Charlie Yohe seemed to be an easy-going sort of fellow who enjoyed life, including his job as an electrical engineer. He was about my age, or a bit younger, and roughly my size and better looking, according to some folks. Charlie and I both worked in the engineering department at Westinghouse. Although we had been acquainted for many moons, my earliest recollection of Charlie dates from the time when he operated a now-outdated analog computer, used to simulate electric power systems. The compute...(click to continue reading)