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

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We present to the student body a yearbook that we have endeavored to make more interesting and diiierent from those ot the past. We hope that the Avarious changes and rearrangements will meet with your Whole-hearted approval, and that you will enjoy pleasant reminiscences as you peruse its contents. . With wondrous eyes they perceive A shovel of earth upturned That chernisiry and scientific knowledge Will not evade the stu- dent of this college. P' , ' 3. W He, like Samson, suffered greatly when his locks Were shomg For the Sophomore Delilc:1hs were not tender in the efforts to deform. f 1+ f mr f llfllwcl Aekre e egin The Freshman is a loeridden soul whose every action is held in approlorium by all. l-lis life is a hard and Weary one, and dictatorial domination keeps him in constant fear of all hut his lowly colleaaues. So to this poor unfortunate fellow who has weathered the storm of mental and physical privation, we dedicate this book as a measure of solace and sianification that nothina but memories remain of that fateful year. Confenffi COLLEGE ATHLETICS CAMPUS ACTIVITIES CAMPUS LIFE i' if 1 ' if if fr 41 S 4 Ol 4 ir ,, ,,.,f K 'W V ,Z g 6 W, ' 9fw, ' X Q i , Q,- 4 f , K f gl v 9 ,E xii. 45 ' ,f ff, V ,, 4 Lip V 9- w. . 31, 'Q , 1, , HI . .,. .JI 5 APA , I' I I' 5, X, if Q W V ,,,, ' sf4,lg,'1' ' 4 f Nj 1 'Sy' ' '5' 1' N I rpg X 91 f 4 . 2 N. 'cf , ' 3 l ,A K if W , f ' X' Z xi: ., N' SQ VTE vi S L . :5...,. bb ,. X A , I . 4 3 4' 5 au., , ' 1 f , f . ' ' ' z , ' Nr: .... . ay iw' BV, , , , X -ff 4 .L . , 1 -M Q x' Ngmxx X Z 3 af 1 5 1 A f '4 'l -.-.. -x .sv A 2 Q 4 , K W. S A , ,W H f x ,, 4 54, V ' - w,W, ' M' 32 K ' , ' ' 4 'WNKQW ' fu ' ' 'Q -A - , - X - , . 04' ff ly ' , , 3, fl f V53 .- , .,, 39,3 1 xg-y'! 2 2' 3 ,J f 2' ff, ' E FX N Y 'x .Q , y' I , .-If-Q.. t 1. 'A' 1 .. A Q' f A. 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M. is a technical institution sponsored by the State of Missouri for the dissemination of technical information to all those who Wish to utilize its educational facilities. lt is one of the foremost engineer- ing colleges in the country and prepares the student for the engi- neering problems encountered as he follows his designated pro- fession. 'K i 'k 'l' i' ll- 4- 4: m ll C3? '2 y 'Qifrafion ill DIRECTOR Dr. Chedsey has ably directed the for- tunes of the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy during the past four years. His guiding hand has been in- strumental in the enlargement of M. S. M.'s educational facilities, and through his energetic endeavors We may feel certain that our college will remain one of the best engineering schools in the country. REGISTRAR Dr. Arrnsby's association with the Mis- souri School of Mines has been one of the main factors in its rapid growth and recognition. Due to his untiring efforts, the enrollment has increased steadily: and his sincere energy as a student ad- viser has earned him the respect of the student body. Page Sixteen BUTLER DEAN GEO. PHYSICS The educational program oi M. S. M. has been augmented through the ceaseless and in- valuable service of the adminis- trative body. The increased educational ia- cilities and the progressive growth of the student body are significant examples of their notable Work. Page Seventeen 641211.61 F , .. P J 'Y ARMSBY, H. H., B. S., C. E., Registrar, Student Advisor. BARLEY, I. W., A. B., A. M., Ph. D., Professor of English. BERTRAM, W. B., LL. B., Instructor in Military Science and Tactics. BLACK, C. H., B. S., Professor of Drawing. BOYD, CLARK E., A. B., A. M., Instructor in English. BUTLER, I. B., B. S. in C. E., B. S. in Educ, C. E., M. S. in C. E., Professor of Civil Engineering. CI-IEDSEY, W. R., E. M., Doctor of Engineering, Director. CLAYTON, C. Y., B. S., Met. Engr., Professor of Met. Engr. and Ore Dressing. CLOUD, P. E., B. S., Ph. D., Instructor in Geology. CONRAD, F. H., B. S. in Chem. E., Ph. D., Associate Prof. of Chem. Engr. CRAWFORD, I. C., Ir., B. S. in C. E., M. S. in C. E., Instructor in Civil Engr. COLEMAN, I. R., B. S. in Pet. Engr., Instructor in Pet. Engr. DAY, T. G., B. A., M. A., Ph. D., Asst. Prof. of Organic Chemistry. DECKER, E. E., B. S. in Mining, Instructor in Civil Engr. I DENNIE, F. E., B. S., C. E., Associate Professor of Mathematics. DOLL, W., Lt., Assistant Professor of Military Science. EIKELBERGER, W. R., A. B., M. S., Instructor in Mathematics. ELLISON, S., A. B., M. A., Instructor in Geology. FAROUHARSON, D., Business Manager and Secretary of Executi FEIND, E. E., B. S., M. D., Student Health Director. ve Committee FISHER, D. F., B. S., M. S. in Mech. Engr., Instructor in Mechanics. FORBES, C. R., B. S., E. M., Professor of Mining. FRAME, F. H., A. B., E. E., Professor of Electrical Engineering. GEVECKER, V. A. C., B. S., M. S., Instructor in Civil Engineering. OI. sh. 5 Gnd Tactics. S' in C- E-. Prvlessor oi Civii DI. kiqr. and Ore Dressing. rcf. of Chem.Er1qr. puctor in Civil Enqr. Biqr. Chemistry. emctics. rctdrx. - Qi Executive Committee. Mechanics. eerinq- l?iIi96l'lnq' 5 ,- W .. Q 4 , ts A X .9 .gwghml g N X X v l r l B l l l i E i T 5 E i i ti I I 1 I l Z il I 5 MY g Q A ik x sg' ' X QQ! ' Z X it f 5 gi ff 4 2 Barley Bertram Black Boyd Bullman Clayton Conrad Crawford Day Decker Doll Eikelberger Ellison Farquharson Feind Forbes Frame Gevecker Goodhue Gordon Guinnup Hanley Henderson I-lerold Hinsch GOODHUE, E. A., A. B., B. S., M. S., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. GORDON, L. C., Lt. Col., Professor of Military Science and Tactics. GRAWE, O. R., A. B., M. S., Ph. D., Associate Professor of Mineralogy. GUEST, C. B., B. S., M. S., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of English. GUINNUP, G. R., B. S. in Mech. Engr., M. S. in Mech. Engr., Instructor in Mechan- ical Engineering. HANLEY, H. R., B. S. in Mine Engr., Met. Engr., Professor of Metallurgy. HENDERSON, C. E., Ceramic Engineer, Instructor in Ceramic Engineering. HENNING, O. A., A. B., A. M., Professor of Modern Languages. HEROLD, P. G., B. Cer. Engr., M. S., Ph. D., Professor and Acting Head of Depart- partment. HINSCI-I, V. B., B. S., E. M., Professor of Mathematics. HUBBARD, N., Assistant Registrar. IENSEN, W. I., A. B., A. M., Associate Professor of Physics. IOHNSON, E. E., B. S. in C. E., lnstructor in Mathematics, Butler Dennie Fisher Grawe Hubbard i i. . Fi li i F l l ,I i. 3 I F li I ii 1. Page Nineteen E e l 5 92 1 E 1 l s I' 1 Q 4: 2 l QI fi ix if 'll xx f i 1 If 5 l f if 'l 'I I is if If ll ': ll fr I 6 1 ,. lt 1 gf ll - i i . I v-1 - N-----,--,H -:S-: .4..f, ein- ' .Q-L e. A ' V 1' f I 5 v1'.Q,'.y7-.qs fig e'f'1f'-ff,f::911-si uf 'fwsiw - - ' - r - Iensen lohnson, E. Johnson, I. fohnson, L. Kfltz Hliligggsk ' Lloyd McClay Maise Mann M1195 Rankin Monroe Muilenburg Noble Orten Rgljles W Odman Schrenk Sease Thomas, C. Thomas, W. Willlams O Yates Zeuch IOHNSON, I. S., B. S. in Engr., M. S. in E. E., Ph. D., Assistant Professor in Elec- trical Engineering. IOHNSON, L. B., Sergeant, United States Army. KATZ, H. M., B. S. in Mine Engr., Purchasing Agent. KERSHNER, K. K., B. S., M. S. in Chem. Engr., Professor of Chemistry. KILPATBICK, Al V., B. S. in Mech. Engr., M. E., Associate Professor of MGChG1'1' ical Engineering. LEGSDIN, A., M. S., Associate Professor of Mineral Dressing. LLOYD, S. H., A. B., M. S., Associate Professor of History and Psychology. MCCLOY, B. W., B. S. in Mech. Engr., Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. MAINS, R. M., B. S. in C. E., M. S. in C. E., Instructor in Mechanics. MAISE, C. B., B. S. in Chem., B. S. in Educ., Instructor in Chemical Engr. MANN, C. V., B. S., C. E., Professor of Engineering, Drawing, and Descriptive Geometry. Page Twenty MILES, A- L, B. S., M. S., Sc. D., Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering. MILLAF MONRC MOREL 'I MUILED NAIDET NOBLE, P ORTEN, RANES, RANKll SCHREI SEASE. THOMA THOMA WALSH WEBB, ' WILLIA P WOODl YATES, YOUNG ti ZEUCH, Q J.. I -Q -Aw. Cl.ClfLhy MILLAB, C. I., B. S., M. S., Associate Professor of Biology. MONROE, C. I., S. B., Ph. D., Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. MORELAND, H. B., Capt., B. S. KC. EJ, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. MUILENBURG, G. A., B. A., M. S., E. M., Ph. D., Professor of Geology. NAIDEN, I. R., B. A., M. A., Instructor in English. NOBLE, G. W., A. B., B. S., M. S., in Mine Engr., Sc. D. in Mine Engr., Associate Professor of Petroleum Engineering. OBTEN, M. D., A. B., A. M., Professor of Economics. BANES, G. O., B. S. in E. E., Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering. RANKIN, R. M., B. A., M. A., B. S. in C. E., Associate Professor of Mathematics. SCI-IBENK, W. T., B. S., M. S., Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry. SEASE, NADINE M., B. S., M. S., Instructor in English. THOMAS, C. D., A. M., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Physics. THOMAS, W. M., B. S. in Educ., M. A., Instructor in English. WALSH, D. F., B. S. in Met., M. Sc., Assistant Professor of Metallurgy. WEBB, W. H., B. S., M. S., Instructor in Chemical Engineering. ' WILLIAMS, R. Z., B. S. in Met., B. S. in C. E., M S. in Mech. Engr., Associate Professor of Mechanics. WOODMAN, L. E., A. B., A. M., Ph. D., Professor of Physics. YATES, E. W., A. B., B. S., M. S. in Chem. Engr., Instructor in Chemical Engr. YOUNG, B. I-I., B. S. in Mech Engr., Associate Professor of Drawing and Descrip- tive Geometry ZEUCH, W. C., B. S. in C. E., C. E., Associate Professor of Engineering, Drawing and Descriptive Geometry. Q . IS? 'Eg X rg FT' IKM 'Af- 5- I L- N.. ,Qld ,. xgkaxyfx WWI J R Page Tweniy-two SENIOR OFFICERS President ...... .... W . D. LIES Vice-President --- ........... M. PINGEI.. Treasurer --- H... C. WATTENBARGER Secretary --- ....E. WM. ALSMEYEE Afte tho1 dec nov our ach life. Req mm thol the our inde Way QP 'LP o gl i 5 --g?? Ii! I Hill -i i ff 1 UJ'a'f! J After four memorable years of arduous though completely enjoyable studious en- deavors, We have reached our goal and now must rearrange our activities to further our progress in our ambitious attempt to achieve the greater heights in professional life. Regretfully We pass on to the cold and de- manding life of industry, but let us say that though We separate to the very corners of the earth, We shall always be together in our feeling that M. S. M. has given us that indefinable entity for which we shall al- ways be grateful. . 1,3 XM , fr? ! iff Q f Ti: 1' - l.,'1 ' l ' V 'gf YR- ! if icxg .5 F he 5 4, V , 3' ' 'R , iff ?n Lxyf, ' gl as N if 1 .. 4 Y ' -'T L7-5 i f lx A yi gg s ' lf? I J 5:57 , Xa --'cc H, 2 i 1 I ' 1 A V 1 . 1 A 1 n I ,Liar x w Q L,.:..,X. wit-, .,.,7,,,...,,,,,:-.Zh :wwf 4gQ.-.'.,.- Q- -.,,,,. J . . A. 7 A A i A . A A A I V L A A A A AP fu v .l A r F L P ! ' r F . A A I I A A A 5 QQ- YL, ' A.. W ADAMS' ASM ALLEN dent Conf Cer. S-I VM' ALLEN, LEHA TenniS T93 dent 40- ALSMEYEH, Tau B916 C, E, Vice- Independei trcmurol 3 Secreicry AMBROSE, G A. S. C. E. ANDREAE, If A. S. M. E. A AVES, WILLI A. I. E. E. Alpha. A11 BAKER, NOR BAKER, ROBI Mi A. I. M. E. BALMAT, R0 l A SIQIHG Nu. BANES, OTIS A Miner Bocrc BROKER, VIR. N tonfliors, M President- J , A 'f,,:QI,AA:,.'A Q ., . , . I Page Twenty four ADAMS ANDREAE BANES BLACK ALLEN, A. ALLEN, L. ALSMEYER BAKER, N. BAKER, R. BALMAT BECKER v BEERS BEN NETSEN BLAIR BOTTCHER BOURCI-HER gnwmg -,...,,.. .. ,, 1- - - eniord of 7947 ADAMS, WASHINGTON, IR. Springfield, Mo. Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E., Kappa Sigma. ALLEN, ALFRED WILLIAM Overland, Mo. Ceramic Engineering Sigma Pi, Vice-President, Pledge Master, Stu- dent Council. St. Pat's Board of Control. A. Cer. S., Vice-President. Tau Beta Pi. ALLEN, LEROY ETHAN St. Louis, Mo. Mining Engineering Tennis Team. Alpha Phi Omega, 38, 39. Presi- dent 40. A. I. M. E. S. A. M. E. Independents. ALSMEYER, WILLIAM CARL Normandy, Mo. Civil Engineering Tau Beta Pi, Vice-President. Blue Key. A. S. C. E. Vice-President, President. Student Council. Independent, Secretary. Engineers Club. In- tramural Board. General Lectures Committee. Secretary Class '4l. AMBROSE, GEORGE Overton, Mo. Civil Engineering A. S. C. E. Shamrock Club. Independents. ANDREAE, ANDREAS ARTHUR University City, Mo. Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E. C. A. A. Flying. AVES, WILLIAM LEONARD Monterey, Mexico Electrical Engineering A. I. E. E. A. I. M. E. A. M. E. Lambda Chi Alpha. Alpha Phi Omega. BAKER, NORMAN NATHAN Kingston, N. Y. Mining Engineering BAKER, ROBERT ELI Kingston, N. Y. Mining Geology Engineering A. I. M. E. Glider Club. Independents. BALMAT, ROBERT ESSEBE Aliance, Ohio Metallurgical Engineering , , Sigma Nu. BANES, OTIS HENRY St. Louis, Mo. Metallurgical Engineering Miner Board 39, 40. A. S. M. A. I. M. E. BECKER, VIRGIL OSCAR St. Louis, Mo. Metallurgical Engineering S. A. M. E. A. M. S., Reporter. A. I. M. E. De- tonators. Miner Board. Photography Club, Vice- President. Page Twenty-five BEERS, SEYMOUR JAMES Mineral Point, Wis. Mining Engineering Transfer student from Wisconsin Mining School of the University of Wisconsin. BENNETSEN, WAYNE JOHN St. Louis, Mo. Electrical Engineering A. I. E. E., Vice-President. Radio Club, Secre- tary. Miner Board, Managing Editor. Football. Student Asst. in Library and E. E. Dept. Tau Beta Pi. Engineers Club. Independents. Phi Kappa Phi. BEVERIDGE, THOMAS ROBINSON Somohank,Ill. Mining Engineering M. S. M. Band, 39-40, 40-41. BISHOP, LAVERNE ROGSDALE Rolla, Mo. Ceramic Engineering A. Cer. S. BLACK, ANDREW BAXTER N Kirkland Lake, Ont. Canada Metallurgical Engineering Sigma Nu. A. S. M. BLAIR, NORMAN DEE University City, Mo. , Electrical Engineering Kappa Sigma, Treas. 40. Interfraternity Council. Alpha Phi Omega. ' BOTTCHER, HERMAN FRANZ Plainfield, N. l. Mechanical Engineering Shamrock Club. A. S. M. E. Detonators. Inde- pendents. BOURCHIER, PAUL IOSEPH Maplewood, Mo. Metallurgical Engineering A. S. M., President '4l. Track. Boxing. Stu- dent Council Alternate. Intramural Athletic Council Swimming. Theta Tau. Shamrock Club. v BOURNE, WILLIAM HUNT Washington, Mo. Civil Engineering ' Independent. A. S. C. E. Curator Scholarship '37-'38. , . 2 I1 l- 0 I' If BOWMAN, MARTIN EARNEY sQ1em.Mo. Ceramic Engineering A. Cer. S. BOWMAN, WILLIS EARSEMAN St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice-Pres. '40-'4l. St. Pat's Board, Decorating Chairman '40. Intramural Athletic Council '40-'4l. BOYT, EUGENE PHEMISTER Rolla, Mo. Mechanical Engineering Student Asst. '39-'40 Library. S. A. M. E., Treas- urer '39-'4O. Detonators. Intramural Athletic Council. A. S. M. E. BOYD, ROBERT K. St. Louis, Mo. Civil Engineering Track '37-'38, Varsity Track Team '4O. Theta Tau. Student Asst., C. E. Department. Engi- neers Club. BROOKSHIRE, ROBERT RAYMOND Flat, Mo. Civil Engineering Student Asst., C. E. Department. S. A. M. E: Miner Board. Rollamo Board. A. S. C. E. Glider Club. BROWN, CLEMENT I-IECTOR St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering Engineers Club. A. S. M. E. BRUNE, ARTHUR WILLIAM St. Louis, Mo. Mining Engineering Theta Tau, Corresponding Sec. '39, Vice-Regent '4U. Photography Club, Custodian of Equip- ment '39-'40, President '40-'4l. A. I. M. E., Vice- President '40-'4l. Blue Key. Tau Beta Pi. BURGETT, FRED FRANK Decqfur,111, Civil Engineering Sigma Pi, Treas. '40-'4l. Interfraternity Council. Vice-Pres. of Iunior Class. A. S. C. E. C. A. A: Training. l94l BUSUEGO, FERNANDO SANTIAGO Manila, P. I. . Mining Engineering BUTCI-I, EDMUND RICHARD Camden, N. I. Chemical Engineering Alpha Phi Omega, Historian '38-'39, President '39-'40, Vice-Pres. '40-'4l. Detonators '38-'41, Platoon Sgt. '39-'40, Second in Command '40-'4l. Ira Remson '37-'41, Alpha Chi Sigma, Treas. '40-'4l. Intramural Athletic Council. A. I. Ch. E. CARMODY, BRENDON PATRICK St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering Theta Kappa Phi. A. S. M. E. CLANCY, STEPHEN MARTIN Cooperstown, N. Y. Chemical Engineering CLARKSON, CHARLES FREDERICK Normandy, Mo. Petroleum Engineering Golf Team. Shamrock Club. 'M' Club, Treas. '40-'4l. A. I. M. E. COCI-IRAN, ANDREW AARON West Plains, Mo. Chemical Engineering Alpha Phi Omega. Alpha Chi Sigma. Kappa Alpha, President '39. A. I. Ch. E., Sec. '39, Pres. '4O. A. I. Ch. E. Scholarship Award. Swimming Team '38-'40, Capt. '40, Interfrater- nity Council. CONNETT, ROBERT PAUL Wymore,Neb. Mining Engineering A. I. M. E. Triangle. CORNEAU, CLIFFORD AUGUST Webster Groves, Mo. Chemical Engineering Theta Tau. Blue Key. Tau Beta Pi. 'M' Club, Vice-Pres. Football '37-'4l. Track '37-'4l. Engi- neers Club. Independents. A. I. Ch. E. CRECELIUS, DONALD GEORGE St. Louis, Mo. Chemical Engineering Track '37-'38. Alpha Chi Sigma '38-'39-'40, Sec. '4O. Detonators. Student Council '40, S. A. M. E. A. I. Ch. E. Ira Remsen. Kappa Sigma M. C. '39, Sec. '38. COUCI-I, GEORGE ROBERT Flat River, Mo. Chemical Engineering Shamrock Club '39-'4O. A. I. Ch. E. '39-'4O. R. O. T. C. Bancl '39-'4O. Photography Club '40-'41, Alpha Chi Sigma. Page Twenty-six 20 x . ,QWMQN 'hfmeering We PI 'mv .,,-In III Eljgfpeer, CGmdQn'NlI. 5341- Dai '39' President 1 Sfffy-d f 'SBI In COIDIIIQM1 'til' nlileiic Com V Dx ,. .1 , I wa' mmm 'M' -Q1I2Serig f Q 1- S. I-5. E, I QQWWMWM 1-?l5lE6I1ng ' 5 FREDERICK 3 Ergiaeerin NCmfmdE'.l.fo. J 'V 9 -s Clan. 'M'Ch1b,Tm5A AARON WestPIains,Ma, Iaqiaeering ilpha Cla Sima. Kappa . R. I. Ch. E., Sec. '39, 1. E. Schularship Award HC, Capt. '40. Interfraier- J. W mare, Nab. zgteeriag LUGUST Webster Groves. M01 'ggiaeenhg I frm Beta Pi. 'M Club' T.GCk'37.'41. aa- :l. - .5.I.Ch-E- :Omg SLLoais,M0' 1 iaeerinif , Siam '38-'39-40, 592- 1 C:uncH'4U. S-Ah' QSE1 v.. . 1 Hai Rwer. W- zixffffng .Mg R. '1 E. Ch' E' was '41, ..-A 'YSL-by b . mm WST BOUBNE BOWMAN, M. BOWMAN, W. BOYD BOYT BBOOKSHIBE BBOUK BBOW N BRUNEI BUBGETT BUTCH CABMODY CLANCY CLABKSON CON NETT COBNEAU Page Twenty-seven ...C .-.,.,. ,,,,.,, , ,.-,,,,,3,-5,,,g,,,X,,,.,,:,.,,qmrw QA VVI. CHOCKETT C r. 5 A' eClu peers DANSON ll DAVIDSON Football. Tfidflqle' DELPOPOLO A, S. M. f -1 -xixqga 1 X, 7 -- 1 ll l I l l l 4 I l 1 1 l ll l l l l l -l l l l ll l ll l Ji l l Dswur HU A, s. c. E. DIETIKER, RA Rifle Team Alpha. DODGE, IAMH Student Coul '40. Trianql DAMIANOVIC Football '37-' M Club. DORSEY, ROBI C St. Pal's Boal Ch. E. Theta DRESTE, Usual Alpha Phi o '39-'49, Alumr Eflqineers Ch Bela Pi. Phif DUSZA, lOSEPl C Council. Mil Council, EGBERT, RAND P glliner i KUPPCI Alp' Page Twenty-eight CQUCH CRECELIUS CRQCKETT CROSS D-A-NSON DAVIDSON DECKER DQPQREST DIETIKER DODGE DORSEY DRESTE DUNN DUSZA EGBERT ELLETT 3.Q,,g,4u-,'.' QQ . i:l,....,. ,..T ,,,, ., , I ,nm M -I A 8I'li0l 6 of f94f CROCKETT, WILLIAM E. Springfield, Mo. Ceramic Engineering A. Cer. S. President. Theta Tau Scribe. Engi- neers Club. DANSON, WARREN ROBERT Sullivan, Mo. Civil Engineering DAVIDSON, FRED ROBERT Cairo, Ill. Civil Engineering Football. M. Club. A. S. C. E. S. A. M. E. Triangle. Tau Beta Pi. DELPOPOLO, SAMUEL THOMAS Dunkirk, N. Y. Metallurgical Engineering A. S. M. DEWITT, RUSSELL EDWIN Rolla, Mo. Civil Engineering A. S. C. E. Pi Kappa Alpha. DIETIKER, RAYMOND GEORGE Wood River, Mo. Chemical Engineering Rifle Team '38-'40. A. I. Ch. E. Lambda Chi Alpha. DODGE, IAMES SAYER IR. Oakmont, Pa. Mining Engineering Student Council '40, Vice-Pres. A. I. M. E. Pres. '40. Triangle. DAMIANOVICH, MATHEW STEVE St. Louis, Mo. Mining Engineering Football '37-'41, Engineers Club. A. I. M. E. M Club. DORSEY, ROBERT SCHULTE lefferson City, Mo. Chemical Engineering St. Pat's Board '39-'40. Pres. of Ir. Class. A. I. Ch. E. Theta Kappa Phi. DRESTE, IEROME PHILLIP Kirkwood, Mo. Civil Engineering Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer '38-'39, Secretary '39-'40, Alumni Secretary '40. Athletic Asst. '35. Engineers Club. A. S. C. E. Independents. