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Spring 2018 Honor Roll Wan Yu Chang ANCONA BENSENVILLE Jessica Cisneros Roll of Honor Roll of Excellence Stella Marie G Michael McBride Jr Sarah L Novello Colacion Elizabeth H Conklin Michael J Creighton ARLINGTON HEIGHTS BLOOMINGDALE Melanie N Czaska Roll of Honor Roll of Excellence Syuzanna Darbinyan Elizabeth Burkman Kristen Maple Jeanette Davis Cristina Diaz Roll of Merit Emma M Dieckhaus Csaba T Balint BLOOMINGTON James Dunlap Roll of Honor Jacob G Enda William T Mathews Ayesha Fatima ASHTON Sidra Fatima Roll of Excellence Milton Folk III Lexi A Meurer BLUE ISLAND Nicole Fonseca Roll of Honor Nia Fowlkes Ariel D Colman Jose L Garcia AURORA Joshua D Garth Roll of Excellence Christian J Glass Marcos Cruz BOLINGBROOK Robert G Goodwin Mariellen Klimek Roll of Excellence Sumia Gull Paul J Latour Immanuel A Adams Rohit Handa Isac Montalvo Stephanie K Aguilar Aqsa Hashmi Stefan P Tepoele Angelica V Alba Corey Hawkins Syed S Ali Brooke Hilliard Roll of Honor Cesar A Alvarado Fauzia Hoda James D Scott Jose Alvarez Makeda E Hubbard Abubakare O Arowolo Abigail R Johnson Roll of Merit Maria C Arrieta Derek Johnson Ian J Carlson Michelle M Asbury Christine Kelliher NaCasha S Neal Carolyn L Banda Nawal Khan Jessica E Barajas Yousef Khoury Michael Baran Angelique Klimek BATAVIA Sonia O Bavaro Monika Klimek Roll of Excellence Christopher A Bayani Sylvia Klimek Jaide H Panek Mary T Becerra Sandra J Kolder Peter Bilski Brianne M Kornfeind Roll of Merit Kelsey M Blackaller Kathryn E Kronenberg Jacie A Panek Samara G Bokor Jessica L Kuchta Egshig Bolor Catherene Malungcot Marshaun T Brown Muzammil Mansoor BEECHER Tessa N Burton Tyler G Marcuccilli Roll of Merit Anna M Campa Breaux Michael Condich Brian N Castillo Khadijah Masud Adrian Jimenez David M Castillo Sulaiman B Masud Jennifer Chandler Mackenzie E Mathis 1 Delaney Mcdonnell Robert Catchings Joseph P Tykane Wynter B Meldrum Andria L Cerdan Yolanda Valles Matthew H Michalski Nicholas M Ciaccio Danitza Vela Kyle H Mitchell Noelle S Crocker Jennifer L Karyn C Morgan Ariel Cruz Vogenthaler Jared Q Mroch Anjulica B Davis Karl Watson Brian Nash JR Laura E Diaz Jocelyn Williams Delia Negron John A Dominick James P Wood Shawnda K Ngonmedje Jacob M Filer Pamela D Zelenka Sheila Ngwenyi Afa Seah Fitzgerald Nathan R Zihala Ase Michele L Flores Orlando Ortiz Sir Jan Noelle G Roll of Merit Kathleen M Overeem Gabon Victoria A Adeoye Kristen G Pena Gabriella N Gallegos Abigail C Alcantara Maximiliano Pena Angelica Garcia Justin D Alcox Brianna M Perez Devin Gibbs Mason Eduardo Ambriz Lindsay Pina Latonya D Gibson Christen L Amegashie William R Plesic Mya F Hartline Elamosi Anetekhai Willie Pole Melvin R Holmes Lili A Bahena Zion C Price Justina R Jeras Oscar D Benavides Matthew A Ramos Maurice Johnson Tia S Berry Sneha Ravi Aaron Zach C Junio Christina W Boahema Joanna R Rea Jacklyn N Lopez Solomon Boakye Hernan Recendez Amna Mahmood Jake M Botka Jessica N Rees Kathleen Manuel Malina Bun Nathan V Rogness Maria I Marino Gabrielle F Butny Christina A Sanders Miante B Mitchell Ryan Jorrel Carabeo Sherita R Santos Lindsay K Mohrmann Aminta N Carter Maria F Schilder Kaitlyn M Montrose Jared J Chandler Donald G Stamper Maribeth A Murray Eduardo Chavez Li Ang Tang Kyle A Neeley Carly A Choinski Tiffany Taylor Marcela Negrete Avery Coney Alicia Torres Nisan S Nelson Kelly A Cygan Kristin Tragarz Michael A Nilsson Kayla I Davila Yulisa Trujillo Rodriguez Miguela M De Guia Yanette Urquizo Dedra J Ooten Thomas A Dela Pena Rafael Villalobos JR Diana Ortiz Mercede Doran Jonathan D Wagner John M Patchell Tomika Dover Johnathan A Whaley Kylie R Patrick Muhammad H Durrani Brian R Whitaker Gabriel A Peralta Destinye L Ellis Katie Wiatrak Raphael Prado Seaverson Elizabeth M Katherine Quezada Nathan Erman Zielinski Amariah M Reeves Brenda Escobar Idtzel B