KCT Tau Omicron Tau Time Capsule

Wooden lid of the box containing the contents of the TOT Time Capsule.

In May 1991, the Tau Omicron Tau honor society at the Kansas College of Technology (KCT) built and sealed a time capsule containing documents and artifacts which represented the campus at this time. In 2025, this capsule was unsealed, and the contents have been digitized so that they may be shared and made accessible today. The items in this collection are digital images of the printed materials found in the capsule.

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List, KCT Graduate Job Titles

List of job titles and salaries belonging to graduates from Kansas College of Technology, ranging from the classes of 1968 to 1986.

Manual, FLUKE Multimeter IEEE-488 Interface

Instruction manual for a FLUKE Multimeter IEEE-488 Interface program, a student project created by Louie Boling, Mel G. Wedermyer, and Mitzy Carlson for the Computer Science Seminar in Spring 1991. Includes 5.25 floppy disk containing the program.

Manual, FLUKE Multimeter Interface Program

Instruction manual for the FLUKE Multimeter Interface Program, a student project created by Neal Heidel, Ross Bolejack, and Sam Sparks for the Computer Science Seminar in Spring 1991. Includes 3.5 inch floppy disk containing the program.

Photos, Open House

Printed collection of photos from the 25th Anniversary Open House celebration at the KCT library in September 1990.

Red Bookmark, KCT Library Services

Red bookmark with text listing the services of the KCT library. Reverse side has an illustration of the cat mascot and the text "COME MEET TECHCAT"

Report, KCT Library

Bound report of information related to Kansas College of Techology. Information includes statements of philosophy, goals, personnel, resources, and budget data.

Time Capsule, Box Lid

Wooden lid of the box containing the contents of the TOT Time Capsule. The KCT logo is drawn on in paint. Written in paint on the lid is the text "Tau Omicron Tau T.O.T. Time Capsule. Sealed: May 1991. Opened: May 2001."