Fellow Class of 1966

Nathan W. Aram
for contribution to the development of FM, FM multiplex, and television systems

John A. Aseltine
for leadership in systems analysis and contributions to national defense

Nelson M. Blachman
for contributions to statistical communication theory and to information theory

Kenneth L. Bowles
for contributions to ionospheric physics, and use of incoherent scatter for the study of the ionosphere and exosphere

James R. Davey (Life Fellow)
for contributions to telegraph and data transmission systems

Joseph Feinstein (Life Fellow)
for contributions to cross-field microwave tubes

William Gutzwiller (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the development and applicators

Harris, Jr. (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the theory and design of electronics control systems and for military systems engineering development

Gerald B. Herzog (Life Fellow)
for contributions to solid-state television and computer circuits

Albert S. Hoagland (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the fields of magnetic recording and data storage for electronic computers

Hans K. Jenny (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the development of microwave devices

Joseph C. Logue (Life Fellow)
for contributions to advanced solid-state techniques in the field of digital computation

Thomas L. Martin, Jr. (Life Fellow)
for leadership in graduate engineering education

Seymour Okwit (Life Fellow)
for contributions to solid-state devices, particularly masers, parametric amplifiers, and ferrite devices

Louis Pollack (Life Fellow)
for the pioneering design and development of communication satellite earth terminals, employed in moon refection relaying

Ian M. Ross (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the design theory and development of transistors

Hugh C. Ross (Life Fellow)
for contributions in the development of high vacuum switching equipment

Mischa Schwartz (Life Fellow)
for contributions to communication systems analysis and engineering education

Ronald E. Scott (Life Fellow)
for contributions to engineering education and technical advances in the fields of computer and network theory

Derrill F. Shankle (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the more effective use of insulation and to the design of field-test facilities for extra high voltage

Anthony E. Siegman (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the theory and application of masers and lasers to communications

Bernard D. Steinberg (Life Fellow)
for contributions toward advancing the theory of radar, sonar, and communication systems, and for reducing advanced theories to practical forms of engineering applications

Clarence G. Thornton (Life Fellow)
for contributions in research and development in the field of semiconductor devices

K. Tien (Life Fellow)
for creativity and leadership in advancing electronics

Daniel R. Von Recklinghausen (Life Fellow)
for contributions to FM multiplex broadcasting and reception in the field of high fidelity music reproduction