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

Text from Pages 1 - 388 of the 1967 volume:

V The ROLLAMO 1967 Reginald O. Nations Edito r- in- Chief J. Michael Evans Business Manager AyVUQH M!Ai;l29nsi JO AiHH ' dOHd H30N01 ON The University of Missouri at Rolla Rolla, t Missouri Volume 61 1 A University Grows The biggest problem a university has today is in trying to grow as rapidly as enrollment increases. Educational facilities and equipment are becoming more elaborate and expensive. We have a fine new library and a research center , but we still need a field house and several classroom buildings. Money is tight all over, but the university has to have it and most of it has to come from the State and from industry. People must realize that an investment in education is an investment in a stronger and better fixture. - • 1 tj H . j 1 1 ■! - llr r j ' I 1 BfeJiUjj j, | i 1 Kfcp f; wS jbfc-Ei ' 1 jBwT ' V ■ JL cSfi l(lfl 1 S 1 1 a 1 Uinir � wt. Ji | . ' L ! _ wip fc, _ m wifi T m Emi The proposed addition to the Student Union. The proposed classroom and laboratory section to he added to the Mechanical Engineering building. A A peek at the future in store for UMR The proposed multipurpose ft eld bouse , gymnasium p dW swimming pool. 5 Table of Contents The University Administration Departments Chronology Sports Organizations Living Units Classes Index ....8 ...25 ..36 ,.72 .104 152 216 296 376 The buildings are the first part of the university that a student encoun- ters. Some are new , built of steel and glass , cold, yet exciting. Others are old, ivy covered and warm. From the buildings the student will extrapolate an idea of what his experience at the university will be, but he will be wrong 10 § I 1 5 w ■ 3 m ; 9i aR? JjH Hv V ■ f I 1 j 1 ' 1 • r - ■BfiFTL I ■ ■ m , W%rfF 9 K i ' ■ 1 1 t - - v jyj ; ' ■; v ' uM i L | ; 1 | - ■ 4 1 PBrjrrBQrw if a 4 . . . . . because the real university is the people. The formulas , names, dates, even the buildings will be forgotten , but the people will be remembered. They will shape his thinking and change his ideas . The people are the uni- versity and the university is an experience; and experiences are the build- ing blocks of a lifetime. 12 13 Fall is red and orange on the hills around town. It’s nippy mornings on the way to class and sunset just about dinner time. It ' s football season , intramural football on wee blights and varsity foot- ball on Saturday afternoons. Sometimes , like Homecoming, it ' s even football and girls. 14 15 mmm Winter comes to Rolla on the wind. From October to April the wind seems to blow constantly. When the temperature falls toward zero the wind trys to blow your ears and nose off The toughest part of each day is covering the thirty feet from your bed on the open air sleeping porch to the warm hallway. When snow comes it cov- ers all the bare spots and paths across the grass until it melts and turns them to mud. It ' s a little easier to study in the evenings dur- ing the winter because it ' s dark by six-thirty and too cold to be outside. 16 17 ' fc WfrSgv ' ! 1 1 1 _. Spring comes and brings the rains with it, but tn between showers the l Miners head for the ath- letic fields and tennis courts . It’s time to unlim- ber the pitching arm , stretch out the leg muscles for the high jump, and try to take the slice out of your three wood. You see some new action, like rugby and soccer, and maybe catch a frisbee tournament. 19 The quiet personal moments 20 21 v m 22 Jk T .rfjp. 23 iiiiiiiuii • •l ama mail The Chancellor, accompanied by Cot. Candling and President Weaver t reviews the ROTC brigade at spring awards ceremonies. Dr. and Mrs. Baker pose with their child- ren, Ruth and Merl. Dr. Baker has served as Chancellor for two years during which time he has vigorously pursued a program of campus expansion and beautification. Dr. Baker is concerned about student-administration relations and has ini- tiated the afternoon coffee chats where opin- ions and problems are freely discussed. As Chancellor he is constantly endeavoring to build and expand the reputation of the Rolla campus. Old Man Winter has laid a blanket of snow on the chancellery. 27 • :v,i In Memoriam Ernest W, Carlton served the university faithfully and steadfastly for 42 years. He was chairman of the civil engineering depart- ment for ten years during which time it grew to be one of the largest and best known in the country Skipper Carlton was nationally known for his tireless efforts in furtherance of the engineering profession. He founded and ser- ved as president of the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers and served as a nat- ional officer or director of numerous other national organizations. He will be remembered here for the unlimited energy he gave in ser- vice to the community. The ideals and goals of ' The Skipper ' 1 will always be inspiration for engineers. Dr. James G. Harris had been chairman of the Social Studies department since 1964. He worked vigorously to expand and improve the Social Studies curriculum and was instru- mental in organizing the Engineering Manage- ment program. Prior to his appointment here Dr. Harris had served as chairman of the History department at St. Cloud State College and as a professor of history at Cape Girar- deau and Columbia. Dr, Harris enlisted in the Army during World War II and in four years attained the rank of Captain. Following the war he received his M.S, and PhJX at Col- umbia. In 1959 he was recognized for his work in legal history by being awarded a Hill Foundation Grant to do research work at Harvard University. Mr. Lauren A. Peterson Associate Registrar Mr. William Kratzer Director of Student Union Mr. Raymond L. Pendergrass Assistant to the Chancellor 30 Mr. Francis C. Edwards Executive Secretary Alumni Association Louise S. Tucker Assistant Registrar I PP Dr. Earl E. Feind Director of Student Health 31 Administration of a university Mr. George E. Vaughn Director of Cooperative Program 32 requires coordinated effort Dr. Lynn Martin Director of Institutional Research Mr. A. Sam Burton Student Personnel Director Mr. Carroll C. Paulsmeyer Assistant Business Officer Mr. Robert B. Lewis Director of Admissions 33 Academic Deans Dr. Theodore J. Planje Dean of the School of Mines and Metallurgy promulgate educational policy Dr. Wouter Bosch Dean of the Graduate School Dr. Dudley Thompson Dean of Faculties Dr. George Edwin Lory Dean of Extension and Continuing Education 35 Departments For the purpose of educating men who will be professional engineers the University of Missouri at Rolla is divided into seventeen departments. Fifteen of these departments are engineering oriented and two are charged with exposing engineers to the hu- manities and social sciences. While a student s course of studies emphasizes his major, he will take a number of courses in several other departments to round out his background. There are several scholarships offered by each department on the basis of need and scholastic achievement. There are also many sources of low-interest loans that do not require repayment until after graduation. An in- creasing number of students are enrolled in co-op programs in which the student works a semester and attends school during alternate semesters. In addi- tion to receiving valuable first hand experience in industry the student is able to finance his education. Each of the departments offers a program leading to a Masters or Doctorate degree. The four and a half or five years spent at Rolla will prepare a person for a well rewarding career. 36 1 1 HI Joe Starling finds that a few minutes with Professor Kreidl can clear u[) the toughest problems. In the laboratories students can produce and test a large number of ceramic materials. 38 Better materials through ceramics Ceramic engineering is concerned with the sci- ence and technology relating to the physical- chemical properties of non- metallic, inorganic ma- terials and the application of these properties to the processing, production, testing, and use of these materials in engineering. Since the ceramic in- dustry is broken up into several branches, the courses at UMR are designed to provide the stu- dent with a broad background so that he may be able to work in the field of his particular interest. Facilities of the department include equipment oi a semi -commercial scale for processing raw ma- terials: crushers and grinders, and well equipped laboratories in which crystalline, glass, and crystalline-glass ceramic materials may be produced. Dr. Robert E, Moore Department Chairman Not restricted to space travel fields, ceramics has some very down to earth applications , 39 Chemistry is a science concerned with the com- position. properties, and changes of matter. At the University of Missouri at Rolla, general chemistry is required of all freshmen, regardless of curricu- lum. and chemistry majors are required to take not less than 36 hours of chemistry in addition. Since the chemical industry is one of the most rapidly growing parts of the world ' s industrial economy, the Department of Chemistry offers study in such fields as nuclear chemistry, radio chemistry, analytical chemistry, inorganic and organic physical chemistry, and biochemistry. Dr. William H. Webb Department Chairman Chemistry continually makes our lives easier This student is titrating a solution to determine the percentages of its constituents , Students may check out any equipment needed in their studies. 