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

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1 1 J J[ AIDEROn inSTITUTE Of CHEOllCflL EflGIOEERS Since the Missouri School of Mines chapter oi die Ira Resen Society was granted a charter in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, it has stimulated an interest in the field of chemical engineering on the campus of the School nl Mines In adhering to its object of affording each student an opportunity jo present to the group any experience that he might have hath the chapter has a student on its program at one of the meetings held twice a month. Oc- casionally men of prominence in science and industry are invited to address the society. OFFICERS President Fall Earl Shank Spring President E. L. Bahn Vice President |. Ozawa Pice President R. Murrax Secretary . W. Break Secretary. F, ( , Sisk Treasu rev E. [.. Balm Treasu rer X. Nelson MEMBERS Bahn, E. L. Kehncr, lk St limit , f Branson, D A. McKelvey, |. Shank, E, Break, W. L Murray, R. Sisk. F. O, Dempsey, S. Nelson, N. VcgU |. C. Fujiinoto, M. Ozawa J. Weber, V Floover, I). Petersen, D. Whincap, Hughes, j. Rolaff, E. Schamberg, A, Yoder, B

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civil cnGincERinc 1 1 [ J OL Butler, f. B., Professor of Civil Engineering B.S. iti C.E., 1915, B.S. in Education, 1924, Okla- homa A. and M.; C.E., 1922, M.S. in C.E., 1924, Missouri School of Mines Carlton, E. V.. Professor of Structural Engineering B.S. in Merit. E., 1920, ES. in Indus. Ed.. 192 ft, Colo- rado Agricultural College; B.S. in C.E., 1926, C.E., 1935, Missouri School of Mines Eshbauch, C. W., Instructor in Civil Engineering B.S., 1925, Kansas Stale College Bremer, Roy, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering A.B., 1929, Hope; M.S.P.H., 1940, Michigan Civil Engineering is the oldest of engineering professions. In its restricted sense, Civil Engineering may be said to indude: The establishment and relocat ion of private state and national boundaries and the providing of accurate maps of the coast and various parts of the country; the location, construction, and main- tenance of pipe lines, canals, highways, and railways; the design, construction, and maintenance of river and harbor improvements, flood protection works, important structures and the reclamation of unproductive areas through irriga-