Chemical Engineers Row oru: Bob T~rrell, Hal Rumsey, Charles Si~vert, Michael Parke, Satpal Shergill, James Hartley. Row two: Fred Traxler, Vic Gormle)•, Wayne Eckert, Greg Clark, president; John T. McCorm•ch :~. advisor; Glen Schonman, Bret Closner. Row thru: Steve Strecker, Michael Barainca, Dean Siddoway, Gregory Anderson, Jon Larsen, Tim Hoffman, Rob Pabst, Doug Robertson, Earl Higginson, Ken Hill.
Row o11e: Dale Laird, Paul May, Harendra Joshi, John Marlowe, Jim Hopson, Pradeep Sonawah. Row lwo: Lorry E. May, Frederick L. Youngblood, Viggo Fri ling, Jr., Christina L. Wood, Ralph M. Howell, Allen B. Webb, chairman. Row thrct: Bharat Shah, David Wilsey, John Zagclow, Gary Clark, Roy Kasper, Chuck Williams, William Brock, Andy Johnson, Larry Deeds, Pradip Patel, Jasper Avery, advisor.
Mechanical Engineers The American Society of Mechanical Engineers provides for a better knowledge of theory and practice of mechanical engineering. Any student enrolled in mechanical engineering is eligible for membership.
Associate Engineers Council
The purpose of American Institute of Chemical Engineers is to promote the professional development of its members by its programs and relations with other student chapters and the parent body. Membership is open to any student enrolled in chemical engineering.
This council's function is to coordinate the subordinate engineering societies, and it consists of two representatives from each of the engineering societies. The Council publishes the " Idaho Engineer" as well as sponsoring the Er.gineers' Smoker and Ball. Row 011~: Norman C. Young, Lorry G. William, advisor; Melvin Myers, Joseph Alvin, Dennis Timoskevich, Allon E. Herbig. Row two: Abdulla A. Jifri, Tom Newton, Jim Leichliter, Arthur Shoemaker, John K. Cou7ens, Bruce B. Davis, Gary Ferguson, Mohammad T. Ahmad.
Row on~: Ralph Howell, ASME; Garre Bil2deau, IEEE; john Mutch, IEEE. Row two: Dean Siddoway, AIChE; William K. Rossiter, ASME; Kerry Orcutt, ASCE; Jack S. Hammond, ASCE; Dennis Ar2kaki, ASAE.
Agriculture Engineers The American Society of Agriculutral Engineers stresses agricultural engineering as a professional career. The group sponsors a yearly scholarship given to a student.