40 The chemistry labs are modern and contain the latest equipment available. The acidity of a solution is being measured with an electronic ph metering device , There is a tremendous research demand for chemical engineers Chemical engineering is based on physics chemistry, and mathematics, and uses economics as its guideline in practice. The Chemical Engi- neering curriculum at UMR is designed to prepare the graduate for the technical, administrative, and marketing work required by industries using the principles of chemical engineering in their manu- facturing processes. It includes instruction in chemistry, physics math ematics, economics, and humanities for its undergraduate students, and design, development, and supervision of plants for graduate students. The department also offers an option in petroleum engineering which may be taken in the chemical engineering student ' s senior year. Dr. W. T. Strunk Department Chairman At right is the four story unit operations lab . Electronic graphing devices aid in analyzing experimental data . 42 Colonel Glenn Taylor prepares tomorrow ' s class plans. Students in the fluid mechanics laboratory test flow characteristics of a venturi. Frank Grab ski and Larry Winchester are measuring the percentage of water in various soils in the soil mechanics laboratory . AA Civil Engineering, with an enrollment of over 800 students, is one of the largest departments at the University of Missouri at Rolla. The de- partment, constantly expanding, now has the largest undergraduate enrollment in the country. Five pref- erence programs are offered to the civil engi- neering student to aid him in selecting a particular field of interest. These include fluid mechanics, construction, environmental and sanitary engi- neering, soil mechanics and foundations, and struc- tural analysis. The department ' s aim is to prepare its students for administrative and technical posi- tions in the promotion, design, construction, management, and operation of engineering projects. Dr, J, H, Senne Department Chairman Civils are world’s oldest engineers Screening aggregate to separate the various sizes. 45 Students can get individual personal help from their instructors when they get stuck on a problem. Increasing demand for electrical The Department of Electrical Engineering at the University of Missouri at Rolla has grown tremendously in various research pro- grams at both the graduate and undergraduate level. Specialization is offered in power transmission circuits, electrical pow f er sys- tems, computer and control systems, commu- nication systems, electromagnetics, and antennas, energy conversion, and electronic devices and circuits. Although fundamental principles are the same in all the fields of electrical engineering, the application of these principles differ in the various divi- sions. UMR offers an excellent graduate pro- gram in electrical engineering, permitting the engineer to greatly increase his potential and opportunities. Characteristics of control systems are studied in the servo-mechanisms laboratory. 46 The analog computer will solve complex differential equations and display the result s on an occillo- scope or plot them on a graph engineers These students are using an oscillo- scope to help analyze an electric motor circuit. A last minute check is made on a cir- cuit in the machinery lab before current is run through it. Such checks are a must in almost any lab experi- ment. A7 To he a success in graphics you have to he able to project your vision around corners . This large copying machine produces full size blueprints in a matter of seconds ; 48 Engineering Graphics acts as a means of effec- tive communication among all engineers. The Engi- neering Graphics Department at the University of Missouri at Rolla introduces the engineering stu- dent to the fundamental principles of mechanical drawing and drafting techniques. The department has nine laboratory rooms, a projection room, and a blueprint room. In the laboratories, each locker desk is equipped with a drafting machine. In the blueprint room, modern equipment is available for the production of blueprints and Ozalid prints. The use of models, visual aids, and actual machine parts helps the student in his understanding of the many different concepts presented. Graphics is the engineer’s picture language Professor Lloyd C Christianson Before anything can he mass produced there must he at least one Department Chairman dear concise drawing showing all of its dimensions and tolerances. 49 You don 7 realize how many different types of rocks there are until you have to identify them . Students determine different types of rocks hy their reaction to chemical tests. 50 Geology delves into inner space Geology is the study of the Earth through the application of science and the scientific method. The Department of Geological Engineering and Geology at the University of Missouri at Rolla, which also offers a degree in geophysics, provides the facilities and equipment needed for field studies most types of laboratory work, and various re- search projects. The department also maintains a museum in which many rock and mineral specimens are always on display. Included in the laboratories are microscopes, equipment for chemical analysis, x-ray equipment, and equipment for making geolog- ical maps from photographs. Dr, Thomas R. Beveridge Department Chairman 51 Dr. Law describes the organization of Russian industry to his Russian Civilization class , Professor Jack Babbit shows some of his recently published poems to Ken Ragsdell. 52 Interest in Humanities grows The courses offered in the Department of Hu- manities at the University of Missouri at Rolla are designed to give the engineering student the liberal background needed in both his professional and per- sonal life A wide selection of courses are offered in English, modern foreign languages, philosophy, music, and religion. All of these courses are of social and cultural importance to modern engineer- ing businessmen, and all other departments require a minimum number of hours to be taken in the Humanities Department. This department is con- stantly expanding, and now for the first time in the history of the school, a program is offered leading to a Bachelor of Am degree in Humanities. Dr. J. C Pogue Department Chairman Mrs Jean Walker instructs a class in Contemporary Folklore and Folk Images , On a sunny spring afternoon it is tough to keeb one mind on the lesson. 53 The social sciences are an important part of the education of scientists and engineers. To the scientific knowledge of the technical student, the social sciences add understanding of social pro- cesses and give the engineering or science student an opportunity to be a well-informed and respon- sible citizen in our society. Courses in the depart- ment at UMR include such subjects as economics, history, political science, psychology, and sociology. Many of these courses deal w ' ith problems of effect- ive administration in business and industry and give the student a valuable insight into human relations and management. Dr, James G. Harris Department Chairman Social Science expands curriculum Engineering Economics courses require a thorough understanding of expense allocations and appraisals. Dr. L. W. Martin explains the reasons for motivation, emotion, and individual personality in his general psychology class Students learn about the economic history of the United States from Professor Sam Lloyd Bill Oe sterling and Earl Wasson, two economics instructors, compare class plans. 55 Professor Rozell instructs in surfaces of revolution , 56 Dr. Charles Hatfield sheds some light on the solving of differential equations ; class Engineers are required to know and use math- ematical principles and ideas in order to solve their everyday problems. In addition, mathematics has recently become increasingly important because of its very significant applications to our modern atomic age. All students at the University of Mis- souri at Rolla are required to take a minimum of three semesters of calculus, and students majoring in mathematics are required to take a minimum of 45 semester hours of courses in the department. The Mathematics Department offers a great variety of courses designed to prepare students in the fields of both applied and pure mathematics. Math is the engineer’s Dr. Charles E. Antle Department Chairman prime tool Calculus problems have a habit of becoming rasher involved. With the rapid growth of the use of computers in the solving of complex technical problems, the engineer, scientist, and mathematician have ac- quired an opportunity to achieve much more in con- siderably less time. The Computer Center at the University of Missouri at Rolla was designed to answer the tremendous demand for people with an understanding of the capabilities of computers and the knowledge required to successfully apply this understanding to practical situations. The Com- puter Center is comprised of a large computer room, a data processing room, offices, and a coding and programming room for computer science stu- dents. Dr, Ralph E. Lee Department Chairman Computer is key to the future Key-punch operators type student programs on B Al cards . 