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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1959 volume:

1 Wl a on It ‘ ■ |is . v« !] ] A - m : — ‘ Tf r t i 111-— I NO LONGER property of OMR LIBRARY r Qrollamo 1959 The Annual Publication of the MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES Volume 53 2 This is M.S.M. It is here where the life of a high school student ends and the life of a college student be- gins. Where the administration, the classes, the athletics, the organizations, and the social events, will someday re- flect upon the future success of any student from M.S.M. It is here where the student through his classroom work can form a strong foundation for his future. Here is where his ambitions can be formed so that someday he can concen- trate his knowledge and abilities to a betterment of the world in which he will live. Leadership is put forth in the campus organizations of which he is a member. Where his leadership ability can prosper and develop so he can be prepared for the respons- ibilities he must assume upon graduation. Through his participation in social and athletic events, his foundation for future success is greatly strengthened. With all of these opportunities present, there can be little doubt but that the future success of a Miner is greatly assured. 3 William Fesler, Jr. James L. Kozeny __ Louis C. Rephlo Kenneth I. Pendleton Editor-in-chief _ Business Manager Associate Editor Senior Photographer Between the covers of this years Rollamo is a collection, both pictorial and written, of events and happenings at M.S.M. for this past year. The book is highlighted by objects that are meaningful to the student and to life at M.S.M. These objects represent a full school year of activity and they are singled out in order to emphasize the importance that these objects have in the life of the Miner as the school year unfolds. The staff of the Rollamo greatly appre- ciate the opportunity to present to t he faculty and students of M.S.M. this collection of mem- ories of the past year with the hope that these memories will never be forgotten. 4 ADMINISTRATION Page 16 CLASSES Page 48 ATHLETICS Page 134 ACTIVITIES Page 160 FRATERNITIES Page 220 SPECIAL EVENTS Page 252 5 6 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 7 NORWOOD HALL, OLD CHEM BUILDING, AND ROLLA BUILDING A summer view of the Old Chem. Building. IP i The ivy covered walls of the Rolla Building. The massive bulk of Norwood Hall. 9 10 OLD METALLURGY BUILDING A noble view of the Old Metallurgy Building, IT Harris Hal!, home of the Civil Engineer. L | A tree framed view of the Mining Building. HARRIS HALL AND MININQ BUILDINQ A snow covered view of the campus. v 13 FviW in future then lAoW 4etattuig« ts HA lL dormh oi y Fuuion hevw °° R nf a ne ' W the modern desig bulling ' 14 „ knO Ae iS e 8? loed 15 PRESIDENT ELLIS School of Mines and Metallurgy University of Missouri Beginning as an assistant professor, Dr. Ellis was soon promoted to professor. Demon- strating his ability also as Dean of the Arts Col- leges, Dr. Ellis was appointed University President in 1954. Dr. Ellis has had to cope with the many problems of rapid expansion in his five years of office. His administrative policies during this un- paralleled growth were a fine tribute to the prin- ciples of education. PRESIDENT Parker Hall Center of the MSM Administration . � - w’mm m r PRESIDENT ELMER ELLIS B.A., 1924, M.A., 1925, University of North Dakota; Ph.D., 1931, State University of Iowa. 18 BOARD OF CURATORS BOARD OF CURATORS Henry P. Andrae Lester E. Cox J. A. Daggs Boyd Ewing Oliver B. Ferguson James A. Finch, Jr. Randall R. Kitt Robert Neill J. Doyle Patterson Jefferson City Springfield Memphis Nevada Fredericktown Cape Girardeau Columbia St. Louis Kansas City Composed of nine state residents, the members of the Board of Curators of Missouri U. and MSM are appointed by the Gov ernor and confirmed by the state senate. Only one appointment from each con- gressional District is permitted. Not more than five members may be from any one political party. The curators term of service is six years with three terms expiring every two years. Still eligible for reappointment, many members have served for several terms. Each year the Board selects three of its members to serve as the Executive Committee for the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy. Business pertaining to MSM is transacted at this group’s monthly meeting. jPH HBwKPf Tir% 1 if !(P€| i i«3 r m 19 20 DEAN CURTIS L. WILSON The Dean in his office. public speaker, Dr. Wilson is al- ways in great demand. His talent in this field is unlimited and he is equally versatile in delivering a formal address or an informal discussion. Although he has the immense task of co-ordinating the activities of the entire school. Dr. Wilson still tries to accept as many speaking engagements as he can fit into his already tight schedule. The growth and expansion of the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy campus is a fitting tribute to Dr. Wilson, the direc- tor, the educator. Dr. Curtis L. Wilson, Dean of Mis- souri School of Mines and Metallurgy, is one of the outstanding men in the field of engineering as well as educa- tion. His sound guidance and directions are an understandable part of the pres- tige MSM has been granted by industry. Dr. Wilson completed his education both in this country as well as abroad. His numerous articles written on tech- nical subjects have received much rec- ognition. Prior to his arrival as Dean in 1941, Dr. Wilson was an instructor at Montana School of Mines. Known for his adept ability as a The Dean and Mrs. Wilson in their home. DEAN CURTIS L. WILSON Dean 1941 B.S., 1916, Baltimore City College; E.M., 1920, Montana School of Mines; Ph.D., 1928, Univer- sity of Goettingen; D.Eng., 1954 Washington University; D.Eng., 1955, Montana School of Mines. ADMINISTRATION Vernon Geveeker — Assistant Dean VERNON GEVECKER Assistant Dean It is through Assistant Dean Geveeker that the school maintains personal contact with the students. From entrance until graduation, Mr, Geveeker aids in direction of Scholarships and awards, student affairs, extracurricular activities, and finally, job placement, NOEL HUBBARD Assistant Dean To Mr. Noel Hubbard fall many important and diversified tasks so necessary to the efficient operation of any university campus. His duties include student welfare, classroom absences, pub- lic relations, and student part-time employment. Another capacity in which Mr. Hubbard ably serves is advisor to the scholarship committee, loan fund committee, and foreign student ad- visor. PAUL R. PONDER Registrar It is upon the sound judgement and long ex- perience of the registrar that the exhaustive task of class and classroom scheduling falls. His staff must also capably record and maintain the stu- dent files and records. Paul R. Ponder — Registrar 22 ADMINISTRATION EMMETT KLINKERMANN Business Manager To Mr. Klinkermann falls the authority to transact the financial business of the Missouri School of Mines. His responsibilities range from receiving tuition and fees to the purchase of sup- plies, insurance, and the transaction of contracts and deeds. EARL EAJNDOLPH Librarian The extensive job of direction of the library so necessary to any educational institution is cap- ably held by Mr. Randolph. He has had a scien- tific background and maintains an AB and AM degree in Library science. EARNEST P. HENDRIX Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mr. Hendrix controls the extensive job of maintenance of the large numbers of buildings on the MSM campus. His responsibility also extends from the cleanliness of those buildings to the con- ditioning of the grounds and athletic fields. Ernest P. Hendrix — Superintendent of Grounds Earl Randolph — Librarian 23 c£ . is Cer (lin ' iC sU bs nceS Wic e® x to otId � % Vt$ tnOS 1 _AnCt. _„VuStOl tL o . i r: A - ?.; COIOV 1 e ol0 A «ncei i� w vc ed fcas adV ret „ e0 pi e tiroes, ce e . that ° v e sere t ot e , co®S toate s « w „«oc ' , ed todaY ate ids % � � - T 1 itieet Bog 11 iieU s sa eS cetat _p Q to i mistta 1 s - 4 4 XtOO- CottvP iel ssvoa test- 5SlO n mV ie co ding a toa 24 y cb f u . eet . W It « ■ $?£■ giVn« dl 6 o? eta xioo. w ' c , n tf- aVV ’ . f o sld is e lU toct ’ 18 ‘ t o ' W b tf ? oos Vc B ' oee ” 926 � ° 4 r ve t Vw - t itft . m icO e? .„A to eit e t vtv as Ae d tec 4ei� ■ � 404 o _ _ e tv s -c o . Vv ues -,„ rte se c° ueS se at ( l . riOb J ' rn ie A - ' - P -« ctvto m ieSi :., coo® 1 1 ' :! l ! ' w tbe t ese vo t jC atvCl Cbo ° -„. «? Cet a olC bes ot i 25 ce TcU� PtoEessot ° chemta ' B ' ■m w56 ’ ®„„ M S. H«: ? gineermg, Po W technic In- D. 100, Vitg nta stitute. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT The Chemical Engineer is found in every large industrial organization participating in the development and improvement of new products. His duties may place him in the executive department, research, development, plant and equipment design, plant construction, process control of tech- nical sales. No matter where he is though, his knowledge of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, is es- sential to produce a better living for man. There are unlimited opportunities for the person who is willing to secure his fundamental training in Chemical Engineering. The field is so diversified that the man so train- ed may select the type of work he particularly desires. The Chemical Engineering stu- dent receives training that supplies Chemical Engineering Profs. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT the foundation and tools he needs to start a professional career. Organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical chemistry, mathematics, physics, me- chanics, and economics furnish the basic training. The professional as- pects are emphasized by industrial stoichiometry, chemical engineering unit operations, design and ther- modynamics. Other supporting en- gineering subjects in civil, mechani- cal, and electrical engineering com- plete the four year curriculum. The School of Mines also offers a science-chemistry option in ad- dition to training in Chemical En- gineering. Students interested in the- oretical, analytical, inorganic, or- ganic, and physical chemistry or the research and teaching of chemis- try are offered complete accredited curricula for preparation in these fields. Prof. Roberts checks test tubes. The name Civil Engineering was originally applied to all types of engi- neering work not directly connected with military operations. At the present time, Civil Engineering still covers an extremely broad field of engineering endeavor. The Railroad, highway, hydraulic, sanitary, and structural phases of engineering may ex- emplify the wide and varied applications of the Civil Engineering field. Yet, these general divisions comprise only a por- tion of the many versatile developments accredited to the title, Civil Engineering. The field is obviously too extensive to be covered thoroughly in all its divi- sions in four years. Therefore, the stu- dent may, in addition to the fundamentals of Civil Engineering, select special train- ing at the School of Mines and Metallurgy in any of its numerous branches. Watch that pressure gage. CIVIL ENGINEERING Looking over a lab setup. Surveying on the campus. DEPARTMENT The Civil Engineering Department was one of the first departments on our campus and has kept pace with the in creasing enrollment as it is now one of the largest departments at MSM. The greatest number of graduate research stu- dents are. claimed by this department. These students are employed in the many important research projects being under- taken by the department. The curriculum in Civil Engineering is designed to afford a thorough train- ing in the fundamental principles upon which the practice of Civil Engineering is founded. It is the aim of the department to prepare its graduates for technical and administrative positions in the promotion, design, construction, operation, and man- agement of engineering projects. Making a concrete test cylinder. ERNEST W. CARLTON Department Chairman Professor of Civil Engineering 1923, 1936. B.S. in M.E. 1920, MS. Ind. Ed. 1926, Colorado State U; B.S. in CE. 1950, Missouri School of Mines. v- 29 The phenomenal growth in the electrical Engineering field in recent years has been matched by the expansion of the Electrical Engineering Department at Missouri School of Mines. To follow the development of the electrical field, one has only to check the advances of our Electrical Engineering Department. Originating as a part of the Physics Department, the Electrical Engineering Department came into its own in 1924 when it was given separate departmental status. In the beginning, the curricula was devoted mainly to electrical power and transmission. A simple knowledge in this field was sufficient to the graduating engineer until the practical applications of electron tubes began to make an ap- pearance. Suddenly the field became so broad that now it can truthfully be said that modern man can hardly perform a single function in his normal routine of living, that is not influenced in some way by the Electrical Engineer. Our drink- ing water is processed by machines of electrical design; our clothes and furni- ture are manufactured by electromotive power; our recreation is geared to the pace of television; and our societies’ pro- tection is keyed to the electronic eye of radar. ISRAEL H. LOVETT Department Chairman Professor of Electrical Engineering 1921, 1931 B.S« 1914, MXT.; EX. 1924, Missouri School of Mines; M.S 1928, Michigan. Wiring up a lab problem. 30 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT It is not surprising then that with such a broad potential field of activity open before him the Electrical Engineering student finds himself confronted with a Curriculum which is of necessity filled with branches and sub- branches of specialized types of information. Also, training in fundamental principles re- lated to the four main divisions of Electrical Engineering is provided by the curriculum. These may be classified as: manufacturing of electrical equipment, electric power service, communication systems, and electronics. Within these main divisions of Electrical Engineering, there is a set of basic fundamen- tals upon which all the branches of the pro- fession are based. The Electrical Engineering curriculum at the Missouri School of Mines comprises a course of study which combines the necessary fundamentals with a desirable set of nontechnical electives to make possible adequate training for entering any branch of the profes- sion. Above: Taking a scope reading. Below; A machine lab experiment. Taking down lab data from meters. . , u- t� scina , -u. in ' 1 . „ % cornet J t ence ,ockS ’ l i attaoB ‘° e0t ’ is i(ie4 lieli 1 sttacmt 1 ' ■ fetoadj dwet i oto logJ. uses, lS a , su b ' iects as P . eta ogy to clodeS pbv, pM s ' ° 8 ‘“ P ’geoVoef ' A ' ' V ; od e® 00 dents ' og pettologY t the stu te taking m tbC that apP t0 . , t Geology cUt courses ft stra igb dva nce l oleug e r£setlte A faster courses poctor e xP er Vroetu lesalrs- ?V octo Chat f ‘ 0 j. bJ . 1,49 � � 9 ’ 9 ptoi S e ° 6 e loeS u b Gt° V O O b M ' • traVo’ S in Vl 0 WS ' cS ’ btoau c berm ‘ J ’ ' e0 ogV- neo® 5 e basiC � ° 4ma V«vS «oVog� 15 W ' ° a tbe S t0 . apP atent as s ve pce 10 science quav ' tc ot . from a H co u wjtfV Aisb a0ga „ntvo cS , _ „; c t mn st «£? 5 eo eA S e a aesvt ' ibVe s ' ce com’ ami - d - mg s t ,_ te tm s - mnn tnote icate ,Vogi st Yiis stan dabVe 34 MECHANICAL Mechanical Engineering embraces the sciences of generating, trans- mitting, and utilizing mechanical power, and the production of tools, machine tools, machinery and their products. In addition to the design, research, development and investi- gation required to create these ser- vices and products, Mechanical En- gineering includes the coordination of material, natural resources, man- power and money for effective and economic production. Specifically, the Mechanical En- gineer has nine choices for his oc- cupation after graduation: research, design, development, testing, pro- curement, production, construction, administration, and teaching com- Professors Remington, Sco- field, Young, and Schowalter. Welding lab. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Weighing the condensate from the con- denser. prise the field. Within the reach of these fields lie vast opportunities for the Mechanical En- gineer to help himself by serving others. Being obviously too extensive to cover thoroughly in all its divisions in four years, the university curriculum for Mechanical En- gineering students is therefore perhaps more fundamental and less specialized than other engineering curricula. In many respects, this is greatly to the advantage of the student as it enables him to choose his option later in his college course or to change his professional objective to suit the trend of industrial progress. AARON J . MILES Department Chairman Professor of Mechanical Engi nee ring, 1930, 1943. B,S. 1930, M.S. 1931, Missouri School of Mines; Sc.D. 1935, Michigan, Above: Making castings in the foundry. Below: Performing a laboratory experiment. METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT The Met Department, as it is often called, was one of the first departments on campus. Originally, the department s curriculum was primarily centered a- round the crushing and grinding of ores and extraction of metals, em- phasizing practical application. Today, however, the scope of the curriculum offered covers every aspect of metal- lurgical engineering from the original extractive metallurgy, to physical metallurgy, foundry metallurgy and even a nuclear option in metallurgy. The Met Department is not only one of the first departments established on campus but it is also one of the largest in the United States. The Nuclear Engineering option is offered to combine with metallurgy training the most recent developments in the study of metals and atomic structures. Polishing a speciman. 36 A highly specialized laboratory is avail- able for the quite extensive research conducted in .the Metallurgy Department. Within the past few years, projects have been completed for the Atomic Energy Commission, the Na- tional Science Foundation, and the Air Force. The completion of these programs only opens the door to new advancements, for new proj- ects are being carried out now and soon newer, more radical programs will be started in the future. Making mold in foundry lab. METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT receiving instructions, ALBERT W. SCHLECHTEN Department Chairman Professor of Metal lurigal Engineering, 1946, B.S. in Met, 1937, Montana School of Mines; D.Sc. 19-40, M.I.T. 37 MINING ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Mining Profs checking equipment. Mining Engineering is best defined as the application of science to the discovery and exploration of mineral materials in the earth’s crust. As the name, Missouri School of Mines, im- plies, the Mining Engineering Depart- ment holds a very important position on campus. Along with Mining Engineering is Petroleum Engineering, which is con- cerned with the discovery and explor- ation of petroleum and natural gas deposits. Both Petroleum and Mining Engineering offer Geology options. Mining Engineering Professors Looking over the drawing. 38 MIMiajq engineer depart e 3 u {pment. 39 Q CW “” ,g ,047, A B ' , • i?lS ’� ' PHYSICS DEPARTMENT Physics, one of the most basic of the sciences, deals with energy in all its forms, with the interaction of matter and energy, and with the structure of matter. It is the foun- dation upon which engineering and technology are built. This elemental science was formerly divided into the fields of mechanics, heat, sound, light, electricity, and magnetism. However, the subject matter of phy- sics has in the past fifty years been augmented by the new field of modern physics which includes: the quantum theory, the theory of re- lativity, low temperature phenomena, ultrasonics, electronics, microwaves, spectroscopy, molecular and atomic structure, X-rays, cosmic rays, solid state physics, and nuclear physics. Velocity P 1 obleit 1 in Physics Tension test in the lab. 40 PHYSICS DEPARTMENT All of these fields, both old and new, are continually expanding; and yet there remain many unanswered questions which serve as starting points for still further investigations. Physics, while it contains much that is old, is forever new. Every engineering department on campus requires that its students complete ten hours of General Physics and Physics Lab as a basis toward further study in their chosen curriculum. The Physics Department has excellent equipment for the stu- dents use and all of the instructors, have at least a masters degree and post masters training. Upon com- pletion of his basic requirements in the Physics Department, the stu- dent may consider himself entirely capable of obtaining an engineering degree. Profs Schoen and Tipsword, Dr. Pauls. 4bo ve. esso « Jens Cole. °eto W: p { and a „ j Kassn ” An dersoj] c c_ . . e 9uipmenr. Chtl S 4 1 ENGINEERING DRAWING DEPARTMENT Often called the Graphic Language of the En- gineer,” Engineering Drawing is an important re- quirement for all who might be connected with or interested in technical industry. This makes it a basic part of the engineering field, worthy of the engineering student’s interest and application. One of the best means of conveying new ideas is through a pictorial or graphical representation. From the blueprint of a Structural Engineer to the wiring diagrams of the Electrical Engineer, drawing acts as a means of design, assembly, and description. The Department strives to present the underlying principles concerned in drafting work and at the same time to give enough practical drafting work to affix these principles in the student’s mind. With this foun- dation of definite procedure in graphical representations, the student is capable of handling professional drafting work. Above: LLOYD C. CHRISTIONSON Department Chairman Professor of Engineering Drawing and Descriptive Geometry, 1946, 1956. B.A. 1925, Westminster; M.A. 1928, M. Ed., Missouri. Below: Checking the drawings over. The student has a problem. HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT Christy, Boyd, Moulder, and Barr. Humanities Department profs. Known as the Science of Man, Hu- manities bridges the immense gap between the technical and cultural aspects in man’s way of life. It is this facet of learning that completes and brings to full maturity the education of the modern engineering student. Through history, literature, eco- nomics, languages, psychology, and ac- counting, the instructors in the Humanities Department strive to give the engineering student a more practical and cultural out- look on life. Realizing the tremendous import- ance of the need for a practical and cul- tural outlook on life, all departments on campus require at least twelve credit hours of courses in English, six credit hours in Economics, and three credit hours in American History. In this way the engineering student is assured of a more liberal education. SAMUEL H. LLOYD Department Chairman Professor of Economics, 1921, 1946- A.B 191 8, DePauw; M.$ + 1921, Miss- ouri School of Mines. Professors Murphy, Gardner, Brew- er, and Steinmeyer. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ROLFE M. RANKIN Department Chairman Professor of Mathematics, 1922, 1946, A.B, 1916, Maryville (Term.); A,M. 1922, Chicago; B.S. in CR 1927, Mis- souri School of Mines. • Profs in Mathematics Department. Mathematics is truly the backbone of modern engineering study. Without a thorough understanding of the funda- mental principles of Mathematics, it would be impossible for the student to meet and cope with the problems of en- gineering. A Basic knowledge of Algebra and Trigonometry is implanted in the student before he continues on to the higher forms of Mathematics: Calculus, Analytic Geometry, and Differential Equations. Be- cause math is such an important pre- requisite in any engineering, it is stressed to a high degree at the Missouri School of Mines. If it is found that a newly en- rolled Freshman, does not have sufficient credits to carry the Freshman math course, he is given a chance to take any one of a number of remedial courses to enhance his knowledge. In this way the student is assured of a solid knowledge of Math- ematics. 44 A necessary and useful portion of every student’s curriculum, Mechanics is the science that deals with the effect of forces on bodies. It combines the fun- damental theories of mathematics and physics to assist the student in obtaining practical applications to engineering pro- blems. As such, the courses offered by the MECHANICS DEPARTMENT ROBERT F. DAVIDSON Department Chairman Professor of Mechanics, 1946, B.S. in C.E. 1941, M.S. 1949, ouri School of Mines. Bert Smith instructs in Mechanics Lab. Testing compression stress of spring. Mechanics Department require a sufficient back- ground in the basic sciences before a student may schedule them. Because of the extreme importance of Mechanics courses, every engi- neering curricula requires its students to take certain subjects in the Mechanics Department. Statics” and Mechanics of Materials” typify the array of courses. For the students interested in structural design the Department offers ad- vanced courses. The obvious importance of the Mechanics Department insures all students graduating from the Missouri School of Mines are fully ac- quainted with the Mechanics Department. 45 MILITARY DEPARTMENT The Reserve Officer Training unit can be justly proud of its work at the Missouri School of Mines for it not only is the largest R.O.T.C. Engineer Group in the United States, but also one of the highest ranking in the country. In the past year graduates from M.S.M. ranked in the upper third of all engineering cadets in the country. Non-commissioned officers. Passing in review. Pershing Rifles pass in review. The course of instruction includes four semesters of basic military training, which is required, and four additional semesters of advanced schooling in military science. If a student completes all eight semesters of military training and is a candidate for a degree, he will be commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve. M -lT ARy a tm e A r Uoyn r Pt ° o, ?° ,o e ' c fJ «. 7957. notary c_. e s - ' 4 « t k ,sc °asia. Eh Oenr ar , ° r a im 0 f devei 0D ouri c Dp . . i0 P in i fs ca , Sch °o 0 Ar ° e P a nirja tive an , dets tile o Ul r • es i s r oC; nre AeArm rO Z% d r‘° 7 s ' h ' «« p 01 Sheers, K,r Pl ce m Gr °“ ' Officers °f Off, leers ffte enrl r 8 ’ Vn r ° r � 0 « « w s of oats ' °d ing 7 cs « poffmen, ,. ov a � «« Y ,rar l ' T , e a . ’, ' now ' ,c ' i«e o , era S ?. shoulder k ‘ nclu de „ ot ' n an f 47 There he goes! ABBOTT ACKSEL ACUFF SENIOR CLASS ABBOTT , AUSTIN N. Physics Blue Springs, Mo. Independents; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi, Honor List; Gold Key; Spelunkers. ACKSEL, RICHARD Mechanical St. Louis, Mo. Delta Sigma Phi; Shamrock Club; ASME; Student Council. ACUFF, LARRY Mechanical Springfield, Mo. Kappa Sigma; ASME; AAE; Rollamo Board; Miner; Circulation Editor; Classes Staff of Rollamo. ADAM, KENNETH Physics Rolla, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Tau Beta Phi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Silver Key Award; Pershing Rifles; Photo Club; Rifle Club. ADAMS, HUBERT L. Chemical Nevada, Mo. Tech Club; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Alpha Chi Sigma; Transferred from Trenton Jr. College. ADAMS, JOHN C. Electrical Burlington, N. Y. Honor List; Eta Kappa Nu; Gamma Delta. ADAM ADAMS, H. ADAMS, J. AHLERT ALLEN ALLISON ALVANDIAN ANDERS ANDERSON AHLERT, ROBERT Mechanical Jennings, Mo. Triangle; Honor List; Stud ent Council; Secretary; Rollamo Board; Miner Board. ALLEN, GERALD B. Chemical Dixon, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; AIChE; Glee Club; Student Assist- ant in Chemical. ALLISON, PERRY R. Mechanical Greenfield, Mo. Engineers Club; Track; Football; M” Club; Student Assistant in P.E. ALV ANDRIAN, ARMAND Geology Whitcstonc, N. Y. Theta Xi; Independents; AIMME; Canterbury Club. ANDERS, DONALD G. Civil Risco, Mo. Shamrock Club; Independents; Honor List; ASCE; Foot- ball. ANDERSON, DAVID W. Metallurgy Kirkwood, Mo. Theta Kappa Phi; Honor List; Blue Key; SAME; Pershing RifLs; Inter Fraternity Council; Miner Board; Newman Club; Rollamo. ANYAN, DAVID E. Mechanical Pagedale, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Chaplain; AIEE; SAE; Swimming; M” Club; Miner Board; Student Assistant, P.E. ARIMURA, ITSU Physics St. Charles, Mo. Tech Club; Independents; Tau Beta Phi; Sigma Phi Sigma; Honor List; Lucy W. James; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Mallory and Curators Award; ASM; Student Assistant in Physics. ARSHADA, MOHAMMAD REYA Chemical Isfahan, Iran Prospectors Club; Independents; Board of Control; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Blue Plate; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; International Fellowship; Student Assistant, Chem. ASHER, CHARLES E. Civil Winona, Mo. Independents; ASCE; State Highway Co-op. AUBERRY, WILLIAM D. Mining Richmond Heights, Mo. Prospectors Club; Honor List; AIMME; Chairman; Presi- dent; Pershing Rifles. 50 1959 AUBUCHON, ROBERT D. Civil Festus, Mo. Triangle, Corresponding Secretary; Curators Award; AS CE. AVERILL, JOHN E. Chemical Kansas City, Mo. Kappa Alpha, Treasurer; Curators Award; Honor List; Lucv W. lames Scholarship; AIChE; Rollamo Board; Miner Board. BAKER, ROBERT Physics St. Louis, Mo. Theta Kaopa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Track; Basketball; Rollamo Board; Transferred from the University of Missouri; Student Ass istant in Physics. BANGS, JOSEPH Honor List; Conn. College. BANKS, LELAND Honor List. F. Civil AIMME; Transferred L. Electrical Brookfield, Conn, from Westchester St. James, Mo. BARA, ANDREW Chemical Elizabeth, N. J. Independents; Engineers Club; AIChE; Track; M” Club; Newman Club; Student Assistant in Chemical Engineering. BARRE, NICHOLAS Mechanical Arbyrd, Mo. SAE; ASME; Basketball; Track; ”M M Club; President; District Military Student Award; Transferred from Ar- kansas State College. BARRIE, RAYMOND Electrical Rumford, R. I. BSU; Transferred from Cambridge Jr. College and Boston University. ANY AN ARIMURA ANSHADI ASHER AUBERRY AUBUCHON BASKIN, CHARLES G. Civil Waterbury, Conn. Independents; Tech Club, Treasurer; Honor List; Glee Club Key; Blue Key; Chi Epsilon; ASCE, Secretary, Presi- dent; Glee Club, President; Student Council; Rollamo Board; BSU. BASSETT NORRIS Electrical Vienna, Mo. Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Gold Key Award; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE. BASDEN, JOHN Met.-Nuclear Rolla, Mo. Independents; Tech Club; Sigma Pi Sigma; Honor List; AIChE; AIMME; ASM. BAUER, BRUCE JOHN Electrical St. Louis, Mo. Theta Kappa Phi, President, Treasurer; Honor List; Rollamo Board; Newman Club. BAUM, FRANK L. Electrical Pleasant Hope, Mo. Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State. AVERILL BAKER BANGS BANKS BARA BARRE BARRIE BASDEN BASKIN BASSETT BAUER BAUM 51 SENIOR CLASS BAYLESS, JERRY ROGER Civil St. James, Mo. Independents; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Honor List; Joe Butler Memorial Scholarship; Curators Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Gold Key; ASEE; ASCE. BAYLISS, MARCUS A. Mechanical St. Louis, Mo. Shamrock Club; ASMet; Pershing Rifles. BEARD, DALE F. Civil Duquoin, 111. Prospector ' s Club; Honor List; ASCE. BAYLBSS, J. BAYLESS, M. BEARD BEE BEFFA BEISNER BERKEL BEYDLER BIEKBAUM BIEVENUE BITTENCOURT BITZER BLACKWELL BLANKENSHIP BLOODSWORTH BOHL BORGINI BORMAN BEE, RICHARD A. Civil St. Louis, Mo. Independents; Tech Club; ASME; Transferred from Washington University and St. Louis University. BEFFA, LAWRENCE Metallurgy St. Louis, Mo. AIME; Roilamo Tryout. BEISNER, RICHARD E. Petroleum Joplin, Mo. Sigma Nu, Transferred from Joplin Junior College. BERKEL, JAMES A. Mechanical Chicago, III Engineers Club; Independents; ASME; SAE; Newman Club. BEYDLER, WILLIAM W, Electrical Jerko Springs, Mo. Engineer ' s Club; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE; Football, 57; BSU; Transferred from Mis- souri Valley College. BIER BAUM, CRAIG E. Mechanical Long Beach, Calif. Sigma Nu; Lt. Commander; Honor List; ASME; SAE; Transferred from Washington University. BIEVENUE, RICHARD,- T. Prairie Du Rocher, 111. Mechanical Independents; Honor List; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; SAE; Newman Club; Transferred from Belleville Junior College. BITTENCOURT, PAULO R. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Ceramics Honor List; ACS. BITZER, DAVID Mining-Ceology Montague, Mass. Independents; C. L. Dake Scholarship. BLACKWELL, CARROL Civil Bonne Terre, Mo. Independents; ASCE; Transferred from Junior College of Flat River. BLANKENSHIP, JAMES Civil Roanoke, Va. ASCE; BSU; Transferred from Joplin Junior College. BLOODSWORTH, JOHN O. Metallurgy Media, Pa. Tau Kappa Epsilon; AIMME; AFS; Football; St. Pat’s Board; IFC; Canterbury Club, Vice-President. 52 BOHL, CARL D. Chemical St. Louis, Mo. Independents; Tech Club; Glee Club Key Award; AIChE; Glee Club; Student Council; Transferred from Harris Teachers College. BORGINI, FRED Electrical Mr. Clare, 111. Tech Club; Independent; Honor List; Silver Key Award; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE Transferred from Blackburn College. BORMAN, JOHN G. Mechanical Springfield, Mo. Kappa Sigma, Secretary, Grand Scribe, President; Cur- ators Award; Honor List; Crane Co. Scholarship; Silver Key Award; Blue Key, Vice-President; Pi Tau Sigma, Vice-President; SAE; ASME; Rollamo Board; Miner Board; Features Editor; Newman Club. BOUGHTON BOWLES BOWLIN 1959 BOUGHTON, RICHARD B, Civil College Station, Texas Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE. BOWLES, ROBERT V. Mining-Petroleum Marshall, Mo, Delta Sigma Phi; Sergeant-at-Arms; AJMME; Newman Club. BOWLIN, LEO L, Civil Lambda Chi Alpha; ASEE; Transferred Jr. College. BOXDORFER, ROBERT L. Electrical Independents; AIEE-IRE. BRADLEY, JAMES E, Civil Independents; Curators; Honor List; Assistant in Military. BRAMON, GERALD A. Civil Independents; ASCE; BSU. Savannah, Mo. from St. Joseph Perryville, Mo. Monett, Mo. ASCE; Student Rolla, Mo. BOXDORFER BRADLEY BRAMON BRANHOF BREW BRISCOE BRONSON BROWN, B. BROWN, D. BRANHOF, EDWARD F, Mechanical Jennings, Mo. Beta Sigma Psi, Vice-President; SAE; Basketball Letter; M Club; Interfaith Council. BREW, FRANCIS R. Civil Yonkers, N. Y, Honor List; ASCE; Student Assistant In Metallurgy and Civil. BRISCOE, ROBERT Electrical Trenton, Mo, Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Student Assistant. BRONSON, JOHN L, Electrical Webster Groves, Mo. AIEE-IRE; Transferred from Northeast Missouri State College. BROWN, BRISBANE Civil Rolla, Mo. Honor List; ASCE; Canterbury Association. BROWN, DONALD E. Chemical St. Louis, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Honor List; AIChE; St. Pat ' s Board; Transferred from Washington University; Student Assist- ant. Yep, this is the place. 