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Unidentified corporate representative and George Jergenson speaking to a crowd of students next to a Chrysler Turbine on the front lawn.

Director of Styling from Ford Motors Eugene Bordinat (center) visiting the model shop with Strother MacMinn and George Jergenson.

George Jergenson with Pontiac illustrators Arthur Fitzpatrick, Van Kaufmann and A. D. Micky speaking to students on the patio.

Strother MacMinn, Joseph Thompson, George Jergenson and General Motors Chief of Styling/Design Harley Earl looking at a full-scale automobile model.

Joseph Thompson, General Motors Chief of Styling/Design Harley Earl, and George Jergenson looking at a full-scale car model.

(L-R): John Coleman, George Jergenson, and Harley Earl Jr. look on as Bill Mitchell speaks to an Industrial Design class.

George Jergenson, and Harley Earl Jr. look on as Bill Mitchell speaks to an Industrial Design class.

George Jergenson, Strother MacMinn, and General Motors executives Paul Gillan and George Pollard visit the model shop.

George Jergenson, Strother MacMinn, and General Motors executives Paul Gillan and George Pollard view models. Frames K-L (L-R): Pollard, Jergenson, Gillan, Wayne Cherry (PROD 1962), Joe Farrer and MacMinn.

Bob Lauer, Bill Mitchell (left), George Jergenson and Leo Pruneau (PROD 1961) in the model shop viewing transportation drawings.

1962 Chevrolet Corvair Monza GT Concept on the lawn. Standing next to the car are George Jergenson, Irvin W. Rybicki, George T. Christiansen, and Edward E. Glowacke.

Donald Kubly (left) and George Jergenson (fourth from left) with unidentified members of the Australian Industrial Design Council looking at a Clark model in the Industrial Design class.

George Jergenson and Japanese industrial designers visiting the model shop.

Unidentified guest reviewing Transportation Design portfolios. (L-R): Harvey Thompson, George Jergenson, guest, and three students.

Unidentified visitors in the model shop with George Jergenson.

Jan E. Wilsgaard (TRAN 1966) working in George Jergenson's class and sitting in the courtyard.

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Unidentified corporate representative and George Jergenson speaking to a crowd of students next to a Chrysler Turbine on the front lawn.

Director of Styling from Ford Motors Eugene Bordinat (center) visiting the model shop with Strother MacMinn and George Jergenson.

George Jergenson with Pontiac illustrators Arthur Fitzpatrick, Van Kaufmann and A. D. Micky speaking to students on the patio.

Strother MacMinn, Joseph Thompson, George Jergenson and General Motors Chief of Styling/Design Harley Earl looking at a full-scale automobile model.

(L-R): John Coleman, George Jergenson, and Harley Earl Jr. look on as Bill Mitchell speaks to an Industrial Design class.

George Jergenson, and Harley Earl Jr. look on as Bill Mitchell speaks to an Industrial Design class.

George Jergenson, Strother MacMinn, and General Motors executives Paul Gillan and George Pollard visit the model shop.

Bob Lauer, Bill Mitchell (left), George Jergenson and Leo Pruneau (PROD 1961) in the model shop viewing transportation drawings.

1962 Chevrolet Corvair Monza GT Concept on the lawn. Standing next to the car are George Jergenson, Irvin W. Rybicki, George T. Christiansen, and Edward E. Glowacke.

Donald Kubly (left) and George Jergenson (fourth from left) with unidentified members of the Australian Industrial Design Council looking at a Clark model in the Industrial Design class.

George Jergenson and Japanese industrial designers visiting the model shop.

Unidentified guest reviewing Transportation Design portfolios. (L-R): Harvey Thompson, George Jergenson, guest, and three students.

Unidentified guest reviewing Transportation Design portfolios. (L-R): Harvey Thompson, George Jergenson, guest, and three students.

Unidentified visitors in the model shop with George Jergenson.

Jan E. Wilsgaard (TRAN 1966) working in George Jergenson's class and sitting in the courtyard.