Machinists Assn. Elects Next Year's Officers Officers for 1960 WI"N: reeently elected by tbe International AuG- elation of M:achlnista. Re-elected to the pre,ldeney w.. David PelT)', 8lI Graydon Newkirk ..... named vi~­ presldenL Serville for their tifth and ,ixth consecutive termJ, res· pectively, will be Edward Braham. reeordlnl' teeretary, and JulllU Jenlelt, financial secretary. The new treuurer II Frank DrliI'er, Conductor Is Jacob Mark- er and f're.edy Bowlin WB..l.i ,elected lUI lentlnel for his second term, carroll Frick W811 ele<:ted a trustc!\" to lerve for a three-year term. Remalll1n. tru,tee. are Dan· lei Sweeney, Yet to II\"rve one year, and Everett Moberly, two years. VTO Craft Patent Issued VX-5 Exec. Cdr. Dale Cox, Exeeutlve Officer or YX-ll, last week received notice that Unite Decembe, 18. 1959 R. L. Rockwell Wins Rotary fellowship For Study Abroad Robert L. Rockwell, 2....~ year~old Physicist working under the Professional De~ velopment Program in the Assessment Division of Test Department, has been award- ed a Rotary Foundation Fel- lowship for International Understanding for study abroad during the 1960-61 academic year where he will continue to study physics in preparation for a career in that field. Spol\.lOred by Rotary JnternaUon~ ai, a world-wide lervlce club or~ canluUon, Rockwell wu one 01 121 outatandlnc (1'Bduate Itudl\"nll from n countl1ft to receive this hoDor. Seven of the total are from CalI- fornlL Realde.nt Si.nee UI6t Hls father, FIo)'d E. 1\oclnIrelt. KAlntenanee Seheduler In Publle Worn Department. brouCbt hbI family to O1lna Lake In January, 19ro, from Portsmouth, N.H. Robert ,tarted his fl't'Shman year at Bur- rou,b' Hlrh that year and (1'Bd- lIated In June, 19M, During hll llenlor year, be re- ceived tbe Bank of America Award for MathematlCl and W&l Captain of the Burl'Oll football team, He re- ceived an auoelate In aN decree In 11M from Bakel"lfleld College, then returned to NOTS for one year to 1V'Ork in Test Department while he exmUllued hbI mdle. tbrou.b HarIfoy E. 1'Ulltt the UCLA. E:xtenIlon PJ"OCr&I'Il. He ••• AMooel&l:e for DevelopmeDt then attended the UlI1vcl"llty of Since his first year at r-;'OTS, California In Berkeley where he re- Purodena In 19d, Huley E. 'nl- (Continued 08 Pqe 4) IItt hu held PG*itlOlll at KOTS, 1__...:.:.:-...:....:....:.__...:. _ China ~e .. Head of the Roe- leareh Department ())mputation Branch for 8 Yl\"ar.t and two years AI Head of the llathematlCl DlvI- ,Ion. In 1957, he traDlferred to the Te.t Department to Head the M- leMment Division. Tlllitt earned hll Bachelor'S de,ree from the University of Red· landt and hia Muter'l dl"l'rt:e from Claremont Collel'e. DurinI' the In- tervenlnr )'I"al"l before comine to NOT'S, he bal served .. phyalca In- structor for the Army', Air Corps Pilot School In Santa Ana, and worked on the Manhattan Project with the Unh.-.ralty of California Radiation Lab at Berkeley and Oak Ridlre from 1M2 to 110&&. In l&U.. T'Illitt reprftented NOTS at the lntl"rnaUonal Om..-ress on Automation in Madrid, Spain. Last lummer, he attended the Interna, tlonal Conference on Information Proceulng held In Paris, France. in front of the AII·F.ith Chepel. Next Edition-Jan. 8 TedaJ~!1 edition of the Roc:k. e.leer "ill be t.he lMl unlli Frl- da¥, Janua17 So 1980. The Staff extendll ctuutm..~ gTttdnp and belit wlshf!8 for the New \'\"tI.r 10 ..u Its readen.. Wi~ E. (Bill) "ore •• , /uIMClate fer OperaUoM FoIlowlnr three year. In hls flm poeIUon at NOT'S, Chlna Lake ,tart!nC In 1M4I AI Electronic En- Jineer with the Es:terlor BalIi1Ues Branch of Reaean:b Department, Willi' E. Vore transferred to the E1eetronlCl Countenneuurel Sec- tion of the Innrument Operatiom DhtJ..ion In Telt Dl"panment In 1a41l. In 19:11, he wal named Project Enllneer for Countermeasurel un- til 19:103 when he was appointed a. Chairman of the Bureau of Ord- nance Evaluallon Committees on Terrier and Sldewindl"r for the