01/59

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• David Packard’s Address–Christmas Party, 1958
• Impressive Group Photograph Taken–Complete Hewlett-Packard Product Line, Dan O’Rourke, 6-7.

02/59

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Sonoma Conference Highlights
• Busy ’59 Ahead
• Bonus Will Be Ever Flexible To Reflect Production Efforts of Our Gang
• IRE Show in Offing
• Quality Assurance at Hewlett-Packard, John Blunk, 10.

03/59

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Product Quality Begins with Job Knowledge Plus Attitude
• H. Rowan Gaither Elected To Fill Board Vacancy
• Spring Business Outlook Good
• Dave Packard Elected P.G.&E. Director, 2.
• Quality Assurance Through Engineering, Edna MacLean, 10.

04/59

• Hewlett-Packard Instruments Contributing Factor in “Jupiter” Ballistic Missile, 8.
• Twelve New H-P Products Shown First Time–New York IRE Show, Noel Eldred, 10.

05/59

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• March Orders–“Highest on Record”
• Show Response
• On New Personnel Hiring–“Quality” is the Key
• Summer Applicants
• Hewlett-Packard Holds European Sales Seminar, Tom Christiansen, 5.
• Tube Lab–Once A Dream–Becomes Fact, 6.
• The 302A Harmonic Wave Analyzer, Duane Lingafelter, 8.
• Systems and Procedures Section and how it affects the -hp- picture, Dave Bates, 10.

06/59

• 721A Transistor Power Supply, Dick Reynolds, 4.
• Hewlett-Packard Journal Approaches Tenth Anniversary, Jay Avbie, 10.
• H-P Acquires Palo Alto Engineering Co., 12.
• 07/59 From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Thanks Gang! (picnic)
• Should We Break Picnic into Smaller Groups?
• New ‘Scope for WESCON
• Sales Hold Strong
• PAECO and DYMEC
• A Helping Hand
• PGANE Pioneer Award to F.L. Moseley, 6.
• Hewlett-Packard College Recruiting Program Merits One of Highest Engineer Acceptance Rates in Industry, Eric Johnson, 10.

08/59

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• New Training Program To Create Greater Opportunity for All
• H-P Honored by Hoover Visit
• $4,000,000 month!
• H-P Science Interest Course at H. Hoover School, Charlotte Russell, 3.
• H-P Loses a Valued Friend and Representative–Alfred Crossley, 5.
• Russell H. Varian Heart Attack Victim, 6.
• H-P Participates in I.R.E. Convention in Australia, 10.
• H-P Model 412A–DC Vacuum Tube Voltmeter, Duane Lingafelter, 11.

09/59

• Dave Packard on Two-Week Russian Tour With 39 Northern California Businessmen, 2.
• IN MEMORIAM-Charles R. Blyth, Bill Hewlett, 2.
• Boonton Radio Corporation Becomes H-P Subsidiary, 2.
• Ray Demere off for Germany to Manage Stuttgart Plant, 3.
• HPSA Hits the Highways and Byways (New Mobile Demonstration Lab–A Completely Equipped Facility), internal/external PHOTOS, Bill Doolittle, 5.
• 30,898 Visitors Attend “Biggest Yet” WESCON, Bill Terry, 6.
• New H-P Model 154A Voltage/Current Channel Amplifier, Gene Warrington, 8.
• H-P Printed Circuit Department Sells Eye Appeal Plus Reliability, Clyde Coombs, 10.

10/59

• Progress Report on Hilltop Construction, 3.
• Bill Hewlett Re-Elected Hospital Board President, 3.
• New H-P Model 683A Rounds Out BWO SERIES, John Minck, 6.
• A Look at H-P’s Newest Relative, The Boonton Radio Corporation, 10.
• Palo Alto-Stanford Hospital Model of Community Cooperation, 18.
• INSERT: Packard Russia Report (re: September two-week tour of Russia)-FIRST IN SERIES
• Flight to Moscow
• Airfields Devoid of Hangar Facilities
• Hotel Ukraine
• Pleasantries Exchanged at Chamber of Commerce
• Kremlin Visit
• Puppet Show–One of Few Moscow Entertainments
• Television Center Tour
• Department Store Prices, High–Quality Poor
• American Exhibit Impressions
• Mikoyan Meeting
• Soviet Exhibit Impressive
• The People’s Car?
• Anent the American Dollar
• Fear Walks in Russian
• Dave Meets Russian Copy H-P Model 410
• Russians Exhibit Tremendous Interest in All Things Scientific
• Frustrating Mix-up

11/59

• Bill Hewlett Appointed New California Manufacturer’s Association (C.M.A.) Board Member, 2.
• Portable Voltmeter Developed (403A), Gene Warrington, 4.
• H-P in Colorado, Dave Packard, 8.
• New Butler Bldg. Annex Machine Shop, Charlotte Russell, 10.
• Production Rolling at Boeblingen, Bill Feeley, 16.
• INSERT: Packard Russia Report-SECOND IN SERIES
• Leningrad Impressions
• Generator Manufacturing Works Visited
• Window Shopping
• Enlightening Encounter
• Russian Educational System Evaluated
• School Labs Well Equipped
• Student Decorum Impresses

