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

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Theodore J. Planje Department Chairman Professor of Ceramic Engineering 1946, 1955. B.S. in Cer. E. 1940, Missouri School of Mines, Ph. D., 1950, Missouri. Robert Moore, Instructor .Utah ' 4 Ceramic Engineerin Cerar Department The word Ceramics is applied t0 all articles formed of .clay and other non-metallic earthy materials and sub- jected to a heat treatment. From its small beginnings in the preh1st0r1C ages, ceramics has advanced into a complex study. Grinding Operation It is interesting to note that people today are intimately associated with thousands of Ceramic products daily, yet very seldom is the word Ceramics mentioned. The diversity of occupa- tions pursued by Ceramic Engineers is very apparent. Most Ceramic Engineers are employed in one of four types of work -- production, sales, research, and administrative work. Yes, the oppor- tunities for a college trained Ceramist as he enters the industry are excellent. -y---, -. E Th ment, largest cially a very industi done a As 'if the de these i young choice advant 1' A ts

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mrs? ' Eker Emmett Klinkermann longs the 1 his col- : policies 1 level of t MSM. :ker does intaining i student Business Manager The sound financial condition of the School of Mines is preserved through the supervision of Mr. Emmett Klinkermann, Business Manager of MSM. Although, the student's main contact with the Business Manager occurs only at the beginning of each semester when fees are due, Mr. Klink- ermann does fine work in handling the many financial problems that beset him. vnder Ernest P. Hendrix Paul Ponder of the Regis- ,e huge tasks 1is assistance, :an be more r completion, ration. At the position, Mr. job. .-.ua -Is: ' ' Superintendent of Grounds Keeping our campus beautiful and in excellent condition is the major aim of Mr. Ernest Hendrix, Superintendent of Build- ing and Grounds. With this thought in mind, Mr. Hendrix supervises and controls the entire activities of the maintenance crew on our campus. In this Way, he is able to make certain that repairs and other projects are carried out in the most 'satisfactory way. lfarl Randol h ' Librarian Completing his eleventh year in the of- fice of Head Librarian, is Mr. Earl Ran- dolph, holder of AB and AM degrees in Li- brary Science along with a BS degree in chemistry. His is the responsibility of main- taining a wide and varied selection of the most recent scientific publications for the benefit of the student in his studies and re- laxation. t' f ik in V r' . VFVEZX ,X X . f L in XVV- 2 I I V : , A 'i , ., - Q I Iii 'W ,.--..-L.,,l K 5 Q

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eerin C Ceramic En i nt applied to and other s and sub- From its rehistoric d into a at people ted with :ts daily, Ceramics occupa- gineers is ingineers types of lrch, and e oppor- Ceramist xcellent. g g neering Department The Ceramic Engineering Depart- ment, established in 1926 and fourth largest in the nation, possesses espe- cially well equipped laboratories and a very close contact is maintained with industry through testing and research done at the college for manufacturers. As research activities are expanded, the demand continues to increase and these factors make it possible for the young Ceramic Engineer to go into his choice of branches of the industry and advance rapidly. Mud Lab -Q x,.-- ' gf' , , ,-::1 f f 1, Above - George Lorey, Assistant Professor Below - Dynamometer Test