University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Hall. Arthur E.; Ham ilton, William T.; H«n thaw, Lawrence K. Hilport, frod P., Jr. Hoaro, Joseph A. Holmkviil, David A. Howe. Keith E ; Howe Robert R.; Hull, Rich ard M : Johnion, Ron aH K«Dn ' --t .l ne$ M.; KIppor, Richard J. KnuK, Marshall W. Kramer, Rois E.; Lang land. Jay E-; Lea James O.; Lynch Jerome P.; McCumbtr Harvey T.; McGowan James A.; t oore, Wil lis S.: Noel, Lloyd E. Jr.; Noorda, Lee G. Norby, Karl G.; Peter- son. David J.; Putnam. Tom C; Quist, Charles L.. Ill; Reynolds. Jamos W ; Rinqer. George W,; Robinson. Alan M.; Sampson. Dick T ; Sandolin. Jon C; Scheumann. Doug- las R.; Schindler. Rob- ert E.; Schulti. Greg- ory G.; Schuyler Paul G.; Schwab. William F.; Segerblom, Ronald L.; Seiti. Joseph A. Jr.; Sells. John E. Shedd. James F.; Shoe maker. Kent L. J. Sherer, Thomas L.; Sil liman, Clark D.; Small inq. Carl J. Snider. Leiand W.; Soderlund, Paul H.; Solborg, Gerald S.; Sovine, Terry L.; Slam- olis, George J,; St. Peter, Larry D.; Syck, Jamos M.; Takouchi ' Robert S,; Taylor, Rob- ert N ; Temple. John W ; Terry, Du.ine G.; Thompson, Robert B,; Trumbo, David J.; Ul- mer, James E.; Walker Leo H.; Walker, Philip W ; West, Carl R.; Weitdyke, Robert G.; White, Robert O.- Winston, Robert W. ' Jr.; York, Ivlilton W.] Zumwalt. Robert E. Larisch. Erich W,. Jr. Leonardy. Donald B. Lingenbrink. Robert A. Lippert. Lee M.; Love ioy, Douglas A.; Lyon Richard E,; Ivlarshall Clyde M.. McAnully, John F.; IvIcCormick Clinton L McDaniel. Lowell McDaniel. Vernon McGlenn. John McKay, Thomas Messegee. James Milton, Walter Morseth, Stephen Murphy, Randolph H.; Neale, Gary L. Nirkreim. Theodore P., Jr.; Nvlund, Richard A.; O ' Byrne Michael E.. Jr.; O ' Donnell. Wil- liam H.; Oliver. Ray- mond A.; Opdycke, Wallace E.; Parks, Richard E.; Pence, Gary L.; Pennell Rob- ert M. Putney. Frederick B.; Raymond. John W.; Raymond. Steven R.; Reed. Larry B.; Reed. Paul W.; Reierson. Ronald M.; Reitsch, Arthur G.; Rice Ron- ald E.; Rider. Jon K. Robinson. Kenneth H.; Rogers. Will. Jr.; Rog- neby. Marvin J.; Rol- stad. Lawrence A.; Rowan. Alan J,; Shultz. Gary K.; Smillie. Roy E.; Smith, James F,; Sprague, Brlnton. Jr. Stoddard. Michael M.; Sumner. Warren K.; Suter. David F.; Tay- lor. Lynn C; Tharp, John A.; Thatcher. Thomas J.; Tisler. Jo- seph W.; Trowbridge. Larry W.; T w e d e n. Wallace D VanCleave. Robert W.; Vogle. Merle J.. Jr.; Weatherly. Larry M.; Westlund. Travie J.; While. Hugh J.; Wiese. Stephen R.; Winecoff. David F.; Wood. Philip E.; Wright. Marvin P. Klrkwood. Lewis H.; Knestis. James F. ; ' Laing. Michael W.; La- ity. Walter W.; La- moureaux, Frederick H. .P e A t diM 1 mf9 4 iJk S «i - - - f F w r w» 1 T T m mS 411

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COMPASS AND CHART Compass and Chart is a fraternity of future Navy and Marine Corps officers. Compass and Chart is the social orqaniiation which serves the NROTC batallion on campus. Its purpose is to unite members socially, promote esprit de corps, and to advance interest In the Naval Service. Fall Quarter saw the establishment of the irst informal hops held by the NROTC on campus. Several of these were held throughout the school year. The Fall informal or freshman Initiation dance was held In late November to welcome the new frosh initiates into the fraternity. Winter Quarter was highlighted by the annual junior class ring dance modeled after the one held at the U.S. Naval Academy. In addition to its many social activities, Compass and Chart sponsors a unit newspaper, an amateur radio station, a sailing club, an annual yearbook, and teams for Intramural sports. Fleming, Charles A., President: Alricit, Rich- ard; Anderson, Steven Armstronq, Metvin Barbour, George Baumqaertner. Paul .AMj jk Jk tMdiJk kj iMk iL J dkA 5 €% w IP S IBS p « f ' W S Not pictured: Adams, William C: Allen. Daniel