1959 LeTourneau University Yearbook

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Longview, Texa s

dedication

The staff affectionately dedicates the PIONEER posthumously to the memory of Mrs Elizabeth Crim who went home to be with the Lord March 16, 1959 May this memorial serve as a token of our appreciation for her guiding influence in the student affairs of LeTourneau Technical Institute and for her distinguished service as librarian of the college for twelve years Mrs Crim was born August 29, 1909, near Jacksonville, Texas, and attended Jacksonville Public Schools and Jacksonville Baptist College from which she graduated in 1930 She then entered Texas State College for Women While serving as librarian in the Jackson High School she continued her education through graduate studies at East Texas State College. From 1936 until 1946 Mrs Crim served as librarian of Lee Junior College in Baytown, Texas

In the autumn of 1946 Mrs. Crim assumed her duties as librarian of newlyorganized LeTourneau Technical Institute During her years at Tech she built one of the outstanding technical libraries in East Texas As a result of her knowledge of technical libraries she served on numerous panels and held a number of offices in the Texas Library Association

Many students will remember her for her thoughtfulness during the Christmas season when she served refreshments and had a pleasant smile for all who visited the library. On behalf of all who knew her at Tech we add our eternal gratitude to the pleasant memories of Mrs Elizabeth Crim

MRS HELIZABET ,CRIM ,B.S.

the college president

It's nice to know something about history, but most of it is a sad story. They say that history repeats itself, and everybody looked for a depression to follow World War II as it did World War I, but they got pleasantly fooled because we didn't forbid the use of machinery after World War II as our officials did after World War I which was the cause of the worst depression in a century

It's nice to know a lot about English, and I admit mine is poor; but when things aren't going right in the shop I find I can speak a language the boys understand

It's nice to be an artist and paint pretty pictures of a sunset or a mountain, but the imitation can't be any prettier than the real, and a colored camera can now make a real picture, although I will admit it's handy to be able to take a mechanical blue print and visualize enough to make a picture drawing of what a machine will look like

It's nice to study social science, but if we've studied our Bible as we should, we will have learned the best there is in social science

It's nice to study the economic system of our country, but after asking thousands of teachers how Uncle Sam puts the paper money into circulation, I've found only one man that gave me a sensible answer, and he said that Uncle Sam just pays his bills with it. And if any reader of this article knows a better answer, I'd like to have it.

You may not like mathematics, but you are not going to get very far designing a machine unless you know a lot about mathematics And remember this high standard of living that our grandfathers knew nothing about has been acquired by the use of machinery A man on a bulldozer did more in five minutes than six natives with machetes all day. As the inventor of that bulldozer and also of the first bulldozer made, I say it took mathematics to make that bulldozer, so let's study mathematics. It also took a lot of study on the resolution of forces, so let's study that too. Oh, yes, I had to study physics and metallurgical chemistry I wish I had taken more time to study chemistry Yes, we need business administration and bookkeeping, and girls especially should study shorthand Let's take on some industrial management, a little time study and mass production But the study that will yield the greatest results of all is the study of self-discipline We need to learn to apply our mind to a study and when we have really learned to study, we can learn almost anything we set our minds to

Of course, I'm assuming that we've had the 3 R's in grammar school, and before we left the eighth grade we should have known the Lord Jesus Christ as our own personal Saviour, and that His power in our life will give us selfdiscipline and the initiative and a desire to learn. In fact, I am convinced that with the help of God it can become a joy to study, and work becomes play, and our minds will be keen and alert if they are dedicated to God and not cluttered up with the foul things of the pleasures of sin which are but for a season

R. G. LeTourneau

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MR TROBER G ,LeTOURNEAU

"mom's" message

Since the founding of LeTourneau Technical Institute it has been my fervent prayer that this will become the leading Christian technical college in America. That dream can becomeonly as real as each student and staff member purposes in his own heart to uphold the spiritual traditions of the entire LeTourneau Foundation.

Those of you who know Christ as your personal Savior have a great responsibility in helping to make Tech the kind of school that the Lord will continue to bless and use. Your testimonies can help to make this a place that you can proudly recommendto other technical students who want to attend a Christian college Let your lives here be like snowflakesthat leave marks but not stains I prayerfully covet your cooperation

As you study to show yourselves approved, may all of you plant your feet firmly on the Rock of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Yours in Christ,

Mom LeTourneau

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.MRS TROBER .G ,LeTOURNEAU

the college trustees

MR RICHARD H LeTOURNEAU Vice-Chairman

Longview, Texas

MR C A LOFTIS Longview, Texas

MR CARL ESTES Secretary Longview, Texas

MR. JOHN R. ALFORD Henderson, Texas

MR HERBERT BUSCHMAN New York, New York

DR V RAYMOND EDMAN Wheaton, Illinois

MR J A ELKINS Houston, Texas

DR P KENNETH GIESER Wheaton, Illinois

MR ROBERT C VanKAMPEN Wheaton, Illinois

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dean of the college

,TYLER ,B.S. M ,A. D.V.E

NALLE C

CONRAD VERNON, B.A., M.A

registrar of the college

As we look about and find evils so deep-rooted and backed by such mighty forces, we often feel we must leave them standing Let us remember there was a little group of Christians who matched themselves against the Roman Empire. They were laughed at, and many called them insane fanatics They had a hard struggle but made the tremendous venture and won because they felt a supporting Power behind their efforts

Too often we look at the size of a task and conclude it cannot be done. So, let us put our trust in the Spirit which can give us strength that is not ofthisworld, a strength no earthly force can withstand.

