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  Acknowledgments Special thanks to my parents, Ruth and Barry Kircher, who took time out of their busy schedules to find and send me the photos I requested. And also thanks to Ruth for letting me use her pictures.   And to Jeff Mann for helping with computer problems, proofreading the text, discussing the physics of hammers, maintaining my sanity in the final hours, and bringing me lots of chocolate.   "Thanks!"   BACK TO MAIN PAGE