University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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BOTTOM ROW: Stanley Hertel, Ron Miersen, Gerald Russmann, Burton Cearhart, Don Beardsbear, Charles Rice, Evan Gerard, Gary Phillips, Robert Parizek. ROW 2: Pete Cullum, Mike Fuller, Michael Weldon, Daniel Rogness, Donald Grell, Iames Maeek, Mike Gilbert, Robert DeWitt, Steve Tiernan, Scott Bailey. ROW 3: William Zager, Gary Vonahsen, Greg Misbach, Dale Sundberg, Robert Wubbena, Arthur DeWit, Gary Spina, Lawrence Sheets, Carl Robert- son, Larry Kintzel. ROW 4: David Heltne, Robert Wil- banks, Stephen Wood, Ierry Voigts, Dan Iones, Ioe Papp, Benjamin Milander, Marvin Eimen, Robert Goodsman, Io- seph McSwiggin. Theta Tau stays busy with Homecoming monument, MECCA Building the Homecoming monument and sponsoring MECCA Week kept Theta Tau's busy the entire year. Outstanding students in the College of Engineering are invited to membership in this national fra- ternity. Tau Beta Pi honors outstanding engineering students at banquet Man has the ability to elevate his life by conscious endeavorf' Members of Tau Beta Pi use this ability to strive to become BOTTOM ROW: Benjamin Milander, William Seifert, Gary Phillips, William Zager, Dale Sundberg. TOP ROW: outstanding undergraduates in engineering. Top students were honored at the annual honors banquet. Evan Gerard, Erwin Toerber, Gustave Fink, Dean Schaefer.

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BOTTOM ROW: Iames Mauer, Robert Wubbcna, Ronald Miersen, Michael Weldon, Stephen Wood, Pete Cullum. TOP ROW: Richard Long, Robert I-Iuewe, William Decgan. Daniel Rogness, Burton C-earhart, Donald Grell, Ierry Voigts. TRANSIT reaches circulation high of I,600 copies monthly The Transit stall checks copy on the 'iSurvey Girl of the Month. All branches of engineering are featured in Iowa Transit, a College of Engineering student magazine. This year, the circula- tion rose to 1,600 copies every month to engineering students, subscribers and all high schools in Iowa that requested them. Transit was also sent to the Engineering College Magazine Association to compete with other similar publications for awards. A staff of 15 students is divided into four departments-advertising, editorial, busi- ness and circulation. The magazine in- cludes articles about technology and new product developments, a Survey Girl of the Month and engineering news. Mike Weldon was general manager and Ron Miersen was editor-in-chief.

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Associated Students of Engineering stage MECCA Week Students from the various branches of engineering united into one body this year to construct the traditional Homecoming monument and to sponsor MECCA Week. The organization also planned engineering social activities for the year. MECCA Week was once again the high- light of the year. Events ranged from hunt- ing for the MECCA stone, entertainment at the smoker and a beardgrowing contest. The prank and queen committees were ac- tive throughout the week. The climax came at the IVIECCA ball when the queen and St. Pat were crowned. A number of green four-leaf clovers on sidewalks still remain as symbols of the festivities. Donald Beardshear led the engineers this year. BOTTOM ROW: C. Robertson, L. McMullen, W. Zager, R. Wilbanks, G. Russmann, S. Bailey, R, Wubbena, D. Beardshear, B. Gearhart, S. Wood, M. Hayward, P. Gal- braith, K. Berry, I. Papp, S. Hertel. ROW 2: R. Shippy, C. Achenbacb, I. McSwiggin, G. Fink, R. Long, H. Holm, D. Swallom. P. Parsons, L, Hintze, W, Seifert, R. Huewe, D. Schroeder, C. Rice, D. Rogness. ROW 3: B. Milander, QP 5l'K ia 'Wa 3- Associated Students of Engineering built the l965 Home- coming monument in the form of an inverted parabola. I. Mauer, D. Witte, D. Leimer, R. Kramer, I-I. Nelson, W. Deegan, G. Brooks, G. Spina, A. DeWit, D. Clow, F. Fach- man, T. Crandall. W, Wulf. ROW 4: D. Sundbcrg, I. Schafer, R. Goodsman, D. Crell, R. Miersen, L. Garber, G. Galic, K. Earnest, L. Bares, L. White, I. Macek, M. Weldon, I. Hill, W. Budelier, A. Farber. 8' Ac -.3591