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Journal Article

Title
Past presidents - where are they now?
In
Engineers Australia
Imprint
vol. 50, no. 7, 1978, pp. 20-22
Description

The Institution of Engineers, Australia has 18 surviving past presidents. They range from Sir Ronald East, who held the post in 1952, to Lincoln Rowe, who stepped down this week as the 1977 president. Engineers Australia contacted them to find out where they are now and what they are doing.

Includes brief text and a portrait photo of these presidents:
1952. Sir Ronald East;
1954. Charles Candy;
1958. Dr David Myers;
1959. Henry Furphy;
1961. Gordon Colebatch;
1962. Major Genreal Sir Robert Risson;
1965. Prof Charles Moorhouse;
1966. Edwin Crawford;
1967. Henry Hodgson;
1968. Ian Langlands;
1969. Prof John Roderick;
1971. Sir Bernard Callinan;
1972. Dr Don Woods;
1973. Prof Arthur Corbett;
1974. Wallace McKensey;
1975. Sir Louis Matheson;
1976. Bob Rivett;
1977. Lincoln Rowe.

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