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. DUSZA, IOSEPH THADDEUS Lowell, Mass. Ceramic Engineering Theta Kappa Phi, President '41, Interfraternity Council. Miner Board. A. Cer. S. Student Council. EGBERT, RANDLE HUDSON St. Louis, Mo. Civil Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha, House Manager '40, Vice-Pres. '4l. Miner Board, Business Manager '4l. A. S. C. E. Page Twenty-nine ELLETT, CHARLES ADAMS Oak Park, Ill. Mining Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha Treas. '38-'39, Blue Key. Rollamo. Miner Board of Control. Student Council Sec. and Treas. Freshman Class Sec. lunior Sec. Phi Kappa Phi. Book Plate '38-'39. ELLIOT, FLOYD ROLLAND Granite City, Ill. l Ceramic Engineering Shamrock Club '38-'39, Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award. ELLIOTT, PAUL SIDNEY Rolla, Mo. Metallurgical Engineering Photography Club, Vice-Pres. '40. Detonators '38-'39-'40. S. A. M. E. Vice-Pres. '40. A. I. M. E. ELLIOTT, RICHARD DOWLING St. Louis, Mo. Mining Engineering Rifle Team '38-'39. A. I. M. E. ENOCHS, IOI-IN RAYMOND Kansas City, Mo. Electrical Engineering Curator Scholarship '37-'38. Tau Beta Pi. Sham- rock Club. A. I. E. E. Radio Club. EALKINGHAM, DONALD HERBERT Lexington, Ill. Mining Engineering St. Pat's Board. Triangle. A. I. M. E. C. A. A. Flying. FARRELL, EDWARD C. . Everton, Mo. Mining Engineering FICK, ARMIN FREDERICK St. Louis, Mo. Metallurgical Engineering Student Council, Pres. '40-'41, Rifle Team '37-'4l. Independents, Vice-Pres. '40. Theta Tau. Blue Key. Tau Beta Pi. Rollamo Miner Board of Con- trol. General Lectures Committee. R. O. T. C. Cadet Colonel. A. I. M. E. S. A. M. E. A. S. M. Shamrock Club. Board of Control '38-'39. Class Vice-Pres. '39, Blue Key Award. Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award. QI'll0l 5 FIELDS, ROBERT EDWARD Sf- Louis, MO- Mechanical Engineering Rifle Team '39-'40-'4l. A. S. M. E. Sec. S. A. M. E. Sec. '4l. Theta Tau. Blue KeY- Shamrock Club. Independents. FINLEY, FRED WILLIAM I I-CUTIUTI MO- Electrical Engineering Curators' Scholarship, S. A. M. E. A. I. E. E. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. Miner-Rollamo Board of Control. Student Council, Miner Board. Editor-in-Chief, '4U. Rollamo Board '39, '40. Rifle Team '38, '39, '40, M '39. Rifle Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Detonators '38, '39, '4O. Board of Control '4O. Independents. Shamrock Club. Blue Key. C. A. A. FRANCIS, MERRITT IVIOLINE I-Ioneye Falls, N. Y. Chemical Engineering Alpha Chi Sigma '37, '40. S. A. M. E. GALBA, PAUL IOSEPH St. Louis, Mo. Chemical Engineering A. I. Ch. E. '39-'4O. GARDNER, IOHN WILLIS Quincy, Ill. Mining Engineering A. I. M. E. GAYER, SIEGMUND THEODORE Plain Field, N. Y. Mining Engineering Missouri Academy of Science. Photography Club Pres. Geology Club. GEBHARDT, ADOLPI-I ARMOR Crystal City, Mo. Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E. GIBBONS, HOWARD TI-IOMAS Bronx, N. Y. Metallurgical Engineering Triangle, A. S. M. C. A. A. Swimming Team '36-'38. GORDON, ESKRIDGE REED Kirkwood, Mo. Chemical Engineering Page Thirty I9-47 GRISI-IAM, MARVIN C. Caruthersville, Mo. Civil Engineering A. S. C. E. Independent. Student Asst. Civil Dept. HAAS, ALVIN GABRIEL Cape Girardeau, Mo. Mechanical Engineering Theta Kappa Phi. Student Council. A. S. M. E. HACKER, ALDEN GERICK St. Louis, Mo. Metallurgical Engineering Shamrock Club. A. S. M., Vice-Pres. '40-'4l. In- tramural Athletic Council. A. l. M. M. E. Theta Tau, Pres. '39. Student Council. S. A. M. E., Pres. '4l. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. Inde- pendent, Treas. '4l. Rollamo-Miner Board of Control. HALL, IANE CHARLOTTE St. Louis, Mo. Civil Engineering Photography Club '4l. Miner Board. A. S. C. E. Alpha Psi Omega, Sec.-Treas. '40-'4l. Pi Delta Chi, Pres. '4l. HANYEN, CLYDE KENNETH Middletown, N.Y. Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E. Kappa Sigma. HARDINE, KENNETH LAVERNE Galesburg,Ill. Civil Engineering Shamrock Club. Theta Tau, Pres. '4l. A. S. C. E. St. Pat's Board, Financial Chairman '4l. HEDDELL, IAMES VINCENT Crystal City, Mo. Ceramic Engineering Shamrock Club. R. O. T. C. Band. C. A. A: HENDERSON, IAMES GEORGE Chihuahue, Mex. Mining Engineering Alpha Lambda Tau. Tennis Team. A. I. M. E. I-IENNING, MICHAEL MAKEY Rolla, Mo. Metallurgical Engineering Miner Board, Circulation Mgr. '4l. Independent, Sec.-Treas. A. S. M. A. I. M. E. - I-IERSHKOWITZ, LEON Rolla, Mo. Civil Engineering I-IOENER, FRED HENRY Webster Groves, Mo. Metallurgical Engineering Sigma Nu, Treas. '40-'4l. Miner Board. A. S. M. 5 11. Mine E Iv . ' C. C fivljfr: Um . . Zia... gineeflfig URIWSIIX -.,--,M I It . -Altm- SIUIISIII A54 51- .7,u2'w A'--ILL rw H.: , LUIS I.f ':UQ E1 ' ' 'I Hmdgq- -1- Srmiimsefmq We .I A viii? I S. II E .. -f S - ig'1G EUUL'ee1' u Mum' I1 5' IJ Ig mg N5 lx. .V ' -.md ,I I I Ppres, '40-'4 In I Them S-Mgt ' ...rm Com S E IEQDI I pwm IIE, .AIN I M1 IHIIA s 3 I .NLUILAIHIISI Bom UWT'-I ., P -f.,. E.'I fp.:c I ,F 1' ..J.f1g Sf- LIL, IL W I cord. Awgugli -1.-liens. 491411 PIM . V: 'v , I Q'-I-:ri IIf1arHeIoI'm, N, I, sf: Esqmeermg Sigzz. QXIENE CJiesburq,E zzggfeemg :,. .u., ..:. ,.,-,.: A-. I .W V...LLcn II. .,, ... I... . -, -. I ' M' DVS 'II ASCE. I I 'I Cwsfd C1Iy.II.. 2 zsgzxeenng O. T. C. Band. C. A. A: GEORGE Chkuahue,IIex. Eggiceeriig Tennis T901 A-IME' I I: HOIIUIIIIU. :I ,A . M I ,xi III. m49penofnI 5' I V, E. Mo' -f-gem? I ves III. '.'.'ebsIer GW ' rfgjneefmg SM, E 1-rq,f,5fBC'fnd' I 1' --...4.-re' :- Q- '. NNMIL .,- ,.,.,,, H W I I I I I I I. I I I I 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I If -I I I 2 I I- I II ll! I S I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I If I: Ii I I III E 1 I I I I I I . I ELLLQTT, F. ELLLQTT, P. ENQCHS PALKLNGHAM FARRELL PICK FIELDS PLNLEY GAYER GEBHARDT GLBBQNS GORDON GRISHAM HAAS HACKER HALL, A. Page Thirty-one L. ...41 --.. , - 0-Q. .,.., . swf- . ..f.4:y,,,,,,k5,:!Mg LU- MI A. ' 2 Z2 Qw 11. HO AND EDW E A. mo s. A- M' HOMYK AN A, S. C- E' n HORKY WILLIA Lambda Chill mo Board HUMPHEEY IOH A S Cer E f l LL ' 4 f l f I l .1 I I l l z ' u 5 . I F W I I Ce l I 0 '--'.., . , V , . . ' R' ' -,' . ', ' f' .' -,, ' Page Thirty-two HALL, I. HENNING lAMES KILGOUB HANYEN HARDINE HEDDET- HQENER HUMPHREY IA-PPE lENNINGS KATZ KERR KING KQCH KRILL E NATHAN IAF? Me G Shamrock Club E Mm rB0ar 1amaM1ner Boa IAMES HENRY T Theta Tau A I IENNINGS CECI' Slgma Nu lntel Treasurer Iumor IENSEN IAMES Vl Alpha Ps1 Omegm ME Detonatcr IOHNSON IEAN l M elalll Shamr ck Club KATZ I AMES ROX MSMBand I M KEHR IAMES Wu ec A I EE elon KFGOUR WILLIA Lambda Chi Al Board' BUSiness 1 c1l. A. I- M- E HOLLAND, EDWARD FRANCIS St Louis, Mo. Civil Engineering S. A. M. E. A. S. C. E. HOMYK, ANTHONY, IR. Benld,Ill. Civil Engineering A. S. C. E. Independent. Engineers Club. HORKY, WILLIAM FRANK East St Louis, Ill. Civil Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha. Alpha Phi Omega. Rolla- mo Board. A. S. C. E. Q HUMPHREY, IOHN RICHARD Rolla, Mo. Ceramic Engineering A. S. Cer. E. Theta Tau. IAFFE, NATHAN DAVID St. Louis, Mo. Metallurgical Engineering Shamrock Club. Theta Tau, Marshall. S. A. M. E. Miner Board. A. S. M. Independents. Rol- lamo-Miner Board of Control. IAMES, HENRY THIXTON St Louis, Mo. Mining Engineering Theta Tau. A. I. M. E. Engineers Club. IENNINGS, CECIL EDGAR , loplin, Mo. Mining Engineering Sigma Nu. Inter-Fraternity Council, Sec. '40-'4l. Treasurer, Iunior Class. IENSEN, IAMES WILLIAM Rolla, Mo. Science Alpha Psi Omega, Director. Miner Board. S. A. M. E. Detonators '39. IOHNSON, IEAN RUSSELL Si. Louis, MO. ' Metallurgical Engineering Shamrock Club. KATZ, IAMES ROWEL Rolla, Mo. Mining Engineering M. S. M. Band. President Varsity Orchestra. A. I. M. E. KERR, IAMES WILLIAM Bowling Green, Mo. Electrical Engineering A. I. E. E. Detonators '38. KILGOUR, WILLIAM IOHN Niagara Falls, N. Y. Mining Geology Lambda Chi Alpha. Miner Board. Rollamo Board, Business Mgr. Intramural Athletic Coun- cil. A. I. M. E. Page Thirty-three KING, ERNEST FREDERICK Lebanon, Mo. Electrical Engineering A. I. E. E. Radio Club. KOCH, CHARLES OTTO St. Louis, Mo. Chemical Engineering Shamrock Club. A. I. Ch. E., Vice-Pres. Miner Board. Student Asst. '39-'4I. Student Council Alternate. Rollamo-Miner Board of Control. In- dependent. Tau Beta Pi. KOERNER, NELSON ARTHUR St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering 'M' Club. Engineers Club. A. S. M. E. Foot- ball, '38-'4O. KRILL, KARL EMIL St. Louis, Mo. Ceramic Engineering Shamrock Club. A. Cer. S. KUEKER, LOUIS AUGUST Sedalia, Mo. Electrical Engineering A. I. E. E. Radio Club. Photography Club. KYLE, FRANK KENNETH Carthage, Mo. Civil Engineering Alpha Lambda Tau St. Pat's Board. LAMBETH, IENNINGS RENICK Bois D'Arc, Mo Chemical Engineering Sigma Nu, Vice-Pres. '40-'4l. A. I. Ch. E. Stu- dent Council. S. A. M E. Alpha Chi Sigma. LAMBERT, CHRIS ALFORD St. Louis, Mo Mining Engineering LESSMAN, IOSEPH LEE Harvel, Ill Chemical Engineering Kappa Sigma. A. S. M. Ira Remsen. A. I. Ch E: Student Asst. eniomi o!f94l g encora 0 f94f .ll . f 2 LIES, WILLIAM DONALD W heetofll 111' Metallurgical Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice-Pres. '40-'4l. Theta Tau. Blue Key, Vice-Pres. Tau Beta Pi. Rollamo, Humor Editor '40, Editor '41, Intramural Board of Control '40-'4l. Rollamo-Miner Board of Con- trol '40-'4l. General Lectures Committee '40f 4l. Student Council Alternate '39-'40. Student Coun- cil '40-'4l. President of Senior Class. A. S. M. LIVINGSTON, KERMIT F. Rolla. MO- Civil Engineering Independent. A. S. C. E. Student Asst. LOVERIDGE, WARREN L. Sappington, Mo. Metallurgical Engineering Sigma Nu, Pres. '40-'4l, Sec. '39. Miner Board. St. Pat's Board. A. S. IVI. LYNCH, DANIEL S. St. Louis, MO- Electrical Engineering Radio Club, Secretary-Treasurer '40, Pres. '4I. Shamrock Club. Varsity Track '38-'39. Inde- pendent. Miner Board. Rollamo Board. 'M' Club. A. I. E. E. Treas. '40. MCANERNEY, IOHN M. St. Ioseph, Mo. Civil Engineering Kappa Alpha, Secretary '40, Vice-President '4l. Student Council Alternate '38-'39, Student Coun- cil '39-'40. Rifle Team, President '40. S. A. M. E. Theta Tau. A. S. C. E. St. Pats Board, '40. MCCONNELL, WILLIAM F. Hannibal, Mo. Mining Engineering Sigma Nu. Rollamo Board. MCINDOO, WILLIAM F. Independence, MO. Mechanical Engineering MCKEE, IACK B. Webster Groves, Mo. Electrical Engineering Independent. Radio Club. Shamrock Club. Var- sity Tennis M '40. S. A. M. E., Treasurer '40. A. I. E. E. M Club, MACK, IAMES O. Kansas CNY, MO- Chemical Engineering Independent. Shamrock Club. Ira Remsen SO- ciety. A. I. Ch. E. Alpha Chi Sigma, Rifle Team, '39-'40. MENTZ, FRANK H Sf, Louis, MO. Mechanical Engineering Independent. Engineer's Club. N. Y. A. AS- sistant '37-'38. A. S. M. E. MEYER, ROBERT H. St, Louis, MO. Chemical Engineering A. I. Ch. E. MILLER, ROBERT F. Springfield' MO' Electrical Engineering Miner Board. R. O. T. C. Band. A. I. E. E. Sigma Nu. MORRIS, WILLIAM I. Colfax, Wis. Mining Engineering MYSKOWSKI, EDWIN T. Lowell, Mass. Metallurgical Engineering Theta Kappa Phi, Secretary '40-'4l. A. I. M. E. A. S. M. ' NESLEY, WILLIAM L. St. Louis, Mo. Mining Engineering Independent Board of Control '39-'40. N. Y. A. Assistant Mining Dept. '37-'38, '38-'39. Treas- urer Class of '41, '38-'39. Shamrock Club. Stu- dent Council Alternate '39-'40. Varsity Basket- ball M '40. A. I. M. E. Club. Secy. A. I. M. E. Secy. Club. C. A. A. NEVINS, MARVIN E. IR. Wilmette, Ill. Metallurgical Engineering Independent. N. Y. A. Assistant Physical Edu- cation Dept. '37-'38, '38-'39, Shamrock Club. Student Council Alternate '39-'40. M Club, President '40. Miner Board. Rollamo Board. Varsity Football M '38, '39, '40. Varsity Golf NEWMAN, CLINTON Morris, Ill. Metallurgical Engineering Kappa Sigma, Master of Ceremonies '39, Treas- urer '40, President '4l. St. Pat's Board, Treas- urer '4l. A. S. M. A. I. M. M. E. Page Thirty-four 7 Us N -L Us ENN K NA tr , 1 , T5 Pgggleeflllg Us Clllf lllg. 1 MO I 1' :4l'wL I lc Rn '+All l 4115, Clll Slqmu , Va :fjh Sll .C lE'lQ'lIlee ' I Cul-lllvlg QLXSQE' Jmg ' Su S all NIA ,W SLLO- lL4?1ne9Ung llilllo. lg fhmwmg ' 'I- P. .: . Collin' 1--1u.'l5:-'ff MQ It F lowell, lim, :1 tzgmeermq ezetm' 40-'4l. A. l. ME llOlll5, Ivlo. zzgmemg 5 Cents! F?-ZS. ll. Y. ll. egt. L37-33, '38-'39, Treas- -E9. SicmcckClub. Stu- te '39-'41 Varsity Basket- f. 5. 'l.l'c1l1. sm-A ,.,. ,.. CAA. : Wihnelle. ll ' I-steering 1 :Qf:fm1PhlSW?' 15,13 shmoflflll- -' H ll ll M., 39140. ll Pala' ....... 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Blue PUPIZ, WILLIAM M, Mech ' guratar Scholarsciripc E-pi. 38-'39, A S . Pi ' 'J A- In M Mining ' E- A-lph Student Assistqm I3 Page Thirty-six NEVINS NEWMAN NICHOLAS NICOLA OWENS PACE PAUTLER PINGLE PUETZ REAGAN RHODES ROGERS ROLEY SOHAUBLE SOHERIFP SOHOENTHALEB emo,-A of 1941 NICHOLAS, HAROLD St. Louis, Mo. Chemical Enginecring Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec. '39, Treas. '40, Pres. '4l. Curator Scholarship '38. Miner Board, Manag- ing Editor News Dept. '4l. Student Assistant English Dept. '40, '39. Alpha Chi Sigma, Re- porter '40. A. I. Ch. E. Tau Beta Pi. Blue Key, Sec-Treas., '40-'4l. NICOLA, NICK St. Louis, Mo. Petroleum Engineering Independent. Shamrock Club. Varsity Football M '38, '39, '40, Student Assistant Physical Education Dept. '38-'39, '39-'40, M Club, Treasurer '4l. A. I. M. E. OLSEN, IACK E. Springfield, Mo. Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E. Varsity Tennis. Independent. C. A. A. OWENS, ROLAND C. Tampa, Fla. Metallurgical Engineering Kappa Alpha, Treasurer '39, Miner Board. Rol- lamo Board. Detonators. St. Pat's Board, Secre- tary '4l. Interfraternity Council '39-'40. C. A. A. A. S. M. PACE, GEORGE M. St. Louis, Mo. Civil Engineering PAUTLER, ANTHONY C. Union, Mo. Mechanical Engineering A. S. M. E. Alpha Phi Omega. PINGEL, MARVIN E. Arlington Heights, Ill. Ceramic Engineering Independent. Shamrock Club. Student Assistant Ceramic Dept. '38-'39, Detonators. Tau Beta Pi, Secretary '4l. Blue Key. Theta Tau, Treasurer '4l. A. Cer. S. Vice-President Senior Class '4l. PUETZ, WILLIAM M. Linn, Mo. Mechanical Engineering Curator Scholarship '38. Student Assistant Civil Dept. '38-'39. A. S. M. E. S. A. M. E. Tau Beta Pi RESSINIER, EDGAR A. Louisville, Ky. Mining Engineering A. I. M. E. Alpha Psi Omega. Miner Board. Student Assistant Library '39-'4l. Page Thirty-seven REAGAN, ALVIN NOEL Bismarck, Mo. Electrical Engineering Independent. Shamrock Club. Radio Club, Vice-President '38-'39, '39-'40. Student Assistant E. E. Dept. '39-'40, '40-'4l. A. I. 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I - , E I g.... :,q3dufC0ni1ol 33-EU? 3 .:..s --f 1 21: Am., Phfwl Hi 39' e M - , : ,wk . :Jew H TTTT s -GQILLQWVU' km S 3 --- 1 , V tj- Yi 57153, f::3ccri 5Ha?f01f,e5'1 i .-l- V H L ,M g-tiwma fl y? , J. A' S, .r,. 1 I .5 x j , , t l .4 D. A V X Q 'rf P2951 ' af z 1, ' A N .E 1.1 H' -2 as f vi V- . NZNQ . - M- - .1 f A L - ' J, . . T T X H - ' , .rg VUISL, , X Z: kg7w, . v ,, -g I f-: ' - Sm f ,T T ' A f' r 'Y' fffpkvwm f, , My -Q, 7 S ...Egg ,S V . ,C X ,, .QfMV5,5'ag,W3 fg. A 2 - 'fzfxfrs X X,-f' ,f-' SCHEOEDER, H. SCHEOEDEE, W. SCHWAB SELL SEXTON SHANKLAND SHERMAN SILHAVY SMITH SMOCDT STEVENS STEWART STRAWHUN STOCKTON STOHLDRIER SUMMERS Page Thirty-nine ..,,.-.,.....,....., ,, A, I - ' J' 'P-PMw..'.,-1.., 1.-,W.,wf,,'. .,,,,q,,,.,,, it Page Forty TAYLOR TOPPER TRISCH VAN POOL WADE WAMPLER WASHBURN WATTENBARGER WEAVER WESTWATER WINK WINKLE WISCHOFF WRIGHT WYATT ZVANUT ERT L. Torrfftr HOB Minnie , ner Kalplt gphsludeftl AI I , . Arn I--, TRISCH' DON Civil l P: 'llletd Tau' Intmfm OE . ' ub. Ealfleefi ,3'3I,40I M Club- N, nnr E. . vnuau Mechanic Miner Board '37-'39 r40I SeCI9lafYIMeC '38-'39-'40, BT19141961 VOLZ, HERBERT ADAI Chernica. Curator Scholarship ' Chi Sigma. rnqiuee '37-'38, Shamrock Cl WAMPLER, HAROLD F Metallurgic Engineers Club, Man '4t. Board of Contrm '37-'38. Student Co Varsity Leiter '37-'31 Captain '40-'4l. M dent '40, Blue Key, Inner Guard '40. Tar I. M. E. A. S, M, 11 Intramural Board of C WASHBURN EARL LH Electrical lqma P', I I 4441- S-A.M.Ef ' Wnrrnrnnnarn CHR: M h Mlner Board eglrggglg md: Clug. IIIGl1der C ' ' ' Teasur I Pres. 39-40. Blue IZ fewlrerofglqs ml P Ufld Gchvl FE inrnn 'I I ASM I I 4 '4t.'f y SChol shi I I I eniord of 1947 TOPPER, ROBERT L. Ottawa, Kan. Mining Engineering Kappa Alpha, Treas. '39, Pres. '40. S. A. M. E. A. I. M. E. Student Council. TRISCH, DONALD L. - Decatur, Ill. Civil Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha, Pres. '40. Golf Team '37-'38. Theta Tau. 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Ollci. lqedcle, No. l' MO. Hqfield, No. 1 Terre, llc. t lnuis, lilo. lmnes, No. :k Pals. lil Louis, No. Benld, ll Eldon, lilo. illespie, il. Holla, No. 1 City, Mo. lawn, Ne. Alton, ill City, Ne. pug, N. I. exico, llc. my, N. Y. ille, N Y. ville, No. ldon, N0- nton, N0- Port, NO. jyyy, ite. QHIS, ton, N0- uysy Mo. nys, Ne. ug, No. uysl Mo. 1.1 nys' MO. IUNIOR OFFICERS Presidenf -,.----,,.-- Vice-President - SIDNEY BURBERRY 2 Treasurer ......... MELVIN FLINT . Secretary --- EDWIN VOGELSANG 2 .f ff if , Q, . Q , . I J' ef.: A I .Ml MCCAIN, G. M. Cape Girardeau, Mo. OLDE, F. W. St. Louis, Mo. MCGI-IEE, V. T. Thompsonville, Ill. MAHEH, L. 1. East st. Louis, 111. Egg? PA MQIf?1eWOid'NM?' MARTIN, K. W. Barton, Mo PETERLEN I'D Sfl'fr.' ' ' . , . . . ou1s, Mo. MATHEWS, W. P. St. Louis, Mo PEWITT B D Linn Mo MAUNE' H' E' Union' MO PIERCE 'T 'M' Union cn if ' , . . y, enn. MERRELL, C. L. Newburq, Mo POHL R A St Louis, MO' MEYER' C' l' Ven?dY' IH' POLLOCK, W. L. Campbell, Mo. 