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

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CURTIS L. WILSON B.S. 1916, Baltimore City Collegeg E.M. 1920, Montana School of Mines, Ph.D. 1928, University of Goettinqen. Dean M.S.M., 1941. Curtis L. Wilson Dean Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy MESSAGE 17120111 DEAN CURVE L. 'f!1LEQIJ HE year 1951-1952 hae Meer. year ot gratifying az: if . and attainment of o ,geC'.J-:L through the cooperation 2. the fix'- iature, the Board of Curators i..e sity administration, the Eaipxy 15. and exceiient work on the f3ff 2- 3 and student organizations. A11 engineering currrala are -. credited by the Engineers fog Professionai Develorprnent v-rnicr. accredited agency recognized LY fessional engineering soezeties 3 State Boards of Hegistraticri. Seniors graduating in 1952 have themseives to be good leaders ar. followers in a11 of the acccrnrzhshrr. the year. Our sincere thanks an gratu1atior1s go to thern together r c wishes for happy and successful C Dean and Regzstv cm in conference. Page Twenty

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Donald L. Dean Assistant Dean ' R. DEAN officially took his position as Administrative Assistant on lanuary 23, 1952, replacing Mr. Williams Who had resigned. l-le is now in charge of all matters which previously were handled by the Asso- ciate Dean. Mr. Dean graduated from M.S.M. in 1949 With a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering. He then obtained an M.S. after completing a year of teaching at M.S.M. As a student he compiled a fine scholastic record, having graduated with iirst honors. He ranked fourth in a class of four hundred and thirty students. Besides his aca- demic achievements, Mr. Dean's activity record on the campus is outstanding. I-le has been secretary of Tau Beta Pi and holds membership in Siqma Nu, Chi Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi, and the American Society of Civil Engineers. Although Donald Dean is the youngest fac- ulty member ever appointed to a key staff po- sition at M.S.lVI., he has all the qualifications necessary to succeed at the job. ,ir , Hex Z. Williams Assistant Dean HE students at M.S.l'!f. were army . he fvaf ff- V .zfff at the news of Assonatte uni.- liarns' resignation. He lert The fi ing the year to assume the respf Y local business firrn. Throughout his office, both as Asset and as Associate Dean, he was inaeeo of the student. Some of his duties vision of orientation prograrrrs for - direction of student counseling serv. sentation of awards and scholarships rection of job placement interviews. gave helpful guidance on matters p to selective service and organized draft status. A graduate of the School of Mines University of Wisconsin, Dean 'Willio joined the M.S.M. Faculty in 1931. He pointed Assistant Dean in l94l and s that capacity until last year when he Associate Dean. His twenty years o to the school certainly were years oi Pogo Twon ly-Two M