LeTourneau University - Pioneer Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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X ' W- 1 ' 'V , ' J' 'TWT -:il N - 'A wr.. ' - F M r , A i A '- ei .M ' fl. Iullvux 1 S , Members of the ASME are: Carl Jackson, Dana Barre, Steve Sackett, Skip Curtis, Steve Ditzler, Miles Fagerlie, Ken Goss, Dale Gibble, Dave Crone, Dr. Stanley Reyle, Steve Shaub, Steve Horvath, Steve Anderson, Lew Jefferies, Doug Hogberg, Mike Barnhart, Marston Logan, Jon Snyder, and Carroll Apol. Members of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers met once each month during the school year. The Society sponsored engi- neering seminars with guest DF speakers. ln addition, the mem- bers toured the engineering facili- ties of several industrial firms, in- cluding General Motors and Gen- eral Dynamics in Dallas. The chair- man of the ASME was Lewis Jef- feries, and the other officers were Skip Curtis, Dale Gibble, Doug Hogberg, and Jon Snyder. 118

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l l AWS members became familiar with the welding lab. The American Welding Society met each month to discuss the fields of welding engineering and welding technology. Special speakers were guests at several of the meetings. In addition, the group sponsored a field trip to the Manned Space Craft Center in Houston. Art Waskeyy was presi- dent of the society. Skip Curtis, Rick Brockmieir, and Travis Henry also were officers. i .Z 4 ff Mark Blosser applies his theoretical knowledge to a laboratory assignment. AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY 117

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