53 BROWN, GILBERT New York, N.Y. Mining-Petroleum Lambda Chi Alpha; AIMME; ROTC Band; Student Assistant. BRUEGGING, JOHN JEROME Jefferson City, Mo. Civil Theta Kappa Phi, Historian, President; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Honor List; Blue Key; ASCE; ROTC Band; Rollamo Board; Miner Board; Newman Club. BRUNJES, WILLIAM Civil Cole Camp, Mo. Shamrock Club; Independents Club; Honor List; ASCE; Newman Club. BUCKLES, RICHARD EDWARD St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineer’s Club; Independents Club; BSU. BURMEISTER CAIN, C. CAIN, L. BROWN, G. BUCKLES BUERK BRUEGGING BUCKNER BUREN BRUNJES BUEHLER BURKE BUCKNER, BOYCE B. Civil Pikeview, Ky. Chi Epsilon; Honor List; ASCE; Transferred from Uni- versity of Kentucky. BUEHLER, RAYMOND Chemical Springfield, Mo. AIChE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State College. BUERK , CHARLES Mechanical St. Louis, Mo. Tech Club; Independents Club; Honor List; ASME; SAE. BUREN, WILLIAM L. Mechanical Festus, Mo. Independents; Lucy Worthington James Scholarship; SAE; ASME. BURKE, WILLIAM G. Civil Lutesville, Mo. Tech Club; Shamrock; Independents; Honor List; ASCE. CANADY CANADAY CANER CANADY, JOHN E, JR. Civil Springfield, Mo. Theta Xi. President, Vice-President; ASCE; St. Pat’s Board; Student Council. CANADY, RICHARD A. Mechanical Springfield, 111 Theta Xi, Vice-President, House Manager; ASME. CANER, ALI R. Mechanical Aydin, Turkey International Fellowship. BURMEISTER, JOHN B. Mechanical Farmington, Mo. Kappa Alpha; Honor List; APO; Track Letter; Glee Club; Distinguished Military Student; Student Assistant in Mechanical; M” Club. CANNELL, ALFRED Mechanical Kansas City, Mo. Prospectors Club; Independents; Honor List; Transferred from Kansas City Junior College. CAIN, CLARENCE Civil Barnett, Mo. Delta Sigma; Shamrock Club; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Gold Key; ASCE. CAIN, LARRY J. Civil Springfield, Mo. Kappa Sigma; Honor List; Chi Epsilon; Student Coun- cil; Rollamo Board. CARLSTROM, EDWARD Civil Malden, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha, Historian; ASCE; Rollamo Board; Transferred from Arkansas State College. CARPENTER, JAMES A. Civil Bloomfield, Neb. Kappa Alpha; ASCE; Transferred from State Teacher College Wayne, Nebraska. 54 SENIOR CLASS 1959 CARPENTER, LLOYD Electrical Seymour, Mo. Honor List; Eta Kappa No; AIEETRE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State. CARROLL, WARREN J. Petroleum St. Louis, Mo. Theta Kappa Phi; A1MME; Football; St. Pat ' s Board; Rollamo Board; Newman Club. CARSTENS, FRED E. Metallurgy Alton, III. Tech Club; Honor List; AFS; Transferred from Case Institute of Technology. CARVER, CARL R, Petroleum Wentworth, Mo. Honor List; AIMME. CASSADY, THOMAS G. Civil East St. Louis, 111. Lambda Chi Alpha; ASCE; Pershing Rifles; Rifle Club. CASSMEYER, CHARLES C. Mechanical Westphalia, Mo. Honor List; ASME, Secretary; SAE; Newman Club; Student Assistant, M. E. CAVALIER, FRANK D, Mechanical Sparta, III. Engineer ' s Club; Independents; Tech Club; Honor List; SAE; ASME; Student Council. CAWNS, ALBERT E. Mechanical Little Rock, Ark. Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; White Rodgers Co, Scholarship; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; Transferred from Drury Col- lege; Student Assistant in Math, Mechanical. CHANEY, JOE L, Civil Harvey, 111. ASCE; Transferred from Southern Illinois University and University of Illinois. CANNELL CARLSTROM CARPENTER, J. The Deans Sanctuary CARPENTER, L. CARROLL CARSTENS CARVER CASSIDY CASSMEYER CAVALIER CAWNS CHANEY 55 Boy, is he ugly! CHAPNICK CHAPPELL CHITTENDEN SENIOR CLASS CHAPNICK, LARRY Petroleum-Geology St. Louis, Mo. Tech Club; Independents; Engineer’s Club; AIMME. CHAPPELL, GEORGE A. Chemical St. Charles, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Curators Award; Honor List; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; Student Assistant in Chemical. CHITTENDEN, JIMMIE A. Chemical Dexter, Mo. Independents; Curators Award; Honor List; Alpha Chi Sigma; AlChe; Student Assistant in Chemical. CHOLERTGN, EDWARD M. Sea Isle City, N. J, Pei roleu m-Ge ofogy Independents; President Kelly Hall. CHULLINO, GARY B. Civil Independence, Mo. Sigma Nu; Pledge Master; Honor List. CLASBEY, DEAN P. Elecirical Lake Lotawana, Mo, Sigma Pi; AIEE-IRE; Speiunkers; Pershing Rifles. CLUBB, JERRY J. Electrical Lutes ville, Mo. AIEE-IRE; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State. CttOLERTON CHULLINO CLASDEY CLUBB COCHRAN COLANDREA COCHRAN, RUSSELL V. Physics West Plains, Mo, Engineers Club; Sigma Pi Sigma, President; Tau Beta Pi President; Honor List; Gold Key Award; Curators Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Student Assistant in Math. COLANDREA, THOMAS R, Staten Island, N. Y. Metallurgy Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian, Vice-President; Honor List; Alpha Phi Omega, Vice-President; Blue Key, Sec- retary; Alpha Sigma Mu; ASM; AFS; Miner; Sports Editor; Student Assistant in Metallurgy. COLBECK, DAVID E. Mechanical Lebanon, Mo, Transferred from Missouri University, COLONNA, LAWRENCE A. Mechanical Shrewsbury, Mo, Theta Kappa Phi; SAE; Rollamo Board; Newman Club. CONNELLY, JOHN Petroleum Richmond Heights, Mo. Shamrock; Independents; AIME; Transferred from Uni- versity of Missouri. COLBECK COLONNA CONNELLY COREY, CLYDE C Mechanical St. Louis, Mo ASME; Student Assistant, Drawing. CORNELL, WILLIAM Civil Lutesville, Mo. Shamrocks; Independents; Honor List; ASCE. COTTRELL, WILBERT CURTIS Terre Haute, Ind. Petroleum Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary; Honor List; AIME; Transferred from Indiana State Teachers College. COVA FRANK A. Port of Spain, Trinidad A in ing - Petroleum Pi Kappa Alpha; Alumni Secretary; AIME; MSM Rifle Club; Rollamo Classes Staff and Board; New- man Club; Interstate Fellowship Secretary, CRAIG, ROBERT LOYD Civil Licking, Mo, Tau Kappa Epsilon, President; Honor List; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State College; Assistant, Military. 56 1959 CRANE, DONALD N. El Dorado Springs, Mo. Mining-Geology Theta XI; Curators Award; AFS; A1ME; Track Team, CRAPNELL, DON WILLIAM Louisiana, Mo Mechanical Engineers Club; Independents; SAE; ASME; Transferred from University of South Carolina. DEDDENS, ALLEN Civil St. Louis, Mo. Lambda Chi, Social Chairman. Rushing Chairman; ASCE; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State; Student As- sistant in Civil, DELARM, DALE L T Civil West Plains, Mo. Tech Club; Independents; XSCE; Track, Letter, 1958. DENISE, RICHARD W. Metallurgy Arlington, Mo. Tan Beta Pi; Honor List; Foundry Education Scholarship; SAE; AF S; Transferred from Washington University; Smdent Assistant in Drawing and Metallurgy. CRECELIUS, JOHN D. Mechanical Sedalia, Mo. Engineers Club; Independents; MSM Alumni Scholar- ship; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Silver Key; Curators Award; Honor List; SAE; BSU. CRIST, MARVIN ARGYLE Loup City, Nebr. Mining-Petroleum Shamrock Club; Independents; Honor List; AIME. CRODDY, TOMMIE J, Mechanical Monett, Mo. Independents; Tech Club; SAE; ROTC Band. CRONE, JAMES S, Electrical Decatur, 111. Lambda Chi; Honor List; AIEE-1RE; MSM Rifle Club; Pershing Rifles. CRUTCHER, CLYDE A. Mechanical Crystal City, Mo. Triangle; Steward, Treasurer; Recording Secretary; Hon- or List; ASME; Rollamo. COREY CORNELL COTTRELL CRAPNELL CRECELIUS CHRIST CRODDY CRONE CRUTCHER DENNISON, WILLIAM F. Fort Madison, Iowa M etallurgy-N u clear Tech Club; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Alpha Sigma Mu; American Society for Metals; American Foundry men ' s Society; AIMME; Student Assistant Metal- lurgy DALLMER DE BOARD DEDDINS COVA CRAIG CRANE DALLMER, DOUGLAS A. Staten Island, N.Y. M eta ! u rg y -Nuclear Sigma Pi, Recording Secretary, Secretary; FEA Scholar- ship; Am, Soc. for Metals; Rifle Club; Pershing Rifles; SAME, Secretary DEBOARD, JAMES R. Mechanical Piedmont, Mo. Tech Club; Independents; ASME; SAE, DE LARM DENISE DENNISON 57 SENIOR CLASS DERX ? WAYNE R, Civil Chicago, 111. Triangle, Corresponding Secretary; Honor List; ASCE; Glee Club; Glee Club Key and Bar; Rollamo. DES CAMP, VICTOR A. Mechanical Dearborn, Mich, Sigma Tau Gamma; Honor List; Alpha Phi Omega, Sec- ond Vice-President; SAE; BSU; Transferred from North- east Missouri and University of Detroit, DICE, FRED R. Mining Lenexa, Kansas Theta Xi, Treasurer; Deister Comontrator Co, Scholar- ship; C, L, Drake Geological Society; Rifle Club; Spelunk- ers Club, Secretary -Treasurer; Transferred from St, Bene- dicts College; Student Assistant in Mining, DERX DIE BOLD DORIA-M EDINA DOWDY DES CAMP DILLE DORRIS DOWELL DICE DONELSQN DOUGLAS DREWELOW DRUM EBERT EDWARDS, R, EGE EDWARDS, D ELAM DIEBOLD, MORRELL C. Electric Commerce, Mo. Honor Lise; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE; Transferred from Southeast Missouri Sate College. DILLE, ELDON R. Chemic Slater, Mo. Tech Dub; Independents; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Honor List; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; RQTC Band; BSU. DONELSON, DAVID L. Civil R 0 i| p Mo. Honor List; ASCE; Transferred from Central Missouri State College. DORIA-MEDINA JORGE H. Petroleum Miami, Ok la. Transferred from Kansas State Teachers College. DORRIS, FLOYD R. Physics Kansas City, Kansas Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer, Vice-President; Distinguished Military Student; AIEETRE; AIChE; Varsity Rifle Club; Mosamo-Esperanto Club; Radio Club; Pershing Rifles. DOUGLAS, HENRY I. Civil R om e, N. Y. Lambda Chi Alpha; ASME; Pershig Rifles; SAME. DOWDY, ROBERT R, Electric Sedalia, Mo. Independents; Honor List; MSM Glee Club. DOWELL, DENNIE I. Chemic Sunflower, Kansas Independents; Honor List; AIChE, Reporter, President; BSU; Transferred from University of Missouri, DREWELOW, PAUL J. Electricai Pocahontas, Mo. Triangle, House Manager; Rollamo Board; Gold Key Award; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Rollamo Board; Miner Board; Transferred from Warrburg College; Student Assistant, Mechanical. DRUM, DANIEL D. Mechanical Fruitland, Mo. Honor List; SAE; ASME; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State College. EDWARDS, DOYLE R. ch«n Bloomfield. Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; Tau Beta Pi; Honor Lijt; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate a™ Aw “ rd: Blue Kcr ‘ A1 P ha Chi Sigma, President; AlUit; AIChE Sophomore and Junior Scholarship Award; Mosamo; Rifle Club; ROTC Band; Student Assistant, Chemical. EDWARDS, RICHARD R. Electric Kirkwood, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma, President; Mosamo Esperanto Club; IFC; Trans- ferred from Southeast Missouri State College, , IWUXULU n. Dorm Council; Engineers Cluh; Kappa Kappa Psi; ROTC Band ' As sisrant Student Director, Wesley Foundation; Transferred from South- west Missouri State College; Student Assistant, Cafeteria, 58 1959 ELAM, PHILLIP R. Mechanical Dexter, Mo. Prospectors Club; Independents; Honor List; Curators Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Silver Key; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; SAE, ELLICOTT, EDWARD L. Civil Evanston, ill. Theta XI, Vice-President; Kappa Kappa Psi; ASCE; Glee Club; ROTC Band; Canterbury Club. ELLIS, HARLAND F. Mechanical Meta, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; Curators Award; BT; SAE; ASME; Student Assistant, Library. EWING, AMOS D. Civil Dallas, Texas ASCE FABINIAK, RICHARD C. Metallurgy Lancaster, N.Y. Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Sigma Mu; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Honor List; FEE Scholarship; ASM Scholarship; ASM; AFS; Newman Club. ELLICOTT ELLIS ERVING FABINIAK, THADDEUS J. Metallurgical Lancaster, N.Y. Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Honor List; Silver and Gold Key; Dow Chemical Scholarship; ASM; Newsman Club. FALKE, WILBERT L. Chemical Gillespie, 111. Tech Club; Independents; Alpha Chi Sigma; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; AIChE; Newman Club. FAUSTLIN, BERNARD J. St, Joseph, Mo. Shamrock Club; ASME; Newman Club; St. Joseph Junior College. FEASTER, DONALD R. Civil Palmyra, Mo. Engineers Club; Independents; Chi Epsilon, Honor List; Curator ' s Award; Blue Key; ASCE; Student Council; Student Assistant in Civil Engineering. FABINIAK, R, FABINIAK, T. FALKE FAUSTLIN FEASTER FERGUSON FFSLER FIRE FORD FERGUSON, LARRY L. Electrical Alton, III, Eta Kappa Nu; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Transferred from Illinois College; Personnel Assistant, Residence Hall. FESLER, WILLIAM, JR. Mechanical Affton, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma, Recording Secretary; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Curators Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Gold Key Award; Atlas Pow. Scholarship; Blue Key; SAE; ASME; RoIIamo Board, Editor-in -Chief; Who ' s Who; President Board of Student Publications; Pi Kappa Alpha Alumni Scholarship. FIKE, ROY A. Mechanical Independence, Mo. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Hypophites; SAE; ASME; Pershing Rifles; Miner Board; Student Assistant, M.E. FORD, DAVID C. Metallurgy Alton, I1L Shamrock, Independents; APO; AIChE; Swimming Team, Letters ' 55, ' 56, ‘58; Spelurtkers M” Club; Student Council; Miner Board; Newman Club; Student Assistant, P Which one is John L.? 59 FORINASH, TFRRY W. Mechanical Ft, Leonard Wood, Mo, Independents; Curators Award. FOWLER, ALBERT M. Electrical Collinsville, 111. Lambda Chi Alpha; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Radio Club, FOWLER, KENNETH A, Metallurgy Upton, Mass. Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma; Honor List; AIEE; ASM; Photo Club; Gamma Delta; Student As- sistant, Physics. FOX, GERALD W. Mechanical Springfield, Mo. Kappa Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Curators Award; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; FEF Scholarship; Blue Key; SAE; ASME; JFC; Rollamo; Student Assistant, ME. FREDERICKSON, ALBERT L Electrical Cuba, Mo. Honor List; AIEE-IRE; BSU; Transferred from Central Missouri State. FUE5TTNG FULLER GABBERT FORINASH FOWLER, A. FOWLER, K. FOX FREDRICKSON FRIDENBERG FRITCHEY FRITTS FROEMSDORF FRIDENBERG, JERRY T. AIEE-I RE Electrical Rolla, Mo. FRITCHEY, MERIT B. Honor List; AIChE. Chemical Hayden, Mo. FRITTS, REX E. AIEE-IRE. Electrical Aurora, Mo. GANNINGER GARRETT GAZOA, A. FROEMSDORF, DOUGLAS M. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Electrical AIEE-IRE; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi. FUESTING, ARTHUR W. Chemical Effingham, III Theta Kappa Phi; Engineer ' s Club; Rollamo Board. FULLER, JOHN E. Civil Princeton, Mo. ASCE; Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi. GAZDA, ANDREW J. Ctvil Thayer, III, Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Transferred from West Illinois State College and University of Illinois, GAZDA, LAWRENCE P. Civil Thayer, IIL Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Newman Club; Student Assistant, Civil GABBERT, LLOYD G. Mechanical Springfield, Mo. Kappa Sigma; Honor List: FEF Sebol; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE; AFS; ASME; Rollamo Board. GANNINGER, ROBERT E, Mechanical Desota, Mo. Independents, Prospectors Club; Board of Control; Glee Club Key Award; Alpha Phi Omega, Secretary; ASME; SAE; Football; Glee Club, Vice-President; Newman Club, Corresponding Secretary. GARRETT, ROBERT K. Metallurgy Schenectady, N. Y. Theta Xi, House Manager; ASM; AFS; AIMME; Student Council; Student Assistant in Metallurgy. GIBBONS, JIMMY L. Electrical Lowndes, Mo. Independents; Shamrock Club; Curators Award; AIEE; Radio Club; Pershing Rifles. GIBBS, TERRY R. Mechanical St. Joseph, Mo. Kappa Alpha, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Gaedner-Denver Scholarship; Blue Key; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE, Treasurer; ASME; Student Assistant in Mechanical GILMORE, REX A. Civil Cabool, Mo. Independent; Prospectors; Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Rifle Club; Student Council; BSU. 60 SENIOR CLASS 1959 GLOVER, JERRY L. Electrical Rolla, Mo. Honor List; AIEETRE; Glee Club. GODSY, JAMES D. Civil Fremont, Mo. Independents; Shamrock Club; ASCE; Rifle Club; Dormi- tory Council; BSU. GOLDEN, PAUL F. Mechanical Springfield, Mo. Honor List; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE; ASME; Miner Board; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State. GOLDIN, HERBERT A. Civil Napanock, N. Y. Prospectors Club; Independents; ASCE; Transferred from State University of New York. GRADY, CHARLES G. Metallurgy Rolla, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; Honor List; AFS; St. Pat’s Board; Canterbury Club; Transferred from University of Mis- souri; Student Assistant in Metallurgy. GRAF, CHARLES R. Metallurgy Danville, III. Transferred from General Motors Institute; Co-op Central Foundry. GRAHAM, FREDERICK J. Mechanical Rolla, Mo. Kappa Alpha; Honor List; Silver Key Award; Pi Tau Sigma, Corresponding Secretary; SAE, President; ASME. GRAHAM, MURRAY D, Electrical Dixon, Mo. Honor List; A I EE; Transferred from Northeast Missouri State. GAZOA, L. GIBBONS GIBBS Going down or coming up? GILMORE GLOVER GODSY GOLDEN GOLDIN GRADY GRAF GRAHAM, F. GRAHAM, M 61 A future St. Pat and St. Pat’s Queen. GRAHAM, V. GRAVES GREEN SENIOR CLASS GRAHAM, VERNON E. Electrical Fredericktown, Mo. Honor List; BSU. GRAVES, GEORGE H. Chemical Rolla, Mo. Independents; Honor List; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE. GREEN, SIDNEY Mechanical Rolla, Mo. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Gold Key Award; Blue Key; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE; ASME, Treasurer, President; Student Ass- istant in Mechanical. GRINKER, RICHARD W. Electrical Washington, Mo. Shamrock Club; Independents; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; AIEE; Newman Club. GROSSENBACHER Electrical Overland, Mo. Sigma Pi; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Honor List; Cur- ators Award; AIEE. GROVES, RICHARD B. Civil Springfield, Mo. ASCE; BSU; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State. GRINKER GROSSENBACHER GROVES GUNN HADLER HAHN GUNN, GARY Y. Civil Barnett, Mo. Shamrock; Independents; Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Hon- or List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Curators Award; L. W. James Scholarship; Silver Key; ASCE. HADLER, PALMER H. Electrical Frohna, Mo. Sigma Pi Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu, Recording Secretary; Honor List; Silver Key; Blue Key; AIEE; Photo Club; Gamma Delta; Student Assistant, Buildings and Grounds. HAHN, JAMES H. Electrical Chaffee, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Radio Club; Newman Club; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State. HAHNE, ROBERT L. ASME; SAE. Mechanical Coleridge, Neb. HALL, DANIEL D. Honor List; ASCE. Civil Tuskegee, Ala. HAHNB hall, dan hall, don d. HALL, DONALD Mechanical Springfield, Mo. Honor List; ASME; SAE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State. HALL, DONALD W. Chemical Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Curators Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; AIChE; ROTC Band; Student Assistant in Chemical. HALL, JONNIE E. Civil Springfield, Mo. Independents; Prospectors; Chi Epsilon, Secretary Treas- urer; ASCE; BSU; State Highway Co-op. HAMMOND, WAYNE K. Electrical St. Louis, Mo. Independents; Eta Kappa Nu, Corresponding Secretary; Honor List; AIEE-IRE. HANDKINS, ROBERT E. Civil Overland, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; Curators Award; Alpha Phi Omega; ASCE; Student Assistant in Chemical; Co-op MacDonnell. HANNEMAN, WILLIAM E. Electrical Herman, Mo. AIEE-IRE; Radio Club; Transferred from Central College. 62 1959 HARPER WILLIAM R, Petroleum Cairo, III AIME; Student Assistant in Mining, HAYS, STANLEY E. Electrical Decatur, 111. Theta Chi; AIEE-IRE; ROTC Band, HARRIS, OLIVER E. Petroleum Effingham, I1L Triangle, Assistant Treasurer; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Honor Lise; AIME; Rollamo Board; Newman Club; Transferred from Southern Illinois University. HAYS, WILLIAM B Mining-Geology Decatur, III, Theta Chi; AIME; Spelunkers; ROTC Band; Transferred from James Mil H kin College. HEAGLER, ROBERT M. Civil Carlisle, Ark HART, VALGENE E, Mechanical Jasper, Mo. PI Tau Sigma, President; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; ASME; SAE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State; Student As- sistant in Mechanical. HARTING, LOUIS L. Ceramic St, Louis, Mo, Sigma Nu; APO; American Ceramic Society; Photo Club; Miner; Canterbury Club. HARTMAN, JAMES P, Mechanical Hannibal, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Curators Award; Honor List; ASME; AIEE-IRE; SAE; Pershing Rifles. HARTWIG, STERLING L Petroleum Success, Ark. Prospectors; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Honor List; Trans- ferred from Arkansas State College. HALL, DON W, HALL, J. HAMMOND Independents; ASCE, HARRIS HART HARTING HARTMAN HARTWIG HARVEY HEIDEMANN, JOSEPH E. Civil St, Louis, Mo. Theta Kappa Phi; ASCE; Rollamo; Newman Club. HEITERT, Ronald E. Mechanical Sr. Louis, Mo. Theta Kappa Phi; SAE; ASME; Rollamo. HASELTINE HAYS, $. HAYS, W. HANDKIN5 HANNBMAN HARPER HARVEY, JAMES R. Petroleum-Geology Dexter, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; Curators Award; Spelunkers, HASELTINE, HUGH W. Chemical Springfield, Mo. Alpha Chi Sigma; Honor List; AIChE; Transferred from Drury College; Student Assistant in Chemical HEAGLER HEIDEMANN HEITERT 63 SENIOR CLASS HENDERSON, DON E. Civil Monroe City, Mo. Tech Club; Independents; Chi Epsilon; Honor List; ASCE; Transferred from Quincy College. HENSLEE, CARL L. Electrical Virito Park, Mo. Honor List; AIEE-IRE; BSU; Student Assistant in Electrical. HENSON, JAMES W. Civil Unionville, Mo. Triangle, House Manager, Treasurer; Chi Epsilon; Cura- tors Award; Honor List; Blue Key; ASCE, Vice-President; Rollamo Sports Staff; Student Assistant in Civil. HENDERSON HERCHENROEDER HERTZBERG HIGHLANDER HENSLEE HENING HESS HINNERS HENSON HERTLEIN HEUTEL HODGE HOFER HOFFMAN HOGAN HOLLENBERG HOOD HOPKINS HERCHENROEDER, ROBERT BLANCHARD Vida, Mo. Metallurgy Alpha Sigma Mu; Honor List; Foundry Education Found- ation Scholarship; ASME; AFS; Newman Club. HERRING, RUSSELL A. Mechanical Hannibal, Mo. Sigma Nu; Curators Award; ASME; SAE. HERTLEIN, EDWIN F. Mechanical Cuba, Mo Independents; Curators Award; Honor List; ASME. HERTZBERG, DONALD H. Civil Eldorado Springs, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Curators Award; Silver Key; ASCE; Student Council; State Highway Co-op; Student Assistant in Civil. HESS, ROBERT M. Civil St. Louis, Mo. Theta Chi, House Manager, President; Prof of Military Science and Tactics Award; Curators; ROTC Marksman- ship Award; Red Fourragere; ASCE; MSM Rifle and Pistol Club, President; Pershing Rifles; Transferred from Washington University. HEUTEL, KENNETH Electrical Kirkwood, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha, Conductor; AIEE; Rollamo Business Staff. HIGHLANDER, FRED L. Mechanical Livingston, 111 ASME; SAE. HINNERS, LOWELL H. Electrical Metropolis, Mo. Kappa Sigma; AIEE-IRE. HODGE, ROBERT E. Electrical Poplar Bluff, Mo. Engineer’s Club; Independents, Vice-President; Red Four- ragere; AIEE-IRE; Track; Student Council; St. Pat’s Board; BSU. HOFER, JOHN G. Chemical Normandy, Mo. Theta Kappa Phi, Steward; Curators Award; Honor List; Alpha Phi Omega; Blue Key; Alpha Chi Sigma; Alumni Secretary, AIChE; ROTC Band; Rollamo Board; Newman Club. 64 HOFFMAN, GLENN W. Chemical St. Louis, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi; Gold Key Award; Superior Cadet Ribbon; Sophomore Award; Enoch Needles Speech Award; Honor List; Armed Forces Chemical Award; Special Education Scholarship; Adas Powder Co. Award; Alpha Phi Omega: Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE Sec- retary; MSM Stamp Club, President; BSU. HOGAN, DANIEL J Mining-Geology Plainfield, UL Independents; Prospectors Club; Glee Club Key and Bar Award; Honor List; A1ME; Glee Club, Treasurer; Transferred from Joliet Junior College: Student Assistant in Mining. HGLLENBERG, ROBERT L. Civil Affton, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha; SAE; Pershing Rifles; Rollamo. HOOD, EDWARD S. Mechanical Essex, Mo. Shamrock; Independents; Honor List. HOPKINS, VAUGHN D. Physics Lincoln, Mo. Dorm Council; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; International Nickle Scholarship; Honor List; SAE; Spelunkers; Transferred from Central Missouri State College; Student Assistant in Physics. HORD HORNSEY HORNUNG 1959 HORD, WILLIAM E. EUctncM Warsan, III. Independents; Shamrock; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Honor Ust; Gold Key Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; AIEE-IRE. Secretary; Student Assistant at Buildings and Grounds. HORNSEY, EDWARD E. Mining Potosi, Mo. Tech Club; Independents; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Gold Key Award; Honor List; St. Joseph Lead Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; AIME; Pershing Rifles; Newman Club. HORNUNG, THOMAS C. Electrical St- Louis, Mo. Engineers Club; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Rifle Club; Glee Club; Student Assistant in Television Committee. HOUSTON, BERT D. Petroleum Granite Cry, III. Triangle, Vice-President, President; AIME- HOWARD, FREDERICK D. Electrical Montgomery City. Mo. Kappa Alpha; Honor list; AIEEdRE; Glee Club. HOUSTON HOWARD HRADSKY HR AD SKY, JOSEPH W. Mechanical University City, Mo Engineer ' s Club; Independents; Honor List; ASME; SAE; Gamma Delta HUCK, ROBERT H Electrical St. Genevieve, Mo Independents; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Newman Club; Transferred from Austin Peay State College, HUDGENS, LOWELL L. Electrical Newberg, Mo. Independents; Honor List; AIEE-IRE HUDWALKER, MARVIN E. St Louis, Mo. Petroleum- G eo logy Lambda Chi Alpha; AIME HUGHES DANIEL T Electrical St, Louis Mo Dorm Council; Engineers Club; AIEE-IRE. HUGHES, MYRON P. Physics Holla Mo HUGHES, RAY F Chemical Ironton, Mo. Independents; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Gold Key; Blue Key; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE, Vice-Master Alchemist, Vice-Presi- dent; Student Assistant in Chemical It really isn ' t that bad. 65 HUGHES, ROBERT G. Mechanical Kansas City, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; Gold Key; ASME; SAE; Glee Club; RollaiDo; Co-op Corp of Engineers. HURST, HERBERT L. Mechanical Ozark, Mo. ASME; SAE; BSU; Transferred from Southwest Mis- souri State. HUSEMANN, RONALD B. Chemical Jennings, Mo. Beta Sigma Psi, Vice-President, Secretary. President; Blue Fourragere; Curators Award; Prof of Military Science and Tactics Award; AIChE; Track, 1 Letter; Football; TM” Club; St. Pat ' s Board, Secretary. HYDE, CHARLES K. Electrical Marshfield, Mo. Delta Sigma Phi; Prospector ' s Club; Honor List; Gold Key Award; AIEE-IRE; ROTC Band; Student Council; BSU. ITURia JACKSON JAMES HUGHES, R, G. HYDE INGRAM HURST IBACH ISAACS HUSEMANN INGLE ITO IBACH, BOBBY F. Electrical Stockton, Mo. Dorm Council Judicial Council Member; Honor List; AIEE-IRE. INGLE, WILLIAM L. Civil Beards town, 111. Chi Epsilon; Honor List; ASCE; Transferred from Illinois College; Student Assistant in Civil. INGRAM, BOBBY JOE Chemical Springfield, Mo. Tau Kappa Epsilon; AIChE; Football, 2 Letters; M Club; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State ; Student Assistant in Athletics. ISAACS, SHERRILL F. Electrical Miller, Mo. Independents; Tech Club; Engineer ' s Club; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Glee Club; Student Council; Student As- sistant in Electrical. ITO, NAOMICHI Electrical Watsonville, Calif. Eta Kappa Nu; Honor List; AIEE-IRE, JENKINS JOBE JOHNSON, G. JENKINS, GLENN W. Mechanical Rosendale, Mo. Kappa Alpha, President; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; ASME; SAE; Student Council; Miner Board; Transferred from St. Joseph Junior College. JOBE, KENNETH D, Geology Anna, III. Independents, Engineer ' s Club; Lions Club Scholarship; AIME; Football, 2 Letters; M Club; BSU; Intramural Student Assistant. ITURI, ELIAS A. Metallurgy Trujillo, Peru Shamrock; Honor List; Foreign Student Scholarship; ASME; AFS; AIME; International Fellowship; Student Assistant in Metallurgy. JACKSON, JAMES D. Civil St, Joseph, Mo, Kappa Alpha; ASCE; IFC; State Highway Co-op. JANES, FRANK ERR Mechanical Kansas City, Mo, Independents; Pi Tau Sigma, Recording Secretary; Honor List; Curators Award; ASME; SAE. JOHNSON, GORDON E, Geology Berwyn, 111, Dorm Council; Honor List; C, L. Dake Society; Trans- ferred from Morton Junior College; Student Assistant in Geology, JOHNSON, PHILLIP R. Metallurgy Chicago, 111. Kappa Alpha, Historian; Honor List; Alpha Phi Omega; AIMME; AFS; ASM; Swimming, 2 Letters; M Club, JOHNSTON, JAMES R. Electrical Memphis, Mo AIEE-IRE, 66 SENIOR CLASS 1959 JONES, DENZIL E. Civil Springfield, Mo. Honor List; AIEE; ASCE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State College. JONES, DONALD R. Physics Robertson, Mo, Independents; Prospector ' s Club; ASME; Glee Club. JONES, REX L. Physics St. Louis, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi, Treasurer; Sigma Pi Sigma; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book P late; Phi Kappa Phi; Gold Key Award; AIEE. JONES, RICHARD W. Metallurgy Moberly, Mo. Sigma Pi Sigma; Gold Key Awatd; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Sigma Mu; Honor List; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; ASM; Dorm Council; BSIL JONES, STUART M. Chemical York, Pa. Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer; SAE; AIChE; Rollamo Board. JONES, WILLIAM B. Petroleum Napanoch Prospector ' s Club; Independents; Honor List; AIMME; Student Council; Canterbury Club, JOSLIN, JAMES L, Civil Rolla, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; ASCE; Golf; BSU. JURGENS, JOEL J. Geology Chicago, Ill- Shamrock; Independents; Glee Club Key Award; C. L. Dake Society, President; Spelunkers, Vice-President; Transferred from N. Park College; Student Assistant, Geology. KASSAY, ROBERT W. Geology Toledo, Ohio Shamrock Club; Honor List; Spelunkers, President; C. L. Dake Geology Society; ROTC Band; Wesley Founda- tion. KELLERMEYER, RICHARD E. Mechanical Carthage, Mo. Kappa Alpha; Distinguished Military Student; Student Council; Sr. Pats Board. The house the Chems built. JONES, S. JONES, w. JOSLIN JURGENS KASSAY KELLERMEIER 67 Washing your face, Wright? KELLY, K. KELLY, P. KENDRICK SENIOR CLASS KELLEY, KENT C. Civil Beaver City, Nebr, Honor List; ASCE. KELLY, PAUL R. Mechanical Kansas City, Mo. Pi Tau Sigma; Honor List; ASME; SAE; Transferred from Drury College. KENDRICK, JERRY C. Electrical Cape Girardeau, Mo. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice-President; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; A LEE- IRE; Transferred from South- east Missouri State College. KENNEDY, RALPH C Civil Belleville, 111. Engineers Club; Independents; Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Silver Key Award; ASCE, KENNEDY, WILLIAM L. Chemical Harr isonvi lie, Mo, Independents; Honor List; Glee Club Key; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; Glee Club; ROTC Band, KENNEDY, R. KENNEDY, W. KIBBER KIEPFER KIM, K. KIM, W. KINCAID KLOCKE KNECHT K IDLER, RONALD A, Metallurgy Rolla, Mo, Alpha Sigma Mu, Vice-President; Honor List; AFS; Newman Club; Transferred from Lyons Township Junior College. KIEFFER, ALONZO R. Mining St. Louis, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer; Blue Key; Gold Key Award; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; AIMME, President, Treasurer; Rollamo Board; Student Assistant, Mining, KIM, KYANG W. Electrical Seoul, Korea Tech Club; Independents; A1EE-IRE; Transferred from Seoul National University; Student Assistant, Drawing. KIM, WON HO Mining Seoul , Korea Prospector ' s Club; Honor List; AIMMF; Transferred from Seoul National University; Student Assistant, Met. KINCAID, ARTHLR E. Mechanical St. Louis, Mo, Delta Sigma Phi; Honor List; SAE; ASME. KLOCKE, HAROLD G. Mechanical Quincy, Ill- Independents; Pi Tau Sigma; Honor List; ASME; Trans- ferred from Hannibal-Leg range College. KNECHT, ROY E. Chemical Ferguson, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-President; AIChE; St. Pat ' s Board; Miner Board, Business Manager; Student Publi- cations Gold Key; Student Assistant, Chemical KNICKMAN, TERRY M, Chemical Webster Groves, Mo. Theta Xi, Steward; Honor List, Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; AIChE; Glee Club; IFC KNOEPFEL, STUART V. Mechanical St. Louis, Mo. Kappa Alpha; Honor List; AFS. KOEDERITZ, EUGENE H, Mechanical St. Louis, Mo. Tau Kappa Epsilon, President; SAE; ASME; Student Assistant, Library. 68 1959 KOZENY, JAMES L. Electrical St. Louis, Mo. Theta Kappa Phi; Miner Board; Gold Key Award; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Sc. Pat ' s Board, Vice-President; Miner Board, Associate Editor, Manager, Editor, Editor-in-Chief; Rollamo Board. KROM, RICHARD R. Metallurgy Saugus, Mass. Shamrock Club, Board of Control; Honor List; AIMME; ASM; Pershing Rifles. KRUEGER, RICHARD L. Mechanical Rolla, Mo. ASME; SAE; Transferred from Augustana, College. LAPIKSKI, ANDREW Physics Riverhead, NY, Theta Chi; Rifle Club; St. Pat ' s Board; Newman Club, LARSON, ROY F. Mechanical Peoria, 111. Pi Tau Sigma; SAE, Secretary; ASME. LASHLEY, RODGER L. Mechanical Ironton, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; SAE; ASME; Transferred from Southeast Mo, State. KRUGER, WILLIAM A. Chit St. Louis, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Honor List; Silver Key Award; AFO, Vice-President, Treasurer; Theta Tau, Scribe; Blue Key, Secretary, President; ASCE, Treas- urer; Football, 58- 59 Letter; M” Club; Rollamo Board; Wesley Foundation, Treasurer. KUCHARSKI, EDWARD A. Metallurgy Chicogo, 111. Sigma Nu; AFS; AIMME, Secretary; Southern III. Uni- versity. KUNCHUR, GOPAL R. Mining Ponna, India International Fellowship; Transferred from Washington University. KURZ, CARYL M. Civil Savannah, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Transferred from St. Joseph Junior College. KUSS, JOHN M. Electrical Cape Girardeau, Mo. Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State College. KNICKMAN KNOEPFBL KOEDENTZ KOZBNY KROM KRUEGER KUZMA, GEORGE Petroleum Elizabeth, NJ, Independents; AIMME; Dorm Council; Newman Club; Student Assistant in Military, LANE, GERRY Electrical Arbyrd, Mo. Shamrock Club; Honor List; AIEE; BSU. LANGSTAFF, JON T. Mining-Geology Paducah, Kentucky Kappa Alpha; AIMME, Secretary; Canterbury Club; Transferred from Paducah Junior College; Student Assis- tant in Mining. KRUGER KUCHARSKI KUNCHER KURZ KUSS KUZMA LATHAM, JAMES I. Electrical Latham, Mo. Prospector ' s Club; Eta Kappa Nu, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Gold Key Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Curator ' s ROTC Sophomore Award; AIEE- IRE, Secertary; Glee Club; Pershing Rifles; Blue Key; Student Assistant in Electrical. LANE LANGSTAFF LAP INSKI LARSON LASHLEY LATHAM 69 SENIOR CLASS LAW, DAVID C. Electrical Ferguson, Mo Pi Kappa Alpha’ Honor List; Photo Club, Vice-Presi- dent; ROTC Band; APO, Treasurer, President; AIEE- IRE; Rollamo Board; Alpha Phi Omega Distinguished Service Award LAWSON, JAMES R Electrical Rolla, Mo Honor List; AIEEJRE; Transferred from Southwest Mo State College LAWSON, NEAL L. Metallurgy St Joseph, Mo, Kappa Alpha; Honor List; Curators Award; Silver Key Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Foundry Scholarship; Continental Oil Scholarship; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; AFS; AIMME, LAW LEGRAND LINDSEY, E, LITTLE LAWSON, J. LEWIS, F. LINDSEY, K, LOBAUGH LAWSON, N LEWIS, J. LIPTAI LOESS LOGUE LONG, F. LONG, L LOOS LOVE LUCAS LEGRAND, RICHARD L. Mechanical Cape Girardeau, Mo. Shamrock Club; Honor List; SAE; ASME; Newman Club; Transferred from Southeast Mo. State. LEWIS, FRANK D Mechanical Sedalia, Mo Independents; Prospectors; Curators Award; SAE; ASME; BSIL LEWIS, JOSEPH C Chemical Hickman Mills, Mo Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer; Honor List; John M Sehuman Scholarship; Curators Award; Glee Club; ROTC Band; Student Council; Miner Board; BSU; Student Assistant in Library, Cafeteria LINDSEY, ERNEST E. Petroleum-Geology Ottawa, 111 Tech Club; AIMME; ROTC Band; MSM Dormitory Council LINDSEY, KENNETH R Civil Sullivan Mo. Tech Club; Independents; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE. LIPTAI, ROBERT G. Mechanical St. Louis, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha, President; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Silver Key Award; Blue Key; PI Tau Sigma; ASME, Vice-President; Rollamo Board; Newman Club LITTLE, THOMAS L Electrical Jefferson City, Mo. Independents; APO; Radio Club; Newman Club. LOBAUGH, HAROLD E Electrical Sterling, III. