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

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.... ..,A., .... ..,.. Roscoe Anderson, Iohn Walpers, Frank Mann, Stratton Shartel, David Hopkins, Iames Potter. . BU HD UF TERM EXPIRES IANUARY 1, 1947 Iames A, Potter .............,........................... - ........... Iefferson City Stratton Shartel ......... .... L ---KCIHSCIS City John H. Wolpers ......... ........ P oplar Bluff TERM EXPIRES IANUARY l, 1949 Roscoe Anderson ................................................ Webster Groves David W. Hopkins .... - ......... ................ S t. Joseph Harold I. Moore ........ ---------Brookfield A ' 'R A Eighteen yt if an f f! J ig! 52' aff . l 111' Q Harold Moore, Allen McReyno1ds, F. A. Middledush, Leslie Cowan. Biff 36 4 A I :ir rv Q- F . ,,.,,,.. 3 ,IT-7 HATIJHS 'rr-3 . TERM EXPIRES' IANUARY 1, 1951 Frank C. Mann .............................................--.... ........... S prinqfield . Allen McReynolds ....... ............. - ......... C Crrthcrqe . Guy A. Thompson ........ - ................. St. Louis OFFICERS OF THE BOARD Allen McReynolds ............................................ - ............ President Iames A. Potter ........ .......... ........ V i ce-President Leslie Cowan ........ ..---- ....... .......... . Secretary B. B. Price ....... .......... T reasurer THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE For the School of Mines and Metallurgy Frank C. Mann, Chairman. ,............,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,..-, .Springfield Stratton Shartel .........,......,,,, --,,---N K qiisqs Ciiy Guy A. Thompson. .........,,... -------- S in Lguis ----------Columb1a ,. Leslie Cowan, 'Secretary ....... F. A. Germann, Treasurer .......... Rolla S THE BOARD -or VISITORS f A- P- ,-------.--,------ ------------------------ --q--4----, IX 4 W' A' Cochel ------------------- ........ K ansas City FrCIDlC Ridqway ........ i-'--K-q------i S helbilm D. l'1OWard Doane ,-,,,.. -k-----'-,P,--k--, S it Louis Allen Oliver, Sr ....,,,,, -Q------ C ape Gi1.Ci1.deQL1

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DE IES The host of new faces portrayed in the following pages, both students and faculty, tell clearly of MSM's phenomenal growth within the past year. An expanding student body, a growing faculty, and increasing physical facilities denote MSM as a dynamic, growing institution, a far cry from the three, faculty members and fifteen students, sheltered in part of one small building that constituted the beginnings of the school in l87l. Seventeen

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sq? IIE!-llll IIUHTI5 I.. WILSIJN The guiding light of the Missouri School of Mines for the past six years has been Dean 'vVilson. 'With his magnetic personality and varied capabilities, he has brought the school through the storm of the war years and into the calm of post-War building and the beginning of the real- ization of many a Miner's dreamy a Missouri School of Mines with up-to-date equipment and buildings. Dean Wilson has qualified himself for his post by receiving an E. M. from the Montana School of Mines in 1920 and a Ph. D. from the University of Goettingen in l928. Recently he has brought honor, not only to himself, but to the school, by being appointed as a member of the Committee on Engineering Schools and as Chairman of the Inspection Committee for Region VI of the Engineers Council for Professional Development. NUEL HUBBARD Registrar Mr. Hubbard has been the Registrar at the Missouri School of Mines for a number of years. Aside from his normal capacities as Registrar and running a highly efficient office, he has found time to take a personal interest in the individual problems of the various students. Because of this interest, Miners have often affectionately spoken of him as Mother Hubbard. MSM is indeed fortunate in having such a commendable per- sonality on its staff. Nineteen