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Page Forty-seven fgaaa 1 942 g 0 I Page Forty-eight Walker Ullrich Van Nostrand Vogeljscmg Welch Watkins Weidle VXASES Wolff Wickliffe Wilson Zcmzie 4.0116-I Woodworth Zqqam' I' Hosa, A- H' RUTH: E' HUTFLE, E- T- HNDHHUS, E- H' SCHAETFER1 C- A' SCHMITT. I. B- SCHOWALTEH. K. A SCHUMACHER. A. I. SCHUMACHER, R. L. SCHUMAN, A. E. SCHWAIG, I. H. scorr, H. D. SHAFFER. I. w. SHERMAN, H 1. SHINABARGER, I. W. SHOCKLEY, G. H. sHnH, H. T. sHHsHH, H. H. SMITH, H. H. SMITH, 1. SMHH. o. v. SMITH, P. H. SMITH. R. A. SMITH, v. H. STEINHOFF, H. H, Hsvfrus, c. H. STEWART, H. L. Howiu., H. L. STHICKEL, w. H SUESSDO ' HF, F. O. SUMMERS, R. F. TAGUE, My ggIAS, RUL ' wNs ' Taowiggf A' VAN Ng VEALEI QETRAND. R. fi Walker Welch Wolff Zollef kv ff i Kirkwood, Mo. Red Hook, N. Y. Galesburg, Ill. Peking, China Dawn, Mo St. Louis, Mo Kansas City, Mo. DeSoto, Mo Springfield, Mass. Franklin Square, N. Y. Dahlgreen, Ill. Ioplin, Mo. Edina, Mo Webster Groves, Mo. St. Ioseph, Mo. Rochester, N. Y. Creve Coeur, Mo. Tulsa, Okla UNCLASSIFIED STUDENTS ROSE, A. H. Kansas ciiy, Mo VOGELSANG, E. c. RUTH, E. Kansas City, Mo HUTTLE, E. T. Rolla, Mo WAGERT- W- I- WALKER, R. H. SANDHAUS, E. H. Si. chorios, Mo WANG- K- P- SCHAEFPEB, C. A. Si. Louis, Mo WATKINS- R- A- SCHMITT, 1. B. Si. Louis, Mo WEIDLE- B- E- SCHOWALTER, K. A. Si. Louis, Mo WELSS- R- I- SCHUMACHEH, A. 1. Si. Louis, Mo WELCH- F- H- SCHUMACHER, H. L. Highland Pork, N. I WESTERVELT- I- A- SCHUMAN, A. E. Rolla, Mo WLCKLLFFE- I- M- SCHWAIG, 1. A. Si. Louis, Mo. WILSON- A- W- Scorr, M. D. Newburg, Mo. WISE- L W- SHAFFER, I. W. Sullivan, Mo. WITT- T- A- SHERMAN, K. 1. Festus, Mo. WOLFF- L- C- SHINABARGER, 1. W. Si. Ioseph, Mo. WOODWORTH- L- R- SHOCKLEY, G. R. Overland, Mo. SINDEL, A. T. Clayton, Mo. g2ICX?QEAbI'EL' SMELSER, H. R. St. Charles, Mo. ZOLLER' I' SMITH, H. B. Baltimore, Md. ' ' ' SMITH, I. Southwick, Mass. SMITH, O. V. Pine Lawn, Mo. SMITH, P. H. Clayton, Mo. SMITH, H. A. Si. Louis, Mo. ASHER- N- E- fml' SMITH, V. A. Bonne Tous, Mo. BEHTRAM- N- fm? STEINHOFP, P. P. Cape Girardeau, Mo. BOLAND- I- V- STEVENS, C. M. Buoisiiu, Mo. BRYAN- D- M- STEWART, A. L. Maplewood, Mo HUDGENS- M- B- fm? STOWELL, R. L. STRICKEL, W. R. SUESSDORF, F. O. SUMMERS, R. F. TAGUE, M. F. Tl-IAYER, W. THIAS, R. L. TOWNSEND, W. A. TROTTER, C. ULLRICH, M. VAN NOSTRAND, H. G. VBA-LE, G. M. VOGEL, c. A. Bouckville, N. I Marceline, Mo: St. Louis, Mo. Tallapoosa, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Greenfield, Mass. St. Louis, Mo. Cobden, Ill. Rolla, Mo. Alden, N. Y. Sherrill, N. Y. St. Louis, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. . IORDON, L. S. tml KERR, H. B. M. tml LACHMUND, R. E. LELAND, M. F. lml MCCRACKEN, E. POHLE, P. E. lml POWELL, M. I. tml READ, C. W. tml SCHULTZ, V. R. Iml SCHULTZ, C. A. frnl STRAWHUN, M. F. tml TEASDALE, R. R. lm? TURNER, V. C. lml WILSON, M. R. Irnl Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Pomona, Mo. Newbury, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Springfield, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Salem, Mass. Rolla, Mo. 'The fml refers to girl students. I Page Forty-nine I I I I I I It II I I I ADAMICK, HENRY STANLEY Southbridge, Mass. ADAMS, IAMES MONROE Kansas City, Mo. AHL, HARRY CEDRIC Kansas City, Mo. ALLEN, MORRIS ELLSWORTH RollCI,Mo. AMLI, HAROLD ERLING Webster Groves, Mo. ANDERSON, WILLIAM RICHARD Hannibal, Mo. ANDREWS, RICHARD CLARK Maplewood, Mo. ASCHEMEYER, ELMER FRANK SI. Louis, Mo. BARNETT, ERWIN HARVEY Lebanon, Mo. BARTON, IOHN RICHARD Wellsville,Mo. BEACH, KING D., IR. Kansas City, Mo. Cfafid 0 1 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President ....., H KENT COMANN Vice-President .... HENRY KURUSZ Treasurer ......,,-, KEN MQQNEY Se-Cre-IQIY -.--.. -- IOSEPH BERNDT FRIS, EDWARD STEVE FRISSELL, DAN HARTZELL FRITZE, ROBERT PAUL FROST, QUINTIN R. GEHRER, VERNON ADOLPH GLOVER, IAMES, IR. GOBUSH, MIKE GOSS, FLOYD NOEL GRAY, WILLIAM S., IR. GREENE, ARTHUR NELSON GREGORY, THOMAS EARL Orient, III. Chaffee, Mo. Maplewood, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Chemung, N. Y. Lebanon, Mo. Webster Groves, Mo. Ferguson, Mo. Chautauqua, N. Y. BERNDT, IOSEPH PAUL, IR. BIERMAN, EARL EDWARD BOTTANI, IOSEPH AUGUST BOYER, MARION DANIEL BRACKETT, RICHARD C. BRADLEY, FRANCIS IAMES BRANSON, STERLING TAFF BROWN, ELMER RAY BRUNS, ROBERT FREDERICK BUMPS, EDSON STEARNS BURKE, EDMUND CHARLES Kansas City, Mo. Ferguson, Mo. St. Charles, Mo. Shelbina, Mo. Rochester, Ind. St. Louis, Mo. Keysville, Mo. Doniphan, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Rutland, Vt. Bridgeport Conn CATANZARO, MICHAEL ANGELO St. LOLIIS, MO: CHAI-K, I. NEVILLE Dallas, Texas CHRISTENSEN, DOUGLAS NELDON Moab, UICIII CLARKE,'NORMAN PAUL COMANN, RICHARD KENT COOK, IAMES RUDOLPH COOLIDGE, DONALD IAMES COSTOPLOS, CONSTANTINE I. DABAL, STANLEY STEVEN DAVIES, DAVID M. DOUTHAT, FRANK Kansas City, Mo. Maplewood, Mo. Crane, Mo. Crystal Cit,y Mo. St. Iames, Mo. Wallington, N. I. Hartford, Conn. Kansas City, Mo. GYGAX, EDWARD ERNEST HALEY, COMER CECIL HALEY, WILBUR ANTONIA Edgar Springs,Mo. Webster Groves, Mo. Centralia, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. Edgar Springs, Mo. HANCOCK, FRED IOHN HANNA, ROBERT LANSING HARLOW, ROBERT W. Oklahoma City, Okla. HAWK, GEORGE WADE East St. Louis, Ill. HEINICKE, OTTO FRANK I St. Louis, Mo. HELLSTERN, VERNON St. Louis, Mo. HENEGHAN, SHERALD Ierseyville,Ill. HICKS, WILLIAM DOUGLAS Cuba, MO. HIGLEY, LEO WILLIAM Rolla, MO. HILL, NORMAN RAE Kirkwood, Mo. HOBY, THEOPHILIUS IOSEPH Hillside, N. I. HOFFMAN, WILLIAM GEORGE St. Louis, Mo. HOLMAN, RAYMOND WINFIELD Vienna, Mo. HOLZ, OTTO DANIEL Maplewood, Mo. HOPKINS, REX LEE Dunr1eqGn,M0- HUSEMAN, DONALD IAMES University City, Mo. INGERSON, DONALD WESTLAKE ROIICLMO- IOHANNES, EDWARD GENT Kimmswick, Mo. DRESSEL, WALDEMAR MARTIN Sappington, Mo. Kirkwood, Mo. Goztepe, Turkey DRESTE, FRED EDWIN DURAN, AHMET SERVET DURHAM, HOWARD WILLIAM Sodom, MO DYER, IOHN ELWIN Webster Groves, Mo. ECK, ROBERT ANTHONY SI, Louis MO EISMAN, IOE WILLIAM Benid, U11 ELSEA, RALPH East St. Louis, Ill. MERSON, BILLY FRANK SI. Christopher Iii EVERSON, CHARLES ELWOOD Maplewood, Mol FENTZKE, DANIEL A. Orchard park N- Y. FIEWECER, GEORGE S, Louis M FIEWECER, ROY SI' Louis' Mo' FINK, FRANK IOHN Union CiI 'MO' FLEISCHLI, IACK EDWARD SI Looii' FLESSA, VERNON EDWARD Sosioiio' Mo. FLESCHNER, FRED GEORGE SI Louis' M ' FLOOD, HAROLD WILLIAM SIf Louis' MS' IOHNSON, ARTHUR GUSTAVE Rosiclare, M0 IOHNSON, IAMES CORNELIU IOHNSON, IAMES MAX IOHNSON, THOMAS RALPH IUDKINS, PHILIP RAYMOND KACKLEY, ROY KADERA, WARREN ALBERT KALISH, HERBERT SAUL S Licking, Mo Glen Ellyn, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. Waynesville, Mo. St. Ioseph, MO- St. Louis, MO. Iamaica, N. Y. KALLMEYER, ALBERT WILLIAM St. Louis, MO KANE, EARL MONROE Granite CIIYJ11- KAFLAN, SOLOM SI. Iomos, Mo. KASTEN, RAYMOND OLIVER ook Ridqef M0- KELLER, EDWARD CHARLES Buffc110,N-Y- KENDALL, EDWARD THOMAS Shir1eYIM0 KEY, ENOS LEE Sqlemi H1- KIBLER FREDERICK CARTER Brookl1ne,M0 KIBURZI, FREDERICK MEREDITH St. Louis, Mo KISSACK, IAMES LESILE Canton, H1- . I J ,s-1, . .F-1-.. , Aim 4' I - V - -. . - 1 is .'.I,i.IIf1I- f, Z .--,-5 -IF Ip' , 3 , .- , I V y . U. V V ' 4 . V V., . . , A-.1 -L-5,-Hgfgi,I.3 song, -ft S -1:4-Q :QL g .. 1 . , I - .. -. . , . ' ' . Li- ' - ' ----A-of 12+-v-E545-I ,- I..-,,-hs. 21,3 ..-bln, ,f. :, '1'1'5'- 4 ' -' ' f F -,I I ' .ui . 12. ..., -I ', - - g . V F Page Fifty KLINE UND IIIOEBEL' KQELLER HIL , ERUMMEL, LAIIIIEIET LAIIRSEN, LEONE IIEEQF IgWREY, I MCCLAIN, E MCCULI-OUG MCCUTCHEN MCKNIGHTI I' MCGOWEN' IJ MAGEE, H0 MAIN, MAR1' MANSFIELD, MARBOW, N MARTIN, GEI MAIIIINE, IA MATIIEWS, F' MATTHEWS, MAZZONI, IC MELVIN, ROC MEYER, ALVI MEYER, KENI MEYER, ORM MEYERS, GII3 MIAZGA, IOS MICHELL, IOI IIIISIEAD, Icy MILTON, GEC MILTON, ROB MOONEY, KEI MOORE, COR MOORE, EDW MORRIS, IAM MUNSCH, IOI NEUMEYER, I NEUSTAEDTEI NICHOLSON, NIEMILLER, N OLSON, IOHN IOMQRE OFFICER S RADAVICH, FREDERICK IOHN Greenfield, Mass. LANDIS, BRUCE RANDOLPH Kansas City, Mo L55 0 KENT QM e 1 M ANN n HENRY KUHUQZ KEN Mootff 'TTR' Orientlljl LL ChUll96,MgI M0Plewo0d,M0I Sl-L0uis,lto. 'PH St. Louis, Mo, St. Louis. Mo. ClteH1UnQ,N.Y. Lebanonlto. Webster Groves, Mo, JN Fefgtlson, Mo. IL Chuutouqug,N,Y, ST St Louis, Mo. Edgar Springs, Mo. A Edgar Springs, Mo. Webster Groves, Mo, Centralimlll. klahoma City, Oklu. East St. Louis, Ill St. Louis, Mo. St.I.ouis,Mo. IerseyviU9.Ul- 5 Cuba,Mo. Ho1ta,Mo. Kirkwood,M0- H Hillside, N.l- GE St.L0uis,M0. 159 VIGIIIIUIMO' Maplewo0d.l'l0' Dunneqqn,Mo. UntverSilY Clly' Mo' HctllG,M0' Kimmsvnfkftto' E n0siclare.M0' Lickin9fM0' Glen Elltflm' SLLOUISIMOI wawestiwo' St. I0S9Ph' Mo' Sr.L0UtS'M0' IamaicG.N'Y' St.L0Ul5'M0' Granite Cilllm st.Idme5'M0' Oaknidavfl? Buff0l0'NMo' 5hirI6Yf m' SQIEIUMO' Bf0okmle'Mol St.l.0'-wa' H! Canton, ' G O KLINE, STEPHEN S. Trenton, Mo. KLUND, WILLIAM E. Sappington, Mo. KNOEBEL, CARL WALTER Kirkwood, Mo. KOELLER, EUGENE ALBERT St. Louis, Mo. KOEMEL, IAMES ALBERT Hamburg, N. Y KRILL, FRANCIS MARION St. Louis, Mo. KRUMMEL, CLYDE HENRY Carthage, Mo. KURUSZ, HENRY Webster Groves, Mo. LAMBELET, CLARENCE ARTHUR Cuba, Mo. LARSEN, GLEN ALBERT Maplewood, Mo LEONE, ANTON Benld, Ill LIEB, RAYMOND IOHN East St. Louis, Ill. LILEY, HOWARD BLAND Wellston,Mo LOWREY, IOSEPH IAMES Hot Springs, Ark. MCCLAIN, EDWARD FIF ER Carrollton, Mo MCCULLOUGH, HERBERT A. Cape Girardeau, Mo MCCUTCHEN, FRANKLIN L. East St. Louis, Ill MCKNIGHT, FREDERICK RICHARD Springfield, Mo MCGOWEN, LEONARD RAY Wood River, Ill MAGEE, HORACE LITTLE III Caruthersville, Mo MAIN, MARION KENNETH Ioplin, Mo MANSFIELD, HERMAN Tottenville,N.Y MARBOW, MAX L. Pinckneyville, Ill MARTIN, GENE SHAPELY Lamar, Mo MARTINE, IAMES LEON, IR. Kirkwood, Mo MATHEWS, RALPH ANDREW St. Louis, Mo MATTHEWS, IAMES WESLEY Ioplin, Mo MAZZONI, IOHN ANTHONY St. Louis, Mo MELVIN, ROGER IRVIN Marshfield Hills, Mass MEYER, ALVIN LEROY Farmington, Mo MEYER, KENNETH ELMER St. Louis, Mo MEYER, ORVILLE LESILE Washington, Mo MEYERS, GIDEON RUSSELL Godfrey, Ill MIAZGA, IOSEPH FRANCIS Ludlow, Mass MICHELL, IOHN MATHEW Sikeston, Mo MILSTEAD, IOHN West Plains, Mo MILTON, GEORGE University City, Mo MILTON, ROBERT Western Springs, Ill MOONEY, KENNETH HERZOG St. Louis, Mo MOORE, CORWIN HARRIS Eldon, Mo MOORE, EDWARD GENE Kansas City, Mo MORRIS, JAMES HOWARD Princeton, Ind MUNSCH, IOHN PATRICK Chicago, Ill NEUMEYER, IOHN MATHEW Kansas City, Mo NEUSTAEDTER, IAMES ARTHUR St.Louis,Mo NICHOLSON, IOHN DOUGLAS Kansas City, Mo NIEMILLER, MARVIN EDWIN Rolla, Mo OLSON, IOHN HENRY Freeport, Ill OZKALI, KEMAL ALI Istanbul, Turkey PATTON, CHARLES DWIGHT Bloomfield, Mo. PEKKAN, AHMET Ankara, Turkey PERKINS, IRA Ioplin, Mo. PETERSEN, ARTHUR LEWIS St. Louis, Mo. PIERSON, LAWRENCE E., IR. Flat River, Mo. POLHEMUS, IAMES HIGBE Old Greenwich, Conn. PURDY, GEORGE ELMER Afton, Mo. QUINN, PATRICK DONOVAN St. Louis, Mo. RADCLIFFE, KEITH WHITE RAUCH, EUGENE IULIUS REED, IACK ALLEN REOUARTH, IOHN AUGUST ROSSER, LEWIS EDWARD RUHLE, EMIL THOMAS SCHILLING, IOHN CARL SCHMITZ, IOE SEIGLE, ROBERT KINGSLAND SELF, OTHO RUDOLPH SENNE, IOSEPH HAROLD SEYMOUR, CLIFTON IOHN SHORT, DONALD HENRY SKITEK, GABRIEL GEORGE SPINNER, LEO GRADEN STARK, DOUGLAS REED Kirkwood, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Springfield, Mo St. Louis, Mo. Hannibal, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo Albertson, N. Y St. Louis, Mo St. Louis, Mo Robertson, Mo Cuba, Mo Rolla, Mo St. Ioseph, Mo Palestine, Ill Rolla, Mo STRICKLER, HALFORD ORVILLE Mendon, Ill. STUDEBAKER, DONALD Humansville, Mo. STUECK, NEIL University City, Mo. SUEME, IOSEPH GEORGE St. Louis, Mo. TEASDALE, ROBERT FREDERICK Rolla, Mo. THOMAS, GEORGE AHARDING St. Ioseph, Mo. UNDERHILL, ROBERT N. Mamaroneck, N. Y. VANDEVEN, EDWIN O. Cape Girardeau, Mo VAN DOVER, ROBERT Valley Park, Mo VAUGI-IAN, KENNETH WILLARD Lamar, Mo VOLLHERBST, EDWARD PAUL IR. Union City, Mo. WAEHTER, IOHN A. WALSH, FRANCIS REGIS WEAVER, HOMER IEROME WEIS, CARL IULIUS WELLS, MARVIN GEORGE WICKIZER, WILBUR WIEDEY, IOHN LOUIS WILMS, IOHN OLIVER WILSON, LLOYD HINES WISSLER, LOUIS BAILEY ZAGATA, IOSEPH RICHARD ZOLLER, VICTOR HERBERT St. Louis, Mo St. Louis, Mo Springfield, Mo St. Louis, Mo Desplaines, Ill Springfield, Mo St. Charles, Mo Chicago, Ill St. Louis, Mo St. Louis, Mo Rochester, N. Y Tulsa, Okla Page F Jfty one Cfcm 0 19, FRESHMEN OFFICERS President ....... RICHARD WHEAT Vice-President --- ROBERT MCMATH Treasurer ..... --- ALFRED DICK I I 1 L I gl Secreqgry U- .... LOUIS PFAU AIMONEFTE, IOHNNIE ARTHUR St. Louis, Mo. DAVIS, DONALD WAYNE East St. Louis, Ill. ALLEN, EUGENE KEIL ' St. Louis, Mo. DAVIS, IRENE RoIIa,Mo. ALLISON, GEORGE ALVAN Chester, Ill. DAVIS, IAMES WARREN Cuba, III. ARNOLD, IRVIN RUSSELL CreiqI'1ton,Mo. DAVIS, RAYMOND EDWARD Mexico, Mo ARNOLD, RICHARD MEDSHER West Plains, Mo. DAWSON, IOI-IN WILLIAM Ferguson, Mo ATKINSON, HOWARD C. Normandy, MO. DEAN, WALTER IOSEPH University City, Mo AVERY, HOWARD BURTON IR. St. Louis, Mo. DES IARDINS, PETER EDWARD KirkWooCl,Mo BALIN ROBERT PHU-'LIP St L ' M DICK, CHARLES ALFRED Paris, Tenn I ' ' outs' O' DIETZ, ROBERT OTTO St. Louis, Mo BARBER, GEORGE EMORY St. Louis, Mo. DOERRESI QI.IN LIERMAN - SL L ' ,M BARNHART, HERBERT D. Oklahoma City, Okla. DOLGINOFLI WESLEY I. SQILILIZIMZ BARRON, EUGENE DEVINE Webster Groves ,Mo. DOMAIN, IOI.IN WILLIAM SI, LOHISIMO BARTELS, LOUIS ERNEST Clinto.n,I1I. DRAGOSETI WILLIAM HENRY Ave!-IILNIY. gi,i,f,ggIQ'XIgL1IQ15f1Rg1EEfIt1TRfV EQ? Sf- gfulljf 13- DREWING, FREDERICK,I-IENRY Sf. Louis, MQ. ' ' Gym 9' ' ' DUNAVEN WILLIAM ALBERT Roadhouse, I11. 1 BEATY, GORDON Salem, N. Y. ' BENIAMIN, WALTER STANLEY Mattetuck, N. Y. EAGLE, WILLIAM GEORGE Lybrook, N. Y. BEVERAGE, ALLAN DALE Belleville, III. EI-IRLICH, ROBERT LEE Kansas City, Mo BINGHAM, DARWIN HERMAN Oak Park, Ill. EMMENEGGER, RUSSELL EDWARD St. Louis, Mo BLAIR, EDWARD BERNARD St. Louis, Mo. ERVING, JOHN FRANCIS I Brooklyn, N.Y gg3Ytg??TH, HARTLEY MARTIN Greenfield, Mass. d M , IAMES HOWARD St.L ' ,M . FASER, IACK FREDERICK Kirkwoo , 0 BRAND, DONALD CLAYTON St. LSEIZ, MS. FAULKNER, CHARLES MCGREGOR Ro11a.Mo BRANNICK, THOMAS LEONARD Bridgeport, Conn. FELDHAUS, RAI-PH IOHN St. Louis, M0 BREW, CLARENCE WILLIAM Edwardsville, III, FERRY, IAMES WAYNE, IR. Bradford,PG BRIDGE, LORRAINE F AROUHAR Kirkwood, Mo, FINCH, RAYMOND TTG1'liO'I1, M0 I BRISTOL, EDWARD NELSON Rolla, Mo, FISHMAN, SIDNEY PI-IILLIP St. Louis, M0 BROCKMEYER, CHARLES E. Webster Groves, Mo, FISH, BILLY FRANKLIN Willow Springs. M0 II BRODHACKER, IOHN WARREN Sprinqfie1d,Mo. FITZPATRICK, IOSEPH WARE Ro11a,M0 BROWN, GERALD STEWART North Creek, N. Y, FLANAGAN, WILLIAM IOSEPH St. Louis,MO I BRYANT, IAMES RAY Morris, III. FORBES, JACK COLEMAN ROIIOWMO I BURKE, GEORGE EDWARD Morristown N Y FRAITAG HAROLD Yonkers, N. Y. I BURNETT, LYNN FOWLER Sf. Louis, Mof FRAME, RUSSELL ELLIOTT ROIIGIMO I EURST. JACK FRED SL Louis, MO, FRANZ. ROBERT CHRISTIAN Newc1rk,N-I I BIJIEEIERARTHUR TOE - St.L0uis,M0, FREDERICK, ROBERT IUNEAU ch1Cqqo.I11 I , HAROLD GODFRED Iefferson City, MO. FREICKS, RAYMOND IOHN gi-ECI-lfsfxo' CHRISTMA EUCHS, ALAN IOSEPH 1- 09151 0' CLARK WG?Stf:wro1IIe'T', Mo. FULLOP, PAUL PETER CIaryv111e, Mo. ' or or , exas I COOPER, IOHN ALLEN Kansas City, Mo. GANNON, DANIEL MARION St. Lou1s.M0- It -'-' . I ,.,- I ' .' . - I ' , ' ' T 'I - i' -, , ',', af ff -. ,.n ,, Ls'-ee ' ' R ' -'- - --'N - 4, -- ' A ' ' -- I Page F iffy-two GRRVEY, GUI GRIGRR, CHA Gyms, TOM GIBSON, ELE1 GIMREL, EARL GOETEMANN GOLLUR, WA GOODHUE, T GooDw1N, R GOODWIN, vu GosT1N, IAM1 GRADY, wlu GRRss, LoU1: GRRGG, DON GREEN, w1LL GREIG, IOSEI GUINRY, GEIY RRLRSKI, los RRLLsT1a1N,R HAMMELMAIS HAMNER, IAI RANSRN, 1, I RARTGORN, 1 HAWKINS, TR HELBERG, W, RRLLWRGR, I HEI-M. R. BILI HERMANN, I HIGRT, RICH HILADO, Rest HOERETH' W HOLLIDAY' H HOWARD' W HUBBARD, W IITERMANI ij x -. ,... M mn., LE EGstSt.L0uisl111' q H0lIG,M0, Culxilll. ARD Mexico,M0, M Ferguson, Mo. I University City, Mo, WARD Kirkwood, Mo. Paris, Tenn. Sl. louis, Mo. I St. louis, Mo. l Sedalia,Mo. St. Louis, Mo. YNRY Avenil, N. Y. RY St. Louis, Mo. T Roodhouse,lll. BE Lybrook,N.Y. Kansas City, M0- 'DWARD St.Louis,Mo. Brooklyn, N. Y- Kirkwood.M0- IEGOH Holla,M0' St. Louis, MO' Bradfvfdfpaf Trenton,M0- St.louis,x0- . S rings' 0. EW1llow PROHGMOI St.LouiSt 0' H Rolla,M0' YOIIIKGIS, N' ROHGIMO. NewGfkfN'I' Chicaflofm' St'Lou,5,Mo. sf.Lov1SrM0' C1arWiUe'M0' Stl Mo' GARVEY, GLEN Webster Groves, Mo. GEIGER, CHARLES DONALD California, Mo. GETTYS, TOM BOYLAN St. Louis, Mo. GIBSON, ELEANOR OTEY Pelham, N.Y. GIMPEL, EARL ROBERT St. Louis, Mo. GOETEMANN, EDWIN C. Webster Groves, Mo. GOLLUB, WAYNE University City, Mo. GOODHUE, ELBRIDGE ALVAH Rolla, Mo. GOODWIN, REO ELDON Palestine, Ill. GOODWIN, WILLIAM IARRARD Ferguson, Mo. GOSTIN, IAMES DAVID White Plains, N. Y. GRADY, WILLIAM IOSEPH St. Louis, Mo. GRASS, LOUIS WILLIAM St. Louis. Mo. GRECO, DOMINIC AMERICO St. Louis, Mo. GREEN, WILLIAM HENRY Louisiana, Mo. GREIG, IOSEPH EUGENE Rolla, Mo. GUINEY, GENE St. Louis, Mo. HALESKI, IOSEPH Oaklyn, N. Y. HALLSTEIN, ROBERT GEORGE Pekin, Ill. HAMMELMAN, KENNETH VINCENT St. Louis, Mo. HAMNER, IACK MARSHALL O. Kirkwood, Mo. HANSEN, I. RICHARD Webster Groves, Mo. HARTCORN, LOUIS AMBROSE Chatham, N. Y. HAWKINS, IRVIN IEFFERSON Rolla, Mo. HELBERG, WARREN WADE St. Louis, Mo. HELLWEGE, WILLIAM HENRY Maplewood, Mo. HELM, R. BILL Macomb, Ill. HERMANN, IACK OLIVER Ferguson, Mo. HIGHT, RICHARD WILLIAM East St. Louis, Ill. HILADO, IESUS KAMBOA Manila, Phillipines HOERETH, WAYNE HAMPTON Hermann, Mo. HOFF, DAVE DANIEL St. Louis, Mo. HOLLIDAY, HENRY WYAN Rolla, Mo. HOWARD, WILLIAM EDWARD St. Louis, Mo. HUBBARD, WILLIAM ALONZO Rolla, Mo. HUNT, WALLACE RAY Sedalia, Mo. IRLAN, FRANK WILLIAM Chicago, Ill. ITTERMAN, ALFRED SAMUEL Granite City, Ill. A f -,sZg'+iig11l' -, , J r 1: -,M..L,!,l 4 5 il,J,,7:A,?.,:- , .I I : ,Q V 5 V aHEig..E:,V,i,fqph.,f5,...L1,7 Ti. , New-4.