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

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, . 1 . xi . ,. ni- -- ' v- ff -e rn k ... ,.,... .. ..-.. ... L:luL.L,.,,i, : :.,.f.g.. .f.- , : V. DEAN CURTIS L. WILSON Dean M.S.M., 1941. B.S., 1916, Baltimore City Collegeg E.M., 1920, Montana School of Minesg Ph.D., 1928, Universify of Coeitingeng D.Eng., 1954, Washington University: D.Eng,, 1955, Montana School of Mines. ,,-.'liL.1- ,, .. -ik: ff-....,i Curtis L. Wilson Dean -9+--N and the

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f -11. 11559 - T im :nun ,hh H .L L4-Ap., -H4-.zmm V . , , - .y,:4:::aL:- 'li:.:::::.-:: ----':- - ' -rf - - -3, , ' ' --'H' ---'A' .1 :Ny Q ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,s,, Noel Hubbard Registrar Earl Randolph Librarian . , ,....-...... ... :Q f ff' A-' Vernon Gevecker Assistant Dean MR. CEVECKER Assistant Dean Cevecker has undertaken the task of co-ordinating the student with the set of rules which are needed to efficiently run and maintain a school under the best operating conditions. The student is helped and dis- ciplined by the Assistant Dean from the day of enrollment to graduation. Dean Gevecker's dealings with the students are many, but the ones remembered most by the student are excellent counseling and ample job placement oppor- tunities. MR. HUBBARD Mr. Noel Hubbard is in charge of the complex system of scheduling classes to fit the needs of the student as well as keeping them within the number of class days in a week. ln addition to this, Mr. Hubbard has the re- sponsibility of keeping an exact record of every student's curricular and extracurricular activities. Mr. Hubbard has over thirty-three years of experience in the registrar's office, sixteen of these years being spent in his present position as Registrar. MR. RANDOLPH Keeping the students at Missouri School of Mines up to date on the latest scientific publications is one of the facets of Earl Randolph's occupation as Librarian at Missouri School of Mines. Mr. Randolph has an excellent back- ground consisting of A.B. and AM degrees in Librar . . y science, and a B.S. degree in chemistry. ln his ten-year span of service here at Missouri School of Mines, Mr. Randolph has done estimable work. Mr. E tenance cleanline and cont since M electricia present keeping Mr. P, to the R many an trar. ,Mr. Noel Hi. confront Mr.h Pon gomery 0 for his Mr. the man must tra most en from th is in thi students. money i- ing cont