58 The IB M System 360 Central Processing Unit with the card reader at right , Students have access to key- punch machines to make program corrections. Dr. Atchley demonstrates the various stresses that are applied to materials. Engineering Mechanics studies forces on materials Engineering mechanics, basically the science of the ettects of forces on bodies, is extremely important to the engineer who continually faces problems involving the control and utilization of forces. Physics and mathematics precede the study of mechanics, which is followed by technical cour- ses such as machine design and masonry. Both undergraduate and graduate courses are taught in support of other departments, and the necessary research and course work are offered leading to the M S, degree in Engineering Mechanics. The Mech- anics Department has three laboratories for materi- als testing, stress analysis, and concrete. Professor Robert F, Davidson Department Chairman 60 Powerful testing machines stretch t compress , and twist specimens to determi ne their physical limits. A special micrometer mea- sures the elongation of a steel bar as it is subjected to a tensile stress . 61 M.E. second largest department iffif Dr Thomas Faucett Department Chairman Mechanical Engineering is concerned with the design, development, and production of many of the articles in everyday use from household appliances to complex tools of industry and defense. In addition to designing products and developing methods of production, the mechanical engineer serves in man- agement positions, tests machines and processes, and pursues research. The student ' s studies include thermodynamics, heat transfer, stress analysis, electricity and electronics, energy conversion, and fluidmechanics. The Department of Mechanical Engineering at UMR offers Preference Programs in aerospace, energy conversion, mechanical design, manufacturing, and nuclear studies. Students in the machine shop become acquainted with production machinery , 62 A group of students study the operating characteristics of a centrifugal pump. Jim West and Dr. Faucett look over a new shock tube recently acquired by the ME Department. 63 The reactor pool shields the surrounding area from radiation and cools the reactor core. This ts the control room for the nuclear reactor , Metallurgy offers nuclear option Dr. Harry W. Weart Department Chairman Most of the principal developments made by mankind have in some way involved metallurgy. Modern industry has a great demand for engineers who have specialized in metal technology. The Met- allurgical Engineering Department at the Univer- sity of Missouri at Rolla is one of the largest fully accredited departments in the United States. The metallurgical engineer may concentrate in either extractive metallurgy, which involves the recovery of minerals from their ores, of physical metallurgy which is concerned with the treating and proper addition of alloying elements to the metals. A nu- clear option is also offered by the department to give instruction in the varied problems involved in the successful development of nuclear energy. There are more books than a person could ever read so he must select the ones he thinks will benefit him the most . Mining and Petroleum seek new resources The economy of our nation is greatly dependent upon the raw materials supplied by the mining in- dustry, This industry uses mathematics and eco- nomics to furnish mineral raw materials at the low- est economically feasible prices. The continually growing use of the raw materials produced by the mining industry creates a great need for a growing number of mining engineers. The curriculum is designed to train the student in several personal perference course options including metal mining, geophysics, mining geology, coal mining and man- agement. This department also administers the pe- troleum engineering curriculum, which has been growing rapidly the past few years as a result of the increasing needs of the petroleum industry. Dr, Ernest M. Spokes Department Chairman Professor Jack Govier of the Petroleum Department instructs a class in reservoirs . 66 Physics probes the realm of the atom Physics is a fundamental science whose laws are important for the understanding of the basic ideas of most areas of science and engineering. All engineering students at the University of Mis- souri at Rolla are required to take a minimum of ten hours of physics in which emphasis is placed on the application of fundamental principles and thorough laboratory training in the new, well-equip- ped laboratories of the department. To provide courses in both practical and theoretical aspects, the Department of Physics offers programs in both the conventional physics curriculum and a Prefer- ence Program in Applied Physics. Dr, H. Q, Fuller Department Chairman A better grasp of fundamentals is achieved through the basic lab exercises . 68 Professor Jensen instructs a class in electronic circuits Students are encouraged to do individual research work. 69 Ad vanced students practice at the firing line at Fort Leonard Wood. Ba rhara T hompson Joyce Linda Day f and Judy Davidson are three of the attractive coeds u ho served as brigade sponsors . The Army ROTC at the University of Mis- souri at Rolla has the largest engineering brigade in the United States. The instruction is divided into Basic and Advanced Courses, each lasting two years. Courses are designed to supplement the academic curriculum and to inform the student about the military and its role in world affairs., Instruction is designed to, develop leadership, self-reliance, discip- line, and physical fitness. Throughout the year, maneuvers are held at Fort Leonard Wood, Upon graduation, a student who satisfactorily completes the advanced course, which includes six weeks of summer camp, is offered a commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserve by the President of the United States, Colonel David L. Gundling Department Chairman ROTC program leads to commission The cadet brigade and spectators stand at attention for the national anthem at the spring awards review. By the time a student finishes registration he has seen most of the campus. Registration is a new nightmare for the freshmen Forms forms , and more forms. has to keep track of over WOO new stu- The registrar s office dents each year . 74 There are more coeds enrolling each year Sure will he nice to get through with this stuff and start studying, 75 General Lectures bring well renowned talent to UMR Campus The General Lecture Series sponsored by the Student Union Board and financed through student fees, and the Extension Concert Ser- ies sponsored by the University of Missouri provide a rather wide cultural menu of well known lecturers, vocalists, instrumentalists, and other entertainers. This year ' s reper- toire included such groups as the Serendipity Singers, The Pozo Seco Singers, The Kings- men, the Dukes of Dixieland, and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, Some of the out- standing soloists presented were John Swanay, Merrily Culwell, Ray Reussner, Harry Mor- rison, and Roger Price. The Miners are be- coming more interested in cultural activities and the program of guest entertainers will be expanded in the future. The Dukes of Dixieland were warmly received at their performances . Richard Moms relaxes with members of the faculty before Roger Price delights the Miner audience as he expounds on his pbilos his piano recital op by of ft a grump a day keeps the boobs away 76 The nationally famous Serendipity Singers performed to capacity crowds on their visit to the campus Mrs. Merrily Cut well. r lovely and talented soprano, is a mem- ber of the faculty at the Uni- versity of Missouri at Columbia . 