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REV

RWALKEYBARNE

Our well-known business manager, Clifford E Hart, controls the many necessary operations for an efficiently run school system.

personnel

D M Gibson, better known as "Hoot," keeps us well supplied with up-todate books and equipment

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As we rush daily to check our mail, we must not forget the faithful service extended to us by Mrs Bessie Hancock, postmistress of the Tech Station

Manager

the

services

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of

college cafeteria, Mr George Miller, dishes out dessert to a hungry student

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student administration

THE 1959 STUDENT COUNCIL

WALTER HERNDON President

JOHN PLUMLEE Vice President

ROBERT MARTIN Secretary

PAUL MYERS Treasurer

JACK CRAWFORD Advisor

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES

George Fink

Bill Sounders

Ralph Jones

James Simpson

Jonathan Tobelmann

Roderick MacAskill

Glen Bowen

Norman Dittman

David Sutter

Weston Poyner

Don Jones

Wayne Ray

John Lindemer

Dennis Johnson

Johnny Davis

Barry Vines

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Co-Editors Deighton Hunt and John Plumlee show up-to-date files to Advisor Nichols

the 1959 pioneer staff

JOHN PLUMLEE Senior Co-Editor

DEIGHTON HUNT

Junior Co-Editor

NORMAN YEARICK Activities Editor

JERRY BAILEY Activities Assistant

DON PRATT Literary Editor

DONALD JONES Sports Editor

EARL JAMES Art Editor

DAVID PETERSON Photographer

MAHINUDDEN SHAIKH Photographer

FRANK SPICER Layout Editor

PROF EDWARD NICHOLS Faculty Advisor

More work than what meets the eye is found by the staff as work begins on the '59 annual

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the pioneer sales staff

EDWARD NICHOLS Advisor

BOYDEN DONMOYER Manager

SALESMEN

NORMAN DITTMAN

VERNON EVERHART

WALT HERNDON

ROBERT MARTIN

BLAIR PAUL

FRED PFAU

RALPH WILCOX

Bob Martin, Blair Paul and Fred Pfau prepare to demonstrate their salesmanship to the merchants of Longview

Local businessman finds the sales talk of Walt Herndon and Vernon Everhart irresistible

Prof Nichols consults with Business Mgr Donmoyer and Salesman Dittman concerning sales progress

A SCHEDULE

President Hugh Cooper

V-President Bill Sounders

Secretary-Trees Bill Keilhorn

FACULTY ADVISOR

1

senior officers

B SCHEDULE

President Ray Spraggins

V-President James Simpson

Secretary Lowell Smith

Treasurer Ralph Jones

Joseph Nelson

I Cor 815:5

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YJERR H PBISHO ,Logansport aIndian lMechanica eScienc .Gal 02:2

Rom. 6:23

Camden, New Jersey

Industrial Engineering

Flying Club, I.E.S., Intramural Sports, Y Jacket, Pioneer

Pennsylvania

Electrical

Mechanical Science

WILLIAM J. CARDIE

ROBERT R CARTER

Longview, Texas

EDWARD R CASEY

Audubon,

LANNY R CLARK

Elyria, Ohio

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lElectrica eScienc

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Phil 23:1

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,Mountainside wNe yJerse lMechanica eScienc

HHUG E RCOOPE

Borger, Texas

Science

Kansas

LESTER J DUKE

VERNON H EVERHART Rom 5:1

WILLIAM A FENTUM

John 3:16

Ozone Park, New York Electrical Science

Yellow Jacket, Pioneer, Pres Camera Club

GEORGE W. FINK

Prov. 20:1

Titusville, Pennsylvania

Science Secretary Sophomore Class, Student Council

Ja 71:1

YJA E ZHART ,Boswell aIndian lMechanica eScienc

Phil 34:1

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YHARR W NHAGE

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Rom 98:38-3

OALBERT AGARCI

WALTER O HERNDON Psalm 23

Healy, Kansas

Building Trades

Industrial Engineering Society, President Student Council

Mechanical Science

STEPHEN H. HINSHAW Elkin, North Carolina

THOMAS H HOWMAN Neenah, Wisconsin

Mechanical Science

Camera Club, Industrial Engineering Society

G. THOMAS HUNT Gal. 2:20 Irwin, Pennsylvania

Electrical Science Industrial Engineering Society, Yellow Jacket, Pioneer

MWILLIA .H NKIELHOR ,Chicago sIllinoi

.R SJONE

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SANFORD KOONZ I Cor 15:58

Fairbanks, Alaska

Mechanical Science

Industrial Engineering Society, Flying Club Treasurer

Mechanical Science

Mississippi

Mechanical Science

John 3:16

Mechanical Science Industrial Engineering Society Treasurer

JOE A. LEE Leiand,

CHARLES R McCULLOCH Olympia, Washington

CHARLES McGEE Lubbock, Texas

NHARRISO S FNEF ,Springfield iMissour lMechanica eScienc lIndustria

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LCAR G SMATHEW ,Austin sTexa lMechanica eScienc SJAME TMUSKE ,Gallup wNe oMexic