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Chaplain; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Silver Key Award; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE, LOEBS, HERBERT A. Mechanical Florissant, Mo ASME, SAE. LOGUE, HUGH T, Geology Sullivan, Mo, Newman Club; C.L. Dake Society; Transferred from St. Louis University 70 1959 LONG, FLOYD C, Electrical Norwood, Mo. Independents; AIEE-IRE; BSU; Transferred from Belle- ville Junior College. LONG, LELAND L Electrical St. Louis, Mo. AIEE-IRE; Eta Kappa Nu, Corresponding Secretary, Presi- dent; Student Assistant in Mathematics; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Tau Beta Pi, Vice-President; Phi Kappa Phi; Gold Key Award. LOOS, JOHN H. Mechanical Jackson, Mo. Tech Club; Newman Club; ASME; Independents; SAE; Transferred from Southeast Mo. State, Washington Uni- versity. LOVE, WILLIAM H. Mechanical Granite City, ILL Triangle; Honor List; ASME; SAE; IFC; Rollamo. LUCAS, BENNIE M. Chemical Rolla, Mo. Honor List; AIChE; Transferred from Wilkes College. LUKEFAHR LUM LUTZ, H. LUM, HARRY K. Electrical Forest City, Ark. Engineer ' s Club; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Int, Fellowship; Wesley Club. LUTZ, H. JOHN Mining-Petroleum Kirkwood, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; Honor List; AIME; Newman Club. LUTZ, MARVIN D. Electrical Buffalo, Mo. AIEE-IRE; BSL; Student Assistant in Library and Draw- ing. LYONS, ROBERT B. Chemical Kirkwood, Mo, Curators Award; Honor List; AIChE; Blue For.; DMS; Gold For.; Newman Club; Student Assistant in Chemical. MCCARTHY, THOMAS A. Civil East St. Louis, 111. Tech Club; Independents, Business Manager; Honor List; AIMME; ASCE; Student Council; St, Pat ' s Board; Newman Club, LUTZ, M, LYONS MCCARTHY MCCLUNB MCCORMICK MC CUBBIN MC ELORY MCGILL MC HAFFIE MCCORMICK, RALPH W. Mechanical Chillicothe, Mo. Delta Sigma Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Curators Award; Honor List; DMS Award; Foundry Scholarship; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE; ASME; SAME; Glee Club; Esperanto; IFC; BSU. MC CUBBIN, MELVIN J. Chemical Springfield, Mo. Honor List; Trigg Foundation Scholarship; AIChE; Transferred from Drury College; Student Assistant in Chemical, MCCLURE, DAVID R. Mining-Geology Hampstead, N.Y. Delta Sigma Phi; Transferred from Colorado School of Mines. MC ELROY, JACK E. Electrical Roby, Mo. Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE; BSU; Transferred from Southwest Baptist College. MCGILL, CHARLES L. Mechanical Marissa, 111. Engineers Club; Independents; Theta Tau; ASCE; SAE; ASME. MC HAFFIE, GERALD T. Electrical Bruner, Mo. Shamrock Club; Prospectors Club; Independents; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State Need your glasses St. Pat? 71 MCHUGH, ALAN H, Civil Hannibal, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma, Secretary; Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE. MCINTYRE, ROBERT C. Electrical Brooklyn, N.Y, Independents; Honor List; AIEE-1RE; Transferred from Belleville, Junior College. MCLEANE, NED A. Chemical Richmond Heights, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE. MADIGAN, DENNIS D. Metallurgy Penfield, 111. Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman; Honor List; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; AFS; Transferred from General Motors Institute. MALLOW, HENRY L. Civil Potosi, Mo. Kappa Sigma; Honor List; Curators Award; Chi Epsilon; AIMME; Esperanto; Miner; Rollamo Board, MATHEWS MATLOCK MATTHEWS MC HUGH MADIGAN MAKLES MC INTYRE MALLOW MARLOW MC TRANE MARCH BANKS MASNICA MARCHBANKS, MARTIN F. Windsor, Mo. M etallurgy -Nuclear Independents; Shamrock Club; Honor List; ASM; AIMME, Treasurer; ROTC Band. MARLER, JAMES V, Metallurgy Boone Terre, Mo. Honor List; Silver Key Award; Foundry Scholarship; Alpha Sigma Mu, Treasurer; ASM; AFS; Newman Club, MATTINGLY MEADOWS MIKTA MARLOW, HERMAN F, Chemical Herrin, 111. Independents; Prospectors; AFO; AIChE; Student Coun- cil; Newman Club. MASNICA, JOSEPH Petroleum St. Louis, Mo, Theta Kappa Phi; Honor List; Student Council; Miner, Editor; Rollamo Board; Transferred from Washington University. MATTINGLY, RAYMOND C. Electrical St. Louis, Mo. Independents, Tech Club, Board of Governors; AIEE- IRE; Student Council; Rollamo Board; Newman Club. MEADOWS, KENNETH E. Electrical Maryville, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; AIEE. MEHTA, KANU J. Chemical Bombay, India AIChE; Treasurer; International Fellowship. MATHEUS, JOHN M. Electrical St. Louisj Mo. Independents, Engineers Club; AIEE- IRE; ROTC Band; BSU; Canterbury Club; Transferred from Harris Teachers College. MATLOCK, CLARENCE D. Civil Dixon, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; ASCE; Glee Club. MATTHEWS, LEO B. Petroleum Middlebrook, Mo, Tech Club, Board of Controls; AIMME; Golf Team, Letter; V Club, MELVIN, ROBERT G. Electrical Rolla, Mo. Honor List; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE; BSU; Transferred from Northeast Missouri State College. MENGWASSER, JOSEPH P. Mechanical Jefferson City, Mo, Theta Kappa Phi; Honor List; AIEE; Rollamo Board. METCALF, GERALD L Petroleum-Geology St. Louis, Mo. Triangle, Treasurer, President; Honor List; Blue Key; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Football; M Club; IFC, Set- retary-Treasurer; St. Pat ' s Board. 72 SENIOR CLASS 1959 MEYER, THOMAS J Chemical St. Louis, Mo Kappa Alpha; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Silver Key Award; Trigg Foundation Scholarship; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; IFC MEYERHOFF, ROGER L. Civil Steeleville, Hi- Tech Club; Independents; SAE; ASME; ASCE MILBURN, JAMES K, Mechanical Harrison, Ark. Sigma Nu; SAE; ASME; Transferred from Hendrix MILLER, JOHN H Ceramic Excelsior Springs, Mo. Independents; Prospectors Club; Honor List; ACS; Pershing Rifles; Student Council, MILLER, KARL D, Ceramic St. Louis, Mo Kappa Sigma; ACS; RoJIamo Board. MILLER, LARRY G. Electrical Cape Girardeau, Mo AIEE-IRE; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State College MILLER, RONALD L Mechanical Mexico, Mo MILLER, WILLIAM E Mechanical Alton, 111 Independents; Shamrock Club; Honor List; SAE; Tra ns - ferred from St. Ambrose. MINGO, HENRY J. Electrical Rosati, Mo Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Gold Key Award; Eta Kappa Nu, Recording Secretary, Vice-President; AIEE-IRE. There ' s always next year. MELVIN MENGWAS5ER METCALF MEYER MEYEROFF MILBURN MILLER, J MILLER, K MILLER, L MILLER, R MILLER, W. MINGO 73 Miners, lend me your ears. SENIOR CLASS MINTON, PAUL E, Chemical Dexter, Mo, Independents; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Gold Key Award; Montsanto Chemical Co. Scholarship; Alpha Chi Sigma; AlChE; Student Assistant in Chemical 3 Cafeteria METCHELL, JOHN F. Ceramic Kirkwood, Mo, Independents; Keramos; ACS, President; Newman Club; Transferred from Washington University, MITCHELL, WILLIAM T Electrical Brentwood, Mo. Independents; Tech Club; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Trans- ferred from Washington University. MOORE, HUGH G. Mechanical Vernon, Mo. Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State College; Student Assistant in Mechanical. MOSER, JOHN E Electrical Lilbourn, Mo. Independents; Shamrock; Curators Scholarship; AIEE- IRE. MINTON MITCHELL, J. MITCHELL, W, MOORE MOSER MOSEY MOSES MOSIER, D. HOSIER, R, MOSES, WILLIAM J Mechanical St. Louis, Mo, Independents; Engineers Club; ASME; SAE, Vice-Presi- dent; Glee Club; Transferred from Harris Teachers Col- lege. MOSIER, DONALD 1. Electrical St, Louis, Mo. Prospectors Club; AIEE-IRE; Newman Club; Transferred from Harris Teachers College MOSIER, RICHARD J Chemical St. Louis, Mo. Theta Kappa Phi; APO; Rollamo Board; Newman Club. MOUSER, RONALD D Electrical Dexter, Mo. Honor List; AIEE; BSU; Student Assistant in Electri- cal. MOYERS, CHESTER Electrical Fredericktown, Mo. Honor List; ASM; AIEE; Photo Club. MUELLER, RONALD L. Mechanical Creve Coeur, Mo. Beta Sigma Psi, House Manager; Blue Key; ASME; IFC, Vice-President; Gamma Delta, Vice-President, Presi- dent, MOUSER MOYERS MUELLER NAGY, JAMES R Metallurgy Wallingford, Conn. Lambda Chi Alpha; Honor List; Foundry Scholarship; Crane Scholarship; AFS; ASM; Crane Co, Co-op. NASH, JOSEPH H. Electrical Rolla, Mo. AIEE-IRE. NATHAN, DONALD O. Electrical Hazelwood, Mo, AIEE-IRE. NAUERT, JAMES P. Mechanical Brentwood, Mo, Independents; Tech Club; Honor List; Glee Club Key; Glee Club Bar; First Prize E. R. Needles Speech Contest; PI Tau Sigma; ASME, Glee Club, Vice-President; St Pat ' s Board; Student Council. NELSON, JACK D, Chemical Rolla, Mo Independents. NELSON, LARRY L Metallurgy Kansas City, Mo. Shamrock Club; Curators Award; Honor List; ASM; Pershing Rifles. 74 1959 NENNINGER, DONALD A Electrical Cape Girardeau, Mo. Independents; Prospector ' s, Secretary -Treasurer; AIEE; Newman Club; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State. NENNINGER, GLENN E. Electrical Cape Girardeau, Mo, Sigma Tau Gamma; AIME; IFC; Newman Club; South- east Missouri State, O’HEARNE, ROBERT L. Mechanical St. Louis, Mo, Sigma Phi Epsilon; SAE, OLDHAM, HARROD A, Mechanical Maplewood, Mo. Sigma Nu; Curators Award; SAE; ASME; Canterbury Club. OLSON, HAROLD A. Civil Springfield, Mo. Sigma Pi; Secretary; Herold; President; Board of Trustees for Student Publications Award; Theta Tau; AIME; Rifle Club; ROTC Band; Student Council; St. Pat’s Board, NIEDRJNGHAUS, EDWARD L. Civil Maplewood, Mo. Tech Club; ASCE. NAGY NASH NATHAN NEWMEIER NEWBY NIEDRINGHAUS OLSON, PHILIP T. Civil Cape Girardeau, Mo. Kappa Sigma; Master of Ceremonies; Honor List; ASCE; Miner Board; Canterbury Club. NORTHCUTT OBERLANDER (The arne NETTER, HARRY A. Electrical Independence, Mo. Independents; Prospector ' s; Honor List; AIEE; Trans- ferred from William Jewell College. NEUMEIER, LEANDER A, Metallurgy Ft. Smith, Ark. Independents; Union Carbide Scholarship; Honor List; Gold Key; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; ASM; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; AIME; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State. NEWBY, WILLIAM Mining-Geology Joplin, Mo, Transferred from Joplin College; University of Kansas; Kansas State Teachers College, NENNINGER, IX NENNINGER, G. NETTER NAURET NELSON, J. NELSON, L. NORTHCUTT, RONNIE K Electrical Matthews, Mo. Honor List; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; AIEE-IRE; Canterbury Club; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State. OBERLANDER, RICHARD Chemical Springfield, Mo. Kappa Sigma; Master of Ceremonies; Blue Key; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; Rotlamo; Student Assistant in Chem- ical, 75 SENIOR CLASS QRDWAY, FRANCIS L. Mining Los Angeles, Calif. Independents; Shamrock Club; Honor Lise; Tau Beta PI; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; AIME; Student Assistant in Mining, ORF, MARCELLINES A, Electrical O ' Fallon, Mo, Delta Sigma Phi; Honor List; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE; Newman Club, OSBORN, MAX G. Electrical Hutsonville, 111. Independents; AIEE-IRE; Transferred from East Illinois State College. OVERALL, MILTON P. Metallurgy-Nuclear St. Louis, Mo, Theta Kappa Phi; Honor List; Curators Award; Rollamo Board; Miner Staff. ORDWAY overall, m. PARILLI PASLEY ORF OVERALL, W. PARKER PATE OSBORN FADBERG PARSONS PATTERSON PATTON PAWLOWSKI PAYNTON PELHANK PENNING PEPMILLER OVERALL, WILSON W, Electrical Farmington, Mo. AIEE-IRE; Radio Club, Treasurer; Transferred from College of Flat River. PADBERG, DON ULUS, J, Metallurgy St. Louis, Mo. Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Sigma Mu; Women ' s Auxiliary AIME Scholarship; Honor List, Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Kennescott Cooper Co. Scholarship; AFS; AIME; St, Louis University. PARILLE, DONALD RICHARD Metallurgy Danbury, Conn. Independents; Prospectors Club; Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Honor List; Glee Club Key Award and Bar Award; Foundry Education Foundation Scholarship; AIChE; AIME; Glee Club; Newman Club. PARKER, RAY A. Metallurgy Bartlesville, Okla. Sigma Nu; Football; Track; M J Club; St, Pat ' s Board; Student Council; Student Assistant in Athletic Dept. PARSONS, RONALD D. Mechanical Kansas City, Mo ASME; Student Assistant in ME Department. PASLEY, JOHN L. Civil Jefferson City, Mo, Lambda Chi; Honor List; APO; AIEE-IRE; ASCE; Radio Club; ROTC Band. PATE, HENRY A. Civil San Antonio, Texas Chi Epsilon; Honor List; ASCE; Canterbury Club. PATTERSON, JAMES M. Electrical St. Louis, Mo. Engineer ' s Club; AIEE; Glee Club; BSU; Transferred from Harris Teachers College. PATTON, WILLIAM B., JR, Petroleum St. Louis, Mo. Tech Club; Engineer ' s Club; AIME; Golf, 1 letter SAME. PAWLOWSKI, ALEXANDER Mechanical South River, N.J. Sigma Phi Epsilon; SAE; ASME; Photo Club; Student Council. 76 1959 PAYNTON, JAN Civil Stanton, Mo. Prospectors Club; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Silver Key Award; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Pershing Rifles; Red Fouragere Award; State Highway Co-op, PELHANK, DANIEL A. Electrical Alton, III A1EE-IRE, Eta Kappa Nu. PENNING, THOMAS F. Mechanical Alton, 111, Tech Club; Independents. PEPMILLER, PAUL E. Electrical E, Prairie, Mo. Honor List; Eta Kappa Nu; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State College, PFfSTERER, ROBERT T, Chemical Joplin, Mo, Sigma Nu; Honor List; AIChE; Newman Club; Trans- ferred from Joplin Junior College; Student Assistant, Chemical, PF1STERBR PITLYK PLANK PITLYK, JAMES O. Mechanical St, Louis, Mo. Theta Kappa Phi, Steward, Pledgemaster; SAE; ASME; Roilamo Board. PLANK, ROBERT D. Civil Ozark, Mo. Honor List; ASCE; Drury College. FOHLMAN, DAVID S, Electrical Overland, Mo. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega; A1EE-JRE, POLLARD, CHARLES E. Civil Rolla, Mo. Shamrock Club; Honor List; ASCE. POND, NORMAN H. Physics West Plains, Mo, Engineers Club; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi, Vice- President; Honor List; Gold Key Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Sigma Pi Sigma, Secretary; Student Assistant, Physics. PONZER, HENRY L. Civil Rolla, Mo. ASCE POHLMAN POLLARD POND POPE, ALLAN D. Chemistry Kansas City, Mo, Sigma Nu; Alpha Chi Sigma, Historian, President; AIMME; AIChE; Esperanto Association; IFC, Vice-Presi- dent; Wesley Foundation. POWELL, BILLY D, Mechanical Thayer, Mo. Honor List; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; Transferred from Southwest Mo. State College POWELL, ELMER L. Mechanical Eminence, Mo. Independents; Honor List; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE; ASME; Foundry Education Foundation Scholarship. POWELL, KENNETH E. Chemical Summersville, Mo. Independents; Alpha Chi Sigma, Recorder; AIChE; Transferred from Coffeyville College; Student Assistant, Chemical. PRU, SAW H. Metallurgy Washington, D.C, International Fellowship. Show-off! 77 PRUITT PUSATER RAMSEY PUGH PUTNAM RANDELS PUNTNEY RADER RANGE RAMSEY, ROBERT E Civil Reedsprings, Mo ASCE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State College RANDELS, DALE K. Civil New Sharon, Iowa Honor List; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Transferred from State University of low r a. PRUITT, CHARLES H. Electrical Charleston, Mo. Transferred from Southwest Mo, State College. PUGH, JAMES E. Mechanical Mt. Vernon, Mo. Independents; ASME; SAE; ROTC Band; Rifle Club; Dorm Council PUNTNEY, ALBERT W. Petroleum Rolla, Mo AIMME; Transferred from Vincennes University PUSATER! , VINCENT P. Electrical Festus, Mo. Independents; Tech Club; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Newman Club PUTNAM, DAVID F. Petroleum Rolla, Mo Transferred from Southern Illinois University. RADER, JEROME D. Mechanical Rolla, Mo SAE; ASME; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State; Student Assistant in Mechanical RATH RECTOR REESMAN RANGE, JE ROME L. Metallurgy Rolla, Mo. Honor List; Union Wire Rope Scholarship; AFS; ASM; Transferred from University of St. Louis; Student Assist- ant in Metallurgy. RATH, RONALD H. Metallurgy AH ton, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha; President; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Foundry Education Fund Scholarship; American Brake Shoe Scholarship; Tau Beta Pi; Silver Key Award; Alpha Sigma Mu; ASM; AMS; IFC; Rollamo RECTOR, ADRIAN F. Mechanical Springfield, Mo SAE; ASME; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State and Drury. REESMAN, RICHARD H. Science-Geology Eureka, III Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Secretary-Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; C L, Drake Geology Society; President; Glee Club; Transferred from Eureka College; Dormitory Council- man; Student Assistant in Geology REEVES REICHERT REICHIK REEVES, CHARLES R. Electrical Malden, Mo Tau Kappa Epsilon; Historian; Honor List; Curators Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Pershing Rifles; Newman Club. REICHERT, JOSEPH F. Civil Caruthersvilie, Mo. Independents, Prospectors; Honor List; Glee Club Key and Bar; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Glee Club; Student Council; Newman Club; Student Assistant in Civil; State High- way Co-op REICHIK, MICHAEL Electrical Los Angeles, Calif Independents; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Transferred from University of Calif; Los Angeles College; Los Angeles City College. REINHART, THOMAS W. Mechanical Higginsville, Mo. Independents, Shamrock; SAE; Newman Club. 78 SENIOR CLASS 1959 REYNOLDS, MAURICE MONROE Vandalia, Mo. Electrical AIEE; Transferred from Southern ill. University. REZNiCEK, JAMES L. Mechanical Ozark, Mo. Miner Board; Newman Club; Transferred from South- west Missouri State College. RHEA, CHARLES E. Civil Parma, Mo, Independents, Shamrock Club; ASCE. RIDLE, ROBERT A. Mining-Petroleum Canton, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha. RINEHART, WALTER A. Mechanical St. Louis, Mo. Tech Club; Honor List; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi K appa P h i Book Pla re A wa rd ; A SME ; B SU, P residen t; Transferred from Southwest Baptist. RINGO, ARTHUR H. JR. Petroleum Rolla, Mo. AIME; ROTC Band; BSU, Vice-President; Student Assis- tant in Mechanical. RISNER, JAMES L. Electrical Thayer, Mo, Honor List; Eta Kappa Nu; Lucy W, James Scholarship; AIEE-IRE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State. ROBERTS, MACK Metallurgy St, Joseph, Mo. Sigma Nu, Treasurer, Commander; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; AIM ME; Dow Chemical Co. Scholarship; Curators Aw T ard, ROBERTS, PAUL Petroleum Albion, Nebr. Honor List; Transferred from State Teachers College of Nebraska. RINEHART REYNOLDS REZNICEK ROBERTS, TROY R. Civil Neosho, Mo. Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE, President; Transferred from University of Arkansas; Student Assistant. ROBISON, CAROL L. Civil Macon, Mo, Delta Sigma Phi, Vice-President; ASCE; Glee Club; ROTC Band, BSU. Plumbers Haven RHEA RIDLE RINEHART RINGO RISNER ROBERTS, M. ROBERTS, P. ROBERTS, T. ROBISON 79 The body beautiful SENIOR CLASS ROBINSON, GERALD Mechanical Steelville, Mo, Honor List; ASME; Student Assistant, ROBINSON, LEE Mechanical Armstrong, Mo, Shamrock Club; Honor List; Student Assistant. ROBINSON, MARQUIS B. Electrical Potosi, Mo. Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Gold Key Award; Student Assistant. ROCKWELL, LYNN A, Electrical Belleville, IIL Engineers Club, Board of Controls; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Silver Key Award; Blue Key; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-fRE; Basketball, Letter Spr. ' 57; ’’M Club; Independents; St, Par ' s Board; Student Council; Student Assistant, P.E. RODENBURG, ROBERT G. Mechanical Frederick town, Mo, Shamrock Club; Independents; Pi Tau Sigma; Honor Lis t; SAE; ASME; Transferred from Pasadena College. ROBINSON, G. ROBINSON, L, ROBINSON, M. ROCKWELL RODENBERG ROGENSKJ ROGERS ROSS ROUSE RU ESTER RUGGERI RUPFERT ROGENSKI, JEROME P. Chemical Madison, 111. Triangle; AIChE; Rollamo Board. ROGERS, MARTIN M. Chemical Joplin, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-President; Theta Tau; AIChE; Mosamo; Pershing Rifles, Co. Committee; Student Assis- tant , Chemical. ROSS, RICHARD G. Civil St. Louis, Mo, Theta Kappa Phi, Secretary; Rollamo Gold Key Award; APO; ASCE; Miner Staff; Rollamo Board, Busi- ness Manager; Newman Club. RLPPERT, FRANCIS L. Petroleum-Geology Hialeah, Florida Theta Xi, Steward, Treasurer, President; Honor List; Radio Club; Glee Club; Student Council. RUSCHE, EDMUND W, Physics Hickman Mills, Mo, Independents; Sigma Pi Sigma; Honor List; SAE; Trans- ferred from Kansas City Junior College. RUSERT, EUGENE L, Ceramic Sherman, Mo. Kappa Sigma; Honor List; Keramos, President; ACS, Treasurer, Vice-President. ROUSE, ALLEN L. Chemical St. Joseph, Mo. RUESTER, JOHN T. Mechanical Marisson, 111, Engineer ' s Club; Independents; Honor List; ASME; SAE; Glee Club. RUGGERI, CARMEN E, Chemical Derby, Conn. Tech Club; Independents; AIChE; Newman Club; Trans- ferred from Norwich University; Student Asst., Library. RYTER, ARTHUR R. Mechanical Affcon, Mo, Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary, Vice-President: Blue Key, Vice-President; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE; ASME, Vice-Presi- dent, AFS; Glee Club; Rifle Club, Secretary Treasurer, Vice-President; Rollamo Business Staff; Student Assist- ant, Metallurgy, SALVO, CYRIL S. Mechanical Ferguson, Mo. Engineer ' s Club; Honor List; ASME. 80 1959 SANDER, RONALD E, Mechanical Kirkwood, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary, Vice-President; Pershing Rifles; ASME; SAE; Mo, Miner, Secretary; IFC SANTOS, RICARDO L. Civil Havana, Cuba Transferred from Georgia Institute of Technology. SARGENT, PHILLIP R. Mechanical Plymouth, 111. Prospector ' s Club; ASME; Transferred from Western Illinois University. SAULTZ, JAMES E. Electrical Belton, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; AIEE-IRE. SAVAGE, WESLEY A, Mechanical Decatur, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; SAE; ASME; BSU. SCHAEFFER, GERALD W. Chemical St. Louis, Mo. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Honor List; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; IFC; Mo. Miner Board; Newman Club. SCHARF, JOEL S. Petroleum Geology Hewlett, N.Y. Independents; Engineer ' s Club; AIMME; Swimming, Letter Spr. ' 55, ‘56 and ' 57; M” Club; Student Assis- tant, Athletic Club. SCHEVERS, GARY R. Metallurgy Rock Hill, Mo, AFS; ASM; Rifle Club; Spelunkers; Radio Club; Stu- dent Assistant, Chemical. RUSCHE RUSERT RYTER SALVO SANDER SANTOS SCHIERDING, ROYCE G. Metallurgy St. Charles Mo. Tech Club; Sigma Pi Sigma; Alpha Sigma Nn, Secretary; Honor List; Student Assistant, Metallurgy. SCHMEDDING, DARRELL J. Mechanical Belton, Mo. Honor List; Delta Sigma Phi, Vice-President, President; Newman Club; ASME; Theta Tau; Transferred from Rockhurst College, SCHMITT, EDWIN G. Electrical St. Louis, Mo. Newman Club; AIEE-IRE; Student Assistant, E. E. Depart- ment; Honor List; Silver Key Award; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Transferred from Washing- ton University. SCHNEIDER, CHARLES S. Electrical St. Louis, Mo. Honor List, Radio Club, President; AIEE-IRE, SARGENT SAULTZ SAVAGE SCHAEFFER SCHARF SCHEVERS SCHNEIDER, DENNIS E. . Mechanical St. Charles, Mo. ROTC Band; ASME; Newman Club; Sigma Tau Gamma; SAE; St, Pat ' s Board. SCHNEIDER, EVELYN L Physics Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Pi Sigma; Radio Club, Secretary; Spelunkers. SCHIERDING SCHMEDDING SCHMITT SCHNEIDER, C. SCHNEIDER, D. SCHNEIDER, E. 81 SENIOR CLASS SCHOONOVER, DONOVAN K. Mechanical Canton, 111. SAE; ASME, President; Student Assistant, M. E. Depart- ment; Honor List; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi, SCHRIEBER, FREDERIC W. Electrical St, Louis, Mo. Beta Sigma Psi, President; Glee Club; Student Council, AIEE; Honor List, SCHROER, HERBERT W, Mechanical Troy, Mo, Honor List; ASME. SCHUETZ, HAROLD A, Civil Hermann, Mo, SCHOONOVER SCHUETZ SCHWALB SCHWENK SCHRIEBER SCHULZ SCHWARZ, EK SCOBEE SCHROER SCHUMACHER SCHWARZ, W. SELLS SELLUS SHADWELL SHARP SHELL SHEPARD, R, SHEPARD, W. SCHULZ, RONALD F. Petroleum Pine Lawn, Mo, Sigma Nu, Recorder; AIME. SCHUMACHER, CARL R. Civil Affton, Mo, Lambda Chi Alpha; Honor List; Curators Award; Chi Epsilon; ASME; ASCE; Wesley Foundation; ROTC Red Fourragere. SCHWALB, BILL L, Civil Dorsey, 111, Triangle, Recording Secretary; Honor List; ASCE; ROTC Band; IFC; Vice-President Freshman Class, SCHWARZ, DONALD F. Electrical Eminence, Mo. Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Honor List; Gold Key; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEETRE, Treas- urer; Transferred from George Washington University; Student Assistant in Electrical. SCHWARZ, WILLIAM A, Mechanical Nevada, Mo. Independents; AIEE; SAE; ROTC Band; Rollamo Board. SCHWENK, WALTER Metallurgy Will is ton Park, N.Y. Prospectors Club; Alpha Phi Omega, Vice-President, Secretary; AIMME; AFS; Rollamo Board; Student Assis- tant in Metallurgy. SCOBEE, ERWIN M. Electrical Overland, Mo. Tech Club; Honor List; Silver Key Award; AIEE-IRE; BSU; Transferred from Washington University. SELLE, GERALD O, Civil Clayton, Mo, Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Transferred from Washington Uni- versity; Student Assistant in Civil. SELLER, GARY B. Physics WaynesvilJe, Mo. Honor List; Sigma Pi Sigma; Esperanto Club; Pershing Rifles; SAME. SHADWELL, FRANKLIN W, Jefferson City, Mo. Mechanical Triangle, Corresponding Secretary; Rollamo Board, 82 1959 SHARP, BROOKS M. Chemical Hannibal, Mo. Prospectors; Independents; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor list; Curators Scholarship; AIChE; Trans- ferred from Hannibal La- Grange, SHELL, LEE JR. Chemical River View Gardens, Mo. Independents; Shamrock Club; AIChE; Student Assist- ant in Chemical SHEPARD, RALPH E. Mining Belleville, 111 Pi Kappa Alpha; AIMME; Rollamo Board. SHEPARD, WALTER H. Mechanical Lees Summit Mo. ASME; Student Council; Sigma Pi. SHERWOOD, LLOYD J. Civil Seneca, Mo. Independents; ASCE; Transferred from University of Texas. SHERWOOD SHOEMAKER SHOUSE SHOEMAKER, JAMES L. Civil Tamaroa, 111. Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE. SHOUSE, ROBERT P. Chemical St. Joseph, Mo. Sigma Nu; Honor List; AIChE. SHRUM, DENNETH W. Chemical Marble Hill, Mo. Independents; Shamrock; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Honor List; Silver Key Award; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State College. SIMPSON, CHARLES R. Civil Moberly, Mo. Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Transferred from Mo- berly Junior College, SISK, PAUL B. Civil Kansas City, Mo. Engineer ' s Club; Independents; ASCE; Tennis, 2 Letters; Glee Club; Glee Club Key Award; Wesley Foundation; Transferred from Kansas City Junior College, SHUIM SIMPON SISK SLOAN SLUZALIS SMITH, G, SMITH, HERMAN SMITH, HOMER HUGH SLOAN, ROY F, Electrical Pleasant Hill, Mo. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Chaplain; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Silver Key Award; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE; ASME; Transferred from Central College. SLUZALIS, LAWRENCE L. Metallurgy Roila, Mo. Theta Kappa Phi; ROTC Band; Rollamo Board, SMITH, GAYLON G. Civil Bernie, Mo. Independents; Curator ' s Award; Honor List; ASCE; Pershing Rifles. SMITH, HERMAN C Chemical Warrenton, Mo, Shamrock, Independents; Curators Award; Honor List; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; Student Assistant in Chemical, SMITH, HOMER Electrical Mountain Grove, Mo. Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Gold Key Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE; BSU; Grad. Assistant in Math; Student Assist- ant in Library. SMITH, HUGH H, Metallurgy Whenbone, Ill- Prospector ' s Club SAE; Transferred from Iowa Srate College. Two bits it won ' t work! 83 1 STATLER, WILLIAM Mechanical Jackson, Mo. Independents; Prospectors; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Honor List; Gold Key Award, Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; Treasurer; Mosamo, Esper- anto; Spelunkers; Vice-President; ROTC Band; PA in Resident HalL STEELE, BIAS Mechanical Rolla, Mo. Honor List; ASME; SAE; Canterbury Club; Transferred from Southern Illinois University. STEINMANN, WALTER Mining-Geology St. Louis, Mo. Sigma Pi; Vice-President; Curators Award; AIMME; St. Pat ' s Board. STATLER STEELE STEINMANN SMITH. M. SPIES STABLES SMITH. O- SPRINGER STALLING SMITH, S. SPRUILL STAPLES SMITH, MAX R. Mechanical Warrensburg, Mo. SAE; ASME; Football, 1 Letter; Transferred from San Diego State and Central Missouri State College; Student Assistant in Physical Education. SMITH, OTIS H. Electrical Alton, 111. Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE. STELLGH STEVENSON STOECKER SMITH, SAMMY D. Mechanical Rolla, Mo. Independents; BSU. SPEES, DERL D. Ceramic Rosiclare, III Engineer ' s Club; ACS. SPRINGER, HARRY R. Mechanical St. Louis, Mo. Beta Sigma Psi, Commissary, Corresponding Secretary, Vice-President; ASME; Glee Club; Student Council; Gamma Delta. SPRUILL, VICTOR F. Civil Rolla, Mo. ASCE. STALLING, PAUL Electrical Barnard, Mo. President Kelly Hall; Transferred from Wentworth Military Academy. STAPLES, GEORGE Chemical Charleston, Mo. Sigma Pi; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Alpha Chi Sigma; ASChE; IFC. STTLLOH, ROBERT T Mining St. Louis, Mo. Beta Sigma Psi; Secretary; Tau Beta Pi; Corresponding Secretary; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Vice-President; AIMME; Vice- President; Student Council; Gamma Delta; Student Assis- tant in Library. STEVENSON, GERALD Chemical Salem, ill. Lambda Chi, Treasurer, President; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate, Honor List; Alpha Chi Sigma Junior Award; Blue Key; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; President; ROTC Band; Student Council; Secretary; Miner; Assistant in Chemistry; Monsanto Scholarship. STOECKER, JOHN Mechanical Manchester, Mo. Tech Club Independents; SAE; ASME; Student Council. 84 SENIOR CLASS 1959 St. Louis, Mo, TAYLOR, ALFRED G, Electrical West Plains, Mo, AIMME; Spe- Engineers Club; AIEE, TAYLOR, JAMES Geology Caruthersville, Mo. Union, Mo, Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Eta Kappa Nu; Transferred from Southeast Missouri Stare. STOURTON, GEORGE Mining-Geology Beta Sigma Phi; Commissary; APO; Junkers; Gamma Delta. STUCK ENSCHNEIDER, KENNETH Mechanical Transferred from Drury College, SUN? RICHARD C RING -AN Metallurgy Taiwan, China Newman Club; Transferred from Taipei Institute of Technology. SUTFIN, CARL Electrical St, Louis, Mo, Honor List; A TEE-IRE, SUTHERLAND, JAMES R. Petroleum Bismark, Mo, Independents, Tech Club; AIME; ROTG Band. SWANDER, WALTER L. Chemical Hannibal, Mo. SWANSON, KENNETH Mining-Geology Waynesville, Mo, Independents; Shamrock Club; Curators Award; Spe- Linkers, Vice-President. TALIAFERRO, JOHN D. Chemical Rosendale, Mo. Kappa Alpha, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Blue Key; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; Secretary; St, Pat ' s Board; Transferred from St. Joseph ' s Junior College; Student Assistant in Chemical. TATE, CHARLES Mechanical Graff, Mo. Shamrock Club; Engineers Club; Independents; SAI; ASME. TAYLOE, LEO F. Civil Rose Bud, Mo, Red Fourragere Award; Curators Aw r ard; ASCE; Pershing Rifles; SAME, Vice-President. STOURTON STUCKENSCHNEIDER SUN STUFFIN St. Pat and Queen Linda SUTHERLAND SWANDER Vi SWANSON TAYLOE TALIAFERRO TATE TAYLOR, A. 85 SENIOR I Another terrific play THATER THOMAS THATER, RALPH R. Petroleum Washington, Mo Shamrock; Honor List; AIME; Newman, THOMPSON, BILL Electrical Charleston, Mo. Sigma Pi; Honor List; Curator Scholarship; Blue Key; AIME; Glee Club; IFC THOMPSON, RICHARD L. Civil Unionvilie, Mo. Triangle; Honor List; ASCE. THOMPSON, ROBERT Mechanical McBride, Mo. Shamrock Club; Independents; ASME; SAE; Newman Club. THOMS, DONALD Electrical Perry ville, Mo, Sigma Tau Gamma; Dorm Council; Curator; Honor List; MSM Scholarship; Rifle Club; Spelunkers, TIMBER MAN, DONALD E. Mechanical Joplin, Mo. Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; American Smelting Scholarship. THOMPSON, B. THOMPSON, R. L. THOMPSON, E, THOMS TtMBBRMANN TIMS TINES TIMS, WALTER D. Chemical Ironton, Mo. Independents; Tech Club; Honor List; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE; BSU. TINES, JOHN L. Electrical St. Louis, Mo, AIEE; Newman Club; Transferred from St. Louis Uni- versity. TOIGO, HENRY A. Physics Springfield, III. Tech Club; Honor List; Blue Key; Sigma Pi Sigma; Track; Glee Club; Rifle Club; Pershing Rifles; Student Council; Newman Club. TRABUE, DONALD L. Civil Buckner, Mo. Acacia; Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Wesley Foun- dation; Transferred from William Jewell College; Student Assistant in Civil. TRIPPE, ARDEN E. Electrical Treloar, Mo. Shamrock Club; Honor List; AIEE. : . TOIGO TRABUE TRIPPE TROSS, RALPH G. Civil Rolla, Mo. Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Chi Epsilon; ASCE, UDING, GEORGE E. Mechanical Ste. Genevieve, Mo. Independents; Prospectors Club; Honor List; SAE; ASME; Newman Club; Rollamo Organization Staff. ULMER, JACK L. Civil Maryville. Mo. Independents, ASCE; Transferred from Northwest Mis- souri State College. VACCA, HERMAN L. Petroleum Imperial, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha, House Manager; Curators Award; Alphi Omega, Historian, Sergeant-at-Arms; AIME; Rollamo Board. VANCIL, MICHAEL R. Ceramic Springfield, III. Engineers Club; Independents; Track, 3 years, 2 Letters; Cross Country, 1 year, 1 letter; Transferred from Spring- field Junior College; Student Assistant in Physical Education. 86 1959 VAN GROUW, SAMUEL J Mechanical Hawthorne, NJ. Prospectors Club; Engineer ' s Club; ASME, VARK, CHARLES E, Electrical Hannibal, Mo. Sigma Nu, Commander; Transferred from Hannibal La- Grange. V1TALI, JOSEPH D ( Electrical Cuba, Mo, A1EE-IRE. WADE, BILLY C. Civil Willow Springs, Mo, Shamrock Club; Independents; ASCE. WAKE, JOHN A. Mechanical Affton, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha; Vice President; Glee Club; Prof, of Military Science and Logisrer Award; Rollamo; Epoch Needles Speech Aw r ard. VARK VITALI VOLKER, R, VOLKER, RONALD Lancaster, N.Y Dorm Council; Tau Beta Pi; Physics Achievement Award; Honor List; Needles Scholarship; Gold Key Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Chi Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma; ASCE; Newman Club; Student Assistant in Chemical. VOLKER, WILBUR C Electrical Lancaster, N.Y. Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Chi Epsilon, President; Sigma Pi Sigma; ASCE; Dorm Council; Newsman Club; Physics Achieve- ment Award; Needles Scholarship; Gold Key Award; Tau Beta Pi Award; Student Assistant in Civil. VOSS, WILLIAM J. Mechanical Bourbon, Mo, Honor List; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE; ASME. UDING ULMER VOLKER, W, VYAS WAKEFIELD, EDWARD O, Civil Salem, 111, Tau Kappa Epsilon; Honor List; ASCE WALKER, JERRY LEE Chemical St. Joseph, Mo. AIChE; Transferred from St. Joseph Junior College. WADDELL, J WADDELL, R. WADE VACUA VANCIL VAN GROUW VYAS, SHARAB L, Mining Transferred from Gugarat University of India; national Fellowship; Student Assistant in Library. Civil Fort Worth, Texas WADDELL, JOSEPH F. ASCE; Newman Club. WADDELL, RICHARD D, Triangle; AIME; Southern Illinois, University Petroleum Thebes, 111. Vice-President; Transferred from WAKE WAKEFIELD WALKER, J I 87 SENIOR CLASS WALKER, WILLIS LYNN Petroleum Mt. Vernon, HL Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Women Auxiliary AIME Scholarship; AIME; Transferred from Southern Illinois University; Student Assistant, Mining. WALLACE, CHARLES E. Chemical Rolla, Mo. Honor List; AIChE; Transferred from University of Missouri; Student Assistant in Chemical. WALLACE, CHARLES R. Civil Rolla, Mo. ASCE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State. WALKER, W. WASHBURN WEILAND WEIN WALLACE, C WATKINS WEIMHOLT WELCH, J. WALLACE, C R, WAXMAN WEINRICH WHICH, T. WELLS WERNER WEST WESTON WHITE HAIR WHITTAKER WASHBURN, CHARLES A. Metallurgy Morris, III. Dormitory Council; Independents; Secretary of Dorm Council; Resident Hall PA and Supervisor; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Gold Key Award; Kennecolt Copper Scholarship; Blue Key; Alpha Sigma Mu; President; AIChE; ASM; Student Assistant in Chemical. WATKINS, RICHARD M. Electrical Caruthersville, Mo. Shamrock Club; Curators Award; AIEE-IRE, WAXMAN, STANLEY Metallurgy Brooklyn, N.Y. Independent; Foundry Education Foundation Scholarship; ASM; Transferred from Polytechnic Institute of Brook- lyn; Student Assistant in Library, WEILAND, RALPH L. Electrical Kirkwood, Mo. Lambda Chi; Honor List; AIEE-IRE; Radio Club. WEIMHOLT, JAMES E. Electrical Sedalia. Mo. Delta Sigma Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Gold Key Award; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE; Newman Club. WEINRICH, ALBERT W. Electrical Chesterfield, Mo. Kappa Sigma; Silver Key; Curators Award; Honor List; Student Education and Loan Foundation Scholarship; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IRE; Glee Club; Roil am o. WEIR, PETER Mechanical Cr eve Coeur, Mo. Engineer ' s Club; Honor List; SAE; ASME; Transferred from Cornell University. WELCH, JERRY F. Electrical Eldon, Mo, Shamrock Club; Independents; AIEE-IRE; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State. WELCH, TERRY L. Mechanical Joplin, Mo. WELLS, NEWTON L. Mechanical Monett, Mo. Engineer ' s Club Independents; Board of Controls; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate; Pi Tau Sigma; SAE; ASME; Football Letter 56-57; 57 - 58; 58-59; M M Club; Student Council; St. Pat ' s Board. 88 1959 WERNER, DONALD E. Civil Cape Girardeau, Mo. WEST, HARRY E, Petroleum Salem, ILL Tau Kappa Epsilon, Chaplain, Sergeant-at-Arms; Honor List; AIMME; ROTC Band. WESTON, FRANK STANLEY Petroleum South River, NJ. Sigma Phi Epsilon; MSM Glee Club; IFC. WHITEHAIR, LOUIS H. Mechanical Bartlesville, Okla. Engineers Club; Honor List; Football; M” Club; Canterbury Club; Transferred from Rice Institute, WHITTAKER, RONALD G, Chemical Moberiy, Mo, Honor List; AIChE; Transferred from Moberly Junior College; Student Assistant. WIEKER, RICHARD H, Mechanical West Chester, IIL Honor Lise; ASME; SAE; Dormitory Council. WILHITE, JOHN F, Electrical Webb City, Mo, Prospectors Club; Honor List; Transferred from Joplin Junior College, WILLEY, ROBERT B. Civil St, Louis, Mo. Shamrock Club; Independents; ASCE; MSM Glee Club; Pershing Rifles, Company Commander, WILLIAMS, DONALD E. Petroleum-Geology Flushing, N.Y. Honor List; AIMME. WILLIAMS, EUGENE B. Metallurgy St, Charles, Mo. Tech Club; Independents; AIMME; Newman Club. WILLIAMS, JAMES A. Electrical Liberty, Mo. Engineer ' s Club; Honor List; AIEETRE; Transferred from William Jewell College. WIEKER WILHITE WILLEY WILLIAMS, D, WILLIAMS, G. WILLIAMS, J, WILLIAMS, P, WILLIAMS, R. WILLIG WILSON, D. WILSON, H, WILSON, P WILLIAMS, PAUL L. Electrical Conway, Mo, Shamrock Club; Independents; Honor List; Radio Club; Transferred from Southwest Missouri State College. WILLIAMS, ROSS L. Civil Ozark, Mo. Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Transferred from South- west Missouri State. WILLIG, KARL D. Civil Rolla, Mo. Honor List; ASCE; Transferred from Kansas City Junior College. WILSON, DONALD F. Electrical Granite City, 111, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Vice-President; Miner Board; Busi- ness Manager; Missouri College Association Award, WILSON, HUGH W. Petroleum-Geology St. Louis, Mo, Tau Kappa Epsilon; ' Steward; Track; Letter Spr. 1956; Football; Letter Fall 1956-57; 1957 -58; M 1 Club; St. Pat ' s Board; Student Assistant in Mining. WILSON, PAUL D, Mechanical Keytcsville, Mo. Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; Treasurer; Transferred from Mo- berly Junior College, Having a good time on St, Pat ' s 89 WINKLER, NORMAN E. Civil Depew, N.Y Independents; Honor List; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Newman Club; Transferred from State University of New York. WISE, RICHARD A. Mechanical Rolla, Mo. Honor List; ASME; SAE. WISNIEWSKI, JOSEPH H. Mechanical Sr. Louis, Mo, Honor List; SAE; Transferred from Washington Uni- versity, WOLF, JOHN H Civil St- Louis, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha; ASCE. WOODS, SAMUEL S Civil Fort Smith, Ark. Kappa Sigma; Honor List; AIMME. WRIGHT, ROBERT R, Civil Springfield, Mo, Kappa Sigma; Secretary; President; Blue Key; Theta Tau; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Canterbury. WYMAN YATES ZAGRODzKY WINKLER WOLF WULFURS WISE WISNIEWSKI WOODS WRIGHT WYANT WYATT WULFERS, CARL E. Civil Cape Girardeau, Mo. ASCE; Transferred from Southeast Missouri State Col- lege, WYANT, AVERY K Geology Excelsior Springs, Mo Prospectors Club; Photo Club; Rifle Club, Range Officer. WYATT, DONALD E. Electrical Duke, Mo. WYMAN, GERALD R. Mining Cauquicamata, Chili Pi Kappa Alpha; Rollamo Board Key; AIMME; Glee Club; Rollamo Board, Associate Editor. YATES, JAMES A, Mechanical Monroe City, Mo. Tech Club, Board of Controls; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Silver Key Award; SAE; ASME; Newman Club. ZAGRODSKY, ROBERT G. Mechanical St. Joseph Mo. Independents, Prospectors; ASME; Transferred from St. Joseph Junior College, ZIEGLER ZOLLER ZIEGLER, LARRY N, Civil Cape Girardeau, Mo. Independent; Prospectors Club, Business Manager; ASCE; Board of Governors; Student Council Alternate, New- man Club; American Road Builders Association. ZOLLER, JON M Electrical Tulsa, Okla A1EE4RE; Radio Club, SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES AGERS, DONNELL W, Metallurgy Desoto, Mo AHRENS, ARTHUR F, Metallurgy St, Louis, Mo ANDRE, NICK J. Civil Richmond, Virginia BELLCHAMBER, DONALD K. Chemical St Louis, Mo. BERG, FREDERICK M. BORING, DAVID E, BUON AMICI, LOUIS B CALL, DONALD H. CLEARY, JOHN D COATS, WILLIS R. Metallurgy Mechanical Physics Mechanical Physics Civil St. Louis, Mo. Mtn. Grove, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Carthage, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Joseph, Mo. COURSON, LEE R. DEAN, RICHARD O. DOUGLASS, PAUL R. FERGUSON, CHARLES E. FISHER, RALPH L. GARLICH, THOMAS K. GERARD, PETER A, GORDON, ROBERT E. HARSTON, CHARLES P, HOLLEY, HENRY J, Geology Meiallurgy-NuC ' Rolla, Mo. Canton, III. Civil Jefferson City, Mo, Mechanical Rolla, Mo. Geology Physics Mechanical Electrical Electrical Electrical Saugus, Mass. St. Louis, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Brentwood, Mo Farmington, Mo . Jones Mills, Tenn. 90 HOOTMAN, JOALLAN Electrical Canton, Mo NICHOLS, OTIS R. Mechanical Springfield, Mo. HORTON, MELVIN E. Metallurgy Rolla, Mo. PATTERSON, ROBERT V . Petroleum Webster Groves, Mo. HOUSKA, FRANK B. Metallurgy St. Louis, Mo. PELHANK, DANIEL S. Electrical Alton, 111. HOWARD, KENNETH J, Chemical Bethalto, III. PHILLIPS, CLARENCE J. Ceramic Mexico, Mo. HUMPHREY, RICHARD L. Electrical Centralla, Mo. PIKEY, DICK Petroleum Cape Girardeau, Mo. JACKSON, JOHN R. Civil Rolla, Mo, RATLIFF, JOHN L. Metallurgy Litchfield, 111. JUSTUS, JIMMIE J. Electrical Chiliicothe, Mo. 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EDWARDS, CHARLES L. Mechanical Sr. Joseph, Mo. EJIMA, TATSUHIKO Metallurgical Akashi, Japan ERKMEN, ERKMEN Civil Ankara, Turkey EVANS, LANNY L. Geology Popular Bluff, Mo. GAMBILL, CHARLES L. Civil Pryor, Okla. GOODING, DENNIS J. Electrical Verona, Mo. GRISMORE, FRED L. Electrical Pandora, Ohio GRONER, RICHARD S. Civil Jefferson, Mo. GRUBBS, EDWARD C. Civil Houston, Tex. GUSTAFSON, JOHN H. Chemistry Minneapolis, Minn HABER, DONALD F. Mining-Geology St. Louis, Mo. HANSEN, SPENST M. Geology Salt Lake City, Utah HENDERSON, ROBERT L. Civil Ozark, Mo. HENRY, RICHARD L. Civil Macon, Mo. HUESER, JOSEPH E. Physics Kansas City, Mo. JOHNSON, JAMES W. Chemical Rolla, Mo. JONES, JAMES A. Mechanical Rolla, Mo. KANTOR, TEDRAL Geology Bronx, N.Y. KLEIN, FREDERICK A. Mining Affton, Mo. KOHLER, KLAUS M. Mining Berlin-Steglitz, Germany KR1SHNASWAMY, D. S. Geology Kolar Gold Fields, India KUO, SHYR J. Mechanical Taiwan, China KWENTUS, ALAN H. Mining St. Louis, Mo. LACINY, LLOYD C. Mechanical Kirkwood, Mo, LARSON, ANDREW H, Metallurgical LaSalle, 111. LI, HWA C, Chemical Taiwan, China LONG, CHARLES A, Civil Rolla, Mo. LONG, FONG-HAI Unclassified MARSHALL, BILLY Mechanical MARTIN, ARLISS V. Chemical Salem, Mo. MOORE, ROBERT E. Ceramic Rolla, Mo. MUNGER, PAUL R. Civil Hannibal, Mo. NEWCOMER. ROBERT E. Metallurgical St, Louis, Mo. O’NEILL, WILLIAM J. Civil Rolla, Mo, OVERTON, JERRY B. Mining-Petroleum Rolla. Mo. OWENS, WILLARD G. Geology St. Louis, Mo. PAINTER, CARL F. Special Middletown, Ind. PHILLIPS, JAMES M. Physics Rolla, Mo. RACHOVITSKY, ELISHA Mechanical Tel-Aviv, Israel RACHOVITSKY, YEHUDA Electrical Tel-Aviv, Israel REITSMA, LOUIS J. JR. Metallurgical Nunica, Mich. RICHARDS, EARL F. Electrical Detroit, Mich. ROZELL, RONALD J. Special Chadwick, Mo. SAUER, HARRY JOHN JR. Mechanical St. Joseph, Mo. SCHMIDT, EDWARD R. Nuclear Kirkwood, Mo. SCRIVNER, JACK M. Physics Rolla, Mo. SENTER, LLOYD O. Civil Fredericktown, Mo. SINKEWIZ, GILES C. Electrical Rolla, Mo. SMITH, BERT L. Mechanical St. Louis, Mo. SMITH, JAMES G. Electrical Benton, III. SMITH, JOHN H. Metallurgical Phillipsburg, N.J. SWENSON, JANICE I. Chemical Fargo, N.D. TROELL, ARTHUR R. Geology Pleasanton, Tex. VAUGF1N, G. E, JR. ' Mining-Petroleum Rolla, Mo. VETTER, CLARENCE J, Chemical St. Joseph, Mo, WEHR, ALLAN G. Metallurgical Rolla, Mo. WESEMANN, HEINZ F. Mining Bochum-Stiepel, Germany WOLF, NEIL F. Electrical St. Louis, Mo. WORLEY, MORRIS T. Mining Carlsbad, New Mexico WRIGHT, GEORGE F. Mechanical Springfield, Mo. WRIGHT, ROBERT L. Metallurgical Mexico, Mo. YEN, JERR C. Metallurgical Taipei, Taiwan, China ZIMMERMANN, RICHARD A. Geology Springfield, Mass. 91 GRADUATE BUCHANAN, JOHN O. Civil Cullowhee, North Carolina CAPEK, FRANK J. Civil Rolla, Missouri CARNAHAN, JAMES FLOYD Chemical Sarcoxie, Missouri CHAN, SAMUEL S, M, Mining Hong Kong, China CHICO, RAYMUNDO J, Geology Rolla, Missouri DILER, ANDON Istanbul, Turkey DUSEJA, PURSHOTTAM G. Metallurgical Bombay, India FOWLKES, CHARLESS W. Mechanical Cedar Hill, Missouri FRANKENBERG, RAYMOND H. Civil Marthas vi He, Missouri FROUZAN, FARAMARZ Mining Abadan, Iran GILL, DILDAR a Metallurgical Surajpur, Punjab, India HAGER, JOHN P. Metallurgical Big Timber, Montana 92 STUDENTS HAGNI, RICHARD D, Geology Howell, Michigan HANSEN, PETER G. Mechanics Rolla, Missouri HANTORO, EFFIE E Petroleum Pernalang, Indonesia HARRIS, DALE W. Nuclear Hannibal, Missouri HUGHES, JOSEPH B. Physics Sr, James, Missouri INGA, RUBEN F. Chemical Lima, Peru JOHNSON, JAMES K Electrical Caruthersville, Missouri JONES, CYRIL Mining Llanrwsr, Wales KELLER, CHARLES W + Chemical Springfield, Missouri KISVARSANYI, EVA B. Geology Rolla, Missouri KNAPP, JOHN R. JR. Chemical Hickman Mills, Missouri KRALLIS, MICHAEL Chemical Athens, Greece 93 GRADUATE LERDA-OLBERG, SERGIO Physics Rome, Italy LI, HSIUNG W. Metallurgical Yilan, Formosa LIGASACCHI, ATTILIO Geology Milano, Italy LIGASACCHI, GIOYANNA Geology Milano, Italy MALLALIEU, POHLMAN Special Louisville, Kentucky MARCUM, LARRY G Physics Savannah, Missouri MfSRA, KRISHNA K. Geology India MORGAN, GEORGE H. Mechanical Baton Rouge, Louisa nna OETTING, ROBERT B + Mechanical Raytown, Missouri OKENFUSS, RICHARD H. Chemical Ste. Genevieve, Missouri SAUPE, FRANCIS R. Mining Schiltigheim, France 94 STUDENTS SCHOEPPEL, ROGER J. M ming-Petrol eu ni Sparta, Illinois SEHGAL, SUKH D, Metallurgical Kamal, India SHARAN, RAJENDRA Metallurgical Varanasi, U. P., India SITUMORANG, CHRISTIAN Metallurgical P. Siantar, Indonesia VIE, JERRY D Chemical Florissant, Missouri WALLACE, NORVAL D. Electrical Branson, Missouri WALTERS, FRANK G. Unclassified Sedalia, Missouri WEIXELMAN, WESLEY D. Geology Manhattan, Kansas WENTZ, CHARLES A. JR. Chemical Edwards ville, Illinois WUNSCH, DAVID E. Electrical Houston, Texas YANCIK, JOSEPH, J Mining Mt, Olive, Illinois 95 T ABERNATHY, L, G ALYEA ABERNATHY, W. E, AMIDEI AGRICOLA ANDERSON, F. B ALLEN ANDERSON, J. C AHNERT ANDERSON, J, A ALSBURY ANDERSON, R. V. JUNIOR CLASS Mechanical, Perryville, Mo. Civil, Longtown, Mo. Chemical, Jennings, Mo. Mining, Lerdo, Durango, Mexico Mechanical. Joplin, Mo. Mechanical, Kirkwood, Mo. Mechanical, Ferguson, Mo. Chemical, Springfield, Mo. Mechanical, Affton, Mo. Electrical, Bowling Green, Ky. Mechanical, Rolla, Mo. Mechanical, Springfield, Mo. Mechanical ' East Prairie, Mo. Mining, Springfield, Mo. ABERNATHY, LESTER G. ABERNATHY, WILLIAM E. AGRICOLA, RICHARD J. AHNERT, ERNESTO L. ALLEN, JEROME D. ALSBURY, ED H. ALYEA, JERROLD M. AMIDEI, WILLIAM ANDERSON, FREDERICK E. ANDERSON, JOHN A. ANDERSON, JOHN C. ANDERSON, RONALD V. Metallurgical, Affton, Mo. Metallurgical, Macon, Mo. Metallurgical, St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical, Bishop Hill, III. Civil, Jacksonville, 111. Mechanical, St. Charles, Mo. 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L, BROWN, W. J, 98 1959 BRUEGGEMANN, RICHARD BURKE, DAVID M. BURKE, THOMAS D, BUTLER, JERRY J. BYRNE, WILLIAM M, CALHOUN, TROY C P. Electrical . St- Louis, Mo. Civil, St. Louis, Mo, Civil, Kansas Ciy, Mo, Chemical [, Camthersville, Mo. Mechanical , Wichita, Kan. Electrical, Sikeston, Mo. CALL I SON, JIM C. CAMPBELL, RUSSELL E. CAPPELLARI, LEWIS C. CARNEY, RAYMOND L. CARTER, ROBERT L. CARVER 3 RONALD P Mining, Win terser, Iowa Mining, Macomb, III. Physics, Point Pleasant, W. Va. Civil, Lincoln, Mo. Metallurgical, Belton, Mo. Civil , Wentworth, Mo. BRUEGGEMANN BURKE, D, M. BURKE, T, D, BUTLER BYRNE CALHOUN CHRISTIAN CHIODINI CHARBONEAU CELLNER CHARLSON CHRISTIANSEN CHUCK CIRRINCIONB CLASSE CLAYPOOL COAD CELLNER, JIMMIE K, CHARBONEAU, ROBERT A. CHARLSON, EARL J. CHEN, KWOK Y. CHIEDINI, LOUIS J CHRISTIAN, HAROLD W. Chemical Joplin, Mo, Electrical, Bonne Terre, Mo. Electrical , Monroe City, Mo, Civil, Los Angeles, Calif, Civil, St, Louis, Mo. Chemical, Jefferson City, Mo. CHRISTIANSEN, KENT CHUCK, STEPHEN T. CIRRI NCI ONE, GILBERT CLASSE, ANTHONY V. CLAYPOOL, JOHN W. COAD, EDMOND L W. Mechanical , Joplin, Mo. Electrical Canton, China Mechanical Laddonia, Mo. Chemical Shrewsbury, Mo. Mechanical, Webster Groves, M.o Civil. East St, Louis, 111. f r — , LIBRARY Nnossifl -enojj i 3 % 7 - jo 100405 (inossi J COATS COOK, D. L COFFMAN COOK, J. R. COLE COOK, M, D, COLLINS, J. H COOK, T. W. COLLTNSj W. J, COOPER, L. E. COLWELL COOPER, T. W, JUNIOR CLASS COATS, CHARLES L COFFMAN, JAMES D. COLE, BOBBY D. COLLINS, JESSE H. COLLINS, WILLIAM J, COLWELL, JAMES A. COOK, DAVID L. COOK, JOSEPH R. COOK, MARVIN D. COOK, THOMAS W. COOPER, LLOYD E. COOPER, THOMAS W. Electrical , Kansas City, Mo. Electrical, Fiat River, Mo. Civil, Granby, Mo, Science-Physics , Springfield, Mo. Metallurgical Louisana, Mo. Mechanical , Kansas City, Mo. Electrical , Potosi, Mo. Mechanical , Rolla, Mo. Electrical, K i rks vllle. Mo , Af eta! lu tgical , Cres twood , Mo . Mechanical , Waynesville, Mo. Civil , St. Louis, Mo. CORBIN, KENNETH D. CORDES, GLENN E. CORP, IVAN L COWAN, DUANE E. CRAIG, CHARLES M. CROC!, EDWARD J. CROCKER, JOHN W, CROW, GARY K. DALTON, BILL M. DAUBEL, KARL J DAVIDSON, ROBERT N. DAVIS, GARRETT L, Civil, La Belle, Mo. Mechanical, Dittmer, Mo. Civil , Tecumseh, Mo. Electrical, Joplin, Mo. Civil, New Rochelle N. Y, Electrical , St. Louis, Mo Electrical, Rolla, Mo. Chemical, West Plains, Mo. Chemical, Campbell, Mo. Civil, Ste. Genevieve, Mo. Electrical, Kansas City, Mo. Geology, Reed Spring, Mo. CORBIN CORDES CORP CROCKER CROW DALTON COWAN CRAIG CROC I DAUBEL DAVIDSON DAVIS 100 1959 DAVIS, JOHN P. DAWSON, RICHARD H. DE FORD, KENNETH E. DEFOREST, JERRY B, DEEP, JAMES W. DEL PRETE, ANTHONY Chemical , Flat River, Mo. Petroleum, Bloomington, Mo, Electrical , Kansas City, Mo. Electrical , Farmington, Mo. Mechanical , Waynesville, Mo, Science-Geology, Amity ville, N.Y. DENK, WILLIAM J, DENNEY, GARY N. DENNIS, RALSTON K, DEPPONG, FRANK A, DE SPAIN, JAMES R. DICKENS, WALTER H. Ceramic f Clarendon Hills, III. Electrical , Aurora, Mo, Civil , Uniontown, Pa, Mechanical, Cahokia, II L Mechanical, Louisville, Ky. Civil, Dixon, Mo. DAVIS DAWSON DEFORD DEFOREST DEEP DEL PRETE DENK DENNEY DENNIS DEPPONG DE SPAIN DICKENS DICKEY DONALDSON DOSS DOUGLAS DUNIGAN DUNN DUNNAVANT DUVALL DICKEY, LARRY W. DONALDSON, JOHN W. DOSS, DELANO A. DOUGLAS, FREDDIE C DUNIGAN, GERALD D, DUNN, VERNON D. EALUM Mechanical , Belgrade, Mo. Chemical, Odessa, Mo. Electrical t Joplin, Mo. Electrical , East Prairie, Mo. Electrical, Houston, Mo. Electrical, Rogersville, Mo. ECHELMEIER EDDY DUNNAVANT, ALLAN A. DUVALL, MICH AIL P, EALUM, RICHARD L, ECHELMEIER, ROGER L. EDDY, ALBERT W. ELROD, ROBERT A. ELROD Mechanical, St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical, Sunset Hills, Mo. Civil, Sc Louis, Mo, Mechanical, St, Charles, Mo, Electrical, Versailles, Mo. Ceramic t Alton, UL 101 EMMONS END EFPINGER FASONE FEATHERSTON FELBER ETNYRE FERRE RO EVANS EVERLY FEY FIEHLER JUNIOR CLASS EMMONS, TYRUS E. END, JAMES L. EPF1NGER, EDWIN V, ETNYRE, LEE M, EVANS, DONALD L. EVERLY, JOHN M. FASONE, SALVATORE A. FEATHERSTON, C. RONALD FELBER, FRANCIS F. FERRERO, JAMES K. FEY, GERALD P. FIEHLER, RAYMOND H. Electrical, Rolla, Mo- Civil , Louisville, Ky. Metallurgical, South River, N.J. Science-Physics, St. Joseph, Mo. Physics , Springfield, 111. Chemical , Coffey, Mo, Mechanical Kansas City, Mo. Petroleum , Doniphan, Mo. Mechanical , Harrington, Neb, Civil , Ben Id, I1L Electrical , St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Frohna, Mo, FINK, GERALD A. FINN, PAUL A. FISHER, GERALD L. FISHER, MELVIN J. FITZGERALD, RICHARD A. FITZGIBBONS, FRANK R. FLAIM, LOUIS P. FLANIGAN, LEE A FLANIGAN, VIRGIL J. FOURAKER, JOE F. FREELAND, ROBERT D, FRIEDMEYER, ARTHUR N. Civil, Milloreek, III. Metallurgical Hudson, N.Y. Civil Vandalia, Mo. Electrical St. Louis, Mo. Nuclear , O ' Fallon, 111. Mechanical St. Louis, Mo. Civil St, James, Mo. Metallurgical Centralia, III. Mechanical, Higginsville, Mo. Civil Willard, Mo. Mechanical , Independence, Mo. Mechanical California, Mo. FINK FLAIM FINN FLANIGAN, L. A. FISHER, G. Li FLANIGAN, V. J. FISHER, M, J. FOURAKER FITZGERALD FITZGIBBONS FREELAND FRIEDMEYER 102 1959 FROSSARD, NORMAN J. FULTON, FRANK W. FURNISH, DAVID E. GAEDE, BILLY M. GARATE-NAUDIN, VICTOR GAYER, MELVIN D. Ceramic , Brentwood, Mo. Civil, Rogersville, Mo. Chemical, Kirksville, Mo. Mechanical , Rolla, Mo. Mining , Monterrey, Mexico Petroleum, Everton, Mo. GERAMI, MOHAMAD, J. GIBSON, GEORGE W. GIBSON, RICHARD W. GILBERT, WILLIAM J. GILBY, HOWARD N. GILMORE, JERRY L. Electrical, Gom, Iran Mechanical, Carthage, Mo. Chemical , Rolla, Mo. Civil, St. Joseph, Mo. Mechanical, Dayton, Ohio Mechanical, Lebanon, Mo. FROSSARD FULTON FURNISH GAEDE GARATE-NAUDIN GAYER GERAMI GIBSON, G. W. GIBSON, R. W. GILBERT GILBY GILMORE GIRARDOT GITCHOS GLASER GODT GOEHMAN GOMEZ GORCZYCA GRAHAM GRAU GREGSON GRIGLIONE GROMMET GIRARDOT, DAVID C. GITCHOS, PAUL L. GLASER, ARTHUR E. GODT, PAUL W. GOEHMAN, MARVIN C. GOMEZ, JESUS Mechanical ’, Peoria, 111. Electrical, St. Louis, Mo. Electrical, Sullivan. Mo. Mechanical, Wright City, Mo. Mechanical, Bismark, Mo. Petroleum, Maracaibo, Venezuela GORCZYCA, FREDERICK J. Mining , Troy, N.Y. GRAHAM, JOHN T. Petroleum , Mt. Vernon, Ind. GRAU, JORGE A. Mechanical, Santiago, Cuba GREGSON, ALLAN L. Electrical, East St. Louis, III. GRIGLIONE, LAWRENCE T. Civil, South Wilmington, 111. GROMMET, GERALD G. Civil, Kirkwood, Mo. 103 GRONHR GUNTHER HALLEMANN HAMMOND GUSTAFSON HAAS HAMPE HANKJNSON HAHN HALEROOK HANLIN HANQUIST JUNIOR CLASS GRONER, VICTOR R. GUNTHER, DON J GUSTAFSON, GEORGE R. HAAS, MILTON J, HAHN, EMMETT W. HALEROOK, THOMAS R. HALLEMANN, FRED A. HAMMOND, MICH AIL W. HAMPE, RICHARD A. HANKINSON, RISDON W. HANLIN, HAROLD L. HANQUIST, ROBERT G. Metallurgical , Kansas City, Mo. Civil, St, Louis, Mo, Chemical , Des Plaines, 111. Chemical, St. Louis, Mo. Civil , St. Louis, Mo. Civil, Jefferson City, Mo. Chemical , New Haven, Mo. Civil, Bonne Terre, Mo. Civil, St. Louis, Mo.. Chemical , St. Joseph, Mo. Civil, Clarence, Mo. Mechanical, Perryviile, Mo. HARDIN, WILLIAM D. HARE, NORMAN W. HARTMAN, RICHARD D. HARTY, JOHN W + HAWK, RALPH L HAWKINS, RUSSELL O. HAYDON, KENNETT J. HAYER, JOHN R. HAYES, ROBERT H. HENDERSON, GERALD E. HENKEL, ROBERT N. HENRY, GLENN R. Mechanical, WaynesvilJe, Mo. Civil, Huntsville, III Mechanical, Kansas City, Mo. Civil, Puxico, Mo. Chemical, Elvins, Mo. Mechanical , Jackson, Mo. Chemical, Lebanon, Mo. Civil, Sparta, III. Mechanical, Sparta, III. Petroleum . Louisiana, Mo. Mechanical, Atwood, 111, Civil, Popular Bluff, Mo. 104 1959 HENSON, WALLACE R HERMANN, GILBERT L. HERSCHBACH, ARTHUR J. HESTON, WAYNE E. HEUERMAN, ROBERT D. HIBBERD, JAMES L. Physics , Kansas City, Mo Electrical, Ste. Genevieve, Mo Electrical , St. Louis, Mo Civil, Carrollton, Mo Electrical, Sedalia, Mo Chemical , Alton, 111. HIGGINS, JAMES M. HIGGINS, MIKE J. HINCKLEY, ROGER W. HINES, JAMES W. HINKLE, KENNETH M HOAGLAND, GLENN C Ceramics, Lockwood, Mo. Metallurgical Kansas City, Mo. Mechanical, Albany, N.Y. Mechanical , Cuba, Mo. Electrical f Frederick town,, Mo. Mechanical , Belleville, 111, HENSON HERMANN HERSCHBACH HESTON HEUERMAN HIBBERD HIGGINS, J. M. HIGGINS, M. J. HINCKLEY HINES HINKLE HOAGLAND HOF HOFFELMEYER HOFFMANN HOLL1NG5HAD HOLMAN HOOPER HOPKINS, J. K HOPKINS, N R HORENKAMP HOF, WILLIAM M. Mechanical , St Louis, Mo. HOFFELMEYER, WILLIAM A. HOFFMANN, VICTOR J. Geology, Belleville, III, HOLLINGSHAD, JAMES G Mechanical , Dora, Mo HOLMAN, WAYNE Metallurgical, Bowling Green, Mo, HOOPER, RONALD T. Civil f St. Louis, Mo, HORNBERGER HORNKOHL HORTON HOPKINS, JOHN R, Physics, Mexico, Mo. HOPKINS, NEIL R. Metallurgical, Granite City, 111. HORENKAMP, KENNETH F Electrical , O ' Fallon, III. HORNBERGER, GARY R Electrical St. Louis, ,Mo. HORNKOHL, JAMES O. Physics, Rolla, Mo HORTON, WAYNE, C Geology, Cape Girardeau, Mo. 105 HAVHANISIAN HUFFMAN HOWARD, A. H. HOWARD, J. D. HYATT IRWIN JUNIOR HOWREY JACOBSMEYER HUDEK HUFF JAMES JANNING HAVHANISIAN, BOBGHN HOWARD, ADRIAN R HOWARD, JIM D. HOWERY, KENT E. HUDEK, ROBERT j. HUFF, FRED V. HUFFMAN, WALTER O. HYATT, GORDON R. IRWIN, JOHN W. JACOBSMEYER, ARTHUR JAMES, RONALD C JANNING, DONALD R. Mechanical, Teheran, Iran Mechanical f Dixon, Mo. Mechanical , Canton, 111. Chemical , Jasper, Mo. Mechanical , Rolla, Mo. Civil, St, Louis, Mo. Electrical, Tarldo, Mo. Civil Otego, N.Y. Mechanical, Kansas City, Mo, J. Civil , Florissant, Mo. Chemical, Dixon, Mo. Electrical, Jennings, Mo, JASPER, DON J Mechanical, Washington, Mo. JATEM, JULIAN S. Metallurgical , Pun to Fijo, Venezuela JOHNSON, ALLAN E. JOHNSON, ERIC W, JOHNSON, JAMES E. JOHNSTON, DALE A. JONES, ROBERT G. JORDAN, GEORGE H. JORDAN, PAUL R. JORDAN, THOMAS M. JOST, CHARLES G. JUD, WILLIAM F. Mechanical, Harvey, I1L Mining, Chatham, NJ. Mechanical Granite City, 111. Metallurgic al, DeSoto, Mo. Electrical, Cape Girardeau, Mo. M ecbantcal, Ke n nett , Mo. Electrical , St. Louis, Mo. Physics , Lebanon, Mo. Mechanical, Map) wood, Mo. Geology, St. Louis, Mo. JASPER JONES JATEM JORDAN, G. H. JOHNSON, A, E, JORDAN, F. R. JOHNSON, Eh W, JORDON, T, M. JOHNSON, J. E. JOST JOHNSTON JUD 106 1959 KADLEC, JOSEPH P. KAMPER, RUSSEL A. KANE, MICHA1L J KAPROS JOHN M. KEARNEY, MICHAIL C. KEELEY, LAWRENCE P. Metallurgical, Brentwood, Mo. Electrical , Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical, Wood River, III. Mechanical St, Louis, Mo, Electrical-Mechanical , Kirkwood, Mo Civil, East St Louis, 111. KELLERMAN, ROGENE KELLEY, ROBERT L. KELSICK, ROBERT W. KIEFFER, ROBERT C KILLIAN, DONALD R. KINDER, JOHN B A. Electrical, Blackburn, Mo, Electrical , Fredericktown, Mo. Civil Montgomery City, Mo Civil, Ridgeway, Ontario, Canada Electrical Whitewater, Mo, Electrical, Cresrwood, Mo. KADLEC KAMPER KANE KAPROS KEARNEY KEELEY KELLERMAN KELLEY KELSICK KIEFFER KILLIAN KINDER KING, G. W. KING, K. E. KITE KLEBBA KNOBELOCK KOENIG KOETTING KOHLBERG KOSKOLOS KOSTEN KRASSER KRON KING, GLENN W KING, KENNETH E, KITE, GORDON C KLEBBA, KENNETH T. KNOBELOCK, KENNETH KOENIG, WILLIAM A Metallurgical, Reading, Ohio Metallurgical, Bonne Terre, Mo, Electrical, Lead wood, Mo Civil , Belle, Mo H. Mechanical , Overland, Mo. Chemical, Fairmont City, 111 KOETTING, JAMES A. KOHLBERG, PAUL H, KOSKOLOS, NICK J KOSTEN, HAROLD W. KRASSER, DAVID L, KRON, JAMES F Electrical t Kansas City, Mo Mechanical, Union,, Mo, Mechanical, St Louis, Mo. Mechanical, Collinsville, 111 Mechanical, Springfield, Mo Civil, Jennings, Mo. 107 KUHLMAN, C. C. KUHLMAN, L. A. KURTZHALS KYI LAMBER LANDERS LANG LARGENT LATZER LAWHON LAWRENCE, R. F. LAWRENCE, R. C. JUNIOR CLASS KUHLMAN, CHESTER C. KUHLMAN, LOUIS A. KURTZHALS, JAMES D. KYL MAUNG M. LAMBER, C. KURT LANDERS, LEE P. LANG, ROBERT E. LARGENT, AMOS E. LATZER, JOHN C. LAWHON, RICHARD A. LAWRENCE, ROBERT F. LAWRENCE, RONALD C. Electrical, Hillsboro, Mo. Chemical, Florissant, Mo. Mechanical, Rolla, Mo. Electrical, Rangoon, Burma Geology, Indianapolis, Ind. Mechanical, Kirkwood, Mo. Electrical, Bensenville, III. Civil, Senath, Mo. Mechanical, Clayton, Mo, Chemical, St. Joseph, Mo. Mechanical, Steele, Mo. Electrical, Florissant, Mo. LAWSON, SID H. LEACH, GERALD M. LEAVA, CHARLES R. LECOMPTE. JOHN H. LEMKE, MERRILL M. LEMON, JIMMY C. LEWIS, LOUIS LIGHT, MAX E. LINTON, RICHARD E. LODHOLZ, WILLIAM J. LOEFFLER, KEITH R. LOGSDON, DONALD L. Petroleum. St. Louis, Mo. Electrical, Kansas City, Mo. Electrical, St, Joseph, Mo. Mining, St. Louis, Mo. Civil, Fort Atkinson, Wise. Electrical, Popular Bluff, Mo. Mechanical, St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical, Aurora, Mo. Mechanical, Parsons, Kans. Electrical, Ferguson, Mo. Petroleum. Allendale, 111. Civil, St. Patrick, Mo. LAWSON LEWIS LEACH LEAVA LE COM PTE LEMKE LEMON LIGHT LINTON LODHOLZ LOEFFLER LOGSDON 108 1959 LOHR, ROBERT D. LONG, JACK R. LOVE, HARLIE M. LOVELACE, JAMES T. LUKOWITZ, GREGORY J. LYNCH, ARTHUR G Mechanical , Joplin, Mo. Metallurgical , Springfield, Mo. Civil „ Hannibal, Mo, Civil, Metallurgical , Chicago, III, Civil t Lawrenceville, 111. LYNCH, FREDERICK W. LYNN, JAMES R. MC BAY, WILBUR L. MC CONNELL, JAMES H. MC COURT, THOMAS C MCGAUGH, EVERETT W. Electrical , Republic, Mo. Chemical , Popular Bluff, Mo. Mechanical , Jackson, Mo. Mechanical, Greenfield, Mo. Metallurgical, Kansas City, Mo. Mechanical , Kansas City, Mo. LOHR LONG LOVE LOVELACE LUKOWITZ LYNCH, A, C. LYNCH, F W. LYNN MC BAY MCCONNELL MC COURT MCGAUGH MCGRAW MCKEONE MCLAUGHLIN MCLEOD MC NEES MC SHANNON MAGEE MAHONEY MAISAK MAIZE MALEKINEJAD MALEY MCGRAW, JOHN F, MCKEONE, JOHN P. MCLAUGHLIN, EUGENE J. MCLEOD, JAMES E. MCNEES, GARY K. MC SHANNON, MALCOLM Mining, Schenectady, N Y. Chemical , Creve Coeur, Mo, Mechanical St. Louis, Mo, Chemical, Cameron, Mo. Electrical, Kansas City, Mo. Electrical, Bloomfield, Nebr, MAGRE, DALE M. MAHONEY, JAMES J. MAISAK, ALBERT L + MAIZE, HERMAN C MALEKINEJAD, GLASEM MALEY, JACK E. Chemical ( Crystal City, Mo. Petroleum , Belleville, 111. Electrical , Glencoe, Mo. Mechanical , Webster Groves, Mo. Electrical Electrical, Carthage, Mo. 109 MALSCH MARTENS MANOR MARBLE MAROSEK MARSHALL, B. W. MARSHALL, R. C. MARTIN MATTHEWS, C T. MATTHEWS, D. M. MAXTON MAY JUNIOR CLASS MALSCH, PETER F. MANOR, LEROY F. MARBLE, JAMES B. Civil, Rolla, Mo. Electrical , Kirkwood, Mo. Petroleum-C eology, Oneota, NY MAROSEK, CHARLES F. MARSHALL, BILLY W, MARSHALL, ROBERT C. MARTENS, THOMAS J. MARTIN, C HARVEY MATTHEWS, CHARLES T, MATTHEWS, DALE M. MAXTON, RALPH C. MAY, MONTGOMERY Mining, Little Falls, NY. Electrical , Sp ri ng f ie 1 d , Mo. Civil, Webster Groves, Mo. Electrical , Green top, Mo. Mechanical , Chester, Pa. Mechanical Conway, Mo. Science, Aldrich, Mo. Mechanical , St, Louis, Mo. Electrical , Rolla, Mo. MAYFIELD, DAVID C, MEADOWS, ROGER D. MEDLEY, PAUL B. MEHTA, DINKER L MELLER, RALPH J. MENZE, MARION J. MERRITT, JOHN F. MERTL, EUGENE E. MESKAN, ALLEN W. METCALF, WILBUR F. MEYER, HERMAN J. MEYER, HOWARD E, Mechanical , University City, Mo. Mechanical, Aurora, Mo, Electrical, J ackso n , Mo . Civil , Bombay, India Electrical, Jefferson City, Mo. Mechanical t Affton, Mo, Civil, Pierce City, Mo. Mechanical , St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical , Chicago, III. Electrical, St. Louis, Mo. Metallurgical , Cape Girardeau, Mo. Mechanical , Fulton, Mo. MAYFIELD MEADOWS MEDLEY MERRITT MERTL MESKAN MEHTA METCALF MELLER MBNZE MEYER, H. J- MEYER, H- E. no 1959 MEYERS, RICHARD A, MICK, JOHN C. MILLER, RICHARD C. MITCHELL, ROBERT C MOBLEY, GENE H. MO IT, DANIEL D. Geology, Merriam, Kans. Mechanical. Jennings, Mo. Electrical, Queen City, Mo. Chemical, O 1 Fallon, Mo. Mechanical Barnett, Mo. Chemical , Bertrand, Mo. MOK, JUNG K. Mining , Ha Dong, Korea MOLDOVAN, RICHARD J. Mechanical t Queens Village, N.Y. MONTAGUE, LEONARD F. Electrical, Dixon, Mo. MONTGOMERY, THOMAS S. Geology, Rolla, Mo. MORLOCK, JOHN E. Mechanical, St. Joseph, Mo. MORRIS, EDGAR L. Civil t Sikes ton, Mo. MEYERS MICK MILLER MITCHELL MOBLEY MOIT MOK MOLDOVAN MONTAGUE MONTGOMERY MORLOCK MORRIS MOSES MOW AT MUELLER MULHERIN MULLINS MUNSBLL MURPHY, F. F, MURPHY, F, MOSES, JIMMY D. MO WAT, JAMES F. MUELLER, DONALD G. MULHERIN, THOMAS L. MULLINS, GLOVER M. MUNSELL, BURL D. L. MURPHY, G. J. Electrical, Pilot Knob, Mo. Ceramic t Des Plaines, 111. Physics, Overland, Mo. Civil , Kirkwood, Mo. Mechanical , Joplin, Mo. Civil, Dillard, Mo. MURPHY, L. K. MURRAY, MURPHY, FREDRICK F. MURPHY, FREDERICK L. MURPHY, GROVER J. MURPHY, LARRY K, MURRAY, CHARLES E. MURRAY, JAMES O. C. E. MURRAY, J. O, Electrical , Si lex, Mo. Electrical, Farmington, Mo. Metallurgical , Little Falls, N.Y. Electrical t Springfield, III. Mechanical , Salem, III. Civil, St. Louis, Mo. Ill MUSE MYERS NANCE NOELL NOGGLE NOLFO NELSON, C G. OBERKRAMER NELSON, R . G. NIX ODENDAHL O ' GORMAN JUNIOR CLASS MUSE, DONALD F. MYERS, DALE M. NANCE, JON R. NELSON, COURTNEY G. NELSON, ROBERT G. NIX, JAMES L. NOELL, NELSON H. NOGGLE, THOMAS G. NOLFO, JAMES L OBERKRAMER, RAY R ODENDAHL, LEO A. O’GORMAN, EUGENE R, Mechanical , St, Louis, Mo. Electrical, Dexter, Mo. Physics , Springfield, Mo, Chemical, Kansas City, Mo. Mechanical, St Louis, Mo, Mechanical , Springfield, Mo. Mechanical , Overland, Mo. Civil, Hayti, Mo. Electrical, St Louis, Mo, Civil , Eureka, Mo. Civil, Argyle, Mo. Mechanical , St Louis, Mo O ' NEAL OWENS PADILLA PARCELLS PARKASH PARKS ONEAL, WILLIAM F. Petroleum , St. Louis, Mo. OWENS, DOYLE F. Civil , Gainesville, Mo. PADILLA, MARIO A Metallurgical , Guatemala, Guatemala PALACIOS, ALFREDO A. Petroleum , Baguio City, Philippines PAN, SOTHI Mining, Phnom-Penh, Cambodia PAP IN, THOMAS A Ceramic , Ste Genevieve, Mo PARCELLS, RICHARD F Mechanical f Kirksville, Mo PARKASH, CHET AN, Metallurgical, Ambala, Punjab PARKS, RUSSELL L. Petroleum, Newark, N Y PASCHEDAG, DONALD W. Electrical, Granite City, 111, PATEL, VINAYAKRAO K. Chemical, Ahmedabad, Bombay, India PATTERSON, GARY K. Chemical , Rolla, Mo PALACIOS PASCHEDAG PAN PAPIN PATEL PATTERSON 112 1959 PENDLETON, KENNETH I. PERKINS, JOSEPH L, PERRY, ERNEST R PFAUTSCH, DON A PFEFFERKORN, BILL J. PFEUFEER, RONALD R. Metallurgical , St Joseph, Mo Civil, Steelville, Mo Civil, Rolla, Mo- Electrical, Sullivan, Mo. Mechanical, Chaffee, Mo. Metallurgical f St. Louis, Mo. PHELPS, WELDON L PHELPS, WALTER D. PIEKARZ, ROBERT W. PIERCE, RAYMOND B, PIETSCH, EARL G PIKE, WILLIAM H Mechanical, Jackson, Mo. Civil, Binghamton, N.Y. Mining Chicopee, Mass. Electrical , Lone Dell, Mo. Mechanical, Rolla, Mo. Electrical , St Louis, Mo. PENDLETON PERKINS PERRY PFAUTSCH PFEFFERKORN PFEUFFER PHELPS, W. L. PHELPS, W. D. PIEKARZ PIERCE PIETSCH PIKE PLACE POARCH POPE POPP, D. J POPP, L. W. POPP m FORTARO POWELL, D M. POWELL, W. F PLACE, THOMAS W POARCH, JAMES W. POPE, LARRY B POPP, DONALD J. POPP, LAWRENCE W, FOPPITZ, JOHN V. Mechanical, Chillicothe, Mo Chemical, Springfield, Mo. Mechanical f Carte rville, Mo. Electrical , Cape Girardeau, Mo. Civil , Ette rville, Mo Mechanical , Altenburg, Mo. PORTARO, EDGARDO, J. Mining, Lima, Peru POWELL, DUANE M. Mechanical , Birch Tree, Mo. POWELL, WALTER F, Mechanical , Eminence, Mo. PRICE, DAVID E. Metallurgical. Edward sville. III. PRIESMEYER, WILLIAM F. Metallurgical , Rolla, Mo. PRIOR, LARR D. Mechanical, Mount Vernon, III 113 PRITZKER PROANO QUALLS RAGAINS RAHIM1-KESHARI RAY RAY REA REDINGTON REILLY RENNER REPHLO JUNIOR CLASS PRITZKER, DONALD H. PRONG, RICARDO E, QUALLS, ROBERT A. RAGAINS, WILBUR G. RAHIMLKESHARI, HOSSEiN, RAY, EDWIN D. 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REY REYNOLDS ROBERTSON ROBINSON RHOADES ROMANO RIZER ROBERTS, L. A ROSE ROSEBERRY 114 1959 RYAN, GARY R SAGO, JAMES L. SALIMZADEH, HENRY M SANDS, SAMUEL E, SAUNDERS, JOHN G SAXER, MEREDITH R Mechanical , Joplin, Mo. Electrical, Desloge, Mo. C h emical , T eh ran , Iran Civil, Rolla, Mo. Civil, Lakenan, Mo. Civil, Springfield, 111. SCHABBING, CHARLES E. SCHILLING, VICTOR SCHLENSKER, JAMES G. SCHMELIG, RICHARD M. SCHMIEB, JOSEPH M. SCHNEIDER, RICHARD G. Civil, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Physics , St. Louis, Mo. Mechanical, New Albany, Ind. Mechanical, St. Louis, Mo. Civil, Bohemia, N.Y. Electrical, St. Louis, Mo. RYAN SAGO SALIMZADEH SANDS SAUNDERS 5AXER SCHABBING SCHILLING SCHLENSKER SCHMELIG SCHMIEB SCHNEIDER SCHROEDER SCHW ARTZ BURT SCOFIELD SCOTT SEUFERT SHAFER SHARP SHELTON SHIELDS SIEVEKING SIMKO SIMONE SCHROEDER, GEORGE E. Electrical , Bonne, la. SCHWARTZBURT, ALLEN R Civil, St. Louis, Mo. SCOFIELD, GENE L. Mechanical. Oak Grove, Mo. SCOTT, RODNEY G. Mechanical, So. Kinloch, Pk., Mo. 