Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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Group Strives To Maintain High Standards AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Jani ES K1'rTRELL Prexizlfrzz' D,-XLIZ INEAIRNS Iliff'-IJI'f'5TI1l'IIf JANE JNXN RENo SFl'I'!'fIlfJi DENNIS XYOIQNG Treasurer RoEER'1' N. KIADDAJN if 11 'vis n r FRONT ROXV: James Kittrell, Phillip Morris, Dennis Young, Dale Keairns. ROVV 2: Leon Thurman, Phillip Givens, VVilliam Foster, David Reynolds, Don lluilf. ROW' 3: Fred AINTEN,-XNCE UF HIGH STANDARDS ill UCD.- demic achievement, the promotion of higher understanding, and a greater knowledge through Contact with the faculty and industry are the purposes of the Ameri- can Institute of Chemical Engineers. The aetivities of this student chapter are directed at making the role of a chemical engineer more meaningful, worthwhile and appreciated by students striving for a degree in chemical engineering. hlembership is limited to students who are enrolled in the school of chemical engineer- ing. Tennille, Durwood Buckner, Robert Tatum, Gary Smith, Ben VVims, Richard llollis. ROVV 4: Karlton Wlitter, Gary john- son, Louis Turner, Calvin Slater, Delbert lleskett, Terry Curby. lage 356

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iq' A V .. qty, u s . . fwfr' as 'Wh R was L . ssls as 4 at A Alva.. s A r 4 r . W . FRONT ROXV: Sam llall, john Alist, Paula Vanhooser, Jerry Delbert Ileskett, John Beehe, james Swadley, Gene Armstrong, Nlefhdams, James Kittrell, Don Ridgeway, Larry Kretchmar. Donald Darby. ROW' 4: Robert Ikarrl, Ron Kelley, VVade ROW' 2: Larry Kysar, Dennis Lebeda, David Lucas, Phil johnson, Charles Agne, Donald XvZllllZlIlCllIlghflITI, -lack lliek- Randles, Dale Keairns, Gary Goodman, john Reynolds. ROVV man, Richard Lindley, Karlson lNIannsChveek, Stewart McMill- 3: Virgil Ellis, Jim XVehh, Eldon Pendergast, james VVixson, imy, Stan Hones, Robert McCormick. Scholarship And Character Are Bywords SIGMA TAU Al IZRRY KleAn.i.xiS l,l't'J'iIl,l'1If Dox Rincrw xx' Iliff'-l,I'l'.flIllf'I11 lJ.XL'L.X YAXIIOUSER Sr'r'ff'farj' -Iixirjs Rowi..xxn 7'I't'!lSII1'r'I' Al.X,XlES Clii.i.iasi'ii3 .'ilzfi'iMr iurixizhn rok Tllh Prarosu of recogniz- ing scholarship and professional attain- ment, Sigma lau, national honorary engineering fraternity, is made up of students ehosen from the upper one-third of the jun- ior and senior classes. Although high grades are the basic requirement, members must also possess leadership qualities and be able to get along with their fellow students. Fae- ulty members are also eligible to join as alumni members. After meeting an inter- view board of members and being selected by the membership, the approval of the fae- ulty must be obtained. 1. 'age 355

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FRONT ROVV: Ting Fan Lee, llomer Rhodes, Don Reynolds, Paul Torgersen, Don Ridgeway, K. A. Sehuppe. ROW' '22 Cheryl johnson, Dorn VVeaver, Nlark Henry, Edward Chandler, Tom Foreman, Poola Jagadeesan, Ralph llall. ROYV 3: J. V. Zalzivadia, K. Balaram, Stan Jones, Norinan Falconer, Yvayne Draper, Richard Lindley, Richard C'hew, Subramaniam Rama- swami. ROW' -I-I P. NI. Chare, Robert Davis, Harold Lindley, john Hamilton, Gerald Bennett, Douglas johnson, Put llunt, Dan Sehneider. Engineers Hear About Future Opportunities AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS Hoxiisiz R Hooizs Prffsizlf'11f DON REx'Noi,Ds Iiil'l'-lJI'l'.Yi1ll'IIf FIQING FAN Liziz Sf'l'I't'fI1fVI' Dox Rinciiwrxx' Trf'r1i'111'r'1' PA L'L Tokoizizsox Jdziisor iuxnf: oisti 1-Lerive of the American Insti- tute of Industrial Engineers is the ae- quainting of the young engineer with the opportunities and responsibilities await- ing him in his ehosen profession. This is earried out in bi-monthly meetings where students are introduced to sueeessful indus- trial engineers from various faeets of the profession. Formation of the club, organized in l9-l9, Was to promote the dissemination of seientifie and professional material, to have represen- tation in campus activities, and to help mem- bers better their understanding of engineer- ing. I age 33x