I.E.S ,Sec. tStuden lCounci ,Sec. Jr sClas ,Sec. rPionee

nGree ,Bay nWisconsi lMechanica eScienc

Shreveport, Louisiana

Mechanical Science

Clintonville, Pennsylvania

Mechanical Science

Garland, Texas

Mechanical Science Co-Editor Pioneer, I.E.S Treas., Student Council V Pres

Bangkok, Thailand Electrical

THOMAS P NOBLE

JOHN D PLUMLEE II Tim 2:15

ROBERT V PORTER

KIAT PRACHASAISORADEJ

Prov 63:5,Pontiac nMichiga lMechanica eScienc

MWILLIA SSAUNDER

nChristia eServic .Rom 88:2

LMIAR H SRHODE ,Auburn wNe kYor

lMechanica eScienc

NNORMA J SQUAA ,Sarasota aFlorid

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lIndustria gEngineerin ,Society gFlyin bClu Pres

lMechanica eScienc

,Schwenksville aPennsylvani

YHARVE A EPRIC

Canton, Ohio

Welding Engineering

Industrial Engineering Society

Longview, Texas

Belle Glade, Florida

Electrical Science

I.E.S., Radio Club Vice President

RAYMOND F SENGLEITNER

PHILIP C SHERA

JAMES S SIMPSON Psalm 27:1

Electrical Science

I.E.S V Pres., V Pres Sr Class, Student Council

LOWELL J SMITH Rom 8:28

Campbell's Bay, Quebec, Canada

Electrical Science

Bible Class Pres., Choir, Quartet, S Council, Pioneer

ERNEST J TESKE

Buckingham, Quebec, Canada

Mechanical Science

Industrial Engineering Society, Yellow Jacket

Mechanical Science

Industrial Engineering

Eph 5:20

Hampton, Arkansas

Electrical Science

Industrial Engineering Society, Sec Radio Club

JAMES M TUCKER

WILLARD UNRUH

Psalm 37:5

Freeman, South Dakota

Society, Yellow Jacket

JOHN J WEAVER

Dilley, Texas

Electrical Science

lMechanica eScienc

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EBIRN D YWILE

This invitation was the key to the banquet which was given to provide a social for both the January and June graduating seniors

The graduating senior knows the diploma isn't necessarily everything he has acquired at college He has also learned to work, play, and study with his fellow man These traits were pointed out by the speaker of the evening

Charlotte, Delwin, Mark, Max, and John children of Charles McGee

Nancy Hinshaw wife of Stephen Hinshaw

Betty Kielhorn wife of William Kielhorn

Pat London friend of Walt Herndon

Endora, Eleanora, and Audrey children of James Musket

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Sandra Weathers friend of William Fentum

Barbara Willcox wife of Ralph Willcox

Ruth James friend of Lowell Smith

Rowe Ann Delk wife of William Delk

LaVerne Young wife of Stanley Young

A SCHEDULE OFFICERS

Pres Ed Mount

V. Pres Allan Nilson

Sec Elmer Baker

Treas Norman Yearick

FACULTY ADVISOR

/'unior officers

B SCHEDULE OFFICERS

Pres Bill Hughes

V Pres Jim Molzahn

Sec Ken Sherrill

Treas Bill Morris

Don R. Taylor

lIndustria gEngineerin

,Logansport Ind

KJAC .D PBISHO

lElectrica eScienc

,Toronto aCanad

THERBER R YBERR

lMechanica eScienc

DFRE L TBASSET ,Napa Calif

lMechanica eScienc

,Newport .Penn

RELME R RBAKE

lMechanica eScienc

wNe ,Castle Penn

YJERR M YBAILE

gWeldin gEngineerin

,Tampico oMexic

EJOS ,AMADOR JR

WALLIS E. BLUHM

Eyota, Minn Industrial Engineering

LEROY H BOESE

Richey, Mont Machine Science

GLEN BOWEN

Zolfo Springs, Fla Electrical Science

JOHN K BURNS

New Orleans, La. Mechanical Science

BRIAN CAMPBELL

Manitoba, Canada Industrial Engineering

EDGAR E. COLLINS

Hinesville, Ga

Welding Engineering

gBuildin sTrade

,York aPennsylvani

eMachin eScienc EJACQU EFALKENSTIN

,Trent sTexa

NSHERMA SDRIGGER

lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc NNORMA NDITTMA ,Onawa aIow

RVICTO A GCUTTIN ,Oneonta wNe kYor

gWeldin gEngineerin

,Norfolk aNebrask

lElectrica eScienc TROBER ECRAN

pShi ,Bottom N.J

ECONSTANTINEGEORG

MAURICE FISHER

Ponca City, Oklahoma

Electrical Science

HUGO A GU1LARTE

Mayari, Cuba

Mechanical Science

MARVIN HAYS

Wheelersburg, Ohio

Industrial Engineering

WILLIAM HENDERSON

Linden, Texas

Machine Science

BILL F HUGHES

Sutherland, Nebraska

Electrical Science

DEIGHTON A HUNT

Irwin, Pennsylvania

Electrical Science

lIndustria gEngineerin

NDO RLONGHOFE ,Marion sKansa gWeldin gEngineerin TBAR .W YMcCO ,Powell gWyomin

lMechanica eScienc

SCHARLE S EKLIN ,Douglassville aPennsylvani yLithograph HJOSEP ELE ,Washington D.C

lMechanica eScienc

RJASPE W SJONE ,Greensboro .N aCarolin

hBritis ,Columbia aCanad Machine eScienc

LEAR A SJAME

RODERICK MacASKILL

Brookline, Massachusetts

Industrial Engineering

RICHARD J MOLZAHN

Lincoln, Nebraska

Building Trades

WILLIAM MORRIS

Kentwood, Louisiana

Electrical Science

EDWARD T MOUNT

Topeka, Kansas

Mechanical Science

\PAUL MYERS

Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania

Industrial Engineering

ALLAN NILSON

Chicago, Illinois

Welding Engineering

lElectrica eScienc

yLithograph TVORAVI SPHIMOLMA ,Bangkok dThailan

DDAVI NPETERSO ,Waianae ,Oahu iHawai

EDAL NPETERSO ,Oskaloosa aIow gBuildin sTrade

RBLAI W LPAU ,Cisco sTexa lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc

