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William W. Edwards came to Wentworth as an instructor in 1912.
He was a graduate of Case Institute of Technology. He founded,
nurtured, and guided the Steam and Electric Power Plant Practices
Department through many years of change and progress. He retired
in 1954.
Leigh J. Rodgers was the first head of the Machine Shop Department
at Wentworth. He began his career as the principal of the first
public technical school in Columbus, Georgia and then the principal
of a high school in Buffalo, New York. He was an able administrator
who became a pioneer in machine shop practice by introducing
new techniques and methods of instruction at Wentworth.
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