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

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eclicatecl c Tte = Y[ xt 50 2 ), URING ihe next 50 years the students and young engineers of today will be making their mark upon society. With the coming of the jet age and automation, this era promises to become one of great advancement in the technological field and of continued prosperity to the country as a whole. M.S.M promises to make many contributions to these contemplated advancements. The coming era will see the school taking great strides forward in building construction and in modernization of the school facilities. The long-awaited funds for new r buildings appear to have finally become a reality and during the next 50 years M.S.M. will be among the world’s greatest en- gineering schools- — not only scholastically blit materi- ally as well.

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ZJn HE Missouri School of Mines moves forward! These words and I he architect’s sketch of the three new dor- mitories, that are to be built on t he same block as the present dormitory building, are indicative of the manner in which the school is preparing for the future. Construction of I he dormitories, and a new student cafeteria on the same plot, is to begin immediately, and, it is hoped that these new buildings will be com- pleted in time for the fall semester of 1956, With the three and a half million dol- lars that the General Assembly of Mis- souri granted the school fro in the state’s $75 million bond issue, M.S.M. pro- poses to construct some direly needed buildings. Included in lids proposed plan of construction are buildings for Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineer- ing, and modern facilities for the Mathe- matics and Physics departments. cncjc cl 50 cure

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ont ntA Administration 8-45 Classes 46-87 Sports 88-109 Activities 110-165 Social 166-200