lIndustria gEngineerin NALVI C DONSTA ,Clearbrook aMinnesot

TKEN M NOLSO ,Longview sTexa

BOYD F REPSHER

Laceyville, Pennsylvania

Welding Engineering

THOMAS ROBERTSON Florence, Nova Scotia

Mechanical Science

CARL SCHROEDER

Sebring, Florida Mechanical Science

MAHINUDDEN SHAIKH Bombay, India

Electrical Science

RANDOLPH E SHARP

New Bridge, Oregon Mechanical Science

KENTON SHERRILL Vicksburg, Mississippi

Machine Science

lIndustria gEngineerin

lJewel ,Ridge aVirgini

eMachin eScienc NJONATHA NTOBELMAN

,Wichita sKansa

SJAME NSULLIVA

lMechanica eScienc

NJOH V YSTURD ,Booneville sArkansa

lMechanica eScienc

YRODNE RSTAUFFE ,Lansdale aPennsylvani

lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc DRAYMON DSTANDIFOR ,Leavenworth sKansa

NSTEPHE H FSHOF ,Norco aCaliforni

ARLEY TURNER

Atwater, California

Electrical Science

STANLEY WATKINS

Roaring Branch, Penn

Building Trades

DOYLE L WHITE

Davenport, Iowa Mechanical Science

TED L WILCOX

San Diego, Calif

Electrical Science

JERRY B WOMACK

Linden, Texas Machine Science

NORMAN YEARICK

Mill Hall, Pennsylvania

Mechanical Science

instructor, WILSON D CRANE

instructor, ERNEST E HANSEN

aviation training department

VERLAND R ALIEN BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA

CHARLES J BODIN ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS

WALTER F. FISHER VARNVILLE, S CAROLINA

CARL D. GRACE McVEYTOWN, PENN

J C HARDER PALMER, ALASKA

PAUL D KNEPP GILBERTSVILLE, PENN

WILBUR P. ORTHNER LANSING, MICHIGAN

EGEORG E DSHEVEIAN

sJame ,Potts rWilbu ,Orthner dan

lBil sWatt

SJAME A SPOTT

,MORGANTOWN .W .VA

MWILLIA S FRETZLAF

,ROCKFORD SILLINOI

SCHARLE R ERIC

,LUFKIN STEXA

,OSHKOSH NWISCONSI

ELE E RSNYDE

DDONAL G STHOMA

RSILVE ,CITY WNE OMEXIC

,ONTARIO ACANAD

HJOSEP R NWADDINGTO

,WICHITA SKANSA

George Sheveland and Ray Rice do a "pre-flight" before take-off

Bill Spencer and Bob Hargrove build a wing rib for an L-2 Taylorcraft

Student give s pre-flight run-up to Luscombe.

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building trades department

Kenneth Henry operates surfacer, one of the many wood working machines available for the work-learn program, as he nears completion of a lab project

ROY L WARREN, B.S instructor

Jointer is used by Pat Reid at his job on campus maintenance

Repair work on old Service Training building is done by J C Burke

Christian service department

DR D B LLOYD, B.A., M.A., ThM., ThD

New Testament Survey class follow the travels of Christ

Reverend J S Sullivan and Dr Lloyd review the lesson of the day

drawing department

engineering

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YFREDD J ,SMITH B.S

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education department

instructor SWAIN D PHILLIPS, B.A., M.A

Prof. Phillips points out the current teacher shortage to a few interested students.

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NNORMA O ,GALYON ,B.S. M.S

rinstructo

DEDWAR .L ,NICHOLS ,B.S. .M.A

rinstructo

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electrical science department

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DRICHAR .W ,SPOTTSWOOD ,B.S. .E.E

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industrial engineering department

instructor RICHARD H LeTOURNEAU, B.S

instructor JAMES D GOLDEN, B.S

Harvey Price uses a practical demonstration to illustrate the law of probability.

Prof LeTourneau uses a classroom aid while lecturing to his industrial relations class

Our well equipped library is kept busy by aggressive students

library

librarian

assistant librarian

MRS DORIS ANDERSEN

MRS. NANCY KOONZ

Mrs Koonz aids Ted LeTourneau in selecting a periodical from The Readers' Guide

Willard Unruh returns book to Mrs Andersen

rinstructo

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rinstructo

KJAC N ,CRAWFORD ,B.S. M.S

Prof Nelson

EJO A ,NELSON ,B.S. M.A

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emachin science department

rinstructo O K SAUSMU

Automotive students find bug in electrical wiring system of GMC engine

Generator trouble is easily pinpointed by accurate electrical testing equipment

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rinstructo

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mechanical science department

rpilla

LEAR .E NTHOMPSO

Arley Turner, Harrison Neff, and Bill Sounders study the co-efficient of friction on the inclined plane.

instructor

The mechanical advantage of a pulley system is observed by students Cutting, Raasch, Montgomery, and McGarity

ffe

physics department

An experiment with the calorimeter is carried out under the guiding hand of Prof Spottswood

