In 1927, Capitol Radio Engineering Institute was founded as a correspondence school teaching vacuum-tube theory. Five years later, CREI opened a residence school in Washington, DC. CREI became one of the first three technical institutes in the country accredited by the Engineers' Council for Professional Development in 1946.
Class of 1937
Fuqua, J.B.
Smoot, William S. (deceased)
Chase, Warren
Class of 1947
Bassnet, Arthur J.
Daugherty, Melvin J.
Reed, Harold Z.
Terrien, Joseph A. (deceased)
Class of 1948
Adler, Fredrick W.
Bailey, Wallace B. (deceased)
Caldine, Harold
Groder, Morris L. (deceased)
Howard, Kenneth L.
McGinnis, Lee F. (deceased)
Monroe, James M.
Price, Ralph L.
Seeley, William D.
Strickland, Claude W.
Woodcock, Carlton
Class of 1949
Allshouse, William C.
Babcock, Stuart L.
Barrows, Frank P.
Capalbo, George J.
Demas, James N.
DeSantis, Robert V. (deceased)
Dunlevy, Kenneth V.
McKinney, Roy L.
Miller, Ralph C.
Rose, Vicent S.
Wishard, Milton J.
