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T.G. Folliard Elected

Controller, R.J. Palmer

Treasurer At Bucyrus-Erie

Norris K. Ekstrom, chairman and chief executive officer of Bucyrus-Erie Company,

South Milwaukee, Wis., has announced the election of Thomas G. Folliard as controller, and Roger J. Palmer, treasurer.

Mr. Folliard is now treasurer, a position he has held since January 1978. He joined

Bucyrus-Erie in 1975 as assistant treasurer.

He was formerly with Northern Trust Com- pany and with the accounting firm of Peat,

Marwick & Mitchell.

Mr. Palmer has been controller since 1975.

He joined the company in 1966 as manager of audits and budgets. He was a staff ac- countant with Arthur Young & Company

Thomas G. Folliard Roger J. Palmer prior to joining B-E. He previously held positions as manager of corporate account- ing, plant controller at Evansville, Ind., and assistant controller, to which position he was appointed in 1973.

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Write 271 on Reader Service Card 22 'Jimmy' May Retires

From Savannah Shipyard —W.H. Fischer Appointed

At his recent retirement party at the Whitehall Club in

New York, Jimmy May (left) greets guests. At right is

Warren Fischer, Mr. May's successor as New York rep- resentative for Savannah Shipyard Co.

More than 150 friends gathered at the

Whitehall Club in New York recently to ex- press their best wishes to James E. (Jimmy)

May on the occasion of his retirement from

Savannah Shipyard Company. Mr. May has been active in the ship repair industry for the past 40 years. He joined Savannah Ship- yard's New York office in 1963 as director of sales, and was elected vice president in 1971.

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BOOK SIGNING CEREMONY—The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers recently held a signing ceremony at the

World Trade Center Club in New York for the new edition of the book Ship Design and

Construction. Copies of the new book were given to all authors and members of the

Control Committee, and each signed the front flyleaf. Shown above signing the books are (from left) : Robert Taggart, editor;

E. Scott Dillon, chairman of the Control

Committee; Robert G. Mende, secretary and executive director of the Society; Lester

Rosenblatt, then president of the Society; and Control Committee members Robert T.

Young and Edward V. Lewis. Authors pres- ent at the ceremony were: Harold Acker,

Nicholas Bachko, David Bannerman, Francis

Bartlett, David Bloodgood, John Boylston,

William Cleary, Robert Cunningham, Ray- mond Devoluy, Ludwig Hoffmann, J. Hsein,

Ronald Kiss, Clyde Leavitt, Daniel Mallett,

Robert Price, Angelo Ritola, Victor Schellen- berg, I. Stern, Philip Stitt, Robert Taggart, and Robert Tapscott.

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