1 - Warren Cobb
2 - Bob Opal
3 - Jon Fenlaciki
4 - Bill Nedden
5 - George Clark?
6 - George Krambles
7 - Dick Lukin
8 - Jeff Brady
9 - Ralston Taylor?
10 - Howard Weege
11 - Bill McGregor
12 - Dan Gornstein
13 - Ray Neuhaus
14 - Don Weege
15 - Bob Kutella
16 - Tom Jervan
18 - John Woytash?
19 - Herb Hansen
20 - John Horachek
21 - Ralph Weege?
22 - Steve Hawley Michaels
24 - Glenn Andersen
25 - Frank Jur
26 - Mark Secco
28 - Pete Schmidt?
29 - Jim Johnson
30 - Jerry Lynn
31 - Ed Mizerocki
32 - Bob Gibson
33 - John Myhre
34 - Bill Wulfert
35 - Dave Shore
36 - Bob Walker
37 - Phil Hehn
38 - Ed Arnold
39 - Bob Konsbruck
40 - Bob Rayunec
(37/40)
Also, if you enjoy this sort of thing and remember back a few years, we still have some mystery faces in this photo from 1989.
I recognize #19 as Herb Hansen, one of our past presidents.
ReplyDeleteRay Schmid
Just noticed #26 looks like Mark Secco.
ReplyDelete#1 looks like Warren Cobb
ReplyDelete#4 is Bill Nedden
ReplyDeleteR Stahl
Its been ages since I have seen any of you, and this photo is from an era a decade before I got really active. Possibly #32 is Jim Blower, and #33 could be Dave Conrad, but forgive me if I am all wrong. The Glenn Andersen id seems correct. I would think that Al Simms should be in this photo, but I cannot depict him. Based on https://www.irm.org/gallery/membersday1971/aal I think 16 is a guy named Crosby, and 18 is Dennis Dougherty. Is Doug Oakes in the photo? Randy Anderson? Nick Kallas?
ReplyDeletePictures of reunions like these happen at funerals, sadly. Was it for Howard Odinius?
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Also #22 looks like Hawley.
ReplyDeleteSorry, I am pretty sure #32 is Bob Gibson. Is Bill McGregor in the photo or Frank Sirinek?
ReplyDeleteMaybe #9 is Charlie King.
ReplyDelete#33 looks like John Meyer
ReplyDeleteJohn Meyer not Myhre
DeleteNick didn’t think that was John Myhre either. Who is/was John Meyer?
DeleteI'm pretty sure this was taken after the Howard Odinius funeral. The "SPECIAL ISSUE: MUSEUM FOUNDER PASSES AWAY" as shown on page 36 of the IRM Rail & Wire "Centennial Issue". It says: he passed away April 25 (that would be 1973).
ReplyDeleteBill Wulfert
I would accept John Myhre as #33. I don’t believe there ever was a John Meyer, people just assumed that’s how his name was spelled.
ReplyDeleteIs #38 Ed Arnold?
ReplyDeleteAlso: early on at IRM John Meyer spelled his name Meyer. At some point, he changed the spelling of his name to reflect his Scandinavian heritage. Whether it was a legal name change or just on IRM records, I don't know, but it was very important to him.
Thanks, Les, I didn't know that. Anyway, we're all talking about the same person.
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