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

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HUNT, JOSEPH OWEN Hannibal, Mo, Chemical Engineering Class 1924 Lambda Chi Alpha; Theta Tau; Square and Compass ; Senior Council; Pan-Hellenic Council; Rollamo 23 . Sheik” is quite a bear with the women — must he, for he says so himself- — ask him. Has made himself famous in the athletic world through his connection with the R.H.S. Neversweats”. KEMPER, CLAUDE LESTER . . St. Louis, Mo. Mine Engineering Class 1924 B 0 n a n za ; S a ty r ; Q u o V a d is ; S ig m a G am m a Efisilo n ; M in basketball 21, 22, 23, ; 24 ; M in football ' 23 ; Ado, Alin , and Met . Ass n.; Vice- Pres, Sophomore Class 21, 22, A real basketball and football star whose loss will be greatly felt at M.S.M. Little Claudie’s ambition in life is two-fold: to become serious just once, and to call St. Louis without using a ' phone. KENTNOR, CHARLES BERRY, JR. St. Louis, Mo. Metallurgy Class 1924 Independent , Chick” is an ardent devotee of the Terpsichorean Art and few are the brawls” in the gvm that are not graced by his presence. KESSLER, HARRY HARVEY, St. Louis, Mo. Metallurgy Class 1924 Independent ; C a p tai n B 0 x i n g 7 V a m 2 J, Harry is one of the fastest fighters that ever hit Rolla, and is one of the finest all-around fellows in the class. KNIGHT, WILLIAM ELAM HALL Joplin, Mo. Chemical Engineering Class 1924 Pi Kappa A Ip h a ; I It e t a T a u : S e n io r Co u n cil; I r a Rem sen Society, Bill” has terrorized the Freshmen Chemistry students; made a path of his own to the Rolla High School, and has been a pillar of the church. Should receive the degree of “M.E.” — Methodist Engineer”, Twenty- four

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DI ERRING, GEORGE THOMAS Sr. Louis, Mo. Civil Engineering Class 1924 Kappa Alpha , In Tight” we have a true Southern Gentleman. He has never been known to make a bridge inspection trip. “By the way, loan me a cigarette.” DROUOT, HAROLD ROBERTS Tulsa, Ok la. Civil Engineering Class 1924 Independent Tan Beta Pi. Hopes to be a Civil Engineer, but has high talents along other lines. Noted for the paucity of his girl acquaint- an ces. GABLE R, GEORGE CHARLES Coffeyville, Kan, Metallurgy Class 1924 Kappa Sigma ; Sig ma G am ma Epsilon ; Cast e ; ' ' hi foot halt and track. In George ' s four years at M.S.M., he has distinguished himself in excelling at the arts of football, track and studying. With the fair sex he is a whiz, and when he attains his mighty ambition of raising a moustache no one can say how far he wi 11 go. HARDY. JAMES WHEELER, Columbia, Mo. Mine Engineering Class 1924 Independent. “Jim” came to us at the beginning of the year after sojourns at M. U. and the Colorado School of Mines. If his determination may be judged from his physiognomy his chances for success are unlimited. HQ WALD, LEON SIDNEY St. Louis, Mo, Metallurgy Class 1924 Independent , Cherishes the belief that lie is the best looking man in school, ‘ Duke” should take the Physical Culture Prize for maximum development in a given time. Twenty -three

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McBRIAN, RAY Metallurgy G rubs taker. Shawnee, Okla. Class 1924 May generally be found somewhere in the Met Building reclining gracefully on the bone ash settee. Another charter member of the C.Y.G Club, MAGALIS, CYRUS WEST Dallas, Texas Mine Engineering Class 1924 Independent, “Tex” claims to be the only man who ever outran a charge of buckshot. Ask him about his Eminence trip. The only man in Dake’s Oil and Gas Class who knows ' Where is the Tyner Sand and Why”. MATLACK, FRED P. Overland Park, Mo. Metallurgy Class 1924 Kappa Alpha; Quo Vadis; A . S.A1. Players “Freddie did time as a Civil Engineer; signed up for Mining and finally sank to Metallurgy, From his knowl- edge of “corn” we think he should have taken Agriculture. MOODIE, DWIGHT LINFORD Sr, Louis, Mo, Metallurgy Class 1924 Kappa Alpha; Tan Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Theta Tan; Quo Vadis; Pipe and Bowl Club; Senior Council; Athletic A sin.; Cadet Major , RAJ. TXT “Hanna” has been known as a woman-hater by some of the 400” but a man -with such a dimple and such c moustache must always be on the defense from feminine attacks. NAYLOR, ARCH WAUGH, JR, Navasota, Texas Civil Engineering Class 1924 Kappa Sigma; M.S.M Players: Pipe and Bond; Stud. C h ap t t A , S. C, E . C as tie . Die dignity of being a Senior sits lightly on the shoulders of Archie. His time for the most part is taken up with a thousand important things which absolutely must be done. His motto is “Never let studying interfere with your college education,” Twenty- five