PAST CHAIRMEN'S NIGHT at the New York Metropolitan Section of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers saw 13 past chairmen in attendance. Shown above are, left to right, seated: W. I. Signell, Section secretary-treasurer; H. de Luce, chairman of SNAME committee on sections; H. J. Karsch, Section papers' chairman; W. W. Robinson, editor of Yachting, author of the paper presented at this meeting entitled "What to Look for in Pleasure Craft—Sail and Power"; R. G. Mende, Section chairman; J. J. Henry, president, SNAME; M. D. Macpherson, Section vice-chairman, and Capt. M. H. Gluntz, USN (ret.), secretary, SNAME. Standing (dates given are years each person served as chairman): N. R. Farmer, Section meetings committee chairman; L. Rosenblatt (61-62), R. Schoen, 3rd (67-68), P. H. Hadley (63-64), E. D. Story (65-66), H. L. Walker Jr. (59-60), D. C. MacMillan (51-52), W. Lumbard (50-51), Capt. L. S. McCready, USMS (54-55), G. H. Copenhaver (53-54), R. P. Giblon (55-56), H. R. Glennon Jr. (60-61), E. A. Catlin (62-63), C. A. Narwicz (64-65), and C. W. Wilson, Section membership committee chairman.
Past Chairmen's Night At SNAME New York Metropolitan Section
Photo caption / Society News
Thirteen past chairmen attended Past Chairmen's Night at the New York Metropolitan Section of SNAME, where W. W. Robinson, editor of Yachting, presented a paper on pleasure craft.
Mentioned in this article
Contact
- W. I. Signell Section secretary-treasurer
- H. de Luce chairman, SNAME committee on sections
- H. J. Karsch Section papers' chairman
- W. W. Robinson editor of Yachting; paper author
- R. G. Mende Section chairman
- J. J. Henry president, SNAME
- M. D. Macpherson Section vice-chairman
- Capt. M. H. Gluntz USN (ret.), secretary, SNAME
- N. R. Farmer Section meetings committee chairman
- C. W. Wilson Section membership committee chairman
Organization
- The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers New York Metropolitan Section
Transcribed from the March 1969 print edition of Maritime Reporter & Engineering News. Text is OCR-derived and may contain errors.