Missouri University of Science and Technology - Rollamo Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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ummm HHH flwaicae mo-'ming The average student arises some time between seven and half-past each morning in order that he may thus have enough time to prepare rather leisurely for his eight o'c1ock class. Theiroutine of class attendance is quite similar for each of the four years-lecture classes each hour from eight till noon with but an occasional free hour. The great preponderance of the theoretical knowl- edge obtained by students at M. S. M. is absorbed during these hours each day and, despite the common belief, it is only the small minority of students who don't avail themselves of the opportunities thus afforded to iind out the why of the various things in which they are primarily interested. Jigtmno-0-n Theoretical knowledge obtained in the lecture classes of the morning hours is put to the test of practicality in those hours following lunch. Laboratories on the campus are of varied nature and fulfill to a remarkable degree their prime purpose of giving the student the opportunity of performing those tasks which will be required of him after he enters the industrial engineering field. Labs, however, last only till four o'c1ock and from that time henceforward the -.4-.f-If'f':::Z152:1:1::3:1:I:5:II-1' c X

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OLCOTT DAUMANN BROWVN OR1zcr:L1us DENNIL HEINICKE 12. H. JOHNSON ST PAT'S KAMPER ' KOZIATEK B OA R D 'mm BOARD J. 1.Iv1NGs'rON INICDONALD OF TRUSTEES MAYER OBERBIQCK f 7 . XNILLIAMS, R. Z. PAYNE DENNIEI, lf. E. SOULT, J. P. BAUMANN, C. L. STEWVART, R. M. POST RAKASKAS SOULT SCHALLER WARD The St. Pat's Board was founded in 1930 to supervise the arrangements Of the biggest social event held on our campus, the annual celebration known as St. Pat's. Twenty-two men make the board, two from each social fraternity and four from the independents, making everyone represented. The object of this board is to handle and take charge of all matters pertaining to the annual party. During the eight years the St. Pat's Board has had the reins they have shown and proven to be one of the most efficient and well managed organizations we have on the campus. OFFICERS President ,,... . ..,............... .... A I. P. SOULT Vice-Presiderzt .. C. L. BAUMANN Treasurer ,..... R. POST ,Secreta-ry .............., .. R. A. SCHALL1-:R M E M B E R S Soult, P. Crecelius, H. F. Olcott, E. L. Balllilalm, C- L- McDonald, J. R. Kamper, H. G. POSL J- R- WVard, C. C. Dennie, P. A. iQh?uelL' R' A'H Rakaskas, J. E. Kurtz, S. A. Jgf12iSnf'E.JH ' Mayer, D. E. Heinicke, W. O. Oberbeck, W. F, Payne, L. M. Donnelly, R. M. Brown, R. G. Koziatek, YV. S. Roux, J. R.

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