-fx... f ww , iz.:-.sie.i:sas.......s IAMBOR, IAMES RICHARD St. Louis, Mo. IENKINS, IACOB DELBERT Kansas City, Mo. IENNEMAN, WALTER CHRISTIAN St. Louis, Mo. IOI-INSON, ROBERT ELLIS Rolla, Mo. IOHNSON, ROY WALTER St. Louis, Mo. IORDAN, FRANK BERT St. Louis, Mo. KALBFLEISCH, GEORGE G. St. Louis, Mo. KALLMEYER, MELVIN FREDERICK St. Louis, Mo. KEEVIL, ALBERT SIDNEY St. Louis, Mo. KELLER, HENRY IOE Springfield, Mo. KENDALL, IERRY Shirley, Mo. KENDALL, ROBERT HALL Webster Groves, Mo.. KERBER, MATTHEW St. Louis, Mo. KIKLER, FREDERICK CARTER Brookline, Mo. KLORER, ROBERT WALTER St. Louis, Mo. KOENIG, STANLEY FRANK St. Louis, Mo. KRALL, IOHN LEROY Sprinqfield, Mo- KRATZ, IERROLD KERWIN Carrollton, Mo. KREHBIEL, ROBERT Y. St. Louis, Mo. KRONMUELLER, CHARLES ELMER Normandy, Mo. KRUGER, EARL RICHARD St. Louis, Mo. LA BARGE, IOSEPH LAUCK St. Louis, Mo. LE PERE, DONALD GEORGE Belleville, Ill. LILEY, IAMES ARTHUR St. Louis, Mo. LITTELL, EDWARD GORDON Brooklyn, N. Y. LLOYD, IEAN MCCAW Rolla, Mo. LOCKER, I. HARTLAY East St. Louis, Ill. LOHMANN, RUSSELL THOMAS St. Louis, Mo. LUIKER, MERTIL Tuckahoe, N. Y. LYLE, SAMUEL HUTCHISON Ferguson, Mo. MCARDLE, WILLIAM NIVEN St. Louis, Mo. MCCLEARY, CHARLES A. Denver, Mo. MCMATH, ROBERT PALMER Webster Groves, Mo. MACKE, FLOYD WILLIAM Edwardsville, Ill. MAKAY, IOHN ERNEST Granite City, Ill. MANSHARDT, WILLIAM HENRY Gerald. Mo. MANZER, HAROLD VERNON Ma1yland,N.Y. 3 sr,, .L i ,,. .Ji ', L, , WH., I ' 7' Page Fifty-three 66-we o!79 4 MATEER, RICHARD SHELBY SI. Louis, Mo MELLIS, ROBERT WILLIAM SI. Leu1s,Mo MENGEL, WILLIAM EDWARD Poplar Bluff, M0 MERTENS, FREDERICK GEORGE Reberrsen, Mo MEYER, ORVILLE LOUIS SI. Louis, Mo MILLER, ELBERT HAMMEL Sf. Lou1S.M0 MILLER, IAMES RICHARD St. Louis. MO MITCHELL, CHARLIE KEN S1.Louis,MO MOELLER, LESTER KENNETH Ellis Greve,I11 MONTE, MICHAEL NICK Highland Falls, N. Y MORGAN, ROBERT LINDSAY SPrinQfield,Mo MORRIS, RAY EDWARDS Kankakee, Ill MUELLER, IOHN DAVID St. Louis, Mo MURPHY, ROBERT EARL Litchfield,l1l. NAERT, ROBERT EMIL St. Louis. MO- NEASE, ROBERT IOHN Malden,M0- NEUSTAEDTER, WILLIAM ELBERT St. Louis, Mo. NEVIN, FRED EUGENE Woodstock, Ill. NORTHCUTT, IOHN IONES Sullivan, Mo. NOVOTNAK, FRANK Benld,I1l. OBOURN, MALCOLM R. Webster Groves, MO. OLDHAM, ROBERT WILLIAM Centralia, Ill. ORLOFSKY, SEYMOUR Hartscla1e,N.Y. PFAU, LOUIS HARRIS St. Louis, Mo. PIERSON, WALTER CLYDE Fulton, Mo. PINGEL, VERNON IOHN Arlington Heights, Ill. POLLOCK, LEONARD DONALD Plainfield, N. Y. RAKESTRAW, CHARLES LEE Lamar, Mo. RANDLE, HOMER MALCOLM Dixon, Mo. REICHERT, ALLAN STANLEY St. Louis, Mo. RICHARDS, ROBERT VINCENT St. Louis, Mo. ROBERTS, DONALD BERHN Wampsville, N. Y. ROBERTSON, GENE Ozark, Mo. ROEMER, THEODORE IACK Newburg, Mo. RONAT, IEAN LAVERNE St. Louis, Mo. ROOK, HAROLD ROEMER Monett,Mo. ROOS, ROBERT WALSH St. Louis,Mo. RUNDOUIST, IACK WILLIAM RUWWE, RALPH WALTER Rockford, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. SAVU, AUGUST ROBERT SCHAUM, RICHARD H. North Tonawanda, N. I. St. Louis, Mo. SCHMIDT, ROBERT FREDERICK Hinsdale,Il1. SCHMOLT, HANS EDWARD New Brunswick, N. I. SCHOENEBURG, KENNETH H. St.Louis,Mo. SCHOLZ, ARTHUR EDWARD Newark, N. I. SCHROLL, EVERETT CLAIRE Maplewood, Me. SCHULTZ, EDWARD MILTON sf, Louis,Mo. SCHWALLENSTECKER, W. E. Ewred, I11, SCOTT, HARRY SLYVESTER Rivermines, Mo, SETCHFIELD, ROBERT EUGENE St.Iohn's,Mo. ' SHAFER, IACK LIONEL yOp1in,MO. SHATTO, PAUL FREDERICK Dqwn MO, SIEVERT, MORRIS Smou-S'MO SIMONS, SANFORD LAWRENCE FIUSRIHS, N. YQ Page Fifty-four SIZER, IOHN A., IR. Oak Park, Ill. SLOTOUSKY, EUGENE White Plains, N. Y. SMITH, DONALD STATLER Salem, Mo. SMITH, WALTER FRANKLIN Springfield, Mo. SPARKS, CHARLES HOWARD E1kinore,Mo. SPENCE, LAWRENCE LYMAN Willow Springs, Mo. SPENKO, ARDITH MARIE St.Louis,Mo. SPROAT, IOHN CLARK Cape Girardeau, Mo. STANGLAND, HOWARD MARCUS Neward, Ill. STAUFEER, MAURICE ERNEST Bertrand, Mo. STECKEL, EDMUND AUGUSTUS Waynesville, Mo. STEGNER, IOHN O. Pleasant Green, Mo. STEINER, RICHARD GEORGE St.Louis,Mo. STEPHENS, ROBERT BAIN Ferguson,Mo. STOCKER, DANIEL IAMES East St. Louis, Ill. STROKES, RUSSELL THOMAS Gideon, Mo. SULLIVAN, IAMES DONALD Poplar Bluff, Mo. SUTTERFIELD, WAYNE GORDON Salem, Mo. TATOIAN, GEORGE Naugatuck, Conn. TAYLOR, WARREN GROVE Belleville, Ill. THOMAS, IAMES DUDLEY St. Ioseph, Mo. THOMAS, WILLIAM IOSEPH Iefferson City, Mo. THORWEGEN, ALBERT H. Richmond Heights, Mo. TRIBOLT, WILLIAM EDWARD Wellsville,Mo. TRUDEAU, RUSSELL MELVIN Greenfield, Mass. USREY, IOSEPH WARREN Willow Springs, Mo. UTHOFE, VERLIN Commerce, Mo. VAIDA, PETER PAUL High Bridge, N. Y. WAGNER, GEORGE HENRY St. Louis, Mo. WAHLBRINK, CHARLES LOUIS St. Louis, Mo. WALKER, ARTHUR IOHN Port of Spain, Trinidad, British West Indies WALKER, ODIE EDWARD Centralia, Ill. WALTENSPIEL, EDMUND IOSEPH Rolla,Mo. WAMPLER, RICHARD EARL Mascot, Tenn. WASHBURN, CHARLES EMMETT Dallas,Texas WATERS, WALLACE EARL Matthews, Mo. WEBER, IOHN GUNTHER St. Louis, Mo. WEGENER, WILBERT F. - Marthasville, Mo. WEGMANN, CARL EDWIN Aurora, Mo. WERNER, ROY CHARLES St.Louis,Mo. WEST, DON MAXWELL Princeton, Mo. WHEAT, RICHARD DAVIS Springfield, Mo. WHITE. IAY V. Rolla,Mo. WICKER, DAVE ANDREW Springfield, Mo. WILSON, EUGENE EDWIN Rolla,Mo. WOLKEN, ROBERT St. Louis,Mo. WOOD, GEORGE W. Cuba, Mo. WOOD, NEAL St.Louis,Mo. WRIGHT, CLARENCE IOHNSON St.Louis,Mo. WUNNENBERG, EDWARD CARL Overland, Mo. ZELMANOWITZ, SOLOMON ZIMBERG, IRWIN ZWIRBLA, MICHAEL CHARLES New York, N. Y. Yonkers, N. Y. Maynard, Mass. Oak P hiie Pluing . Sq1emrM0 3Pf1nqfieid,M0l Elmore. Mo. OW springs' M0 Louis' MO' Glfmdequl M0- Newnrd, Ill: . Bemmld, Mo. UYI16Svi1le,M0, :Chl Green, Mo, Louis, MO. FGffJ11son,M0, lst St. Louis, Ill, Gideon, Mo. lPlar Bluff, Mo, Salem, Mo. igaiuck, Conn. Belleville, lil. lt. Ioseph, Mo. rson City, Mo. l l-leiqhis, Mo. 'ellsville-, Mo. infield, Mass. Springs, Mo. mmerce, Mo. iridee. N. Y- i. Louis, M0- '. Louis, MO. 1, Trlrlidudi Vest Indies Flllfallcl Rolla, MO' scoi, Tenn. las, Texas , QWS, MO. ouis, M0- ville, MO' om, M0- ouis, M0- .ton, MO' ield, M0- Jlla, MO' eld, MO' llc, MO' uis, M0- bd, MO. is, MO' is' MO. dl Mo. I N, Y. I N, Y. Mg5S. I i F Ill Q i H 4. V 1. 4 n N I W I i w w 1 1 'T '- i V w I sfgffiifrca Although, unlike many schools, ath- letics are not subservient to the edu- cational aspects of our school, M. S. UM. teams have gained their share of athletic renown. The coaching staff is to be conqratu- lated for their excellent Work, for the difficulties due to late classes have cut practice hours to a minimum. ln spite of this. they have developed in their teams, teamwork and coordina- tion that is an excellent tribute to their coachinq skill. ..,. , . V.-. .ms fn 7-uv . v..- .., - -..M, .,..,,,,. ,.,, ,, ,,,,,,,.,,rW,,.,. NW. , , . W .w A, ,y ' ' - -' - '- A . , , x,. o A- A ,A - if f M .-.WMA , c A ii' 2+ ff at .r -if -Ah if 1 - - mv v , A..-frm.,-v ,,-gn-.:.,. ,i.,,.z' . ,kia .i ,V .L Ahghfvij-fg yiif,-:f':,15 4f,.lJf.yAfLQ.i'A4Ldi, nl- V, ...LL , M L, ,... . -v,..,1U ,gf,3l:,. thi, ,,5l.v,L.- l ,vi -,ZH A ,, ,MQ I V, , , -:'5.Qff'? 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Each has done excellent Work in turning out teams that have been truly sportsmanlike in every respect, and in making the football and basketball games attractive to the student body. OrChid5 Minefs il from lb? R, Untlml - A to Ublmy able Qsieedrllfl e ond M ters SUPPOEAUL halfllacli I for the Miners and line plvlifj and he Pfoml By his e: FRANK HUGE Opposinq lem players in the tion to the M7 of the State oi .f IOE STR teams to qain portion ot the honored by be NELSON cause ot his flc and was selec Rogers, and S made many a throuqh. ART SCE ball in conjun PlUY- His ggi , . z ' X UQ STAFF lmvn tight 'e both ichhusdone tuminq out been illlly leryrespect, footbclland :ttractive to we grichron reafd Orchids to Captain DICK CUNNINGHAM, who piloted the Miners through a season of football which drew more enthusiasm from the student body than any in our recent history. His seeming- ly untiring ball carrying, his outstanding kicking talent, and his ability to keep the confidence of his teammates won for him an esteemable place in the hearts of the coaching staff, the team, and the student body. We bid farewell to one of the most loyal supporters M. S. M. has ever known. PAUL FULLOP, a hard-running, hard to catch, and hard to hit halfback, chalked up the majority of the season's touchdowns for the Miners, totaling five in all. His spectacular ball-carrying, and line plunging made him popular with the students and team, and he promises to be one of next year's most valuable players. By his excellent work at guard, and by kicking extra points, FRANK ROGERS made himself an invaluable asset to the squad. Opposing teams knew him as one of the most capable offensive players in the conference, and his season was crowned by selec- tion to the M. l. A. A. all-star squad, and to the all-star squad of the State of Missouri, in the Missouri-Kansas game. IOE STRAWHUN, towering end, made it tough for opposing teams to gain much ground by carrying the ball through his portion of the field. He lettered in football three years, and was honored by being selected to the Missouri all-star team. NELSON KOERNER, more popularly called sea-biscuit be- cause of his flashing speed, came through his third year at guard, and was selected to the Missouri all-star team with Cunningham, Rogers, and Strawhun. He and Rogers on either side of center made many a hole in opposing lines for the ball carriers to slip through. ART SCHUMACHER, tricky, fleet-footed halfback, carried the ball in conjunction with Cunningham through many minutes of play. His gains were indispensable to the squad, and his inter- Page Sixty Comeau Kromkq Cook Rogers Cunningham CCD Fullop Bruce Schumacher Benneisen Sirawhun Koerner Hancock l rSl'fO li fijfflulcl GH' C - L ser lrogr5gu1ERUCll fUjr1l5hlnq mode U ho A sieolinq back' shflfed lie qi Bruce, Ufld f Drowess Sr inf! Dun ' H rnru COQ passer in The is iduble runner, hard PlGYlUq ll buili, and C1 i liked bY WSW on him for GHC BOB NEVINI ways the one pass when ii r out his receiv: have complete NICK NICO conjunction w ponenis worri He brought di Dick Takes It ll L L Mosr PROBABLE s'rAn'rEns ' L. E. - Ioe Strawhun Q. B. - Bob Bruce L. T. - Theo. Hoby CF red Hancockl L. G. - F rank Rogers A L. I-I. - Dick Cunningham C. - Mer Kiburz icaptainl R. G. - Nelson Koerner R. H. -A Paul Fullop R T -- Ed Kromka CArt Schumac . - ' herb E. - Bob Nevins F. B. -- Keith Cook 3 mmm Kltjmko Gil Rollers Fllllop W Bluce Schumacher Bennetsen Strowhun Koemer Hcmcock we gri iron rea fri ference first-rate. From past laurels we can predict another year of star-playing from quiet, serious-minded Art. BOB BRUCE, quarterback, besides furnishing interference for ball-toters, made a hobby of catching punts and stealing back half the opposing kicker's gain. FRED HANCOCK, shifty and evasive, shared the quarterback position with Bruce, and equaled his alternate's prowess in shaking tacklers and run- ning punts. KEITH COOK, fullback, most adept passer in the Miner lineup, and a form- idable runner, has given three years of hard playing to the Miner squad. Well built, and a jolly good fellow, he is liked by everybody, and we're counting on him for another year of star playing. BOB NEVINS, playing at end was al- ways the one to get clear and catch a pass when it was needed most. With- out his receivership the Miners would have completely lacked aerial ability. NICK NICOLA held the end slot in conjunction with Nevins, and kept op- ponents worried with his line rushes. He brought down end runs consistent- Dick Takes lt Around The End ly, and knocked down passes with clock-like precision. WAYNE BENNETSEN, one of the few who can make honor fraternities, man- age the edition of a student newspaper, and play football at the same time held the guard position jointly with Frank Rogers. GENE VEALE, Koerner's alternate, showed plenty of blocking and inter- ference this year and is expected to reach the top next season. MEREDITH KIBURZ, spends his time shooting the pigskin from the pivot po- sition, and did an exceptionally good job this year. EARL KRUEGER showed plenty of power at tackle, and to all appearances will pack a stiff wallop next year. Fighting ED KROMKA, a catapulting, devastating man of thunder, has prob- ably seen the roughest going at tackle of any man on the team. At St. Louis U. he hit like T. N. T. and, although he was carried from the field after hav- ing played 55 minutes of the Homecom- ingx game, he was back in line again after one week. He is captain-elect of next year's squad. Corneau Runs lnto Difficulties Qi1IQf'ff,lfff QIQJQQQQ T QQITQQ Q IU: 7 we .Sudan A ummary With a clear September day, a fast field, and a crowd of about l500 to cheer them on, the Miners started the season with a shotgun 44 to 12 victory over Arkansas State College. Cunning- ham, Eads, Cook, and Fullop all show- ed outstanding style carrying the ball, and a solid line made it doubly hard for Arksnsas to put up an offensive. The opponents made very few gains by carrying the ball, but scored 12 points by some well executed passes. Coach Bullman proclaimed the Min- ers ready for St. Louis U. Stand up and cheer! Undefeated and untied by the Miners for seven years, St. Louis failed to score in a rough battle which was fought at Walsh stadium, and which ended in a 0-0 tie. Although the Miners were out- booted, out-passed, and outweighed l0 pounds per man, and in spite of the fact that the Billikens drove the ball Scrimmage to the Miner's one-yard line twice dur- ing the game, the sturdy Silver and Gold eleven kept up its courage and held St. Louis scoreless. The qqme stands as a moral victory for M, S, M, Unbeaten for 21 consecutive games, and confident of victory, the Maryville Bearcats swayed before a driving Miner squad 25-0. Fullop's excellent work in the backfield gained two touchdowns, and the squad functioned excellently. At M. S. M. the students greeted the news by declaring a mass cut and a pep rally for the following Monday. The Warrensburg Mules handed the Miners their first defeat of the season in a hard-fought game held here Oc- tober l8. Scoring early on a Miner fumble, the Mules maintained their lead with difficulty for three quarters and nearly lost it when Cunningham broke loose and made a sensational run of 70 yards for a touchdown. The extra Confusion At The Arkansas Game Kozigteli Eods Hobi' vegte Glovef Kiburz KIUGCIQT NevmS Domvonovich Stockton Comoqlio Nicolo 3 lin irdy Silver and is courage and 9OIne Ss' The ,W for M SeCl.lllVG Q A Qmes, I the MQlYViiie I dfivine MlIlGI :9iiGI1i Work in io l0UChCi0WnSl 9d excellently, is Qreeied the mss Cui cmd vine Monday, IS handed the Di The season eld here Oc- on CI Miner red their lend quarters and iqham broke ionai run of The extra nsas GGH19 G twice dup. Kozioriek Eods Hoby Veole Glover Kiburz Krueger Nevins Domvornovich Stockton Comoqlio Nicolo A eeoee I FINAL M. I. A. A.. STANDINGS Teorn Springfield Maryville MINERS Worrensburq Cope Girorrdeou Kirksville Pct. 1.000 .600 .500 .400 .250 .200 Page Sixty-three I 2 Ze .Seddon :S ummarg point failed, however, and we bowed 7-6. At Springfield, the Miners met their old rival, and started off a game that seemed like certain victory, but which ended in a four touchdown 'scorinq streak for the Bears. Fullop again made the only score for the Miners by elect- ing to run after preparing to pass and failing to find a receiver. The Bear eleven failed to score until the last quarter, but managed to cross the Miner line four times in the last l5 minutes of play, handing us a 27-7 trouncing. Captain Cunningham opened a rainy Homecoming game against the invading Cape Girardeau Indians by returning the opening kickoff 85 yards through the mud to score a touchdown. Later in the quarter, the Indians evened the score by completing a pass to the Miner goal line. The remainder of the Game was played in the center of the field except for the last 5 minutes when Cape's Indians drove to within one Dick and Art Get a Rest I Coach Looks Worried - As Usual yard of the Miner line. They were held for three downs, and were foiled by Big Ioe Strawhun, when he blocked their try for a field goal. For the last conference game of the year the Miner warriors met the Kirks- ville Bulldogs on a neutral field at Han- nibal, Mo., and came back victors of a 7-O tilt. Passwork between Cunning- ham and Nevins netted the only score of the game, a strong wind and a low temperature making it hard for either team to play its best. The Miner gridders finished third in the M. I. A. A. race with 2 losses, 2 wins, and a tiel Washington U. showed its superiority over the Miners by a series of aerial at- tacks, and end runs which gained them a 12-O victory in another rainy day game in St. Louis. Fighting hard in spite of rain and mud, the Miners did all they could to kick back Washing- ton's gains, but were over-run by two touchdowns in the last quarter of the game. L Fog BMW Freda' Mgzz Bever Wood Iohnscl Kollme' Kona Dick Rodclii Toylo Leone ie, T d W , 9 heid bit Big ed their erhiy We! 9 Olied n he block I qflme rrors of the mmwn renrmi herd qi if V 9 I Gn- back victors aiu between C tied ihe on Q Wind it hard ior either best' The Miner immnmi Z wins, and a iiej Wed its superiority series oi aerial ai- hitfh Gained them other rainy day Fiqhtinq hard in , the Miners did back Washing- over-run by two 't quarter oi the wining. IY Score and G iow I 4 Ruwwe Frederich Mazzoni Beveraqe Woods iohnson Kaiimeyer Kane Dick Radcliffe Taylor Leone '39 ,YH t , 7 M ,,.. 4 ,,.f - 'W'-. - sw? ' W ff Sw! XC - bf Q ,, ,, ,Max , 4 we, 4,3 W fs , ',f s e g:. if ty JZf:?5YeZfvf1M Y, ,gp m - rUy-rr,3,gesgfr- .f emwrwwmf ri 9,3-,Rst 1 3 1 41, 1 'i .V X 'ff sri? . ,f 'fs f , ,.- f ..g f '-f A - ,, W , ,-W Www' ! 1 X V' f X 9 W1 w f 1 aff I . ,, e, , ,X 5 X s 4 ,y sf W x we ' My Q f Q A ,X f I i ,V ff 'fi gyms, YQ if Aw 51 mv! f- f, 4 is gr ' Q , , c i THE, MO'hISE'fTRAP'f.PIiAYf' -r' if The 'fmouse trap 'p1aj?'accounted for Qinany yards during the , Miners 1940 season. In the Warrensburg game Dick Cunninqe-I ham ran 79 yards to a touch-downg and fin ,theYMaryvi11e games U P Paul Fullop raced 55 yardsitoi score, both eusinqvihis p1ay,A , . The Minersuse abalanced line, with abort formation' 'The I center passes the bail to thehalf-back, who makes a halfgspin, ,V fakes the ball tothe full-back, and crosseschehind him. pl 'Here is Where the mouse trap'f- comes in. ,Their defensive -guard is h th ball, but is trapped A allowed to charge in for thevman wit e and brocked our buy the quarter-beck. The half-bqgrgt with 'the W ball then spins back, driving over iihe center-of the line. Page Sixty five . .LL A .v , ur: ,.. ,1z.x3L.'... .Sui r .4 sr r P ' ' F L' A ' -1 ' - n4r.,,vfPv-H -IV i fs XXX!! 1 f ff ,., C, ' ' 1 gif W, 1 ww? X L I l l 4 s , 6, l 5 ,, . if, 1, 1 .-i ,' ff - , M V i r I l . vi ,f,. i, .R i ,, f f :im .f H i 1- ,. , f. fy , ,. ry, , ,f U 4, ,- Y .Iv i, ' I-pf, 1 'H f r if J fi 1 ZMEN OF HARDWOOD HAVE GREAT SEASON SEASONS RESULTS Cook Allison 5 Page Sixty-Six Central Wesleyan - .Arkansas State --- Westminster ...... St. Louis U. ....... Cape Girardeau Kirksville -........ Maryville ........ Springfield ....... Warrensburq ,.... Warrensburq ..... Washington U. .... Kirlcsville ......... Sprinafield ....... Cape Girardeau Culver Stockton --- Ietierson Colleqe Maryville ........ St. Louis U. ....... 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WITH THE MEN CF THE CINDER PA With only three lettermen back in school the Miner track team suffered a se- vere shortaae of veterans this year. Ga- Nun led the team in points ancl was fol- lowed at some marain loy Pierce ancl Kalish. The relay team was in excellent shape, Bush, GaNun, Pierce, and Kalish consistently carrying the baton to victory. Those who received letters this year and their events were: loe Bush, relay: Paul Bouchier, javelinp Cliff Corneau, low S' ty R PATH hurdles, Nelson GctNun, 880, mile, cmd re- lotyg l-ldrold l-lctcts, pole vdultg Herbert Kot- lish, 880 ctnd reloy, iloe LctBdrqe, low hurdles otnd l00g Anton Leone, discus, Chctrles Mitchell, sprintsg lrot Perkins, lorootd jump, Tom Pierce, 440 cmd relcty, Leo Spinner, high jump, ctnd Neotl Woods, shot put. Bill Brown, Duke Bldir, Norman Bott- termdn, Bolo Kenddll, Arthur Peterson, Bill Menqctl, Gtto Sielt, Arthur l-lessmozn, loe 5 it Qi, f., 2ylrlNZ 1'f?fs t ' A1 p Vctn Pool, Allctn Puchs, ctnd Bex Hopkins l otre the new men on the teotm, otnd should licff supply ot lctrqe group to choose from next A P ,jf year. Take it, Pierce, lust ct little fcrrther. Like ot Boidie. Wctshinqton U. Trctck Meet. Page S info? sgiaglnfd TQ1'11'1iS. Squqd. Rifle GIOUP- sqwd- NF The VUYSTYA NEVTU' lim Nejnnlggq g11d NiCk Nlflho 1022 ihqlehermin from W LeTterm9H OT me son, TGCT Heischh' cm BMLTGYT Wm Dunn' P The Tflilllfe OT se team. MooneYf Bmd isihq squad for USU and lost To Spdilqflelf The Varsity Rif Their 23 matches. T lr1ComsAreu comp from lest yeqfs tem Humbered ten. The mord cericinl yisu I The swilnminq T1 The mid-west. I BrGCke'ffRG1ph Brc Hancock, qnd Rm The lem' He Sw if: The M, gi M., IZ uso showed up rel Huh e events' Gnd C k hwdrd bend Sho' V Hflhccg S...-.