Rodriguez Fernando Estrada Roll of Honor Bob Sak Aljon V Eusebio Kodua N Aikins Nelson Servin Jeanette Evangelista Jorge Aranda Kaylin Sherrell Deandre C Ewing Taylor E Arnold Marcellus D Smith IV Michael Flinchum Daisy Barrios Aaron Smith-Sullivan Jocelyn Flores Guerrero Carolyn Sulzen Samantha G Fogt Cristina Cabral Jhordan C Tate Anna I Forynska Heather A Carbonel Christopher A Tinoco Ayanna M Foster Brandon G Carlson Eliana Torres Caylan Foster Alvaro Carrera Angela Turner Taylor Freeman 2 Elena Garabajiu Megan M Neverouski Erika Ugalde Galvan Ashley N Garcia Paula A Ocampo Brandon Uribe Dominique L Gholston Charles F Oloffson Torrijos Jayla Glass Brenda Orozco Juan Vargas Enrique Godina Aguilar Destiny Vasquez Michael Gonzalez Lazaro C Pacheco Kyra Wardlow Spenser D Graham Jocelyn Pasindo Carolyn Washington Stephon Grant Nidhi Ben Patel Makeeia L Weaver Ernesto M Guerrero Brooke M Patterson Brianna N Webb Muneeb Hafeez Mark E Payton Ryan J Webb Tommy Hampton Edu Perdomo Bryce C Wilson Clayton A Harris Jose A Perez Lamech Young Emma M Harris Cristina Perez-Colin Rauf B Yussuf Jasmine Harvey Katelind S Phillips Zachary M Zahour Alexa M Holloway Taylor W Pitts Fatima Z Zaidi Ashley Hurtado Lissette Puente Jennifer Zaragoza Afshan Hussain Joseph K Quartey Adriana Zermeno Hamza Intikhab Brittani Rameriz Kayla M Zoepfel Aiyisha N Jackson Marina Rebollar Vanessa Jaimes Ruben Thomas Y Reyes Jeffery M Joniak Vanessa Reyes BONFIELD Angel Leigh B Jose Abigail N Rivera Roll of Excellence Job Matthew Junio Jeremiah G Rivera Dylan M Bauer Breanna D Kellum Claudia Rodela Alexander M Kirch Emma M Rodriguez Kamil Komperda Jose A Roman BOURBONNAIS Ashlee A Lamb Andrea M Ruiz Roll of Excellence Citlali M Lara Victoria E Ruiz Nicholas O Larke Nadia C Lemus Sara A Sabbah Violet A. Mieliulis Ramirez Vanessa Sahagun Hosty Rosa H Llanas Ahtziri Sanchez Angela M Souligne Ciomara Lopez Montenegro Niyah A Lynch Carlos K Santos JR Roll of Merit Margaret R Madden Sherry Scheitler Sean R Auer Mia Madrid Joanna L Schmook Robert M Garst Kendra Mallett Morgan L Schultz Isaias Marquez Dean M Scott Cesar A Marquez Jamie R Seidel BRACEVILLE Romero Saima F Siddiki Roll of Excellence Isaac F Martinez Nicholas G Signore Brandon J Leroy Jason Martinez Mariah D Simmons Marissa A Wadsworth Vanessa Martinez Gurpreet K Singh Madison S Williams Sonya R Mata David W Smith Nathaniel D Medina Nathaniel Snyder Roll of Merit Mia M Melendez Daisy Solis Gabriela Coyle Israel Mendoza Ryan M Sulzen Margaret A Harrod Marco Montiel Cynthia Tequimila Cassandra J Hooks Alan Mora Perez Hernandez Kylie Jump Caitlyn I Morrison Haley M Thomas Jaclyne E Morrison Jeremy M Thomas Marisol Najera Adriana Toledo BRAIDWOOD Miguel A Navarrete Gamaliel Torres Roll of Excellence Erik Navarro Laura Torres Amaya Skylar R Allen Vera M Nepomuceno Justin Tran Karlee Barr 3 Dawn M Bendele Marissa L Kavanaugh Brandon T Daniels Crystal E Boyle Colleen M Keller Ashley Decraene Cody H Carmack Bryce Martis Shanna C Deshotel Catherine E Coyle Amanda L Mitchell Alena Doster Casey D Cromp Emily R Perrott David Feigel Pamela J Davis Arianna Quarles Daniel J Ferguson Breanna N Fielder Tyler Richey Lori L Ferry Jennifer Fierro Scotty S Scamen Michael Fink Brodie J Frieders Zachary M Weaver Tyler Fitzgerald Karen Gonski Jazmin M Williams Morgan S Garcia David N Gorman Randi L Gifford Shayna J Griffith Jordan K Herath Haley M Hamilton BROOKFIELD Samantha Hermann Daniel J Macdonald Roll of Excellence Braden W Ifft Nicole M Mack Ian N Speck Aleczander R Johnson Abbie G Marlar Arianna M Karnezis Cory A Mcgregor Connor Kirk Madison Murphy BUFFALO GROVE Rachel M Kirkolis Gabriel Nagel Roll of Excellence Kyle M Kobe Miranda J Nowocin Sara A Kowynia Abigail E Kokalj Riya Patel Michael Laufer Thresa Korczak Steven Patterson Matthew M Lane Brian Richmond Laura M Loomis Thomas D Sforza CAPRON Liana A. Lopez James F