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BOHLEY, THOMAS K. BOJE, WILLIAM A. BOLANDER, RICHARD W. BOLLINGER, ALEX L. BOLON, ALBERT E. BONNESS. THOMAS A. BOREN, MORRIS G. BOSSE, WILLIAM R. BOYLE, ODELL C. BRADY. HAROLD F. BRANSON, DONALD F. BRASCHLER, RONALD F. Washington, Mo, Winchester, Mass, St. Louts, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Parsons, Kans, Mexico, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Chicago, EL Herrin, III. Roil a, Mo. St, Louis, Mo, Cuba, Mo, SuJIivan, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. BRENNER, GEORGE J. St Louis, Mo. BREVILLE, WALTER L Affton, Mo BRINERp JAMES R. St. Louis, Mo. BRDCEY, HARLEY D. Mountain Grove, Mo. BRQCKMANN, RICHARD K. Howard Beach, BROWN, TEDDY L. BROYLES, GARY M. BRUNKHART, GERALD BRUNKHORST, LLOYD BUMBY, NORMAN A. BURL AGE, DONALD W. BURROWS, ALLEN C. BURTIN, JAMES D. BURTON, JOE D. BUSBY, GENE V. BUTCHER, JAMES W. HL Popular Bluff, Mo. Rolla, Mo, E Doniphan, Mo. E. Festus, Mo. Williston Park, NY. Herculaneum, Mo, Popular Bluff, Mo. Lebanon, Mo. Steele, Mo Canton, Mo, Berwyn, III. BUTLER, ROBERT A, Festus, Mo EYAS, WAYNE T. Crystal Gty, Mo. CAMP, DENNIS J. CANALE, THOMAS CARPENTER, ROBERT J. CASE, JOHN A CASTOR, RICHARD L CATRON, JERRY E. CEBE, JERRY F. CHAFFIN, LANE C GHAPPLEp JAMES W. CHATHAM, GERALD K. CHATHAM, RONALD L. CHES WORTH, JAMES J, CHILDRESS, JOHN R CHIN, GEORGE CHURCH, JERRY W. DeSoto, Mo Albion, NY, Sc Louis, Mo. Summerville, Mo. Houston, Mo St Louis, Mo. Wedston, Mo, Springfield, Mo. Independence, Mo Kirkwood, Mo. TaylorviJIe, HI. Evanston, III Sikeston, Mo. East Orange, N.J, Taylorville, 111, The new Civil Building. CHRUCH1LL, JERRY R. CLAYPOOLp LARRY CLICK, DOYLE D. CLINE, JOHN L. COCKE, KENNETH E. COESTER, JAN W. COFFEY, EMIL L. COLBURN, HOWARD t COLE, EDWARD A, COLLIGNON, PETER F COLLMAN, CHARLES D. CONSOLETTI, JOSEPH J. COOK, ECHOL E. COOKE, JAMES W. COOPER, GERALD E COPE, DEWEY M. COPHER, JOHN E COOP, ALBERT N. COREY, JAMES D. CORNELISON, JAMES E. COTTIN, KENNETH J. COX, ROBERT A Wright City, Mo. Aldrich, Mo. Brentwood, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Charleston, Mo. Glendale, Mo. Springfield, Mo, Alton, IJJ. MehlviJle, Mo. Algonquin, III. New Douglas, III Milford, Mass. Owensboro, Ky, Cairo, III. Mexico, Mo Golden, Ma Monett, Mo. Aurora, 111 Dixon, Mo. Roll a, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Alton, ILL 1959 CRAIG, FRANKLIN J. CRAVEN, CARL B, CREASON, LYLE W. CREDI, DOMINIC J CRENSHAW, REUBEN L. CROCKFORD, RICHARD H, CROW, EDWIN L. CUNNINGHAM, JACK L Rolla, Mo, Mosby, Mo. Brashear, Mo. Peru, 111, Sr Louis, Mo. Newark, N,Y Sedalia, Mo. Terre Haute, Ind. DAMKE, JOHN F. DANIELS, RONALD R. DAUGHERTY, LARRY DAVID, KENNETH D. DAVIS, JIM M. DAVIS, LESLIE E. DAVISSON, JOHN R DE BOLT, ROBERT C. DE LANCY, JACKIE D, DEPUTY, ROBERT L DIEL, ROBERT M. Jennings, Mo. Streator, III. f. Moscow Mills, Mo. Bonne Terre, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo Granite City, 111. Webb City, Mo. Chicago Heights, III. Clinton, 111. SarcGxIe, Mo. Blackwell, Ok la Pi K A, third place float. DITTON, VERNON R. Sedalia, Mo. DDC, LARRY L, Flat River, Mo DOCKERY, CALVIN D. Lamar, Mo. DODSON, RICHARD M. Maplewood, Mo. DOLL, ROBERT G St, Louis, Mo DONALD, WILLIAM W. Lebanon, Mo. DONOVAN, JOHN R. Blue Springs, Mo. DORSCH, JOHN F. Kansas City, Mo. DRACHENBERG, DAVID A. Webb City, Mo, DUDENHOEFFER, VINCENT j Bonnots Mill, Mo. DUDLEY, EDWARD F Oak Park, III. DUMOIS, GUILLERMO E. U Habana, Cuba DUNIV1N, MICHAEL L Willow Springs, Mo. EARLY, ALLEN D. ELIAS, ANDREW R ELLISON, WILLIAM ELTINGE, ERVIN K. ENGEL, BYRL J. ESTILL, ROBERT $ Godfrey, 311. Streato ' r, 111. F Sedalia, Mo. E. St. Louis, 111, Kirkwood, Mo. West Palm Beach, Fla St. Louts, Mo. EVELAND, ROBERT D, EVERMON, JAMES R. Springfield, Mo. F ADLER, EUGENE C. Prairie FAGAN, RONALD D, FARNHAM, ARTHUR H. FERGUSON, GARY L FESLER, WAYNE F, FINKELSTEIN, HOWARD L. FINLEY, ELDON B. FIRESTONE, JAMES H, du Rocher, III. Malden, Mo Marshall, Mo. Weldon, 111. Quincy, 111, Bronx, N.Y Springfield, Mo. Wilmette, III. The sinking Sunken Gardens. FISH, JAMES R, FLOOD, THADDEUS F. FORD, JOHN E. FORD, LAWRENCE M. FORE, KENNETH L. FOX, RICHARD W FRANKE, EARNEST R. Ed wards ville, 111. Sappington, Mo. Springfield, Mo. Trenton, Mo. Joplin, Mo. Arlington Hts., 111. Thayer, Mo. GAERTNER, DOUGLAS A. GAINES, HOWARD F. GALBRAITH, JAMES V. GALLAGHER, NORMAN B. GARDNER, STEVEN A GA5AWAY, JAMES W, GAY, JOSEPH C. GAYLORD, GERALD E. CENTNER, JOHN M, GIESLER, GERALD R GILBERT, RICHARD L GILMORE, ROBERT J GLAESER, CHARLES P. GLASER, ROBERT H. GLUOCSMAN, SHELDON GOFF, JERRY L GOLDBERG, HENRY, J, GORDON, GEARRY R. GOTTFRIED, BERTRAM D. GOVERO, JEROME J GRAHAM, JOHN R. GRANNEMANN, HARRY N. GRATE, GEORGE R. GREEN, SAMUEL R. Kirkwood, Mo. Pacific, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Belle, Mo. St Louis, Mo. St, Clair, Mo. Benld, III Independence, Mo. Fulton, Mo. St, James, Mo. Athens, Pa. Jefferson City, Mo. Alton, III. Grover Mo. 4 Rolla, Mo. Ciarfodale, Mo. Freeport, NY, Sedalia, Mo. Brooklyn, N.Y, Festus, Mo. Chicago, HI St, Louis, Mo. St. James, Mo. McLain, Miss, What ' s this character doing? GREENWAY, LAWRENCE , GREWIS, THOMAS E. GRIESENAUER, NEAL M, GRIFFIN, DAVID G. GRIMES, GARY W. GRINSTEAD, LARRY J. GR1ZIO, MYRON E. GROEPER, ROGER L. GUEMMER, WILLARD M. St, Louis, Mo. Wellsville, Mo. Esther, Mo, Bell City, Mo. Sedalia, Mo. Collinsville, 111 Marthasville, Mo. Perry ville, Mo. HABERMEHL, CLARK L. HAGGARD, OSSIP E, HAGUE, JAMES R HAHS, JIMMY D. HALL, GEORGE S. HANKINS, SHELBY L. HARMON, JAMES R, HARRIS, RAYMOND E, HARRISON, ROBERT E, HARTSFIELD, BEN W. HARVEY, LAWRENCE E. HASSLER, EMMET K, HATFIELD, LARRY J. HAUM, JACK L HAUSHALTER, FRED W. HAVERSTICK, DAVID L. HAYES, PAUL G, HEADINGTON, DENNIS H HEBERER, JOHN H HECHT, ROBERT W. HEILIG, GEORGE C. HELGESON, JERRY R. HELTON, RICHARD W. HENDERSHOT, JAMES R, HENDERSON, CAROL E HENDERSON, JAMES C. HENDERSON, ROBERT E, HERSHELMAN, JAMES W, MICHAEL S AVID J. HILL, JIMMIE L. Columbia, 111. Butler, Mo. Mexico, Mo, Farmington, Mo. Hillsboro, IB. Burden, Kans, Florence, Ala. St. Louis, Mo St Lou is Mo. Jackson, Mo. Vandal ia, Mo. Belle, Mo. Raytown, Mo. Sullivan, Mo. Fieldon, 111 DeSoto, Mo. Alton, 111 Decatur, III St, John ' s, Mo. Al ien burg. Mo. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Madison, N J Washington, Mo. Clare, Mich Danville, Hi St. Louis, Mo. Alton, I1L Rolla, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Webster, Groves, Mo. Ramsey, 111, SOPHOMORES Man, what crazy horses. HILLMEYER, MICHAEL J, Webster Groves, Mo. HILTON, JON D. Springfield, Mg HQBEROCK, LAWRENCE L, Neosho, Mo, Moweaqua, 111. Springfield, Mo. St Loots, Mo. Rolia, Mo. Neosho, Mo. Salem, Mo. Washington, Mo. Kansas City, Mo, Kennett, Mo. So, PJain field, NJ. Sr. Louis, Mo, Webster Groves, Mo, HODGE, CHESTER B. HODGES, JOHN L, HOECH, GARY F, HOEVELMANN, DENNIS W, HOLLOWAY, LARRY J, HOLMAN, JOHN X HOLZEM, JAMES A, HOMAN, CHARLES A. HOPKINS, BOBBY E. HOREL, EDWARD T, HORST, CLARENCE A. HORTON, SAM P. HOWDESHELL, LARRY G, HUBENTHAL, WILLIAM L. HUFF, BILLY M. HULL, JON A. HUNT, CHARLES M. HUNTER, WILLIAM H, HUTCHINS, NED M. Cherryville, Mo. Dexter, Mo, Webb City, Mo. Morristown, NJ, Tecumseh, Mo. Oak Park, HI. Bradford, Pa. INGRAM, MELVIN A. Ballwin, Mo. JACKS, FRANK E JACKSON, EDWARD L, JACOB, ANTHONY J, JAMES, JOHN L. JENNINGS, DONITHAN JOHNER, ALBERT W. JOHNSON, HAROLD E JOHNSON, JOSEPH P. JOHNSON, ROLLIE R. JOHNSON, TERRY A. JOHNSON, WILBUR E. JOKERST, JOHN B. JUNGE, GREGORY L. Springfield, Mo. Lowry City, Mo. Ste. Genevieve, Mo, Marble Hill, Mo. R. Princeton, Mq, Sunset Hills, Mo. Sedalra, Mo, Carurhersville, Mo. Maplewood, Mo, St Louis, Mo. Osage Beach, Mo. DeSoto, Mo. St. Clair, Mo. KAfNE, LAWRENCE F. Northfield, 111. KAMICAR, JAMES R. KAPFER, RICHARD R. KAYS, ROGER G, KEELER, CHARLES C. KENNEDY, HAMILTON KERR, KENNETH D. KESSLER, ARTHUR R, KESSLER, SERGIO E. A. KIMBERLIN, RALPH D. KING, RANDALL L. Roll a, Mo. St. Charles, Mo. Ponce, Puerto Rico Kansas Ciry, Mo. W. Rolia, Mo, Blue Springs, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Porto Alegre, Brazil Bourbon, Mo. Campbell, Mo. Rolia in the Spring time. KING, WILLIAM A. KLEIN, JAMES E. KLEIN, JAMES R, KL1ER, JEROME M. KLIETHERMES, JAMES I KLIPP, JAMES R KNOLL, PATRICK G. KNOWLES, KENNETH K KO, MAUNG KO KOCH, EDMUND O. KOHLLEPPEL, BOB C KOKE, ROBERT J. KOMO, MARTIN N. KONKLE, THOMAS V r KORANDO, JERRY R. KOWALSKI, CHESTER W KRISCH, DALE R KRONE, JACK B. KRUGER, JULIUS F, KRYSL, CHARLES A. KUHN, HAROLD L. St. Ann, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Chicago, III, Des Moines, Iowa Linn, Mo. St. Louis, Mo, O ' Fallon, Mo. Rolia, Mo. Myingyan, Burma Manchester, Mo. Conception, Mo. Richmond Heights, Mo, Dituner, Mo. Paducah, Ky. St Louis, Mo. Chicago, III. St. Louis, Mo. Springfield, Mo. See. Genevieve, Mo, St. Louis, Mo. Alton, III. LANEY, PETER E, LARKIN, JOHN M, LASMANIS, RAYMOND LAURENSON, ROBERT LAWLER, WILLIS D, LAWRENCE, ROSA N, LAY, BARBARA R, LAZARAS, PAUL V LAZARA5, PETER J. LECK, GEORGE W. Rolia, Mo. Troy, N.Y. Roslyn Heights, N.Y. M. Springfield, Mt . Seymour, Mo, Steele, Mo. Rolia, Mo. Roselle Park, NJ. Roselle Park, NJ, Princeton Jet., N.J. LEFFEBRE, ANIBAL Anzoategui, Venezuela LEHNHOFF, TERRY F, LEMBECK, THEODORE J, LEMONS, CHARLES E LEONARD, KARL G LEONARD, RENE J. LEONE, ANTHONY W. LESTER, JAMES L LEU, JUAN LEWIS, DAVID M. LEWRIGHT, GERALD M, LIGHT, BILLY J. LIMBAUGH, CHARLES C, LINA, JOHN A. LINVILLE, ROBERT J. LITZLER, RONALD J. LITZMAN, STEPHEN M. LLAO, JUAN L. LOFTIN, FLOYD E. LORTZ. FRANCIS E Robertson, Mo. DeSoto, Mo, Popular Bluff, Mo. Dumont, NJ. La Habana, Cuba Ben Id, III. Sikeston, Mo. Havana, Cuba Sikeston, Mo. Kirkwood, Mo. Rolia, Mo. Jackson, Mo. St, Louis, Mo, Kansas City, Mo. Benton, Mo, St Louis, Mo, Habana, Cuba Rolia, Mo. Vichy. Mo. Now, let ' s talk this over. LUCAS, EARL W. LUCAS, WAYNE L. LUEDDE, ROBERT H, LUNDSTROM, JACK D. LUX, KENNETH C. LYTLE, EVERETT W. Hannibal, Mo. Bismark, Mo. Olivette, Mu Sr, Louis, Mo, St. Louis, Mo, Chesterfield, Mo. MARSHALL, FRED H. MCCAHON, MICHAEL D. MCCAW, CHARLES K, MCCIUSKEY, WALTER H. MCCOY, NEDDIE D. MCCRARY, MURRAY M, MC DONALD, ALAN L, MCKEAN. GILBERT R. MCKEE, EDDIE D. MC LAIN, JIMMIE H. MCNABB, JESSE E. MCRAE, MICHAEL M. MACLEAN, RUSSELL G. MADDOX, MARKEN M. MAIS, JAMES H. St James, Mo, Kansas City, Mo. Rolia, Mo. Madison ville, Ky. Miller, Mo. Weatherby, Mo St, Louis, Mo, Rock Hill, Mo. Benton, ML St Louis, Mo. Potosi, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. DenvilJe, N.J. Cairo, III. Aurora, Mo. 1959 MAIS, RAYMOND A. MAKSYMICZ, MICHAEL J, MALESKIS, WILLIAM M. MAN IE, THOM AS E. MANKOVICH, LEO A. MANNBBCK, DONALD H. MARCHESKI, JOSEPH W. MARKWAY, JAMES A. MARLER, DONALD S. MARTIN, CHARLES J. MARTIN, JAMES E MARTIN, JAMES H, MARTIN, ROGER T. MATED, DOMINGO L MATHEWS, WILLIAM E. MAUNE, DAVID F, MAUP1N, WALTER L MAUSSHARDT, DAVID A. MAY, WILLIAM L. MAYER, ALVIN A. Aurora, Mo, Little Falls, N.Y. Niagara Falls, N.Y. Osceolo, Ark, St. Louis, Mo. West Plains, Mo, St. Louis, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. Crystal, Mo. Clinton, ILL. Elmwood Park, 01. Mexico, Mo. Riverdale, 111. Caracas, Venezuela Evansville, OIL Washington, Mo. Hannibal, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. RoIIa, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. The start of another lovely day. MEADOR, GEORGE C. Springfield, III. MEGA. DONALD M. Granite Gty, III. MEIER, CRAIG A. St, Louis, Mo. MERKEL, EDWARD F. St. Louis, Mo. MERRYFIELD, ROBERT M. Windsor, Mo MEYER, RICHARD H. Florissant, Mo. MEYER, WILLIAM B. St. Louis, Mo. MIELKE, OTTO L. Owensboro, Ky. MILES, JOHN M. Stover, Mo. MILLER, CHARLES E. Verona, Mo. MILLER. JOSEPH R. Cassville, Mo. MINTON, JAMES W. Hannibal, Mo. MISEMER, GERALD D. Springfield, Mo. MITCHELL, DAVID A. Trenton, Mo. MITCHELL, FRANK B. St, Louis, Mo, MOELLER, RICHARD M. Kirkwood, Mo. MOORE, DONALD R. Hunnewell, Mo. MOORE, GEORGE E. St. Louis, Mo. MORGAN, DONALD E. Metamora, III. MOSS, R. DEAN Kansas City, Mo. MUEH LEMAN, RUSSELL N. DuQuoin, til. MUELLER, RICHARD A, St. Louis, Mo. MULLINS, JOHN F. MUNGLE, BURLIN D. MUNRO, ANDREW M. MUSGROVE, SAMUEL O, St. Louis, Mo. Kennen, Mo. Cuba, Mo. Alton, III MYERS, GEORGE T. Willow Springs, Mo. NIBLOOC, GLENN A. NICHELSON, GEORGE R. NICKERSON, T. JACK NIENHAUS, WAYNE B. Overland, Mo. Grove City, Pa. Bethany, Mo, Pacific, Mo, Don t let that little guy bother you. NISBETT, DONALD L. NORAUSKY, PATRICK H. Kansas City, Mo. E. St. Louis, 111. ODEGARD, MILTON A. ODOM, JAMES T. OGDEN, RAYMOND L, OLSON, WILLIAM E. O ' MEALY, PATRICK R. ORNBURN, JAMES M. OSTMANN, DONALD A. OTTEN, ERIC H. OUSLEY, RUSSELL M. OWENS, SAMUEL C OWSLEY, DAVID V. Chicago, Heights, 111 Eld ridge, Mo. Bowling Green, Mo. Ladue, Mo. Springfield, Mo. Moberly, Mo St. Charles, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Berkeley, Mo. Kansas City, Mo, Hannibal, Mo. PAIEWONSKY, ALBERT S. Dominican Republic PAPPAS, GEORGE P. Hannibal, Mo. PATRICK, GILBERT W. Louisana, Mo. PATTERSON, FRED K, Raytown, Mo. PBCK, CHARLES E, Mexico, Mo. PECK, GARY J. Monett, Mo. PECKMANN, JAMES L. Bloomington, III. PEREZ, HUMBERTO Barquisimeto, Venezuela PERRIGUEY, DONALD E. PERRY, GLENN D PERRY, WILLIAM H. PETERSON, HENRY N. PETERSON, JAY A. PETTI BON, ROBERT B„ PETTY, DAVID A. PEZZA, ANTHONY D. St. Clair, Mo. Hornersville, Mo. Richland, Mo. Plano, 111. St. Louis, Mo. Springfield, Mo. Liberty, Mo. Cranston, R.l. St. Par Queen and her Court. PHILLIPS, IRA R. PHILLIPS, JERRY E. PICKETT, ROBERT C PLUHAR, DALE J. POLLOCK, ROBERT A. POM, LAURENCIO PONDER, PERRY R. POPP, RAYMOND H. POWELL, ALFRED R. POWERS, ROBERT R. PRACHON, PACHANUK PRICE, CHARLES R. FRIVES, CHARLES M. PURDY, RICHARD R. PUTMAN, WENDELL C. PYATT, DONALD L QUINN, MATHEW J. QUINTANS, JOSE M. Mexico, Mo. Mt. Vernon, 111. St. Louis, Mo. Westmont, III. Arcadia, Mo. San Nkolaas, Aruba Iberia, Mo, Jackson, Mo. Centralia, Mo. Kansas Gty, Mo, R, Bangkok, Thailand St. Louis, Mo. Affton, Mo, St. Louis, Mo, Salem, Mo. Ftederickcown, Mo. Mountain Grove, Mo, Pinar del Rio, Cuba RABACSf JOHN RANDOLPH, ROBERT W. RAPPLEAN, THOMAS W, RAWSON, THOMAS C. Lynbrook, N.Y. Carmi, 111, St. Louis, Mo, DeSoto, Mo. RAY, DAVID E. Chicago Heights, 111. RECKINGER, ARTHUR P. Warrenton, Mo. REDINGTON, DENNIS B, Kirkwood, Mo. REDINGTON, EDWARD A, Centralia, Mo. REDD, LARENCE A. Kansas City, Mo. REESE, BARTLEY L. University Gty, Mo, REEVES, BOB D. REYNOLDS, CARL R Clarkton, Mo. Overland, Mo, RICKETTS, JOHN W. R1ETH, WILLIAM E. RINEHART, MARTIN P. ROBBINS, BURT H ROBERSON, CHARLES M. ROBERTS, DONALD P. ROBERTS, DONALD W. ROBERTS, JOHN H. Springfield, Mo. Marshall, Mo. St. James, Mo. Paducah, Ky. Kansas City, Mo. Chester, 111. Ferguson, Mo. IHiopolis, 111. SOPHOMORES The Old Met. Building ROBERTS, LOWELL G. Kansas City, Mo. ROBERTS, WENDELL R. Paragould, Ark ROBINSON, RICHARD W. Lexington, Mass. ROTH, WILLIAM F. Lemay, Mo. ROTHWELL, ROBERT C. Jefferson City, Mo. ROUSSIN, ROBERT W. RUCK, WAYNE B. RUDOLPH, JOHN W. RUER DON L. St. Louis, Mo. Ballwin, Mo. Amazonia, Mo, Springfield, Mo. RULLKOETTER, GERALD W. Florissant, Mo. RUMER, DONALD R, Jefferson Oty, Mo. Caracas, Venezuela St. Louis, ( Mo. St. Louis, Mo, Normandy, Mo. Bourbon, Mo, University City, Mo, St Louis, Mo. Union Star, Mo. Valhalla, N.V. St. Louis, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. SALAZAR, ARNALDO J. SANDLER, DAVID D. SCHADER, KENNETH J. SCHAEFER, ROBERT L. SCHAEFER, RU5TON R. SCHAUB, EDWIN H, SCHNEIDER, HARRY O. SCHNJTKER, DAVID G SCHOT, ERIK H. SCHR1EBER, RICHARD L. SCHROEDER, CONRAD J. SCHUER MEYER, WILLIAM F. Lemay, Mo. SCHULKE, RICHARD H. Maplewood, Mo. SCHULZE, ARNOLD C. Rolla, Mo. SCOGGINS, JERRY L. Alton, 01. SCOLLAY, BERTRAM H Overland, Mo. SCOTT, LOUIS E. Versailles, Mo. SCOTT, THOMAS L Ft. Smith, Ark. SHAFFER, ALAN D. $t Louis, Mo. SHAH, HARSHAD M. Bombay, India SHAH, KHALID Multaiv, W. Pak. SHAH, RAMESHCHANDRA Bombay, India SHARON, ALBERT D + SHARP, RICHARD E. SHORT, DELMER L. SHULER, LEX L. SHULTZ, MARTHA C SHY, PAUL N. SIDWELL, JAMES E. SIESENNOP, WILBERT W. Independence, Mo. Fredericktown, Mo. St. Charles, Mo. Salem, 111. Kansas City, Mo. St. Louis. Mo. Florissant, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. SILVERS, WAYNE L. SILVERBERG, CARL G. SIMMONDS, HOYT L. SKELTON, CHARLES J. SMITH, GLESNOR W. SMITH, MEMPHORD L. SMITH, NEIL E. SMITH, ROY B. SNAVELY, KENNETH E. SNELSON, RICHARD O. Sedalia, Mo. Sturbridge, Mass. Greenville, I1J. Lebanon, Mo. Neosho, Mo. St. Louis, Mo, Rolla, Mo. Jackson, Mo, St. Louis, Mo. Holts Summit, Mo. Just like a pretzel SNOW, JAMES W. SOUZA-POZA, AVELINO SPANSKI, GREGORY T. SPENCER, GARY E. STAATS, GARY E STACEY, HADLEY V. STACK, WILLIAM L STAIRS, CURTIS STALEY, JAMES G STAND LEY, FRANKLIN R. STEFFEN, EDWIN W. STEIL, FRED G. STEINBACH, JON D. STEINER, DONALD L. STEVENSON, CURTIS W. STIGALL, GARRY E. STOJEBA, STANLEY T. STOKELY, WILLIAM S + STOLTE, DON J. STONE, TONY C. STORY, JESSE A. STOVESAND, JAMES H, STRAATMANN, JOHN A. STRIEBEL, RONALD I. STROHM, ROBERT E. SULLIVAN, JOSEPH F. 5UMMITT, JAMES W. SUTHERLAND, HARRY E, SWANK, JERRY C SWAW, BRYAN F. Amsterdam, NY. Pontevedra, Spain Chicago, 111. St, Louis, Mo. Marcel ine, Mo. Mexico, Mo. Sullivan, Mo. Mayfield, Ky. St. Louis, Mo. Van Buren, Mo. Alton, ILL Irvington, NJ. Lemay, Mo. St, James, Mo, Kirkwood, Mo. Brentwood, Mo. St, Louis, Mo. Salem, 111, St. Louis, Mo Doniphan, Mo, W, Frankfort, III. St. Louis, Mo. Washington, Mo. St. Louis, Mo, Kirkwood, Mo, Lebanon, Mo. Malden, Mo. Farmington, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. New burg, Mo. SWORD, RUSSELL D« Mexico, Mo. TAYLOR, DARRYL G, Kansas City, Mo. TEGETHOFF, JAMES J. Florissant, Mo. TERAN, OMAR D, Cabimas Zulia, Venezuela THEILMANN, VERNON R THOMPSON, BOBBY D. THOMSON, JACKIE U THURMAN, ROBERT E, TIMS, JACOB R, TIN, MAUNG T. TRAMMEL, PHILLIP K. TRIPP, LOWELL E, TROXEL, LEON S. TRUESDALE, PHILIP W. TURNER, TERRY N. TWEDELL, RICHARD N, TWELE, MICHAEL N. TW1 DWELL, LARRY G. St. Louis, Mo, St. Joseph, Mo, Kansas City, Mo, Republic, Mo. Ironton, Mo. Myingyan, Burma Harrisburg, 111. Vienna, 111, Webb City, Mo. St. Louis, Mo, Kansas City, Mo. Bethany, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Farmington, Mo. UREKAR, JOSEPH F, Livingston, HL URTON, RONALD R. Trenton, Mo. Who ' s a pig? UTTERBACK. FRANK D. Perry, Mo, VALENTINE, CRAIG A. Staten islan, N Y. VAN DORFY, MICHAEL R. Bellaire, Tex. V ANNOY, EVERETT H. Hughesvilie, Mo. VAN RAM SHORT, LEE B. Chicago Heights, III. VASTERLING, LARRY R. Glendale, Mo. VAUGHAN, BOB J. Rolla, Mo. VOGUER, DAVID R. St. Louis, Mo. WAGNER, CHARLES E WALDECKER, DONALD E. WALKER. JAMES W. WALLACE, CARL J. WALTRIP, LEE A. WASSON, WILLIAM 5. WATTS, GERALD L WEAR, TYROL E, WEBER, LAWRENCE E. WEBER, WILLIAM J, WED1G, EDWIN H. WEETMAN, BRUCE G. Chesterfield, Mo, Hermann, Mo. Pleasant Hill, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Herculaneum, Mo. Normandy, Mo. Justice, 111. Belton, Mo, St. John, Mo. Lee Summit, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Gienham, N.Y. 1959 WEINSHENKER, BARRY O, St, Louis, Mo. WELL[NG, LANCE L. St, Louis, Mo, WEST, JIMMY D Miller, Mo. WHELAN, RAYMOND A Moosup, Conn. WHITCRAFT, HOWARD M Clayton, Mo. WHITE, CARY D. Springfield, Mo, WHITE, CHARLES H, St. Louis, Mo. WHITEHEAD, ROBERT W, Dewitt, Ill WHITTEN, TRAV1CE W. RoJla, Mo. WIEDA, ELLIS M. Lonedell, Mo. WILBANKS, BILL O. O ' Fallon, Mo. WILBUR, MERRIETT G, Jackson, Mo. WILLARD, DICKIE E, Princeton, Mo. WILLIAMS, CONNIE L Risco, Mo. WILSON, HARRY J. Monroe City, Mo. WILSON, JAMES W. Kirkwood, Mo WILSON, ROBERT D. DeSoto, Mo WILSON, TOMMIE C. Kansas City, Mo WINCHESTER, ROBERT O. Sikeston, , Mo. Who ' s got what? Now, you all be quiet — Shut up! College life, the only way. WISTEHUFF, WILLIAM E WITT. LARRY N, WOERNER, RICHARD A. WOLF, SHERMAN A. WOLF, WILLIAM J. WOLFINBARGER, SAM L. WRIGHT, JOHN C. WUENSCHER, MARTIN E. WYATT JULIAN R. Taylorville, 111 Sedaiia, Mo. St Louis, Mo, Butler, Mo. Pacific, Mo, Neosho, Mo. Maplewood, Mo, University City, Mo. Belton, Mo. YOUNG, GERALD L. Frederick town. Mo. ZAJMEN, MOHAMMED K. Kolul, Afghanistan ZAL5MAN, SAUL Hedera, Israel ZAVERI, VYOMESHKUMAR N. Bombay, India ZERWEKH, ROBERT P. Peoria, ILL ZIBERT, JOHN Peru, 111. ZORUMSKI, WILLIAM E. Waynesviile, Mo. ZWART, JOSEPH A. Yonkers, N Y, FRESHMEN St, Pat ' s Maid ABBOTT JOHN M. Springfield, Mo. ABERNATHY, LARRY G. Centra III ABOUHAMAD, EMILIO Caracas Venezuela ABRAHIM, MOHAMMED A. Kabul, Afghanistan ABRAMS, WILLIAM G AC HEN BACH, GARY D. ADAMS, BERT B. AFFOLTER, ALIEN L, ALBRECHT, RAUL N. ALCORN, HERBERT R, ALLEN LOUIS B, AMMON, SYLVESTER J ANDERSON, LELAND F, ANDERSON, LEWIS G ANDERSON, ROGER D. Hannibal, Mo. Trenton, Mo. Springfield, Mo. Rolla Mo. Chesterfield, Mo, St. Louis, Mo. Savannah, Mo. Brentwood, Mo. Chillicothe, Mo. University City, Mo, St. Louis, Mo. ANTHONY, ARTHUR J. Lexington, Mass, APPLEQUIST, JAMES K Affton, Mo. ARAY, TEOF1LO J. San Fernando Apure, Venezuela ARNOLD CHARLES G. Springfield, Mo. ASSELME1ER, DARRYL O. Valmeyer, 111. ATKINSTON, FRED H Licking Mo. AYLWARD, ANDREW T. St Louis, Mo. BACHSTEIN, RICHARD L, BACON, WILLIAM E. BAGLEY, RONALD P. BALDWIN, DONALD R. Barnes, Lionel d. BARTELS, KENT W. BARTHOLIC, DAVID B. BARTLETT, RONALD E. BASS, ORAL E BAST, GEORGE L. BAUGHER, ROBERT E. Affton, Mo. Ferguson, Mo. Peoria, I1L St. Louis, Mo. Licking, Mo. Glendale, Mo. St Louis, Mo. Richmond, Mo. Louisiana, Mo. Cuba, Mo, Sullivan, Mo. BAUMGARDNER, JOHN D. East St. Louis, III. BEATTE, CHARLES E. BECKLEY, TOMMIE R. BECKMANN, ROGER JL BEECH, DENNIS W. BEEGLE, DONALD W. Festus, Mo. Jerico Springs, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Overland, Mo. Mounds, III. BELL, CEDRIC C BELL, LYNDALL K. BENNETT, DAVID A. BENNETT, GEORGE BENTLEY, JAMES R. BERKOWITZ, NORMAN BERRY, GEORGE F. BERRY, JOHN A. BERSETT, GERALD W. BLAIR, LEWIS N. Hackensack, NJ. Maplewood, Mo. St. James, Mo, Desloge, Mo. West Plains, Mo. S. Brooklyn, N.Y. Norbotne, Mo. Ferguson, Mo. Jennings, Mo. Richmond, Mo. The winner takes all. BLANCO, DANIEL A. Lima, Peru BLANTON, ROBERT D. Desloge, Mo. BLOCK, GARY J, University City, Mo. BLUMBERG, LESLIE New York City, N.Y. BOHNING, JON R. BOLAZINA, DONALD L. BOLLINGER, ALEXANDER L BORDBAR, PARVIZ BORTHAYRE, PHILIPPE P. BOSCHERT, ROBERT F BOST, CHARLES R. BOSWELL, WAYNE BOUNDS, DONALD R. BOWDRE, LARRY G. BOWSER, RONALD L BRACKETT, FRANK J. BRADY, HAROLD F. BRADY, SHERMAN D. BRANDHOR5T, ALLAN R. BRECKENRIDGE, ROBERT J, Big Spring, Tex. BREITTNFELD, RICHARD T, St. Louis, Mo. BRENNER, RONALD D. Hickman Mills, Mo. BREUER, THOMAS E. Rolla Mo. BREWER, DAVID H. Independence Mo. BRIDEGROOM, WILLIAM E. St Louis, Mo. BRILES GERALD A. Rolla, Mo. BROCKHAUS, ROBERT H. St Louis, Mo. BROWN, CRILL B. University City, Mo. BROWN, DALLAS L. Risco Mo. Glencoe, Mo. Rock Hill, Mo. Mexico, Mo. Teheran, Iran Lima Peru Godfrey, III. Popular Bluff, Mo. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Palmyra, Mo. St Louis, Mo. Ladue, Mo. Portland, Me. Cuba, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. St Louis, Mo. BROWN, DAVID W, II BROWN, DEWEY F BROWN, EDWIN, D. Stoutland, Mo. Riverview, Mo. Moscow Mills, Mo. BROWN, JAMES L, Belton, Mo. BROWN, JAY D. Popular Bluff, Mo. BROWN, NORMAN L. Houston, Mo. BROWN, RICHARD St Louis, Mo. BROWN, TIMOTHY O. Fairfield, Me. BRUBGGEMAN, EDWARD K Affton, Mo, BRUNS, MYRON D. St. Louis Mo. BRYANT, DARRELL K. BRYANT, LARRY W, BUCK KENNETH T BUCK, RICHARD L BUCKMAN, JOHN D. BUERKI, ROGER F. DULLER, DONALD A BURFORD, MILTON ft. BURGENER, KENNETH W. Plattsburgh, Mo BURGHARD, FLOYD L- Potosi, Mo. BURTON, ROBERT S. Murphysboro, 111. BUSCH, RAY E Gerald, Mo. Rolla, Mo. New Cambria, Mo. Riverdale III. Lebanon, Mo. Memphis, Tenn. St Louis, Mo. St Louis, Mo, University City, Mo. Beautiful Queen Linda BUSH, WILLIAM A Eureka, Mo. CAGE, KENNETH L. Crystal City, Mo. CALONGE, JOSE Central Cunagua, Camaguey, Cuba CAMERON, JIM B. CAMP, MARVIN O. CAPLINGER, LYLE D, CARDONA, JUAN M CAREY, LAWRENCE M, CARMACK, DOUGLAS W. CARR, ROBERT B. CARR, ROBERT L CARRON, ELDON A. CARTER, GEORGE R. CARTER, LARRY L. CARTER, MICHAEL E, CARTER ROBERT D, CARTER, THOMAS L, CASHMAN, BILL J. CHAPMAN, KEITH E CHARTRAU, DOYNE L. Springfield, Mo. Pollock, Mo, Twin Bridges, Mo. Havana, Cuba Cuba, Mo- Evansville, Ind. Eminence, Mo. Waynesville, Mo. Bloomsdale, Mo, Potosi, Mo. Kansas City, Mo, Roscoe, Mo. Potosi, Mo, Roscoe, Mo Ardmore, Okla St James, Mo, Sikes ton, Mo. 1959 Hansel and Gretel Let ' s hold this thing stead y. ' DEBOW, WAYNE DELL, JACK H. DELLING, DAVID R. DENNIS, GENE P DERANJA, THEODORE DETWEILER, FRANCIS DE VOUTQM, A JOHN DEWING, HERMAN H. DEWITT, THOMAS E. DIAS SOUZA, ALVARO Collinsville, III. St, Joseph, Mo. Kirkwood, Mo. Lake Lotawana, Mo. F. St. Louis, Mo. M. Kankakee, 111. Normandy, Mo. Roll a. Mo. Webb ' City, Mo. A. Cidade De Goa, CHEEK, DONALD M. Kannapolis, N.C. CHILDRESS, RICHARD D. Branson, Mo. CHIRANAKQRN, CHAKRJSNA CHONG, ALTON D. TrimtyviUe, Jamaica, B.W.L CHRISTOFFEL, CAROL J. CIETEK, JOSEPH G. CLANTON, BILLY J. CLARK, DENNIS A. CLARK, TED E. CLARKE, JAMES R. Monett, Mo. Watervliet, NT. Doniphan, Mo. Chicago, 111. Meredosia, DL Godfrey, 111 CLAYBAUGH, ROBERT J. Independence, Mo. CLEMENTS, JOHN L. Gallatin, Mo. CLEVE, BERNARD F, Farmington, Mo. CLINE, LARRY D. Springfield, Mo CLOSE, MAXWELL L. Carterville, Mo. COGGINS, CHARLES A. St. Louis, Mo. COLANTUONO, WILLIAM R New York, N.Y COLE, RONALD S. St. Louis, Mo. CUNEIO, JACK L. Sullivan, Mo. CURL, HOWARD W. Joplin, Mo. CURSON, WILLIAM N. St. Louis, Mo, DAHL. LAWRENCE S. Ferguson, Mo, DANIELLO, NICK Rome, N.Y DARN ALL, JERALD A. Springfield, Mo. DAUENHEIM, WOODY D. I Mo. DAVID, DENZIL D. Hannibal, Mo. DAVIS, JAMES L Eureka, Mo. COLLINS, CLYDE W. Dupo, 111. COLLINS, PHILLIP C St. Clair, Mo. COMMENS, GERALD J. Kirkwood, Mo. CON DIE, JOHN E. Chicago, III. CONLEY, CARL D, Paris, Mo. COOK, HOMER L. Roll , Mo. COOK, PEGGY J. Belle, Mo. CORNELL, RALPH D. St Louis, Mo. CORRIGAN, STEPHEN L. St. Louis, Mo. CORSON, GORDON L. Sedalia, Mo. CORTE, ENRIQUE E Buenos Aires, Argentina COW PERTH W AITE ( RONALD L. Lebanon, Mo. COX, DAVID LEE COX, EDWARD W. COYLE, ROY T, GRADER, HAROLD W. CRAIGHEAD, BILL L. CROCKETT, DAVID P. CROSS, JOHN C. CUESTA, HERNAN F, Kirkwood, Mo, Lemay, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Oran, Mo. Fulton, Mo. DeKalb, Mo. Lexington, Mo. Barquisimeto, Venezuela Portugese India DIETER LE, CARL East St. Louis, HI. DILLINGHAM, ALBERT C. Jennings, Mo. DISCHNER, EDWARD E. St. Joseph, Mo. DOIRON, DAVID H. DONNELLY, JOHN J. DOWDY, JAMES W. DOYLE, LOWELL C. DRAKE, STEPHEN L. DUELL, RICHARD DUENSJNG, FRED DUERINGER, HENRY H. DULEY, WAYNE D DUNCAN, GARY L. DUNCHEON, DANIEL W. Red Bud, II I. Carterville, Mo, Ste. Genevieve, Mo. Rockford, III. Neosho, Mo. Lebanon, Mo. Clinton, Mo. St. Charles, Mo Dexter, Mo. St, Clair, Mo. Ashland, HI. DUN1VIN, PATRICK H. Willow Springs, Mo, DUNKER, DOUGLAS W, DUNN, JERRY L. DUNN, LARRY R, DUNN, NEIL C. DUNN, STUART T. DUNNE, RICHARD W. Perryville, Mo. Oswego, Kans, Oswego, Kans. Trenton, Mo. Florissant, Mo, Ferguson, Mo Nice Looking Cave! DURNELL, NOLAND R. DUVALL, HENRY P. DYHOUSE, DAVID E. EDMISON, ROGER A. EDRIS, CHARLES R E1LENSTINE, IVAN L, EIRTEN, FRANK O. ELFRINK, LINDELL H. ELSER, ROBERT B, ERICKSON, WILLIAM ERWIN, CHARLES T. ERWIN, ROBERT D. ESHBAUGH, JAMES L EWERS, FRANCIS A, EYER, PHILLIP D. Willow Springs, Mo, Ste, Genevieve, Mo, Owensville, Mo. Mr. Vernon, 111. Knox City, Mo. Lebanon, Mo. Clayton, Mo. Jackson, Mo, Kansas City, Mo. Gurnee, 111. Overland, Mo, Overland, Mo. Rolla, Mo, Vienna, Mo. Kansas City, Mo, FAENGER, ROBERT A. FANTER, DALE L. FARMER, JOHN O, FEHSENFELD, GARY D, FENELQN, RONALD H. FEREBEE, WILLIAM H. FERGUSON, CYRIL A. FERRILL, DAVID A. FINNE, GERALD O. FISCHER, EDWARD V FISHER, LARRY F FITZGERALD, BARRY G. FLETCHER, DAVID W FLOOD, JOHN A. FOLKERT, CHARLES R FORNESS, WARREN W. FOSTER, THOMAS R. FQUT5, GARY L FRAUENHOFFER, JOHN M FREG ALETTE, ROBERT V. FREY, DENNIS A. FRYER, KENNETH E. FUEMMELER, NORBERT E. FUERST, FRED F. FUERST, ROBERT C Mehlville, Mo, Arnold, Mo, Rossell, Kans. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Hartford, 111, Stratford, Conn. Warwick, R.L Washington, Mo, Lamar, Mo, Middletown, Mo. Downey, Calif. Terre Haute, Ind. Independence, Mo. St. James, Mo. Osgae Beach, Mo. Bethany, Mo, , St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Maplewood, Mo. St James, Mo. Glasgow, Mo, Rolla, Mo, Rolla, Mo. FRESHMEN What a time to wash. FUNSCH, OWEN B, FYAN, ROBERT W, St. Louis, Mo. Marshfield, Mo. GAJDUSEK, ERNEST A, GALLIVAN, TIMOTHY J. GANDHI, HARISH D. GARDNER, ROBERT H. GARRIGUE, PIERRE GARTON, CHARLES E. GATWOOD, GARI T. GAUME, WENDELL R. GEORGE, LARRY F. GERHART, BILLY L. GIBBONS, JACK E. GIBSON, NOBLE R. GILLIAM, RITA S GJ RATOS, DAVID M, GLADNEY, WILLIAM E, GLAESE, PAUL L. GLAESE, WILLIAM C. GLASSEL, CLIFFORD L. St. Joseph, Mo. GLENN, WILLIS E. Belle, Mo. GOE, LARRY D. Mexico, Mo. GOLLHOFER, ROBERT D. Downers Grove, ILL GOLTZ, RALPH J. St, Louis, Mo, GRAHAM, GLENN N. Frederick town, Mo. GRAHAM, WILLIAM B. Jefferson City. Mo. GRATERON, THOMAS R. Barquisimeto, Venezuela GREELEY, RICHARD G. Town Country, Mo. GREEN, LAWRENCE D. Thayer, Mo. GREENE, WILLIAM F. Lee s Summit, Mo, GREENSTREET, DONALD L. Kansas City, Mo. Yonkers, N.Y. Des Peres, Mo. Bombay, India St. Louis, Mo. Lima, Peru Kansas City, Mo. Sayreville, NJ. Crestwood, Mo. Mexico, Mo. Eldon, Mo, Harrisburg, 111. Chula, Mo, Peace Valley Mo, Lemay, Mo, Centralia, Mo. Cuba, Mo. GREER, DONALD J. GRESHAM, THOMAS GRESPAN, LOUIS W. GRIFFIN, JERRY B. GRIMES, JOHN D. GRIMES, LARRY R. GRIMM, GARRISON K. GROAT, ARTHUR E. Marshfield, Mo. Carthage, Mo. Rockford, IIJ. Farmington, Mo, St, Joseph, Mo. BeJJ City, Mo. RolJa, Mo. DeSoto, Mo. GROETEKE, EUGENE A. GRONEMEYER, GARY F, GROTPETER, JOSEPH H. GRUENLOH, ROBERT H, GUEST, JAMES O. GULSOY, TURGUT, GUYER, RICHARD E. St. Louis, Mo, Ferguson, Mo. Wright City, Mo. Florissant, Mo. King City, Mo. Istanbul, Turkey Kirkwood, Mo. HAAS. DONALD W. Rolla, Mo, Now, let ' s play fair. HAAS, GERALD N. HAFFNER, JAMES D. HAGER, ANDREW J. HAHNE, MERTON K, HAHS, JERRY L HALENAR, ROBERT J. HALL, DONALD C. HALL, JOHN M. Kansas City, Mo. Hackensack, N.J. Neosho, Mo. Coleridge, Neb. Crystal City, Mo. Dumont, N.J. Eldon, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo, HALLAHAN, RICHARD A, HALLERBERG, WILLIAM L. HAND, HAYWARD HANSEN, ERIC G. HARDIE, MICHAEL G. HARMON, FERD J. HARRIS, JOHN A. HARRISON, JOHN E Webster Groves, Mo. Kirkwood, Mo. St Louis, Mo, Harrisburg, El. Ozark, Mo. Sullivan, Mo. Cuba, Mo. New Brunswick, N.J. HARRISON, RICHARD R. HART, JOHN J. HARTMAN, WILLIAM N, HARTUNG, ROBERT F. HATFIELD, DARYL C HATFIELD, DAVID C HAUG, EDWARD J. Kirkwood, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Central ia. Mo. Chesterfield, Mo. St. Joseph ,Mo. St Joseph, Mo. Bonne Terre, Mo. HAUSCHILD, WARREN P. Kensas City, Mo. HAVENER, GARY W. HAVEY, ALLEN R. HAWKER, GEORGE F. HAYES, JERRY L HAYES, RUSSELL L. MEGGER, ALPHONSE W. Mexico, Mo. Pittsfield, Me. Hunnewell, Mo. Mountain View, Mo. Hayden, Mo. St Louis, Mo. HEIDBRINK, HAROLD L. Chesterfield, Mo. HEIMANN, BILL E. HEINS, RALPH E. HEMMANN, JOSEPH H. Lemay, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Lone Dell, Mo. HENDERSON, FRANCIS D. Monroe City, Mo. HENDERSON, JOHN HENDERSON, LARRY K, HENDRICKS, PAUL R. HENSLEY, CLYDE R. HENSLEY, JAMES H. HENSON, LOWELL L. HENSON, LUTHER M. HERBERT, JERRY L. HERR, DONALD C. HERRON, DENNY L. HERTEL, THOMAS P. HESSE, JAMES R. HEWITT, WILLIAM D. HEWLETT, CLIFFORD D. HIGGINS, JOHN J. Hannibal, Mo. Malta Bend, Mo. Stotkton, Mo. Crocker, Mo. Ste, Genevieve, Mo. Marion, 111. Osage Beach, Mo. Lake Ozark, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. LaRose, III. Bourbon Mo. Maplewood, Mo. Festus, Mo. Monett, Mo. St Louis, Mo. WhaCs the joke? HIGHFILL, JOHN F, HIGHLANDER, FRED L. HILLIS, DURRELL W. HIRNER, LEO W. HOETKER, CARL H, HOFFMAN, ROGER P. HOILES, CHARLES D. HOLLAND, C. RANDY Malden, Mo. East Prairie, Mo. Palmyra, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Perryville, Mo. GreenviJJe, III. Kirkwood, Mo. HGLLENBERG, RAYMOND C. Sapping ton, Mo. HOLMAN, MABEL E. HOLMES, ROBERT L. HOLTZMANN, DONALD R. HONEY, KEITH R. HOOVER, HIRAM D. HOPPER, BURL A. HOPPER, WILLIAM J, HORNBERGER, KENT S. HORNE, KENNETH A. HORNSEY, JAMES M. HORSEFIELD, EARL R. HORTON, SAM R Bowling Green, Mo. Chicago, III. St Louis, Mo. New burg , Mo. Sullivan, Mo. Girard, Ilk Coo re r, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Steelville, Mo. Potosf, Mo. Cuba, Mo. Webster Groves, Mo. 1959 HOTTEL, WILBUR W. Marceline Mo. HOUSE, BARRY W. Bonne Terre, Mo- HOUSE, RONALD L. Altamont, Mo. HOWARD, PAUL J. Carl Junction Mo. HOWARD, WILLIAM D. Plato Mo- HUCK, GERALD E. Ste. Genevieve Mo. HUEBNER, JOHN R. St, Louis, Mo. HUFFMAN, EARL Parkville Mo. HUG, FREDERICK T. St. Charles, Mo. HUNT, DONALD E Rolla, Mo. HUNTER, GORDON N. Granite City Mo. HUSTEDDE. ROBERT E. Warrenton Mo, HUSTON, ROGER K. LaGrange, Mo. HUTCHENS, HOWARD A. Rolla Mo. HYBERGER, ROBERT L. Mansfield Mo. IRVIN, RALPH B. Dixon Mo. IRWIN, DOUGLAS W Potosi, Mo. ITALIANO, VINCENT F. St, Louis Mo. Real, cool, cats. JABAS STEPHEN D. JAEGER, BENJAMIN JAMES, CHARLES R, JANES, JERRY M. JANES, WILLIAM M. JARMAN, RAY D. JARRARD, JOHN D. JAUER, RICHARD A, JENKINS, DAVID E r JENKINS, SHERMAN L JENSEN, HELMER N. JETT, CLIFTON, R. JEWEL, ROBERT G JOERLING, JERRY H. JOHNSON, CHARLES JOHNSON, RICHARD JOHNSON, RUFUS D. JOHNSTON LYLE D. JONES CHARLES B. JONES DON W. JONES, HERBERT D. JONES, JACK H. Silver Spring Md. Getald, Mo. Chicago IlL Mound ville Mo. Central ia, IlL Wood River, IlL Springfield Mo. Afftou, Mo. Waterloo, N.Y Ava, Mo, Independence, Mo Bland, Mo. Laqucy Mo. Marthasville, Mo. B. Pekin IlL T, Webster Groves Mo. Senath, Mo. Nevada, Mo, Windsor, Mo. Springfield IlL Vandal ia, Mo. East Alton, IlL JONES, JOHN G. JONES, JOHN M, JONES, KINCH T. JONES NILE JONES, RUSSELL D. JONES TED R JONES, WILLIAM R, JUDKINS, JOSEPH ), Kennett, Mo, St Louis, Mo. Harrisburg, 111. Crocker Mo. Rolla Mo. Greenfield, Mo. Nevada, Mo. St Louis, Mo. Behold, we have a new Queen. KAFATI, OSCAR S. San Salvador, El Salvador KAHL, RICHARD A, KALAF, ELIAS S. KALAF NATHAN KALETTA, GARY R. KALLMEYER JAMES D. KAMMAN, JOHN A. KAN DLB IN DEE , MICHAEL Shipman, 111. Meta, Mo. Meta, Mo. Affton, Mo. Hermann Mo. St. Louis, Mo. J. Kansas City Mo. KARPEL JOSEPH J. KEANE RUSSELL G. KEHR, RICHARD W. KELLEY RONALD R. KELLY, MICHAEL L. KERN, JOHN H. KERN PAUL G. KEYMER, HARVEY A. KHALEGHIAN, ATTAOLLAH KING ELBIE E. KING, WILLIAM P. KIRKPATRICK, ROBERT E KJZER, CHARLES D. KLEY, MARVIN F, KNAUS DAHL W. KNAUST, JESSE W. KNEiLE KARL R. KNIGHT, JAY O. KOFJOURI, DjAMCHIO KOTTHOFF GENE W. KRAMER ROBERT E, KRAUSE, OTTO R, Mehville Mo. Fenton, Mo. Eldon Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Overland, Mo. Roselle, N.J. Middletown, Mo, Glendale Mo. Tehran, Iran Ken nett, Mo. St. Ann, Mo. Kennetc, Mo. Risco Mo. House Springs, Mo. Independence, Mo. Joplin Mo, St. Louis Mo. Appleton City, Mo, Tad j rich Iran Hermann, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. The Junior Birdman Building. KRIEGE, EDWARD A. KRIEGER, GEORGE H. KURZ. FRED ERIC L. St. Louis, Mo. Glendale, Mo. Savannah, Mo. LAMMERS, ALBERT W LAMPTON JOHN F. LARSEN, CLIFFORD K LARSON, WILLIAM D. LAUSE, HERBERT J LAWRENCE WARREN G, LEACH, JALON R. Okawville, Mo, Hannibal Mo. Glendale, Mo, Swedeborg, Mo. Ste, Genevieve Mo. Lamar, Mo, Poplar Bluff Mo. LEAMEE JERRY E. LEET, MILTON L. LENININGER, WILLIAM R. LEMON, JAMES D, LEONARD MARVIN H, LETTMANN, PAUL H. LEWIS HAROLD W. LEWIS RICHARD R. So, Sioux City, Nebr. Florissant, Mo, Belleville, III Chillicothe Mo. Anuh Mo. St Louis Mo. Sedalia Mo. Kirkwood, Mo. UHOMMED1EU, RONALD L, Valley Park Mo. LIMBERT RAYMOND W. Joplin, Mo. LINDHORST, GERALD W. Jennings Mo. LINDSAY DAVID F. LINVILLE. ROBERT J. LIRA RICHARD E. LLOYD, DONALD G. LONG, JOHN R. LONG, THOMAS J. LONNER, ROBERT J. LORTS LARRY D. LOVE, MIKE D, LUECKE, JEROME E, LUM, DAVID LYEW, CARLTON L LYNCH LEONARD E. LYTLE EVAN F. St. Louis Mo, Kansas City, Mo. St. James, Mo. East Prairie, Mo. Potosi Mo, St, Louis Mo. New York N.Y. Belle, Mo. Ellisville, Mo. Washington, Mo. West Memphis Ark. Jamada B.W,1, Grandview Mo. Chesterfield Mo. MCCAFFERTY ROBERT M, Lee’s Summit Mo. MCCORMACK, DARROLL $. Moundville, Mo. MCCORMICK, KEITH M. Claymont Del. FRESHMEN MCCULLOUGH, L. ALLEN Kirkwood, Mo. MUNGLE, BURLIN D, Ken nett, Mo RADER, LEROY A Lathrop, Mo, MCCUNE, LARRY C. Mexico, Mo. MURPHY, ROBERT J. E. St. Louis, III RADJAI, HADI Shiraz, Iran MCDANIEL, JAMES G. Sullivan, Mo. MURRAY, HAROLD L. Kansas Gty, Mo. RAGAN, NORMAN E. RoIIa, Mo MC DONALD, MICHAEL B. Ferguson, Mo. MYERS, JACK F Poplar Bluff, Mo. RAINEY, RUSSELL E. 