RICHARD W SPOTTSWOOD, B.S.,E.E

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nJoh ,Shaddix ,B.S. M.S

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printing department

ROBERT D STANFIELD supervisor

MILTON L BELFLOWER,B.S instructor

ERNEST B FAULKNER instructor

HHBBl

MELVIN CAFFEY instructor

Time tests are an everyday routine for Larry Wise

Paul Schade pulls a photo proof for the camera department

Dave Peterson prepares the copy camera for shooting halftones

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nHarla yMcMurra

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rinstructo

Taylor welding engineering department

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on the lob training

Kiat finds his job interesting as he collates material in the plant advertising department

William Fentum makes an adjustment on a generator before it is installed in a machine

Extra blueprints are a necessity of production It is the job of Harrison Neff to produce them

sophomore officers

A SCHEDULE

Pres Milton Miner

V Pres Western Poyner

Treas Jim Roads

B SCHEDULE

Pres Ron Davis

V. Pres Paul Crump

Sec Boyden Donmoyer

Treas Dave Barnett

FACULTY ADVISOR

Uriah S Moser

gWeldin gEngineerin

lElectrica eScienc SJAME H PBISHO sEvan ,City Penn

ELYL N SBATE ,Fairmont W Va

lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc DDAVI TBARNET Ft ,Worth sTexa

ENAVARR NBAI ,Turkey sTexa

lMechanica eScienc

EGEORG NADDISO ,Many La lElectrica eScienc DELIU EARRAZAT ,Rosita oMexic

DWIGHT E BRESEE

Raynham, Mass

Welding Engineering

ROBERT BRONANDER

Lyford, Texas

Mechanical Science

ELTON D BROWN

Maple, Texas

Welding Engineering

POY A. BROWN

Oklahoma City, Okla

Mechanical Science

GENE W. CASKEY

Lake Jackson, Texas

Welding Engineering

WALTER M CASKEY

Lake Jackson, Texas

Mechanical Science

lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc TBAR SDAVI ,Williamsburg Ky

NJA YDALB Mt ,Pleasant sTexa

gWeldin gEngineerin

MWILLIA PCUP wNe ,Bloom-field .Penn

lMechanica eScienc

LPAU PCRUM ,Dallas sTexa

lMechanica eScienc

oRi ,Piedras oPuert oRic

lElectrica eScienc

nOcea ,City N J

KFRAN S ,CHEW JR

LSAMUE LCOL STORRE

RONALD A DAVIS

Rushville, N Y

Industrial Engineering

WILLARD DETWILER

Bailey, Mich

Mechanical Science

E BOYDEN DONMOYER

Hagerstown, Md

Building Trades

BLAIR F ECHARD

Newry, Penn.

Machine Science

KIRK T FAULKNER

Big Spring, Texas

Building Trades

IVAN A FUNK

Shouteau, Okla

Mechanical Science

eMachin eScienc

lElectrica eScienc NGLEN YGUNSOLLE xSiou ,City Nebr

NJOH RGUNDE ,Milan .Mich

lMechanica eScienc

lElectrica eScienc NNORMA MGRAHA wNe ,Castle Penn

NJOH W NGODWI ,Coats N Car

lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc LMAXWEL SGIDDEN ,Brownwood sTexa

N TGERNER ,Baltimore Md

SOAKE

FREDERICK HAPGOOD

Stratford, N.H.

Mechanical Science

J ALBERT HARROD

Denison, Texas

Building Trades

LEROY HENDERSON

Mooreland, Okla Mechanical Science

FIDENCIO HERNANDEZ

Chihuahua, Mexico Mechanical Science

RANDALL HERRING

South Hill, Va

Welding Engineering

WILLIAM E HYSLOP

Nampa, Idaho

Welding Engineering

lMechanica eScienc

DRICHAR EKNAB ,Endora Kans

eMachin eScienc

EGEORG RKINTE ,Bellaire oOhi

lElectrica eScienc

DDONAL F ,JONES JR ,Dallas Penn

lMechanica eScienc

ELYL K NJOHNSO ,Orion III

lMechanica eScienc

PPHILI PJESSU ,Ithaca Mich

eMachin eScienc

RROGE M NJACKSO ,Lincoln Nebr

WAYNE KNABE

Edgerton, Kcms

Building Trades

JOSE H LECUSAY

Mayari, Cuba

Mechanical Science

JAMES H LEE

N Little Rock, Ark

Mechanical Science

MICHAEL LIESCH

Hamilton Dome, Wyo

Mechanical Science

ROBERT L. LONG

Plymouth, Ind Mechanical Science

DAVID LORD

Reading, Penn

Building Trades

eMachin eScienc

DDONAL .D RMATTE ,Denison sTexa

lMechanica eScienc

DWAR K SMARTEN ,Encino Calif

lMechanica eScienc

LMICHAE KMAC ,LaGrange III

eAssociat fo sArt

nLyn ,Grove Ky

STHOMA D YMcNEEL

lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc L S YMcKINNE ,Fayetteville W Va

L EMcELWE ,Armstrong aIow

DHAROL

B•

MILTON G MINER

Freeport, Mich Mechanical Science

HAROLD D PARKER

Hampton, S Car Mechanical Science

ROBERT PETERSON

Lowell, Ind Industrial Engineering

RALPH PETTERSON

New City, N Y Electrical Science

JAMES F PFAU

McKeesport, Penn Mechanical Science

IVAN PHANG

Jones Town, Jamaica Machine Science

gBuildin sTrade

LCAR A EPRIC ,Hainesville N ,Brun. Can

lMechanica eScienc

kOa ,Park III

LMICHAE RPRESTLE

DDONAL A TPRAT ,Sheffield Penn gWeldin gEngineerin

lMechanica eScienc

NWESTO RPOYNE ,Jesup aIow

lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc SDOUGLA NPOLA ,Washington Penn

