University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Front Row: Pierre Carmona; Franklyn Delgado; Robert Tracy; Jayant Thakkar; Reynold Oas, president; Rasoul Istrabadi; Richard Lowery; William Home. Second Row: Moises Wasserman; William Xelle; Karl Charlson; Millard Derr; Robert Baltzer; Robert Lander; Francisco Go; Anthony Xemec. Back Row: Horensio Dawood; Mounir El-Khatih; Mohamed Kubba; Porter McDonald; Ekrem Ihtiya- robla; Muang Tu; Htun Thein; Ernest Constan; Hazim Rassam. A , D. v . ETA KAPPA NU The American Society of Civil Engineers fosters fellowship and greater technical understanding among students, faculty and professional men. Eta Kappa Nu chooses its members from those who have exhibited outstanding qualification in the electrical engineering profession. Front Row: Eric Khu; James Shaner; Michael Mitchell; Eugene Haas; Richard Kroll; Lester Arquette. Second Row: Francis Pickel; Robert Scott; Kenneth Webster; George Curry; Russell Vance; James Roof; Vincent Dambrauskas; Frederick Waltz; James Hamburg; Russell Spencer; George Wilcox. Back Row: Martin Story; George Heminger; George Timor! ; Edward Gilbert; Arthur Bublitz; Elmer Gilbert; William Danek; John Bacon; Lawrence Griewski.

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I B wJ 1 Front Row: John Kosinski; Maung Tin Nyo; Prof. K. W. Hall; Charles Averill; Richard Pereles, president; Dee Solether; Ernest Mulder; Edward Palmer; John Nack. Second Row: Edward Sattelherger; Claire Shepard; Edgar Prince; Victor Brooks; William O ' - Keeffe; Louis Krzych; George Winslow; Richard Atherton; Robert Murphy; Fay Higgins. Third Row: Louis Dame; Duane Luse; Chester Mielke; Norman Clifford; Peter Moore; Howard Beatty; John Munn; Warren Norquist; Huber Whitlock; Vinod Doshi. A. S. M. E. The objective of the student branch of the A.S.M.E. is to broaden the educational background of the college engineering student. More specifically, its purposes are the advancement of knowledge of engineering theory and practice, acquaintance with activities and personnel of the parent organization, and the promotion of a professional consciousness and fellowship among students and faculty. Membership offers the student engineer the opportunity to keep abreast of current technical developments through the A.S.M.E. monthly journal, Mechanical Engineering. Student branches also sponsor technical lectures by representatives from industry. These are held during branch meeting and are followed by a free discussion period. Another impor tant function is the conduction of field trips and tours to local industries to acquaint the student with industrial operations and with the opportunities offered a college engineering graduate in industry. In addition to broadening the student ' s technical knowledge, A.S.M.E. gives the young engineer valuable experience in dealing with fellow engineers outside the classroom. 164

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Front Row: James Shaner; Barry Henning; Alfred Lang; Frederick Kohlmeyer, president; Eric Klin; Phillip Lake; Albert Demmler. Second Row: Martin Story; John Lauer; Gordon Fox; James Hamburg; Michael Mitchell; John Oliver; Merle Nelson. Back Row: James Butt; William Hermanson; Reed Romine; Richard Reimus. TAU BETA PI The aim in Gamma Chapter of Tau Beta Pi, National Engineering Honor Society (founded in 1855 and represented at the University of Michigan since 1906), is to foster the spirit of liberal culture in the College of Engineerin g. Front Row: Ronald Dalton; Ronald West; James Ryan; Herbert Spencer; Hugh Smith; Morton Fleishman; Eugene Haas; Clarence Donnor; Lawrence Mack. Second Row: George Curry; Eugene Kemp; Victor Brooks; John Knudsen; Leland Boddy; George Hem- inger; William Danek; John Bacon; Robert Erf; Bruce MacGregor. Back Row: William Hegarty; William Strickler; Richard Eggleton; Kenneth Webster; Francis Pickel; Frederick Asmus; Robert Beattie; Markar Hachigian.