State Technical Institute at Memphis - Stimwinder Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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American Society of Certified Engineers Technicians NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: M. Greer, C. McLain, G. Graves, J. Morris, G. Sharp, W. Wharton, W. Hatmaker, C. DwLappe, T. DeLaughter, B. Bronson, R. Delk, J. Elmore, E. Vernon, J. Gudovich, J. Scott, R. Hamilton, J. Lowe, J. Zawadski, K. Tucker, O. Lawson, S. Thomas, J. Short, H. Pitman, L. Carter, C. Rumble, G. Young, Q. Turner, L. Williams, T. Brown, T. Grashot, D. Anderson, B. Murphy, G. McGee, C. Watkins, W. Alexander, R. Staroski, C. Shelton, K. Naraghian, R. Wal- lace, R. Fosteen, R. Wilson, J. Reed, M. Tenpenny, G. Mosely, B. Schnell, S. Beall, W. Washington, G. Rogers, J. Laughlin. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS (ASCET) ASCET was organized to develop the student’s interest in the Engineer- ing Technician profession. Through club meetings members are informed of the vital role that the Engineering Technicians are playing in the Engineering and Scientific team. Graduating members are directed toward definite steps to obtain certification and become a member of the National Chapter of ASCET. Building Construction Club NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: R. Fleming, R. Hemphill, C. King, R. Tarrant, O. Shaw, J. Johnson, L. Jones, D. Harris, R. Moore, C. Henry, W. Osborn, C. Phinney, R. Moore, G. Farrell, L. Davis, F. Henson, G. Taylor, R. Keel, S. Burleson, C. Gist, B. Figueras, W. McKinnie. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CLUB The purpose of the club will be to serve as a mutually beneficial cohe- sive element for the student enrolled in the Building Construction Tech- nology and to further their comprehension of the building construction trades by frequent contact with members of the Memphis Chapter of the National Homebuilders Association. Advisor: Leon Via. 111

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American Institute of Architects. . i eS NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: A. Johnson, D. Kizer, R. Jones, R. Bence, S. Sylvester, T. Hall, A. Cox, K. Holladay, R. Guasco, S. Brooks, P. Cole, B. White, G. Green, L. Davis, G. Arnold, J. Wilson, J. Crook, B. Bryant, K. Chapman. Reagan The AIA was organized to provide a student chapter of the National American Institute of Architects. The purpose of the club is to assist STIM’s students with the transition into professional life and to acquaint students with specific members of this professional speakers and field trips for club members. The club advisor is James Wilson. American Institute of Plant Engineers ie NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: B. Asby, C. Culver, J. McBride, J. Hart, M. Harris, W. Curry, J. Dickey, J. Murphill, W. Ferris, J. Moore, E. Walker, H. Gwen, D. Camp, D. Archer, J. Anatin. 110 = whee. . Seek eter errr rr Oy —— AMERICAN MT UTAIPE) PLANT ENGINEERS The objectives are: To gain recognition for the significant status of plant engineers and their profession. To increase the professional compe- tence of its members. To gain and maintain professional leadership in the field of plant engineers and public acceptance of American Institute of Plant Engineers and its goal and objectives. To develop policy posi- tions on public issues of major consequence to plant engineers where the professions expertise is clearly applicable. To contribute to the advancement of applied technology in critical areas as pollution con- trol, industrial safety, industrial training and energy conservation. To disseminate Plant Engineering Technology by reviewing technical papers for publication, abstracting published reference guides and maintaining a technical reference library. To encourage student engi- neers to enter the field of plant engineering and develop plant engineer- ing curriculum. To maintain an active and effective role in the genera- tion; development, and maintenance of codes and s tandards applicable i the varied functions of plant engineering. The Faculty Advisor is A1 cBee.

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Data Processing Student Association = ty — oS i ® ' ae NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: F. Johnson, G. Garvey, M. Moore, DATA PROCESSING SOCIETY OF AMERICA (DPSA) S. Simpson, D. Cathey, T. Adkins, P. Adkins, K. Baize, D. Baker, N. The Data Processing Club was organized to foster among students a Bland, D. Brady, B. Halbert L. Hester, J. Lemon, B. Love, E. McKnight, better understanding of the vital business role of data processing, the G. McDaniel, J. Nelson, J. Parker, D. Pitts, R. Randolph, D. Rickard, J. proper relationship of data processing to management and the neces- Robinson, M. Sheen, M. Sigler, S. Straub, B. Waker. sity for a professional attitude among data processors. Victor Dann- reuther and Cathy Hawkins are the faculty advisors. Industrial Engineering Technology Club i Se : :. i icine F ‘A NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: J. Gudovich, R. Fasteen, B. Bron- INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY is to develop the student’s ¥ son, D. Conley, W. Alexander, O. Jacob, S. Frix, W. Wharton, M. Ten- interest and knowledge of the Industrial Engineering Technology, and penny. to make industry aware of the |.E.T. Program at STIM by promoting involvement of this club with the Memphis Chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers and to allow the students an opportunity to know their fellow students who have an interest in I.E.T. Robert Kahl and Greg Maksi are the faculty advisors. 112