Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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Institute lit Aerospace Sciences I I Al. C. BL'RKIl.XR'l' : Callllliflllllll : llox COTT Iriff'-Calllllililllflll Q Al. XV. R.xNso,x1 : St'l'l't'fIlI',l' : Ifitiin KI.sRs1i.xi.i. 1lI'l'I1.l'lIl't'7' l.. QI. Frm i if 11 'zfixo r FRONT ROXV: L. J, Fila, Nl. C. Burkhart, Don Cott, Marshall, M. VV. Ransom, Roger VVarloe, Steve Rai ROVV 2: Cheryl Johnson, Andrew Anninos, Dennis Clnol Enghert liannink, Art VVikotl, james lVlCKenna, ,lohn Mell- haney, Charles Coogan. ROVV 3: Paul Leisten, Glen Lax Aeronautical And Aerospace Engineers Throughout The World Trade Ideas For Engineer, Design, And Technical Specialists lixclnuige fit technical hleas by' aeronatnical and aerospace eingnieers dirotndiout the xvorld is doe basic ntkshintmfthe lnsntutermitheiacrospacc Sciences.'fhe insntute B the representanwmffor engineers desnyters turd technical speciahsts nt ah the sciences related to the design and devehipnientiifznrborne space craft Nlembership is open to all people, professional or laynimy inuremed nithe aenwpace held and iw ad- vances. hleetnigs this year xvere held in the Studein l'nion ultne the engineerhig lab tvas benig enlarged. Sonte of the activines of the insdtute are the spring and fah baiuiuetszuid held trnasto research centers Fred idles. Shay, Gordon Stone, VVilliam Marris, Gerald llolmherg, Phillip VVilenx, Donald Niason, Alvin Baker, linli Cates. ROVV 4: l.:1rry Alberts, Charles Smith, Morrison Cotner, Neil Ferry man, Jerry Ryan, ,lim lWorrison, john Sedlierry, Richard alier, l3el.ano, Larry llightill, Roliert l-linclerliter. Page 352

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FRONT ROVV: Ralph Roddy, Clarence Johnson, James Kent, Mannsehreek, Steven Moyers, VVilmer Hamilton, Frank Skrdle. Dennis Leheda, Owen Maddux, Ahmad Saremaslani. ROVV ROVV 4: VVesley Morrison, Vllilliam Gibson, F. R. Crow, 2: Nasser Zeighami, Richard Brown, VVillard Sodowsky, A. K. Turner, E. YV. Schroeder, Charles Schwarz, George Budo Perry, Larry Kretchmar, Chet Olson, Bill Fry. ROVV 3: Nlahoney, Lowell lN1CMasters. F. A. Shellenberger, Carl Kurt, Everett Lamar, Karlson American Society Ui Agricultural Engineers 1 ur Presidwrl RALPH Room' ' CLARENCE JOHNSON l'iz'e-Prcxizlrvzt -'AMES IQENT Dizxxis Lian rim yl!'f'I1A'lll'lil' lCr.a1ER Diexxiizi. 1 W M M W W W Srfr'r1'fn1'y W W W W M , ' iiriwirrn' One Of The Goals Set By Student Engineering Membership Is Encouraging Fellowship Between The Students And Faculty Promotion of fellowship between students and fac- ulty, provisions for leadership training for interested students, and acquaintance of the student engineer with the activities and new developments in agriculture engineering are the goals of ASAE at Oklahoma State llniversity. On the agenda of yearly activities for ASAE are such highlights as the annual banquet, a faculty-student spring picnic, a Held trip to observe agriculture engi- neering as carried on by industries and the annual Aggie princess contest. Delegates are also sent each year to the national and sectional meetings of the association. Pige Xml

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FRONT ROYV: Dean lrby, Michael Bradley, George Schoen- leber, Larry Blaekledge, Robert Snelson, Frank Riehart, Roy Thornton, Daryll Yahl, ROW 2: Ayla Taluy, John VVhisnant, Jack Kelley, Virgil Carter, Larry Felder, Syed Nusratnlla, james Snthers, jim Thomas, Jimmy Reed. ROVV 3: Jeanne Pope, Clifford Hamlin, joe Bellows, Fred Hillemeyer, Mike Callahan, Ron Groh. ROVV 4: David Fisher, Glen Summers, Douglas Sokolosky, Bob Bray, Leon Jelinek, David Davis, Kenneth Graves, Sue Mitchell, Ross Floyd, R. VV. Cornwell, Nlanoon Leeviraphan. Brown, VVilliam Palmer, James Graber, john Gross, Brett AIA-Beaux Arts W W NIICHAEL BRADLEY t President m W fiEORGE SCHoisN1'.Em2R W 7. i 2- J I y Y . W Inc 1 zrszderzt W Ji 4: X 4 . 'W I ARRY lil xcri l'DGE rr Sr'rrf'fr1ry W W1 Roizism' SN1sr.soN W lv H, 7'f'l1.Yllfc 7' DEAN IRBY ilzlfvisor Interest Maintained On Partisan Basis, Educational Events Provide Balance Of Entertainment For Architect Membership ln conjunctnniyvidithe natnnialchapter,thestudent chapter of the American Institute of Architects pro- xddes nnxnbersyvnh the ben posnkde benentsyvnhin its power. It strives to maintain interest on a partisan- ship baQs,to provide educatnnud eventsthat WGH be of interest ni both architects anci architectural engi- neers and to provide nienibers a balance of exceHent entertaninient. A few of AlA's projects Which are now in operation are the 'd3eaux rXrts Balhw an eniploynient prograni for graduating seniors, summer employment, and an acdve adnctnfprogranitorthernenibers Cldieracnvi- tux nniude varnnw tnpsto nadonalconvennons Page 35