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

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Dir. of Student Health mth Hlgh The Director of Student Health is responsible for the operation of the School Infirmary and the General Health Services. JOHN E. SENNE . i I Dir. of Public Info. The Director of Public Information provides the public with information concerning the University of Mis- souri at Rolla and advises the Chan- cellor on matters concerning public information. LORIS R. COCHRAN DR. EARL E. FEIND Director of Univ. Extension The Director of Extension advises the Chan- cellor on 'matters pertaining to off-campus and non-scheduled instruction and provides essential administrative functions for off- campus instruction in cooperation with the academic administrative units. , l-

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Director of Student Personnel The Director of Student Personnel super- vises all social fraternities, cooperative eat- ing clubs, and other student social organ- izations and assists with student counseling. Director of Admissions The Director of Admissions provides registration services for students and is generally responsible for relations with High Schools, Junior Colleges, Universities, and the general pub- lic. ROBERT B. LEWIS A. SAM BURTON Business Officer The Business Officer is responsible for all budgeting and accounting and procedures, stores, and distributes supplies, equipment and materials. S X E. A. KLINKERMAN The Directoi Infirmary an l M56 45 1 Z5 . ff. ' 25' Q f gf swag 7 I ,V ,Z 5'-5 ' 3 . if 3 f W X R122 .. .A -, Dir. The Director provides the 1 concerning tl souri at Rolla cellor on ma' information.

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Because of the increasing enrollments in its diversity of engi- neering and science programs, the School of Mines and Metal- lurgy was renamed The University of Missouri at Rolla, and its departments were grouped into four new divisions, The School of Mines and Metallurgy, The School of Engineering, The School of Science, and the Graduate School. The Uni- versity has specific goals which it hopes to achieve. The first and most important task is that of stimulating and guiding young people into constructive, intellectual and social ma- turity. Second is the search for new knowledge. The Univer- sity has for many years shared in business and government financed research projects and shall continue to serve as a de- pository of knowledge which is derived through research and investigation. The University has an extensive source of in- formation in its archives, libraries, and museum collections. The fourth purpose is to be of direct service to the state of Missouri and business and industry in other parts of the coun- try through professional conferences, short courses, and train- ing programs conducted through the facilities on campus. Chemical Engineering l DUDLEY THOMPSON Director School of Engineering SCHOOL OF E GI EERING qi l egg, gr-411: ir., Q cyit 4. f . ,1 ' ,V -. . ,..':w w Civil Engineering ' V L '5 x- ,f zlli-.f. ,- if ' If 1' 'f2ff,, 1 -4 Q ' ' ,L-,Q . Electrical Engineering .Z ..+, - hifi, 'fftfpf .1-1, f ' r ,s,. 1 Q f'L11?fi5E.?l ,U ,,., .,,. , ,,.,.. f .1., , . 1 ' En ineerin Gra h' S E P ics q , Mechanical Engineering Mechanics SCHO