- GOLF The varsity golf division was filled by Charley Clarkson, Mark Beard, lack Nevin, lim Nevin, Bob Westwater, Bob Sexton, Hugh Clark, Seymour Orlofsky, and Nick Nicholson. Clarkson and Beard played consistently well, both be- ing lettermen from 1940, and staying below 80 in every match. TENNIS Lettermen on the tennis team were Bob Silhavy, lack McKee, lack Hender- son, lack Fleischli, and Ken Mooney. New men were Elmer Aschemeyer, Iames Bradley, Iohn Dunn, Ray Thias, lim Heddell, and Dave Hoff. The failure of several lettermen to come out was a severe handicap to the team. Mooney, Bradley, and Dunn showed the best form, and there is a prom- ising squad for next year. The team beat Arkansas State, tied Westminster, and lost to Springfield and Cape Girardeau. RIFLE TEAM The Varsity Rifle Team had a very successful season winning 21 out of their 23 matches. They were defeated once and lost the other match by forfeit. In Corps Area competition the team took third place. The nine team members from last year's team were the backbone of the team, while this year's recruits numbered ten. The fine team which has been developed with its enviable record certainly is a credit to the coaching ability of Sgt. Bertram. SWIMMING I The swimming team, coached by Silverman was one of the best of its kind in the mid-west. It was made up of Andy Cochran fcl, Ted Hadley, Richard Brackett, Ralph Brouk, Earl Bierman, Roland Burberry, Richard Schaum, Fred Hancock, and Ralph Neumeyer. Brouk was undobutedly the best swimmer on the team. He swam in breast stroke and free style events, and holds records in the M, S. M., Iefferson City Iunior College, and Westminster pools. Berndt also showed up remarkably Well. I-Ie swam the 440 yard race, the hardest and most gruelling event. Cochran and Hadley brough home points from the back sfroke events, and Bierman and Brackett were successful in the free style races. Hancock and Shockley figured in the breast stroke division, and diving was handled by Hancock. Burberry and Schaum. 5, f F. ,ttf , nfif fl 'il I 1 .t F4 f-'S-Q .. it t 3 -..- J,-2 5 If jul.. 507 'ilk -msn , ,M saving, X A 'ff3'+' J xc J 1 7 . MF. - A s , -'X .X ' is 'ZX X XX sf? I-. , 4' '51 , Y V A ,, ,. -vme.f...,..,....,- .'.. ...,..-51: ., .iv-,gf Page Seventy-one , I 5' s . , 6 . . E: Mwffw 'f'f'ff'1-ff :'--'-J':w.4--.e5Li,3-.ag....+.,,,,--Sf-.f fv- r- -. A , ., ..e....,.L,.,,,f..s- -.ee..-4..-gg,a.r.r.4,,.- f 1-- Q -M -e , - Page Seventy-two Sitting one out , I 4 Beverage Pins ,,.,,,.-wi Q Veale in the Finals, ,..-rf is Sophomore Squad -- Intramural Champs. I I t P Ullrich stops a I3 ' right from Schaum. i Up in the air. I Sueme Chases I t I picture. Pi K. A.'s and SifJH1Cf Pi's Battle it out. i 1 v I I 4 Q fTi::2I'i5?.FFg9' ,gif in , . M5 . Krueger out of the ,.. Keep Youre S lt. Ooofflphl Almost, T101 ev en ati GI1 iec To' Tc: CD Bu Ho W1 Bo: Sw Gc inc I ig5'f?b1, V9CIl9 in th Sophomore Sq lntrtxmurul C31 Ullrich stopsc riqht from Sci. Up in the oi, Sueme C1055 Kruegefoulcfi piClUI9' Pi K' A115 Pi'sBa1lei't Keep your eye on the ball. Sl: Ooomph! Almost, not quite. .yn fI 6Ll'l'l,M,l Cl. .S?00l f6 This year more students have competed in the intramural events than ever before. Out of the 903 students in school, 498 entered into the program, giving a total of ll-42 entries. The athletic department presented 100 individual medals, 6 trophies, and a large cup to the Winning organization. 'I Both the Pi. K. A. boys and the juniors rated high in the team competitions. Summaries of the scores are as follows: .-- ,--,.l,L-fJ Event Winner Touch Football ---.- ......... Pi. K. A. Table Tennis -.... ,, ....,.... Pi. K. A. CSill'1aVy and Pleischlil Cross Country Bun r--- ...... Pi. K. A. CWestWaterl Basketball ..............-.. Sophomores lunior team, Nicola, individual Handball .....-.. .- ......... Wrestling ....-............. luniors Pi. K. A. Swimming -....-.-.....-... Kappa Sigma Pi. K. A., Westwater, individual Boxing ...-.r............... Golf ...-........ ...-..... Volleyball, track, tennis, softball, and horseshoes are not included? in these scores. - T'f ff -fwfr -::-.wa.FEEF5v Q.,-. 1-711.25 11 a fi v:.:Ymi.ng,::: :: - ,nav zzz:-.3 -:. -xg. .,-,.-gs--Y--:,.: -.f..f..,,.1.-., .-. f1:M,.'... ,, .L-9--,,....' ,J :'. , ,: :- w I 4 .,..,,.4..,,, .... - .,,.... .. 7 M f www , ,. 1 , fi ,Wi f y Z my 1 MW , ' C N . , 1 . R 1. , 2- v X xx -. xx i 1, . 1- K--,Qi ST A,,,.., .,.- -- ' , .L Y, x -E ..,......--f--f-- , - . , ' X A -r -1-' M' -.affair-,-1:?. - :Z-,LEA lyk: - 4 f M I .L f.f-f-'vc11.- . 151, -- 1 -'---.,,- 11 x, ,,,,-..,.....f...,...:.f....4. -- E .......,,x 1 1 i 1 1 3 1 '-Xulf-... ,ii amlnud .xdcfiuifiefn Extra-curricular activities are a vital constituent in any college program. The relaxation and friendly compan- ionship enjoyed in these assem- blinqs provide some of the most en- joyable periods in colleqe lite and furnish a source of administrative eX- perience not found in the classroom. 53 V' Alsmeyer Bennetsen Cochran Dreste Fick Finley Hacker Sexton .KE .. up rl ,Y .. F i OFFICERS Smoot Summers, A. Zvanut IOAI J aialaa Among the various honor societies on the M. S. M. campus, Phi Kappa Phi has the distinction of being the most coveted. Basing its entrance requirements upon high scholarship, exceptional character, and service, its accepts only men who have developed to a high degree the various qualities essential to the true scholar. Membership is limited to the upper ten per cent of the graduating class. The M. S. M. chapter was founded in l920, and for the past twenty years has steadily served as an incentive to the students for more efficient and thorough pursuit of their studies. The chapter annually awards bookplates to the upper fifteen Per Y sf '3 .nf A1l9f A' , , AISHIQYQI Bennetsen Brune Corrleau V Drgsle l EnochS i' Pick Finley jg Hacker Koch l w Lies ' Nicholas f Pinqel I Sexton . Smoot ' Summers,-A Summers,R. Tau B considered Ship, chan The B ot Mines ig highest rain President ,. . - E. L. Claridge Vice-President Prof. F. C. Farnham Secretary-Treasu rer Prof. W. I. Iensen Iournal Correspondent Prof. M. H. Cagg Pflqe Seventy-eight cent of each class. tFa-cultyl H. H. Armsby I. W. Barley I. B. Butler M. H. Cagg E. W. Carlton W. R. Chedsey C. Y. Clayton T. G. Day F. C. Farnham C. R. Forbes F. H. Frame V. A. Gevecker O. R. Grawe H. R. Hanley MEMBERS O. A. Henning R. O. Iackson W. I. Iensen K. K. Kirshner C. V. Mann A. I. Miles G. A. Muilenberg R. M. Rankin W. T. Schrenk R. Z. 'Williams I. M. Wilson L. E. Vfoodman tStudentI W. C. Alsrneyer W. I. Bennetsen A. A. Cochran I. P. Dreste A. F. Pick F. W. Finley A. G. Hacker R. M. Sexton E. L. Smoot A. I. Summers C. M. Zvanut !GraduatesJ D. F. Boltz E. L. Claridge W. I. Smothers IF ac Rankin, R Miles, A. Zeuch, W' Muilenberg Hunley. H. Clilyfgnl C. Kershner, K Williams' R FOIl'JeSl C. lCtCk3OnI Mann, C- V Mains, R- I MCCIOYI R t l s Alsmeller Benllelgen CCCIUQH Dfasle Pick Finley Hacker Sexton Smooi Summers, A, Zvanut I. u S. M. campus, Phi coveted. Basiriq epiional character. sloped to a hiqh Jlar. Membership class. r the past iweriii' iudenis f0f mole lpper flfleeil Pei l. Ccchrarl Dresie , Fick ', Finlei' , Haclcef SeXl0Ii Qmool Summers Zvgfllll gmdualeSl oliZ Igrldqe mofhefs Allen, A- Alsmeyer Bennetsen Brune Corneau Dreste Enochs F ick Finley Hacker Koch Lies Nicholas Pingel Sexton Smoot Summers, A. Summers, R. 6... Era IQ Tau Beta Pi Was founded at Lehigh University in l885. The factors considered in selecting men for membership are the following: scholar- ship, character, leadership, social qualities, and personal appearance. The Beta Chapter of Missouri was founded at the Missouri School of Mines in December, 1906. Since that time it has risen to become the highest ranking honorary engineering fraternity on the campus. IFacu1tyl Rankin, R M. Miles, A. I. Zeuch, W. C. Muilenberg, G. Hanley, H. R. Clayton, C. Y. A Kershner, K. K. Williams, R. Z. Forbes, C. R. ' Iackson. R. O. Mann, C. V. Mains, R. W. McCloy, R. W. MEMBERS Iohnson, I. S. Chedsey, W. R. Walsh, D. F. Herold, P. G. Smothers, W. I. IStudentl Fick, A. F. Hacker, A. G. Smoot, E. L. Sexton, R. M. Summers, A. I. Finley, F. W. Enochs, I. R. Bonnetsen, W. I. Corneau, C. A. Nicholas, H. I. Zvanut, C. M. Alsmeyer, W. C. Pingel M. E. Allen, A. W. Brune, A. W. Davidson, F. R. Summers, R. F. Dreste, I. P. Koch, C. O. Lies, W. D. Puetz, W. M. Wampler, H. R. ff Wifi? .. .i.s'lT.gj A3 ti . ap OFFICERS President ...... R. M. Sexton Vice-President W. C. Alsmeyer Secretary ...... M. E. Pingel Treasurer - Prof. D. F. Walsh Page Seventy-nine I lf ' ,git 3' ' gn, Alsmeyer Brllne Cornequ Ell ett ' Fick Fields Finley Lawler IGS Loesmg V Lyons Moskopf N1 holas Engle Gu Prngel o GY ose V Stevens Stoweli Wampler . , .Wattenbarqe I' . he . ,T t l OFFICERS Z?f,,w Je, Blue Key is a national, honorary, non-social fraternity. tTh?iMgZiZEE School of Mines chapter of the National Blue Key Honor Fra ern io have its membership from those Of the lunior and Senior. classestwwork for shown outstanding Qualities of leadership and Q Wlnmgness O the betterment of the school. . - ' ez The cardinal principle Of Blue KGY if servlce' HS Sgfggiiiggcllgil-0- the printinq of sports proqrams- Compilfm? of Student hich mode for motion of campus activities, and other similar services W the energetic a greater school spirit. All of these and rnore, ive ampus of the action of this honor society since its fOT1T1C1f10n on l e C School of Mines in 1933. President .... H. R. Wampler Vice-President --.-- VV. D. Lies Secretary-Treasurer H. l. Nicholas Corresponding Secretary MEMBERS ' 1 W. c. Aisme-yer A. G. Hacker M-E ggggye C. M. Wattenbarger A W Brune W. I' Lawler R. - Alumni Secretary G' A 'Engle W. D. Lies I. W. IEGYI H. C. Stevens C: Ai' Euet V. T' Loesinq gr.IIiL-Stfglns A. P. Pick I. H. Lyons R'L.S,oWe11 R. E. Fields O. M- Muskorvf H' R Wampler F. W. Finley ' H- T- Nicholas C. Wattenbarqer R. E. Guilfoy F. P. Paul ' ' I Page Eighty Bourchier Engle Iaffe Pinqel Four has twer of Mines tablished neering f from thos- lt is standard P- l. Bourc R. K. Boyq G- V. Brac Ai- Burh - . B R. K. Buglj C- A. Corr W- E- Cro. R' R- Cutlf- G. P, Dah R- A. Eck W- l- Eisn G' A- Eng At F- Fick Alsmslel Bnme Comm! Fish . Pick Fields Plllley Lfilfvler 1 Wifi LYon5 Mostopy N lfllolqg Enqle Pltul Pinqel Pohl liayl Hose Steveni Stowell Wampler .Wullenlxnqez The Missouri zmity selects Bourchier Boyd Brune Bush Corneau Crockett Dahm Engle Fick Fields Haas, H. Hacker Hardine Humphrey lflffe lames Comann Kyle Lies Loesing, V. McAnerney P 1119 91 Stevens Stockton Stowell Thayer Trisch Wampler jAefa fl... Founded at the University of Minnesota, October 15, 1904, Theta Tau has twenty-three chapters of which Iota Chapter at the Missouri School gwho have of Mines was the eighth to be chartered. The present chapter was es- to worklvf TGb1iShed February 5, 1916. Theta Tau is a national professional engi- neering fraternity, not a honorary fraternity. lts membership is chosen from those considered to have superior engineering ability. ces include: It is the purpose of Theta Tau to promote and maintain a high :tories, PEO' Stfifldflfd Of professional interest among its members. . Ve or it ffaqehc MEMBERS lpus of the P. I. Bourchier R. E. Fields C. M. Stevens R' K' BOYd H. W. Haas H. C. Stevens gl' V- Bmdshaw A. G. Hacker H. R. Stockton A- ?lvBufb9ffY W. E Hill R. sioweu R 'K BBTUHQ V. R. Humphrey W. M. Thayer C' Gush N. laffe D. L. Trisch 4 - . orneau H. T. lames C. A. Vogel lla E' Crockett Ft. O. Kasten H. R. W'ampler G lg- gufler W. D. Lies A. W. Wilson R 'A' Eqlilm V. T. Loesing E. R. Kromka Q I' E? l. M. McAnerney K. L. Hardine EUS G ' ' ISHIGH C. T. Morris R. K. Comanrl 11 A- Q-smile K. F. Kyle rlef ' - IC M.E.Pinqe1 enbafqer ' Q ' if15.'fQ . .. ' ref --..,,Y, A . ...... fe-O..- . . . .,-, .,.,,....,..--. ,,.,,., .....-...pu....,4.1..n.....t......,--4.-...-...,g.4n4..,4.:4.:.4..i... .....2' V ,Q . ' i .aft W - f , , l ' t , Xie it N. -:J A 1 ff Mx ,..1' f-.4 5 K , -,-. vt . fb. V ax .-' 'XM if ' x X li Ik.. I Nffftx OFFICERS Regent ....... K. L. Hardine Vice-Regent .... A. W. Brune- Scribe ....... W. E. Crockett Marshall .-.....--- - N- leffe Inner Guard - H. W. Wampler Outer Guard - C. A. Corneau Corresponding Secretary A. W. Brune Page Eighty-one ' 1 E ff? . fq-gt A' Q .A,fEsZ K'3m.2g Feta ':- ' X17 ' he OFFICERS Master Alchemist Walter Dean Vice-Master Alchemist Carl Zvanut Treasurer .... Edmund Butch Recorder ....... Robert Pohl Reporter --- Harold Nicholas Master of Ceremonies Donald Crecelius A Page Eighty-two dl? Butch Crecelius Flint Lambeth Nicholas Pohl Rose Schaeffer Smith Wright J4 laAa .Sigma y The Alpha Chi Sigma chemical fraternity was formed in 1902 at the University of Wisconsin. The growth of the fraternity has been rapid and it now numbers forty-six undergraduate chapters. seventeen profes- sional chapters, and eight professional groups. The M. S. M. chapter, Beta Delta, was formed in 1936 and its growth has been rapid also. The objects of the fraternity are: to bind its members in a tie of true and lasting friendshipg to strive for the advancement of chemistry both as a science and a profession: to aid its members by every possible means in the attainment of their ambitions as chemists. MEMBERS I. P. Berndt M. M. Francis H. I. Nicholas H. P. Brueschke M. A. Gobush R. A. Pohl E. R. Butch H. I. Halmeso A. P. Renwick R. H. Carmack E. L. Claridge A. A. Cochran G. R. Couch D. G. Crecelius W. K. Dean - M. C. Flint I. C. fohnson F. E. Iohnson C. H. Krummel S. M. Kulifay I. R. Lambeth I. O. Mack O. M. Muskopf C. A. Schaeffer O. V. Smith D. R. Strehlau H. A. Voltz R. C. Wright W. E. Yates C. M. Zvanut Beta Omicron Chq WIHPUS Of Missouri Sql Omega UCCSPG GS men mining with b0Y Scout IH keeping with it nt the Lafayette Univer line men in fellowship and to promote service 1 Adina Allen, L. E. Blair' D. Butch' I. B Ctfhfm. Foil-H. H0ffY.W,y lflhgnnes g ' -G. f0fi'if 1f1.1:. MllCl1ellI I Olde, F. W I Pmneh ASC Bu, h Crecgius L Him qmbeih N icholqs Pohl Rose Scherrer Smith Wright i find formed in l952ci1ie nity has been will irs, seventeen Pf0li5' le M' 5' M, Chapter. been rapid also. nembers in 0 U9 il cement of Ctemfll rs by evefY Pcsslbj i. I.NiCh01Gs li. A. Pohl lx. Renwidl I. Sghdeller 3. V. Smith . H. Strehltt r A, Voliz C' Wrlflhl I, Elyafes lvl. Zvdnul s .xg ,GAG Mi Omega Beta Omicron Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega was founded on the campus of Missouri School of Mines in the spring of 1939. Alpha Phi Omega accepts as members any student who has at any time received training with boy scout organizations. In keeping with the purposes of its national organization founded at the Lafayette University in 1925, the fraternity aims to assemble col- lege men in fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law to develop friendship, and to promote service to humanity. MEMBERS Active Pollock, W. A. Brodhacker, I. W. Allen, L. E. Schowalter, K. A. Chernoff, P. Blair, N. D. Shockley, G. B. Goodwin, W. G. Bufchf l. B. Smothers, G. R. Gygax, E. E. Cochran, A- Steirnke, F. Iambor, I. R. FOX, I. H. Stuek, C. N. Kloeris, P. W. Horky. W. I. Wisner, L, v. Knoebei, c. W. lohannes, E. G, lohnson, I. K, Mitchell, I. I. Olde, F. W. Pautler, A. C. Zagata, I. L. Dreste, I. B. Pledges Andrews, R. C. Batterman, N. W. Krumel, C. H. Sizer, I. A., Ir. Zimberg, R. - .g-3-'-.-.egg-,-1 4. -. .. ..,-.... ,, L . U, , , '7 '4 K5'H- 34? 45-4?-I-1.5L-...Q ...-......', M- xg- I 'f,-vlw-rw-av' assi isis-Q-Mn ' 'x-iftae-.5.o..-,ef , OFFICERS President ....... --- L- Allen Vice-President .... l- B- BUTC11 Secretary ..... l. K. lOh1'1S0I1 Treasurer ....... -- l- H- FOX Page Eighty-three GEFICERS president ------------------------- -------- A . G. Hacker lst Vice-President ....... - ...........--------- P- S- Elliot 2nd Vice-President .... ..... C . M. Wattenbarqef Secretqry ---------- ,.--...-. M . Treasurer ........ -------- l - B- MCKQG Assistant Treasurer ----- I- A- Witt Miss Bosalie Bashier, honorary Cadet Colonel, escorted by Pick. Sociefg ofydmerican Widfarg MEMBEBS Seniors Smith, F. P. Boyt, E. P. Summers, A. I. Brookshire, B. B. Wampler, H. B. Butch, E. B. Washburn, E. L. Crecelius, D. G. Wattenbarqer, C. M. Elliot, P. S. Topper, B. L. Pick, A. F. Iuniors Fields, B. E. Beard, M. W. Finley, F. W. Black, C. S. Hacker, A. G. Holland, E. F. Kyle, F. K. Lambeth, I. B. McAnerney, I. M. McKee, I. B. Puetz, W. M. Bhodes, B. G. Schill, G. A. Sexton, B. M. Silhavy, B. C. Page Eighty-four Blankenship, G. H. Dahm, G. P. Doellinq, W. E. Ferris, B. M. Fraser, W. C. A Gonski, A. F. Guilfoy, B. F. Haas, H. W. Haas, G. G. Haqar, B. W. Hendricks, P. I. ngineem Kinq, W. M. Knittel, I. C. Kloeris, P. W. Loesinq, V. T. McGhee, V. T. Maher, L. I. Martin, K. W. Nelson, P. C. Paul, F. P. Bayl, I. W. Schowalter, K. A. Thayer, W. M. Thias, B. L. Ullrich, M. C. Van Nostrand, B. G. Weidle, B. E. Wicklifte, I. M. Witt, I. A. Fox, I. H. Pewitt, B. D. d num. Bw Dodlillg Dm Moy Haas Maher Mcltnemet' Schuman Sexton gineem 'V.lVl. LC. ,P.W. g, , . 9, . . L. K. W. P.C. P. W. lter,K-A W. M. L. !l.C. trou1dfH'G' Q I E JM D. Allen, L. Beard Doelling Dahm Guilfoy Haas Maher McAnerney Schuman Sexton The local Post of the Society of America Military Engineers was established in the tall of 1937. lts purpose is to further the interests of the Society and to sponsor the annual Military Ball. The Society ot American Military Engineers had its in- ception in the World War and was incorporated in l92O in the District ot Columbia. lt was established for the purpose ot tur- thering national defense and ot linking more closely civilian and military engineers. Becker Black Blankenship Boyt Brookshire Butch Crecelius Davidson Elliot, P. Ferris Fick Fields Finley Fox Fraser Gonski Hacker latte Lambeth King Kloeris Knittel Kyle Loesinq V McGhee McKee Nelson Pewitt Puetz Rayl Schill Schowalter Silhavy Smith Summers, A. Thias Thayer Topper Ullrich Van Nostrand Wampler Washburn Wattenbarger Weidie Wickliffe Witt Sybil -rw-' ' ri' l ff ff X swswe 'Q Q f 5' 'uv 'if' x wi.-3 r r .-QI .V -,g' 1 .f' if IQ Q 51 x .r -'fx . I Z .fs fxx 1 5 .. 9 40 - fx 4 Q I I I H-4 Xi X -- o fb XNYQ -,S .P ' 'ft' urs .. mul Q - I 4-fi! Ni The Engineer unit of the R. C. T. C. Was estab- lished at the School of Mines in March, l9l9, its primary mission being the procurement and train- ing oi young men who will enter the reserves of the Army of the United States to serve in case of national emergency as officers in that branch of the service to which they are best adapted. Last spring the regiment Was again rated as an honor regiment as a result of the government inspection. At present there are about 400 students in the basic courses and 60 in the advanced course. The Cadet Colonel for this year has been Ar- min P. Pick. 3 Q Lieut. Col. Gordon V REGIMENTAL COMMAND AND STAFF Regimental Commander ...-........ Cadet Colonel A. F. Fick ., 4:3 MV, 'MJ . , .......a ....... .,........ if , if'f ',,v ,.f ,n . f , ,f ,I ,a ,K f ' ,J fl ' . ' f ,A Q1 . Ll 1,1 WMV ll. . f El W 'all' Fiiieffizi ff' Li Lf Zac Wifi ffzaififfwl.-,-ff -- ll' 'tiff mi ..: 5:53 ff! Cllif-'75-U ,Milf ,f'f ' r T.: ,,,,,..5 5. 1 . -':-31'-a,-,,l.A-B g,.,,,r.un . r p ' , .. . A ,, 3.4 ,,..........-- - . . , 3: -,,,,,,. 1 G' an -...intl-3: Mm- G -lil Page Eighty-eight Regimental Adjutant ............. Cadet First Lt. W. M. Puetz Regimental Intelligence Officer ..... Cadet First Lt. P. S. Elliot Regimental Plans and Training Officer .......... Cadet First Lt. E. L. Washburn Regimental Assistant Plans and Training Officer .-..-.-........ Cadet First Lt. E. R. Butch Regimental Supply Officer ........ Cadet First Lt. E. F. Holland Regimental Sergeant Major --- Cadet Tech. Sgt. I. M. Wickliffe BArTAL1oNs coMM.A.ND AND STAFF First Battalion Battalion Commander ..-.-........ Cadet Major F. W. Finley Battalion Adjutant .... ......- C adet First Lt. R. L. Topper Battalion Sergeant ------ --- Cadet Tech. Sgt. P. W. Kloeris Second Battalion Battalion Commander ............ Cadet Major A, G, Hacker BCIttCIliOI1 Adjutant ....-. ..... C adet First Lt. R. S. Brookshire Technical Sergeant ..... -.-- Cadet Staff Sgt. B. E. Weidle s. 1-..' Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet A COMPANY Captain .........-.. .- .... H. R. 'Wampler First Sergeant .... ...... I . A. Witt Staff Sergeant --- --- V. T. McGee First Lieutenant .... ...... F . P. Smith Sergeant ........ . ..... -- I. C. Knittel Sergeant ........ .--- R. K. Ramussen First Lieutenant .... --- A. I. Summers Staff Sergeant --- .... V. T. Loesing Sergeant ........... -. ...... B. F. Ebeling B COMPANY Captain .................. I. R. Lambeth First Sergeant ............. - G. P. Dahrn Staff Sergeant W. E. Doelling First ieutenant First Sergeant Sergeant ........ --- --- ..... F. K. Kyle --- - .... - G. G. Haas C. A. Lambelet First Lieutenant .... ...... I . B. McKee Staff Sergeant Sergeant ............ ...- Cadet Captain C COMPANY --- ..... . -- R. L. Thias P. T. Hendricks ------------------- R. M. Sexton Cadet First Sergeant ..... .... B . D. Pewitt Cadet First Lieutenant .... ---- T. A. Hughes Cadet Staff Sergeant --- .... W. M. Thayer Cadet Staff Sergeant .... --- Cadet First Lieutenant ......... Cadet Staff Sergeant --- --- G. ---- F. P. Paul D. G. Crecelius H. Blankenship --- L. I. Maher Cadet Sergeant ....... ..... Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet D COMPANY First Lieutenant .... , C. M. Wattenburger First Serqeant -............ M. C. Ullrich Staff Sergeant ..... --.- M. W. Beard First Lieutenant .... --- R. G. Rhodes Staff Sergeant --- --.- W. C. Fraser SGFQGCIIH ........ B-- A. E. Schuman First Lieutenant --- --- I. M. McAnerney Staff Serqeant --- ...... C. S. Beack Sergeant .......... .... A. F. Gonski E COMPANY Captain ......... L---. -------- N. D. Iaffe First Sergeant ------ - ----- - R, F. Guilfoy Staff Sergeant ----- --- K. A. Schowalter First Lieutenant --- ---- Statf Sergeant Sergeant -------- ---- First Lieutenant --- --- Staff Sergeant Sergeant ----------- -, ----- - R. C. Silhavy --- ---.- H. W. Haas V. E. Knittel V. O. Becker --- --.- W. M. King B. W. Hager F COMPANY Captain -------------------- E. A. Schill First Sergeant -----------.- K. W. Maitirl Staff Sergeant ------- R. G. VanNostrand First Lieutenant --- ------ -- G. E. Fields Staff Sergeant --- ------- I. W. Rayl Sergeant --------- ---- P . C. Nelson First Lieutenant --- ---- E. P. Boyt Staff Sergeant --- --- B. M. Ferris Sergeant ------ --- S. Burberry Page Eighty nine OFFICERS W E. Crockett ..-. President A W. Allen -- Vice-President I V Heddell ..-.- Sec'y-Treas. Page Ninety merican ociefg 0 eramic ngineem ln 1937 the local Orten Society, comprising the stu- dents in Ceramic Engineering, became the Missouri School of Mines Student Branch of the American Society of Cer- emic Engineers. The society sponsors meetings at which motion pictures descriptive of the Ceramic lndustry are shown and interesting talks are made by prominent men of the field. Its purpose is to bring the members of the curriculum into a closer bond of fellowship and to bring others interested in the industry in closer contact with it. MEMBERS Allen, A. Bolz, L. Mathews, I. Elliott, F. Gibson, E., Miss Key, E. Steimke, F. Davis, R. Smothers, W. DUSZCI, l. Burst, I. Lambelet, C. Crockett, W. Werner, R. Mooney, K. Pinqel, M- Stern, L. Leggett, H. H1-UHP1'1T9Y, I. Crookston, I. Smith, R. Bowman, M. Rasmussem Silhavy, R. BiShO1O, L- Krill, C. Faculty - Bute, H. Krill, K. Dr. P. G. Herold lOhI'1SfOT1, l. Durham, H. Prof. C. E. Henderson J I , l I I 4 I I I I I i I l nwrllan . gl of Mlllllfll l t1aa9l9Mm,.mgd,,d titemson Sgqefy was mm Cfl'Ilt.Sll1l90ll.,l1eLr1jQ'1I The object ot Q15 . iiefestm Chem tenlunopommy to mem bm illelthwehodmmmmn llimggfjng lltenf lmehildlwlmu 0 prominence I In EO, I SID tp.. 51.3 Wlgg .,1',w. 'W 5-it EIN, '., KiI Q I ISK! an Ll., . ICJ' g' I t.l:Ldkl-' its .W 955 lite 'Mm S. S 'tw 'lm is QM DM is G is N 1. . K wil' ' .. X V I F O I Qi U! merccan cgnfifzfufe U ' f ff' ' N In 1939 the Missouri School of Mines chapter of the nglsmqllgehsmi Ira Remson Society was granted a charter in the Ameri- coo . . . Sl?qlZUt3l1olCer- can Institute of Chemical Engineers. Q ' high The object of the organization is to stimulate an .etmqsatw tic lndustry ure interest in chemical engineering and to afford each stu- prominent men dent an oportunity to present to the group any experience nembefs OE lhe that he may have had in summer practice. ' HB9 ' , IP Ugitljvimit The meetings are held twice a month and occasional- Con ' ly men ot prominence in science and industry are in- vited to address the society. My, ' MEMBERS HRW ' A.cOChmn s.Ku11fQy Mrrmt heh' C' c. Koch W. Pollock R. Fritzie Eelelk ' A. Rose I. Schwaig H. Barnett GY' 7' F. Kisslinger C. Muskoph H. Flood etlfh' I D. McClain B. Hagar N. Kgderg 1, H. I. Mack C. Shaffer D. Christensen vy.5' C. Zcrvanut V. Smith l . SChIT1ili ty' d l. VcxnPool H. Maurne H- KUTUSZ G,H9f0l on l. Lessrnan H. Durham l . lOh11SO1'1 3.E.Hef1defs R. Pohl E. McCain C. Krummel E. Hendersen- M. Scott A. MeY9f W. Kehner G. Shockley K- VC11-lqhfm M. Gobush I. Berndt OFFICERS Cochran --... --- President Koch ------ Vice-President .Rose -- ---- -- Treasurer Kisslinger ...... Secretary Page Ninety-one I lllsn M5 OFFICERS President --- A. Noel Reagan Vice-President - W. Bennetsen Sec'y-Treas. -.--- Art Wilson Page Ninety-two merican ngmififufe of gicfricaf gngineera In March, 1925, the student branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers was established on the Missouri School of Mines campus. The club holds meetings throughout the year where talks are given to foster interest in the profession and provide each member an opportunity to express himself before the group. Short talks by men in the profession also acquaint the students with the practical side of engi- neering which is so important when he leaves school to become part of the industry. A. I. E. E. Senior Washburn, E. L. Smith, H. B. Harlow, R. W. Aves, Win. I... Iunior Stevens, C. M. Hawk, G. W. Bennetsen, W. I. Altman, Wm. Thias, R. L. Iudkins, P. R. Blair. N. D. Block, M. I. Townsend, W. A. Kline, S. S. Enochs, I. R. Brielmaier, P. A. Vogel, C. A. Greene, A. N. Finley, F W. Brinkman, I. E. Walker, R. H. Klund, W. E. Kerr, I. W. King, E. F. Kueker, L. A. Leisher, A. P. Lynch, D. S. McKee, I. B. Miller, R. F. Reagan, A. N. Schill, E. A. Schwab, C. F. Sexton, R. M. Springer, I. I. Weber, C. S. Weiner, M. C. Cherrick, I. L. Fraser, W. C. Gogan, R. E. Gonski, A. F. Gurnea, E. M. Hollander, R. W. Iarnes, Richard Iohnk, C. T. A. Knittel, V. E. Martin, K. W. Mitchell, I. L. Nelson, P. C. Pewitt, B. D. Sherman, K. I. Watkins, R. A. Weidle, B. E. Wilson, A. W. Zanzie, C. E. Sophomore Andrews, R. C. Costopolos, C. I. Dreste, F. E. Eads, R. H. Flessa, V. E. Fris, E. S. Gehrer, V. A. Hancock, F. I. Hanna, R. L. McClain, E. F. McCutchen, F- L- Martin, G. S- Milton, OSbOTI19 Reed, I. A. Ruhle, E. T. Seigle, R. K. Senne, I. H. Skitek. G. G. Vandeven, E- O Zagata, I. R. ks.. ., , .r . 522,14 , - 554.,,,:.:,L.3..,? w.,,oh..,l',.r . h - A M. g r.. Inu., 5,1 - 1- . -.- . . I l t I merican I In WM., The shidenf branch c lHg0IldM6lOIIUI'Q1Cf1I Eng the members of the minjn f inorder that they might I M119 to theirtiefci It is Gcwmpushed . ers from various fields bei I I able IIIIQHHQHO - , det through th: 0? 1 I LII., P-Elliot I Bliley Hifi . Wil. D-Mmm ' I- Etqgkhm S' GUY61' 3 ILEKIET W' Gmdner l Elm H-RHQH . A M Hn I Bvler - .num S1.s..,, A.H,,def ftl'1,3,,mn H. H005 1 ' I M I I N v tc P' Hindrids Il if . Cp Hlrzgmn W men Ht' -R. - I sittin' C-IQF9 1. gin T'I0IJeg S. Tiff Fl ill ' Kr 'Hillman omku Q Wm 'R-I-elqn E Vmqd aa. It into new of the llmericnn nbiished on the the yeor where profession and express himsel . the profession 'oi side oi enri- eaves school i0 Harlow, H- W' Hawk' G, VJ. Iudking, Kline, S. 5' Greene. li' N' Klundi EF MCCio1r1.E' 'L Mccurcheef- ' merican .gndfifufe of mining ana! make! urgicaf gngineero The student branch of the American Institute of Min- ing and Metallurgical Engineers was established to unite the members of the mining and metallurgy departments in order that they might discuss current problems per- taining to their field. This is accomplished by bringing prominent speak- ers from various fields before the group and by student talks on their summer positions and experiences. Valu- able information is also obtained from the national so- ciety through the medium of their monthly journal. MEMBERS l. Allen P. Elliott C. Lambert W. Sherman A. Adler A. Fick W. McConnell W. Schrauler N. Backer D. Falkingham V. T. McGhee H. I. Schroeder O. Barnes S. Gayer C. Merrell H. Stevens W. Brackbill I. W. Gardner Don McLean R. Srauk V. Becker H. R. Hall I. Nuestaeder I. Shankland E- BuCh M. Henning N. Nicola F. Stewart R- BGICGI' A. Hacker C. Newman R. Stowell S- l. Beers H. Haas W. L. Nesley W. M. Thayer A. W. Brune G. Haas D. C. Perry M. C. Ullrich F- S- Busueqo P. Hendricks T. Pierce R. Winkle R- Cornert c, Perferr J. Polhemus P. W. wereh C. Clarkson W. R. Ioesing I. W. Rayl V. A. Witt H- M' Clflfk C. Iacoby S. Rimel I. G. Wink C' COTHGGU T. lones E. Ruette H. Warnpler l. Dunn T. Iames H. Robertson I. Wagner G- DUke1'1 E. R. Kromka E. Rassinier I . Wise I- Dodge r. Katz E. Ruth W. M. King R. D.'Elliott G. R. Leland R. Roley W. Kilgour W. Ersrnan V. Loesing A TTI. W. Schaeffer 1 OFFICERS I. S. Dodge ....... President A. W. Brune -- Vice-President W. L. Nesley ----- Secretary H. T. Iames ...... Treasurer Dr. G. A. Muilenburg Faculty Advisor Dr. H. A. Buehler Outside Advisor Page Ninety-three merican Sociefg I' 0 Gui! gngineera OFFICERS President --- W. C. Alsmeyer Vice-President --- R. Burberry Sec'y-Treasurer -- H. Stockton Faculty Advisor Prof. E. W. Carleton Senior Contact Member C. P. Owens Junior Contact Member Mr. Short Page Ninety-four The American Society of Civil Engineers of the Mis- souri School of Mines Was organized with the aid of Professor I. B. Butler in l923. The purpose of the Society is to afford means by which the Civil Engineering students will be able to ac- quire a knowledge of their field work from sources other than the class room. Membership is open to Sophomores, Iuniors, and Seniors enrolled in Civil Engineering. Seniors W. C. Alsmeyer R. K. Boyd W. H. Bourne R. Brookshire Fred Burgett W. R. Danson F. Davidson R. E. DeWitt I. Dreste R. H. Egbert M. Grisham lane Hall K. L. Hardine W. Horky MEMBERS K. Kyle K. Livingstone I. M. McAnerney G. Pace H. R. Stockton D. L. 'Trisch Iuniors M. W. Beard R. Burberry A. K. Cook R. Cunningham D. Decker A. DeVa1ve A. Homyk T. A. Hughes Iohn Love C. I. Meyer I. Quick H. Smelser C. R. Trotter E. Voqelscmq R. I. Weiss Sophomores R. O. Kasten B. R. Landis Anton Leone H. L. Magee C. H. Moore In ed l The American founded in 1880, cr was organized in U The Dvlpose o Gnd science of mf the mernbers with englneeflilq. This me? Ol DfOminence soclellf Gt ifS Hleetinq I Mwnbers me Oi Gltpressing 1 lence in sentation ot technicq lndr Fm 'tllfllllt Bon h . Mmm Botel er l Elgelle 1 We Br dsh llllnlllcllnerqw l elmmlwh t llqy I- William 0 C lc em. l3i'5.1E3e'r if Flnch H1 Eismflfl H Hlplh Ke Ro MEMBERS i i Fr ire! r 'V '- sx, El s Q x G lg ln Y r l 's oi the Mis- 1 the aid oi d means bi i able ior1C- ources oiier Bophomores eerinq. Iohn l-We C' In Meyer A Quick ' Smelsei' U R, T roiief Voqelsfmg ' In Weiss ' Soph0m0I95 Ol Kcstefl .n.Lfmd'5 111011 Leone I L' Magee H, Moore ii . . l H l'l'l8l lCCl,l'l oczefg 0 WQCACIJL ica! gn ineemi 9 The American Society of Mechanical Engineers was founded in 1880, and the Missouri School of Mines branch was organized in the spring of l93O by Dr. A. I. Miles. The purpose of the association is to promote the art and science of mechanical engineering by acquainting the members with the practical and theoretical sides of engineering. This purpose is accomplished by having men of prominence in science and industry address the society at its meetings. Members are oiiered opportunity for valuable exper- ience in expressing themselves in technical topics by pre- sentation of technical papers. Andraes Andreae lohn Austin Herman Bottcher Marian Boyer Eugene Boyt George Bradshaw Harry Buckner William Busch Edward Chernoff Adolph Gebhardt Eugene Gottschalk Iames Grimm Robert Guilfoy Alvin Hass Iames Iohnson Nelson Koerner Leslie Maher Charles Morris Austin Schuman Robert Schweitzer Floyd Smith Earl Smoot Lawrence Stewart Leonard Stohldrier Allan Summers Robert Summers Robert Underhill OFFICERS President - Allan I. Summers Vice-Pres. ...... Earl Smoot Secretary -- Robert E. Fields Treas. -- Chris Wattenbarger 1 i RCW COIHOQHO Fred Olde Warren Wagert William EiSII1GF1 lack Olsen Chris Wattenbarger Ralph Elsefl Anthony Pautler Leonard Wolff ROY Ferris William Puetz lohn Zagata R0beffFie1dS Kenneth Roffman RUYYT10I1Cl Finch Robert Schoenthaler l Page Ninety-five ki5'9s.i'-LL 4' 96,-r 2' Q31--1 . ..,,T5!l4'1Z,ffJ'!ll I ff Q J -C Ubilflfi It The Student Council of the Missouri School of Mines was founded in 1937. The Council is composed of eiqh- teen members, of which nine are representatives from the nine social fraternities on the campus and the remaining nine representatives of the Independents. The object of the Student Council is to form a mutual relationship between the students and the faculty and to maintain a just form of student government, As a step to maintain this relationship, the council appoints the Bollamo and Miner Board of Control, Intramural Board of Control, St. Pat's Board of Control, Dance Date Com- mittee, and the General Lecture Committee. These com- mittees exercise ,supervisory position over their respective activities. - 'WWW ' -23.1 ..fsg.g ge,-p-1-515-V-3,,,:'u.,-thu 5.4, 7 , ,. -1 , - PC1Qe Ninety-six 2 :.1 t I C A -e ffl l In U! v is 3 r 1 .I 5 t .,, . if .1 A --ts ls .gi V 5 ETYQQ 1 r 'vi ll 5 it f . AlIen,A, Crecelius AEI HFick F5 GCker L- Cox les RUSH Topper Allen, A. Alsmeyer Crecelius Dodge Fick Finley Hacker Comann Lies Rasmussen Topper Wample Brackbill Ellett I-Iaas, A. Lambeth Stowell r OFFICERS Armin ..----- ,--R- Pfgsjdgnt I ames S. Dodge ..... Vice-President Charles A. Ellett .... - Sec'y-Treas. Organization Independents --.- Independents --. Independents L -- Independents --- Independents --- Independents --- Independents -- - Independents .- -.- Independents ' ---- Pi Kappa Alpha ..... - Lambda Chi Alpha Triangle ......... Theta Kappa Phi ...... Sigma Nu -- ---- Sigma Pi -. ..-- -. ---- Kappa Sigma --- ---- Kappa Alpha .... Alpha Lambda Tau MEMBERS Regulars Alsmeyer, W. C. -L- Fick, A. F. --...... Hacker, A. G. ---.. Wampler, I-I. R. Nevin, I. ----------- Comann, R. K. Rasmussen, R .-... Stowell, R. L. .--.- Muskopf, O. M. Lies, VV. D. -,. Ellett, C. A. -- --- Dodge, I. S. -.- Haas, A. G. ------ Lambeth, I. R. -..-- Allen, A. W. ..-.- Crecelius, D. L. --- Topper, R. L. ------ Kind, D. ---- Aiternates Bouchier, P. I. Finley, F. W. Nevins, M. Fields, R. E. Smith, V. A. Olsen, I. Kurusz, I-I. Rayle, I. W. Busch, W. D. Hammann, E. E Smith, H. Radcliff, R. S. Mathews, W. P. Brackbill, R. M. Weidle, B. E. Sindel, A. McGee, V. T. Westerveldt, I. A Page Ninety seven Axmacher Bowman GaNun Hardine Owens Rose Page Nmety eight 4 1 . t if 't Nt i L i Brackbill Carroll Dorsey Engle Falkingham Kirkpatrick Kyle Loveridge Lyons Newman Shoernacher Stevens Weaver Westwater Zoller .SZ Pail Koa,-.-I Established in 1930, the St. Pat's Board consists of two representatives from each Fraternity and four from the independents. The Board is appointed each year to make arrange- ments for the three days celebration which pays homaqe to the Patron Saint of Engineering, St. Pat. Throughout the year the Board gives several dances for the entertainment of the student body and also to raise funds for St. Pat's proper. , The St. Pat's Board has done much to make our St. Pat's celebration one of the most unique affairs in the country. OFFICERS Seniors IUIUOTS ' H. C. Stevens, President G. A.Er1Q1e R. S. Westwater, Vice-President N- H- GUNUU C. Newman, Treasurer I.W.Zo11er I R. C. Owens, Secretary l- W- Kifkpamck K. L. Hardine, Finance Chairman A- H- R059 W. L. Loveridge, Dance Chairman R- M- Bfcfckbiu D. H. Falkingham, Advertising Chairman T. V.CCIff011 W. E. Bowman, Decorating Chairman l- H- I-YOUS F. K. Kyle, Utility Chairman R. T. Weaver, Activity Chairman R. S. Dorsey, Specialties Chairman D. H. Frizzel R. L. Shoemacher G. W. Axmacher -Q In 1935 ther 0fgCIItlZ6d The ization, as outlix non-tratemity m. various athletic, us' The Ofquniz that ltlrqe group of Wllcipction ir Alls on the eg? will become Geti Cmnufll dues, Th :REI Qiven Qt th msd- 'Its men US mtrqmur Campus H E' Wqmpler Fallclnqhqm Newman 'I Zoller I' rd consists ol two id four lrom Ile o make arranqt :h pays homaqt SQHCIQIOQIIJQFL ff! In l935 the non-Fraternity men on the M. S. M. Campus organized The Independents. The object oi this organ- ization, as outlined in its constitution, is to organize the non-fraternity men so they can better participate in the various athletic, social and other activities on this camp- ' us. The organization was designed to meet the needs of several dances that large group of men who would have no other means md also mis, of participation in campus activities. - ak OUIS1' All students, who are not members oi sccial fraternities 0 m ,e , the on the M. S. M. Campus, are eligible for membership, and taffalfsm will become active members upon the payment oi their annual dues. The Independents sponsor two dances each ' year, Qriven at the Gymnasium, to which all students are IXHgZle invited. Its members are actively engaged in all of the l'H GGN,,n various intramural sports and social activities on the W.Zoller . campus. W,KirkPUlf1Clf H,Hose M-Bfackbm BOARD or CCNTROL r Carroll 'l'LyorlS R- E- WC1IH1Dler C. E. Dick G. S. Martin R. S. Burberry 'l.FIlZZl1cher V. I-I. Smith K. W. Vaughan films V 1 5' ' OFFICERS H. R. Warnpler --- President A. F. Pick -.q, Vice-President W. C. Alsrneyer -- Secretary A. G. Hacker n. --- Treasurer Page N inety-nine we Qofamo Page One Hundred The Rollamo board has as its sole purpose the composing and publishing of the Rollamo. The board is composed of students who are deemed cap- able of producing a year book Worthy of M. S. M. Election to the Rollamo board can only be ob- tained through meritious service on the part of the tryout . Each tryout is graded on material as to quantity and quality and elected if his Work meets the approval ot the editors. The Rollamo board sincerely hopes that each of you will enjoy the '41 Rollamo as much as we have enjoyed presenting it to you. tv, D- Lies w. G. KW R S' Weslwalef C E' Zgnzie I Cg1'l'Oll -- ' F W. 1. LW OFFICERS STAFF W, D. Lies --- W. G. Kilgour ---- - R. S. Westwater C. E. Zanzie --- I. V. Carroll --- W. I. Lawler -- if .1 -----U--- Editor Business Manager Managing Editor Sports Editor Advertising Editor --- Humor Editor G. L. Blankenship D. N. Christensen G. A. Engle F. W. Finley I. L. Grimm lane Hall W. F. Horky E. G. Iohannes I. L. Kissack D. S. Lynch W. McConnell K. W. Martin I. Mazzoni M. E. Nevins R. C. Owens W. E. Rosser C. G. Schauble I. N. Schwaig R. C. Silhavy C. M. Stevens R. L. Stowell C. I. Weis V. H. Zoller M! -+ Wi li- --- - i -Ml-.