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Lazy Susans Improve Production at HP

Cover of Watt's Current from April 1957 featuring Maizy Orme, Mary Jo Murray, Joann Hunsake and Helen Gualtieri. Enlarge
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Date: 1957

Maizy Orme, Mary Jo Murray, Joann Hunsaker and Helen Gualtieri fabricated and tested range switches for oscilloscopes, displaying the key role women played in manufacturing one of Hewlett-Packard’s signature products. Lazy Susan devices helped the female Pre-Fab Switch Section team with efficient production.

Tags: 1950s • 1957 • Diversity and Inclusion • Production • Watt's Current • women

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