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

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Looking for calm ies D1 zllmg, H ,mr NN, ,,,,Y-,,,.1,ejeQ4,fmo Aa. 1, s x , +,--.1.....'- .-.-. -. ,,1--.........-- A f -- --- Mining Engineering Prof. Graser, known to be somewhat of a perfectionist, takes a personal interest in each of his students. I Prospecting and Development, Mine Production Meth- ods, Surface and Underground Surveying, Mine Eval- uation, Safety and Ventilation-all serious matters to the future Exploitation Engineer. For these Miners the bow-tied department chairman, Dr. l. D. Forrester, is the foremost authority. , ' The Mining,Geologist differs from the Exploitation Engineer in that he picks around finding the minerals While the latter blasts the stuff out in great quantities. The education that a Mining Geologist gets is essen- tially the same as that of the Exploitation Engineer with the exception that more geology is included. Graduates of this department are ,spreading the fame of the School of Mines throughout all parts of the world. x t I 1 Model of a mine. Page Twenty-Six 1

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Mining Building. Mining Engineering Department A-riq-a-de-dig! Picks, safety shoes, helmets and car- bide lamps-here come the Miners, streaming from that unimpressive building that was miraculously con- yerted from a Warehouse. This is the home of the Mine 11123 Department, rich in tradition and famous through- out the world. Many of the departments lab courses are conducted at the school's full-scale mine. This mine is fully equipped, but yields a very pure form of Worth- less Ozark hardpan. The Petroleum Enqineerinq students, Who never seem to finish their course in the standard four years, are Guided by an experienced oil man, Prof. F. A. Graser. Page 'Twenty-Five 1-.,.,,m I. DONALD FORRESTER Department Chairman Professor of Mining Engineering, '44 B.S., '28, Utah: M.S4, '29, Ph.D., '35 Cornell.

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gi Q N Department 7 l 1 1 . 1 1 I 1 I l 1 l 1 l 1 i l i 1 i i 1 1 1 T 1 1 I l l BRUZEWSKI, R. F., B.S. in Min. '47, Missouri School of Mines, Instructor Miner tu? fLS Civil. of Mining Engineering. ' CARMICHAEL, R. L., B.S. '44, M.S. '47, Missouri School of Mines, In- structor of Mining Engineering. 1 GRASEH, F. A., B.S. '24, California, Associate Professor of Petroleum En- gineering. SI-IAFFER, L. E., B.S. '30, E.M. '46, Iowa State College, Associate Profes- I sor of Mining Engineering. 1 VINE, W. A., B.S. in Min.E. '42, E.M. '47, Columbia, Instructor of Mining Engineering. .- 1 Mine survetin . Miners obviousli Josing. You learn something new every clay. ' J 9 , . Page Twenty-Seven I