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

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i I' ie task of which are under the H and dis- enrollment e students we student vnt oppor- ex system student as class days is the re- student's bbard has registrar's s present nes up to the'facets Missouri nt back- 1 Library ten-year nes, Mr. I ,VW 'f W , fe f ' ,f , I MM ,W I I If , H ' .fff 0 ' f X f My far, eww, . , M wg f WW HW, A ,, W Ernest P. Hendrix Superintendent of Grounds MR. HENDRIX Mr. Ernest Hendrix has command of the entire main- tenance crew here at Missouri School of Mines. The cleanliness and upkeep of the entire campus is sustained and controlled by Mr. Hendrix. lt has been fourteen years since Missouri School of Mines hired Mr. Hendrix as an electrician. Shortly after his employment he assumed his present position and has been doing a commendable job keeping our campus in excellent condition. MR. PONDER Mr. Paul R. Ponder is in his second year as an assistant to the Registrar. In his job hxe is held accountable for the many and varied tasks that fall within reach of the Regis- trar. ,Mr. Ponder has served very capably in assisting Mr. Noel Hubbard, the Registrar, in handling problems that confront them. Before coming to Missouri School of Mines, Mr. Ponder was principal eof the high school at Mont- gomery City, Missouri, an assignment which prepared him for his present position. MR. KLI NKERMAN Mr. Emmett Klinkerman is the authority in charge of the many business dealings that Missouri School of Mines must transact to keep in healthy financial condition. The most enviable duty Mr. Klinkerman has, is collecting fees from the students at the beginning of each semester. lt is in this respect that he comes into contact with most students, Some of his more unpleasant tasks, as far ES money is concerned, are purchasing supplies, and exercis- ing control over contracts, deeds, and insurance. 7 4, X 'iff I Q .VH . ' .5-4. . s Q ... .. . X M 'K , P' -Q Paul R. Ponder Assistant Registrar Emmett Klinkermann Business Manager ' 1

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Mining Engineering Department GEORGE B. CLARK Professor of Mining Engineering, 1954. B.S., 1935, M.S., 1946, University of Utahg E.M., 1949, Ph.D., l9S2, University of Illinois. Mud Filtration Test 'Natural Gas Lab As the name, Missouri School of Mines, implies, the Mining Engineering Department holds a very important posi- tion on campus. lts origin dates backto the beginning of the school and its im- portance in the continual growth of the campus canot be -underestimated. The tacilities ot the Mining Engineer- ing Department are all designed to foster the effective education of students in its three divisions, mining engineering, min- ing geology, and petroleum engineering. fe-N 2-1 uf af! i ' ' , , -'f :wvrE-'+'vv-- '5 Y '25 ' A 5 f - . -4 ,h a ' - 1 A ' ieifgyg-241,5-424,54 .g -.35 51-i,,p .Vi Q ,,.,fj-4 - - - ,- ,,. l, . ., , g gf, V ,, 1 as J-af-, .N . ..,,.,-4 ' ft... .- f,-..,, , ,Vg W 5 f ' --L is f at MM 9 --4 -1 -P i -Q X .-,,o, , ,,, c., ,,-- ..... -- , A .. N r H f ,VI 741, if ZZ n 2 Zz qff ,ff 5 . lqyf , w. 3' I ug, ff, 9 I , fi , 1, , , 'W ' ,f fel, 1 ,if 1 ,yy W, M WZ f ,Q ff 7, ' , , f 'X' f !0Mf WH 7 M , 'yr , , ,, ff ,, J ff W , f ,, f yf ff, ff V ,f f, ' fa f VW 1 , f W fwffli r f f, 2 ai, W ' , gf ,Q IWW! fy fum Zz if f 2 iff ! ! fi- f To simi perimenta thousand is operate engineerir with the r analysis, r other illu1 problems. in all its e who are x and practii it g, X X X N get e Q X is Y, 1 S ixgg .. -' jixisfi-5 s -. ii r c wt j s css 5-CTS X