77 Rain fails to dampen spirit The quickest way to get a date was to show up with an umbrella. This man is heading out of sight. No shortage of young ladies here. of All School Mixer Several hundred young ladies traveled over a hundred miles to attend the annual UMR All School Mixer. They came from col- leges located ail over Missouri and were warmly welcomed by a crowd of miners eager to swing out with a rousing party. The All School Mixer is an opportunity for the Miners to become acquainted with college women from all parts of the country and has brought about many long lasting friendships. During the course of the year the girls ' schools sponsor many social activities to which UMR students are cordially invited. A young couple takes a breather during the dance . All too soon the dance is over and the girls must run to catch their buses. Homecoming officially inaugurates The Mi fieri fall hack to receive the opening kickoff Ron Lewis finds a heavy rush on as he hustles to get a pass away. 80 new stadium This year ' s Homecoming gave returning alumni their first chance to see the new football stadium. A capacity crowd watched the Miner football club battle the Warrensburg Mules all the way to the final gun, losing by a dose margin 28-26. Miss Tonia Shipley of Southwest Missouri State College was crowned Homecoming Queen. The competition for the Homecoming Decorations Award were keen with Teke, Kappa Sigma, and Kappa Alpha taking first second, and third. There was a parade Friday night followed by a pep rally, and the annual Pledge Pajama Race before the football game Saturday. Mo m coming ueen They ‘re off and running in the annual Pledge Pajama Race. Miss Tonia Shipley is crowned Queen of Homecoming as her attendant sMiss Holly Alexander and Miss Pam Me Alpine look on , Candidates and their dates relax at the Student Union Board breakfast. 82 Teke ' s first place decorations exemplify the Miner spirit . The dance in the Student Union was a pleasant ending for a good weekend. 83 A student guide gives a group of visitors a tour of the campus . Record number attend Engineers’ Day Beautiful weather during the Engineers ' Day weekend gave several hundred prospec- tive students and their parents an opportunity to visit the campus and take a close look at the buildings, classrooms, and laboratories. The visitors were able to see examples of the type of work engineering students are invol- ved with and the equipment used in the labs. Faculty members were on hand to answer questions and advise those who were inter- ested in enrolling at UMR. 84 t a Visitors examine an exhibit in the fluid mechanics laboratory in the Civil Engineering building . Parents get a chance to talk with instructors and ad- ministration members. Until a few moments ago this young fellow wanted to be a fireman. 85 Sdrtta ft fids some of bis friends a little on the shy side . Santa’s visit highlights Christmas Weekend festivities Christmas Weekend found many campus organizations involved with parties for local children. It was an opportunity for Miners and their dates to really get into the swing of Christmas. Another highlight of the weekend was the annual Inter-fraternity Council Sing which was held in the Student Union on Friday evening. The Men ' s Residence Halls and sev- eral of the fraternity houses were gaily dec- orated with Christmas lights. 86 This group appears to he having a pretty good weekend. Larry Scott finds a group of intensive listeners as he reads aloud from his calculus hook Kappa Sigma j Chorus as they did ' Tor Lovin ' Me at the IFC Sing. Sue Crume gives three little friends a hand with their Christmas presents , « 87 New Cadet officers installed at W iiS fyacltie l o eri Qu..n . Wh lU,, Ball Military Ball The twenty-eighth annual Military Ball was held on Saturday, February 11 1 at the National Guard Armory. Miss Jackie Rogers a coed from St. James was crowned Queen of Military Ball Dr Thomas Fawcett, Major Robert Laychak, and Professor Raymond Pendergrass were tapped into Scabbard and Blade by the Company Commander, Cadet Captain Thomas Hayes. The new brigade of- ficers were installed and the evening was opened to dancing to the music of the Drifters. Quiet Captain Thomas Hayes inducts Dr. Fawcett, Major Lay chak , ami Professor Pendergrass into the local chapter of Scabbard and Blade . Guests at the Ball found that the Drifters could provide a unde variety of music Chancellor Baker turns over the colors to Cadet Colonel Michael Clayton p the neu Brigade Commander , 89 1967 St. Pat’s aclaimed best ever W is A uSan rice Cs ueen of c JLove anil $?eauty Queen Susan and her pages. 90 The 1 967 5 Pat ' s Court , Rueter escorts one of the lo vely attendants . 6 7 Gur e, 967V 5 . P , croww to 91 !t r s cudgels like this that drove the snakes out of Ireland. Turn right at the next corner for Berlin. The informal side of a Jim Cowles demonstrates the proper curtsy. Dick Sc brick presents a white carnation to Susan Price as Cla udine M c V ay looks on. Loren and Eric Tryon were all decked out in St Pat s green. St. Pat’s Weekend Ginn y Wheeler , Claudine McVay, Susan Price , Donna Wright, and Karen Younger comprise a lovely court. The knighting ceremony is enough to turn a man green . The prize winning floats Queen ' s Trophy Fifty- Miners Queens Float Originality Award Sigma Phi Epsilon Run For Your Life Workmanship Award Lambda Chi Alpha Wonderful World of Color Novice Award Triangle r B eve rl y Hill hil lies Greek Week Carnival a huge success Greek Week got off to a great start with the Carnival at Lyons Park on Friday night. A drizzling rain failed to dampen the spirits of the Miners and their dates and over 1500 dollars was raised for Boys Town of Mis- souri. Lambda Chi Alpha won first honors by collecting $249 and Kappa Sigma won the trophy for the best looking booth. Saturday morning the scene shifted to the Grotto near Newburg where, by command of the Greek Gods the annual games are held. Teke had the best looking chariot, but the fastest turned out to be Lambda Chi Alpha ' s. The games rolled all afternoon and after the final tally Teke was declared the overall winner. Keith Wit hum calls the action at the Sigma Nu booth. Some of the brothers of Triangle and their dates relax at a game of Indian. Carnival goers find Theta Chi ' s white rat hard to second guess. Win a weekend ' s supply of Jack Daniels Cough Syrup. Ray Behrens presents the trophy for the best looking booth to Jim Harris of Kappa Sigma. The yokes on her ; 129391 Teke’s are overall winners at Grotto The lighting of the torch signals the start of the annual Greek Week games at the Newhurg Grotto. These two young ladies are head over heals ' over the Greek Week festivities. Sig Ep digs in at the halfway mark of the chariot race. Teke shows a winning effort in the tug of war , . , Clark Potzmann and date are a formidable combination in the egghead race. Tired hut happy Greeks relax with their dates as the weekend dra ws to a close , - . .and plenty of ardent supporters cheer them on . A large number of faculty members and guests attended the fifty-year alumni and the honorary degree recipients , Sporadic rain hinders graduation ceremonies lOO V shors and guest had to contend with the stifling heat in the high school gymnasium. The long awaited day is reflected in the faces of these graduates. Chancellor Baker speak es to the graduates at the baccalaureate service. 101 Dr. Weaver confers an honorary doctorate degree on Harry Kessler. Dr. Aaron J, Miles retiring Dean of the School of Engineering presents his candidates for the degree of Master of Engineering. From the hallowed halls of ivy...to the Dr. Weaver, president of the University of Missouri, addresses the graduating class. These newly graduated engineers take the commissioning oath as second lieutenants in the US. Army Reserve. offices and laboratories of the world The candidates for doctorate degrees. 103 Quarterback. Ronnie Lewis , looks fora receiver as Miner football opens the ' 67 athletic program at UMR. 106 The M l A A conferen ce offe rs tough co repetition for UM R athletes . Here the Cagers take on Cape Girardeau , in a tradi- tional duel . 107 Boh Wbelove stashes a backhand in Varsity tennis competition . Spring brings the traditional sports to UMR. 108 fj I The 196? UMR Foot ha 1 1 Coaching Staff from left to right are: Charles Riggs, Barr Van Ho strand Dewey All good, Bud Glazier and Charles Finley , Athletic Department Leading the ' 67 Cagers to their third consecutive winning season are from left to right: Billy Key, Gerald Hedgepeth and Leo Christopher. 110 Athletic Director, Gale Bull man, checks ■ equipment at the end of the season . Hampered by the temporary facilities and lack of f room t the UMR coaching staff under the fine direction of Mr. Bullman accomplished ndous feats with both varsity and intramural sports. Ill m w FRONT ROW, left t p right: R. Lewis, Ricker, Stecnrod, Fridley, Dooms, Owens, Boyer, Starnes, Erxleben, Lasa- dose. SECOND ROW: Lane, Carpenter., Adrian, Key, Holt- kamp, Blazek, Austin, Taylor, Hill, Smith, Jerabek, THIRD ROW: Heisler, Price, Saner, Moil, Henehan, Kemp, Hill, Stout, Oliver. FOURTH ROW: White, Phil- lips, Kerns, Koederitz, Kimball, Schiffner, Florence, Stroud, Lampe, Paule. FIFTH ROW: Zaborac, Park, Francois, Williams, Knussmann, Carlstrom, Ve rdi, Mil- ler, Bensko, Grawe, Winfield. SIXTH ROW: McGrady, Mahlandt, Van Nostrand, Allgood Head Coach, Glazier, Finley, Riggs. Miners squad held to 3 wins 112 SEASON RESULTS Miners Opponents 13 Harding College 31 23 Kansas (Pittsburg) State 35 29 Missouri Valley 7 16 William Jewell 13 10 SWMS, Springfield 39 26 CMS, Warrensburg 28 13 SEMS, Cape Girardeau 49 16 NEMS, Kirksvi lie . 