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

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I T: EF! l l rf 41 .J I ' jg, ,F SIGMA TAU .Sigma Tau is an honorary engineering fraternity organized to recognize scholastic and professional achievement. Its members are selected from the upper one-third of the junior and senior classes on the basis of scholarship sociability, and practicality. The fraternity aims to recognize outstanding student engineers and to promote projects which will advance the best inter- ests of engineering! education. SigmaiTau continued the E.l.T. sessions again this year with some changesrin the E.l.T. examinations. Nlembers of Sigma Tau conducted campus tours for parents on.'Parents .Day in the fall-. 'The highest member of each class is also given recognition by, Sigma Tau. Dr. R.l,.Saindvig'is.the faculty advisor. lVlembers pictured: Ted Dielke, Ken Kole- graiff, Alan Jones, Dan Kiener,D'ave Grton, Steve Pirner, Chucks Hintze, Jerry Lipovsky, Ed Nlelichar, Wayne Evenhius, Dave Thomas, Ron Lacher, Gary lBrown, Bob Howe, Dave Hogue, Bill Hyde, Gary Baker, Curt Haufschildj, Jerry Byg, Bob Parvelka, Eric Steechrnen, Clyde Ericsson, David Cappa. l ,.. , ru 3 Kill

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PU U ERSJYLUN Pi llflu Epsilon is a national honorary society of exceptional math students. Members of the local chapter are: John l-lutter lSec.l, Tom Callan lPresidentl, Bennett Carlson, Dr. Ron Vlleger lAclvisorl, Dr. Dean Benson, Kurtis Haufschild, Tom Varilelq, Gary Baker, Lance Svvanhorst, Dr. De'vid Ballevv, Dr. Melvin Klasi, Dr. Dale Rognlie, Prof. Carl Grimm, Pat Crandall, Prof. Clyde l-larbison.