Roanoke Technical Institute - Technician Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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SHERRARD T. MOSELEY THOMAS L. OVERBY HUGH B. PHELPS B.S. in E.E., M.E.E. B.S. in E.E. B.M.E., Virginia Polytechnic Virginia Polytechnic Clarkson C011ege Of Institute Institute Technology Syracuse University Electrical Department Head, Mechanical Department Electrical Department 1 , 1 if 21 iv Besides heading the mechanical department, Mr. Phelps maintains a full teaching schedule, and is seen here preparing a lecture for one of his many classes. Mr. McGinley checks laboratory set-up of John Higgins and Hampton Munsey in a study of electro-chemical effects. WW -I A -g , A I gf- 11 H A ' I3

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Mr. Gryder explains the use of limits in the calculation it . of the derivative in a differential calculus lecture. ...A D DANIEL E. GRYDER Wake Forest College Mathematics I B.S. Always ready to lend a helping hand Mr Hardy explains the operation of an electrical circuit in the physics labo ratory to Lee Taylor and Boyd Hubbard FACULTY CURTIS M. HARDY B.S. in E.E. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Electrical Department PATTON H. McGINLEY, B.S. Georgia Institute of Technology Physics I2

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H. CARLILE QUINN, B.S., M.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, English, Eco- nomics, Psychology HARRY C. RACE B.S. in E.E., North- eastern University, Head, Electrical Department as W PAUL H. SALES, B.S. State Teachers College, Massachusetts Graphics Mr. Sales, Professor of Graphics, practices what he preaches . i 1 in Students learn to operate the slide rule in Mr. Overby's class. Bill Mattox and Jimmy Layman are assisted by prof es sor Race in trouble shooting a circuit. 14