- at-FA A - -3 wi. J. . X-,. ,.,1. in . ,ggx -,.V--- -.T Ni .'-'ivifi-ffzf?i,3f,:+., ' -gf V - -if - t 345 7 L-ff-. . f7',fu1If Y 117, in .L-1. an 1 -' Tl .lf Nha ff?-U fl X . f vtffff,-J ALJLLTX ,rp 1 1, N gl I XFN ,E . i1el..4.Ql' ff -.ff ,ff XM ,N gf, 5' ffuwfr , f 1-itll... ,lnq ex f 52 . 7,5 ,fffr X f L .fl t f -t nqih ,f ,f 'bg' , l 1. Pllix x A 'if l ,f UN '. ' 4 .:'-Ll! . . V' Lge' Lies Kilgour ITN Westwater Lawler Carroll Q- . .ny 1 ' Zanzie ' Page One Hundred One ,7lre f940-4f Winer gown! The Missouri Miner is a newspaper published twice a week entirely by students of the Missouri School of Mines. A new and apparently successful venture in the history of the paper was undertaken this year. l-leretotore it was a weekly paper, this year it was published twice weekly. lts purpose is to act as a medium for the dissemina- tion ot news and to work for the advancement of the school by the promotion of goodwill among students, fac- ulty, and organizations. Officers and new members are elected each spring by members of the board. STAFF ECiiiO1'-i1'1-Cllief .,--- --------- ------ F , W, Finley Business Manager -- U --H------------- R, H, Egbert MCIHCIQHIIQ Editors --- s --, W. I. Bennetson, H. Nicholas Advertising Manager ,-,------,-----------, 0- N, Iqffe Circulation MCIHCIQIGIS ..... M. M. Henning, C. M. Wattenbarger 1 59' , J' ,. 1 1- , ',,' --'I s 'Q B, 1'--A' 1 L' .Z .OLS :if . -If -v- ,MZ ,.- SJ'- vf Q' 4-- ' 1 f- -AL.. ITI- -f .4 ..-. T T I pr Page One Hundred Two 'Wi . Editinq - Allen, I. C. Lawler, W. I . Zanzie, C. E. Stueck, C. N. News Department Ahl, H. C. Banes, O. H. Hall, Iane Iohannes, E. G. Koch, C. O. Lynch, D. S. Martin, C. S. ' Nevins, M. E. Vauqhn, K. W. Zoller, V. W. Fox, I. H. STAFF MEMBERS Sports Editor - Stevens, C. M. Business Dept. - Anderson, W. B. Kilqour, W. I. Miller, B. E. Owens, B. C. Paul, E. P. Beed, I. A. Stohldrier, L. S. Strickler, H. O. Wise, I. 'W. Advertising Dept. - Brackbill, B. M. Brookshire, B. B. Hoener, F. W. Loveridqe, W. L. Eck, B. A. Kirkpatrick, I. W. Schwaiq, I. W. Zaqata, I. ew wg- ,, . ,, , If, ,r ' l ,f I . X, ,- 1 -- it . .ff X' -2, f 1-' 1 1 , Q., If-' - , f ' f. I J ff f' fm. ' ' I ,WL 4 1 L- 5 if J D l I ' Fwd., rf 5 I I I ,Ie,. .L Circulation Dept. lil ' ill as ltil ' x Becker, V. O. ,,,L ' I J Cf, Dusza, I. T. X l V Grimm, L. I. Melvin, B. l. Mooney, C. E. Muskopf, O. M. Pohl, B. A. Buttle, E. T. Rasmussen, B. K V .2 X . Finley Egbert Nicholas Bennetsen Henninq Iaiiee Wattenbarqer Page One Hundred Three BOARD OF CONTROL Berndt, I. P. Iaffe, Nathan Krill, F. M. Pohl, R. A. Smith, F. P. Witt, I. A. Page One Hundred Four OFFICERS F. P. Smith .....-.... President R. F. Summers --- Sec'y-Treas. f7Ae .SLMWL CM ln March of 1938 a group ot students organized what was then known as the M. S. M. Forum, for the purpose of obtaininq satisfactory meals at a more economical figure. This organi- zation, its original name changed to The Shamrock Club , still exists on the campus. The club not only provides a high standard of living for its members, but also promotes interest in school activities. The organization is ruled by a six-man board-of-control which selects new members on a basis of their personality and activities. ' Bamelll Bern Bruner Burke, Busch, Couch, H Dunn, lOl Engle, GC' Enochs. lfl FeldhuuS. Fick, Arm Fields, Rc Finley, Fr Fishman, Frost, Qui Goss, Nos Griqsby, f Grimm, Le Guilioy, H Gumea, E FICERS President Ambrose, George Balin, Robert Barnett, Harvey Berndt, Ioe Bottcher, Hermann Bourchier, Paul Bradshaw, George Brodhacker, Iohn MEMBERS Hacker, Allan Hardine, Kenneth Harness, Hugh Heddell, Iames Hott, Dave latte, Nathan ludkins, Phillip Kasten, Raymond Nelson, Paul Nicola, Nick Olson, lack Ptau, Louis Pierson, Laurence Pingle, Marvin Pingle, Vernon Pohl, Robert L N SGCIY-Treqsy Brune, Art Koch, Charles Ouick, lack Burberry, Sidney Koeller, Eugene Rasmussen, Rene Burke, Edmund Krill, Carl Regan, Noel Busch, Bill Krill, Earl Requarth, Iohn Clarkson, Charles Lynch, Dan Schill, Eugene Couch, Robert Mack, Iames Schultz, Edward Dunn, Iohn McKee, lack Smith, Floyd Engle, Gordon Magee, Horace Smoot, Earl Enochs, lohn Martin, Eugene Strickel, W'illiam Feldhaus, Ralph Martin, Kent Summers, Allan Fick, Armin Mitchell, lim Summers, Robert Fields, Robert Moeller, lack Thayer, William Finley, Fred Muskopt, Oscar Ullrich, Melvin Fishman, Sidney Morris, Charles Wagert, Warren l ' Frost, Ouintin Mueller, lack Wagner, George Goss, Noel Naert, Robert Wattenbarger, Chris Grigsby, Harry Nevin, Iohn Weiner, Max Grimm, Leonard Nevin, lames Witt, lack , Guilfoy, Robert Nevin, Fred Zanzie, Charles dwhuf WGS Gurnea, Elven Nevins, Marvin if obiaininq I 'his orqani- Q ock Club , living f0f gtiviiies. I fofconiwl ersonaiili' I Page One Hundred Five i v I ... ,. ---. , LH , l I S Q ' n C T' if: Q wrdrfgy. 51,414-L'!i,eg5 .fwfr Thi , ff Sportsman I , . V , among th The M. S. M. Varsity Orchestra functions on the campus PII- ah marily as a cooperative organization. The past two years has seen 9SD0tiE the band develop into one which any person would enjoy danclrlq to. The mayo The Varsity , as it is called, provides the swing music at M. S. M. for the majority of the school and fraternity dances. The rhythm, the nucleus of any good swing band, isucenterefl around drummer Vernon lohnson. Matching Vernon but driving Pre ' the bull fiddle is Bob Stowell. To round out this section we find Eric Vic . Casey playing the piano. Seq 1 ln the brass section we have Nelson GaNun, now leader of the Tre , orchestra, playing first trumpet and doing a mighty fine job of it, too. Kenny Stretch Meyer and Ierry I-ligley .show the really hot choruses. The slide trombone is handled in great style by Louis Cambell who renders those easy on the ear sobs and Chuck Faulkner who does CI BGB 1 fine job on the second trombone. Combined, these boys form a brass IV' IUC section that M. S. M. can be proud of. -Cfllrt Iimmie Katz, Bob Smith, Dick Wheat, and Iohn Ritchie compose' C'FA'Cf1t the sax section. Each of these fellows is a master of his trade and ' -Clqyy does justice to the music of the Varsity . A-Cog The orchestra as a result of hard work has developed into one C'K'C00i of the best dance bands in this section and should go places in the -1l.COn near future. R.1.C,,.m Dew 3 ' 'W ' Page One Hundred Six x Z E P-ll. . 1 1 if-'Mi-0, nk, ,iif... 3.'.Q:5e!E3.t campus pri- rs has seen dancing to. :It M. S. M. is centered t nd-rivinq te find EUC Ider of the p of it, foo. tch0ruS9S- nbell Who 10 does G n U brass compose .adg and lnl0 one QS in the W CM The M club Was founded in 1939, with its objects being to raise the sportsmanship of the Missouri School of Mines and to create a better spirit among the athletic teams. The members encourage more men to partake in the sports of our school and lend assistance in any of the athletic contests. The major qualification of membership is to letter in any conference sport. OFFICERS President .----., -..,-.,...... .... l-I a rold Wampler Vice-President .... ..... E rank Rogers Secretary -- ..... --- William Nesley Treasurer --- Charles Clarkson MEMBERS B. G. Bruce M. S. Domjanovich R. C. Silhavy l- V. Carroll C. A. Durphy L- G- Spimlef M. A. Catanzaro R. H. Eads H. R- Stockton C. E. Clarkson A. F. Eick l- O- Strgwhun A. A. Cochran A. K. Cook C. A. Comeau R. I. Cunningham F. R. Davidson N. l-l. GaNun W. L. Nesley M. E. Nevins N. S. Nicola F. B. Rogers Q. I-l. Taylor I. Van Pool Cf. M. Veale H. R. Wampler Page One Hundred Seven 4 OFFICERS I. W. Iensen .....-. Director Marie Davis -- Asst. Director Iane Hall .... .- Sec'y-Treas., Stage Manager C. R. Maise Faculty Advisor .14 ,aka pd mega Alpha Psi Omega is the national honor dramatic fraternity. The Alpha chapter was founded at Fairmont' State College, Fairmont, West Virginia. The School oi Mines Cast, Delta Pi, was granted a chapter in May of 1934, and this new organization replaced the former known as the M. S. M. players. Membership in the local chapter is limited to students and faculty oi the School of Mines who have taken part in two plays, and to persons, who, because of their extraordinary interest in dramatics, have been granted honorary member- ship. Faculty Barley, I. W. Cullison, I. S Maise, C. R. Ranes, G. O. Students Iohn Boland Marie Davis lane Hall Donald lngerson MEMBERS Iames Iensen Virginia Schultz Pledges Iohn Allen Merlyn Block Herman Bottcher Iohn Dawson Frank Fink Phoebe Harlow Erwin Henderson Iohn Hermann lack Witt Wayne Hoereth Glenna Iarvis Charles Morris Paul Nelson Peggy Pohle Edgar Rassinier Gilbert Shockley Harry Smith Mary Ruth Wilson lttmccher Blair Dtlorest lluszq Ierminqs Neubgn Went Pm Schfltlble Tnsch Witter Page One Hundred Eight sen N D .1 IX' lT53Tfj JIS -, .4551 Dim, IN' S5C'VT Sfuqeis Se Fqcuhl' fldvis. -Ari.. . .Nb -C Axmacher . Blair DeForest Dusza Iennings Neubert Owens Paul Schauble Trisch Walker je .gnfelffafernifg Counci , The lnterfraternity Council as the name implies is a council of two representatives from each of the social fraternities on the campus. The function of this group is to promote harmony and goodwill between the members of the different organiza- tions and to further their interest on the campus. The council arranges for the lnterfraternity Dance each year and plans the social rushing, and athletic functions of the fraternities of M. S. M. OFFICERS President ...... C. G. Schauble Vice-President -- Reed DeForest Secretary' ...... Cecil Iennings Treasurer ...... Norman Blair MEMBERS Fraternity Seniors Iuniors Alpha Lambda Tau Iohnston, I. K. Kind, D. Kappa Alpha Owens, R. C. Fentzke, D. Kappa Sigma Blair, N. Clark, H. Lambda Chi Alpha DeForest, R. Walker, H. Pi Kappa Alpha Trisch, D. L. Paul, F. P. Sigma Nu Iennings, C. E. Anderson, W. R. Sigma Pi Burgett, F. F. Schilling, I. Theta Kappa Phi Dusza, I. I. Axmacher, G. Triangle Schauble, C. Cr. Neubert, R. L. 5 3 gf s Page One Hundred Nine Jie- .- ffm ' ' , we -441 ,.-.. - -- wif-'v-'gf' -,.-..- ,,. ,,-'U -' M .lead Sorohify Alpha Chapter: Founded October, 1940 The Co-Eds of M. S. M. organized for the first time in 1939: they formed the Rollamo Co-Eds. They were under the guid- ance of Mrs. W. T. Schrenk, Dean of Women, who was facultyi advisor ot the club the rest of the year. At the beginning of this year the girls decided that they would form a sorority, again under the guidance of Mrs. W. T. Schrenk, they drew up the charter of the first chapter of Phi Delta Chi. OFFICERS President ......... ..,...,.-......,,......... I ane Hall Vice-President ..s... .... M ary Frances Strawhun Secretary-Treasurer --- .-...,.-,,-,,,.--.-.-- Naomi Asher MEMBERS Naomi Asher lane Hall Catherine Schultz Nancy Bertram Irene Davis Marie Davis Eleanor Gibson Hattie Bell Kerr Jeanne Lloyd Peggy Pohle Ioyce Powell Cornelia Read Virginia Schultz Ardith Spenko Mary Frances Strawhun Rosemary Teasdale Mary Ruth Wilson Asher Davis, I. Davis, M. Gibson Hall Lloyd Schultz, C. Schultz, V. Strawhun Wilson Page One Hundred Ten HGH lloyd Sch1H1z,C, Schulkzll. tmwhun Wilson Dil: J. Dm GHDSQH SW F K 1 T 59 14'4 0 AX W. f ! LA. ,. Founded OFFICEBS D. L. Trisch .,..F.Y. President W. D. Lies d..d. Vice-President D. N. Christensen -L Secretary H. Nicholas .s..s, -.- Treasurer University ot Virginia, l858 Alpha Kappa Chapter Founded: November, l905 MEMBEBS PLEDGES Blankenship, C-. H., Ir. Krueqer, H. A. Bingham, D. H. McClain, E. F. Eck, B. A. Lies, W. D. Bosworth, H. M. Hartcorn, L., Ir. Egbert, B. H. Nicholas, H. Bush, A. I. Hellweqe, W. H. Fleischli, I. E. Paul, E. P. Clark, W. H. Ienkins, I. D. Ga Nun, N. H. Silhavy, B. C. DeWitt, B. E. Iones, E. F. Glover, I. I. Trisch, D. L. Ehrlich, B. L. Oldham, B. W. Hammann, E. E. Weis, C. I. Gollub, W. Smith, O. V. Hanna, B. L. Westwater, B. S. Harlow, B. W. Sizer, I. A., Ir. Kissack, I. L. Christensen, D. N. Cook, A. K. Trudeau, B. M., Ir , , 1 1 X d Qiniu, 1358 hflpier ber, 1905 GES McClain, E. F. fartcom, L., Ir. Iellweqe, W. H. enkins, I. D. mes, E. F. 'ldham, R. W. nith, O. V. zer, I. A., II- 1deau,B.MJf' 4 Q! f. I. I1 5 ,a 4. E f i U l i I I .-:,. W, ,, K M , , H, ,, . T 1 1 V Page One Hundred Thirteen 4' Sep Mu Chqpter I. Bottani W. I. Christ P. E. Des Ia R. E. Emme: E. C. Goetel D. A. Greco T. I. Hoby H. W. Klorel Page One Hundred Fourteen - 2 . , 'A 1 y-ily. ,f.:.x3l. .-2 M., ',,,g m.-M-V, 2:51-.., . .5 wi E-M.. K -5430 gi' 5. ,-ef' vww W - A. -2-ax -- 'diiwz I 4 . f 4' ,X -bkewzg. ' L X... .- ,.t 1 Septernber, 1925 Mu Chapter, November 29, 1936 I. Bottani W. I. Christrnan P. E. Des Iardins R. E. Ernmeneqaer E. C. Goeternann fr-itiiti I-------Y-v-..-..,... . . oPF1oERs , President ,...-..... I. T. Dusza Vice-President -N R. S. Dorsey Secretary .... E. T. Myskowski ,Steward-Treasurer - E. T. Buttle Historian ....... I. A. Schwaiq Sergeant-at-Arms -- E. I. Rauch A. P. Leisher W. P. Mathews E. T. Myskowski E. I. Rauch E. T. Buttle PLEDGES MEMBERS G. Larsen C. W. Axmacher R. Lieb B. C. Carmondy B. T. Lohrnann M. A. Catanzaro I. Martini R. S. Dorsey D. I. Stocker I. T. Dusza E. Vandeven A. G. Haas D. A. Greco T. I. Hoby R. W. Klorer R. Weiss M. C. Zwirbia I. A. Schwaiq ffff ' V ff . h OFFICERS W. I. Lawler --L..-,- President P. W. Kloeris U- Vice-President C. G. Sohauble H--- Treasurer L. I. Maher r..rrr... MEMBERS H. T. Gibbons I. A. Mazzoni C. Cr. Schauble I. V. Carroll I. S. Dodqe, Ir. L. E. Rosser D. I-l. Falkinqharn D. I. Coolidge, Ir. L. I. Maher R. L. Neubert P. W. Kloeris R. S. Radcliffe W. I. Lawler K. W. Radcliffe R. F. Davidson Founded: University of lllinois, 1907 Missouri Mines Chapter Installed, l927 Formerly Grubstakers Club PLEDGES R. N. Underhill E. G. Iohannes I. I. Lowery I. H. Locher R. T. Brady R. P. Connett R. Flamner Ounded: of iiiinois, 1907 Mines Ned, 1927 rubstakers Club Uliier, DGES iderhiii umnes 9fY ier iY net! ar K W ,aa S df , , ,, yevb f M, .Nd . 'z,g,5:., 41, N J J' 7-087 ,' VM-H -,vlfif ,.-'u:1:.,-.', 'A' 7?g . L 2255145 , fy.-,f qi-X M.. Pqge One Hundred Seventeen Page One Hundred Eighteen iff? fl Q O q w-.,M: ll B0slO1'l l Alpha Delta A Founda formerly MU Activl Ahl, H. l Allen, I. Allen, ll Andxew Aves, lA Birch. E. Bowmcr DeFore: M11 Founded: Boston U., 1909 Alpha Delta Zeta Chapter Founded 1917 Formerly Mucker's Club OFFICERS President ........ -- I. 1-1. Lyons Vice-President -- W. E. Bowman Secretary .,... W. B. DeForest Treasurer .....o C. M. Stevens MEMBERS PLEDGES Active Dietiker, B. 1-lolz, O. Franz, B. Ahl, H. C. Ellett, C. A. Vaida, P. Macke, F. Allen, I. C. 1-lorky, W. F. Mellis, B. Brew, B. Allen, M. E. Kilgour, W. 1. Pollock, L. Usrey, 1. Andrews, B. C. Lyons, 1. 1-1. Bartels, L. Green, B. Aves, W. L. Smith, 1-1. B. Schroll, E Brown, G Birch, E. 1. Stark, D. Michell, l RCIYL l- Bowman, W. E. Stevens, C. M. DeForest, W. B. Walker, B. 1-1. MEMBERS W. B. Anderson A. B. Black I. V. Boland Fi. M. Brackbill I. W. Gardner F. H. Hoener C. E. Ienninqs I. R. Lambeth W. L. Loveridqe W. F. McConnell Secretary Treasurer B. F. Miller O. Milton I. P. Munsch I. H. Priestley I. A. Reed I. Ft. Roux H. O. Strickler O. H. Taylor I. W. Wise l9U3. OFFICERS President EEE. W. L. Loveridqe Vice-President -- I. B. Lambeth ---- W. B. Anderson F. H. Hoener I I PLEDGES B. E. Balmat K. Meyer L. BI'iClq9 IVIIIIQI1 G. T. Cross W. C. Pierson l- F- FCISSI I. L. Shafer I. S. Harris I. C. Sproat I. M. Iohnson W. G. Sutterfield I. H. Keller G. H. Thomas I. W. Matthews H. I. Melvin , Founded at Virqinia Military Academy, l 869 Gamma Xi Chapter founded I. D. Thomas D. A. Wicker N gimfl Mun Hy, 1969, my lqpferfo Ld os up ed 'ir is Ll .Y I v 1 I 5 6 1 I 'son V i ef erfield las rs ar I W I Il1IiIT.1ffTI,Iifl1Q.e I1'f,QI,1f,LIfff,, ' ggQ:lg:,1',t1,i Tgigigeg1.Q.ig35igQg,gL:,:'iggpiifzflg.iii, -zfrtzrggiiifr-1 5 1 I i s f 'Q 5 E f n s r Page One Hundred Twcnly-one 6.5-. W - ,. .. Ni: Pdge One Hundred Twenty-two 3 KAQQQX I in G wm- Semi!!-A Tmlll- I Kahfdrud 1Ekl Nmmfh Pehmln Smdelhlm 3335. Zoiejfm all Founded: U. ot Virginia, 1860 Beta Chi Chapter Founded Dec., 1903 Adams, Washington Blair, Norman Brackett, Richard Brouk, Ralph Brueschke, Herbert Clark, Hugh Crummel, Clyde Crecelius, Don Fleschner, Fred OFFICERS President ...M Clinton Newman Vice-Pres. --- Herb. Brueschke Secretary ...... Iaques Zoller Treasurer n..... Norman Blair MEMBERS Active Pledges Heinicke, Otto Bassett, Bill Helm, Bill Keller, Edward Benjamin, Walter Hubbard, Bill Lessman, Ioseph Blair. Duke Koenig, Stan Newman, Clinton Brand, Don Knoebel, Carl Peterson, Art Deitz, Bob Kruger, Earl Sindel, Albert Domian, lohn Mooney, Ken Stueck, Neil Frame, Russ Naert, Gil Zoller, Iaques Fuchs, Alan Obourn, Mac Zoller, Victor Garvey, Glen Scholz, Art Gettys, Tom Vollherbst, Ed Hanyen, Clyde Hawk, George Walker, Odie Founded: Washington and Lee University 1865. Beta Aipha Chapter Installed: 1903 OFFICERS President ...M Robert Topper Vice-President Ao I. McAnerny Secretary AEE-- I. Kirkpatrick Treasurer are We V. McGhee MEMBERS Active Piedqes Burnett, L. Owens, C. Bruce, R. Cochran, A. Schwab, C. Hadley, T. Fentzke, D. Talen, I. Huhburt, C. Kirkpatrick, I. Topper, E. Koefrnei, I. McAnerny, I. Wyatt, D. Larnheiet, C. McGhee, V. Schmidt, E. Sparks, C. University, lGDier 903 f ffW LQ ff f W i x ?Y!s-v 8? MQ 'nf t9 Q it JY. if fi 'sfjggf , , w :, : , bg' Page GHG Hmqdred Twenty-five xf I XVX- S . 'Tis W x f f mggitlt Page One Hundred Twenty-six 'A , X Q f ,tvo..f,,.'Im.v .Kylie -'ffm-r'rr'i?fe . ' Qi wage, V Qpgji? I' 3?T?f32, Utterly kft o Club tt Founded: , I Universiw In Oitethorpe ' I9 founded In own 415 Bow' O1 Daniel Kind Robert Wriqt Kenneth Kyl Ioson Iohust M Don Frissell Enos Key Robert Schweitzer Itditln Fuller to1nesHender50n Founded: Oglethorpe University in 1916. Phi Chapter founded in 1935. Formerly known as Bonanza C1ub. yquolf , 1. ., QT? OFFICERS Daniel Kind o....o.. President Robert Wriqht -- Vice-President Kenneth Ky1e ...... Treasurer Iason Iohnston ...-.... Scribe MEMBERS Dan F risse11 Rayfield Crogan Enos Key Roqer Butler Robert Schweitzer Robert Dunham Iuhan Fu11er Ioseph Miazqa Iames Henderson Dan Dopuch Push it in. They stopped. Ring Out Wild Bells. Cheer, Cheer, Cheer y - 5 .Mm I7 5 J X, J , Y ik X 1 mwwmm X14 1 Q W M ? fe , i ! 'f 2 4 v f W f 77 if 7 , X 4 f'f az! g ,gf M! f, M 4 f amlaud i e In these pages you will find a review of the year's events in both Word and picture. These represent some of the lighter and more relaxing moments of an academic career. 'A f.. del!-El s If -a j f Lf rxf Az tw fi iz' 'I it fi ly P ,t .U ,U 'li ,G fit, 'I jf iv' v-Jxzr Q',Z I, My V-Q-s ff: J 'jg'f j f !f.f V ,J b, . . ., . N It :yfx I-'V ff -5,5 ,gi ,JI fxflii, I, lg If PFC 5 ua- , ' i A . 1 1,1 fr ' 5 fer: ,'Y-' tif if iff , r 5 Q f .'