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

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I It A Mi IJfiKQY HiYiVT, Knl la, Mo, Athletic Association l. 2, 3. Orchestra 2, 4 . He is it remnant of the os Class, atttl go we don ' t know much about him, but since he has been with ns he baa demonstrated that he is one of the best men they have left behind. Spends most of his time at home wTtli his wife and children. Cl, AY GREGORY, JR„ Joplin, |o. Theta Xu Kpslhni. Roll am o Board 3. Baseball 1, 2 . Cap t. 3. Basket bat! 2, rapt. 3. Athletic Association 2, 3. Probably the best ah around athlete hi school His marked ability to do a term’s work In the last week has saved him many times from I he “lucrative petition rout . Originated the ' ■ ' ’m ' leKf’ yell, and taught Charlie how 1 m say Cm-ma-tay-a-toe. lias remarkable ability along ail lines, and if he don ' t make good wo don ' t know who will. JOHN I IKK HA ULAN, Mflbwly, Kappa Alpha. Tau Beta Pi. Hollarnc Hoard 1, Miners ' Minstrel End Man 3, Manager I Assistant in Ore Dressing -t. A till idle Association ! 2 , 3 i Y. M, A. Jack has a girl In every town In which he has ever been, although that doesn ' t seem to keep him from getting out his work on time Has the ability r get Ling good grades with opt do- ing much studying. Worked at the TJberty Bell Mina, ami is always ready lo tell all about It. Is ;l hustler, and as a promoter, well be could make u go miu of a. placer mine in the middle nf the Sahara Desert, Thorough ness and thick loll Iveness urn h is ch ract eristics, and wilt bring him success, OJ I VKJR U KNIIKLL KIOEA1KH, Ibdl.i. M(t, Foo l bal I Squad 3. i. Athletic Association 3. Y. M, C. A. Walled over a year so he could graduate with the Clans of I PIP, Helps take care of the Fount when he meets with d Isap polntm nun in his love affair. Qukd and unobtrusive, but Is always there with the goods. 26

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IlF.NJAMfN II A it 1C ISON !HJSKMIA( St „ Lmil . Mo. ’ Kappa. Sigma. Miners ' Minstrels 3, -h Mu se bn II Ml, J. 4. A thletle Association h 2; Has had trouble with the girl question and with Id studies, hut now doing wall with both, tr ho ran slide Into a good Job as easily a» he can Into second baas he has a successful future before him. Will he remembered by nil for his good nature and generosity. MON HOE FARRAR, Mil it non, 111. Track 1, 2. 3, A. M 2. Capl. 3. A title tin Association 1, J. 3. V. M. C. A. Karra r started out as a farmer and then decided l«i n v mining Instead, Uut we expect to nee him K ,j Imek to the farm iti the end. Has always i iketi an ill! crest in athletics, and has none g L md work In the distances is very quiet and subdued. but when Occasion demands It Will come out of Ids trance tong enough to say what he ili inks. Me chaperones Traughber and Me- Xntl, and makes them lead the simple life. do II N HAVANA KOH FORMAN. Me Kail. .Mo. Tricky Strike Club. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. V. M, C. A. So conscientious and attentive in class Mint In- is a teadv reference m looking up lesson na- si gum cuts. At i he Shock room always asks for ■Mud Infers ’ reported to have a girl out Salem road. Recoin mends the use of forced draft for blast furnaces, whatever he docs he does well and this quality will bring him suc- cess. M ini t ' OI T 1 11 USER, I A iKlonvlIle, X. V. Hunky Strike Club, Athletic Assueiallmi 1, 3. 4. Y, M. C, A. He is so quiet and unohtruirive that his pres- ence was not even suspected until he had been here over a year. Fusses Intermittently, Proved to be the lung-dlsL:i nee walker of the Colorado trip Is a good, steady, hard-working follow, and has made many friends Will be remem- bered as a man who kept nut of the limelight from preference and not from lack of ability. 25

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WILLIAM HAMILTON AON KS, st. Uuii» Mo Kappa si Rina. a iti le He Association 2. a. Relieves that if four year of college arc good flve years are better, and it » rumored that In- in beginning to believe lhat six years are best. Has carried a diamond ring around for four yeans, but seems unable to unload it. We wish him better luck in the future. Once made an E m assaying. Bill doesn ' t believe In letting hit school work Interfere with his course In Girl- ology, ' but, taken all In all. Is a mighty good fellow, even though he is In love. ANTON FRKDBHICU K A KTK. Be Solti. Mo. Grubstake?. Orchestra 3, L Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 1. Dutch got a late start and ho won ' t he able to Mtand up with us when we receive our sheep ' skins In June. However, he will conic In strong n i the finish next year. Is always good-natured and has many friends. JOHN me llAitDXON KENNEY, Chicago, 111. Kappa Alpha, Miners ' Ml nail ' d fi 3, 4. Orchestra 3. t. Dew is Institute t. 2. A th l e 1 1c A 8BOC I a t i o n 3 . Y. M. C. A. rharter member St. James ' Fusaers Aasocla- tii n. ,+ bln main grievance being that the Frisco won ' t stop their fast trains there. Would have made good on the football team If he had only developed speed, learned to tackle properly, and learned to catch and carry the ball Was a star on the Y. M C. A. team. Jack is a born electrician, and will make a brilliant success at his chosen profession, and this, gqanblneil With his mining experience, should make him a val- uable man in the held. RALPH DANUBE KILLIAN, Ferry ville. Mo. Kappa Sigma, Athletic Association L 2, 3. V quid, progressive, square-dealing fellow, the kind you would trust to take care of your money, If you were fortunate to possess some tif the long green. Spends most of his spare lime taking care of Fete. Always has a rather mirlous expression, which he uses to good effect in fooling the Profs. The sort of a fellow that you would like to have for a next door neigh- bor. 27