12/59

• Christmas Message from Dave and Bill, Dave Packard, 2.
• ’59–An Exciting Twelve Months
• Ever Better H-P Methods in Evidence
• H-P Offers Opportunities for Educational Assistance
• Anent Christmas Luncheon and Ceremony
• Report From Europe, Bill Doolittle, 4.
• H-P Counter Featured on New York Television Show, 6.
• H-P’s Apprenticeship Training Program Underway, Lee Seligson, 8.
• Loveland Planning Phase Now Underway, Ed Porter, 10.
• INSERT: Packard Russia Report-THIRD AND FINAL IN SERIES
• Perseverance Prevails
• Manufacturing Process Observed
• Hermitage Museum
• Enplane to Kiev
• Interesting Construction Procedure
• Rentals Inexpensive But Other Items Not
• Another Meter Plant Tour
• Electric Razors by Government Decree
• The Russian Collective Farm
• A Party for the Guides
• Back to Brussels and the Free World
• INSERT: WATT’S CURRENT Presents Dave’s Christmas Message to the H-P Gang (separate 4-page publication)
• Past Year One of Best
• We’re Proud of Our New Affiliates
• H-P Stuttgart Operation
• ’59 Marked H-P’s 20th Anniversary
• H-P’s Progress Result of Teamwork
• What the Future Holds
• New Pay Program Announced
• H-P Highlights of 1959–Recap of Important Events (back page)

1/58

• Hewlett-Packard 1955-1957 – A Supplement to the
  1954 Anniversary Issue of Watt’s Current, 1.
• Bet With a Multiple Payoff;
  Founder-Partners Have Built Small Original Investment Into Stake of Nearly $50 Million.
  They Have Spaced the Gravy Around With Incentive Payments, Stock Bonuses, Employee-Owned Sidelines.
  Behind Growth is Pioneering of New Instruments (70% of 1956 Volume was in Products New Since 1950).
• Hewlett-Packard’s New Products Boost Profits, 5.
• HP Appoints 4 Vice Presidents, 5.
• HP Development Lab. Organization, Barney Oliver, 6.
• What’s a Production Engineer?, Edna MacLean, 10.
• How Purchasing Ticks as They Spend Money to Make
  More of Same, Bob Sundberg, 12.
• Hewlett-Packard Sales Organization, Noel Eldred, 14.
• What is a Road Show Like?, John Borgsteadt, 15.
• ’57 Seminar – A Successful, Enthusiastic Effort,
  John Borgsteadt, 16.
• IRE 1957 Show Tops All Past Production Efforts, 18.
• Plant Management News, Noel Porter, 20.
• New Hewlett-Packard Hilltop Plant, 23.
• The Best Factory Building in Existence, Stan
  Selby, 24.
• Hill-Top Lower Deck – A Continuous Flow Operation,
  Harold Wild, 26.
• School Bells at HP, Lee Benzel, 28.
• Funds Matching – Tops All Records, George Kan, 28.
• HP Incentive Bonus System and How it Works, Dick
  Stone, 29.
• From Our President’s Desk, 30.
• Retirement Plan Revision, John Beyers, 30.
• Retirement Plan – Review and Report, John Beyers,
  Page 30.
• HP Retirement Plan Security Purchases Listed, Ed
  Van Bronkhorst, 31.
• Hewlett-Packard Christmas Bonus Hits All-Time High, $547,000 – 7% of Yearly Gross, Stu Churchon, 34.
• Hewlett-Packard Offers:
  Opportunities in Electronic Instrumentation
  Broad Scope of Engineering Activity
  Recognition of Achievements
  Young, Secure and Growing Company
  Advantages for Employees
  Ideal Location for the Engineer, 36.

01/58

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• What’s Ahead for ’58
• Production Integration of Six New Instruments Seen by Mid-year
• New Applications for 560A, the Sputnik Celebrity
• Suggestions for Improved Supervisory Efficiency Now in Order
• Bet With a Multiple Payoff (reprinted from Business Week magazine, Dec. 14, 1957), 3.
• Hewlett-Packard Christmas Bonus Hits All-Time High, Stu Churchon, 6.
• PHOTOS: Travelab, exterior/interior, 9.
• H-P Instruments Considered Standard of European Industry–As in USA (Part II), Bill Doolittle, 11.
• New “Task Team” Carries the Ball on 120A Development Program, Dick Reynolds, 12.

02/58

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Sonoma Conference Report
• H-P Instruments Considered Standard of European Industry–As in USA (Part III), Bill Doolittle, 8.
• New Hewlett-Packard Model 340A Noise Figure Meter, Dick Reynolds, 13.

03/58 

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• ARE YOUR PERSONAL CALLS REALLY NECESSARY??
• Incoming Messages Must be Curtailed
• Development Effort Stressed by WESCON, 5.
• PHOTOS: Neely Enterprises’ new Mobile Lab, exterior/interior, 7.
• PHOTO: “Voltswagon” (Volkswagon Microbus), 9.

04/58

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Show Report
• Booth Well Located
• H-P Engineers Scoop Competitors
• Big Production Job Ahead
• Looks Like Another Banner Year for ’58
• All Hands Back and Ready to Push–With WESCON Ahead
• Show Sales’s Impact Indicative of Strong Second Half, Noel Eldred, 4.
• Effectiveness of Aggressive Hewlett-Packard New Product Development Program–A Highlight of New York Show, Barney Oliver, 5.
• H-P Model 434A Calorimetric Power Meter, Dick Reynolds, 6.

05/58

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Important Sidelight to -hp- Affairs (community involvement of Bob Sundberg)
• Business Outlook Optimistic
• Naval Inspection and Its H-P Relationship, Duane Marshall, 5.
• New H-P Model 425A Microvolt-Ammeter, Dick Reynolds, 7.

06/58

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• May orders Hit New High
• Questionnaire Response Excellent
• Dymec (new name for associates in Redwood building)
• Vacation Thought
• European Manufacturing Operation–An H-P Possibility, Bill Hewlett, 3.
• What Do America’s Top Industrial Leaders Foresee for 1958 and After?, 4.
• Packard Elected President Stanford Board of Trustees, 7.
• H-P Model 218A Digital Delay Generator

07/58

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• summer high-school interns
• picnic
• AMA conference
• Packard Elected Member Stanford Research Board, 2.
• Hewlett President of Board P.A.-Stanford Medical Center, 2.
• PHOTO: Dave Packard behind Eisenhower (at American Management Association Mobilization Conference),3 First H-P picnic, 3
• PHOTO: Travelab in Canada, 11.