0 13 NWMS, Maryville 36 14 Bradley University . 26 Head Football Coach, Dewey Allgood, expresses concern during one of the Miner games. Spi rit a n d good spo rts manshift Here characteristic of the Miner team in victory or defeat , as ex- emplified hy this post game scene. Junior Quarterback Ron- nie Lewis gives instruc- tions in third season as pilot of the UMR squad. 113 Missouri Valley trounced Miner runner looks for an opening in the second period of play. Ground plays were dominated hy U MR. 114 Excellent blocking and tremendous second efforts insured the biggest Miner victory of the season . 29-7 by UMR Missouri Valley, outclassed in every respect T could not contain the Miner attack. Sophomore halfback, Rich Erxleben , one of the Miners leading ground gainers, trys to turn the corner as a CMS player approaches. CMS edges Homecoming Leading 20- 1 4 at the half the Miners take the field. The Mules ' ground attack was kept to a minimum by the stubborn Miner defense. Miners in game 28-26 Led by heavy blocking, record holder Ron Lewis shows his ability to run as well as pass. 117 Lewis f tides hack to mss as fullback Ni co- de mu s blocks . The pass was completed to Ron Boyer to set up the ' Miners first touch- down. UMR blanks The Bulldogs were halted four times on the Miner one yard line. Miners find the going tough near goal line late in the fourth period. Kirksville 16-0 A Kirksville player is upended after a abort gain. 119 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Stewart, Windish, Vessel), An- drew, Shanks, Hun, Piepho, SECOND ROW: Head coach Key, Asst, coach Christopher, Bofgmeyer, Randolph, Lewis, Brown, Boyd, Head, Hegepeth, McCrady. Cagers finish Coach Billy Key ' s Missouri Miners closed the 1966-67, 22 game season with an 11-11 record. The season marked the third year under the fine direction of Coach Key and the subsidized program for UMR athletes. During this three year period, the squad has recorded 33 victories and 31 defeats. Mackie Andrew and Tom Borgmeyer wi 1 1 be the only two players leaving the squad. Louis Piepho was the most improved player having doubled his scoring average and rebounding power. Center Wayne Lewis led all Miner rebounders with 189 and a 9 rebound average per game. John Head swept down 129 from the boards and added 167 points. All freshman members showed improve- ment over the season. Randy Vessel , the leading UM R scorer and play maker, was unanimously selected for the first string on the All -Conference team. at .500 mark SEASON RECORD Cagers Opponents 97 . . . Harris 86 78 . . . Methodist 66 72 - . . . Springfield 76 95 82 99 71 72 . . . . Sam Houston . . , 91 55 73 61 . , . Oklahoma ....... 72 89 : . . 77 87 . . , . Maryville 62 64 . . . . Kirksvllle 65 70 . . . . UMSL 74 80 Mo. Valley .... 77 56 52 58 . . , . Kirksville 61 69 , . - , Cape Girardeau . 74 87 58 73 78 89 ... Mo. Valley .... 74 53 73 74 94 86 . . . UMSL 58 Louis Pup ho was named the most improved player on the Miner squad. John Head jumps high for a rebound as Wayne Lewis looks on. 121 Brown (52) and Boyd (35) fight fora rehound against Harris. Brown was the third leading rebounder for the Cagers . Harris two defeats An attempt is made to block the shot of a Harris player while Head and Vessel l wait for the re hound. ' res sure. 123 Surrounded by UMSL players. Broun fights fora loose ball . Rivermen fall to Cagers 86-58 A Kirk 5 vide player looks up after a shot by Boyd in overtime play . Head gets off a jump shot against the Rivermen as Brown (52) and Lewis (12) await the rebound. 125 Miners control tip against Springfield in a game that went tnto overtime. Forward John Head maneuvers to set up a play as a Springfield player closes in. 126 Cagers bow to INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS Name FGA FG PCT. REB. AVE. Vessel 1 334 153 .458 63 2.9 Andrew 270 129 .478 78 3.5 Peipho 157 81 .516 116 5.3 Lewis 153 70 .457 189 9.0 Borgmeyer 136 64 .471 95 4.5 Head 153 69 .451 129 5.9 Brown 148 59 .399 126 5.7 Springfield Bears 76-72 Leading scorer for the Cagers, Randy Vessel!, drives down court as Head (II) sets up a screen. Many thanks go to our wonderful cheerleaders and Joe Miner. FRONT ROW, Left to right: Weiner, Frieris. Sloan, Dumphy, Hand Ian, Riley. BACK ROW: Behrens, Dunning, Adams, Burke, Riege, Bischof, Lautk, During the last three years the Stu- dent Council supported UMR rugby team has gained nation-wide recognition. Last year ' s team placed third out of sixteen teams in the Chicago tournament. Since its conception the team has never finished less than fourth place in the first division. This year ' s rivals include; Wis- consin, K. IX, St. Louis University, St. Louis Bombers, and the Rebels Rugby Club. President of this year ' s team was Ray Behrens. Fullback Ray Behrens, lunges forward in a game that resembles both football and soccer. Rugby provides both the player and the spectator with plenty of excitement. UMR Rugby in third season Bischof and Sloan close in as the hall is sprung loose in the tradi- tional black-gold game. 129 FRONT ROW, left to right: Richard Vogeler, Robert Hill. Wilford Pomeroy, John Peery. BACK ROW: MSG William D. Meredith, coach, Carl Duf- fner s Charles Foster, Charles Ellison, Samuel Cur tts, SFC Orvil E. Parker, asst, coach. ’67 Rifle Team The UMR Varsity Rifle Team, under the fine leadership of Master Sergeant William Meredith and Sergeant First Class Or vil Parker, com- pleted another successful season outshooting such teams as Oklahoma State, Kansas State, University of Missouri at Columbia and Wichita State, One of the most outstanding accomplish- ments of this year’s team was winning first place in the Fourth Annual Smallbore Rifle Tournament held at UMR, Twenty teams and eighty -two individual teams fr Richard Vogeler demonstrates the sitting position as M SG Bill Meredith and SFC Orvil Parker look on. 130 Left to right; Moore, Ballman, Tracy, Notesrine, Duren, Browne, Bishop, UMR Harriers see winning season The 1967 LJMR Cross Country Team, under the excellent coaching of Ted Moore, compiled one of the best records in years. Led by the strong running of Stan Notestine, the harriers won four out of seven dual meets. Teams defeated include; Harris Teachers College, Lincoln College and West- minster. In the annual Greenville Invitational Meet, Stan Notestine finished fifth out of some fifty runners. With a very strong and young team, hopes are high for next year. brown, Bishop and Bali man work out be- fore a meet. Cross country requires hours and hours of conditioning . 131 FRONT ROW, left to right: Doug Beck, Rick Low, Ken Link, BACK ROW: Larry Estes, Joe Reynolds, Bob Whelove, Coach Ray Morgan, UMR players get ready for the serve in doubles competition . ’67 Tennis UMR s tennis team, coached by Ray Mor- gan, closed the 1967 season winning three matches. The defeated teams include Evangel College, McKendree and Bolivar. There will be only one loss of manpower to the team, as number one singles player. Bob Whelove graduates. Returning next season will be five letter men. The sophomores returning are Larry Estes and Ken Link, while the freshmen are Joe Reynolds, Doug Beck, and Rick Low. Coach Morgan feels optimistic about next year ' s team due to the experience gained and depth added. 132 ’67 Golf This season, as in the past, proved to be another successful one for the University of Missouri at Rolla linksmen. Starting the year with four returning letter- men and the fine coaching of Bud Glazier, the Miner linksmen fell short of keeping the MIAA conference crown they won last year. Victories were recorded over such teams as Warrensburg, Cape Girardeau and Kirksville, The team will be losing three of its six members, but Coach Glazier expects a good season next year. UMRs number one golfer, Fred Parks , lines up a putt during a meet with Central Missouri State. Left to right: Larry Parks, Fred Parks, Steve Coats, Don Traut, Jim McCracken, Jack Ahrens, Coach Bud Glazier. 133 FRONT ROW, left to right: Smith Arney Browne, Daren, ROW: Lambert Gray Pink Rosenkoetter Stout Laramie Notestine Poehter. SECOND ROW: Coach Moore Koederitz, Hirncr. Harris, Ballman, Jones BanJey Bowin, Coach Finley. BACK ’67 Cindermen set Coach Finley and student coach Ted Moore worked with head coach Gale Bullman in di- recting the Missouri Miner cindermen to a 3-3 outdoor record for the 1967 schedule The UMR squad smashed 11 out of 17 school rec- ords at least once this year. Len Koederitz will be the only loss through graduation. This year ' s group included 12 freshmen 5 sopho- mores, 2 juniors and a single senior. Two of the Miner freshmen led all scoring for the sea- son, Pink totaled 72 out of 90 possible points in one of the most outstanding freshman perfor- mances ever recorded at UMR. Sophomore distance runner Stan Notestine, broke the records for both the one and two mile runs. 134 Dual-Triangular Record UMR OPP. 107 37 115 30 88 57 22 . « . . Emporia State . . . . 