol Club : Alph a O m ega T au .
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A LF RED K EXT 0LSO);, BSAe E ; Rig by Id a h o · D e an ' s L ist ( 8 ) : In t i tu te of A ero n a uti c a l Sc ien ces.
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\Vr LB UR BRYA);T, BEE ; M cK eesp o rt , P e nnsylva ni a · Presid e nt' L i t ~ Eng inee r ing Graphics As ist a nt ( 1 ) : V a rsity G olf.
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FRED M . HAYES_,. BSCE · Danielson, Conn ec tic u t ; Civi l C lub, Vice -President ( 2 ) · Stude nt C o unc il ( 2) · Bowling T eam ; In tra m ura ls.
\\'r LLIAM H uN KLER, BSEE · F ort W a yn e India n a· Preside n t' s L ist.
JAM ES MooRE, BEE ; Cambridg e, Ohio ; President's L ist ( 2 ) ~ I nsti tu te of Electronic a nd E lec trica l Engineers~ Th e ta Mu Pi .
R oBERT KR UEGER, BSME ; Gra nd R a pids, Mic hig an ; D ea n 's List ( 2 ) · M ech a nica l Engine erin g C lub · Student Counc il · ucle us, Editor-in-C hie f · V a rsity Soccer M a nage r ( 3 years ) .
THOMA S jAI\S IEWICZJ BEE· Frui tport Michig an· Dean ~ s Li st ( 1 ) · Institute of E lec tronic a nd E lect rica l Eng ineers ; Gl ee Club.
.f.\M E · Sc H UTT) BSEE ; H ollan d, M ichiga n · Presid e nt' s List ( 3 ) ; Ameri ca n Institute o f Electric a l Engin eers ; Bow ling T eam .
RAY L . O oAFFER BSCE ; Circleville List ( 1 ) ~ The ta Mu Pi· I ntramura ls.
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GEo RGE Sc ouRTI ) BChE ( M a th O ptio n ) ; D ayton, Ohio · . m e r ica n C h emic a l Soc iety· Interna tio n a l C lub .
.fACQUY PoLLET_, BS Math· Montreal Canada.
.TAME L . SMITH_, BSEE · F o rt \ rV ayn e Indian a · Preside nt' s List ( 3 ) ~ D eans Li st ( 6 ) ; In stitute of Radio Engin ee r : Ins titute o f El ec tro n ic a nd Elec tric a l Engineers ;
MoHAM ED ZAHARNA_, BSEE ( Math Option ); Gaza Pales tine; Arab C lub , Secr etar y, Treasurer · Nation s U nited C lub .
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Coach Macy directed the Tech basketball team to school records of _20 victories and 89 points averaged per game. The team placed third in the Mid-Central Conference and third in the R.I. T. tourney. Ron Zigler was chosen the Most Valuable Player as he set a school record of 597 points scored in one season. Les Bridges received the award for the most improved player. Dave Hickman and Ron Zigler were chosen members of the all-conference team. Larry Beerman, Honorary Captain, is the only man graduating this year. The 12 returning lettermen should give T ech another strong squad next season.
WARRIORS COMPILE 20-7 RECORD 1962-63 Tech . . ........ . 102· Malone . . . . . .. . 53 ' Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . 103· Spring Arbor . . . . . 83 ' 67 Tech . . . . . . . . . . . 84· Rio Grande ... .
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The Student Council is an organization composed of elected students of each class. It serves as a liaison organization between the administration, the student body, and other colleges in 1natters relating to student . . .
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Front Row: R obert Albright, Anil Wagle, Ji tendra Sanghvi, Faculty Moderator Joseph Cra nmer, Pravin cha ndra Koradia Edward Loescher, D evendra Sanghavi. Back
Row: Rupesh Saikia Dharamshi Ganatra, Tom Smolarek, J uergen Fluegge, J ohn H amil ton Shashi Ana nd pur~ , She th T ansukh .
