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

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1 1 I I K An ASCE meeting. C cprovicleo ro eooional eontcccto The Student Chapter of the ASCE has been performing a vital function in behalf of engineering college students, rounding out the School's professional training. The ASCE Student Chapters are established to help serve engineering students by enriching their college courses by provid- ing those professional contacts and associations which, continued through life, are so valuable to the practicing engineer. The Chapter acts as a medium for exercising principles of personal and public relations. All the many activities under chap- ter auspices contribute to mental development and the forming of judgments. Activities also stimulate early professional conscious- ness while the student still is occupied with techniques. A Civil Engineering lab. Spring and Fall officers. 27

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he Q meriean ociety eiuil Qngineero FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mason, Gene CTreasurerl Bryan IC-wrresponding Secretaryl, Burris LVice-Presidentl Kaiser C Presidentl, Vain Buren, Horst, l.Voldinan, Martin, Carr, Hyde. SECOND ROXV: Martin, NValtrip, Richard, Sclinette, Rnsch, McDonough, Littlefield, Savas. Gajjar, Rnzieli, Folk, Broeking. THIRD ROXV: Myrick, Dawson Reinsch, Tritschler, King, McLain, Stuart, Bnttry, Odendalil Ligon, W'oodington, Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Markland Kafati, Peterson, Hoffmeister, Hopper, Kamp, Lanenian Dyliouse, Holder, Branum, Perl, Sing. FIFTH ROW: Lyons Manning, Scliwieger, Brown, Teske, Biermann, Turner Ferrell, Hurter, McKee, Siebels, Vonbehren, W'ells, VVendlet0n I IRST ROW II I T TO RIGHT: Clynes, Stemler, Brunjes, Carey, Starwalt, Lemons, Green, Roberts, Erisman, Patton, Q nrter Rolitrts Nldlnrtrey, Mnench, Sieckliaus, Scliillinger. Beckley, Overleas, Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Jaquziy, S LOXD ROW Lirter, Shafizadeh, jaiyesimi, Minton, Fritsch, Phillips, Elfrink, Hoepker, Raber, O'Brien, Bridges, titls n Ilnmi Iitts, Fields, Crosnoe. THIRD ROW: Rice.

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