Faces in the News Leslie M. Rogers, '59, has been named Manager of the City Mortgage Loan Division of The Travelers Insurance Companies, Houston, Texas, office. A native of Sandersville, Ga. Mr. Rogers joined the company in 1959 in Atlanta. James C. Harden, Jr., '60, has been promoted to Senior Associate Engineer at the International Business Machines' Federal Systems Division in Huntsville. A native of Cleveland, Miss., Mr. Harden joined IBM in 1968 at Huntsville. Steven Bowen, ' 6 1 , has been promoted to Assistant Vice President of Engineering by Southwire Company, Carrollton, Ga. Mr. Bowen also serves as director and officer of National-Southwire Aluminum Company in Hawesville, Ky. He is a professional engineer. Dr. Arnold E. Schwartz, '63, has been appointed Dean of the Graduate School and Director of University Research at Clemson University. Dr. Schwartz went directly to Clemson after receiving his Ph.D. from Tech. He was head of the CE Dept. Jomey B. Etheridge, '64, has been promoted to the position of Supervising Industrial Engineer for the Lancaster Plant of Kerr Packaging Products Division, Lancaster, Pa. Formerly, he was an industrial engineer with the company. Donald H. Gunther, Jr., '64, is the new Chief Corporate Engineer for the StandardCoosa-Thatcher Company, Chattanooga, Tenn. Prior to joining SCT in 1968, Mr. Gunther held staff engineering positions with the Chemstrand Co. and the Kendell Co. John S. Fletcher, Jr., '66, has been named recipient of a 1969 Institute for Organization Management Scholarship. Mr. Fletcher is Director of Economio <Development for the DeKalb Chamber of Commerce and is currently at Dekalb College. W. Jack Hamilton, '66, has been appointed District Manager in the Property Management Division of Crow, Pope and Carter Enterprises. He has responsibility for the company's apartment developments on the northside of Atlanta.
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Alumni-continued course in municipal incineration and solid wastes disposal and has been named director of public works at West Hartford, Connecticut. ' CT C Dr- Henry H. Sineath, PhD, u J D has been named deputy general manager for the American Viscose Division, FMC Corporation. Born to: Mr. & Mrs. Carter S. Terrell, IE, a daughter, Christine Williams, January 15. The family resides at Lake Sinclair, Milledgeville, Georgia. Claude S. Turner, Jr., IE, has received the degree of bachelor of divinity from the School of Theology of the University of the South. Thomas H. Ulmstead, IM, is employed with Elliott Business Machines division of Dymo Industries as a branch manager of their Atlanta operation. ' C " 7 Dr. E. H. Brown, ChE, has •~J / joined the Doctors Clinic in Warner Robins, Georgia. He and his family reside at 110 Mississippi Avenue, Warner Robins 31093. Maj. James C. Ivey, Jr., IM, participated in the Strategic Air Command 1969 combat missile competition at Vandenberg AFB, California. John A. Jordan, IE, has received his MBA degree with distinction from Harvard Business School and is employed as a business analyst for Bethlehem Steel Corporation. His mailing address is 3117-A East Boulevard, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18017. Joel C. Thornton, CE, has been promoted to acting manager of the Florida division of Daniel Construction Company, Inc.
operations research manager for the foods division of the Coca-Cola Company in Houston, Texas. Thomas F. Prosser, IE, has been appointed to the Board of Tractors Malaysia Bemad, the largest caterpillar dealer in Southeast Asia, and has taken over as services director. Thomas J. Rabern, IM, has been appointed district manager for the Peninsular Insurance Company in Augusta, Georgia. Edmund Roberts. IE, was named manager-manufacturing engineering for Southern States, Inc., of Hampton, Georgia. » p — Q Maj. R. L. Carmichael, HI, • J C 3 IM, has graduated from the Armed Forces Staff College. Maj. Carmichael is being assigned to the office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, The Pentagon, Washington, D. C. His mailing address is Apt. 701, 1300 Army-Navy Drive, Arlington, Virginia 22202. John S. Potate. IE, played a key role in the launch of Apollo 10 as technical assistant to the director of launch operations at Kennedy Space Center. G. W. Rowland. Jr., IE, has been promoted to branch manager of Square D Company. His mailing address is P. O. Box 7504, Little Rock, Arkansas 72207. Born to: Mr. & Mrs. Bob E. White, BC, a son, Michael David, May 16. Mr. White is employed by Bothwell, Jenkins, Slay and Associates, Architects. The family resides at 1704 Gloucester Way, Tucker. Georgia 30084. W. Douglas Williams, CE, has been transferred by Monsanto Company to Coleraine, Northern Ireland. He is the construction superintendent for the expansion of Monsanto's acrilan facilities. Born to: Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie
' p - Q William W. Cotterman, IM, •_} t J has been promoted to associate professor at Georgia State College where he recently received his PhD. Dr. Cotterman is co-author of a book entitled An Introduction to Algorithmetic Processes and Computer Science that is to be published this fall. Married: Thomas H. Hall, III, IE, to Miss Margaret Tannahill, May 24. Mr. Hall is director of resources development at Georgia Tech. George C. Hennessy, EE, has been appointed manager of research marketing at RCA's David Sarnoff Research Center in Princeton, New Jersey. Steward Munn Francis Luce, BS, died February 3. His widow resides at Cornwall Bridge Road, Sharon, Connecticut 06069. Born to: Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dixon Lupo, Phys, a son, Alexander Dixon, July 19. Mr. Lupo is presently
A. Bradley. CerE, a son, Wil'BO liam Scott, April 23. Mr. Bradley is employed at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Their address is 129 Normandy Road, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830. Capt. Walter L. Clark, IE, has been decorated with the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service while engaged in military operations against Viet Cong forces. Richard Hemsley. IM, has been named account executive with the Atlanta office of Henderson Advertising Agency, Inc. Richard Jacobs, AE. has completed his training at Delta Air Lines' training school at the Atlanta airport and now is assigned to Houston pilot base as a second officer. Dr. Robert J. Rosscup, PhD, participated in research that resulted in the issuance of a U.S. patent for an improved process for producing alcohols from hydrocarbons. Dr. Rosscup The Georgia Tech Alumnus