96 22 62 60 .... Washington U, . , 85 64 81 New records were set in the shot and discus by Don Pink . Onl y a freshman this year , Don has a bright future with the cindermen . new school records f or the 440 yard hurdles fell to Dave Gray shown coming in first followed by teammate Rich Rosenkoetter, Freshman cinder man Ray Laramie high jumps six feet to take a first against Evangel College. UM R takes the lead in the 440 yard hurdles against Prinapia. Track 136 Cm derma n Leonard Stout throws the javelin in meet with Principia. Stout set a new record of 191.5 ' in the javelin . FRONT ROW, left to right: Coach Christopher, Fiejie, Hanlan t Schrick, Andrews, Hughes, Podgarney, Hall, SECOND ROW: Bergland, Reuther, McMillan, Killian, Broccard, Shuey. Windish. THIRD ROW: Ash, Termine, Nixon, Hurt, Stack. Frisbee, Albert, Crisco, Miners win four in The 1967 University of Missouri at Rolla Min- ers came within two runs of winning the MIAA Southern 1 Division Baseball Championship this year. Under the excellent coaching of Leo Chris- topher the Miners saw one of the best baseball seasons in years. Teams defeated included Springfield, Cape, Warrens burg and Kirksville. Ken Shuey won five games for the Miners with an earned run average of 1.19 while maintaining the highest batting average on the team. Terry Broc- card and Mike Windish took second and third bat- ting honors behind Ken. Most popular player on the squad was voted to Andrews. Third baseman Killian fields a ground ball hit hy a Spring field opponent in the first game of a double header. 138 Miner shortstop , Mike Win dish, fires the hall home after a short grounder. Mike hatted a J 12 for the season . four, lose league play Do n Albert takes a strike as Terry Broccard holds on third. Coach Christopher ; who was recently awarded a lifetime membership in the Association of Professional Ball Players of America , instructs his team on the proper way to swing Catcher Terry B roc card [ hitting . 3 4 for the season hats against Warrensburg. 140 Leading bitter and pitcher for the Miners, Ken Shuey, throws to a Springfield opponent Dick Shriek, first baseman and catcher moves after a hall. 141 A jubilant Sigma Nu bouse displays their well-earned first place intramural trophy. Sigma Nu wins overall Intramurals Team Points Sigma Nu 1743.00 Fifty -Niners 1695.00 Lambda Chi Alpha 1656.00 Tech Club 1536.75 Phi Kappa Theta 1536.00 Sigma Phi Epsilon . 1492.50 M. R. H. A 1453.75 Kappa Alpha 1373.50 Kappa Sigma 1371.50 Beta Sigma Psi 1296.00 Engineers Club 1256.75 Pi Kappa Alpha 1254.75 Sigma Tau Gamma 1 103.00 Delta Sigma Phi 1066.50 Shamrock Club . 1027.50 Team Points Thomas Jefferson 1026.50 Prospectors Club 1003.75 Sigma Pi 994.75 Tau Kappa Epsilon 938.00 Triangle 872.00 Delta Tau Delta 859.50 Campus Club 826.25 Theta Xi 762.75 Alpha Epsilon Pi 701.50 Baptist Student Union 683-50 Alpha Phi Alpha 575.50 Theta Chi 343.00 Phi Beta Iota 307.25 Wesley 301.75 Acacia 227.75 142 Sigma Nu ' s championship football team has lost only one game in the past three years. Snakes capture Grid Crown IM Football Results Sigma Nu . . . . Shamrock Club 280 Kappa Sigma 270 Lambda Chi Alpha 260 MRHA 245 Beta Sigma Psi . . 200 Tech Club . 200 Theta Xi 200 Sigma Phi Epsilon 200 Triangle , . . 200 A Sigma Nt4 defender breaks up a pass play against the Pikers. 143 u n M L The first place 5 9ers club produced one of the best intramural basketball teams ever seen at UMR. 59ers capture Basketball Title 144 IM Basketball Results Fifty Niners 290 Sigma Nu 280 MRHA 270 Kappa Alpha 260 Phi Kappa Theta 250 Tech Club 230 Lambda Chi Alpha 230 Delta Sigma Phi 230 Kappa Sigma 210 Pi Kappa Alpha 190 A Fifty Niner attempts a shot as a Sigma Nu de- fender goes up in the championship game. All smiles characterize Phi Kappa Theta ' s winning volleyball team after the final game , Phi Kap’s win IM Volleyball IM Volleyball Results Phi Kappa Theta 300 Sigma Nu 290 Fifty Niners 280 Kappa Alpha 270 Sigma Phi Epsilon 260 Beta Sigma Psi 250 Lambda Chi Alpha 215 Pi Kappa Alpha 215 Sigma Tau Gamma 215 Engineers Club 215 Volleyball is one of the most popular intramural sports. 145 The winners ( standing ) and the runners up in the 1 96 7 intramural wrestling tournament pose after their final match. Wrestling honors taken by Sig Ep IM Wrestling Results Sigma Phi Epsilon .150 Fifty Miners , 145 Engineers Club . « , 137 Tech Club . 137 Pi Kappa Alpha 130 M.H.H.A 125 Phi Kappa Theta 120 Sigma Nu 115 Tau Kappa Epsilon 110 Lambda Chi Alpha 105 Kappa Alpha 100 Winners in she 135,145, and 1 55 pound classes for Sigma Phi Epsilon are presented she first place trophy by Dewey All good. 146 Tech Club sweeps IM Softball IM Softball Results Tech Club Sigma Nu 59ers Engineers Club . . Shamrock Club , . , Prospectors Kappa Alpha . . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Kappa Theta . 300 290 280 270 260 250 240 225 225 195 Bob Graham Sigma Nu ' s third baseman, is almost (sicked off at first during the championship game with Tech Club. The Tech Club so ft hall team proudly displays their first place trophy after defeating Sigma Nu. 147 The members of the Baptist Student Union team proudly accept the first place intramural howling trophy. BSU triumphs in Bowling IM Bowling Results Baptist Student Union . . . 150 Fifty Niners 145 Sigma Phi Epsilon 140 Lambda Chi Alpha . 135 Tech Club . . . . 1 30 Campus Club . 125 MRHA . 120 Kappa Sigma 1 1 5 Delta Sigma Phi 1 10 Pi Kappa Alpha l 105 Larry Oliver pulls into the lead in the low hurdles for Sig Ep. 148 The broad jump, like the other track events, is marked by stiff competition , IM Track Results Lambda Chi Alpha 150 Sigma Phi Epsilon 142 Alpha Phi Alpha 142 59ers . . 135 Delta Tau Delta 127 Delta Sigma Phi 127 Beta Sigma Psi 117 Sigma Nu 117 Tech Club Ill Sigma Tau Gamma 102 Phi Kappa Theta 102 IM Track won by Lambda Chi Lambda Chi Alpha was the winner of the 1967 intramural track meet , 149 Ahrens wins golf title for Pikers IM Golf Results Pi Kappa Alpha 87 Kappa Phi 84 Lambda Chi Alpha 81 Phi Kappa Theta 78 Kappa Alpha 75 Kappa Sigma 72 Beta Sigma Psi 69 Phi Beta Iota 66 Tau Kappa Epsilon .63 Jack Ahrens, intramurals golf medalist , led Pi Kappa Alpha to their third consecutive golf title Intramural Athlete of the Year’ Boh Brewer returns a serve during tennis doubles competi- tion . 150 I M Tennis Singles Results Pi Kappa Alpha . . . . 44 Fifty Miners . , ,42 Kappa Sigma 40 Shamrock Club . . 38 Sigma Nu 38 Reg Natrons and Bob Baeyen com (tiled their victories to win tennis singles for Pi Kappa Alpha . PiKA and 59ers triumph in IM Tennis IM Tennis Doubles Results Fifty Miners . , .45 Lambda Chi Alpha 43 Kappa Sigma 42 Sigma Phi Epsilon 40 Alpha Epsilon Pi 38 Intramural tennis doubles was won by the Fifty Miners to help them to second place in overall intramural competition. 151 154 RQLLAMO — FRONT ROW: Evans, J.M., Business Manager; Drag, CP., Associate Editor; Nations, R.O. t Editor-in-Chief; Fesler, D.J., Sports Editor; Gaffke, DTL Distribution Editor. ROW 2: Kolz, R,, Classes Editor; O ' Neill, E.A., Photographer; Burns, R.K., Photo EdL tor; Rechner, J J., Minden. FJ., Photographer, ROW 3: Chapman, R, G. T Assistant Literary Editor; Olney, G.E., Photo Editor; Miller, J. D„ Photographer; Wedge, W K. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI AT ROU.A MINER — FRONT ROW; Tacke, S. P., Assistant Managing Editor; Flugrad, D. R.. Editor-in-Chief; Fix, F. F., Make-up Editor; MiJden- stein, R, T lf Copy Editor. ROW 2; Corbett, T, P. t Writer; Padberg, J. G,, Writer; Vaughan, G W., Features Editor; Wilson, H.M., Writer. ROW 3: Burks, G. M., Proofreader; TweHman, D. H., Sports Writer; Julian, G. L., Photographer; Pick, R, C 156 The staff works to meet the weekly deadline . The Missouri Miner is the official publication of the students of the University of Missouri at Rolla. The regular weekly addition keeps the student body, alumni, and other subscribers well informed of cam- pus news and activities with sections including editori- als, news, announcements, and sports coverage. Be- sides the regular issues, special editions like the St. Pat’s and April Fool ' s Day issue add to the paper s variety. Frank Fix, Make-up Ediror Jim WeineJ, Sports Editor 157 KMSM-FM covers all the Miner football and basketball games as well as many other campus activities. KMSM: Schwab. R E + , Thomas, J, P., Chief Announcer; Bowks, K W., Station Manager; Braeckd, T. R ri Educational Program Direc- tor; Leitner; W. N., Faculty Advisor; Matthews, R. L., Neumann, C Cantwell, D, A,, IBS Representative; Chappue, G. W , Announc- er; Walkrstein, E. R., Publicity Director; Battista, L,, Engineering