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

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FIFTH ROW: Ierman, Friske, Wie-land, Rowley, Paulsell, Scales, Herrgesell, Schafer, Dampt, Sewall, Sev- ertson, Iuza, Ienson, Kapernaros, Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Wehrenberg, Dowdy, Koederitz, I-letherington, Cronk, Betz, Isbell, Kunz, Marquis, Maltzahn, Holme, Delaney, Vujnovich, Templeton. THIRD ROW: Middle- ton, Ieffries, Dowd, Lewis, Szumachowslci, Miller, Owens, Iohnson, VanMatre, Masbruch, Yeager, Maday, Fossi. SECOND ROW: Sponske, Del Porte, Brun, Koenig, Graves, Higgins, Krainess, Langston, Mace, Dean C. Wilson. FIRST ROW: Duerr, Martin, Riley, Megeff, Salvaggi, Skalka, Irani, Stegemeier, Scott. t w FIFTH ROW: Weber, Walsh, Horst, Kell, Zinke, Collins, Dare, Kreul, Ratlifi, Tabachnick, Patrick, Peart. FOURTH ROW: Oselek, Perry, Banghort, Castrale, Stanelle, Stich, Budzisz, Patterson, Kelley, Deutch, Kleinlcopf. THIRD ROW: Zeid, Shaw, Haymes, Melcher, Prof. I. Forrester, Prof. D. Schooler, Pipkin, Irwin, Ham, Barsachs, Bullock, Prof. D. Eppelsheimer. SECOND ROW: Spiller, King, Rolcomb, Lake, Miles, R. Iones, Winters, R. Iones, Humphrey, Iadwick. FIRST HOW: Kyhurz, Keller, Lapinski, Whitmer, Hunt, Blendermann, Reisen, McCoy. . A.I.M. . . The Student Associate Chapter of the Ameri- can Institute of Mining and Metallurgical En- gineers was established on the campus over thirty years ago with the purpose in mind that students of the mining and metallurgy depart- ments might better discuss the problems cur- rently confronting their industries. At the monthly meetings prominent members of the mining and metallurgical professions present the latest developments in their fields and at- tempt to answer some of the countless questions which are of interest to the members ot the organization. President ................ ....,.. W aldo D. Humphrey Vice-President ........ ...,....,. R eginald I. lones Secretary ............................................ Karl I-I. Del Porte Y Treasurer ....... .................................. R ichard L. Bullock FACULTY ADVISORS Jones, Hump7w'ey, Bullock, Del Porte D. R. Schooler ..........................,..... Mining Department D. E. Walsh ........ ,...... M etallurgical Department Page Twenty-One

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Rex giving advice. Mining En ineering Department As a result of the changes, it is now possible for a student to study specifically the field of mine operation from the standpoint of metal mining, coal mining or mining economics. In the Mining Geology area, which treats primar- ily with exploration and appraisal methods of mineral deposits, the student is afforded the op- portunity to specialize in either the metal min- ing branch or petroleum field. In the Petroleum Engineering training, the curriculum has been improved by instituting new courses in Petro- leum Engineering Stoichiornetryu and Under- ground Behavior of Hydrocarbon Compounds . These changes are in keeping with the most advanced practices followed in other petroleum engineering schools. lt is felt that the constructive changes which have been made will contribute to the Welfare of all students interested in mining. The new courses of study will go completely into effect at the beginning of the fall term next September. Page Twenty FACULTY BRUZEWSKI, ROBERT FRANCIS, Assistant Professor of Mining Engineering, 1947, 1949. B.S. in Min. 1947, Missouri School of Mines: M.S. in Min. 1949, Missouri School of Mines. DAVIS, CHARLES MALCOLM, Assistant Professor of Petroleum Engineering, 1948. B.S. 1932, M.I.T.7 M.Ed. 1947, Boston University. LACKE, IOI-IN P., Instructor in Mining Engineering, 1949. LATVALA, WOODROW IOI-IN, Instructor in Mining Engineer- ing, 1948. B.S. in Min.E. 1948, New Mexico School of Mines. SCHOOLER, DURWARD RICE, Associate Professor of Mining Engineering, 1942, 1948. B.S. in Min.E. 1926, E.M. 1944, Missouri School of Mines. VINE, WILLIAM ARTHUR, Assistant Professor of Mining En- gineering, 1947, 1948. B.S. in Min.E. 1942, E.M. 1947, Co- lumbia. Latvalcz Davis Bruzewski Schooler Lacks Vine

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,JS ln keeping with the expansion pro- gram being carried out by all de- partments, the Mechanical Engineer- ing Department has a large and extensive development program un- der way at the present time which will greatly alleviate the inadequate and crowded conditions now prevail- ing in Mechanical Hall. To remedy this condition, a new building is being erected which shall house the mechanical engineering laboratories exclusively. This build- ing is to be located south of Mechan- ical Hall, taking the place of the old power plant, which has been torn down. The groundwork for this build- ing has been completed and con- struction startecl. Tentative plans call for the completion of this Me- chanical Engineering laboratory by the start of the fall semester, l95O. The cost when completed shall be tive hundred thousand dollars. This new Mechanical Engineering laboratory is being constructed by the McCarthy Brothers Construction Company of St. Louis, Missouri. The two-story building, when completed, shall measure one hundred and Mechanical En ineerin Department AARON JEFFERSON MILES Department Chairman Professor of Mechanical Engineering, 1930, 1943. B.S. 1930, M.S. 1931, Missouri School of Mines: Sc. D. 1935, Michigan. Gas iuelding. It's cz mui1'acZe.' Chase at work. Cutting torch. A new ma.clL'i11e Arc welding. Scofielrl, 'in Power Plume Page Twenty-Two Lots of handles