,Sandheimer .La

YHARVE J NPIPPE

ROBERT RAASCH

Cooperton, Okla Mechanical Science

WAYNE O RAY

Centralia, III Building Trades

JAMES F ROADS

Bainbridge, Ohio

Welding Engineering

WALTER E ROBERTS

Denver, Colo Machine Science

fife lit

JOHN S RUGGLES

Mt. Tabor, NJ. Mechanical Science

PAUL C SCHADE

Mt Pleasant, Mich

Linotype Operation

gWeldin gEngineerin

SJAME R YSTAC ,Natchitoches .La

gWeldin gEngineerin

kPar ,Ridge III

DLEONAR G GSPON

lMechanica eScienc

SDENNI HSMIT ,Woxall Penn

lMechanica eScienc

,Millerton N.Y

YJERR ESILVERNAL

lMechanica eScienc

gWeldin gEngineerin T SJAME NSHANNO ,Lawrence sKansa

St ,James Minn

DRICHAR DSERKLAN

CHARLES STEVENS

Dawson, Nebr

Welding Engineering

DAVID A SUITER

Lincoln, Nebr.

Electrical Science

WILLIAM E THOMPSON

Burlington, Wash.

Mechanical Science

NEVILLE TRIMBLE

S. Portsmouth, Ky.

Electrical Science

JERRY D. TRUSS

Foley, Ala

Mechanical Science

HOWARD VAN HORN

Bloomingdale, Mich

Electrical Science

lElectrica eScienc

MWILLIA S RWIE ,Titusville .Fla

lElectrica eScienc

N eLittl ,Rock Ark

EEUGEN LWENZE

RPETE C FWALHO ,Artesia Calif lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc

MWILLIA HWADSWORT ,Wauchula Fla

lElectrica eScienc

MWILLIA NVA TPEL ,Arcata Calif

gWeldin gEngineerin

NALVI J NVA SOS ,Holland .Mich

ROBERT WILLGOHS

Massillon, Ohio

Mechanical Science

JAMES A WILLIAMS

Anamosa, Iowa

Mechanical Science

SAMUEL E WILMS

Neenah, Wis

Mechanical Science

LARRY S WISE

Great Bend, Kans

Linotype Operation

DON G YOCUM

Toledo, Ohio

Building Trades

W ALLAN YOUNG

King Ferry, N Y

Welding Engineering

John Mantooth takes advantage of a break between classes to take a short nap

The old saying, "If you don't like the weather in Texas, wait a m i nu t e," proved true in February as the overnight temperature dropped from 80 to 27 degrees

Jerry Bishop and Steve Hinshaw enjoy a game of table tennis during a free moment

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Students witness for Christ in the Sunday afternoon jail services

The boys in

Twelve get together for some "good ole country music."

Some Tech students look over a 300 S-L Mercedes with wishful thoughts

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Don Yocum's tri-powered Plymouth engine pushes his roadster with ease.

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Several of our international students are greeted by Dr Ford after the Sunday morning service

A bull session in Dorm Four brings forth many varied opinions

The Bell System enables Don McKenzie to keep in touch with his one and only

A SCHEDULE

Pres Charles Wood

V Pres John Baker

Sec Pete Walhof

FACULTY ADVISOR

freshman officers

B SCHEDULE

Pres Barry Vines

V. Pres Al Hulley

Sec Bob Seely

Treas

Jerry Foster

Freddy Smith

lElectrica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc DWILFRE RBOWLE wNe ,Bedford Mass