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To be a member of the Chinese Club, one must be of Chinese origin. The primary purpose of this organization is to promote cui tural and social relationships for members. This is accomplished by participation in intramural sports, study of both western and oriental cultures, and instillment of a worthy philosophy of life.
Front Row: Norma n 0 . Long, Clifford P ang, William Ng John \Voo, George Kwong. Second Row: Edwin Chan, '
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nical specialists in all of the sciences related to the design and development of airborne craft. Student membership provides the student engineer or scientist with broad opportunities to engage in activities associated with his future career in aviation.
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Over, T om H orning Steve Breiner, Floyd F oust. Third Row: P a ul Q uevill on, J oh n T yner, L ynn M cKi nney, M el Schurdell Lloyd G ree n , D ona ld Cath ca rt , Wes ArforJ, Ly n n C a rpenter
Front Row: Steve Rite, Richa rd Segletes, D avid Gahlinger H owa rd Pra tt, .Tack Q uinn (faculty mod er a tor ), R ona ld Sheffer, K en Coon, D on a ld L e mont. Second Row: Phillip Vogel, I-Ienry Cook, P aul K oob, Steven Hippensteele, Ga t y
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The purpose of the Indiana Institute of Technology Judo Club is to promote Kodokan Judo on this campus. The club was founded in the spring of 1962 and was f ully accredited by the school in December 1962. The club is a member of the National Collegiate Judo Association and is fully accredited by the Judo Black Belt Federation of America. The club is under the jurisdiction of the Chicago Black Belt Association and all prom otions are sanctioned by this association.
ter, Art M a t tson, R obert Sieben. Third Row: Ronald Pipczynski , Walter German, .James Schirott, .John .Tones, Christia n Holst, Richa rd Wi ttaker, Gerald Winship , Ku rt A. Siem.
First Row: M elvin Appelbaum, J oe Boehrer , Gas ton Fortoul, Kozaburo Miyaka wa (faculty advisor ), .Toe Costanza, Josh Field, Larry Kreigh . Second Row: Duane Liibbe, Bud Congleton, D ennis Sassa, Angel Padilla, D avid Webs-
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G ia nn akeff, J a m es F eldwish , L awren ce Presler , R icha rd Webs ter, D nn O li,T.
The Kekiongan Amateur Radio Club's objectives are to promote amateur radio activities among interested students and to bring together students who have an interest in the practical application of comâ&#x20AC;˘
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The Indiana Tech Flying Club was formed to give members an opportunity to fl. y, to obtain their licenses
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Front Row: .James Widenhofer, Mich ael Seave r, R oger K erber, Walter Bing-Zaremba, Addie Ottley, Ben Dow ( Faculty M od era tor ) . Second Row: D avid K aplan ,
Edu a rdo Gohl , R ay Z ook, L a rry Cherry, Stephen Smith . Rich a rd C hute , D on Ba ll a rd .
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First Row: L ew Bornmann , R oy M ask, R obert Lindner, Grah am Thieman. Second Row: Walter Bolhman, .Tames R eed, Ches ter Pie tras, La wren ce Presler.
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aid Yanagiha ra, K ay K a wabe, Ea rl Noza ki , Lief K oyanagi. Cha rl es Crothers, W endell Foo .
Front Row: Carl H agihar a H enry Nitta Alfred Tengan , L a rry Kunimoto R odney M orimoto. Second Ro,v: Do n•
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t 'irst Row: Cha ndrasen Dhotre, Neville Vatcha, .Jitendra
Gaglani, K antil al Khokha ni, Vinod M ehta, N avin Cangar, Shrenik M emta, R aghbir Goya l. Second Row: R~ j endra Kha ndha r Sa tish Shah, Dilip Sha h ] . J. Bha tt, R a m .T a la ni , Prabodh K otha ri, Des R a j M a lhotra, Dinesh Sheth, R atila l C hheda , Nal in Vaidya. Third Ro\v: K . D . Pa tc L S. 1VL /\ na ndp ura, P . H . M a lka n, N a ra ttam Agra-
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largest organization devoted to a single science. The purpose of this Club is to create and stimulate interest among students of chemistry and chemical engineering and to help them academically and socially to become better qualified candidates for future positions. Periodic field trips also help to acquaint the students with industry and give them some insight into the vast potential of their chosen field.