B.; Amb, Den- nis L.; Atkins. Robert A., Jr.; Azure. Leo L., Jr.; Bailey. Curtis P.; Baker, William A.; 6a- tie. Howard F.; Bell- man, William B.; Ben- netts. James H.. Jr.; Bisbee, Lawrence J.; Branstetter, Carl C, Jr.; Brlttain, Lawrence J.; Brower. Robert L.; Burke, Harry G,; Cady, Carl M.; Carlson, Frederick P.; Ceder. Loren R.; Chambers, William G.; Cooke, John B., Ill; Cox. Ger- ald H.. Ill; Curry. Richard B.; Dean. Henry W., Jr.; Demp- sey, Brian, DIven, Richard J.; Drinnon, James W., Jr.; Elliott, James E.; Eyler, Scott A.; Farman, George M.; Fehnel, Richard A.; Foley, Richard A.; Fowler, Charles B.. Jr.; Galles. Harry L.; Gjur- asic. Luke K.; Gordon, Larry A.; Gould, Daniel H. Beaulleu, Eugene L.; Beyers, William B.; BIcknell, James N.; B i g I e y. Thomas L.; Blome. Dennis J.; Blos- som. Donald R.; Boley. John R. Brandon. Robert L.; Buckley. Raymond M.; Calligan, Christopher C; Carl. Robert B.; Cavin. Robert C; Chase, Anthony G.; Chisholm, Douglas L.; Clark. Daniel W.; Cockrum. Jay V, Colllngham. Richard E.; Collins. Paul L., Jr.; Cooley, Gary G.; Coul- ter. Robert S.; Cox, John J.; Daileda. Jo- seph J,; Daly, Bruce D.; Daugaard, William W.; Davis, Jan N. DeFleur, Kenneth R.; Doe. Alan R.; Eddy, Rodman M.; Ekse. Jon J.; Faqerness. John W,; Fare. James V.. Jr.; Fames, Richard C; Fields. Marvin R-; Fl- set, Edmund O, Flint. James C; Flock, Carl B.; Fox. John M.; Gam. James G.; Ger- arden, James F.; Gib- son. Clem R,; Gould, Herbert M,. Ill; Hall, Dale G.; Harader. Al- len D. Harrington. James W. Henry. Gerald F. Hensley, Norman W. Herbison, John S. HIM. Charles S.; Hill James D.; Holly. Wil- liam E.; Holmes. James F,; Humphrey, Rolland D. Humphries, Joseph Hutchinson. Bruce Jackson, Robert Jardine Jense n, Jones Juergens Jurd Theodore William Douglas Kenneth C. Wilbur L,. Jr. King, Tura L. 410

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1 LJ P fl pi Q © o, ENGINEERING STUDENTS ' COUNCIL S John McAnulty President Adams. James Biilingsley. S. Kirby Eagan, Thomas Elilnga, D. Jack Foreman. Donn Forssen, Kenneth Gross. Leonard Hall. Dale Halley, Ronald Hansen. Lyie Janus. John Layering. Fred Miles. Kenneth Miller. Reed Parlseau. William Pellegrini. Richard Purvis. John Skaggs, Jim Taylor. Lynn Not pictured: Avery, Elwood Bolstad. Donald Kelly. Jerry King. Alan Nau. Thomas Poultney. Richard Specker. Marvin Whitmire. Leonard Engineering Students ' Council consists of representatives elected by each of the nine student professional societies, Tau Beta Pi, General Engineering Club, and the Wash- ington Engineer. The Engineering Council aids the students of the College of Engineering by pronnot- ing their educational welfare and helping to develop their vocational, cultural and social life at the University. The activities of the Council include publishing the Washington Engineer, EIT lec- tures. Engineers ' Informal Dance, the annual Council-Washington Engineer Banquet and the tremendous bi-annual Engineering Open House which is run on even numbered years. This year the Council started sponsoring the appearance of well-known off cam- pus speakers. WASHINGTON ENGINEER STAFF Washington Engineer magazine is a technical publication written and published entirely by engineering students. The magazine pro- vides the means for the expression of the ideas and activities of engineering students. It offers a diversion from the toil of the class- room as well. The magazine also features news of scientific and engineering interest so that students may keep abreast of technological advances in the engineering profession. ■I P i Not pictured: Crowley. Bob Dawson. Mike Hawn. C. L. Kelly. Jerry Krueger, Gary Novak, Rick Tuck, Jenifer Roy Berg managing editor Bill Chin Staff members Roy Berg, Jerry Krueger, and Jim Adams give a fi one of the dummy pages during of the Washington Engineer. Kelly, Gary nol check to the make-up 412