! , G ' fi' Y-ll U ,A in ,' 1,4 is .f ,t f f if lily K' 'ff V5 CN I X f' I jf ,ff -, rf . t' I gf 1' ,flffh J 1-7 fx? , ffi is' is .1 iff- ff ,J ,, , gt f',X,6 'l-1' lj f 5 J X553 f ,L 1,71 Q JV la., LLQJ' K7 . ! ,ri f i 'f , by ' I I ',, , ,. , I A .N Ari L: I .dxf 5 .jf tj ', f rt' If df I., QQ If Xl. fig, W im ij ii. jf fffifl if r - li' .157 ,ff if K fy Q' r 'f i fri fx! ga! if it j., fmiestowlaaniiel. My mek 31 1352 It DJBIHIQUIHH- x. . X . ,,r,, QM V QV V' if Sr , ,fy i 4 w f wi iff ,SQ 27 SEPTEMBER Class of '44 arrives in Rolla. K. S. members arrive on train with Class of '44, Harris Hall almost completed. Blue Key starts directory. Enrollment hits new high - Armsby hits new low. Sophomores pass tobacco to freshmen. Freshmen pass out. Townspeople protest against de- pantsing. Freshmen protest against Sopho- more barbers. Sophomores take out ba1'ber's li- cense. Miners beat Arkansas - Mine-IS BEAT Arkansas. Dell Wade upholds Senior tradi- ition of hirsute growth. Sigma Pi's pledge freshmen. Sigma Pi's return borrowed radiO- Co-ed Cheerleaders draw CGPU' city crowds. Rush to complete new Chem. Bldg. - five men work till 4230 instead of 4:00. Page One Hundred Thirty-two rlfmftmmw. Pdioetel1Fu1linqham not to a lmqicm tells police, is tx ict nickel Sante Pm Day a huge sms Wllltttes We ll0pe:,utet gmt Kiwis poiicxd Fifi? Sits to LEE xf : NOVEVEE HW: ... . t,.g1'tg'ltWdam. Lzmwftftmftet lf -l ' 1. CPM- . df'-4: vhy. as 'A Cu xwlflgqtfmeemn N ' . -Q. riillulff-A lt A U Q nits mu. . LM SEPTEMBER Blass ol '44 arrives in lt-1 .le 5: V 1 5. members all 'with Class ol '44- 'larrls H0 lue Key starts directori- n hiss' rrrollrnerl HSV s, ArrrrsbY his new l ores PU55 lc ' Ophom freshmen- . our . reshmen pass -:Si l J: owrrsP90Pl9 Prom F arllslflq' at --f P res frrrlt feshrrrerr PTO more bmbers' ul ophorrrores lfikeo 56056. t Armsay. liners bedkansdi Tllr ' 64:53 liter rrrlzrit iliofl slrshgledfle llesliiil . G r nsrrv-L lqm pr'srellmb0rrrr cheerleaders 0 ds, 0:3 'r CYOW net' cr Y mprgte wi ush to C0 five ment I 4100. irrSl9Gd Oi One Huw ll almost ttf me T3 e5 WW r L r l r l l r l r l r r r l l im.. a,, -.- l l OCTOBER First free show for a nickel. Student body travels en masse to see Miner- Billiken game. Moral victory for Miners, O-0. Police tell Falkingham not to drink on grounds. Falkingham tells police, it's too late now . Second free show for a nickel. Students register for Selective Service. Parents Day a huge success. MINER takes IOCXJ C10 peoplel cross section of school's political standing. MlNER says to Willkie - 'x'rfillkie says to MlNEB . Faculty says to MINER. MINER announces non-partisan policy. NOVEMBER Miners meet Springfield Bears. No free show for a nickel. School dedicates Homecoming to Class of 'l5. Alumni dedicate empty bottles to school. Senior Mets complain about grades. I I. O - l Clayton advises senior Mets to buy text- books. K e . ,ju f Midsemester grades go home stay in Prolla. lr gi ,N . K1 .few Cunningham to Nevins pass gives usl'QO.Awin QQ-25 over Kirksville. tl Q '-' , Fourth free show for a nickel. ,,.f'riDmXsxX Berutt buys new car. ' f Q 1 l t fffp 1 r:b,,QhX Roosevelt finally decides on dcitdltofl tty gy I Qiving. if l XYlyi!,' l XE at Miners place third in M. I. A. A. r Q 'Fil My Chemistry department approvedybylljXf'CAk2twS.'Q1 ri X ,lgftyfin . .riff . 'rt fs itil ' lily ls rflxs DECEMBER ill 4 ll l lifgff in g.,9f it W lil Faculty member claims that recogniti5Orq'f?it j' Q It J Chem. Dept. was probably by pipefilEKGtlS gl li yt union. l rl llr ll lr if , l rl Ill ll r lt it -1 lr tj I., School displays its usual good manrgrergst as lf it lr rf' pha Psi Omega s play. XX mit jf' lg l all Alpha Psi Omega decides, tain't worrhfvwlaxilffxxl T Q5 t.liv'! . u 'l r N r . lb St. Pays Board members SlGIl,JQ99tR'1GIj?151f3I'1- VV Vflle. D kk LQU? Hr' at Jw Q lgi Santa Claus visits Miners-Miners gclgnefylhpmef' 51 .3553 Short month. lift t li H l F I I 40X BX Xlffsx x N it 1 fi '.,:z::2:.f'?lf ' 'F f . sg , Q.. ,:1s,1..ms.f.f -X f. -. 2, .fs Y E e ,a 1 E I fs in W X . , ,QQ .1 4 f f- X ms . if Z X . f -www i 1 i 1 ig 293 'z E . IANUABY Miners come back with headache, run into an- other - final exams. Lawler reports on activities at Blue Key Con- vention in K. C. Convention reports Lawler to local chapter. MINEB Scoop: Nelle Koerner Once Kissed by Queen of Belgium. Flue epidemic hits school. Army camp comes to Bolla. Profs. give finals - Students give up. Gibbons finally graduates. DeForest passes E. E. - with a 20. Pi K A's have trouble with Stephen's authori- ties. Doc Maise retires to industry. New semester starts. Same old story A- everybody swears to quit this foolin' around and settle down to some steady studyin'. FEBRUARY Schill loses date and faith in women. Military Ball gives Miners excuse to get on the Ball . St. Pat's Board comes out of its two month huddle. St. Pat's Board announces Lucille Stimson as Queen of Love, Beauty, and Politics. Army Camp construction well under way. Townspeople rent rooms to camp-workers - Students sleep in basement. Prof. Lovett receives Valentine. ' W W. W.: Page One Hundred Thirty-four rh . 9, mtl mio un. Blue Key Con. :ul Chqmer. Once K lssed by 'S Un. 20 lpheds Gulhori. 5lN9tIIS to quit l d0WH to some men. use to get on its two month lille Stinson as olltics. tder way. tmp-workers - MARCH Taw Bait pledges the wrong men-as usual. Romance on the campus, Spenko-McArdle en- gaged. St. Pat's finally arrives. Jennings is told what a swell time he had. Postoffice works overtime delivering Spec- ials Busse goes promptly to bed every nite - how dull. MINER gets excited over St. Pat's - prints two issues dated 3-8-'4l. Student Council can't decide whether to buy sweaters or keys. First half of Chem. Bldg. finally completed. Students march on leff. City and petition Gov- ernor for dormitory. APRIL Middlebush announces Chedsey's resignation. Society for Advancement of M. S. M. asks for Middlebushs resignation. M. S. M. receives national publicity. St. Pat's Board goes into huddle again. Kirkpatrick new St. Pat's Board President. Chem. Bldg. dedicated. tt G+ f 't' ' ' N t .xx xl - i X Xfz l 57 ,, 3 - J 7 3555? f X ,, I T Legislators visit M. S. M.-Middlebush cou1dn't be convinced that Fire Assaying is not com- mercial method for Au extraction. Spring arrives - McGowan takes her out ev- ery nite. Senior Chems. take annual trip to St. Louis. Senior Chems. pour Dorsey into bottle and bring him back. Finally f At Last - ROLLAMO GOES TO PRESS. Page One Hundred Thirty five f I , 4 , 5' ' V ' ,N ,, ,A xg , iff' A' , iff -ff' , ','-'Agixfx A ' ' 5 -1 , fb- I A 'Z'if:'1': 1 'I K ,Af wx, ,X i, AVA ,J 1' n A A Q 5, ' ,Q 1 J 4 Vg! . XA J' J 47 N 1 AZ' ff! , - AAA f' A AQ, 3 A X , , ' 1 ,' lf, .7 ' X. X xA, 1 A41 , ,Qi ,A E f-1,,! -f IQ '1 - W V' :Afff ' I I '- '-, '. ,A ,x ' ' Af A ' ' , 1 , w' - A AA A ,5 ,4 X A ,A 5 K. .px A A XX -. 4, , ff . , ix AA ,Af -A ,I .K A A, 5' A 1' f Ay if .f5AQ1.x A Q . A, A -. X 'AA W' I 'f f 'a n Af' A ' I A 1. sAA f A , A 3 ff A A' ww, X J ' YX ' A A A Q ,ff . ,A s A'1f 'f .' 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Long reports, shotgun guizes, final exams, and midsemester grades all fade into the yesteryear and any true blue miner will tell you that St. Pat's is worth every bit of the hard work he has put in. With a song in his heart and a spring in his step, loe Miner puts aside his slide rule and his text books, and prepares to enjoy himself for this all too short three day holiday in the Month of March. Today St. Pat's is a tradition at the Missouri School of Mines but it was not always so. The University of Missouri played a prominent part toward the establishment and growth of this annual campus event. For 38 years St. Patrick's Day passed unobserved and unheralded on the M. S. M. campus. Of course, everyone knew St. Patrick was the Engineer's patron Saint, but still no move was made toward any type of celebration. Finally in March, l908, some of our fellow engineers stationed at Colum- bia, extended an invitation to participate in their celebration. Since our school' was small at that time and very thinly populated, the students elected to choose a representative and to help pay expenses through a collection. When all- petty details were made clear, the collection was conductedvand attlast the school was to find out something about St. Patrick's Day. fftt t ' S Q., ' Records do not tell whether our crusader was a full blooded Scotchman, or whether he received a lot of free hospitality but strange as it may segmyhe returned with a goodly portion of his expense money still intact, , . l 'E y With the return of the envoy in his surprising financial' condition cattle the suggestion that we too might have some sort of a celebration. So that night, March 16, a number of our more resourceful students! met with some of V our more artistic ones and the following day signs appeared throughout the campus, declaring March 17 a holiday. l ' Since most engineers can read a A f ing a healthy following and bringing the desired result. vAs directed. the GU- tire student body appeared at the depot, Supplied to C1 YDCIU Wlih QFGGH Sashes, green ties, and shillalahs. ' git? ' f' : P? si! 'fy ' 5 gsiidfwi wt- . , fl, -me ., nd write, the idea lost no time fin'ga'ln-N aww ., ' ,1 is ' My if -N4 M., A 5- , or 2.5 H 't ,.w,.gx 1 ,nf . ., .L5y:f,g,5Z-'MX' ., uw ., .,., 'I:'f? : A fa i f1:o,f.',3,g st: 4 A- I 2 'Ma 32' is, ,, ef, , we f-I t, fa w 1 iq, 5 2535? MPX, Wt ,e . 3 77 A . it 4. r i11g'i,g ' fgtlii-Q55 , V 5 Ji ,,, -.,.- ,l 4 if JACK LYoNs 1 2 3 I 1 , 4 l 5 ' si 1 2 .J tt l v w li Q i 1 'i i f I I t it Sf. jlgafric .31 S 1 an id ueen The students lined up with seniors in the front and freshmen in the rear and paraded through the town, stopping in front of Norwood Hall. Here our newly found leader, now known as St. Patrick, surveyed the quadrangle with his transit Ca beer bottle mounted on a forked stickl before allowing a soul to set foot upon the soil. Satisfied, he gave the signal and immediately the area was teeming with potential engineers. The steps of Norwood Hall became the setting for St. Patrick's first court, and he and his assistants promptly settled themselves to conduct the ceremony. Seniors weremade Knights of the Order of St. Patrick after kissing the Blarney Stone, which curiously resembled a prominent part of the human anatomy. A speech delivered by St. Patrick, himself, concerning the hiero- glyphics on the Blarney Stone proved beyond a doubt that St. Patrick was indeed the first engineer, and was therefore to be regarded as our true patron saint. ' It was with a feeling of pride that the little band turned their steps homeward at the conclusion of that speech. Thus because of spirit shown by our predecessors 33 years ago,.this day has grown to St. Pat's of today with all its color and splendor. ls it any wonder that we students at M. S. M. await with anxiety the coming of this day and point out with pride that it is now one of the finest St. Pat's celebrations in the country. YYY Page One Hundred Thirty-eight 911 and tfGShmen in the res: Norwood Hall. Hereca ?Y6d th-S quadrangle 'mt It before aHowLftq o ggi mat and immediately te for St. Patrick's tirst ccurt 4 to conduct the ceremony. 9atrick after ktssmq te tnent part ot the hurra ett, concemtnq as tier:- t. Patrick was Jubt that S qarded as our true pattri gd their stetf band TUH1 ecouse otSPi A' t. Pots ot roto ttf at M. 5- M- etft e that it is ttf rit ehowrl V to S students with Pfid Z, , .4 7 , fa 1 ,yrs fx? 5 Kg V! , 1 7, 'f Aft X aww in uaiffa Sfimion l I XJ K ,f y r NUI!!! 1 ,.2?llCl!O!' With the coming of the thirty-third annual St. Pat's his loyal Squires set aside their books and slide rules to pay tribute to that paragon of Engineers, St. Patrick. This years' story of fun and frolic began as usual with the arrival of an unusual number of beauteous lassies from both near and far to help the Miners on their three day celebration. The festivities began on Thursday evening with an informal dance given by the Independents from 8:00 until 12:00 with the Varsity Orchestra supplying the dancing strains. At the witching hour Charlie Armstead and his band took over and played until the wee sma' hours. The venerable Saint and his guards arrived on his traditional handcar at the Frisco Station on Friday afternoon where he greeted his loyal subjects. St. Pat then led the procession to the auditorium of Parker Hall, where after a few timely remarks, he knighted the members of the graduating class. Friday nite at the Costume Ball Henry Busse gave forth with his famous Shufflin' Rhythm and provided ample inspiration for the colorful assembly to dance. At the stroke of twelve, lovely Miss Lucille Stimson was crowned Queen of Love and Beauty by St. Patrick to reign over the Miners for the ensuing year. Saturday afternoon and evening saw other activities such as the annual Sigma Nu Tea Dance at the Chapter House, and formal dinners and parties at many of the fraternity houses. At long last came Saturday nite, and the Formal Ball. This was in sharp contrast to the Costume Ball of the previous evening what with tuxes, tails, and formals setting the style. As the last strains of Busse's music faded into their memories the joyful but tired crowd knew that another glorious St. Pat's had come to a happy ending. St. Pat's will come, and St. Pat's will go, but St. Pat's '41 will live forever in the minds of those who attended. ' 9 X X , 4 X f X K , X, X ?,b' X Z, J N X 0 X X .5 4 X , ig 7 f 1 'A' , X . ,. fy S2921 Q . A by X f X f 1 Z f Hg 1 f AXX XX , , 1 M ' it f f f f as-ff f ' 1 x X Q f Q X ' 4 f ,U 4 1 Q Q f W W Y 2 X f 4 X1 4 K-..,.g.. . f X in .w f M ,f 1, WN, s . XJ.-- Y. , 9 si- if f if fb, 'gg' S X fm f W 5, 4 if , ,M V, , bw, Q X , W 4 ,QW X X W 'Q W. 1 - ff ,nf N! f , f X X -f Q! X XXX f 5' SYN' 2, W' X- A, A f MX Z . 475 fG,,Xff5sW I V - 4 X I 57 ,1 ' ZX fr 'D f ' , Q ,X QU..-Z ,f V X w -Xi, f , YQ X . f X I' f X f , 1 XX f . X 72: - 'ZX , gy X, 31- X, XL ' , X73 X . -Q , Q ,QAM Y , V, .X yqf V X ? I W ,XX ' X- 1 . , N ii? ' Q 'TN K .- K X 'A X, Q X' W - f f 5 9 J, , S 1X :X F' uv X X Z f XXV ' fkf, xf , 5 Kaye X , ' , V , f V '4gL'ffVz,? X z 3 ,pq 4 5 'Q' Xf 1 XV? 24 ,S A if - , 2 X X pf , ' 5 , 'X' 1, 'M X 1 X 'xy 5' if 1 .HX Vg 1'-f ',,f'i 'gf 7 I ,K I I 12 , li Q k 5 W x n ' 7' Q, Zgf ?.'! 4 I ,'f' af ,W wg, ,W i fi ' xi , i TY AW . ' , L, X! f 2 ' 'ff 6 ii 2, Z W C- We, the 1941 ROLLAMO, Wish to ex- tend our sincere thanks and appreciation to Mr. Owen Marsh, and Bruce Cowan of f N - ah : ., , if 1:1 11, I 1 i N Pontiac Engraving Co., Mr. W. 1-1. Kiehne ' of Missourian Printing and Stationery Cop and Mr. Ro1and 1-1o11 of Sid Whiting Studio for their generous assistance in editing and publishing this, your '41 ROLLAMO. ' W. D. Lies Page One Hundred Forty-four 0 I THE 1941 R11 your fellow sfudi this book Thus, service, we ask 3 PATRONIZE 50 we THE 1941 ROLLAMO has been published by your fellow students, aided by the advertisers in this book. 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The Rolla New Era will be found in the forefront of every move for the beneiit of the School of Mines, and. -devotes its entire resources against every move calculated to harm the -school. 00000000 Complete coverage of the legisla- tive situation asregards the school, and of other interesting Rolla and MSM news. ROLLA NEW ERA We Print the Miner FOR TWELVE YEARS DEALERS IN QUALITY APPEARANCE ijltlliiliii Cleanerg and Barbers PHONE 392 L PaqeOn H d df' ty ,, h, ,. ,I, ,,.,, ,.,. . ,.- U .... .. .. ,H - W - -----V -, A -A-E--I' -- --4 I --'- -Y ' --- -- '-- r-- -Y- FOR FLAVOR WHICH MORE THAN SATISFIES WHITE RIBBON FINE FOODS REALLY HIT THE SPOT These Together With the Dependable ELK-SWEET HOME and SCIHIOOLDAY Foods Satisfy Discriminating Buyers KRENNING-SCHLAPP GROCER CO. ST. LOUIS, MO. 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Rolla, Missouri DISTRIBUTORS my DEEP - RQICK C-ASOLINE Er OIL f POI-Iddljl --.J a 5 s.5.ggg'::- s. 4 is-cfqf fs. s--.,.- -1-.cr .-.iw --iv: -r.,-Q-1-:F-N.-1 :H-ef fr-1. - f.f.,.A. ,..-. xg. dependable ,service which- is unexcellecl wiieje,Pontiac yearbook servicemen' have ' helpful assistance andare recognized lor school' publication field ' ' - - I f ,it 'hasbecorne 'Ubin American T!Gdilidl'l'i for schools to select Pontiac f as their engraver yeai alter- year, with the resultthat the number of annuals handled by-Pontiac has steadily increased. 'Hundreds of thesestalfsyhave V- developed distinctive hoolcs with the assistance of Pontiac artists and' have ' gained recognition for the originality and success ol their publications. r The entire personnel of Pontiac Engraving 8m Electrotype Co. salute the X publishers of this book for their splendid efforts in producingla fine year- , book. They invite other schools to ioin the thousands of satisfied Pontiac . clients For assistance in the solution of their engraving' problenisf ' Pontiac served as the Official Engraver to this book, X i , r X Page One Hundred Fifty-two BU R EN S THE E Tn, CH IC A G 0, il. 1. i - , - H fe , 1 . A- s 3 S rit, X 1 , ,r I A r .. K , K , ,. , l ,i in fx., e -isr Q ' ' ' ' ttit 1 oii0W1LL swfe Dill WWW Statimf. Dmtitnd - Candid SUPPU5' . SM and Swim if sniff l Photo Finishing l ioimis ssnvxcn iD. V Variety Stori lr The House of I flllfldlyl Milam M 'l' seIe:IP i bwfgnnuali uellomm . nzirsdf'4 ' ' K bIicdfi0 czhqluiell' gafmevffl' riiild FWHM ns. Ji: .ECL wif gi . if ag 1 FOLLOWILL Drug Store The Up-to-Date Drug Store . . . WALLGREEN AGENCY Drugs and Stationery School Supplies, Candies and Sporting Goods Exp efrt Photo Finishing FOUNTAIN SERVICE CC. D. VIA Variety Store if The House of a Thousand Values i - ' r PINE STREET MARKET Telephone 77 Quality Groceries and ...Meats . .. 'Y 903 Pine Street R-OLLA, MISSOURI The Original' Rolla Liquor Store At The Foot of Pine St. Anything In: Wines Beer Liquors Champagne Gin Soda fMaJ MRS. MALO CPPOP-5 Free Delivery Phfme 62 Page One Hundred F iflY-fhf ee f ' T ' 1 in-1 1 of f if SCHOOL Un . Lwdingf .fn 74191 Each Wwe Macfe IIINING GEOLOGY MINING ENGIN By PETROLEUM CIVIL I MI i GT'UIlll1!e1 Forty-six Years in Commercial ofscfm, Photography NNI' CataI0g and IIIIOFIIIGIIO11, 4322 OLIVE STREET SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI I 'A' 'N' SCIIOQ Ono- Hundred Fiftyfofli X N .,,,.-.,, -H. i -. ....e..... ... SCHOOL of MINES and METALLURGY A Division of the University of Missouri RO'LLA, MISSOURI Offers Four-Year Collegiate Curricula Leading to the Bachelor of Science Degree in MINING GEOLOGY PETROLEUM REFINING MINING ENGINEERING CERAMIC ENGINEERING PETROLEUM ENGINEERING CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CIVIL ENGINEERING METALLURGY GENERAL SCIENCE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Graduate Courses Leading to the Degree of Master of Science Are Also Offered in These Curricula For Catalog and Other Information, Address THE REGISTRAR Sch-ool of Mines and MetallurQY i ROLLA, MISSOURI X L I Page One Hundred F iffy-fl - 1 I ' I l' 1 'H FRANK B. POWELL LUMBER oo. .Id EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL I PIZIOHG 94 TELEPHONE HOME IBargains in Long Distance after fZ:Q0 P. M. I and All Sunday ., ...L . UNITED TELEPHONE 00. 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