Ingenious space age electronic components - pretty Donna Loar exhibits some of the Space Age electron Tubes made at RCA's manufacturing facility in Lancaster, Pa. The company has just announced a $11.6 million expansion program for this plant. Some of these conversion tubes shown help outer space vehicles "see" and make complex measurements of distant planets. Others are used in military equipment and TV cameras as well as specialized industrial and scientific instruments. Miss Loar holds an osillograph tube which is widely used in electronic test equipment.
Lancaster County Gas Division of UGI, Quarter Century Club Banquet at the Hamilton Club. Seated left to right: W. D. McElroy, J. H. Mackenzie, G. M. Jones, Kathryn Gabriel, Helen Martin, W. E. Colvin, K. B. Anderson, F. J. Buttner. Standing front row, left to right: J. L. Harrison, Harry Murr, Paul Kendig, R. L. Yeager, George Groff, Ray Kendig, Andrew J. Leib Sr., George Schanerberger, John Groft Sr., Ralph Potts, John Schweers, Lloyd Ashby, James Cole, B. L. DeVerter. Standing back row, left to right: Barton S. Kent, J. M. Colon, George Myers, Everett Harner, Paul DeVerter, Ivan Campbell, Abraham Johns, Roy Oberlin, John Ursprung, Earl Campbell, Sylvan Gochanauer, Joseph Libus, Arthur Seeley.