Ernie Young, V ice-President; Edwa rd Guindon, Advisor; L eon R eynolds.
First Row: Cha rles Saweikis, Edward K oos, Theodore J ay, Dennis P a rrott, Phil R eed, Gra nt T aylor . Second Row: Chester Pietras, Sec-Treas; James Troska, President;
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Row: Richard A. DuBois; V aldur Pra tk a ; Edward L . Murphy ; J ames Dohner, Faculty Advisor ; J ohn Pe tko ; Richard C . Bla nk , Advisor .
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place, will help us to recall a fond memory or two and make our intellectual growing pains trivia. We have attempted to present through words and photos an attractive record of various events which have highlighted the year and added to our growth.
DAN HARTNETT Graduate Editor
JOE CONCANNON Sports Editor
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We of the staff like to feel that we have fulfilled our duty to be a true representative of the students. Our purpose is to represent news and information of importance to all at Indiana Tech. We believe in Indiana Tech and its principles, and we consistantly support all organizations and programs which contribute to the welfare and progress of the college. Whenever criticisms are leveled, we intend them to be constructive, and in keeping with our
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Indiana Tech's bowling team is a member of the
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except for the roll-offs, are all postal matches to determine the championship: During the 1962-63 season, the Indiana Tech team competed with Carnegie Tech, University of Pittsburgh and the University of Akron. The team placed third in season competition which entitled them to bowl in the roll-offs with the teams from Pittsburgh and Akron at Ohio State University. The Tech team came in third. This year, for the first time, the members of the intercollegiate bowling team were awarded letters by the school. 108
Organized in July of 195 7, the purpose of Indiana Tech Students' Wives Club has been to further social activities, acquaintances, and friendship among the wives of students of liT. Wives of all married students of liT are eligible for membership. The clu5 arranges programs of varied types for the members. These rna y range from an address on the so<:ial problems of our time by a local authority to bingo or a humorous skit given by members of the Club. It is also the purpose of Indiana Tech Students' Wives Club to contribute to and work for the good of the College whenever possible. At banquets held twice annually wives of graduating students are presented with their P .H.T. (Putting Hubby Through) degrees.
Front Row: Mrs. J oseph Bochrer M rs. M ichae l Gi gl'r. Mrs. 1~h codo re C a rroll, J r. :Ni rs. Wa lter Sucver. Mrc;;. Charles L ep ley, M rs. K.ei th Austin , lvf rs. D avid Durand, 1ifrs. R oger 1v'I ontgon1cr y, Mrs. E dwa rd K ouder. Second Row: Mrs. Al ex D avidson , Mrs. Wilfred M ai ll et, 1 I rs . R alph D eP aolo, 11rs. D an F in ch , J\1 rs. Ernes t V yrostek. Ad,·iscr M rs . Edw in H oria k, M rs . George W a lk er I\·.
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First Row: Anthony F allone , D a ll as Lunsford , Michael Dinberg, R ich a rd Sa rber , facuity m odera tor. Second Row: IV! arion Griffin , Charles Saweikis, R obert Krueger , ThomJs Wong Bjorn O seid, J am es V esey, H owa rd Sa lles. Third
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Wes Arford , .Joseph D 'ita lia. Third Row: Eugene D a iglr, Alla n Voigt, Michael Bethell .Jam es P a tterson, A. N elson Stradlin g, Willia m P orter, Peter R osin , K a rl Ca rter, Gregg W a lker G lenn Bu rguer .