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Mo. 133 ofl-tlileticA BULLMAN, GALE — -Department Chairman Professor of Physical Education, 1937, 1949. A + B. ; 1925, West Virginia Wesleyan; LL.B., 19 29 , Washington, Since 1936, Gale Bullman has been controlling the Miner gridiron and has been doing a superb job. All of the numerous M.S.M. victories are accountable to his terrific coaching ability. An All-American and pro football player himself also add to his outstand- ing record. VAN NOSTRAND, BURR ROGER, In- structor in Physical Education, 1953. B.S., 1942, Southwest Missouri State; M.Ed. t 1952, Missouri, ATHLETIC Burr has complied quite a record for himself since his arrival at M.S.M. When he started in 1953, the job of swimming coach was a new one to him. However, he has produced some of the best Miner swimming t eams through his drive and determination. 136 DEPARTMENT With eight years of experience of coach- ing the basketball squads, Dewey has attained a great name on the campus as a coach. By his sincere interest in his teams, he has ably coached the Miners not only in the won and lost columns, but also in sportsmanship as well. ALLGOOD. DEWEY, JR., Associate Professor in Physical Education, 1950. B.S., 1947, North Dakota State; M.A., 1949, Colorado State. 137 FOOTBALL Looking over the situation. This year’s gridiron season was opened on home grounds for the Miners. The first game was against the North- east Oklahoma Redman from Tahlequah, Oklahoma. The Miners played very good in their first combat, but they were unable to score a touchdown against the power- ful Redman. Ray Parker, however, suc- ceeded in kicking a field goal and scoring the first Miner points of the season. The Miners were defeated 20-3 in the hard fought battle. The Roll a gridders then moved to Jefferson City to play the high rated Lincoln team. The Rollamen, being the underdog, tried hard to hold back their opponents, but the highly favored Lincoln team shutout the Miners in a 46-0 beating and handed them their second loss of the season. First Row, Left to Right: Meisenheimer, Gay, McCaw, Booth, Sullivan, Rose, Parker, Ingram, Whitehair, Marble, Cooper, Kamicar, Metcalf, Jobe. Second Rote: O’Mealy, Kennedy, Moss, Muschany, Early, Avery, Peterson, Cooke, Hillmeyer, Wells, Meier, Kruger. Third Row: Rhineberger, Sprenkle, Skow, House, Stoner, Sid well, Teskc, Smith, Verdi, Wiegard, Finley. Fourth Row: Cage, Farmer, Bergener, Boswell, Tooke, Berry, Schroeder, Sharp, Deranja, Usher, Kandlbinder. FOOTBALL Grabbing a pass. The next week the Miners traveled to St. Louis to play their annual game with the Wash- ington University Bears. The Rolla boys, having started their season with two defeats, were de- termined to romp their traditional rivals. The Rollians controlled the ball most of the first half of play, but were losing at half time 12-7. In the second half the Miners retaliated with a touchdown and then led 1 3 - 12. Dub Wheeler was injured and this hindered the Miners passing offensive. The Bears, having Lady Luck on their side, intercepted a handoff and ran for a touch- down that defeated the Miners 19-13 and gave them their third straight loss. Bullman’s boys then clashed with the Pitts- burg Gorillas at Pittsburg, Kansas. This un- doubtedly was the most exciting game of the year for the Miner fans. The teams were evenly matched and controlled the ball equally. After the receiver. 139 No more yardage. Who has the ball? with just a few minutes remaining in the game, the Miners were trailing 21-19. The Rollamen gained possession of the ball and drove towards the Gorilla’s end zone. Time at a scar- city, the Miners decided to try for a field goal. Pat O ’Mealy punted the ball through the goal posts to snatch a 22-21 decision over the Gor- illas. The Miners returned to home grounds again to start their M.I.A.A. Conference play. Bring him down! FOOTBALL The first conference game was against the Warrensburg Mules. The Mules weren’t very stubborn in their defense, and Ray Parker and Dub Wheeler led the Miner offense on to walk off with a 27-13 victory and a good start towards the conference championship. For their second conference game, the Miners traveled to Cape to play their biggest opponents and last year’s M.I.A.A. champs the Cape Indians. The Miners were anxious to defeat this team because by doing this they could practically consider the conference won. The Indians, how- ever, had the same idea of winning and their offense on the warpath, over- powered the Miners and scalped them in a 19-7 loss. Long pass! Miners 3 Northeast Oklahoma 20 Miners 0 Lincoln 46 Miners 13 Washington U. 19 Miners 22 Pittsburg, Kansas 21 Miners 27 Warrensburg 13 Miners 7 Cape Girardeau 19 Miners 27 KirksviIle 20 Miners 20 Maryville 7 Miners 36 Springfield 19 Conference Games Fingertip catch. 141 FOOTBALL The Parents Day game was played against the Kirksville Bulldogs for the Miners third conference game. The Miners put on a good show for all the parents and relatives visiting the campus. The Bulldogs had a tricky and fast offense, but the strong Miner defense held them long enough to let the Rolla offense, spurred by Dub Wheeler’s passing, roll on to capture the game in a 27 - 20 victory. The Homecoming game was played against the Maryville Bearcats. The game was a great thrill to all the alumni who enjoyed watching their Alma Mater march over the Bearcats. The Rollians had the ball in their possession most of the time. Maryville did not prove to be a big scoring threat to the strong Miner team and as a result were defeated 20-7. We were robbed l w 8 ■ •! Long pass completed. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team W L T Cape 5 0 0 Rolla 4 10 Kirksville 3 2 0 Springfield __2 3 0 Warrensburg 1 4 0 Maryville 0 5 0 The fullback through the line. The final conference game and final game of the season was played against the Southwest State Bears of Springfield. The Miners superior playing dominated the game. The final score showed another Miner victory 36- 19. For the second year in a row, Ray Parker was named to the first all- conference team. Along -with him this year were Tom Cooper, Dub Wheeler, and Bob Ingram. On the second all -conference team were Jerry Metcalf and Lou Meisenheimer. Gaining yardage. v BASKETBALL r §gr 1 1 ' T ' 1 f (ah A 1 ▲ [ A i h ll W m Left to Right: Dix, Hoevelman, Lewis, Sturm, Shaffer, Brenning, Rockwell. The Miners started their season on their own hardwood this year against the fast and tricky Lincoln team of Jefferson City, Mo. on Dec. 2nd. The Miner squad was a little rusty on their passes and their shots, Lincoln con- trolled the ball and the boards most of the game, and the Miners couldn’t score enough points to stay up with them. The final score was Lincoln 79 - MSM 55. That weekend the Rolla bucketmen travelled to Carlinville, Illinois to play Blackburn College. The Rolla defense held back the Blackburn fast break attempts and connected on their own offensive plays. The Miners easily won a score of 90 - 74. The Miners returned to their own court once again to play Southern Illinois University. The team played a good game both on offense Sturm goes up for two. BASKETBALL MINERS 55 Lincoln 79 MINERS 90 Blackburn College 74 MINERS 72 Southern Illinois U 94 MINERS 96 Greenville College 67 MINERS 73 Harris Teachers College 63 MINERS. 41 Westminster College 84 MINERS 74 University of Tennessee (Martin Branch) 79 MINERS 53 Washington University 60 MINERS 81 Lincoln 98 MINERS 68 Warrens burg 66 MINERS 57 Springfield 85 MINERS 51 Washington University 52 MINERS 49 Maryville 71 MINERS 71 KirksvilIe 88 MINERS 51 Springfield 89 MINERS 63 Cape Girardeau 77 MINERS 49 Maryville 56 MINERS 76 Warrensburg 74 MINERS 78 Cape Girardeau 91 MINERS 76 ♦Kirksville Conference Games 95 Shaffer shoots for two BASKETBALL Looks like a basket and defense, but they were outclassed by the powerful SIU team and took another beating. SIU netted 94 points to the Miner’s 72. The Greenville College Panthers were the next guests of the MSM quintet. The Miner scoring was led by John Sturm, the high point man of the game. The Rollians made this their highest scoring game and first home court victory of the season. The Panthers left defeated by a score of 96 - 67. Having tasted Victory on the home grounds and the Miner five working in close harmony, the team greeted the Harris Teachers College of St. Louis, Mo. in Rolla and then sent them home defeated. Final score 73-63. The next game was played against Westminster College in Fulton, Mo. The Fulton squad deflated the Miners ' spirit and ego by more than doubling the Miners’ 41 points with their S4. The Rollamen returned home defeated, but deter- mined to make the still young season a victorious one. The next Sturm tries a jump shot 146 r BASKETBALL opponent was the Martin Branch of the University of Tennessee. The game was fast, close, and exciting, but the outcome found the Miners again the loser on their own hardwood. Final score UT 79 and MSM 74. On Dec. 20th the roundballers travelled to St. Louis to play Washington University. The Miners played heads up ball, but were off on their shots. The Bears defeated the Miners 60- 53. The MSM squad was idle over the Christmas holidays and resumed play on Jan. 7th in Jefferson City The bucketmen gave Lincoln a harder game this time but still couldn’t put the ball through the net more times than Lincoln did and as a result were handed a 98 - 81 loss. On Jan. 10 the Miners started their MIA A Conference play in Rolla against the Warrensburg Mules. The Miners be- gan the season right by nosing out the Mules 6S - 66 in a real thriller. The second conference game was against the Spring- field Bears in Springfield. The Miners suffered a bad beating and lost by a 28 point margin in the 85 - 57 contest. The MSM quintet’s last non-conference game was against No room for a shot BASKETBALL Washington University of St. Louis. This was the Miners’ second chance to beat the Bears. The game was a see-saw the whole time with one team on top and then the other. With one minute left to go the Min- ers led by one point and tried to stall, but Wash. U. stole the ball with 8 seconds left and dumped in the tally to win 52-51. The Miners resuming their conference play journeyed to Maryville to play the Mary- ville Bearcats. The MSM-five had the same old trouble and couldn’t score enough points and were dropped to a 71-49 defeat. The next day the Miners moved on to Kirksville. The Rollians gave the Bulldogs a good run for their money but Blocking up the key hole. 148 A long shot for Sturm. BASKETBALL tired too soon because of the game the night before. Kirks- viile emerged the victor 88-71. The next game Springfield was the guest on the MSM floor. The Bears made a repeat performance of the first game against the Miners only this time they beat them worse 89 - 51 . On Feb. 10 the Miners’ oppo- nent was the Cape Indians in Cape Girardeau. The Indians al- so placed another defeat on the down trodden Miners in a 77 - 6 3 battle. Maryville then be- came the visitors of the Min- ers and repeated their earlier performance of the season and trounced the Miners a- gain 56-49- The Roundbal- lers took to the road once more Going up underneath the basket and went to Warrensburg. The Miners made a repeat them- selves and nudged out the Mules again by two points. The final score Rolla 76 Warrensburg 74. Cape then grabbed its second win from the Miners on Feb. 21 by a 91 - 78 margin. Kirksville followed Cape to the MSM campus and returned home a victor over the Miners for the second time. The 95 - 76 defeat by Kirksville wrapped up the Miners’ season for another year. John Sturm was the highest scorer in the Conference for the second straight year and was picked on the All-Conference team. SWIMMING Divers Farnham and Bruns. MSM OPP 65 Fort Hayes State 21 52 St, Louis University 34 32 Washington University 54 24 Southern Illinois University 62 56 Illinois Normal University 30 45 Louisville University 41 31 V 2 Pittsburg State 541 2 56 Indiana State 29 57 4181 2 Westminster 27 3521 2 First Row, Left to Right: Peterson, Staley, Woodward, Farnham, Greely. Second Row: Catron, Smich, Broyles, Phillips, Bruns, Wallace. 150 Perfect Jackknife Dive Get Ready, Get Set, GO! SWIMMING This year’s swimming team under the excellent coaching of Burr Van Nostrand had a very successful season. The team compiled six victories and suffered only three losses. The team captured all four meets swam at home and took two of the five away. They beat Fort Hayes State, Louisville U., Indiana State and West minster here. They won over St. Louis U. and Illinois Normal U. and lost to Washington U., SIU and Pittsburg State on the road. Two new pool and MSM records were set this year by the team. Roy B. Smith, Richard Greeley, Gary Broyles and John Woodward set the new 400 yd. Freestyle Relay record at 3:47.9, and James Phillips set the new 200 yd. Back- stroke record at 2:28.5 Gary Broyles, a sophomore, was high point man of the team this year. He racked up 80 points in nine meets. Gary swam in competition last year for the first time of his life and in one year’s time has be- come the top swimmer of the school. Jim Phillips was second highest with 66.5 points and Roy B. Smith third with 43. 151 First Row t Left to Right: Schneider, Holman, Lucas, Peterson, Farmer, R. Scott, O’Mealy, Schimanski, Hardie. Second Rou : Brown, Houseman, Gaylord, Gay, Meisenhdmer r W Scott, Farnham. Over the high hurdles. TRACK The Miner cindermen broke even on dual meets with a 3 - 3 season and moved from last place at the conference indoor meet at Columbia to third place at the conference outdoor meet held at Rolla. At the outdoor meet they placed in 1 3 of the 1 5 events. Many of the team made their best effort of the season at the meet. The Miners started the season off by trouncing Washington U., but then SMS edged the Miners out by two points 66 2 3 to 64 1 3. The cindermen then walked over Drury 109 to 22 but were walked over them- 152 Schroder, Herschbach, Vancil, Irwin, Erkkson, Brady, Credi, selves by SIU the next week. The Miners then beat Harris 73 1 2 to 57 1 2 and were edged out by Westminster 68 to 63- Jim Houseman scored 85 points during the eight meet season to give him an average of 10.6 points per meet which is .8 point higher than Eshbaugh ' s record of 98 points in a ten meet season. Doug Irwin was close behind in second place as he scored 79-03 points, while Mike Vancil filled in third place with a 68 point total. The winner, MSM. A real highjumper. 153 TENNIS First Row ; Left to Right: Stahl schmidt, Coester, Siesennop. Second Row: Morgan, Sisk, Helgeson, Schmidt, Hampe, This year’s records showed four wins and three losses for the Miner tennis team. The Miner’s first opponent was Washington University w ' ho slammed them to a 6 3 loss. The net men then defeated SMS 4 - 2 and Drury A mighty serve, 5-4. In the fourth match Concordia edged the Miners 5 - 4. The MSM racket squad then defeated Harris 3 - 1 and St. Louis U. 5-2. In the last match of the year Westminister trounced the Miners 5-2. In the M.I.A.A. conference matches MSM finished fifth. A tough doubles team. 154 GOLF Slamming Sammy Sands puts. were joined by Golhoffer and Ingle to comprise this year’s team. The team tied Springfield in the opener 8 - 8. The Miners took the next three from Drury 12-4, Concordia 5 1 ,4 - 2 1 -; and Washington U. 18 1 4-5 1 2- Then they were defeated by Westminster 15-0, St. Louis U. 27 - 1 and Wash. U. 121 2 - 214. In the conference matches MSM placed second. This year’s golf team won three, lost three and tied one. The team played on the Oak Meadows Country Club links this year and were coached by Oak Mead- ows’ pro Ken Burnett. Matthews, Lester and Sands Bob Gollhofer drives. First Row, Left to Right: Sands, Lester, Gollhofer. Second Rote: Ingle, Matthews, Coach Burnette. 155 INTRAMURAL Intramural Athlete of the Year Don Gunther. FLAG FOOTBALL — This year’s intramural football was changed from a three league round robin to a double elimination tourna- ment. Triangle emerged undefeated to take first place. Tech Club finished second and Sigma Nu was third. CROSS COUNTRY — The cross country course was laid out on the golf course this year and was more hilly, but despite this a new record of 8:40 was set by Mike Hardy of Kappa Sigma. However Lambda Chi took Grab that ball! A close finish. team first with Kappa Alpha second and Kappa Sigma third. BASKETBALL — The winners of the three leagues were Triangle, Tech Club and Engi- neers Club. In the playoffs Triangle continued undefeated and won first place. Tech Club beat out Engin Club for second leaving third to Engin Club. HANDBALL — The singles champ this year was Bill Varga of Lambda Chi Alpha. The runner-up was Gerard of Pi Kappa Alpha. In doubles Cooper and Parker of Sigma Nu won and Agers and Avery of Engineers Club were runners-up. Team champs were Tech Club with Engin Club runner-up. SPORTS TENNIS — At the end of the double elimi- nation tourney Don Gunther of Phi Kappa Theta emerged singles champion and Stahl- schmidt of Sigma Phi Epsilon was runner-up. In doubles the team of Swoboda and Wood- ward from Sig Ep was first, and Gunther and Benz of Phi Kap were runners-up. TABLE TENNIS — Don Gunther of Phi Kappa Theta took the singles championship for the third year in a row. Frank Cova of Pi Kappa Alpha was second. Carner and Palacios of Tech Club were doubles champs with Hampe and Ballantyne of Lambda Chi Alpha second. VOLLEYBALL — Phi Kappa Theta went the whole season undefeated in any game and captured first place. Triangle and Engineers Club who were the other league champions finished second and third respectively. SWIMMING — A new intramural record of :40.7 was set in the 60 yd. Breaststroke by Phillips of Kappa Sigma. In the overall meet Engineers Club were team champs with Kappa Sigma second and Triangle third. BOXING — The pugilists of the Engineers Club punched their way to the first place tro- phy by placing three champions and three runners-up in the eight divisions. Sigma Nu and Prospectors tied for second place. Slugging it out. Intramural golfers reach the eighteenth. 157 INTRAMURAL SPORTS WRESTLING — Triangle made a repeat performance of last year and have now been the wrestling champs for the past three years. Sigma Nu placed second and Kappa Sigma and Prospectors tied for third. HORSESHOES — John Merrit of Tech Club won the singles championship for the second A somersault dive. This could get rough. year in a row and Englehardt of the Engineers Club runner-up. Carnet and Cooke also of Tech Club captured the doubles title, and Hil- ton and Shy of Kappa Sigma were runners- up. MARKSMANSHIP — A new intramural sport introduced on the campus this year is match shooting with .22 cal. rifles. Tech Club Waddell throws a curve ball. 158 INTRAMURAL SPORTS grabbed first place, while Beta Sigma Psi and Tau Kappa Epsilon finished second and third respectively. SOFTBALL — Softball was very close this year with a tie for first place in every league. Triangle, Shamrock and Prospectors won their leagues and finished one, two and three respec- tively. Intramural rifle competition. Rath comes in first. TRACK — Charlie McCaw of Sigma Nu set the only new intramural track record this year by putting the shot for a new distance of 43 2”. In the team competition Tech Club walked off with first place and Sigma Nu took second and Kappa Sigma third. Spiking the ball, GOLF — White of Shamrock Club was Medalist this year with a 1 49 for the 36 hole link. Skufca of the Dorm was runner-up with a 150. Team champs were Shamrock and run- ners-up were Lambda Chi Alpha. cj c tivitied First Row, Left to Right: Dunnavant, Gibbs, Hartman, Liptai, Green, Schoonover, Ryter, Buren, Wilson, Stader, Colwell. Sec- ond Row: Douglas, Triplett, Krueger, Kincaid, Mertl, Gabbert, Lewis, Hoberock, Chartrau, Hradsky, Thompson, Johner, Elam, Third Row: Brueggeman, Wells, Rader, Robinson, Fox, Latzer, Powell, Maxton, Klocke, Voss, Parcells, Phelps. Fourth Row: Poppitz, Ellis, VanGrouw, Loebs, Tate, Rueh, Bolander, Jenkins, Pugh, Savage, Ragains, Cordes, Howard Fifth Row: Market, Applequist, Berry, Hines, Her dein, Larson, Schnitker, Fike, Robertson, Jost, Springer, Nix, Bagby, Schmedding. A.5.M-E. The American Society of Mechanical En- gineers is composed of both graduate and stu- dent mechanical engineers. The chief func- tion of the society is to act as a link between the student and the practicing engineer. The beneficial knowledge gained through this organization helps widen the scope and complement the knowledge gained in the class- room. This broad program is carried out through prominent guest speakers at the meet- ings and numerous field trips taken through- out the year. The extensive membership is a benefit to the professional engineer as well as to the undergraduate in widening social and busi- ness contacts. ft to rtf® CS® 5 S eC ° 0 , echo 0 , ,� d W 162 S.A.E First Roto, Left to Right: Dunnavant, Gibbs, Hartman, Jenkins, Colwell, Savage, Green, Schoonover, Ryter, Liptai, Statler. Sec- ond Row: Douglas, Echelmeier, Krueger, Kincaid, Merd, Gab- ben, Lewis, Hoberoek, Hradsky, Thompson, Pfefferkoen, Fesier Third Row: Colburn, Robinson, Rader, Robinson, Fox, Larger, Powell, Voss, Klocke, Lazaras, Felber. Fourth Row: Ruren, Boschen, Henderson, Nix, Ragains, Tate, Pugh, Loebs, Elam, Larsan, Gaertner Fifth Row: Pelp, Berry, Kohlleppel, Ellis, Van Grouw, Dickey, Fike, Schnitker, Long, Bagby, Gilbert, How- ard, The Society of Automotive Engineers is the technical society for those students in- terested in the development, design, produc- tion, operation, and maintenance of automo- biles and aircraft. The SAE works in industry in conjunction with the ASME, to set quality standards and establish uniform practices and procedures so necessary in any rapidly ad- vancing technical field. The MSM chapter, since its beginning, has grown to become one of the largest stu- dent chapters on any campus. OFFICERS First Row f Left to Right: Gibbs, Larson. Sec- ond Row: Savage, Third Row: Jenkins, Colwell 163 First Row, Left to Right : Gabbert, Green, Fox, Wilson, Fesler, Cordes, Dunnavanc, Powell, Delp, Hartman, Poppitz, Howard, Statler, Ryter, Liptai, Wells. Second Row: Jenkins, Maxron, Schoonover. Voss, Gibbs, Parcells, VanGrouw, Klocke, Elam. Third Row: am Sec0 «d � � ■ l„r W on ieht: es;er ’ PI TAU SIGMA Since its establishment on the MSM cam- pus in 1955. this National Honorary Mechan- ical Engineering Fraternity has done much to merit considerable recognition. Members are selected from the upper third of the senior class and from the upper fourth of the junior class. The object of the fraternity is to foster the high ideals of the engineering profession, to stimulate interest in scholarship, to promote the mutual professional welfare of its mem- bers, and to develop in mechanical engineering students the attributes necessary for effective leadership and responsibility. 164 ETA KAPPA NU Eta Kappa Nu is an honor society of outstanding Electrical Engineers, who by their accomplishments in college have shown a superior ability. The order was founded in 1904 at the University of Illinois. Since that time its growth has paralleled that of the rapidly expanding electrical industry. Here at MSM, the purpose of the organi- zation has not only been to recognize high scholastic ability, but to stimulate interest in school and community activities. Their efforts and activities have brought them national recognition. ?Zf2 ° acBas ... n Ri sh: tr Thirj First Row, Left to Right: McPherson, Swetkeh, Denney, Stein- man, Jordan, Hammond, Hahn, Johnson, Noire. Second Row: Rephlo, Northcutt, Lobaugh, Ferguson, Smith, Pelhank, Dunigan, Weinrich, Schwartz. Third Row: Justus, Lynch, Maisak, Smyth, Medley, Chari son, Zacheis, Herd, Linville. Fourth Row: Adams, Sturgeon, Moses, Shafer, Bassett, Orf, Grinker, Latham, Horen- kamp. 165 First Row, Left to Right: Johnson, Latham, Hord, Schwarz, Weinrich, Lawson, Orf, Nolle, McPherson, Risner, Hammond, Second Row: Hanneman, Swetirch, Justus, Reynolds, Meadows, Reichik, Heutel, Hack, Pe thank, Smith, Hodge, Hahn. Third Row: Melvin, Trippe, Kauffman, Long, Mitchell, Hermann, Mil- OFFICERS First Row f Left to Right: Weinrich, Orf. Second Row: Johnson, Schwarz, Nolte, Third Row: Hord, Latham. The joint branch of the American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers and the Insti- tute of Radio Engineers introduces the stu- dent to his profession and provides opportu- nities for the students to participate in in- ier, Hinners, Ferguson, Overall, Fritts, Northcutt Fourth Row: Carpenter, Bronson, McElroy, Diebold, Tines, Vital i, Wyatt, Hays, Moyers, Jbach, How-ard, Johnston. Fifth Row: Sutfin, Glover, Hyde, Graham, Wei land, Grinker, Bassett, Adams, Law, Stur- geon, McHaffie. dependent functions brought about by their own initiative. Through the joint branch, the student can keep abreast of the developments and advancements in the electrical industry. An Electrical Lab Setup 166 A.I.E.E. I.R.E The incentive toward individual expres- sion is great among the members as rewards are quite substantial and students enrolled in Who’s running this experiment? Watch that gage Louie! Electrical Engineering find it advantageous to become a member. Through progressive leader- ship and genuine interest, this joint society has grown to become one of the largest and most active on the MSM campus. First Row } Left to Right: Kiner, Kamper, Wolf, Maksymicz, Burlage, Shultz, Komo, Jordan, Stemman, Denney, Hill, Sec- ond Row ; Chuck, Peterson, Stephens, Hatfield, Anderson, Steph- ens, Rcphlo, Flood, Spencer, McRae, Griffin, Third Row; Brockhaus, Smyth, Medley, Maisak, Lynch, Amsler, Charlson, Zacheis, Ounigan, Sago, Schilling. Fourth Row; Clements, Bre- ville, Emmons, Moses, Dodson, Thompson, Miller, Hoech, Crock- er, Davidson. Fifth Row; Goff, Bocklage, Coffey, Cook, Moss, Bolander, Murphy, Hei$eson, Coffman. bit L Tf pi ji l 167 . Smith, f’ . . t . hYl First � . Jf 5-S iJT - W n ' atrss — • V Vansant- hip c c h ren - ta i, HigS ins A- OfHCBKS Se£0W i smdent cteP e re %SM, f ° B s ’ Dati °f r?o p ia - tion : s C l ' ataduates intetested available - “ i „ though j speak ' eUgib At their monthly meetings, $s recent developm Often these etS dl • related foundry su dem onStr - “ ,hc labotatoty ln . J an insigh 1 aS ti0 ° the society P ' ° ' k and «V� a ptogt - “ expect of mdustty to what they o( them . industty may « 168 T A 5-M. toi vs a the fuIiC ' as the ma,or Ainett ca. The teSSi0Qa a ' purpose of the sooety, is to tion and P chapter - ntereSt and “ students «th . co «o unite the e aucation- n0 ted “ monthlY mee r«e shown, ySj-siSs-i,. viiC “( t®ce material. � ' and ie ‘ erCn “ ood scholatsluP •� � t0 a principle 8 bo iatship eac ing , ASM awards � Uut grcal junior enrolled rn , padbecg. ash ' w dl« 0 . Robert . ta[p h,. � � � ”• ' ' . OPF1CERS S«° ‘ Washburn, . „ 0 „, ul , R “ . „ te F o«l«. Sp ' iJ ' ' ' «.k VaasaM- s«.«- � m £jZ - Todd, HiSS 5 ’ TTj 1 A ] wm � first Row t Left to Right: Basden, March banks, Steele, Kieffer, Steileh, Alyea, Au berry. Second Row: Saupe, Waxman, Kim, Shepard, Roberts, Marosek, Miller, Pfeuffer, Wilson, Third Rota: Linn, Klier, Donnelly, Johnson, Fowler, Todd, Sehwenk, Vansant, Stour ton. fourth Row: Ballantyne, Abernathy, Streh- ler, Colandrea, Hays, Washburn, Hornsey, Padberg, Range. A.LM.E. First Row, Left to Right: Schulz, Parks, Patterson, Cottrell, Wilson. Second Row: Marble, McNally, Beisner, Brown. 170 A.I.M.E. METALLURGY SECTION As more and more alloys are introduced for commercial use and more stringent speci- fications are required, the metallurgical en- gineer must be prepared to keep abreast of current developments. His membership in AIME, MET section, facilitates this ability by making available information and numerous publications. In the student section, this method is enhanced by various speakers and programs. First Row, Left to Right: Washburn, Steel e. Second Row: Marchbanks, B as ben. MINING SECTION The mining section of the student branch of AIME strives to further the interests and education of material relating to exploitation of mineral deposits. The association provides professional advice needed to have a practical knowledge of the field. The student branch provides an opportunity to show ' his abilities, thereby gaining recognition in the Mining Engineering profession. First R ow f Left to Right: Kieffer Second Row: Steiloh, Hornsey. PETROLEUM SECTION The petroleum section of AIME has the crutch of experience to offer to all those stu- dents wishing membership. Technical discus- sions and papers are distributed which help keep students abreast of what is happening in the field and research laboratory. Discussions and literature aid in orientation and guidance of the student during his formal education. First Row, Left to Right: Parks, Patterson. Second Row: Waddell, McNally. 171 SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON First Row, Left to Right: Reesman, Stelleh, Owens, Planje, Jones. Second Row: Hornsey, Fowler, Lorey. Sigma Gamma Epsilon is a national hon- orary fraternity composed of members whose field of study concerns the earth’s crust. Mem- bership is open here at MSM to ceramics, geology, metallurgy, mining, and petroleum engineering. Advancement in scholarship, friendship, and faculty relations are the chief objectives of the organization. It schedules interesting speakers, programs, and field trips during the year. Each year it presents the W. A. Tan- Award to the outstanding graduating senior on the basis of extra-curricular activities and high scholarship. F , v, l°° eS ’ Steti c4 Left to ycees ' rcvao 0 eo s - Seco n i 172 SIGMA PI SIGMA Sigma Pi Sigma is the only physics honor society of national scope and the student chap- ter at MSM is one of the most active of the many chapters chartered. Only those students and graduate stu- dents who demonstrate high scholarship and promise of professional accomplishment are elected to its membership from physics and closely related sciences. Sigma Pi Sigma strives to provide an interest in advancement of scholarship and extra-curricular activities, and to promote friendship among the advanced students. First Row, Left to Right; Adam, Green, Pauls, Cochran, Pond, Hopkins, Arimura, Second Row; Neumeier, Gar- lich, Bass, Baker, Hughes, Rusche, Jones- 173 First Ron;, Left to Right: Ingle, Gilmore Paynton, Fuller, Grig- lione, Roberts, Henson, Kruger, Williams, Mathews, Burke. Second Row: Volker, Craig Kurz, Fou raker, Niedringhrus, Martin, Kurz, Dickens, Lettmann, Hahs, Dell, Dischner, Black- well Third Row: Tharp, Smith, Plassman, Boss, Cox, Frey, Reichert, Wright, Logsdon, Klebba, Cornell, Deddens Bayless, Boston, Fourth Row: Carver, Conley, Bruegglng, Sisk, Sands, Oberhaus, Achelpohl, Halbrook, Teske, F caster, Gunn, Taylor, Popp, Martin. Fifth Row: Gilbert, Kennedy, Fisher, Rizer, Owens, Musgrove, Henderson, Reuter, Simpson, Hall, Harener, Wade, Bierman, Odendahl. A-S.C-E, The Missouri School of Mines and Metal- lurgy student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers holds frequent meetings to bring to its members practical knowledge of civil engineering through the media of speakers and lecturers, movies and discussions, and trips into the field. Another valuable asset gained by its members is the professional contact made with industry through membership in this en- gineering society. Membership in ASCE makes availible the papers and publications on civil en- gineering in regard to recent developments and discoveries. These publications are necessary for graduate engineers as well as for students to stay abreast of the time and to stay well-informed. Office Uooc . Row- fr r R ow: Ue ’ S ecow 174 CHI EPSILON Chi Epsilon, National Honorary Fraternity of Civil Engineering, was founded at the Uni- versity of Illinois in 1922. Since its founding on the Missouri School of Mines campus, this honorary fraternity has grown to command respect and admiration. It is the purpose of this organization to recognize high potential and scholarship so necessary to successful engineers and to aid in development of these characteristics in the un- dergraduate. Chi Epsilon chooses its members from the upper one-third of the junior and senior classes. They are also considered on the basis of character and activities on the campus. OFFICERS Pint Row, Left to Right: Volker, Wright, Feas- ter. Second Row : Hall, Boston, Dickens. Third Row: Gilmore, Fuller, Paynton. First Row, Left to Right: Gilmore, Paynton, Dickens, Boston, Volker, Wright, Feaster, Hall, Kruger. Second Row: Fisher, Hertz berg, Bruegging, Reichert, Ha [brook. Bay less, Odendahl, Gunn. Third Row: Ingle, Henson, McHugh, Fuller, Taylor, Cain, Tharp, Rizer. Fourth Row: Logsdon, Roberts, Carver, Kennedy, Henderson, Simpson, Popp, Williams. 175 First Row, Left to Right: Minton, Onn, Houseman, Taliaferro, James, Brown, Hofer, Dille, Harris. Fourth Row: Wood, Reding- Stevenson, Hankinson, Christian, Hughes, Powell. Second Row: ton, Graves, Mitchell, Haseltine, Cole, West, Hoffman, Keeler, Lay, Patterson, Stone, Chappell, Fritchey, Hibberd, Edwards, Ober- Davis. Fifth Row: Wright, Rouse, Roth, Kuhlmann, Ziegerer, lander, Magre. Third Row: Crow, Wiles, Coyle, Poarch, La whoa, Cebe, Snavely, Bartholic, Janes. . ut- Ha inS ° n ’ UK •” R l„ Stev Row Uous first uoiv $ eco A. . CH. E. Since its chartering in 1939, the growth and activity of this student branch of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers has been ever increasing. This organization pro- vides opportunities for the professional de- velopment of students enrolled in Chemical Engineering, enabling them to hear and to meet outstanding professional men from industry and to learn what is expected of them after graduation. Membership requires only that the stu- dent be enrolled in the Chemical Engineering department. This membership in AIChE en- titles a student access to publications and data concerning recent developments and topics of interest. 176 ALPHA CHI SIGMA Founded in 1937, the Beta Delta Chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity takes an active part in the aid and development of future chemists. Functioning as a professional fra- ternity, a pledge class is initiated each semester and bi-monthly meetings are held. The objectives of the fraternity are to bind its members with a true and lasting friendship, to strive for the advancement of chemistry both as a science and as a profession, and to aid its members by every honorable means in attainment of their ambitions as chemists throughout their careers. Through these ideals and progressive leadership, Alpha Chi Sigma has grown to become one of the largest campus organizations. mm First Row r Left to Right: Patterson, Donaldson, Minton, Graves, Edwards, Powell, Wood, Hofer, Chirsuan. Second Row: Steven- son, Hughes, Weber, Chappell, Grannemann, Hibberd, Ober- lander, Hoffman, Harris, Third Row: Taliaferro, Lawhon, James, Crow, Poarch, Stone, Tims, Magre, Dille, Moll ins. Fourth Row: Davis, Redington, Haseltine, Rouse, Pope, Kuhlmann, Early, Gay, Mayer, Hankinson. 