1960 – Watts

01/60

• COVER PHOTO: HPSA Demo-Lab (mobile lab) in Milan, Italy.
• Instrument of the Month (H-P Model 185A Sampling Oscilloscope), Bill Terry, 2.
• Xmas Bonus, $823,658 – All-time High, 10.
• H-P Recreation during 1959, Jack Weiershauser, 12.
• ’58-’59 Accident Rate Report, Pete Vogt, 18.
• Increased Disability Benefits, George Climo, back page.

02/60

• Instrument of the Month (-hp- Model 344A), John Minck, 2.
• PHOTO: Hewlett-Packard Company Annual Report 1959, 3.
• Preparation Underway for H-P Participation in I.R.E., Don Teer, 13.
• H-P’s College Recruiting Program Again Underway, Barbara Dermeg, 14.

03/60

• Instrument of the Month (120 AR, 113 AR, 103 AR, 724 AR), Dan Lansdon, 2.
• PHOTO: Dave Packard with Vice President Nixon at Stanford/Harvard dinner, 4.
• An Expert Views the Olympics, Bill Terry, 4.
• Construction Underway at Loveland Site, 5.
• Hewlett-Packard–Ready for the 60’s, Don Teer, 8.
• H-P Fabrication Division, Barbara Dermeg, 10.

04/60

• From Our President’s Desk (Aboard Pan-Am Jet), Dave Packard, 2.
• En route to Geneva Seminar
• Competition Strong
• New -hp- Instruments Well Received
• NIC Board Meeting Attended by Dave
• First Aid Training Program Under Way at H-P, Virginia Bour, 5.
• 230 H-P Instruments Displayed at 1960 IRE, Don Teer, 7.
• A Department Is Born, Barbara Dermeg, 10.
• INSERT: Essex House 1960 Hewlett-Packard Sales Meeting

05/60

• COVER PHOTO: President DeGaulle visits H-P (Additional PHOTOS on p. 2)
• Hewlett-Packard Greets DeGaulle, Lou Lencioni, 3.
• HPSA’s European Sales Seminar, Bill Terry, 5.
• Eldred, Keynote Speaker at Marketing Conference, 9.
• Electronic Tooling–New H-P Department, Hal Chouinard, 10.
• Instrument of the Month (411A RF Millivoltmeter), Hans Sorensen, 12.

06/60

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• See You at the Picnic!
• Scholarship Winners Announced, George Climo, 3.
• DeGaulle PHOTO Contest, 4.
• DeGaulle Leaves San Francisco (English translation article that appeared in a Swiss newspaper), 5.
• Solving the European Plug Dilemma, Bill Terry, 7.
• Hilltop Move Information, 8.
• Don’t Machine it! Cast It!, Barbara Dermeg, 10.
• Instrument of the Month (H-P 570A Digital Clock), Bill Terry, 13.
• An H-P Highlight of 1960, Lou Lencioni, 14.

07/60

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Smooth Move Complimented
• Ironical Situation
• Richard Duncan First Refund Recipient Under H-P’s Educational Assistance Program, 6.
• Instrument of the Month (H-P 456A AC Current Probe), Bill Terry, 7.
• Hewlett-Packard SA Expands European Operation, Bill Doolittle, 10.
• 200 Top Speakers Selected for WESCON Tech Program, 15.

08/60

• Instrument of the Month (H-P 938A/940A series of frequency doubler sets), John Minck, 2.
• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 5.
• Production Level Holds Steady
• Important Assignments Ahead
• Picnic Decision
• Christmas Party grows too big for any HP building, so we’re giving you four hours off to have it offsite
• Anent Beer Busts
• ARVA, Hewlett-Packard Combine Efforts for Northwest IRE-ISA Electronics Show, Bill Terry, 6.
• Expanding Product Line Triggers Constant Need for Additional Management Talent in Sales, Noel Eldred (H-P Vice President for Marketing), 7.
• – PHOTOS: Dick Reynolds
• Jack Petrak
• Dick Cline
• Bill Terry
• John Young
• Jack Nally
• Hewlett-Packard’s Chem Lab Becomes Production Reality, Barbara Dermeg, 11.
• Things To Know About H-P (Part I of Series), Ray Wilbur (Personnel Director), 14.
• H-P’s Program Requires Effective Communications at All Levels
• Hiring Policy–or Conditions of Employment
• Changing job assignments to reflect changing business environment

09/60

• H-P Wins WESCON Industrial Design Award (K382 Attenuator), 2.
• PHOTO DP with Herbert Hoover and Thomas Pike board member
• Electronics Management’s Biggest Challenge (summary of Dave Packard’s address to Annual Corporate Luncheon Meeting of the Western Electronic Manufacturers Association), 3.
• H-P Enjoys Most Successful WESCON, Don Teer, 5.
• Things To Know About H-P (Part II of Series), Ray Wilbur (Personnel Director), 6.
• Placements
• Records
• Engineer Program
• Wage and Salary Policy
• Production Bonus and How It’s Computed
• Chamber Salutes Noel Porter for his Notable Achievements, 7.
• Meet Jack Beckett of PAECO, Barbara Dermeg, 10.
• Are You Ready for Hewlett-Packard Advancement, Lee Seligson, 12.
• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 13.
• WESCON Report
• Open House, Sunday September 11th
• Automatic Programming Perfected for Drift Testing 606 and 608’s, 14.

10/60

• Instrument of the Month (H-P Model 160B Oscilloscope), George Fredrick, 2.
• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• Colorado Operation Officially Dedicated
• On the Fall Elections
• Report on New York ISA Show, Dan Lansdon, 3.
• Things To Know About H-P (Part III of Series), Ray Wilbur (Personnel Director), 6.
• Evaluation–Its Procedure and Purpose
• 1960 Machine Tool Exposition, Norm Bowers, Lyle Loeser, Jack Benson, 7.
• An H-P Engineer Observes Automobiles Throughout Europe, Bill Girdner, 14.

11/60

• From Our President’s Desk, Dave Packard, 2.
• H-P Sales Hit New High
• Be Sure To Vote Tomorrow
• Stanford Radar Astronomy Installation Visited by H-P Radio Amateur Club, PHOTO of Stanford radar dish under construction, Bill Hawkins, 4.
• PHOTO: Marshal Tito passing through U.S. pavilion of International Trade Fair in Yugoslavia, 4.
• H-P Moves Ahead with Ways and Means of Producing More with Less Effort, Lee Seligson (H-P Training Coordinator), 7.
• Things To Know About H-P (Part IV of Series), Ray Wilbur (Personnel Director), 8.
• Vacation Scheduling
• Sick Leave Policy
• Hewlett-Packard School Give-Away Program, Carl Anderson, 10.

12/60

• A Christmas Message from Dave and Bill, 2.
• All Considered–A Most Successful Year
• Market–Increasingly Competitive
• The Russian Threat
• We Must Meet the Challenge
• Things To Know About H-P (Part V of Series), Ray Wilbur (Personnel Director), 6.
• Regarding Leave of Absence
• Military
• Jury Duty
• Death
• Pregnancy
• Terminations
• Rehiring