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

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I V, 9 4, ' ' sf ' Z 'I The Dean and Mrs. Wilson at home ' At the Missouri School of Mines, Dean Wil- son is especially known and respected for his ability as a speaker. His talent in this field isiun- limited and he is equally versatile in delivering a formal address or an informal discussion. Al- though, he has the immense task of co-ordinating the activities of the entire school,tDr. Wilson still tries to accept as many speaking requests as he can fit into his already tight schedule. These many invitations are an indication of the great demand and respect for his speaking powers. In his seventeen years of service as Dean, Dr. Wilson has brought great prestige to the Missouri School of Minesg and his sound prac- tical decisions have always served for the best advantage of all concerned. The Dean's Residence 21

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urtis . ilS0l'l Dean Dr. Curtis L. Wilson, Dean of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy, is one of the outstanding figures in the field of engineering today. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, he re- ceived his education both in this country and abroad. Before assuming the position of Dean at the School of Mines in 1941, Dr. Wilson had worked in industry and taught at the Montana School of Mines. Along with his honors as an administrator, he has also distinguished himself as the author of a number of technical articles. DEAN CURTIS L. WILSON Dean M.S.M., 1941 B.S., 1916, Baltimore City Collegeg E.M., 1920 Montana School Dof Mmesi Ph-D-, 1928, University of Goettmgen -Eng-, 1954, Washington Universityg D.Eng 1955 Montana School of Mines.

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oel Hubba rd f Registrar Sound judgement and decision exem- plify the actions of Mr. Noel Hubbard in his position as Registrar of the School of Mines. Through long. experience in the post of Registrar, Mr. Hubbard efficiently and admirably carries out the difficult problems of class scheduling as well as keeping'an accurate and up to date file of every stu- dent's activities. .if '-nam- -f--, -..,. . . ah... .., . i A h, V v-- ----1.--f Vernon C-eve-cker Assistant Dean To Assistant Dean Gevecker belongs the task of guiding the student through his .col- lege years in accordance with the policies and rules that characterize the high level of operating conditions exisiting at MSM. With this aim in mind, Dean Gevecker does highly commendable work in maintaining his many duties and provides the student with excellent counsel and advice. Assistant Registrar As Assistant Registrar. Mr. Paul Ponder undertakes to relieve the office of the Regis- trar in a major portion of the huge tasks that confront them. Through his assistance, the duties of the Registrar can be more thoroughly carried out to their completion, resulting in more efficient operation. At the end of his third year in this position, Mr. Ponder is doing an admirable job. Emi r Schc supe Busi stud Man each erm: man Paul R. p0l1dEl' Erneg Keeping excellent co Ernest Hen ing and G mind, Mr. l the entire ac on our cam make certai are carried 4