Project Enrlneerlnl Dhislon. S1nt'll 1~1, Vore hal been Head of Project EnJineerinc DlvIIlon. He ls a rraduate of Wiuenbert Col- lege, Sprlll&1leld, Ohio. with a Bacbelor', desree In mathematles, DurinC the first nine montht of his tour of dUty with the U.s. Navy In 19U, Vore attended Harvard', Pre·radar School and the MIT Radar SChool. From UH4 to 1946 he lerved .. Radar Officer on the Staff of OImCruDeaPac, Test Department Names Associates To Help Administer Broad Program Due to the increasing complexity and diversity of the operational and devdop~ mental areas of the Test Department, two new positions have been created and became effective on December 7, With the establishment of the two billets, Dr. Ivar E. High- berg, Head of Test Department, will be assisted by an Associate for Development and an Associate for Operations. Selected from Test Department to fill these posts are: WiI- II.- E. l"rl Art LI"a~ue, On ell:hlbit at the Station Llbrar)' are Ilille walercoto~ her fa\'oritl' medium. and t..wo oils. \\oIl'S. I'«k, \1 ho Il"ache!l Spa"iolh al lion roe School, graduated fronl a con"ent In :\If'\:ko ell)' and continues her art lludi witb leMon~ fronl Pat Cox, a"arc! wlnnine local artl§t. AAUW Plans Tea For Senior Girls lJlembeu of the local cbaptl"r ot the American A.ssoelation of Unl· versity \Vomen ar1! holdlnl' a Chrlstm.. Holiday Tea from 3 to :I p.m. on December 22 In the home of Mar)' Hlghbera;, :i01 Essex Cir- cle, The event Is planned to advise tenlor hll'h tebool a:irls who plan to '0 on to coUegl". CoHere glr1l who will be home for the holidays are Invltcod to attend, , HOWArd Auld has been named to head the Plan- nlnc and Ellti- 'matin&, Branch. In his new poei· tlon. Auld will be respol\lible for plannlnl' a major 1I0rtlon of all Public Works shop effort, much of which Is gen- erated by \Vork every department THE ROCKETEER Ho\\-ard Auld ReqUelU; from on the Station, He w.. fir't employed lUI an electrician and Will promoted In 19:10 to the Planninl and ElItlmat- Ing Branch. Gerald Ra)' has been namcod to head the Inspe(.· Lion Branch for Service ContractJ and Housina:: He· babllltation - a toni title and a bll job. In tbls pa.iti glnea. turbo-prop or pure jeLL Accordin. to Cox, one of the ad- 'van tares of his machine iI IU .ability to take-off or lind In a limited area. It II abo eapabk of beml landed hortzontall)' on tKI Decembe, 18. 1959 R. L. Rockwell Wins Rotary fellowship For Study Abroad Robert L. Rockwell, 2....~ year~old Physicist working under the Professional De~ velopment Program in the Assessment Division of Test Department, has been award- ed a Rotary Foundation Fel- lowship for International Understanding for study abroad during the 1960-61 academic year where he will continue to study physics in preparation for a career in that field. Spol\.lOred by Rotary JnternaUon~ ai, a world-wide lervlce club or~ canluUon, Rockwell wu one 01 121 outatandlnc (1'Bduate Itudl\"nll from n countl1ft to receive this hoDor. Seven of the total are from CalI- fornlL Realde.nt Si.nee UI6t Hls father, FIo)'d E. 1\oclnIrelt. KAlntenanee Seheduler In Publle Worn Department. brouCbt hbI family to O1lna Lake In January, 19ro, from Portsmouth, N.H. Robert ,tarted his fl't'Shman year at Bur- rou,b' Hlrh that year and (1'Bd- lIated In June, 19M, During hll llenlor year, be re- ceived tbe Bank of America Award for MathematlCl and W&l Captain of the Burl'Oll football team, He re- ceived an auoelate In aN decree In 11M from Bakel"lfleld College, then returned to NOTS for one year to 1V'Ork in Test Department while he exmUllued hbI mdle. tbrou.b HarIfoy E. 1'Ulltt the UCLA. E:xtenIlon PJ"OCr&I'Il. He ••• AMooel&l:e for DevelopmeDt then attended the UlI1vcl"llty of Since his first year at r-;'OTS, California In Berkeley where he re- Purodena In 19d, Huley E. 'nl- (Continued 08 Pqe 4) IItt hu held PG*itlOlll at KOTS, 1__...:.:.:-...:....:....:.