lElectrica eScienc LEAR SBOWER ,Wooster oOhi

lMechanica eScienc ROSCA F SBOGGES nTarpo ,Springs Fla

lMechanica eScienc RVICTO MBLOO ,Butterfield Minn

,BLEVINS JR ,Simpson La

KBLAC ,Wharton sTexa gBuildin sTrade

,Hobbs N Mex lMechanica

lElectrica eScienc

,Fayette oOhi

eMachin eScienc

lMechanica eScienc NJOH YBARNE ,Altoona Penn

eMachin eScienc EJOHNNI RBAKE ,Freeport sTexa

NALLE ,Glendale Ore

lMechanica eScienc

,Rockmart Ga

WILFRED BROBECK Boise, Idaho Electrical Science

CHARLES BUCHANAN Des Moines, Iowa Building Trades

J C BURKE Stamps, Ark Building Trades

DON CAMPBELL Abilene, Texas Machine Science

JAMES CARAWAY Ranger, Texas Machine Science

THOMAS CARNEY Logansport, Ind Industrial Engineering

DANIEL CHRISTEN Rockton, III Mechanical Science

JIM K CLARY Denver, Colo Electrical Science

ALLEN CLUM Cleveland, Ohio Electrical Science

LEONARD COATS Effingham, III Mechanical Science

JAMES COFFIN Portland, Maine Electrical Science

ROBERT CONKLIN Rockton, III Welding Engineering

lMechanica eScienc

NGLEN NERICKSO rClea ,Lake aIow

eLinotyp nOperatio

NMARTI RDUTME ,Muskegon Mich

eAssociat fo sArt

SJAME NENGELMAN eThre ,Rivers sTexa

Mechanical eScienc

SCHARLE SEDWARD ,Conway Ark

lMechanica eScienc

SJAME NECKMA ,Atglen Penn

Mechanical eScienc

SCHARLE R SDAVI ,Jellico Tenn

gBuildin sTrade

DEDWAR LDOWDEL lE ,Dorado Ark

lIndustria gEngineerin

HKENNET YDONNELL ,Springfiled III

lMechanica eScienc

NJOH M SDAVI ,Claude sTexa

lElectrica eScienc

YLARR HCROG ,Lincoln Calif

lMechanica eScienc

YSIDNE SCOOMB ,Jamestown N Dak

lElectrica eScienc

YGAR RCONNE ,Hobbs N Mex

HARRY G FAAS Burton, Wash Electrical Science

HERMAN FENTRESS Lakeland, Fla Mechanical Science

OREN FILES Windsor, Vt Electrical Science

GORDON FOLKMANN Clear Lake, Iowa Mechanical Science

JERRY FOSTER Valentine, Nebr Electrical Science

JAMES L FOX Buckley, III Mechanical Science

STANLEY FREEMAN Fremont, Nebr Mechanical Science

CHESTER FREY Valentine, Nebr Electrical Science

DAVID GARRETT Tracy, Calif Electrical Science

GERALD CAUSE Tarpon Springs, Fla Mechanical Science

STEPHEN GILBERT Urbana, Ind Machine Science

ANTHONY GLASS Atlantic City, N J Electrical Science

lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc RROGE MHEL ,Rochester Mich

lElectrica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc YJERR RHARKRIDE ,Longview sTexa

lMechanica eScienc

YBENN F SGRIME ,Lillington N C

lMechanica eScienc NJOH NHAWKINSO lE ,Cerrito Calif

lMechanica eScienc

SDENNI NHARTMA ,Goshen Ind

YRO W THAR Ft ,Collins Colo

lElectrica eScienc NMILTO THACKET ,Altoona Penn

lMechanica eScienc

EGREATHOUS ,Columbus Ind

eMachin eScienc YBILL BGRUB ,Helena Ark

eMachin eScienc

SLOUI HGOLDFINC nJefferso ,City Tenn

EGROENHEID ,Hamilton Mich

lElectrica eScienc

YGAR NGLEN ,Federalsburg Md

JAMES HENSEL Fontctna, Calif Mechanical Science

DAVID HENTSCHEL Blue Springs, Mo Mechanical Science

CLARENCE HICKS Coushatta, La Mechanical Science

DALE HOOVER High Point, N C Mechanical Science

ALFRED HULLEY East London, So Africa Mechanical Science

KENNETH IRWIN Ponta, Texas Welding Engineering

EDWARD JACKSON Lawrence, Kans Electrical Science

DENNIS JOHNSON Lafayette, Calif Mechanical Science

EVERETT JOHNSON White Oak, Texas Electrical Science

JERRY JONES Ravenna, Texas Electrical Science

PAUL KARDELL Laurel, Nebr Mechanical Science

JAMES KNOEFEL Willoughby, Ohio Welding Engineering

lMechanica eScienc

NDO EMcKENZI ,Panhandle sTexa

eMachin eScienc

YRO RMcCALLISTE ,Meridian Miss

gWeldin gEngineerin

EGEN L YMcKA ,Chillicothe III

lMechanica eScienc

NDO R EMcGUFFI ,Brookhaven Miss

lMechanica eScienc

YTRO NMcCLAI ,Tampa Fla

lMechanica eScienc

DDAVI TLOT ,Lufkin sTexa

lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc YGAR NLISMA ,Dallas sTexa

nChristia eServic NJOH RLINDEME ,Lowell Ind

YJIMM YLILLE ,Converse La

lMechanica eScienc

MWILLIA DLEONAR ,Bowie sTexa

,K

eMachin eScienc

EGEORG YLASLE ,Hobbs N Mex

lMechanica eScienc

nIro ,Ridge Wis

LMICHAE RKUENSTLE

JACK McMAHON JACK McMILLAN

LARRY McMILLAN Kitimat, Brit Col., Canada Minnedosa, Manitoba, Canada Roanoke, La Mechanical Science Industrial Engineering Associate of Arts