08/58

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Next Hill-Top Construction in Planning Stage
• New Orders Holding Up Well
• Foreign Sales and its Relation to Over-all Production, Bill Doolittle, 10.

09/58

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• New Product Development Pays Off (WESCON)
• Fall Business Outlook Optimistic
• Welcome to San Felipe! (day at San Felipe Ranch)
• 1958 WESCON Show–Biggest Ever, Ron Whitburn, 4.
• New H-P Instruments Introduced at WESCON, Dick Reynolds, 5.

10/58

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Hew-Pack Gears up for Heavy Load Ahead
• H-P Acquiring Interest in F. L. Moseley Company
• PHOTO: Dave Packard and Bill Hewlett with Senator Knowland at Stanford Plant during gubernatorial campaign, 3.
• 11/58 From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• A Word to Our New People
• Four-Day Thanksgiving and Christmas Week Ends Set
• Special Industrial Demonstrations Make H-P ISA Exhibit Outstanding Success, Dan O’Rourke, 7.

12/58

• Christmas Greeting from Dave and Bill, Dave Packard, 2.
• A Time To Pause and Give Thanks
• Dave Packard Named “All-America”–25 Years Later, 2.
• CENTER INSERT: F.L. Moseley Company. . . Letter of Introduction from Head of Recorder Company Serves to Introduce H-P’ites to New H-P Affiliate and Its Potential.

01/57

• University “Funds Matching” Program Breaks
  Another Record, George Kan, 2.
• $884,206.93 Balance For HP Retirement Trust
  Fund, John Beyers, 2.
• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 3.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 4.
• Plant Management News, View of New Stanford
  HP on Hilltop, Porter, 6.
• Hewlett-Packard Christmas Party Extravaganza –
  ’56 Version – Biggest Most Lavish Yet, $444,000
  Bonus Melon, Jim Hobson, 8.

02/57

• Hewlett-Packard Retirement Plan – Review and
  Report, John Beyers, 2.
• Dave and Bill “Boss Of The Year”, Bill Happ, 3.
• Training Department – New Production Goals,
  Barbara Groff, 3.
• Our Reps Are Selling, 4.
• Production Memos – All-Out Effort Paying Off, Bill Bohnett, 8.
• Mac McClellan is Navy Inspector for HP Instruments
  Being Built for the Navy, Duane Marshall, 10.
• The Inverted Circle – Dynac Ships First Of Its
  Own Design, Frank Bequaert, 12.
• Shipping News, Recent Department Growth and
  Structure Explained,k Alan Thoburn, 16.
• Classification Of Fires, Pete Vogt, 19.

03/57

• Five Years Ago (310 to 511 employees, Marlene Dunwoodie, 2.
• HP Recreation Area – 95 Acre Plot Near Felton, John Beyers, 2.
• Production Management News, Hill-Top and Present
  Plant Heads Listed, by Porter, 4.
• Lab’s John Cage – Man Of Accomplishment, Dick
  Reynolds, 6.
• Bonus Boosters – New Turret Lathe, 10.

04/57

• From Our President’s Desk, 2.
• 1,024 Free Polio Shots Given HP Employees, John Beyers, 3.
• Production Management News, Porter, 4.
• Lab’s Norm Schrock, Instrument Developer, Dick Reynolds, 6.
• Service Visitors, Don Corson, 8.
• IRE 1957 Show Tops All Past Production Efforts, Cort Van Rensselaer, 10.

05/57

• From Our President’s Desk, 2.
• Mary Henry Paints Electronic Murals in New Hillton
  Building, Stu Churchon, 3.
• HP Retirement Plan Security Purchases Listed,
  Ed Van Bronkhorst, 9.
• Dynac Stockholders Annual Report, George Climo, 18.

06/57

• Production Management News – HP Quotas Being Met, Noel Porter, 4.
• Hewlett-Packard Representatives Plan and Occupy
  New Quarters, Noel Eldred, 5.
• The Best Factory Building In Existence, Stan Selby, 8.
• The Hewlett-Packard College Recruiting Program, Page 10.

07/57

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Holiday Land At Felton, Jack Weiershauser, 4.
• Hill-Top Lower Deck – A Continuous Flow Operation,
  Harold Wild, 6.
• Hew-Packers Receive 962 Free Polio Shots, John Beyers, 8.
• Round-Up of HP Representatives Spring Road Shows, Page 10.
• Sick Leave Policy Revised – Benefits Boosted, 12.
• Lab’s Art Fong – Notable Designer, 13.
• 752 Directional Coupler, Lew Chapman, 14.
• Four Hewlett-Packard Scholarships Granted, 17.
• Stock Road Maps Ease Item Location, Jane Lazauski, Page 18.

08/57

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• ’57 Seminar A Successful, Enthusiastic Effort –
  75 Reps In Attendance, John Borgsteadt, 4.
• Plant Number One Rearrangement Methods Contribute
  Toward More Efficient Production, Gordon Eding, 6.
• Lab’s Phil Hand – Capitol Event, Dick Reynolds, 8.
• Our Summer Employment Program, Ray Wilbur, 8.
• HP’s Reps In Session at ’57 Seminar, 10.
• ’57 Picnic Extravaganza – One To Remember, Stu
• Churchon, 12.

09/57

• From Our President’s Desk, 2.
• Tour Thru WESCON, Electronic Wonderland, Duane Marshall, 6.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 7.
• Art In Electronics Contest Won by Hew-Pack Man, Carl Clement, 8.
• Air Conditioning and Electrical Equipment For
  Stanford Plant Last Word in Modern Efficiency, Phil Towle, 11.
• A Note From The Wheel Notching Nook, 12.

