South Dakota School of Mines and Technology - Engineer Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY The American Chemical Society Student Chapter is ai profession- al organization of chemistry students. Members may also hold indi- vidual membership in student orgarnigation. Meeting jointly 'With the Chemistry' Department Seminar. The A.C.S. chapter presents movies, professional lectures, and participates in various field trips. Those members pictured are: Holly'lVloore, Linda Lavvhoni, Linda, Sutton, Kathy Olson, Glenda lVlacFarland, Ron Peterson, Garry. Dilrks, Don Hixson, Rob Wheeler. I, . ,,. ,. E,...,?.: Arr, . ' AY . r , ,- ,V l . i , ...............?.. l Q., p l ld i - ' - 1 ,W 111, ,.:-,--5 -f----H ,L. i,: 44...-A4 Y . l ll i swf'- ef, it, i a.1 i sig' min manova: 9lM'WlV31I0 Ativan

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si EH I.-inf ' V AMERICAN INSTITUTE , F 1 CHEMICAL L ENGINEERS L3-L-e The student chapter of A.l.Ch.E. has for its purpose the promotion of profes- sional development of its members, and contributing to the expansion and im- provement ofchemical engineering at this school. Pictured above: Greg Cameron, Charlie Schultz, Gary Veurink, Louis Bergner, Cheryl Worden, Randy Pooley, Vern Ven- turi, lVlaryTrennary, Sue Stephenson, Joel Frier, and Louis Laminar. Below: Leroy Hart, Jim Cooper, Steve Jeske, Steve Dyen Ron Van Horssen, Bob lVlerril, Russ Bar: nett, Gary Christman. Far Right: Nlatt Peabody, Freddy FilterPress, Jim lVlo.o,re, Keni Graves, Dave Nold, Dave Thojmas, Randy Wishman, Lloyd Trauttman, Alex Nelson, Ron Lacher, Kay Kunert, Ted Deilke, Sidel, Greg Zoller, Chuck Thoem- ing, Bill I-lyde. tif' f Q Il Y D x w l X . A k D CTI Jr, .ca ve- fl tl ,E i 'lf

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N x AQ,-9, 1-I3 i. American Society of Mechanical Engineers The American Society of Mechanical Engineers' is a professional society dedicated to keeping itsimembers aware of the new developments in their field. The organization' is' active on campus as a student groupybut also active na- tionwide asllifetime society 'for its members. The local student chapter is active both on the professional aspect and in providing an awareness among its mem- bers through' social activities. Several members also compete in the national papers contest sponsored by the National Organizationiof ASM E. American Society 0 Civil Engineers The student chapter of ASCE is the professional organization for civil engineering students. Membership is open to all students enrolled in either undergraduate or graduate study in the field ot civil engineering. Meetings are held monthly to promotenthe professional ,development and involvement of its members. Other activities include weekly films,field trips,a student-faculty picnic, a Christmas party, as welll as participation in the school activities as aqgroupi 100 Q