DON MacQUARRIE Havertown, Penn Mechanical Science

JOHN MANTOOTH Alexandria, La Welding Engineering

PHILLIP MARBLE Danville, III Mechanical Science

NORMAN MARCH Ardmore, Penn Electrical Science

LARRY MIDDLEBROOKS Waterloo, Ark Mechanical Science

ELWIN MILLER Tekamah, Nebr Electrical Science

DICK MILLER Peoria, III Welding Engineering

GERALD MINIHAN Hillsboro, Ohio Mechanical Science

EDWARD MISKOTTEN Holland, Mich Welding Engineering

lMechanica eScienc

lMechanica eScienc DFRE NPETERSO ,Hemet Calif

lMechanica eScienc YTON NPEARSO ,Hobbs N Mex

lMechanica eScienc

eMachin eScienc NBRYO YNEWBUR ,Odessa N Y

eMachin eScienc LPAU NNELSO St ,James Minn

DHAROL T AOPEL ,Lancaster N Y

gWeldin gEngineerin LRAU APADILL ,Ecuador So aAmeric

lMechanica eScienc YKIRB NNELSO St ,James Minn

lElectrica eScienc NJOH YNACE ,Lansdowne Penn

lElectrica eScienc TROBER SMYER ,Altoona Penn

nChristia eServic NMARVI RMOVE ,Lansdale Penn

gWeldin gEngineerin EDE W SMOSE ,Angleton sTexa

NJOH W YMORE ,Kensington Md

RICHARD PETERSEN Red Oak, Iowa Mechanical Science

DONALD PETRY Clay City, Ind Electrical Science

ANDREW POGEN McKeesport, Penn Mechanical Science

EDWIN POORMAN Robinson, III Mechanical Science

JERRY PRESLEY Shawnee, Okla Electrical Science

RICHARD PRUITT Richmond, Va Welding Engineering

FRED RAMSEY Mountain City, Tenn Mechanical Science

PATRIC REID Paso Robles, Calif Building Trades

JERRY RICHMAN Tower City N Dakota Mechanical Science

JAMES L ROBERTS Tarpon Springs, Fla Mechanical Science

WILLIAM SCARINCE Madison, N J Welding Engineering

ROBERT SEELY Barberton Ohio Electrical Science

lMechanica

lMechanica

Longview, Texas

Va

JAMES SUMMERS

Science

R L SWARTZENDRUBER St Johns, Mich Electrical Science

WILLIAM THOMPSON Sarasota, Fla Electrical Science

JACK TIPTON St Louis, Mo Mechanical Science

DAVID TOBELMANN Jewell Ridge,

Welding Engineering

CARL TRUSSELL, JR Williamsburg, Ky Associate of Arts

BARRY VINES Montgomery, Ala Electrical Science

JOHN VOEHRINGER Philadelphia, Penn Mechanical Science

GEORGE WEISIGER Tampa, Fla Lithography

DANIEL WESTBROOK Bernice, La Mechanical Science

STEPHEN WIER Titusville, Fla Electrical Science

JOHN WILKINSON Wellington, Ohio Mechanical Science

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lElectrica eScienc

gKin ,Ferry N Y

RARTHU GYOUN

gWeldin gEngineerin

NJOH IWORMEL ,Albuquerque N M

lMechanica eScienc

SCHARLE DWOO tHo ,Springs Ark

lMechanica eScienc

.St ,Vancouver Brit ,Col. Can

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daily chapel program

LeTourneau Tech students assemble in the college chapel at 9:50 a.m for a quiet hour of meditation and inspiration The chaplain and guest speakers bring enlightening messages that help the students to conquer daily obstacles through spiritual growth

These are the men elected to plan and direct the meetings through 1959

industrial engineering society

The Industrial Engineering Society is a national organization of which LeTourneau Tech is a junior chapter The purpose of the society is to create an interest among students now enrolled in two or more Industrial Engineering courses, to give them the desire to master these courses, and to give them an inside view of industry

Meetings are held every month, and the Program Arrangement Director contacts speakers that are directly associated with some field in industry In the course of time, these men are invited to take part in the meetings

Each year two scheduled field trips enable the students to examine many different phases of industry Also, during each semester a dinner meeting is attended by the one hundred members

The I.E.S members are the host of the Lufkin Foundry and Machine Company

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camera club

The objective of the Camera Club is to gain experience and knowledge concerning the art of photography

Under the sponsorship of Bryan Faulkner, the group has gained numerous skills from the varied activities Each member has access to the facilities of the well equipped laboratory

Even though they had many responsibilities of their own club, they rendered invaluable help to the PIONEER staff

Prints are checked over before they go into the wash water

"Shutter bug" Shaikh takes over the Camera Club booth at Frontier Days

meetings

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student publications

The Tech Yellow Jacket, a newspaper by and for the students of LeTourneau Tech, has seen another very successful year under the direction of its editor, Earl James

The Jacket plays an important role in the coordination of campus activities and special events As the voice of Tech, it is designed to have student views read and recognized

One thousand copies are distributed throughout the campus and mailed to alumni throughout the world

Collating news for bi-monthly publication keeps Editor Earl James and Assistant Editor Deighton Hunt on their toes

Feature writers Don Jones, Jerry Bailey and Willard Unruh prepare copy forthe next issue

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flying club

Organized in 1957, the LeTech Flying Club has grown and grown and grown The thirty active members have logged many hours in the air and have completed a recognized course in aviation ground training

The boys are now flying a L-2 Taylorcraft and will soon advance to the larger Luscombe and Cessna 170

All agree that the serenity of flight cannot be equaled

Club officers: Harvey Price, president; Wallis Bluhm, vice president; Alvin Onstad, secretary; Sandy Koonz, treasurer; Fred Pfau, reporter

Instructor Crane explains the FAA teletyped weather symbols to the club

The L-2 Taylorcraft, the club's training plane, is about to be airborne

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radio club

In September of 1956, the students of LeTech organized a radio club and obtained their F.C.C (Federal Communications Commission) license April 25th of 1957 was a big day for the Radio Club for this was the day they made their 100th contact These contacts are made with ham operators in the United States and many foreign countries

Several of their other activities include radio instruction for the Boy Scouts of Longview and aiding the Red Cross during times of emergency

These varied activities are not only a credit to the school but also to the community of which we are a part

The members spend much time having "ham sessions" with distant contacts

Detwiler, Wenzel, Constantine and Wier work together to repair a beacon receiver

Mr and Mrs Ken Sherrill, Walt Herndon, and Pat London turn out in full costume for the Halloween festivities

halloiueen party

An old time custom is revived by Gordon Fenner

A shivering George Berry falls from the dunking machine.

Success of the party was attributed to pre-party practice

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George Miner

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Although the record shows ten wins and thirteen losses, it .does not show the outstanding ability displayed this season

The Yellow Jackets, coached by Vernon Williams and sparked by able and interested players, gave us a season to remember.

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