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Revision as of 12:45, 10 October 2011

History

The Saint Louis Section has been in existence for over 100 years as part of IEEE. The section encompasses a large territory stretching from Hannibal, MO, to Carbondale, IL, to the Missouri boot heel, to Rolla, to Columbia-and a small stretch along I-70 to the Indiana border. As of 2008, they had over 2600 IEEE members in the Section.

Past Chairmen

IEEE

^[1]

• 2011 Bob Becnel
• 2010 Keith Corzine
• 2009 Tyria Riley
• 2008 H.S. Mallikarjuna
• 2007 Jim Bornholdt
• 2006 Ken Owens
• 2005 Robert Menzel
• 2004 Bob Leavene
• 2003 Steve Watkins
• 2002 Gregory Murden
• 2001 Roobik Gharabagi
• 2000 George Zobrist
• 1999 Shirley Cheng
• 1998 Dave Massey
• 1997 Hardy Pottinger
• 1996 Bill Schallert
• 1995 Craig Hartmann
• 1994 Joseph O'Sullivan
• 1993 Gary R Fuerst
• 1992 Jim Hahn
• 1991 Dave Muren?
• 1990 Rick Butler?
• 1988-1989 Bob Schnell
• 1987-1988
• 1986-1987 Arthur E Goldberger Jr
• 1985-1986 Don Cramer
• 1984-1985 Gary Shannon
• 1983-1984 Cliff Skouby
• 1982-1983 Ed Bertnolli
• 1981-1982

IRE

^[2]

• 1958 C E Mosley
• 1957 F W Swantz
• 1956 F A Fillmore
• 1955 R W Benson
• 1954 E F O'Hare
• 1953 H J Hicks
• 1952 H G Wise
• 1951 C E Harrison
• 1950 L A Mollman
• 1949 G M Cummings
• 1948 R L Coe (P) Radio Station KSD
• 1947 S H Van Wambeck (P)
• 1946 B B Miller
• 1945 N B Flowler Chairman, Carl F Meyer Vice Ch - Radio Station KFUO
• 1944 Nicholas J Zehr (P) Radio Station KWK
• 1943 P S McDaniel*1942
• 1941 St. Louis Section of IRE established

AIEE

^[3]

• 1923-1963 unknown
• 1922 C C Robinson
• 1921
• 1920
• 1919
• 1918
• 1917 A McR Harrelson, Chief Engineer, Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co.
• 1916 Walter O Pennell, Acting Chief Engineer-S.W.Bell Telephone System
• 1915
• 1914 Francis James Bullivant, Chief Engineer Valley Electric Company
• 1913 A McR Harrelson
• 1912
• 1911 R. S. Pattison, Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co.
• 1904-1910
• 1903 Section Established as Branch of AIEE by Winder Elwel Goldsborough, Chief of the Department of Electricity at the Louisiana Exposition, usually referred to as the 1904 World's Fair.

Notes

1. ↑ Names are obtained from a combination of newsletter publications and collective memory.
2. ↑ Names obtained from publications of the IRE. In most cases these are just the first initial(s) and last name. First names are obtained from additional research.
3. ↑ Names obtained from publications of the AIEE

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All corrections, additions, and comments are welcomed and encouraged! Send to h.pottinger@ieee.org

Further Reading

Link to Section Homepage

IEEE Geographic Unit Organizing Document - Saint Louis Section