Page 84: of Maritime Reporter Magazine (June 1986)

SNAME Announces Standing

Special And Technical

Committees For 1986

Capt. Perry W. Nelson, USN (Ret.), president of the Society of

Naval Architects and Marine Engi- neers, a professional/technical or- ganization for members of the ma- r rine industry, announced the follow-ing committee chairmen for 1986:

STANDING AND

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Applications Committee—Wil- liam duBarry Thomas, naval ar- chitect, J.J. Henry Co., Inc.

Audit Committee—Lester Ro- senblatt, chairman of the board and chief executive officer, M. Ro- senblatt & Son, Inc. and past presi- dent of the Society. k

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Awards Committee—Rear Adm.

Kenneth E. Wilson Jr., USN (Ret.), management consultant.

Banquet Committee—Roderick

B. Hulla, project manager, J.J.

Henry Co., Inc.

Budget and Endowments Com- mittee—Donald L. Caldera, chairman and chief executive offi- cer, Bahama Cruise Line, Inc.

Dinner Dance Committee—Rob- ert J. Bazzini, national sales man- ager, Transamerica Delaval, Inc.

Education Committee—William

E. Zimmie, consultant, Hyde Prod- ucts, Inc.

Exposition Committee—Robert

G. Mende, secretary and executive director of the Society.

Fellows Committee—Prof. Rich- ard B. Couch, Department of Nav- al Architecture and Marine Engi- neering, the University of Michigan and honorary vice president of the

Society.

Finance Committee—Daniel D.

Strohmeier, past president of the

Society.

Journal of Ship Production Com- mittee—Prof. Howard McR.

Bunch, NAVSEA professor, the

University of Michigan.

Journal of Ship Research Com- mittee—Ralph D. Cooper, direc- tor, marine board, National Acade- my of Sciences and honorary vice president of the Society.

Long Range Planning Commit- tee—Robert T. Young, consul- tant and past president of the Socie- ty.

Marine Technology Committee—

Dr. William B. Morgan, Head,

Ship Performance Department, Da- vid W. Taylor NSRDC.

Member Insurance Committee—

Robert Axelrod, vice president, finance, J.J. Henry Co., Inc. and treasurer of the Society.

Membership Committee—Rich- ard R. Hopkins, president, JJH

Inc. of Virginia.

Nominating Committee—Don- ald E. Ridley, senior vice presi- dent and general manager, marine division, Bird-Johnson Company and vice president of the Society.

Papers Committee—Capt. Jack

A. Obermeyer, USN (Ret.), con- sultant and honorary vice president of the Society.

Pension Committee—Douglas

C. MacMillan, consultant and honorary vice president of the So- ciety.

Principles of Naval Architecture

Control Committee—John J.

Nachtsheim, consulting naval ar- chitect and past president of the

Society.

Publications Committee—Roy

L. Harrington, manager, modular construction, Newport News Ship- building and vice president of the

Society.

Scholarships Committee—Capt.

Robert E. Stark, USN (Ret.), consultant and honorary vice presi- dent of the Society.

Sections Committee—Donald E.

Ridley, senior vice president and general manager, marine division,

Bird-Johnson Company and vice president of the Society.

Technical and Research Advance

Planning Committee—Naresh M. 84 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News