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

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ROBERTSON EDWARD E, Spring Hill, Tenn. Mine Engineering Class 1924 Lambda Chi Alpha, “Bobbie” hails from Tennessee and comes to us from the Colorado School of Mines as a Senior. Has never been known to use the harmless little letter “r”; but that gets him by great with the fair ones. SCHAEFFER, WILLARD A. JR. Rock Island, III. Mine Engineering Class 1924 Sigma Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Mo. Alin, and Met. Ass’n Rollamo J 2j ; Editor tQ24 Rollamo. Has a penchant for porch swings, and a strong dislike for porch lights. Lead with his chin quite effectively once in an encounter with the concrete bleachers. “Any door can be opened.” SCH API RO. LEO Chicago, III. Metallurgy Class 1924 Independent Phi Kappa Phi . Member in good standing of the C.Y.C. Club and the terror of the Frosfa Trig classes. A veritable walking Math text. SCOTT, GUY R. Carthage, Mo. Civil Engineering Class 1924 Prospector; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Theta Tau; Stud . Chapt. A.S.C.E.; Real curls, blue eyes hievery thing — “just cute,” she told him. Charter member of the Post Office Loungers Re- treat However, Scottie is a real guy; only when he warbles the “Civil Engineer” instead of the real thing, we have to jump on him. SITZLER, CARL WM. BRYANT St. Louis, Mo. Civil Engineering Class 1924 Gruhstaker; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Editor IQ23 Rollamo. Satyr ; Stud . Chapt. A .S.C.E One of the C.E. guns. Likes to talk in the language of stress and strain; has increased Ins visits to the big city to at least once a week. There must be a real attraction there. Twenty-six

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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

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STACK, WILLIAM, JR. Dublin, Ireland Mine Engineering Class 1924 Prospector; Order of I.K.K.; Fourth Order of Brachio- pods; Gripper. 1 ertius Q , gentle reader, is the proud possessor of a marcel l e wave, and an automatic self -filling flagon bole ambition is to prove the existence of vast “goophite” deposits which he claims are hidden back of the Comer- augh Mountains, Irish Free State STOVER, CUR IIS EDWARD Carrqndale, III Mine Engineering Class 1924 Kappa Alpha; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; M.S.M, Players Bus. Mgr. Athletic Assn.; St Patrick 2 J ; Square and Compass; Treat, Junior Class; Pres . Senior Class After talking in his sleep for a semester, Curt embarked upon the Great Adventure with the eventual St, Pat’s Queen of ’23 He has proven to he a real hard rock Miner He is also the proud Daddy of Jimmy Stover Class ’41, M.S.M. THOMPSON, PETER F. Goodland, Kan. Electrical Engineering Class 1924 Bonanza; Satyr; Senior Council; Roll a mo Board ' 23; Square and Compass. Quiet and reserved but of true mettle. What compara- tively few dates he has had have never ceased sighing. THOMAS T. R. Independence, Kan. Mine Engineering Class 1924 Kappa Sigma. “Shorty 11 is noted for his arguments with Thorny The walls of the Met Building will long echo with their harmonious discord. WALKER, ARTHUR W. East Orange, N. J. Mine Engineering Class 1924 Grubstaker; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Mo Min. and Met, Ass ' n.: Senior Council ; Capt. IV resiling Team 24; IT resiling Qj, “Spoof is always ready to discuss the manly sport of wrestling or, in fact, anything; is strongly under the im- pression that “Who’s Who in America” or anywhere else hails from New Jersey. Twenty-seven