10/57

• HP and Dynac Combine Forces For 12th Annual I.S.A.
  Show and Exhibit, Cort Van Rensselaer, 2.
• Cover Subject – 560A Digital Recorder, Dick
  Reynolds, 4.

11/57

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Plant Management News, Flexibility – Key To Our
  Industry’s Growth, Noel Porter, 4.
• Our Reps Are Selling, 5.
• How Purchasing Ticks As They Spend Money to Make
  More of Same, Bob Sundberg, 6.
• HP Institutes Fine, New Nursing and Health Program, Ray Wilbur, 8.
• HP’s Shipping Department – An Alert, Progressive,
  Well-Organized Team, Hank Meadows, 10.

12/57

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• A Word From the Front Office, 3.
• Hew-Pack Employees’ Scholarship Time Again, Ed Van Bronkhorst, 3.
• HP Scholarship Winner Receives Signal Honor, 3.
• Funds Matching Program Indicates Record Support,
  George Kan, 3.
• Plant Management News, Noel Porter, 4.
• About the Over-The-Counter-Market, 5.
• The Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 6.
• Fall Seminar Concluded, Carl Cottrell, 7.
• H-P Instruments Considered Standard of European
  Industry–As in USA (Part I), Bill Doolittle, 10.
• Lab Girds For Future, Ted Anderson, 14.

01/56

• Enthusiastic Response To “Funds Matching” Program, George Kan, 1.
• HP Factory Organization, Noel Porter, 1.
• Income Tax Notes, Ed van Bronkhorst, 1.
• From Our President’s Desk – Birth of Dynac, Inc., Dave Packard, 1.
• HP Employees’ Scholarship Fund, Ed van Bronkhorst, Page 1.
• Yewell Associates’ Open House – One of the Most
  Successful Of All Time, Cort Van Rensselaer. 3.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Once Again, Quality First!, Cal Larsen, 6.
• Christmas Bonus Checks Hit $324,000, Jim Hobson, 7.
• Xmas Plan Gives Hope For Child of War-Torn
  Europe, Machine Shop, 9.
• The Company’s Most Valuable Asset, 12.
• Definitions, 12.
• Hewlett-Packard Broadens its “Scope” of Operations, Duane Marshall, 14.
• Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 19.
• Your HP Shipping Department, Hank Meadows, 2.

02/56

• Cort van Rensselaer in Washington – Signal Honor
  For Cort and Hewlett-Packard, 1.
• From Our President’s Desk – Anent HP’s Management Training Program, 1.
• Robert Rawlins Of Dynac, George Climo, 3.
• Business and Defense Services Administration, 4.
• Campus I.R.E. Meeting, George Kan, 5.
• Around The World With George Kan, HP Products
  Highly Regarded All Over the World, Stu Churchon, Page 10.
• What’s A Production Engineer, Edna MacLean, 11.
• Night Life That Pays Thru HP Instructors, Hal Hiner, 13.
• Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 16.

03/56

• From Our President’s desk – Dynac Stock Permit Issued, 1.
• I.R.E. Hi-Fi Report, Marvin Willrodt, 3.
• Giant Air Compressor Now In Use, Ralph Lee, 6.
• Astronomy And Its Contributions To Your Everyday
  Living, Wes Simpson, 8.
• Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 12.

04/56

• Engineers – One of Our Vital Assets, Noel E. Porter, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• The Palo Alto Engineering Company Story, Noel Eldred, 5.
• What’s A Production Engineer, Edna MacLean, 7.
• Unusual HP Woman – Gals Invade Lathe Section, Al Sperry, 9.
• Service Visitors, Bob Aiken, 12.
• Dave Packard and Rube Ryerson Explain Details of
  HP’s New Instruments to Prospective Customers, 15.
• Bonus Boosters – Fifteen Horsepower Asset, Al Sperry, 18.

05/56

• HP Scholarship Program Stepped Up, Frank Cavier, 1.
• From Our President’s Desk, Good Show Reports, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling – Broken Records Galore, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Training For The Assembly Areas – Indoctrination Course, Stan Selby, 5.
• Dynac In Gear – First Instrument Shipped, Jim Hobson, 6.
• HP’s Chemical Lab – New Basement Installation, Al Sperry, 7.
• Safety Is The Thing, Pete Vogt, 7.
• Harold Elliott – HP Consulting Engineer, One Of HP’s Top Assets, 8.
• Neophyte Rep’s Seminar – Orientation Session Just Completed, Carl Mahurin, 10.
• Service Visitors – From Here and There, Carl Mahurin, 12.
• Piped Entertainment – HP Now Subscribes To Muzak Service, 15.

06/56

• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Four HP Scholarships Granted – Two Awards For HP-ites, Frank Cavier, 6.
• Press of Executive Duties Force Packard’s Retirement From School Board, Dr. Henry Gunn, Superintendent of Palo Alto School, 7.
• Breaking Ground for HP’s New Buildings, 8.
• HP Incentive Bonus System and How It Works, Dick Stone, 10.
• Service Visitors – Popular Program, Carl Mahurin, 18.

07/56

• Packard’s Picnic Address – Dave Expresses
  Appreciation For Continuance of HP Spirit, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling!, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Bonus Booster – A Fifty-Ton Brake, Stu Churchon, 8.
• Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 19.

08/56

• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• David Packard’s Address To Reps Sales Seminar – July, 1956, 3.
• Excerpts From Bill Hewlett’s Talk On The Hewlett-
  Packard Research and Development Program, 6.
• Sales Manager Eldred’s Welcoming Speech To Seminar’ites, 7.
• Noel Porter’s Talk On The Hewlett-Packard Production Program, 9.
• Cort Van Rensselaer Concludes Washington Tour Of Duty, Dean Abramson, 13.
• From Porter’s Corner, 15.
• The Inverted Circle – Dynac Loaded With Engineers, Oxidized Agate, 23.

