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

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The learned hands that teach unskilled hands to tabor May we always honor them — the hands of our FACULTY . FACULTY 17

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Oil from the depths h crude — varfibfft — wetery — gatey — or even gritty The major part It of volatile gasoline —oil— grease — or vaseline , . , The uni- formity, the various dependable qualities of these products have been separated, refined, blended, and produced by the constant progress of tha research chem- ist. The engineers of today have teamed the lesson of Edison’s search for the filament for the early Incandescent lamp Petroleum is probably the newest — greatest natural resource — it is indls penseble

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Walter Williams, LUX President of University of Missouri THE PRES S B Walter Williams, our President, as a pioneer in journalism, one of the newer branches of educa- tion, has made his impress upon the world with his superior ability in that particular field. Coming from the ranks as a country editor, Dr. Williams has advanced through every phase of his profession until today practically every country in the world has been his host while he traveled as a disciple of his profession, preaching and teaching higher ideals on the part of those who dispense the news upon which we so largely govern our daily lives. The sincerity and truth in the news of today, in contrast with that of earlier history in America, can be attributed in no small part to the influence of Dr. Williams. His interest in the School of Mines has at all times been unfailing. Proud of his achievements, and as the President of our great University, we, the students of the School of Mines, thus greet him. 18