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

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PH YSI C 'S CL UB The Society of Physics Students is a club explicitly for stu- dents, with membership open to anyone interested in physics. Chapter activities include speakers and films ranging over a wide variety of topics. ln addition field trips are attempted when possi- ble. Members pictured are, top: Dennis Schnabel, Barb England, Rich Moen, Ron Carlson, Bill Frels, bottom, The Zoomer, Al Kacmarek, Daryl Kleppin, Dr. J. Weyland, Steve Roth, and Joe Keller. ,Q ..., t I.E.E.E. The student branch of I.E.E.E., whose members are students in electrical engineering, is an affiliate of the same senior national organization. The group holds monthly meetings which feature speakers or films concerning the electrical engineering profession. The organization also sponsors such events as technical paper competition, field trips and picnics. Members include, in vertical rows,p Allen Jones, Paul Schaur, Kenton Lund, Roland Willuweit, row two, Dallus Hanson, Jerry Halverson, Lowell Kolb, row three, Kenneth Kolegraff, Gary Spencer, Steve Bode, Kurt Haufschild, row fourg Gordon Guenther, Eric Stechman, Russel Guenthner, row five: Mary Mattheai, Tim Callahan, Richard Duggan, Bob Pavelka Gary Nelson, row six, Tor Tylden, Bil Jordan, Mike Ackerman, Steve Isaacson, Tom Varilek, row seven, Bob Howe, Gary Baker, Jim Stoebner.

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