09/56

• Retirement Plan Revision, John Beyers, 1.
• From Our President’s Desk – Production Pressure Still Ahead, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling – Here We Grow, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Noel Eldred Honored As WESCON Pioneer, 5.
• 1956 WESCON, Duane Marshall, 7.
• From Porter’s Corner – All-time Payroll High, 10.
• Hew-Pack Designer Reports On Recent M.I.T. Creative Engineering Course, Carl Clement, 12.
• New Group Eligible To Join Retirement Plan, 17.

10/56

• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• ’56 WESCON Great Success – 30,000 Engineers In Attendance, 3.
• From Porter’s Corner, 4.
• Current HP Instruments, Dick Reynolds, 5.
• Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 6.

11/56

•  From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 1.
• Twenty-Six Old Timers Now On New Retirement Plan, John Beyers, 1.
• Production Management News – New Plant Set-up,
  First Unit on Stanford Hill, Porter, 6.
• Brunton Bauer, HP Chief Engineer, HP Lab,
  Dick Reynolds, 10.
• Our Future Bonus Boosters Get Into Action,
  Good Investments, Harold Poole, 18.

12/56

• Christmas Greetings from Our Presidents Desk, Page 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling – New Courses Given, 3.
• The Inverted Circle – Problems In Outer Space, George Climo, 5.
• Plant Management News – Extra Effort Paying Off, Porter, 6.

01/55

• Page Mill Traffic Signal Now in Effect, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling – Better Motor Cars Thru HP Electronics, Noel Eldred, 3.
• HP’s Noel Porter Makes Presentation to WCEMS’s Heckert L. Parker, 4.
• Motion Economy (Continued from December Issue), Tool and Equipment Design For Bonus Boosting, Al Sperry, 5.
• Stella Ely Retires – Printed Watt’s Current for 13 Years, Dean Abramson, 6.
• HP Oscillators and Audio Signal Generators, Dick Reynolds, 10.
• Sassoon Sopher, French Rep Visits HP Plant, 11.

02/55

• Hewlett Completes Term As National I.R.E. Prexy,1.
• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 1.
• Income Tax Info, Ed Van Bronkhorst, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling – Sales Volume on Upswing, 3.
• Howdy To a Neighbor Across The Way – Varian Associates’ New Microwave Research and Development Plant Over On Hansen Way Represents History Similar to Our Own, Al Sperry, 4.
• Current HP Instruments – HP Model 400D Voltmeter, HP Model 410B Wide Range Voltmeter, Dick Reynolds, 6.
• Johnny Harrison – HP Cabinet Maker, Duke Madsen, 8.
• Mastery of Machine – Mechanization Less Harmful Than Man, Pete Vogt, 12.

03/55

• Income Tax News and Views, Ed Van Bronkhorst, 1.
• Scholarship Time Again, Frank Cavier, 1.
• State Completes Mailing of Income Tax Returns, 1.
• “Think” Safety Program Aids Plant Production As Things Look Up, 2.
• Letter Box – HP’ites Hear From 1954 Scholarship Winners Bechtel and Hybarger, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• HP Office and Lab Become Foster Parents of Child in Italy, 4.
• Service Visitors – George Hopkins of Yewell
  Associates and Gordon Kennett of Crossley
  Associates, Carl Mahurin, 6.
• HP Exhibit Helps Commemorate Engineers’ Week, 8.
• Jackson Timesaver – Designed by Bert Jackson and Built by Ed Pey, 10.
• HP Signal Generators (Number Three of Series), Dick Reynolds, 11.
• State Safety Conference, Pete Vogt, 13.

04/55

• HP’ites Contribute $1601 to 1955 Red Cross Drive, 1.
• Hewlett-Packard Factory Organizational Growth and Changes, Noel Porter, 1.
• Bill and Flora Hewlett Sail on European Trip – Hewlett to Interview Prospective Sales Reps in Foreign Countries, 1.
• Letter Box – 1954 Scholarship Winner, Juris Petriceks, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling – Biggest and Best Show in
  Radio History Just Completed, Noel Eldred, 3.
• New York I.R.E. Show rolled Up the Biggest
  Attendance Record Yet, Duane Marshall, 3.
• Current HP Instruments, Model 524B and Model 521A, Dick Reynolds, 6.
• Taxmanship – A Gentle Art, Stu Churchon, 9.
• School Bells at HP – Ten Week Shop Course for Engineers, Lee Benzel, 10.
• Solder Room Tour – Two Small, But Vital HP Departments, Dean Abramson, 12.
• Ship It! – A Word About Your Shipping Department, Hank Meadows, 13.
• AC-4A Fabrication Proceeds on Schedule, 14.
• Potential Bonus Boosters – Multiple Drill Press Head Speeds 608 Job, Dean Abramson, 16.
• Service Visitors From Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, and Long Beach, Carl Mahurin, 17.
• Al Harber Responsible for HP’s Efficient Handling of Raw Materials, 17.

05/55

• HP Factory Organizational Growth and Changes – Number Two in Series, Noel Porter, 1.
• Blindcraft Sale Results at Hewlett-Packard – Amount Exceeds $180, 1.
• From Our President’s Desk – Continuation of Fine
  Plant Productive Effort Will Assure Rising Bonus In Next Few Months, 1.
• HP’s Bob Sundberg Elected Second Vice-President of N. California Purchasing Agents, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling – Neely Road Show Books
  Palo Alto Stop, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Art in Electronics Competition Scheduled For WESCON, 5.
• Current HP Instruments, 335E TV Monitor, 500B and 100 D, Dick Reynolds, 6.
• Hewlett-Packard’s Pension Plan, Dwight Mindling, 9.
• Service Visitors – Wide Representation, Carl Mahurin, 11.
• Bonus Booster – Denison Press, Dean Abramson, 15.
• HP’s New Service Station, Dean Abramson, 16.

