Lamar University - Cardinal Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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PROFESSIONAL . . A ERICAN INSTITUTE OF USTRIAL E GI EERS Louis Broussard demonstrates his unique model rail car, built on a one-twelfth scale, which took first place in the Engineering Week exhibits. Watching the car are Mr. France A. Meier, David Vanover, Gerald Langford, Robert D. Darney, and Donald Wagner. MEMBERS Richard Adams Emil Aran Anthony Augustine, Jr. Surin A. Barsamian Edwin C. Berry Robert Boldt Stephen Bowker Louis J. Broussard Pedro Bueno, Jr. Roy L. Comeaux VVilliam Cook Oscar Cruz Robert Darney Gary Drumm Earl Evans 'Thomas Frank Sam A. Goyen, Jr. Donald Grammer Irwin J. Guberman Donnie I-lannegan Herbert Hinze Alfred Jarvis Norman M. Jerkins Joe W. King Joseph Krout, III Gerald Langford Albert Lee Beryl Levosky Robert N. Marshall Clifton Mefford Tom S. Mouton John Murphy Edwin O. Nash, Jr. Paul Norse James Partin Kenneth Penney Denny Perkins Phillip Pierce Donald Pratt Doyle Rogers Henry M. Roggc 'Thomas Stuart David Vanover Donald VVagner William VI-'eber J. E. VVliit1nore Klyne P. Yvright The American Institute of Industrial Engineers holds monthly meetings and sponsors senior banquets biannually to advance in- dustrial engineering through resources and creative abilities. It is operated for scientific, educational, and charitable purposes. OFFICERS FALL SPRING DAVID VANOVER L-- ..... President -..---.--r--- DAVID VANOVER GERALD LANGEORD -- M-- Vice-presiclerat .... --- GERALD LANGFORD DONALD WAGNEP. --. - Recording Secretary --.-- DONALD WAGNER DONALD GRAIXIIXIER - Corresponding Secretory .--- ROBERT DARNEY Louis BROUSSARD ...... Treasurer ...... .Louis BROUSSARD MR. FRANCE A. MEIER ..-. Sponsor ---... MP.. FRANCE A. IVIEIER

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. . PRoFEssioNAL AMERICAN I STIT TE CE STITUTE C ELECTRICAL E CI EERS E R DIC E CI Members of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and Institute of Radio Engineers take time out from Engineer ing Weelc activities to pose in front of the Administration Building. The American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engineers sponsor meet- ings, Field trips, and conventions in an effort to bring a realistic picture of industry to the campus. LARRY DRAYER CARL GAITO ......... ...... - Rrrcmnn I-lfmfrsocx .... .... James BARBER -JOHN VVALLEY Mn. LYLE Boi-mar. ,-- Mn. FLovn Cnum M-- -----, Presiolent Vice-president AIEE Secremry IRE Secretary Treasurer , - - - Syaonsor -..-- Sponsor Travis Alexander William Allen James Barber David Bean Jake Bergman Charles Bittle Gene Blankenship Robert Bolling Ronald Borel Don Brady Elliott Bray Elvie Britt Norman Brock Lewis Bruce Robert Bruce Robert W. Buchanan Charles Cole James Coleman Glen Cook William Cowan Anthony Danna Larry Drayer Weldon Drennan Jimmy Easley Jerry Farnham Roderick Fisette MEMBERS Cecil Flory Marvin Foxworth Carl Gaito Lawrence Garfield Lannic: Gillette Carlos Gutierrez Ronald Guyote Everette Harbin Richard Hartsock Robert Hendrix Paul Hereford James H. Hill Robert Hodge Charles Holder Walter Hollingsworth Henry Holt Raymond Huebel Wilson Huffer Richard Justiss, Jr. R. G. Kelly Joseph King Kenneth D. King Virgil Kirkland Jerry Klutz Robert Land James Lanier Lanny Latil Charles Leonard David Longenberger Victor Marks Macky Marshall Robert W. Matthews James Menge Ed Metcalf Gerald Montgomery Michael Myrick Sammy Pearson Raymond Powers Kenneth Ricketson Kenneth Rutherford Harold Sherrill Kenneth Slaydon Donald Streater James Tarbett Robert Taylor Earl Thompson Jack Thornell Robert Tullos Gerald Walker John Walley

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MEMBERS ' : I .- 1 - -.-.1-': I : lr. I t if ' - E-1.2 ----v-a -1 Pl Members of the American Marketing Association take a coffee break after a meeting. At the extreme right, A.M.A. . . . PRCFESSIONAL AMERICA ARKETI ASSOCIATIC The Lamar Tech chapter of the American Marketing Associa tion sponsors out-of-town field trips and brings professional business men to the campus to give marketing students an accurate picture of business conditions. president Bill lanccelc hands a cup to Mr. Donald VVilliams, sponsor. Robert Aycock Kenneth Beaver Donald Bishop VVilliam Clark Edwin Clement lack Cockerham Barbara Laminack Don Lierman Joseph Mandry Carolyn Moak Dean Morrison Rodney Mutchler OFFICERS Donald Coffey Bruce Pate Warm-1 JANECEK -- .........,..e .... - -- President gffjffgf gggggr jggllj 5533551 It THOMAS KROUTTEB, IR. - -- -.. --- SeC1'etm'y Gerald Edwards Neill Scott I CHARLES DECUIR TT.eaSm.e1, gilpclgrpt Fertitta Hiifold ilmith '- - i 'o mar Bi Van iver MR. DAVID TAYLOR -- .... SPO11501' 'llgheodgre Hunter Charles Wales NI I D VV . AA , ona Hyatt Io an VV atkins R ONALD ILLIANS '-'M Sp 011501 William Ianecek Lewis Williinson Thomas E. Kroutter, Ir. Charles T. Williams DELIA1 Psi KAPPA Delta Psi Kappa, wo1nen's professional physical educa- tion sorority, was founded in Indianapolis, Indiana, on October 23, 1916. The Lamar Tech chapter, Alpha Chi, sponsors professional meetings to promote the high ideals oF professional ethics in the field of physical education. ' OFFICERS BARBARA Porrran .............,,,... President ANN KNIGHT ......r ...... V ice-president CLARICE ZINGELMAN --- .... Sepretary-Treasurer MARX' JANAK ....... ........... R eporter MARY GALLIER .....e. ..... - -- Clmplain Mus. DIANNE Bmcan .... .,,.. .,.- Sponsor MEMBERS Mary Gallier Mary janalc Ann Knight FALL PLEDCES Peggy Alexander Rose Mary Rummel Peggy Mlills B z t W , 1 Yilfil aiif HIRING Clarice Zingelman PLEDGE Thelma Payne Planning the Delta Psi Kappa booth for the LT Jubilee Carnival are left to right, Mary Frances Gallier, Clarice Zingelman, Barbara Porter, Ann Knight, Mary Ianak, and Rose Mary Hummel. :iv .iq u ra- l wha I L. Il ,. 155 ., Ara yi , .V ll'-I ,kill if ll' lf' -il 3'