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

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Dm. C h a i itjffl M . V i lt i n Theta Delta Chi, Sigma At. 7Vm Bela Pi, Phi Kami Phi. Director, Missouri School of Mines. M„ School of Mines, Columbia, 18 ' »T: D. Sc.. University of South Dakota. 1911: Member American lnst ' iM.l ' e ' of Mining and Met aliurgical ' engineers: . A merican Elect roehemical Society ; Assistant in Assaying. Columbia. 1898-99: Instructor in Metallurgy, University of Wyoming, „ ilurgy; , „ - , 1899- PMMl ; Professor ' of Metallurgy, South Dakota Stale School of Mines. 190045; Indent, Dakota State School of Mines. 1905-1 I ; Professor of Metallurgy Case Sd oo ‘ 1905-1 1 : Professor of Metallurgy, Case School of Applied Science, 1911-20. Director, Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy. 1920.

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President, Dr. J. C. Jones N January third. I ' 22. Dr. John Carton Jones, liion acting president «»f 1 he l iniycrMty. was given the endorsem nl so well deserved by Ids efficient guidance of the mauuiuoit the reins of government were laid down by Ex- President Albert Robs Mm. Mil Hun a ' ■ • -tjsfaclion and am Work or eager team metes than the student body of the Missouri School of M inesand Metalhir|Y Dutch o ( Dr. Jones was made President of the University by the Board of Curators to the satisfac delight of the student body who knew him so well. Our new President s motto is, [uni Wins,” and we wish to stale that, if he is looking for team work he will I hid no more willing mi mates than the student body of the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy. Dr. Jones was horn July JO. 1856, on a farm near Sharpshurg, Kentucky of Welch imd l mu n parentage tie received his grade and high school training in the Frankfort, Kentucky, schools, in 1879 he graduated from Westminster College at. Pulton, Missouri, and accepted me j osition oi professor of Latin al that institution, hi 1882, he came In the University of Missouri as wifttant professor of Latin nnd was given a year ' s leave of absence for graduate work al Johns Hopkins ni- versity, Bv 1891, he was made head of the department of Latin, and m 189 1896 he was granted a leave of absence for study and investigation abroad, which he spent at Leipzig. Der many, i pan bis return he was appointed the first clean of the College of Arts and Science, which position hi has held since that time. Once more, in 1903, be studied in Munich, Germany. Later he became Vice-President of the University, „ „ , . . , . r i . lliV »i ' Me is a member of the Presby terian Church and the following societies and dubs: Columbia Country Club, Mason ie Fraternity, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, I lie American 1 hilological Association and the Ameriemi Archeological Institute. . . Such an introduction bespeaks the high qualifications which attend our new l resident, future good fellowship between the student body and such a leader cannot bill be assured. iind the

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%oar6 of Curators George L. Edwards Si. Louis Frank M. McDavid Springfield E. Lansing Ray St. Louis G. E. Mu ns Montgomery City P. E. Burton. Joplin Milton Tootle, Jr. St. Joseph S.L. Baysinger... Bolla H. J. Blanton ar ' s James E. Goodrich. Kansas (.ily Officers of tl)e oar6 James E. Goodrich.. President P. E. Burton. Vice-President Leslie Cowan Secretary B. B. Price Treasurer (jtje executive Committee of the Scb ' ffl 4 Sttiiw ani 3ttetaUurg? S. L. Baysinger, Chairman Frank M. McDavid G. E. Muns. . Edward Kaiilb aum , Secret ary E. J. Campbell, Treasurer... Bolla Springfield Montgomery City Bolla Bolla