Looking Back: Alumni Riding in Style on a Tote Gote

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Looking Back: Riding in Style

Winter 2020 Issue

In the 1960s Ralph B. Haymore shows off a Tote Gote he modified. — Courtesy L. Tom Perry Special Collections, UA 842 B-6 F-2 952.

In the 1960s Ralph B. Haymore (B ’67), chair of the Mechanical Engineers Club, shows off a Tote Gote he modified with a specially designed muffler.

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