06/55

• Hewlett-Packard Factory Organizational Growth and Changes, Noel Porter, 1.
• Two of HP’s Own Win HP Scholarships for First Time, 1.
• 1955 WESCON Show Greatest Ever – Total Number of Exhibitors – 570, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• HP’s Group Insurance Plan, Dwight Mindling, 4.
• Porter East Trip Report, NEP, 5.
• Current HP Instruments, 300A and 330B, Dick Reynolds, 6.
• Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 12.
• Quality Test Department, Jim Hobson, 16.

07/55

• Hewlett-Packard Factory Organization, Noel E. Porter, 1.
• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• “Airlift” For WESCON, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• New HP Time Vouchers To Appear July Fifth, 4.
• Current HP Instruments, Dick Reynolds, 5.
• Ship It! – Exporting and How It’s Handled, Hank Meadows, 9.
• Bonus Booster, Cincinnati Hydraulic Grinder, Dean Abramson, 11.
• Attend 1955 WESCON – Show to Represent Cross- Section Of National Electronic Production, 11.
• Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 17.
• Mal Mobley of WESCON Gives Organization Data, Exhibitors Increase from 15 in ’45 To Over 580 Today, 19.
• HP’s Bonus System – And How it Works, Dwight Mindling, 21.

08/55

• HP Factory Organization, Noel Porter, 1.
• General MacArthur To Open WESCON, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Current HP Instruments – Microwave Test Instruments, 5.
• WESCON Field Trips – One of Most Extensive Programs Ever Organized for WESCON, 7.
• HP Planting Guide, Stu Churchon, 14.
• A New Wrinkle – Etched Circuitry and its Challenge, Cal Larsen, 14.
• Plastic Molding Dept. – Plays Important Role, Dean Abramson, 15.
• Stanford Engineering School Adds Unit, 15.

09/55

• HP Factory Organization, Noel Porter, 1.
• HP Establishes New Stanford Fellowship, 1.
• From Our President’s Desk – WESCON – A Reflection of HP Personnel, 1.
• New HP Gift To Augment Stanford’s Electronics Research Lab, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Cort van Rensselaer, 3.
• Current HP Instruments, Dick Reynolds, 5.
• New Instruments Seen At WESCON, Dick Reynolds, 7.
• Historic Oscillator Home For Short Visit, 9.
• Work Smarter, Not Harder – Our Use of Conveyor Lines, Paul Schmidt, 12.
• Ship It! New Containers, Hank Meadows, 16.
• Bonus Boosters – We Have a “SIP”, Al Sperry, 18.
• Memory Tube Session – A Seemingly Amazing Phenomenon Explained, Duane Marshall, 22.

10/55

• HP Sales Organization, Noel Eldred, 1.
• New Inter-Departmental Safety Contest Start At HP October 17th, Pete Vogt, 1.
• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• Additional Hew-Packers Qualify For Pension Plan, Paul Schmidt, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Bonus Booster – Bert Jackson Designed Machine
  To Cut and Bend Resistors for AC-4A Decade Units, 7.
• Current HP Instruments – Modernized Oscillators,
  Models 200J, 202C and 201C, Dick Reynolds, 8.
• Bonus Boosters – HP Silicon Diodes, Al Sperry, 10.
• Service Visitors – Heavy Schedule Ahead, Carl Mahurin, 15.
• An Introduction to Development Lab Projects, Duane Marshall, 17.

11/55

• HP Office Organization, Frank Cavier, 1.
• New Booklet in Circulation – New Employee Information Handbook, George Climo, 1.
• 1955 Inventory Notes – Well Organized Headache, Ed van Bronkhorst, 1.
• Editorially Speaking – We Count Our Blessings, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling – Highly Intensified and Diversified Sales Training, Cort van Renesselaer, 3.
• Latest Pension News, Paul Schmidt, 5.
• Remington Rand Electronic “Brain” Takes Up Residence In Basement, Ed van Bronkhorst, 6.
  Univac computer
• Current HP Instruments, 400H Vacuum Tube Voltmeter, Dick Reynolds, 8.
• An Introduction To Development Lab Projects, Duane Marshall, 12.
• Service Visitors, Carl Cottrell, 16.
• A Provocative Article, Cal Larsen, 21.

12/55

• Christmas Greetings from Dave and Bill, 1.
• Inside Hew-Pack’s Lab, Barney Oliver, 1.
• Heavy Production Schedule Causes Christmas Party Reshuffle, Dick Wene, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling! (’55 sales volume highest in history), Noel Eldred, 3.
• An Introduction To HP Lab Projects, Duane Marhshall, page 6.
• Service Visitors, Carl Mahurin, 15.
• HP Personalities, Al Sperry, 18.
• What Is A Road Show Like?, John Borgsteadt, 20.

01/54

• Xmas Party – Best Yet!, Jim Hobson, 1.
• Blood Bank Report, George Climo, 1.
• Technical Books of Late HP-ite Donated To Reference Library (Robert E. Jones), 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling On Wings Now, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Home Construction of High Fidelity Gear, Pete Dawson, 6.
• The Equalizer – In Spite of Progress, Correct Use of Hand Tools Still Important, C.Larsen, 8.
• A School Teacher Views Our Offspring, Crayton Thorup, 14.
• Lab Lines – Transmitter Problems, Al Ennor, 15.
• A New Safety Device, Hazetrol, Cal Larsen, 16.
• New Products? – A Variable Voltage Encabulator, S. Churchon & B. Thormahlen, 17.

02/54

• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• Fire Prevention News, Pete Vogt, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling – Trailer Aids Sales, Noe Eldred, 3.
• Home Construction of High Fidelity Gear, Pete Dawson, 4.
• Bonus Booster – Contour Projector, Dean Abramson, 6.
• Special Handling Department, Functions Explained, Al Ennor, 10.
• Income Tax Refunds, If Eligible, G. Climo, 12.