Winkler Roll of Honor Nolan Loughran Emily K Wolf Scott K Cleland Brenna M Madding Leonard L Wruk Adam Mairs Jacob A Zier Lisa M Marchio Noah M Zippel CAROL STREAM Karyme J Martinez Roll of Excellence Emilee A Mayle Roll of Honor Sarah J Lipske Caitlin Mchale Jakob R Brand Levi R Meurer Elizabeth R Generoso Roll of Honor James A Navarro Brandon Grandys Antonio Medina Dawson Nelson Kristie D Griffiths Melissa Pauliks Margaret Hayden Delaney L Peeples Riley W Johnson CHANNAHON Daniel S Perry Jason Marek Roll of Excellence Jessica L Pope Ashley M Mcshane Samantha Alessio Magnolia L Powell Scott Mitchell Madeline Beck Kaitlyn Ramirez Catrina M Petersen Alexa Berg Jake R Rappelt Steven J Simonelli Ireland Binkowski Casey A Ray Judah E Wessman Megan J Borgra Paighton M Reuter Emily Wruk Esther M Bourg Evelyn Rios McKayla V Bowen Jenna Roberts Roll of Merit Alisha M Brennon Tyler A Rojo Cassandra Bergmann Colton J Briley John L Salinas Haley Costain Connor N Briley Ryan Sartori Anthony R Downey Clay P Briscoe Katie E Sparks Brandon T Duffy Jessica L Bustamante Brandon C Stang Adrian Fierro Jennafer N Butts Kaylen M Stelmaszek Daniel Fierro Anthony R Ciro Amelia A Stuart Jaclyn R Gallaway Ivan Contreras Jeremy J Stukel Robert A Isaac Sophia A Cosgrove Gabrielle E Taylor 4 Grace M Thelo Mariah N Avila Cathryn A Stewart Hannah E Tribuzzi Joseph G Bartoli Ashley Sveda Jamie L Vaccaro Samuel Basso Jessica G Svetlecich Elaina Van Tassel Rebecca Bernickus Mckayla R Tatum Alexis L Vandenberg Ryan A Bishop Anna M Tomala Cassidy M Vandenberg Andrew Blair Zachary P Trost Nadia A Vargas Cameron Bonner Alan G Verser Lauren C Widlowski Nicole K Boyes Mattisen F Walter Joshua Winter Jeffrey G Browning Matthew C Wisemantle Justin Wolz Taylor L Carl Daniel S Worden Taylor Zarzecki Cristian Cisson Alyssa C Zadel Antonio C Davila Roll of Honor Laura J Despain Joseph
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    R-700 MIT’s ROLE IN PROJECT APOLLO FINAL REPORT ON CONTRACTS NAS 9-153 AND NAS 9-4065 VOLUME I PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT ABSTRACTS AND BIBLIOGRAPHY edited by James A. Hand OCTOBER 1971 CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, 02139 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This report was prepared under DSR Project 55-23890, sponsored by the Manned Spacecraft Center of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The description of project management was prepared by James A. Hand and is based, in large part, upon discussions with Dr. C. Stark Draper, Ralph R. Ragan, David G. Hoag and Lewis E. Larson. Robert C. Millard and William A. Stameris also contributed to this volume. The publication of this document does not constitute approval by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the findings or conclusions contained herein. It is published for the exchange and stimulation of ideas. @ Copyright by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Published by the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Printed in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U. S. A., 1972 ii The title of these volumes, “;LJI’I”s Role in Project Apollo”, provides but a mcdest hint of the enormous range of accomplishments by the staff of this Laboratory on behalf of the Apollo program. Rlanss rush into spaceflight during the 1060s demanded fertile imagination, bold pragmatism, and creative extensions of existing tecnnologies in a myriad of fields, The achievements in guidance and control for space navigation, however, are second to none for their critical importance in the success of this nation’s manned lunar-landing program, for while powerful space vehiclesand rockets provide the environment and thrust necessary for space flight, they are intrinsicaily incapable of controlling or guiding themselves on a mission as complicated and sophisticated as Apollo.