__...:. _ China ~e .. Head of the Roe- leareh Department ())mputation Branch for 8 Yl\"ar.t and two years AI Head of the llathematlCl DlvI- ,Ion. In 1957, he traDlferred to the Te.t Department to Head the M- leMment Division. Tlllitt earned hll Bachelor'S de,ree from the University of Red· landt and hia Muter'l dl"l'rt:e from Claremont Collel'e. DurinI' the In- tervenlnr )'I"al"l before comine to NOT'S, he bal served .. phyalca In- structor for the Army', Air Corps Pilot School In Santa Ana, and worked on the Manhattan Project with the Unh.-.ralty of California Radiation Lab at Berkeley and Oak Ridlre from 1M2 to 110&&. In l&U.. T'Illitt reprftented NOTS at the lntl"rnaUonal Om..-ress on Automation in Madrid, Spain. Last lummer, he attended the Interna, tlonal Conference on Information Proceulng held In Paris, France. in front of the AII·F.ith Chepel. Next Edition-Jan. 8 TedaJ~!1 edition of the Roc:k. e.leer "ill be t.he lMl unlli Frl- da¥, Janua17 So 1980. The Staff extendll ctuutm..~ gTttdnp and belit wlshf!8 for the New \'\"tI.r 10 ..u Its readen.. Wi~ E. (Bill) "ore •• , /uIMClate fer OperaUoM FoIlowlnr three year. In hls flm poeIUon at NOT'S, Chlna Lake ,tart!nC In 1M4I AI Electronic En- Jineer with the Es:terlor BalIi1Ues Branch of Reaean:b Department, Willi' E. Vore transferred to the E1eetronlCl Countenneuurel Sec- tion of the Innrument Operatiom DhtJ..ion In Telt Dl"panment In 1a41l. In 19:11, he wal named Project Enllneer for Countermeasurel un- til 19:103 when he was appointed a. Chairman of the Bureau of Ord- nance Evaluallon Committees on Terrier and Sldewindl"r for the Project Enrlneerlnl Dhislon. S1nt'll 1~1, Vore hal been Head of Project EnJineerinc DlvIIlon. He ls a rraduate of Wiuenbert Col- lege, Sprlll&1leld, Ohio. with a Bacbelor', desree In mathematles, DurinC the first nine montht of his tour of dUty with the U.s. Navy In 19U, Vore attended Harvard', Pre·radar School and the MIT Radar SChool. From UH4 to 1946 he lerved .. Radar Officer on the Staff of OImCruDeaPac, Test Department Names Associates To Help Administer Broad Program Due to the increasing complexity and diversity of the operational and devdop~ mental areas of the Test Department, two new positions have been created and became effective on December 7, With the establishment of the two billets, Dr. Ivar E. High- berg, Head of Test Department, will be assisted by an Associate for Development and an Associate for Operations. Selected from Test Department to fill these posts are: WiI- II.- E. l"rl Art LI"a~ue, On ell:hlbit at the Station Llbrar)' are Ilille walercoto~ her fa\'oritl' medium. and t..wo oils. \\oIl'S. I'«k, \1 ho Il"ache!l Spa"iolh al lion roe School, graduated fronl a con"ent In :\If'\:ko ell)' and continues her art lludi witb leMon~ fronl Pat Cox, a"arc! wlnnine local artl§t. AAUW Plans Tea For Senior Girls lJlembeu of the local cbaptl"r ot the American A.ssoelation of Unl· versity \Vomen ar1! holdlnl' a Chrlstm.. Holiday Tea from 3 to :I p.m. on December 22 In the home of Mar)' Hlghbera;, :i01 Essex Cir- cle, The event Is planned to advise tenlor hll'h tebool a:irls who plan to '0 on to coUegl". CoHere glr1l who will be home for the holidays are Invltcod to attend, , HOWArd Auld has been named to head the Plan- nlnc and Ellti- 'matin&, Branch. In his new poei· tlon. Auld will be respol\lible for plannlnl' a major 1I0rtlon of all Public Works shop effort, much of which Is gen- erated by \Vork every department THE ROCKETEER Ho\\-ard Auld ReqUelU; from on the Station, He w.. fir't employed lUI an electrician and Will promoted In 19:10 to the Planninl and ElItlmat- Ing Branch. Gerald Ra)' has been namcod to head the Inspe(.· Lion Branch for Service ContractJ and Housina:: He· babllltation - a toni title and a bll job. In tbls pa.iti glnea. turbo-prop or pure jeLL Accordin. to Cox, one of the ad- 'van tares of his machine iI IU .ability to take-off or lind In a limited area. It II abo eapabk of beml landed hortzontall)' on tKI