03/54

• Franchise Tax Board – Income Tax Division Issue Information – Deadline, 1.
• New Inter-Departmental Safety Contest Starts At HP, Cal Larsen, 1.
• 1954 Scholarship Program – Participation Contributions New Forthcoming, 2.
• New Vital Adult Ed. Course Sponsored by Stanford University Press and Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce, Page 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Bonus Booster – The Speedi-Matic, Dean Abramson, 6.
• A School Teacher Views Our Offspring, Crayton Thorup, 9.
• HP Hosts Naval Provisioning Team, 10.
• Special Handling, Al Ennor, 10.

04/54

• Spring Housecleaning Aids Plant Safety, Cal Karsen, 1.
• Safety News – Play Safe and Don’t Get Hurt, Pete Vogt, 1.
• Bonus Booster – National Twist Drill and Tool Company Not Properly Credited, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Dawn Andersen – Around The World To Work For HP, Duke Madsen, 4.
• Home Construction of High Fidelity Gear – The Pre-Amp, Mamrvin Willrodt, 6.
• Bonus Booster – The Belmont Wet-Blast Cabinet, Dean Abramson, 7.
• Special Handling Assignment Hits the Line – N.B.S. to P.G.&E., Al Ennor, 7.
• Quality Control Dept., Primary Function – Control, Maintain and Improve the Quality Level, Bill Dufendach, 10.
• Bonus Booster, IMPCO Plastic Molding Machine Dean Abramson, 11.
• Shipping Department Purchases Excelsior Picker, Max Sowder, 12.
• A Light Subject – HP Has New Lights, Stu Churchon Page 13.
• A School Teacher Views Our Offspring – Future Teacher Outlook Numerically Poor, Crayton Thorup.16.

05/54

• Facts On Safety Contest, Cal Larsen, 1.
• From Our President’s Desk – Orders Holding Up Well, 1.
• Fire Demonstration – May 10, Pete Vogt, 2.
• Our Reps Are Selling – Road Shows in High Gear, Cort Van Rensselaer, 3.
• Our Amazing Maintenance Dept, Cal Larsen, 6.
• New Stock Room Program in Effect, Dean Abramson, Page 7.
• William Bloss Spent 10 Days at HP – Extremely Happy with HP and Says, “Your Instruments Always Do More Than You Say They Will”, Car. Mahurin, 11.
• A Schoolteacher Views Our Offspring, CraytonThorup, 13.

06/54

• Scholarships Awarded – Outstanding Recipients Frank Caview, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Bert Crandall – HP Photographer Retires, Stu Churchon, 6.
• Bonus Booster Kux Die-Casting Machine, Dean Abramson, 12.

07/54

• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• HP Scholarship Winners ($500 each) Are Ordetta Bechtel and Ray Hybarger, by Frank Cavier, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• New HP Administration and Research Building Illumination Wonder, Stu Churchon, 5.
• A School Teacher Views Our Offspring, Crayton Thorup, 16.

08/54

• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling – HP Sales Seminar Outstanding Success, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Goodby, Wiring and Assembly Line – Automatic Possibility For Distant Future, Dick Reynolds, 6.
• Home Construction of HI-FI Gear – Speakers, Don Broderick, 8.

09/54

• Hewlett Addresses All Industry Group – Subject: “Why Electronics Grows With the West”, 1.
• Pension News – Biggest Year for Pension Plan, George Climo, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling – New HP Products Show Feature, Noel Eldred, 3.
• HP’s Efficient Plating Department Now in Full Swing, Dean Abramson, 4.
• Impressions of HP (HP’s First Scholarship Winner), Ralph Baender, 7.
• Whys and Wherefores of Hewlett-Packard Suggestion System, Stu Churchon, 8.

10/54

• Noon Movies “What Makes Us Tick” and “Search For Security”, Marian Babakan 1.
• Community Chest Drive – Over the Top, Another Record, George Climo, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• HP Using New Etched Circuit Process, Dick Reynolds, 4.
• Segments From the Lives of HP-Ites (Ernest Antonio), Duke Madsen, 8.
• Service Visitors, Harold Sanders, Frank Rodd and
• Don Lusk Try HP Equipment, Carl Mahurin, 10.
• Quality Control – Another Bonus Booster, Dean Abramson, 14.

11/54

• SPEC. ISSUE A Special Forward to the Men and Women of Hewlett-Packard, 2.
• History issue

12/54

• Federal Tax Help Available to Hewlett-Packard Employees, 1.
• From Our President’s Desk – 1954 a Year of Great Accomplishments, 1.
• Our Reps Are Selling, Noel Eldred, 3.
• Neighbor – Eastman Kodak Right Up the Road, Al Sperry, 6.

12/54

• HP Observes 15 Years of Company Progress Jim Hobson, 7.
• Motion Economy – A Potential Bonus Booster, Al Sperry, 10.

01/53

• Hewlett-Packard Goes to College (Hewlett-Packard wing of the new Electronics Research Laboratory on the Stanford Campus), PHOTO, 3.

02/53

• PHOTO: Eldred Honored by West Coast Electronic Manufacturers’ Association in Los Angeles, 5.

03/53

• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• outlook is bright
• plans for additions for more space
• research and development work

04/53

• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• Hewlett-Packard on Display–Interest High
• New -hp- Models Shown
• Chest X-Ray for H-P’ites (chest X-ray day a-hp-), George Climo, 1.
• New Plant Record Set for Red Cross Drive (Amount: $2,259.00), 2.
• PHOTO: Mr. G.L. Osborne presents Mr. Bob Sundberg, Purchasing Agent, with the 20,000th transformer supplied Hewlett-Packard since 1950 by the Osborne Electric Company.
• H-P Proposed Expansion Program, 3.
• Industrial Awakening!! — Mid-Peninsula Safety and Security Council Activated, Cal Larsen, 9.