Staff; Jones, G. W., Announcer and OP I Representative; Wood, W. P., Goldbogen, M. G., Mu run, J. A., Announcer; Chapman, K. R. KMSM-FM Radio Station KMSM-FM is student owned and operated. The station offers to the students of UMR and the surrounding community the opportunity to listen to good music including jazz, classical, and folk, plus the opportunity to partake of a great deal of educational programming. Since its beginning, KMSM-FM has broadcast live some of the more important events which take place on campus and has provided full coverage of both varsity and intramural sports at Rolla, 15 © Cheerleaders brighten UMR sports scene 159 Myra Jane Wilson displays her prize winning baton twirling. The UMR-ROTC Band which was or- ganized nearly sixty years ago, is sponsored jointly by the University and the Military Sci- ence Department. It is actually two bands: A marching band that plays at- football games and military functions, and a concert band that plays on several occasions on campus and travels throughout the state and on occa- sion to distant parts of the country. The band was honored with a television performance that was part of the Missouri Campus Talent series. This spring the band traveled to Memphis, Tennessee, for the annual Cotton Carnival, Under the very able direction of Professor David Oakley the band constantly broadens its reputation. First majorette to UMR-ROTC The concert hand presented a combined concert with the Fort Leonard Wood Oratorical Society. 160 French horns are pari of the hand ' s strong brass section, is welcome addition marching band Betsy demonstrates the proper fingering of the tuba. Professor Oakley directs one of the daily practice sessions that help make a top notch hand . Don Lambert addresses IFC Banquet. INTERFRATERNfTY COUNCIL: Feugate, R. J, t Doerr, R., Secretary; Flugrad, D. R., President; Lambert, D. B., Secretary-President; Filiphowski, W. J,, Judicial Board Chairman — Vice-President; Abram, J. D., Treasurer; Ward, JL E., Price, D. B., Behrens, R. A., Neet T. H., Fritzinger, T. Albrecht, G. H., Aschinger, E, D,, Worth, B. C„ Feder, 3. L. t Rosenkoetter, j. B M Farrell, R C, Neu- meyer, W, D,, Roth, L. C, Drag, C P. t Crowell, R. F., Fesler, D. J , Faintich, M, B., Pahl, R. H., Wall, M. L,, Fuller, J, fC, Redig ton, M F IFC Charlie Hansen presents Gene Kalhorn with first place IFC Sing trophy . The INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL, which is composed of two delegates from each fraternity, is responsible for the coordination of fraternity poli- cies and activities. The purpose of the council is to promote better relations between the college, the public, and the fraternities. In addition, the IFC sponsors many social and charitable functions such as the IFC Sing and the annual Greek Week Carnival which is held each May. 162 Student Council The STUDENT COUNCIL is the governing or ganuation of the student body of the University of Missouri at Rolla. It has as its members, repre- sentatives from the Independents, MRHA, and from each social fraternity and eating club. The council strives to promote cooperation among the different oragnuations on campus, to increase school spirit and to promote such activities that will bring honor to the school Student Council President Schwetgert conducts a meeting. STUDENT COUNCIL — FRONT ROW: Wittenauer, G. R f , Pokrefke, T. Mueller, R, J. t Vice President; Schweigerc B,E, T President; Walker, M. W.. Secretary; Chasten, D. Krausch, D. L + ROW 2: Weitzel, P, S. t Lane, M, R„ Chesus, W, B., Ricks, D. L., Spector. A. R., Spencer, J. D. ROW 3: Neumeyer, W , D., Sohn, D. F., Lloyd, G. W., Moran, M, F., Stcckel, F. M., Brown, H. E. 163 STUDENT UNION BOARD — FRONT ROW: Winkler R. j., Vice-President; Powell, D, W,, Secretary; Leslie, T. President; Harvey, ELD.., Program Director; Stine, H. H«, Treasurer. ROW 2: Woodruff, M. R., Director of Recreation; Clayton M.S., Director of Lit. and Music; Scott, L. W., Social Chairman; Kratzer, W + T,, Director; Schmidt, E. L., Director of Special Events; Rowlan, C. W., Publicity Director Student Union Board The STUDENT UNION BOARD is comprised of nine members who handle the administration and planning of the affairs of the Student Union. The Board sponsors a great variety of activities throughout the year, ail planned with the wishes of the student in mind. Its annual program consists of an Ail-School Mixer, Homecoming activities, a Christmas Dance, games and tournaments, and a regular series of film classics, A student may be- come a member of the Board by serving dilligently on any one of the Student Union Committees, 164 A meeting of the Board, ST. PAT ' S BOARD— FRONT ROW: Koblenz, L. M. t Slagle, D. R., Weinberger, R. K,, Treasurer; Castle, W, C, Vice- President; Dumav, R. A., President; Carr, K. E., Secretary; Russell, J. H, t Oliver, K. F. ROW 2; Peterson, J. R„ Gaffke, D, H., Gerhard, G, E T , Miller, L C, Snider, R. C, Henson, C. A., Johnson, R. W,, Spencer, j. D. ROW 3; Gibilterra, T. V., Pridgeon, J, l .. Ahrens, J. Brand, J R., Arnold, R. D., Wehner, T G., Handlan, T. M., Jackson, J. H. ROW 4: Sauer, T. V., Cowles, J. C, Petry, j. C, Zelms, J. L,, Fridley, M r C, Henehan, W, M, t Malinowski, R. F,, Laufer, W. L ROW 5: Deshazer, V, A,, Cuneo, C. R,, Ward, D. L., Fitch, S. M., Ross, L. R,, Rueter, R. E. t HilJ, U Danley, J G ROW 6; Feh- lig T C, Schrick, R. E., Vehige, R. J,, Sullivan, E. J., Carper ter, L. H , Snow, M, R., Winters, L. A., Smith, G. A, Professor Karl Moulder ; St Pat ' s Board Advisor, St. Pat’s Board The ST. PAT’S BOARD was organized in 1930. It is composed of two members from each fraterni- ty and eating club and four members from both the Independents and Men’s Residence Hall Association. The purpose of the St. Pat’s Board is to plan the events of the St. Pat’s Weekend. In addition to pick- ing a St. Patrick from its members, the Board raises money from several different projects throughout the year and uses this money to sponsor such activities as che Coronation Ball, the float parade, and the knighting ceremony. 165 INTER CO-OP — FRONT ROW: Lewis, L. Choate, L. D., Treasurer; Lehman, A, R, Jr, t President; Dougherty, T. J Secretary; Spen- cer J. D. ROW 2: Gudbert, W, C, Clayton, M. S., Scott, L, W., Sykes, W, E„ Brune, A, E„ Gordon,]. R. ROW 3:Stolte, W. H.. Brune, J A,, StigalL D. R,, Executive Committeeman; Swadley, G. L,, Kaesberg, R. L ROW 4: Little, A.B., Tsimpris, C. W. The Inter. co-op Council meets twice a month to promote the common goals of the eating clubs. ICC The INTER-CO-OP COUNCIL, founded at the University of Missouri at Rolla in I960, is an or- ganization composed of officers and representatives from the six eating dubs on campus. The council meets to promote the expansion and unity of the in- dividual clubs and of the rapidly growing co-op pro- gram. Parties, dances, and outings are sponsored by the Council throughout the year to provide social activities for its members. 166 ALPHA CHI SIGMA— FRONT ROW: Hkkenbotham, H.D., Treasurer; Hardy, M. E., Reporter; Thiessen, G. R., Parker, D. R,, Treasurer; Sanders, R. S,, McReynolds, G, W Rapp, E. B. ROW 2: Vogt, F. K., Mikclionis, L J-, Whelove, W. R., Latty, j. A., Throckmorton, j. H., Bauer, G.L., Link, J. K. ROW 3; Young man, J. A„ Lewis, H. R., Johler, C B., Hinch- cliff, S. J., Palmer, R, E , Ross, E. A, ROW 4: Koederitz, L. F., Jones, J- H,, Zoellner, L, E., Jennings, F. W,, Carlson, R. C, Mi er, G. L., Savage J. M. ROW 5: Wigginton, G, W., Ahmed, N. P Eshbaugh, W. R., Young, L. M., Historian; Smith, G. A., Ziegenmier, J. L. Alpha Chi Sigma Alpha Sigma Mu ALPHA SIGMA MLI, a national honor society for Metallurgical Engineers was founded at the Uni- versity of Missouri at Rolla in 1958. The purpose of the fraternity is to further the art and science of metals; to promote and recognize scholarship, pro- fessional attainment, and the high social and moral culture of its members; to maintain the high objec lives of the profession; and to make better the re- lations among colleges and universities of metal- lurgy throughout the country. ALPHA CHI SIGMA is a national honorary fraternity for outstanding students of chemistry and chemical engineering. The Beta Delta chapter at the University of Missouri at Rolla strives to promote scholarship and in addition sponsors a safety pro- gram for all laboratories. The chapter also at- tempts to bind its members with lasting friendship, to strive for the advancement of chemistry, and to help students make the adjustment from collegiate to professional life. ALPHA SIGMA MU - FRONT ROW: Bosch, A.M., Munns, J., Vice-Pmsdent; Munsey, J. E. t President; Perkins, R. A., Treasurer; Tate, M. B, ROW 2: Sandusky, D. W„ Gorman, M. D., Schaeffer, D. R., Roysden, B.W. 167 168 CHI EPSILON — FRONT ROW: Godfrey, W. H., Marshal; Carl, James W., Treasurer; Gilstrap, J. W, } Secretary; Evans, J, H., Associ- ate Editor of Transit; Myers, R. A., Wohlberg, R, W,, Mathes, J. A. ROW 