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

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Informal discussion groups very beneficial. ,mtv 16 if lf, wife slay, 5? w l l l f L l l This is engine-ering?? Detailed laboratory reports required. 1 A-SQ.-s......0,,.....,s...,1 ' f aug? If 'lf if asa? Z, , Practical experience in furnace procedures , ,asf 5 'ff ' K, l ll I ri I l l 4

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luv The center of each day's activities for most students is the Student Union. The strong Student Union organization has strived to give stu- dents a calendar of activities that are interesting and beneficial to all. Departmental and inter-school mix- ers, the sponsoring of the Home- coming Queen contest, film classics, and games and tournaments are the main activities sponsored by the Stu- dent Union. 'Ua 5Q M ,rs 5 The well stocked snack bar of the Union Student Union recreation room. l.

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'WFP 1 Dr. Planje, Department chairman. CERAMIC E GI EERI G Ceramics, a conception forwarded to us by prehistoric man, has been refined again and again to give the engineer of today a very important and challenging field of study. Ceramic engineering, the formation of products from non- W ,t metallic earthy materials by thermal changes, affords a well-rounded study of the fundamental sciences and allied engineering subjects. Compared to that of the other major engineering fields, the number of Ceramic graduates per year is small, but the importance of Ceramics in such areas as space travel is be- coming immeasurable. The MSM Ceramic Engineering De- partment is now the fourth largest in the United States. Careful analysis of data essential. Individual perfection in technique stressed. 4. g, Q fu' A-5 -mn .. , l ,,,. D . , , ff i EL. 4 Up to date equipment in ceramics lab