05/53

• (Misprinted as April, 1953)
• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• New Construction to Start Soon
• Educational Cancer Movies–Another H-P Health Project, Paul Fulton, 1.
• H-P Chest X-Ray Survey, George Climo, 1.
• H-P Active Participant in Stanford Blood Drive, George Climo, 1.
• PHOTO: New H-P Exhibit Unfolded at New York IRE Show.
• Two Scholarships to be Awarded This Year, Frank Cavier, 3.
• W.C.E.M.A. (West Coast Electronic Manufacturers’ Association) Establishes Scholarship Fund, Jeanne Jarrett, 3.

06/53

• Editorially Speaking, Bill Bigler, 2.
• municipal water supply fluoridation
• Junis Petriceks of Paly; John Gallo, Sequoia High H-P Scholarship Winners — Will Work at -hp- This Summer, 2.
• National Electronic Buyers’ Group Formed — Sundberg Elected Secretary, 3.
• First Spadeful! New Building Program Now Underway, 4.
• Harry S. Dowe, Jr., Inc., Long-Time H-P Associate, Jeanne Jarrett, 5.

07/53

• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• Complete Cooperation with Development Lab Highly Essential
• Blood Drive on Again!, George Climo, 1.
• Baender of Yale Univ.–First Scholarship Man Meets 1953 Winners, PHOTO, 2.

08/53

• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• sales-seminar program
• Inter-Department Safety Contest (Another First), Cal Larsen, 1.
• Blood Bank Record Set, George Climo, 1.
• Pension Fund Set-Up, George Climo, 1.

09/53

• Report on Safety Contest, Cal Larsen, 1.
• WCEMA Scholarships Awarded, PHOTO, 1.
• WESCON for ’53, 1.
• H-P to Exhibit at Sept. National Electronics Conference in Chicago, 1.
• PHOTO: Norman B. Neely’s Mobile Lab, 3.

10/53

• From Our President’s Desk, 1.
• projects in the near future
• Community Chest Drive Opens October 6th (Palo Alto Goal, $100,210.00), Frank Cavier, 1.
• A Light for the Handicapped (signal light presented to Rehabilitation Section of the Palo Alto Clinic), PHOTO, 2.
• H-P Booth a Big Success at San Francisco WESCON, 1.

11/53

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 1.
• H-P Spirit Exemplified in Chest Contributions
• Our Association with Kingman–A Proud One
• Community Chest, George Climo, 1.
• PHOTO: Earl Lipscompb’s Fifty-three Foot Travel-Lab, interior/exterior, 3.
• Nov. 15 Deadline for Gifts Going Overseas, 13.

12/53

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 1.
• A Christmas Message
• Congratulations Bill! (Bill Hewlett named President of the National Institute of Radio Engineers), 1.
• Blood Bank Report, 3.

01/52

• H-P Christmas Party Marks Beginning of New Tradition — Bill and Dave Instigate Scholarship With Fund Given As Christmas Gift, Bob Jones, 1.
• The H-P Employees’ Scholarship Fund (Mechanics of Plan Explained), Bob Jones, 1.
• What Happened at H-P During 1951? (Highlights of the Year), 3.
• Santa’s Workshop — H-P Branch (toys for needy children), Bob Jones, 4.

02/52

• I.R.E.–N.Y. Show, 1.
• H-P Goes “Legit” — Throws Out Slot Machine (H-P’s involvement in program for rehabilitation of handicapped people), 1.
• Fire Control Comment — Use Good Common Sense, Cal Larsen, 2.

03/52

• Hewlett-Packard Company Acquires Additional Land (Acreage Annexation — Two and One-Half Acres Involved), PHOTO, 1.
• Red Cross Drive Tops — Highest in -hp- History, 1.
• Editorially Speaking, Bill Bigler (Watt’s Current editor), 2.
• Have You Given Any Blood Lately?
• Civil Defense Comment — Learn What to Do and What NOT to Do, Cal Larsen, 2.

04/52

• Packard Report on Eastern Trip — Dave Tells of Excellent Nation-wide -hp- Acceptance, 1.
• H-P Wins Again! — This Time Advertisement Survey Award, 1.
• Hewlett Development Demonstrated at Show (New Waveguide Directional Coupler), 1 — PHOTO, 9.

05/52

• Scholarship Fund Trustees Meet, 1.
• H-P Movie Program — A Chance to Learn, Stan Selby, 2.
• FIRST APPEARANCE OF WATT’S CURRENT REGULAR FEATURE “H-P FIVE YEARS AGO”, “…EIGHT YEARS AGO”, 3.

06/52

• FIRST APPEARANCE OF “FROM OUR PRESIDENT’S DESK”, 1.
• levelling off in defense program
• looking ahead–increasing research and development activities
• H-P Group Insurance Pays $33,828.00 in Year, 9.
• H-P Polio Insurance — Are You and Your Family Protected?, 10.

07/52

• H-P Picnic issue

08/52

• Scholarship Winner Baender Visits H-P (winner of first -hp- Employees’ Scholarship Award), 1.
• Fire Demonstration Planned, Cal Larsen, 2.
• H-P 712A’s Coming Off Wilson Engineering Assembly Line, 5.

09/52

• Fire Brigade Meeting, 1.
• New Safety Committee, Cal Larsen, 1.

10/52

• New Industrial Safety Council, Cal Larsen, 1.
• H-P Blood Bank Drive Re-Activated, Frank Cavier, 1.
• H-P Contributes $2300 to Community Chest, Frank Cavier, 1.

11/52

• Pension Eligibility Shortened to Four Years, Frank Cavier, 1.
• New Buyers’ Group Instigated by Bob Sundberg, Jeanne Jarrett, 8.

12/52

• Our Christmas Message, Dave and Bill, 1.
• looking back and looking ahead