177 QfTlCERS second left to «f m Lips, Hunt«- ■ Qnrietv is a na- The American Ce ”” ' to the P tom ° ' • a l organization dedK in „ as related to tiottal otg ao J eog ineertng C ' ° n °- S and its � 1Uea inauStIV . 0 ( ACS was “ tam Se MSM student brandy formed by and f“ eS “ on thly meetmP ate rrr:u £ r ru£5« ■ LtnsJortandnn ;! Held Plants and orations ofW Vari ° C onti which is e «“ hese first- out Missour , he country- by . he ceramic - acrical •� -£ £. te a ’ a mate ' tai m or student gams the n0t °‘ !« Thus, his knowledge g0 al laboratory- ’ . increased ana u; c romptehettsion 178 Keramos, a national Ho- oper, to outstanding u k oa = nneeting and Science, Its principal o USM Campus July 2 ’ ' ' emphasize scho- Sesatetoptotnoteand of « t atn, rpto teintetestin ves, - and engineettng to the school � sc “ b, ,ftoT;nth an additional tte alumni and college friendship- ot this otgamz ■ B Th e student of scholatshtp, • ate chosen on thet the cetatntc ° n 1 and ptomise of success character, anu f field- s “ planter. PbiUips. rt ’ ppitcheU torey Second Row . ptossard, Bltod, BUtencoutt, Planje. 179 PERSHING RIFLES s econ RoU- G e t f o R g h Reaotsc R oUJ ’ 1 Eva 15 ’ F r tfow ' , Z £ o Reuter, Bell, Kinder, Kimbrough, Evans, Barrand, Rogers, Tracy, Gaede, Pfautsch, Vansant, Fike. Second Row; Bilbrey, Harvey, Basey, Warner, Me Lain, DeWin, Pierse, Fore, Mullen, McCormack, Menze, Drachenberg, Finkelstein, Dunn, Smith, Mielke. Third Row; Erwin, Payton, Erwin, Shotwell, Achenbach, Gi rates, Valentine, Holland, Williams, Cook, Martin, Lazaras, La- zaras, Butler. Fourth Row: Church, Dowdy, Short, Cornell, Musgrove, Toma, Stack, Fehsenfeld, Jones, Sherman, Hat- field, McCormick, Troxel, McKean, Fifth Row: Martin, McCuue, Guest, Du ell, Schnitket, Mundy, Mohapp, Dodson, Sturgeon, Rollins, Crockett, Hansen. Pershing Rifles is a national organization of R.O.T.C. college students. It is a fraternal organization and a student must pledge for one semester before becoming an active mem- ber. The P R’s seek to develop those traits of character and leadership essential to success in both military and civilian life. In addition, Pershing Rifles presents a valuable background in military training for the years which its mem- bers have yet to spend in the service of our country. Company K-7, Seventh Regiment, was founded at MSM in the spring of 1949 by a local group of military students named the Detonators. 180 S.A.M.E The Society of American Military En- gineers, founded during World War II, is composed of engineers, both civilian and mili- tary, who believe that it is their duty to pre- serve the lessons of the past as a guide for the future and to save the nation from the spirit of indifference into which it has fallen after every major encounter. Student posts of the society are designed to acquaint the student with the national or- gan Nation and to create an interest in the engineering profession. The MSM chapter has been active in the revival of the Military Ball and has provided displays for Engineer’s Day and Parent’s Day. First Row, Left to Right: Dickey, Ziegerer, Bomar, Bell, Pfautsch, Sherman, Kuhlman, Schenck, Dunnavant, Mag re, Hunter. Second Row: Van Zante, Grizio, Martin, McCune, Starwalt, King, Wallace, Valentine, Troxel, Mielke, Me Kean, Basey, Kleffman, Third Row: Rollins, Ford, House, Cornell, Musgrove, Carver, Maune, Dodson, Jones, Caere- ner, Gaede. Fourth Row: Kinder, Smith, Davis, Carter, Carter, Toma, McCormick. Row r gj Row: cl to p - , Wan ’ d ' C a r- Second Mr A r P . : A 4 Li i . ;% f c - - . 1. t ' ft ? 181 First Row, Left to Right: Koreny, Murphy, Wells, Gregson, Moulder, Linn, Kuhlmann, Stevenson Second Rate: Smith, Bowers, Gunther, Wheeler, Booth, Marble, Stammer. Third Row: Jackson, Brown, Becker, Steinmann, Moss, Gerhart, Siesen- nop, Nolfo. Fourth Row: Hodge, Schneider, Meadows, Baum- gartner, Parker, Kirk, Mielke. ST. PAT’S BOARD The St. Pat’s Board, probably the most active organization on campus, is composed of two members from each fraternity and from several independent members. Each member serves a two year term and the terms expire alternately. In this way each member serves as a junior member and then as a senior mem- ber the following year, In order to raise sufficient funds for St. Pat’s the Board holds benefit movies and spon- sors the Homecoming Dance in the fall. In this way, the board functions all year to make the celebration in March an event to be long remembered. Then, in March, this celebration, in honor of the Engineers’ patron saint, is the social event of the year. This year, Ralph Matter ie’s orchestra fur- nished the music for Friday’s Costume Ball and for Saturday night’s formal dance. Also this year found Mr. Brud Murphy, of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, elected as St. Patrick of 1959. 182 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL The Interfraternity Council is composed of thirty members representing the fifteen social fraternities located on the Missouri School of Mines campus. Each year from each fraternity, a member is selected to serve a two year team. In this way each house is repre- First Row, Left to Right: Elrod, Rath, Moulder, Fox, Maisak, Second Row: Haque, Stewart, Echelmeier, Anderson, Grizio, sented by a junior and senior member. The chief function of the council is to pro- mote friendly relations and to promote harmony among the fraternities, student body, and facul- ty. Another function is to sponsor joint func- tion such as Greek Day and others. Beuerlein. Third Row: Peterson, Marble, Wbley, Childress, Hoffmann, Alyea, i Representing all fraternities is the Na- tional Interfraternity Council which was founded in New York in 1909. It is composed of prominent fraternity leaders and college representatives who meet annually in New York for a conference. Here problems con- fronting the fraternity system and other im- portant topics are settled with intelligent de- liberation. OFFICERS First Row, Left to Right: Rath, Maisak. Sec- ond Row: Foj( t Elrod. First Row, Left to Right: Stelloh, Merryfield, Wells, Hodge, Boston, Cooper, Feaster, Wagenheim. Third Row: Stoecker, Simko, Reeves, Burke. Second Row: Hertz berg. Smith, Marlow, Booth, Robertson, Croci, Gay, Reichert. Office eUs- nd R ow?: Rou r STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the voice of the MSM campus and the council takes an active part in student affairs and government. Since its founding in 1937, the student council has worked to benefit the student body in many projects. One of the major projects was the effort to stimulate proper authorities when the students expressed their desire for a Stu- dent Union. This goal has come true as the Union will open with the fail term next year. It is through leadership and keen interest that the Student Council has accomplished such goals as these. Membership is open to all students en- rolled and is not limited to any single group. Various independent organizations as well as each social fraternity elect one member and an alternate to a two year term. By using this junior-senior method, the student council func- ions efficiently at all times. 184 M.5.M. BAND The Missouri School of Mines — R.O.T.C. Band is jointly sponsored by the school and the R.O.T.C. Department. This year, under the direction of Professor J. W. Robbins, the band gave a Christmas concert and played a joint concert with Lincoln University. In addition, the band played for all the R.O.T.C. dress parades, the Baccalaureate ceremony and the Commencement exercise. The members of the band need not be participating in the R.O.T.C. program, for this membership is open to any musically in- clined student. The instruments are furnished free of charge for the students, and at the end of the school year, the members are given twenty-five dollars for each semester. First Row, Left to Right: Leitner, Undemood, Robbins, Leigh ty, Ellicott, Rail, Dille, Elser, Hughes, Cross. Second Row: Rich- ardson, Trippensee, Burlagc, Wolf, Rothwell, Burghard, Gordon, Christeffel, Lynch, Williams, Ege, Peck, Close, Maksymicz, Copher, Joerling, Walter. Third Row: Mathews, Miers, Her- mann, Alt, Brewer, Huff, Loyd, Martin, Trabue, Thurman, Grote- peter, Stevenson, Folkert, Corrigan, Mitchem. Fourth Rote. Peterson, Maddox, Bounds, Mitchum, McCluskey, Darnall, Child- ress, Carter, Hallcrberg, Stacy, Boje, Wagner, Raney, Hertel, Moore, Smith. 185 OIHCERS , S(W � I ■ ' aP PA ICAP PA PSI rvnnter of Kappa Delta Gamma ■ fraternity, Psi national honotaD March 9, 0 ,Ke. honorary ftatetn Kapp a KapP Each year e � e™ fflembe t of the ZXZf SZZ- beneficial to tt 186 A tpHA OM GA chapter of MP ha Ph ‘ The Beta 0l “ Cr ° J, e rnity, «as 8 ' ,ega, a national serv £ APO consists 1 i chatter in e, st „dents «ho, at « scholarship scouting and who phi Omega . better. The ££ Scout Oath zzZ£Z - ,mr tervice to tenantry. Ration are car- The purposes of e 8 ft consists tied out in a £oUr ° w . faculty, s and seIvlCe t J AP0 has long . undertaken, l c ' ind desk blotter provision. Peterson. Butte. r« fir « ?entimig lla ' OFFICER See0W f Row: Shelton, Bur e, meier. r pfeu er ' nrrtrt MaJison, GanfUOf? et ’ Kruger, «� “• Z ■ j fi£ c “ oe £. - - • . - 187 BLUE KEY First Row, Left to Right: Rephlo, Edwards, Kruger, ' Wright, Ryter, Alyea, Feslcr. Second Row: Hughes, Stevenson, Green, Woodward, Washburn, Gibbs, Donaldson, Ander- son. Third Rose: Oberlander, Henson, Fox, Stone, Fuller, Kieffer, Rockwell. Fourth Row: Colandrea, Liptai, Woley, Benz, liefer, Feaster. Blue Key National Honor Fraternity was but nine years old when it established a chapter on the MSM campus in 1933. Since that time it has grown to a place of respect and has grown to be a goal of personal attainment on the part of the students. It draws its members from men who have demonstrated good char- acter, high scholarship, and outstanding leader- ship. Blue Key is identified yearly with pro- jects such as the student directory publication along with the provision of guides for Engi- neer’s Day and Parent’s Day. Rytet. SeC ° ni hr, KniS et - 188 INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP First Row , Left to Right: Borthayre, Garrigue, Kisvar- sanyi, Gevecker, Sutherland, Grawe, Abrahim Talsman, Misra, Second Row: Saupe, Palacios, Vakil, Bakleh, Chan T Haq, Batubara, Hantoro, Stourton, Patel, Third Row: Mehta, Inga, Mehta, Blanco, Oreyzi, Shah, Gomez, Vidal, Pike, Gorczyca. Fourth Row: Malik, Shafizadeh, Dias, Fallah, Khaleghian, Samrad, Kessler, Marquez, Otten, Malek. The principal objectives of this organiza- tion are to promote better relations between the various countries and to provide a place of fellowship for all students, both from the United States and from foreign nations. The Fellowship seeks to attain this goal in three ways. The first is by discussions and lectures about all nations; the second consists of din- ners featuring national foods and dishes; and the third consists of radio lectures and public education about the habits and customs of the people from the various nations of the world. [rie nari(] 189 Vim Row, Left to Right; Cochran, Green, Washburn, Starlet, Schwarz, Pond, Bassett, Arimura, Third Row: Sharp, Neumeier, Schmidt, Fuller, Denise, Second Row: Harris, Minton, Hushes, Moore, Latham, Hahn, Hopkins, Fesler. office Left to ht: , Esbau b ’ tu Uct, PHI KAPPA PHI Phi Kappa Phi honor society was found- ed in 1 887 and since that time has been dedicated to Unity and Democracy of Educa- tion. Keeping its membership open to all de- partments of American universities and col- leges, its prime purpose has remained to em- phasize scholarship and character in the thoughts of college students, to foster the significiant purposes for which educational in- stitutions have been dedicated, and to stimulate mental achievement by recognition through election to membership. The national society and its chapters seek to promote scholastic endeavor by spon- soring interesting programs emphasizing ability and education and by granting awards and scholarships. Two of the major tasks under- taken by the Missouri School of Mines chap- ter have been the sponsorship of public ad- dresses and the granting of the Book Plate award to those students who have maintained a 3-0 grade point average or better for the year. The society grants graduate scholarships to graduating seniors and also maintains a stu- dent loan fund for undergraduate students in need of assistance. 190 TAU BETA PI Tau Beta Pi Association was founded at Lehigh University in 1885, making it one of the oldest, most notable honor societies ex- clusively for engineers in existence. The Mis- souri Beta chapter has been on the MSM cam- pus since 1906 and has ever been a goal of every conscientious student. Members are taken from the upper one-eighth of the junior class and from the upper one-fifth of the senior class only after extensive testing by the society. To stimulate scholarship, Tau Beta Pi elects the outstanding freshman; to stimulate engineering sciences, the society makes awards at the annual science fair of district high schools. Tau Beta Pi is instrumental also in expressing student opinion through school sur- First Row, Left to Right: Stevenson, James, Hahn, Kauffman, Green, Cochran, Pond, Minton, Edwards, Adam. Second Row: Starlet, Hertz berg, Hughes, Jordan, Rath, Gibbs, Schwarz, Den- ise, Wood, Arimura. Third Row: Taliaferro, Harris, Steinman, Liptai, Kruger, Bay less, Fuller, Donaldson, Hunter, Garlieh, Rephlo. Fourth Row: Staples, Neumeier, Hornsey, Bassett, Grinker, Washburn, Dille, Jones, Gunn. veys of questions which may arise during the year. Another very important part of Tau Beta Pi is the brotherhood gleaned from per- sonal association among the many engineering curricula and the promotion of professional ethics and ideals of and for its members. OFFICERS First Row f Left to Right: Green, Boston, Pond. Second Row: Echvards, Cochran, Kauffman. 191 First Row, Left to Right: Kwan, Hensley, Fou raker, Henson, Schultz, Dille, Thomas. Second Row: Lay, Noell, Huffman, Herr, Gladney, Applequist, Salmons. Third Row: Achenbach, Pat- terson, Strebler, Shy, Martens. B.S.U. The Baptist Student Union was organized on the Missouri School of Mines’ campus in 1947 with the object in sight of linking the student with the church, and promoting fel- lowship and Christian entertainment among the students. The only requirement for mem- bership in BSU is that the student be enrolled in one unit organization of the local Baptist Church. Among the activities of the BSU are the state convention, spring banquet, pre-school retreat, spring retreat, and numerous special services. The regular monthly meetings fea- ture speakers and informal fellowship gather- ings. BSU is very active in campus intramural sports composing teams from the membership whenever possible. 192 NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club on our campus is only a very small part of an international organization whose chapters encircle the globe. The main idea in mind behind the Newman movement is the intellectual and spiritual education of Catholic students attending secular universities. It is this extracurricular study of the aspects of theology in modern living that completes one’s practical education and pre- pares him to enter the realm of the modern business world. All work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy” is an old adage that has been adopted by the Newman Club as it has and does spon- sor dances and various other social functions. Newman Club meetings provide one with an excellent opportunity to become acquainted with a great bunch of fellows. The social events held yield a favorable chance to continue good fellowship among the members. Ho Sard. olv ' r: FHs SeCOnd Kou, First Row , Left to Right; Inga, Wagner, Vidal, Speidel, Papin, Ganninger, Hogard, Wehner, Komo, Second Row; Bobbitt, Klier, Schneider, Hahn, Marlow, Grig Hone, Gorczyea, Steinman, Marler Third Row: Palacios, Haque, Boston, Orf, Kohlieppel, Spagnola, Pusateri, Wallace, Char Ison, Hoberock. Fourth Row: Hug Redington, Loos, Kozeny, Maune, Grinker, Hornsey, Brun- jes, Delprete. Fifth Row; Bleckman, Ziegerer, Fischer, Souza, Reichert, Redington. 193 , . j E „,. S� e„ • Heavin, SiWerberg, pistehuti, o3SfZ-� . A ,cc� tV officers UoJe „ ro d, ■ Lr Kautfnian. J 01 ’ Third � i .”£$%?■ 2 ° Van- WEStE F Y 0 UNDATl°U . ;- a Christian The « ?££ on oon-ch-ch student V £ e basic ° affiliate ' 1 , . ' home and foundat.cn � J social, educattonA home” b, � £“£ c f Chns spiritual actw. Wes kV, understanding- f ro m ] obn . 0 . j„S� . • ■ ' f .� -■ «- ' T.rf operates uS through _ Mo ve- ° Th[0 ugh the Methodist S of C °T.hI Wesley Foundation o ni li-- St °f nt MS ? ’ O-A v ;r«ons --rssu— 194 GAMMA DfcLTA international Delta I •� , £ (ounded � lamina O students cM? ter ion U V,n «s. MP ' W J ot l9«- a tT MSW to Of establish 0 b ectl ves 0 . . Christ ' 1 ■the P ' iro “ y U5 members in Christ- ® P 10 ' ' 1 hc lp the® to t� « he chutc h and lowsbip. to to serve . yes, 1 a to V. ptomote rational. Dtnitiuntty- ot tet fe at ,ies on ;vit ies. w detit may f ' and social a stn and cn Tout nurp° se ° OtllCP® 5 ew Loe® ' 1 „ „ R«W- , RoW, Le,t y, VCettet«i atl - FffJ i Row ' H ° eCb ’ reUg lOU . rtI aVt«n £ s choVa sUC Uu eb, erf1 ' 5 ot Delta- Tfci rd R°« ,; K 01° , ro W U� .« ' a Sr,H« 1 “ ' 5“: «• « ' • Green, Qtruebif 1 Second K 195 UNIVERSITY DAMES First Row, Left to Right: Pelhank, Vansant, Hadler, Weit- zel, Grady, Sands, Steele, Speidel, Williams, Sturgeon, Kelly, Beamon, Bassett, Basse. Second Row: Groves, hurri, Stuckenschnekler, Bradley, Ray, Doss, Fridenburg, Fuller, Whitehead, Whitehead, Tilman, Highfill, Carstens, Wal- ker, Walker, Harper, McKee, Ruserc Third Row: Plank, Woods, Nix, Anita, McGillan, Anderson, Cottrell, Carpen- ter, Vancil, Rader, Ragains, Lawrence, Hammond, Stih, Cunningham, Scobee, Shelton, Mouse r. Fourth Row: Au berry, Kibler, Montgomery, Dennison, Prior, Carney, Barr, Patterson. Renfro, Parsons, Lutz, McJntrye Rachel, Rachovitsky. Fifth Row: Ramsey, Poppitz, McNabb, La- tham, Long, Wallace, Northern tt. Smith, Graham, Hanne- man, Lawson, Smith, Standley, Pollock, Swafford, Minton, Hughes, Odom. The National Association of University Dames was founded at the University of Chi- cago in 1920. The MSM chapter was formed in 1941 and has been increasing steadily in membership. Composed mainly of students’ wives, its aims are to promote a spirit of friend- ship, to furnish a means of entertainment, and to stimulate general culture among its mem- bers. The University Dames provide a variety of activities including bowling, bridge, dramat- ics, singing and handicraft. The high point of the year is the Dames ' graduation. While the husbands receive a degree, the wives are presented a degree in Putting Hubby Thru School. 196 “M” CLUB The M” Club was organized to aid in the development of the athletic department. The membership is taken from those men who have participated in and who have lettered in a varsity sport. The organization has been instrumental in developing the spirit of sports- manship and keen competition both on the MSM campus or whenever a representative team travels to another campus. Intramural sports are made possible by the fine quality of referees and judges that the M club provides from its membership. Another benefit to the campus is the elevation of school spirit so necessary to an athletic pro- gram. First Row t Left to Right: Johnson, Peterson, Matthews, Barre, Whitebait, Scharf, Wilson, Vancil, Cooper, Brenn- mg, Early, Second Rou: Donnelly, Bara, Schroeder, Mea dow j s, Erickson, O ' Mealy, Boren, Dix, Scott, Sands, Hersch- bach. Third Row: Hillmeyer, Brady, Gay, Ford, GJaes- er. Booth, Sullivan, Rose, Deranja, Cooke, Schimanski. Fourth Row: Avery Marble, Woodward, Kruger, Petti bon, Moss, McCaw, Meisenheimer, Broyles, Smith, Meier. Right; 0Fp icEns R inning. Second Ron Co, ° Per, 197 First Row. Left to Right: Leer, Kapfer, Bennett, Brewer, Gan- ninger, Toigo, Reichert, Keller, Thompson Second Row: Sum- mitt, Peterson, Troxel, Flias, Cappellari, DeWitt, Roberts, Kite, Saunders. Third Row: Henderson, Main prize, Hug, Bilhrey, Mathews, Wyatt, Leininger, Maisch, Shfeppard Fourth Row: Long, Fey, Chappie, Brunkhart, Meadows, Kamman, Vasterlxng, Darnall, Pierce. nett flCE 5 Ben Bte ' N eC fifJt Ro«’ J R o« ,; L tH t0 toiS 0 Rig ¥LaP teI ' Ga° n GLEE CLUB The MSM Glee Club is one of the oldest official student organizations on the Missouri School of Mines campus. It was organized purely for the enjoyment of the members and students. As interest developed and the size and quality increased, rhe Glee Club was recog- nized and asked to present programs all over Missouri and surrounding states. Under the direction of Professor John M. Brewer, the club has had another successful year. Many trips were taken including en- joyable trips to Stephens College in Columbia and William Woods College in Fulton. On these concert tours, many times the host choir or glee club would join ranks much to the enjoyment of the Miners. Also, when the Glee Club was in Columbia, the members had the pleasure of performing on KOMU-TV. Membership is open to all students who meet musical requirements and practice is held weekly in the Rolla Building. This year the club was proud to receive identical sport coats to be worn at public appearances. 198 CANTERBURY CLUB first Row, Left to Right: Halbrook, Witkosky, Taylor, Finne, Dowdy. Second Row: Ozenbereer, Besleme, Swancutt, Pawlowski, Brown, Laney, Bridger. A College association of Episcopal stu- dents, the Canterbury Club, insures the col- lege student of Christian fellowship and Spiritual guidance throughout his college life. The primary objectives of the Canterbury Club are to provide its members with knowl- edge and to help them to serve the church and community. To promote these objectives, it carries on a program of religious, educational, and social activities. Thus, the Episcopal student may find a welcome source of religious activity and en- deavor while at the School of Mines. OFFICERS First Row , Left to Right: Taylor, Witkosky, Brown. Second Row: Finne, Halbrook, Dowdy, 199 First Row, Left to Right: Johnson, Robinson, Pendleton, Gerard, Kruger, Becker, Woley. Sec- ond Row: Echelmeier, Pfeuffer, Swoboda, Place, Kapfer, Wright. THETA TAU Offices j Pendleton- U „„ r Getatd, KigbC f ° Hecket. after. � ecK Theta Tau, the National Professional En- gineering Society, was founded at the University of Minnesota. It is primarily concerned with the development of the engineer as an integral part of the surrounding society, as well as an advancement of professional engineering. Theta Tau, one of the oldest campus societies, was founded in 1904. Since that time, it has chosen its members for promising en- gineering ability, standard scholarship, and personal worthiness. Its purpose is to provide a means of communication and fellowship between the different phases of engineering. Theta Tau has been active in the pro- vision of service to the campus and community. A large annual project, for which Theta Tau has long been identified, has been the com- position and distribution of student calendars of campus events. 200 SPELUNKERS The purpose of the Spelunkers Club is to organize the students of the Missouri School of Mines, who are interested in explorations of caves and caverns that they may exchange information and experiences. This exchange of speleological knowledge and information is helpful in a scientific way as well as providing an absorbing hobby. The relative position of Missouri School of Mines allows for many interesting cave explorations only minutes from the campus. Contrary to popular belief, there are many uncharted caves in close proximity of Rolla, as any Spelunker” can tell you. It is due to this abundance of caves and scientific interest which makes the organization very active and enjoyable. First Row, Left to Right: Klier, Maxwell, Dice, Jurgens, Del- man, Allen, Applequist, Dauemheim, Hopkins. Third Rote: prete, Johnson, Brueggeman. Second Row; Williams, Heuer- Schevers, Breville, Sturgeon, Kamman, Funsch, Swanson, Leet 201 OFFICERS s „„4 UK . . :ns, Owens. : L . DAfc£ dA KE Society is a” of curclCuU “ XTd exploitation deal «h stu V society pro- e «th sclent fey whk h riX -d helpin ' ning theit tieli . spe akers dis- quent science cur- t the society to broaden tirr tons held ttips iting geologic ateas. 202 RADIO CLUB „ . ttfOEEE, is iei ' 4 to e 1 ‘ f t he A� et “ u sra tes ■ague and ns A m ateut id c0OtmentS mem ber of the Missouri Being a .. Service anL v s interest EivE N et keeps “ pttien t « 4 andw o� i iP‘i [odeotsao a ieten Se . 1 S “ aUroembetS non-member lC£ S j Row-’ WoU ’ SthaW- S “ ' ' J KuW man i EntfSi Leff ° Rf n Vla erDan ' A ' ' INDEPENDENTS First Row, Left to Right: Stern, Hornsey, Griglione, Gilmore, Lewis, Dum- vin, Wade, Goff, Colburn, Miller. Second Row: Scarier, Washburn, Brown, Ganniger, Hodge, Stoecker, Feaster, Taylor, Creason, Bramfict, Fuller, Comer. Third Row: Craig, Turner, Boss, Brueggeman, Jordan, Zacheis, Mathews, B urlage, Johnston, Vancil, Sago, Komo, Marler, Jud, Brenning, Kohllepper. Fourth Row : Weis, McCune, Howdeshell, Martin, Guest, Henderson, Mitchell, Dauernheim, Bachstein, Tims, Jauer, Martin, Kite, Pusateri, Gay. Fifth Row ' : Simpson, Cordes, Atkinson, Vandarakis, Medley, Meadows, Ford, Ferguson, Adams, Morlock, Schenck, Martin, Williams Dille. Sixth Row: Seufert! Reichert, Grewis, Bradley, Moses, Cebe, Kamman, Dickey, Schnitker, Dunna- vant, Pugh, Jones, Waters, Lyneh, Brunjes. The Student Council and St. Pat’s Board are among these activities and the Independent student representatives are elected from the Independent organization. This year, the independents were well represented by their float in the St, Pat’s Parade and by their queen candidates at the Military Ball, as well as at the St. Pat’s Ball. OFFICERS First Row, Left to Right: Hodge, Feaster. Second Row: Stoecker, Ganninger. The Independents were recognized as a campus organiza- tion in 1935 that all students could have a voice in campus affairs and student government at Missouri School of Mines. The purpose of the founding of the organization was to pro- vide a common meeting place for all independent students where they might exchange ideas and interests and also de- velop a certain amount of fellowship. The organization also provides a means whereby the athletic talents of the independ- ent students might be combined to enter as competition in the numerous intramural sports. All non-fraternity men are con- sidered Independents and are eligible to join the Independent organization and to have a voice in student affairs. First Row t Left to Right: Hodge , Wells, Rath, Green, Pond, Cochran, Minton, Edwards, Donald- son. Second Row: Okenfuss, Washburn, Kruger, Liptai, Feasrer, Fuller, Hornsey, Hunter. Third Row: Fesler, Gibbs, Rockwell, Fox, Wemrich, Wright. WHO ' S WHO PHOTO CLUB Who’s Who in American colleges and universities is a new honorary organization to the campus. The awards are given annually in recognition of the merits and accomplishments of college students throughout the country. Selection is made on the basis of excellence of scholarship, leadership, and extracurricular ac- tivities. The MSM Photo Club is a student or- ganization for amateur photographers. Mem- bership entitles students to the club’s fully equipped darkroom. At the meetings, lectures, movies, and discussions are held covering all phases of photography. First Row f Left to Right: Silverberg, Glucksman, Biermann. Second Row: Akmakjian, Reuter, Gooding, Dunivin. S econ ■ Padberg, R g ht Row, Left to first Rath. Colandiea, Washburn- d Row: J° nes ’ Vlerchentoeder, ALPHA SIGMA officers Pad , the honor society to Sigma Mu, dent s, draws its :a l Engineering mefflbers of the r°® the Eng ineeiing- ttoUeain Metato S honor purpose is “ source of ft‘ en , , ut it also pto student . formed congeniality is striving to year Mp ha r paternities as loth the other by hav- ling’ activities ,he nUmbCt , 1 speak to its members on ttgy industry sp occasions. _ club 0° the ! t-? Miisouti The Esperin ” rn p b ta° wn “ ,ool of M“f the biliary .s organ ' 15 . t011g h a cotn scien- irnm unioat� n ro «ns« errr- tnguage- P . Rifled ton f 8 th e ?««“! ' ffl-m 48 1 “ a ° lis l ‘° ' StMes ploys S ®”? “ wOI ld. The W otfici al lango S = s ° , EspetanW con ietence Army teS , !Le.t „ as the most agg tess0 ' i abte d Espe ' an 10 diSCUS u V t auxfhary l ® 1 ® suable Bre« eI . Left to %■£ � l sOian 15 incbco 1 Valeo« ne 207 DORMITORY First Row, Left to Right: Sratler, Washburn, Brown, Jones, Kauffman, Seufert, Bachstein, Brueggeman, Henderson, Schnitker, Dauernheim, Second Row: McCune, Wheeler, Pugh, House, Jordan, Zacheis, IngHs Drachenberg, Fore, Pierce, Leet, Dunn. Third Row: Weis, Funsch, Martin, Guest, Fey, Kuhlman, Goff, DeWitt, Jones, Martin, Phelps, Brfckenridge. Fourth Row: Miller, Comer, Payton Er- win, Applequist, Colburn, B rev i lie, Fletcher, Meyer, Mad ' dose, Hansen, Herr. Fifth Row: Williams, King, Thomp- son, Wlmsett, Kamman, Reichert, Rees, Scot t, Gladney, Atkinson, Waters, Morgan. The student housing and facilities at the Missouri School of Mines have always been adequate due to foresight and thinking on the part of school administration. This group, realizing several years ago that there would be a large influx of students especially to a technical school such as MSM, initiated the movement for more dormitory space. This year three new dormitories and a new modern cafe- teria were i n full operation. h , £ r Left .� ■ ’ ?UB First % 0 nd 208 DORMITORY The Dormitory Council is the governing body of the dormitory. This group is composed of members representing floors and sections of the dormitory. The officers and dorm com- mittees are selected from this group. The dormitories have always been strong competitors in intramural sports and have always been active in campus affairs and ac- tivities. First Row, Left to Right; Hatfield, Butler, Dowdy, Law- rence, Lynch, Samrad, Wilson, Hallahan, Simpson, Fehsen- feld, Shotwellr Second Row: Ozenbei er, Scott, Murray, jauer, Kaletta, Buerki, Souza, Erwin, Wilks, Smart, Turn- er, Yost. Third Row: Tindel, Krause, Bartlett, Adams, Ferguson, Urton, Pedrotti, Wynn, Stinchcomb, Daiton, Lawrence. Fourth Row: Mundy, Conley, Strebler, Turner, Cook Pi il} so 0 c ®nd on 209 OFFICERS First Row. Left to Right: Qualls, Walther, Baxter. Sec o nd Row: Pfeuffer, Coland tea. MINER BOARD The official newspaper of the School of Mines is the Miner. Its purpose is to supply news to the students that they may be well informed on all topics of interest. The Notebook was the first publication at the school but its appearance was not regular. Then in 19M, the Miner was given the neces- sary equipment and it has appeared weekly since that time except during holidays. The Miner is given free to all students but its lb u Vf 1 ■ 1 ■ 1 J flj First Rote, Left to Right: Misemer, Colandrea, Moulder, Walther, Baxter, Qualls, Pfeuffer. Second Rote: Gunther, Hofer, Kandibmder, Croci, Benz, Kruger, Brunkhart, Ventimiglia, Klein, circulation is increased by many other people who do not attend MSM but who are mailed copies weekly. The Miner Staff at w r ork. Writing up the copy. r Proofreading the copy. James Walther — Editor Spring Semester . MINER BOARD The Miner staff has long been proud of the quality and quantity of the material con- tained in its pages. Containing editorials, let- ter s-to-the-edi tor, sports, news, announcements, and all topics of general interest, the circulation of the Miner is eagerly anticipated each week. All campus organizations and fraternities are welcome to submit articles which are usually printed when space is available. Extensive coverage of sports also includes intramural sports along with varsity events. Membership is open to the student body and much valuable experience is to be gained in the many tasks. This experience is gained in writing, advertising, leadership, and initia- tive. The staff and all the MSM students may well be proud of their paper. Setting up the page layouts. 211 ROLLAMO BOARD OFFICERS First Row P Left to Right: johner, Fesler, Rephlo. Second Rote: Abkemder, Kozeny, Pendleton. r ' Hi am m I B m f - M 1 First Row, Left to Right: Rephlo, Johoer, Fesler, Abkemeier, Kozeny. Second Row : Shepard. Kandlbinder, Benz, Croci, Klein, Gunther. Third Row: Pendleton, Kruger, Hallerberg, Lodholz, Pfeuffer, The Rollamo Board was established for the express purpose of production of the year- book. To the board and its members fall the momentous task of obtaining cooperation and coordination from the vast number of students, faculty, and photographers so necessary in Checking Layouts at Staff Meeting. 212 Editor Fesler and Business Manager Kozeny ROLLAMO BOARD such a publication. To these people, the Rol- lamo Board would like to express its sincerest thanks and well-wishes. This year the goal in producing the Rol- lamo was again pictures and more pictures. It is hoped that in the future you might take the Rollamo from the shelf, glance through its memories and moments, and easily recall the years. These were years which required blood, sweat, and tears — years which were the most valuable and enjoyable years of our lives. To Bill Fesler, Rollamo Editor for 1958- 1959, who supervised, directed, and guided the staff throughout the many assorted tasks and duties, we, the board, owe and acknowl- edge our gratitude to you. Photographers Pendleton and Place Classes Editor Stone and Associate Editor Rephlo Literary Editor Johner and Sports Editor Abkemeier ENGINEERS CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Avery, Feaster. Second Row: McNally, Baysden, k V 1 RK I JRRT iHppyy; mmW THVjj | JHHl HL ifmPmh dt M.J r nTW 1 f +j ■fljpm , j c f i J i mmgfe., v . First Row , Left to Right: Malek, Kimbrough, Hodge, Avery, McNally, Feaster, Werner, Hradsky, West, Second Row: Mouat, Nofthmgton, Barney, Schimanski, Herschbach, Vancil, Boren, Taylor, Trammel Third Row: Beezley, Spanel, Schroeder, Rose- berry, Lehnhoff, Whitehair, Krisch, Fink, Zychinski, Johnston, DeFord, Pgue, Myers, Rainey, Qlberg Reuter, Meisenheimer, Kamper, Stokely, Sisk, Baysden, The Engines Club House, This the Engineer’s Club, the first cooperative eating organization on the MSM campus. It was first organized in 1 934 when ten fellows pooled their finances to rent a house and hire a cook, who was the mother of one of our charter members. It was then the Engineer ' s Club was born. Since then it has con- tinued to grow and it now has a mem- bership of 130 young men, and is one of the most prominent organizations on the campus. ' The Cooks for the dub. The Engineer’s Club is composed of those independent students who are look- ing for some wholesome but inexpensive home cooking and are willing to give their time and talents to the intramurals sports program and the other club ac- tivities. In the past years we have continued to climb in the intramural standings. Last year our efforts were rewarded as we won the intramural trophy and again this year the club is among the leaders. We owe our fine showing to the spirited participation of each of our members. Just a coffee break. Looks like KP tonight. The club is directed by the President and the Board of Control, while the busi- ness is executed by the Business Manager and the Treasurer. During this school year the Building Fund, w ' hich was initiated in 1956, has continued to grow and our goal — to build our own house — can be seen in the near future. The friendship and spirit of our members are exceeded only by those three square meals a day. 215 - PROSPECTORS’ First Row , Left to Right; Dunnavant, Jordan, Craig, Berthold, Wood, Meadows, Bradley, Maksymkz, Wehner. Second Row: Vandarakis, Kim, Wilhite, Marlow, Griglione, Burlage, Cappel- lari, Niblock, Hallingslod, Elam. Third Row: Creason, Boss, Loebs, Alsbury, Bolander, Amsler, Lawhon, Johnson, Ganninger, OFFICERS First Row , Left to Right: Berthold, Meadows, Second Row: Wood, Bradley. Ingram, Gayer. Fourth Roiv: Morlock, Lewis, Medley, Reichert, Brockmann, Kurtzhals, Meyer, Lynch, Betts, Felber, Fifth Row: Besleme, Zogrodzkey, Carey, McCluskey, Taylor, Suman, Ander- son, Wyant, Weber, Denney, Stanley On Sunday evening, November 13, 1955, a meeting was held in room 220 of the Men’s Dorm for the purpose of or- ganizing a co-op club for the purpose of supplying board for a part of the students at MSM. A chairman was selected to conduct the meeting after a group discussion was held. Phil Gerwert was elected chairman by the unanimous approval of those present The chairman conducted discussions concerning the name of the club; consti- tution; finances; membership, and suggested sponsors. A committee was appointed to promote the new co-op organization. A secretary- treasurer was elected by the students attending the meeting. Tom Gerwert was chosen for the job. Bud Mosby was elected publicity chairman to take care of advertising for new members. By the next meeting the constitution was ready for the approval of the members. The preamble read as follows: The object of the Prospector ' s Club shall be to operate 216 CLUB and maintain a non-profit cooperative eating club for non fraternity students of the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy. Such was the birth of the Prospector’s Club. From these SO charter members the club has grown into the largest organization of its type on campus. The Prospector’s Club was originally located between Eleventh and Twelfth streets on Pine but in November of 1957 it was moved to 1005 Elm street after the members decided that the old location was inadequate for their needs. Since moving the club has added another 30 members making a total of 150. Also new equipment was added to the kitchen. The club is now negotiating for the purchase of the house it occupies and recently it was decided to incorporate and the proper steps are now being taken to bring this about. The club has a short but eventful history and it is hoped that the years to come will be as eventful. Studying for a quiz? The Cooks. 