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

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WILLIAM PANELS CLARK, S N, TBIT, Roll a, Mo. ’ ' ' ot th r iuki Tatknn I tiuM i n A h iltifttt hut itit Rolla High School. Entered M. S. M. 1906. Treas. Athletic Assn., 1908-09. Born and raised in Rolla and loves the country so well that he would fain leave this rural spot. Known for his pleasant disposition, and will even smile at his rivals. Expects to be Consulting Engineer for Watson Co. or John Hayes Ham- mond hasnU decided which. WILLIAM NEWTON CLARK, ATA f Jewell City, Kansas. So darnttf and at imhi I dead shot it ft t tipid ' s , U t with Am gcnltc sttuL II ouid ntd harm it sf artmi ti Baker University. Entered M. S. M. ' 07. Hellenic Club, “Grubstaker .” Willie has the will but will he? Aspires to be a chorus girl in “The Tenderfoot.” Often rumored that he would start a sorority at M. S. M, Has fitful tendencies to matrimony, but, as far as we know, is not married yet. Now ' s your chance, girls! On his arrival here at once entered exclusive circles of society, hut has since deserted them for the Society of Most Tender Age and Extreme Wealth. The pride of Kansas. J, CRAWFORD COMPTON, 5N, Independence, Mo. + 7 V fttim in antuinat for fierce was wakes error a fault and truth diwtnutvsy. ' 1909 Rollamo Board. Ordinarily silent and reserved, he needs the stimulus of opposition to make him express him- self. A man of keen perception and of blunt out- spoken nature. A thorough “plugger” in his first two years, but has recently developed into the most persistent fusser in School. Dotes on Geology and has recently been known to take notes thereon. Made his reputation as Conch of the Ladies 1 Basket- ball Team, 21

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FRED BOYER, 0NG, St. Louis, Mo. “( ' mild low ti$x, l j htndd hr haftpittS ' Central High School, St, Louis. Entered M. S. M. 1904, Track Team 1906-6, Manager 1909. Wants it to be distinctly understood that he had nothing to do with the various Great Ice Cream Robberies that have startled the neighborhood. Neither was he in any way connected with the ab- straction of Volume 36. Ordinarily known as Boagher, and is first lieutenant to Clay Gregory. Falls in love periodically, and these attacks are generally followed by periods of almost complete sanity. REGINALD H. B. BUTLER, TBTT, South Woodford, Essex, England. England? II i h alt Iky faults l tow thee sliltr Yorkshire College, Leeds, Colorado School of Mines. Entered M. S. M. 1905 Editor -iu-Chief 1909 Rollamo l4 My Lord” has introduced himself to us by his caustic wit and his skill as a cartoonist. He sure does know how to handle a pencil. Resolutely refused to become a member of the “Furrin Club as he is neither an American nor a foreigner. Is essentially English, and has a rooted aversion to American clothes, especially “peg- tops. Ambles around the globe, and crosses the Ocean on trifling causes. Takes care of Lynton when the latter is in love. ERNST LORENZE CHAMBERLAIN, TBTT, JRoUa, Mo. Full many a flower is horn to hlu.sk unsmt And i vast? tfj sweetness an I hr divert utr. A Phelps County cornfield sailor. Tall, digni- fied and serene, “Ttmberiiitft 1 glides gracefully (?n in and out of the classrooms. Like all worthy sons, Timber! ine is following in the footsteps of his father, and henceforth will be seen carrying a transit across his shoulder. His great desire is to invent an instrument by which he can make a survey of Mars, but is at present satisfied to appear cheerful and took with admiration on Prof. Harris.

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WALTER DOBBINS, Champaign, 111. ' A horse! ,1 hour! My khhfifn m far a horse!” Entered M. S. M. 05, Grubstaker. “Hess, “Hawrse, “Horse and wagon, etc., etc. A very gentle animal if properly treated, al- though he is somewhat addicted to making night hideous on Grubstaker Hill. Frequently attends School and at times deals in second-hand clothes. The Gmbstaker Side-show Politician, and aspires to follow in the footsteps of Croker, Tweed and others. Assaying “shark, and Prof. Copeland’s joy, He’s a good old boss alt the same, for there are few men that have his good-natured disposition. D. F. DON, Rock Island, III. ' 77ifVw ftulh no Jfojwr c nf sprerhJ Assistant in Mineralogy 08- ' 09. Class President r 06, RoUamo Board 08. Grubstaker. Don has asked us not to print any of his faults, because he wants to give his girl a “Rolls mo. M He can shut his eyes and tell you the composition of any rock under the sun. Is not called “Rcd, lr because by the time this book is out he wilt be bald, and people would not understand why he was so named. Don is sure a “Comical Cuss but he is a gentleman even if he is a Grubstaker BENJAMIN HARRISON DOSENBACH, K5, St. Louis. Mo. The f oiks who ui y that h» i n hi inti rrrtmniv nt riyhl ; ' sv fatten iH, amt nou } find Thai lav ft out of utjhi ' Varsity Base-ball Team 07 - 08. M. S, M. Minstrel T rmipe, A roly-poly Dutch tad. So small that he supports his name with difficulty. Entered the course in General Girl-ology, but is now specializing in one department in that subject. So fastidious in his dress that you would never suspect that he once wore wooden shoes. Reads Thermo for a pastime. Smiling eyes, happy disposition and n heart as large as his name.