George Wedge.

Front: E.S. Keeping, Frank de Kinder.

Middle row: David Sands, Klaus Brasch, ?

Back row: George Wedge, C. L. Drolet.

Ed Kennedy (standing) and Ruth Northcott. George Wedge is to the right of Ruth.

Jupiter on 1960 July 3/4 at 21:55 EDT (01:55 UT) as sketched by G. Wedge. C.M.(1) 320º, C.M.(2) 203º. 6.5" refractor at 222x. Seeing 3-4. Transparency 4.

Jupiter on 1960 June 3/4 at 00:35 EDT (04:35 UT) as sketched by G. Wedge. C.M.(1) 357º, C.M.(2) 107º. 6.5" refractor at 100x. Seeing 3. Transparency 2. SEB visible only for brief periods of good seeing. South Polar regions noticeably dark.

Jupiter on 1960 April 29/30 at 04:15 EDT (08:15 UT) as sketched by G. Wedge. C.M.(1) 0º, C.M.(2) 17º. 6.5" refractor at 133x. Seeing 3-4 (poor-fair). Transparency 2.

Jupiter on 1959 July 29/30 at 22:25 EDT (02:25 UT) as sketched by G. Wedge. C.M.(1) 323º, C.M.(2) 279º. 4" Townsend refractor at 180x. Seeing fair. Transparency poor.

Jupiter on 1959 July 29/30 at 21:40 EDT (01:40 UT) as sketched by G. Wedge. C.M.(1) 295º, C.M.(2) 252º. 4" Townsend refractor at 180x. Seeing 3 (fair). Transparency poor.

Jupiter on 1959 June 10/11 at 22:15 EDT (02:15 UT) as sketched by G. Wedge. C.M.(1) 141º, C.M.(2) 111º. 6½" refractor at 222x. Seeing 4 (fair). Transparency 2-3 (fair-good).

Jupiter on 1959 June 5/6 at 23:20 EDT (03:20 UT) as sketched by G. Wedge. C.M.(1) 110º, C.M.(2) 118º. 3" refractor (Joe) at 67x. Seeing fair, Transparency poor.