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brotherhood, a main goal of our fraternity. We believe that a fraternity is not solely made great by its fraters but also by the keen competition pressed upon it by the other organizations. Tau Kappa Epsilon is the largest national fraternity and is constantly expanding by initiating top local fraternities on catnpuses across the United States.
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First Row: L ee Bernhardt, faculty modera tor ; Abel Shahverdia n, D avid Gahlinger, D a n Finch, Galen Horsch, Ronald Sheffer, Robert Stewa rt. Second Row: D on Moringiello, John Chin, lradj Todj a rieh , Steve J ura ni cs P aul Smith, H afez Erfani, William N g. Third Row: D a niel L ee, Milford T ennity, Angel P adilla, R alph C hrist-
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Front Row: Eugen e Pi tstick, C ha rles U trias, Edwa rd Loescher , J oh n Currier, Mike Shirey, Andrew Funich, J oseph Z alesk i. Second Row: R ona ld Viele Vin cent D organ, Gene R ebert, J ohn D a ly, G erald Esse nmacher, R obert Sieben.
Back Row: Charles H iltunen, R onald P ip czynski, Andy Tomko, Torn Smola rek, R a lph Griffi n, J r. , M ich ael D obbins.
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Front Row: R obert Ba illargeon, Ed Smith, D a n H a rtwick, D ick C h ute K en Benoit, Floyd F oust G era ld Whi te. Second Row: R ichard Torncheski , Thom as Cassidy Michael Seaver , D ave Bowse r Arthur N icholson, R oger K erber,
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Theta Tau Upsilon Fraternity was originated on April 7, 1962, by sixteen students of Indiana Institute of Technology with the basic purpose of becoming a National Fraternity. The membership grew until 38 men were granted charter membership. The members then resigned themselves to the task of reaching the initial goal. The Fraternity standards were established to instill a strong foundation and to make membership a true honor and privileg.e. The basic ideals of the Fraternity were to promote high academic standards, provide a useful service to college and community, to guide and manage gentlemanly conduct at all times, to always put forth with highest moral character, and to develop an unsurpassable union of brotherhood that will serve as a guide throughout a lifetime. •
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Front Row: Bill Frey, G eorge Perna, Gerald Berba um, Vina y Kha nn a. Second Ro,v: L ynn Cohen, D avid King, L a rry 11cCl in ton , Wilson R eilly, Dennis Blesey, Vlassios
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First Row: Alvin R . H a rris, Louis J. Cook Andre P rioleau. Back Row: H erma n M oseley, R ichard J. G ibbs,
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Contrary to popular belief, the Alumni Relations Office, located on Center Drive, just south of the President's Office, is not operated exclusively for Indiana Tech graduates. On-campus students are invited to visit the offices at any time when the staff can offer constructive counsel regarding campus or alumni activities. Any student is welcome to drop in for a visit if for no other purpose than to learn what the National Alumni Association accomp lishes for its members and what is expected of grad uates after they have left the campus. The A ssociation looks on each student as a potential alumnus, who will some day become a vital part of the foundation on which the College is built. College graduates everywhere share the psychological urge to be identified as a member of the group, which
Bob Harold is the Executive Secretary of the National Alumni Association. T he national association maintains records on all members: active, susta ining, honorary and associate. It provides assistance to a ll gra duates in their school , business and social life.
is perhaps better described as the desire for {(belonging." Truly once a student earns the title alumnus) he enters an exciting new part of the brotherhood of man.
Alun1ni Homecoming is a big a nnual event on campus, but graduates and forn1 er students are welcome to visit any • t1n1e.
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Lou Culp is Director of both Public and Alumni Relations for the College, and also handles the activities of the News Bureau. Offices for all three areas of activity are located in Sumn1it House on Center Drive.
Winifred Troyer, Public Relations staff secretary, prepares a publicity information card for the extensive records maintained by the Public Relations Office.
Rig~t, Harold Belt, working in conjunction with Vice-
president and Treasurer C. A. Overholt reports directly to President Keene on long-range Coll~ge development and financing.
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