217 OFFICERS First Row t Left to Right: Henderson, Adams Second Row: Gay, Tims, Loos. Third Row: Wilson, Bertorello, TECH CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Stoecker, Scoggins, Wilson, Bertorello, Henderson, Tims, Loos, Adams, Gay, Sanders, Merritt. Second Row: Steffen, Hayes, Palacios, Rencehausen, Wagner, Sago, Marler, Tims, Grannemann, HowdeshelL Third Row: Ferrero, Bennett, Meyer, Bomar, Bilbrey, Kite, Roberts, Hawker, Nied- ringhaus, Hensley. Fourth Row: Toigo, Griffin, Davis, Mathews, Lammers, Hayer, Charlson, Henderson, Pool, Dilie, Truesdale, Rust. Fifth Row: Hau shaker, Pusateri, Carver, McCrary, Col I man, Spagnola, Early, Bales, Williams, Dickey, Hornsey, Shy. The Tech Club House Since its formation in October 1949, the Tech Club has become one of the leading organizations on the campus. More than 120 members share conver- sation and nutritious food through the club. Although the club’s main purpose is to provide its members with whole- some food at economical prices, it has purposes and ideals which are much more comprehensive. Many who have chosen Independency are interested in sports and have abilities in other fields. The Tech TECH CLUB Club brings these men together into an organization, thus giving them an op- portunity to further their talents and abilities, both athletic and otherwise. The officers elected by the members of the Tech Club handle the daily busi- ness of the club and the preparations for outings and other activities. The club holds monthly meetings in which every member has an opportunity to vote and to voice his opinion about club activity. The numerous intramural sports trophies in the Tech Club’s trophy case Leaping for a high one. 1 % The Tech Club crew. demonstrates amply the prowess of the club’s sports- men, evidencing the clubs contribution to a well round- ed education. The Tech Club is a dynamic, progressive or- ganization which furthers itself and the ambitions of its members more each year. Without a doubt the Tech Club will continue in its place of importance throughout its future on the MSM campus. 219 raternitieA ACACIA FRATERNITY First Row. Left to Right: Merry field, Trabue, Stevenson, Hatfield, Prof. Rob Ponder, Wistehuff, Church, Fore, Mul Dod son, Dep u ry , S tacey . In 1904 a group of Master Masons at the University of Michigan joined together to form the Acacia Frater- nity. Since that time, while growing and expanding, Acacia has never lost sight of the ideals and principles of Freemasonry on which it was found- ed. The big event of the year for the MSM chapter was the granting of our charter and Presentation of Charter The Acacia House OFFICERS First Row, Left to Right: Poarch, Donaldson. Sec- ond Row: McKean, Prof. Robbins, Troxel. Third Row: Butler, Rudolph. Cook, McKean, Butler, Poarch, Donaldson, Rudolph, Troxel, Midke. Second Rote Schuermeyer, bins, Grizio, Weber, Agricola, Blechner, Silverberg, Third Row: Ford, Huff, Walton, Hensley, lins, Mansfield. Fourth Row: Huston, Chappie, Atwater, Davisson, White, Childress, Crow, chapter initiation on November, 1958, with 3S charter members. The work leading up to this event was tremendous, since the colony had been formed only the previous March. In September we were able to move into our new house at 508 West 9th Street. Some of the men came back to school early to help remodel and get the house ready to move into. The social life was not lacking as the men enjoyed the usual fraternity parties; including Who’s winning? a mixer with the Rainbow Girls, Homecoming, the Military Ball, Valentine’s Dance, St. Pat’s and ending up the year with Greek Week. After the success of our first year we are looking forward to many more. Watching a floor show? 223 ■ I r_A. Which is Castro? Initiation BETA SIGMA PSI — First Row, Left to Right: Schmelig, Roth, Popp, Billen, Kuhlmann, Anderson, Siesennop, Roussin. Second Row: Brandhorst, Klipp, Springer, Monday, Sandler, Sedovic, Kramer, Mankovich, Stour ton, Hoech. third Row: Kahl, Stelloh, Shaffer, Freidmeyer, Stein bach, Mueller, Schrieber, Rullkoetter, Hecht. Beta Sigma Psi is the National Lutheran Social Fraternity. The chapter here at the Missouri School of Mines was founded in the spring of 1952. The aims of the fraternity are to promote a fraternal society for Lutheran students at universities and colleges. This year has proved to be a success in many ways. One of the biggest reasons for 224 this, is the fact that one of the goals that we have been striving for sine? our beginning has finally been realized. That is the acquisition of a new chapter house. The efforts of many people has made this dream a reality. We are sure that the acquisition of this house will enable our f rater- BETA SIGMA PSI FRATERNITY nity to grow as rapidly as it has in the past six years. Considering the still modest member- ship, the chapter has again done well in the Intramural Activities. The football, tennis, and handball teams made fine showings in the fall, and in the spring the main emphasis was on volleyball and softball. On the social side, this year’s fes- tivities started off with the annual party after the Washington U. football game. Following this was the Homecoming dance which proved to be a big success. At the Christmas Dance, Lee Trapp a- gain provided the musical entertainment. Next came the Valentine’s Dance and then the biggest and best, St. Pat ' s. Now with the school year drawing to an end, everyone is looking forward to summer and to next year, with the hopes that it will be even better than this one. DELTA SIGMA PHI — First Row, Left to Right: Miller, Maisak, Harris, Tucker, Thellmann, Stevenson, Specker, Second Row : Featherston, Hague, Starwalt, Hatfield, Marler, Harris, Kincaid, Jarrard, Third Row: Noggle, Jacks, Brown, Schild, Bocklage, Lemons, Boston, Logsdon, Smith, Kneile, Acksel, Hargis, Kleffman, Harvey, Daugherty, Odom, Wallace, Orf, Cook. Fifth Rote: ler. Havener Limbaugh, Petcibon, Beinart, Maxton, Huff, McPheeters. Delta Epsilon Chapter of Delta Sigma Phi was chartered here at MSM in March 1957. At that time, we had only about 25 actives. Since then, we have grown to our present status of 50 actives and 10 pledges. During the past school year, many im- provements have been made around the house, including new tile floors in the chapter room and dining room, and a stereo-hi-fi set. For who’s a jolly good fellow? Queen Jackie Once again, we were winners of the IFC Scholarship trophy, of which we are justly proud, but the social end of school was not neglected, as we had several parties and out- ings under the able leadership of Social Chair- DELTA SIGMA PHI FRATERNITY 227 Forgot to shave dedicate our section, at least, of this year’s Rollamo to the memory of Brother Ralph McCormick, founder and first President of the chapter, who was killed in an auto accident November 29, 1958, Schmedding, Bannister, Testerman, Hyde, Nickerson, Griesenauer, Lemon, McClure, Culnan, Bowles. Fourth Row: Robison, Cox, Martin, Maleskis, Mil- men Huff and Culnan. In closing, we would like to congratulate all the graduating Seniors, and in particular, those Delta Sigs who are passing on into the forests of industry. We especially wish to I”” left AfaisaJt ' o Right- c , Second R 0 . ' Scbl � eddi ng . SreV ' “� � . Kappa Alpha Order, founded at Washington and Lee University in 1865, is a brotherhood striving to- wards the higher ideals of our spir- itual leader, Robert E. Lee. We carry on in his footsteps the ideals of the Old South and of true Southern gentlemen. Sammy Gardner and friends KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY The K A House First Row, Left Loeffler, Baxter. OFFICERS to Right: Jenkins, Second Row: KAPPA ALPHA — First Row, Left to Second Row: Gibbs, Italiano, Taylor, Martin IV, Stretch, Fyan, Kellermeyer, Mkkle, Johnson, Huebner, Packwood, Stair, Right: Shafer, Smith, Hammond, Meyer, Jenkins, Baxter, Loeffler, Etnyre, Burdn, Hankinson, Roberts, Ray, McShannon, Hughes, Keeling, Donnelly, StigaH, Third Row: Abbott, Weyhreter, Buchanan, Englert, Fanter, KnoepfeL Fourth Row: Reiss, Gilmore, Wright, Lemberger, Lawson, Montebello, Reyburn. Fifth Row: Taliaferro, Rollins, Taylor, Larsen, Cleve. Haydon, Shaffer, Beta Alpha Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order is one of the oldest fraternities on campus, being founded in 1903; at the same time it is one of the most modern and active fraternities on this campus, as witnessed by the new house we have going up on the new Fraternity Row. Our members come from half the states in the United States, and we strive to improve social and scholastic standards of MSM. They look happy Among the highlights of the past year were the Homecoming Dance, the Pledge Dance, the Military Ball, St. Pat’s at which we featured Sammy Gardner and his Dixieland Band, the Convivium, our banquet honoring Robert E. Lee, and of course Greek Day. Looks like a winner 229 f� ll ;■ . o ' 1 ® Rpl � KAPPA SIGMA — First Row f Left to Right: Wisdom, Nichols, Oberlander, Gabbert, Fox, Wright, McGaugh, Nance, Beuerlem, Shy, Second Row: Catron, Mills, Gibson, Pezza, Scott, Acuff, Schlensker, Ruscrt, Barr, Gardner, Wagner, Bohning. Third Row: David, Albrecht, Toole, Hilton, Ricketts, Weinrich, Cain, Buck, Having the distinction of being one of the first three fraternities chartered on the M.S.M. campus, Kappa Sigma has distinguished itself in social, scholastic and school activities during its 55 years of existence. .Lk.il Hardie, Sharon, Anderson. Fourth Row; Phillips, White, Misemer, Phillips, Mueller, Meisenheimer, Ruck, Bush, Odegard, Estill, Gres- ham, Manor. Fifth Row; Sword, Burns, Phelps, Murray, Oberkramer, Kemper, Mausshardt, Bollinger, Martin, Glaser, Martin, Van Dorty. This past year has been no exception. Once again Kappa Sigma ranked among the leaders in scholarship. The entire chapter anticipates regain- ing the scholarship trophy and retiring it. Socially, the chapter has been active, having staged a number of successful party week-ends. KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY St. Pat’s, 1958, is perhaps the most out- standing. For the third successive year Kappa Sigma has been honored in hav- ing its candidate chosen as St. Pat’s queen. This year Miss Linda Fitzgerald was selected to reign over the festivities. An- other social highlight of the year was the Beachcomber Party, a new addition to Kappa Sigma parties. The Casino Dance, was again a booming success. The annual Pledge Dance, Homecoming, and Greek Day round out the social calendar. Santa Claus made a brief visit to the Kappa Sig house for the annual Christmas Party for needy children. A friendly card game Bear hug 231 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA — First Row, Left to Right: Robinson, Gilbert, Simko. Echelmeier, Parks, Place. Second Row: Brown, Homan, Deddens, Engel, Zerwekh, Firestone, Helgeson, Hampe, Kurz, Peterson, Third Row: Onn, Perrey, Wolfinbarger, Trippenesee, Keeler, Janes, tian, Savage, Wheeeler. Fourth Row: Douglas, Ballantyne, Kurz, Higgins, Farmer, Berry, Brunk Light. Fifth Row : Abernathy, Markei, Banholic, Hillis, Long, Beech, Moss, Winter, Hud walker, From its earliest beginnings as the “Muck- ers Club,” the Alpha Delta Zeta of Lambda Chi Alpha has grown to a place of prominence on M. S. M. campus. Since 1917, when the former Muckers Club” was installed as a chapter in Lambda Chi Alpha, the chapter had to continually relocate as it grew until it re- cently completed its present house at 1705 Pine. During the past year, it became necessary Lambda Chi House for the chapter to expand even further, for now an annex has been added to its present facilities. During the past year scholarship con- tinued to climb upward, as the sports minded membership competed in the intramural ac- Gettlng the float ready 232 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Stevenson, Cawns, Cassady, Crone, Lux, Baluha, Snow, Colwell Schumacher, Taylor, Lucas, Peterson, Plassman, Chris hart, Cole, Hager, Gardner, Garvey, Weiland, Murphy, Cage, Welch, tivities. As our teams continued to win, many of the men were becoming officers in campus organizations, or leaving intramural sports to join the M. S. M. varsity teams. All these ac- complishments were rounded our on the social scene by the many weekend dances held. Crowning the Queen 233 FRATERNITY Each dance will be remembered for its own individuality, whether it was the Harvest, Christmas, or the spring Playboy party, during St. Pat’s. Lambda Chi’s traditions are many and have been years in the making. The active chapter is pledged to continue these traditions to further the standing of Lambda Chi Alpha and Missouri School of Mines. PI KAPPA alpha FRATERNITY The Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity had its beginning at the University of Virginia back in 1868. In the 91 years since its founding it has grown in size and prestige, to its present high position among college social fraternities. The growth of Alpha Kappa chapter closely parallels that of the national fraternity. Early evening relaxation PI KAPPA ALPHA — First Row, Left P i e k a r z, Shepard, Lettmann, Cox, Schader, Frey, Latzer, Tooke, Snajdr, Geraro, Burns. Fifth Row: Pinner, First Row, Left to Right: Rath, Ryter, Second Row: Janning, Jones, Moeller, OFFICERS. to Right: Stone, Janning, Jones, Wake, Rath, Liptai, Ryter, Moeller, Alyea, Vacca. Second Row: Johnson, Boswell, Miller, Madison, Pfeuffer, Johner- Third Row: Powell, Reeves, Hollenherg, Chartrau, Fesler. Fourth Row: Hollenberg, Brockhaus, Lodolz, Cornell, Obrien, Teske, Freeman, Kieffer, Haller berg, Schumacher, Clem, Kruger, Law, Carl strom, Stammer. This chapter was founded on the M. S. M. campus in 1905 as one of the school’s first social fraternities. From that time on the chap- ter has been an outstanding leader on both local and national levels. At the last National Convention, Alpha Kappa was ranked ninth among the fraternity ' s 127 chapters and of even more importance, received the national Hippel Trophy for outstanding leadership and The beautiful Pi K A House participation in campus activities and the na- tional Lynn Award for chapter reporting. Judg- ing from the caliber of men who comprise the chapter today and its past reputation, Pi Kappa Alpha will always be an important power among the fraternities at M. S. M. Watching the girls go by? 235 SIGMA NU — First Row , Left to Right: Cook, ChuIHno, Herring, Second Row: Coester, Verdi, Patterson, Magel, Schulz, Milbutn, McCaw, Holzem, Hicks, Ward, Sharp, Mannschreck, Welch, Cooper, Pope, Hatting, Schaefer, Hauschild, Gaylord, Carton, Jenkins, But Sigma Nu, founded at Virginia Military Institute at Lexington in 1869, is now in its ninetieth year. In these ninety years Sigma Nu has grown into one of the largest and most financially stable organizations of its kind. Gamma Xi chapter introduced social frater- nities on the Missouri School of Mines campus in January, 1903- Since this introduction, Gamma Xi has flourished into one of the largest, best known, and most successful social organizations on campus. And there was steak! Sigma Nu House i |i ■ ..UHL -i It It O’Neal, Roberts, Groner, Freeland, Beisner, Wheeler, Schentey. O’Krepky, Wiegard, Reyburn, Stone, Smith, Howrey. Third Row; Parker, Haas, Reed, Blair. Fourth Row: Sloan, Barney, Stew, Irwin, cher The 1957-58 year at Sigma Nu began with a successful rush week in September and the ad- dition of four new brothers, along with an out- standing pledge class. In October the pledge dance was highlighted along with intramural football. In November the homecoming dance and the welcome return of many alums was And Schenly did tricks SIGMA NU FRATERNITY most memorable; hats off to varsity foot- ball lettermen, Brothers Cooper, McCaw, Parker and Wheeler. In December, host- ing the annual Sigma Nu Christmas Party for underprivileged children was our priv- ilege; many youngsters were furnished with gifts, refreshments, and entertain- ment. In January, intramural basketball with due acknowledgement to varsity star. Brother Schaeffer; but with the semester finals approaching, classes once again be- gan to be the feature. Soon after the beginning of the second semester in February our annual formal, The Sigma Nu White Rose, was featured the week after the addition of twelve new brothers. In March many extracurricular activities were featured. There was boxing-wrestling with Sigma Nu taking second place in both behind champions : Brothers Butcher, Cooper, and McCaw. St. Pat’s, as always, was one of the most memorable happenings of the school year. Near the end of the month, Gamma Xi was host and winner of the Missouri State Sigma Nu Basket- ball Tournament. In April, Sigma Nu’s annual Work Week was held at Lions Park to assist the Lions in clean-up and repair of the Park they generously lended on many emergency occasions. Intramural softball was the athletic pastime in April. In May, Greek Week Spring Festivities, organized by all fraternal organizations on campus was highlighted. At the end of this, a fine year at Sigma Nu, representative of many fine years, we realize the importance of fra- ternal brotherhood and will always re- member this year which is especially im- portant to those brothers we lost via diploma. 237 SIGMA PHI EPSILON — First Row, Left to Right: Hartman, Brown, Woodward, Halbrook, ders, Nolfo, Sander. Second Row : Linn, Whitehead, Miller, Short, Ostmann, Weston, Rogers, Third Row. Arnold, Stewart, Hatty, Chappell, Bass, Pawlowski, Toma, Steil, Cornell, Johnson, Harrison, McCullough, Oberhaus, Krieger, Mantler, Fisher, Jost, Musgrove, Wyatt, Villegas, Sunday Morning Little Theater is on the Air 238 Since May 10, 1957, when Missouri Gamma of Sigma Phi Epsilon emerged from the colony; Pegis Club, its members have been striving to be the top fraternity on campus. This last year Sig Ep made a nother great step toward that goal. In addition to its usual part in the annual Tri-Sig Christmas party for Rolla’s underprivileged children and other com- munity services, the house-with-the-red-door Sig Ep House added several first place trophies to its col- lection. Among these were first place in St. Pat ' s Parade, bowling and blood drive for Spring 1958. For the Fall Semester 1958 first honors in the homecoming decorations and I. F. C. sing; quartette were added to the : r Flash Swoboda, Elrod Kapfer, Lan- Wilson, Swank, Laurenson, AcheipofaL Frossard, Lobaugh. Fourth Row: Bub, Byrne, Chatham. ever growing collection of firsts. Another great step forward was made when the active chapter voted in a new scho- larship program, which is entirely different from any such program on campus. It is be- lieved that this program, being the first of its Champs SIGMA PHI EPSILON FRATERNITY kind, will bring Sig Ep to the top in scholar- ship. Sportswise, Mo Gamma is on the upswing with nearly all of its teams bettering won-lost records of previous years. All in all the 1958-59 year was a very prosperous year for Missouri Gamma of Sigma Phi Epsilon. SIGMA PI FRATERNITY Originally the Prospectors Club, the Alpha Iota chapter of Sigma Pi was formally installed on the M.S.M. campus in April of 1933. Since that time it has maintained its position as SIGMA PI — First Row , Left to Right: Row: Gustafson, Stih, Flanigan, Heilig, Skew, Watson, Fasone, Kron, OFFICERS First Row, Left to Right: Wiethop, Woley, Stein- mann. Second Row: Dallmer, Randolph, Gustaf- son. Third Row: Kron, Wasson. -a Gotthofer, Wasson, Klohr, Steinmann, Woley, Randolph, Jacobsmeyer, Boring, Dallmer. Second Grossenbacher, O’Gorman, Becker, Swanson. Third Row: Staples, Pinkel, Pendleton, Pluhar, The purpose of any social organization, and of Sigma Pi especially, is to provide fellow- ship which stimulates the mental, spiritual, moral, and physical growth of the individual. Recognizing this obligation, the Alpha Iota chapter promoted the formation of the Sigma Pi Mothers Club. This is a unique step in what we consider the right direction, for it combines the guidance that can come only from parents with the fellowship of the fraternity. The Alpha Iota chapter also offers a well rounded social life to the member. The primary Industrious social functions of the school year include such events as Homecoming, the Christmas Dance, the Pledge Dance, Greek Day, and of course St. Pats. Then there is the annual chap- ter Christmas party where the spirit of brother- hood is promoted by the exchange of gifts ac- companied by appropriate statements of senti- ment. Sig Pi House 241 Fi« $eco Ro«’� Left B a Vet Rig bt: ■po- et K«° ,IL SIGMA TAU GAMMA — First Row, Left to Right: Cadden, Lash Aynechian. Second Row : Lum, Myers, Powers, Zorumski, Knoll, field, Wiles, Rose, Duley, Boschert, Dean, Moellenbeck, Pfefferkoen. Bryant, Jackson. Sigma Tau Gamma was founded at Cen- tral Missouri State Teachers College at War- rensburg, Missouri, on June 28, 1920. Here at Missouri School Mines, Alpha Omega Chapter received its charter on November 10, 1956. Since then Sigma Tau Gamma has progressed rapidly in social, scholastic, and extracurricular activities on the M.S.M. campus. A big party St. Pat’s prize float ley, Schneider, Hahn, Edwards, DesCamp, McHugh, Butler, Meadows, Harvey, Hertz berg, Allen, Padilla. Third Ron? : Marti nek, Hat- Fourth Row: Randall, Fish, Payne, Leach, Erickson, Schwab, Coyle, This year saw numerous improvements at the Sig Tau Manor.” Redecorating and remodel- ing of the chapter room provided better living quarters for our members. To promote sportsmanship and team spirit, participation in intramural sports was greatly encouraged and increased. SIGMA TAU GAMMA FRATERNITY The social season commenced with the welcoming of our parents on Parent’s Day. Early in November, our Homecoming Dance saw our alumni returning for the weekend. Our Christmas Dance was held in conjunction with the Military Ball. This was followed by the annual Tri Sig Christmas Party for the underprivileged children of Rolla, sponsored by Sigma Tau Gamma, Sigma Pi, Sigma Phi Epsilon. The second semester was ushered in with our Valentines Dance. Then came the big event of the year, St. Pat’s. This year our St. Pat’s celebration was brightened by our capture of first place in the float contest with our Pin- occhio” float. In April, Sig Tau held its annual White Rose Banquet and Dance. The year was rounded out socially by the Greek Week festivities. This year the last of our Founders are leaving us, but they will always be remembered in the hearts of the brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma. Their excellent work and leadership in organizing Alpha Omega Chapter will re- main as inspiration to those who will follow in their footsteps in the years to come. Sig Tau House Cuban Party l i lu i EiGffiS.4 -4r 243 TAU KAPPA EPSILON — First Row, Left to Right: Bentrup, Kendrick, Cunningham, Mueller, Marosek, Powers. Second Rote: Dunne, Szuch, Elser, Claybaugh, Bar re, Brock, Popp, Schaeffer, Hyberger, Tidmore, Colandrer, Wedig, Qualls, Winchester, Nataluk, Bohley, Lester. Fourth Row: ker, Lewis, Robertson, Fike, Robertson, Cashman, Fox. On January 10, 1899, a society was or- ganized by a number of students at Illinois Wesleyan University. This society, The Knights of Classic Lore,” was the start of Tau Kappa Epsilon as a fraternity. Since that time Tau Kappa Epsilon has grown in size and re- putation, now it is the second largest national fraternity in the United States. The M.S.M. chapter of Tau Kappa Ep- silon, Beta Eta, has also continued to grow Teke House since its founding on March 9, 1947. Through- out the ensuing years Beta Eta Chapter has steadily increased in membership, and Teke on campus has rapidly attained a place of high respect. To be considered also with a fraternity 2nd Place, St. Pat’s Float 244 TAU Bloodsworth, Morris, Wilson, Marble, Wilson, Wills, Third Row: Schwarze, Brenner, Cottrell, Jensen, Judkins, Wal- is the social life which it must offer. In Tau Kappa Epsilon one finds a number of social events which truly make up a social fraternity. There are various dances and parties through- out the course of the year which include the Pledge Dance, Red Carnation Formal, and the French Underground Party Three guys without pins 245 KAPPA epsilon FRATERNITY French Underground Party. The Tekes also show their leadership as they climb toward the top in intramural com- petition, especially in football and softball. During the annual Saint Patrick’s float contest this year, second place was won by Tau Kappa Epsilon. With full optimism for the coming year, The Tekes hope to continue their ever-present growth and expansion both serially, physically and mentally. THETA KAPPA PHI FRATERNITY OFFICERS First Row. Left to Right: Walt her, Corroll, Emerg- ing. Second Row: Benz, Hofer, Rephlo. THETA KAPPA PHI — First Row , Ventimiglia. Second Row: Norausky, lick, True, Duvall. Third Row: Camp, Lindsay, Fourth Rote: Haffner, Koke, Fifth Row: Okenfuss, Heidemann, Yal Theta Kappa Phi was founded at Lehigh University in 1922 as a social fraternity for Roman Catholic college men. Mu chapter came to this campus in 1936 to succeed the Order of Cardinal Mercier which had been established on this campus in 1925. Dance Weekend! Left to Right: Abkemeier, Rephlo, Benz, Bruegging, Carroll, Mengwasser, Mosier, Hofer, Walther, Hall, Willenbrink, Garlich, Firzgibbons, Burke, Anderson, Straatmann, Klein, Daubel, Wuncker- Colonna, Heitert, Baker, Striebel, Kozeny, Jasper, Blood, McDonald, Gunther, Reeves, Giratos, Siebert, Trautman, Bersett, Croci, Hahn, Twele, Tegethoff, Holtzmann, Dillingham, Seh waller, laly, Forness, Kandlbinder, Spehr, Hall, Krysl, Kliethermes, Markway, Aylward. On April 26, 1959, Theta Kappa Phi and Phi Kappa consolidated to form one national fraternity for Catholic college men. Because of this consolidation the national office of Theta Kappa Phi has retired the First National Efficiency Trophy, the highest achievement award, to Mu chapter for its outstanding ac- complishments during the period of 1948 to Santa comes to Theta Kap 1958. With the closing of the year’s events, the Theta Kaps are looking forward to the benefits the new fraternity of Phi Kappa Theta will have to offer. Theta Kap House 247 Veo ¥ o° P’ flt S econ I THETA XI — First Row, Left to Right: Sturgeon, Petersen, Sch Second Row: Smith, Gaercner, Beegle, Leonard, Stigall, Fregalette, rett, Lapinski, Clarke, Hays, Carr, Morgan, Bowers, Fourth Row: The purpose of the Theta Xi Fraternity is to provide a college home environment for its members in which fellowship and alumni guidarlce lead to wholesome mental, physical, moral, and spiritual growth. Theta Xi actively supports and assists college and community efforts to make individual members more ma- ture and chapter groups more useful units of society. To these ends the fraternity dedicates itself. Since the founding of Theta Xi, emphasis Theta Xi House St. Pat’s Float r- THETA XI FRATERNITY neider. Dice, Ruppert, Spencer, McRae, Flood, Lazaras, Hodge Lazaras, Crane, Wagenheim, Third Row: Vukson, MaUch, Gar Hutchins, Hays, Hinckley, Consoletti, Lina, McGraw, Mohapp, Coats has been placed largely on the development of individual character and inherent talents. Through its alumni and undergraduate leadership, the fra- ternity endeavors to assist each member to develop intellectual curiosity that assures the highest schol- arship rating consistent with his ability, sincerity in his association with others, and confidence in himself, responsibility to chapter, col- lege, community and country, and inter- ests and activities outside regular scho- lastic studies that employ spare time to good advantage. Here at the social season began with the Washington U. Football Game, which is an annual tradition with the Alpha Psi Chapter. We ended our social season for the semester with a very successful pledge dance. Valentine’s Dance and the annual St. Pat’s celebra- tion provided entertainment for the second semester. As the second year in our new house draws to a close, we can look back with fond memories upon gratifying accom- plishments, which could not have been attained without the wholehearted co- operation of the active chapter and alumni group. Next year promises to be even more rewarding. And this is my brother Francis. First Row, Left to Right; Johnson, Baumgartner, Keeley, Walker, Hess, Whitecotton, Rogenski, er, Litzler, Henson, Gregson, Koenig, Marvich, Wagner, Davis. Third Row: Ski well, Morphy, kel. True, Romano. Triangle, a fraternity of Engineers and Architects, was founded in 1907 by sixteen Civil Engineering students at the University of Illinois. The aims of the fraternity are to improve scholastic and social standing among engineering students. The Missouri Mines Chapter was installed in December of 1927. It w ' as formed from a club that was previously known as the Grub- stakers Club, the first social organization on campus. Triangle has steadily risen in the ranks, Two Engineers? and is now considered one of the top organi- zations here at the Missouri School of Mines. As in the years before, our wonderful Mother’s Club has again shown us great con- sideration. This year, they have given us a vacuum cleaner, new dishes, and other very essential items. We are very proud of their fine organization. Cannon Men 250 Mahoney, Harris. Second Row: Hunt- Morton, Kane, Thompson, Coad, Rin- Our intramural teams have shown great skill and spirit this school year. We added trophies in football, basketball, and wrestling. We also won the Interfraternity Council Sing and Bowling trophies. With good results in the remainder of the sports, we have a good chance to become the Intramural Champs for 1958 - 1959 - Cranking them out 251 TRIANGLE FRATERNITY Our house improved both socially and scholastically during this year, also. Our scho- lastic standing on campus showed a significant rise, and several great parties were held during the year. This summer, we are planning to have the first floor of our house remodeled, so, with these improvements in mind, and with the very successful present year we have had, we are looking forward to great accomplish- ments in the future years. The Triangle House Parade for parents by ROTC Brigade, lar- gest Corps of Engineer ROTC unit in U.S. A. PARENT’S DAY Parent’s Day Football Game. r v . ' • - 254 Homecoming Football Game First Place — Homecoming Decorations. V HOMECOMINQ Annual Homecoming Queen. Homecoming Dance — Jacklrng Gym. mm, ENQINEER’S DAY Explanation of Facilities. 256 GREEK DAY Come on in, the waters fine. The Tug of War, This is a race? Sure was a rough weekend. 257 The Queen and her Court Coronation Ceremony MILITARY BALL Through the joint sponsorship of the Per- shing Rifles and the Society of American Mili- tary Engineers, the annual Military Ball was a large success. The theme of the ball was Oper- ation Moon shot.” The decorations consisted of a star-filled ceiling with rockets surrounding the dance floor. A twenty foot model of the Pioneer rocket was the focal point of the decorations. After introduction of the special maids the countdown began and a simulated rocket was fired. Its trajectory could be traced by blinking lights on the ceiling. As it struck the moon, the moon opened up to reveal the throne and the 1958- 59 Military Ball Queen, Miss Patricia Ack- ley. At that time the queen was formally in- troduced and then crowned by General Cauhan. Dancing resumed to the music of Carl Russou and his orchestra as General Lane danced with the queen. 258 MILITARY BALL QUEEN PATRICIA ACKLEY MILITARY BALL — 1958 259 MISS SHARON KAY TUNNELL Della Sigma Phi MILITARY 19 MISS JOYCE HEL5T Sigma Pi Triangle Sigma Nu Kappa Alpha ■ Theta Xi BALL 58 Theta Kappa Phi Kappa Sigma Pershing Rifles % Sigma Phi Epsilon Pi Kappa Alpha ST. PAT’S 1959 Friday the 13th, 1959, was indeed a lucky day for all miners as Mr. Brud Murphy, 1959 St. Pat, arrived in Rolla to begin the festivities which marked the 51st. St. Pat’s celebration. Led by St. Pat up Pine Street, one of the finest displays of floats ever as- sembled at MSM pleased the thousands of spectators. Sigma Tau Gamma’s float, Pinnochio and the Whale, placed first among the keen competition. The Masquerade Ball Friday evening was highlighted by the Knighting Cere- mony of many campus leaders. The Coro- nation Ball Saturday evening was climax- ed by crowning the 1959 Queen of Love and Beauty, Miss Linda Fitzgerald. GROVER MURPHY ST. PAT — 1959 The Court of Love and Beauty 262 MISS LINDA FITZGERALD ST. PAT’S QUEEN — 1959 JEANNIE BRADFORD kk . ST. PAT’S Costurt g«9R Sal ' -t 3rd Place — Costume Ball ST. PAT’S Crowning the Queen Queen Linda Fitzgerald Future St. Pat and Queen St. Pat and Queen Linda The Queen’s Float The Cinderella Float Ralph Marterie and Orchestra . y 1 IB | ijV Aj - f Jraji w mmH J OrB® The Little Miss Muffet Float COMMENCEMENT 1959 The Graduating Class of 1959, their friends and relatives. Commencement Address by Major General Emer- son C. Itschner. 268 COMMENCEMENT 1959 Left to Right: Dean Wilson, General Itschner, President Ellis. Recognition of 1909 Graduates. 269 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — - Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. U.S.A. 1