2; Petry t T. M Vh Worts, J. E , Huett, M. S., Browning, F, R., Chapman, K. R., Choate, L, D., Brockhaus, D. A. ROW 3: Miller, Q. B. Miller, S P., Franke, R. M., Meisenheimer, J. K., Webb, W. D., Gerig, F, A. ROW 4: Sommer, D. L., Ray, J. A., Smith, C L. S., Mingo, R, R., Ludwig, L. L, Chi Epsilon CHI EPSILON, the national Civil Engineering honor fraternity, was founded at the University of Illinois in 1922. It was organized locally at the Uni- versity of Missouri at Rolla in 1950, The organiza- tion is based on the objective of increasing the ef- ficiency of the civil engineering profession as an instrument of social betterment. The member- ship of Chi Epsilon is chosen from the upper one- third of the junior and senior classes from the CE Department, Members relaxing at a Chi Ep banquet. KAPPA MU EPSILON — FRONT ROW: Biermann, A, H,, Vice-President; Devaney, M. E, Historian; Scarpero, D t C, T President, ROW 2: Neumann, C. J., Faintich, M B., Holman. T L,, Kehrman, R. F., Secretary, Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Kappa Psi KAPPA MU EPSILON, the national mathe- matics honorary fraternity, is composed of out- standing undergraduate students in mathematics at the University of Missouri at Rolla. The organiza- tion ' s meetings are planned to provide a better understanding of mathematical technique, and most basic building block of science and engineering. Meetings are held throughout the year, and guest speakers discuss problems of common interest. KAPPA KAPPA PSI, a national honorary fra- ternity for college bandsmen, gives recognition for outstanding achievement in the field of music- The fraternity ' s purposes are to promote the welfare of the college band, to honor outstanding bandsmen, to stimulate campus leadership, and to strengthen the ties between college bands. Delta Gamma Chapter, founded in 1958 at the University of Missouri at Rolla, was this year chosen as one of the top ten chapters in the country KAPPA KAPPA PSI FRON I ROW: Robm, G. T,, Kurtz, T.J., Schoeffd, W, L., Smith, B, W,, President; Kahn, J. W. t Vice-President; Schoeffel, R. D., Secretary. ROW 2 : Dawson, G. C, ScMef, C. L., Dewey, R, S, Wood, W. P , Cantrell, J. W., Walther, G C ROW 3: Wedge, W. K , Graham, W D., Koch, D J.. Goldbogen. M. G , Olney, G. E„ Student, P J. 169 Pi Tau Sigma The Missouri chapter of PI TAU SIGMA, a na- tional honorary Mechanical Engineering fraternity, was founded at the University of Missouri at Rolla in April of 1955. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, engineering ability, and character. The society ' s objectives are to foster the high ideals of the engineering profession, to develop its members for engineering leadership, and to initiate projects which are beneficial to the Mechanical En- gineering department. New members collect signatures for their plaques . The generators in the Mechanical Engineering lab. PI TAU SIGMA: Bodell T. J., Herzog, R. J., Bglmer, R. H., Recording Secretary; Shank, D. R., Treasurer; Hutcheson, D. W. s Vice- President; Buckley, S. P., Holman, T. Guelbert, W. C, Parks, j, L., Gass, J. W.. Wright, S. A.. Eades, D. L„ Swindle, K, R., Lit- tle, A. Woessner, j. D., Cochran, J. L., Patterson, C L., Hopkins, W, J„ Brewer, R. W., Clarke, j. E,, Daniels, J. L., Dare, R, R. Scabbard and Blade Company B, 1 6th Regiment, SCABBARD and BLADE, is a national honorary military society founded at the University of Missouri in 1965. The purposes of the organization are to raise the stand- ard of military education in American colleges, to unite their military departments, and to build better military officers. Membership is selected from juniors and seniors in the advanced Reserve Offi- cers Training Corps program. Scabbard and Blade is responsible for planning the events of Military Ball l Weekend, The Color Guard signals the start of the Military Ball and the honorary initiation of three men into Scabbard and Blade . SCABBARD BLADE— FRONT ROW: ZoeJIner, L. E., Retry, I. M., Rosemann, M. E f , 2nd Lt. USAR; Hays, T, E., Captain; Mei nershagen, , L. E., 1st Lt.; Rankin. R. F., 2nd Lc- Treasurer; Dinkel, T. R r , 2nd PLT. $gt.; McMillen, T. M., Ray, J. A. ROW 2: Davts, R, J., Schenk, R W., Wright, S.A, Ulrich, K. L., Gutlic R. C., Pahlmann, G, A., Lynch, J. F., Wagher, S. K. ROW 3: Leininger, D. N„ Mitchell, F. L., Langford, D. A., Grabski, F. L., Schatz, G M,, Koederitz, L, F. Rapp, E. B., Roth, L C ROW 4: Rosenkoetter, j. B., Ludwjg, L. L., Wagner, H. W. ( Brady, S. L., Student, P. J., Brttce, R. S. T Klema, F. T. 171 SIGMA PI SIGMA - FRONT ROW: Nichols, C. S„ Thom, K. D„ Vice-President; Stringfeilow, B. C., President; Biermann, A. H„ Treas- urer; Pettus. R. A, ROW 2 : Scarpero, D. C„ Hansen, S. S., Faintich, M. B„ Eastburn, M. R,, Altman, B, ROW 3: Aufdembrink, E. M., Neumann, C.jf., Schneider, J, D,, Schowengerdt, R. A. Sigma Pi Sigma SIGMA PI SIGMA, the national honorary physics fraternity, encourages high scholastic attainment and a professional spirit and friendship between the students and faculty. The chapter at the University of Missouri at Rolla received its charter from the national organization in 1950. Since then, the fra- ternity has sponsored many departmental social functions and visiting lecturers from other colleges and industry. Sigma Pi Sigma gives conducted tours of the physics tabs , 172 TAU BETA PI— FRONT ROW: Barth, M, G., Neumann, C j.. King. R. K., Hopkins, W. J., Treasurer- Vice- President; Shank, D. R , President; Much I, E. S,, President; Hamilton, J. L., Re cording Secretary; Sears, T. J , Corresponding Secretary; Scarpero, D. C„ StrebJer, M, X- ROW 2: Durand, D. K., Olsen, R. G m Altman, R. L,, Semnani, F. T. r Horne, G. H., Ledbetter, J. E., Hansen, S.S., Feugate, R. J., Simmons, R, E,, Owens, G, S. ROW 3- Pettus, R, A,, Wright, S. A , Worts, j, E., Patter- son, C. L., Bulmer, R. H., Eades, D, L + , Miller, N. R., Guel- berr, W C, Jain, S, C, Hodman, D. D. ROW 4: Kasten, D. G., Miller, G. B., Munsey, J, E., Munns, J. A,, Roysden, B. W., Biermann, A. H., Mingo, R. R., Ha Item M D., McCaw, D. W. ROW 3: DoerrJ, W., Skitek, D. G„ Rouse, D, M.,Thom, R. D„ Stringfellow, B. C, Kehrman, R. F., Leininger, D. Clayton, M. S, Sigma Gamma Tau Beta Pi Epsilon The Missouri Beta Chapter of TAU BETA PI, a national engineering honor society with the spe- cific purpose of recognizing those of distinguished scholarship and exemplary character in the field of engineering, was organized at the University of Missouri at Rolla in 1906, Since then, it has fos- tered a spirit of scholastic improvement and has been the goal of all conscientious engineering stu- dents. Members are taken from the upper one- eighth of the junior class and from the upper one- fi fth of the senior class. SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON is a national fra- ternity that unites students of geology, mining, ceramics, metallurgy, and petroleum engineering. The objectives of the fraternity include scholarship, scientific and social advancement of its members, the extension of friendship and assistance among universities, and the promotion of a better relation- ship between the students and faculty of the Uni- versity of Missouri at Rolla, SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON FRONT ROW: Bosch, A. M, Vice-President; Smith, F, J , President; Dinkel, T. R. ROW 2: Kirn;, C. S., Thompson, S, D„ Wolf, W. A., Stigall, D. R. 173 PI EPSILON TAU; McCaw, D. W,, Secretary Treasurer; Knepler, j. R., executive Vice-President; Nuss, N. W., President; Carlile, R. E., Faculty Advisor; Keith, D. L., Corresponding Secretary; Nute, A, J., Owens, C D., 2nd Vice-President; Ghok, j. R. Pi Epsilon Tau Theta Tau PI EPSILON TAU is a recently organized honorary Petroleum Engineering fraternity at the University of Missouri at Roll a. The society has as its objectives the promotion of scholarship, the stimulation of mental development, and the develop- ment of interests in the professional aspects of pe- troleum engineering. THETA TAU is a national engineering profes- sional fraternity which was founded at the Universi- ty of Missouri at Rolla in 1 916, The society seeks to organize the social as w r ell as the professional life of the engineer and to help him master the problems and principles of his profession. Mem- bers are selected from students who are active in extracurricular activities and who have scholastic averages above that required for graduation. 174 THETA TAU: Pendergrass, N. A., Munsey, J. E,, Piege Mar- shal; Wohlberg, R. W., President; Flugrad, D. R., Vice-Presi- dent; Alexander, R. G. t Core Secretary; Filichowski, W. J., Drag, C. P., Hennenhoefer, T. G. t Pick, R. C, Munns, J. A,, Fluchel R. B., Perkins, R. A,, Woodruff, M. R.. Neet, T. H., Fix, F. F. t Fridley, M. C, Behrens, R, A,, Ohnimus, S. W , Deelo, M. L.„ Bruce, R. S. Prospective members are told how to prepare their initiation plaques . . . . , , - then it s time to track down those signatures. Phi Eta Sigma PHI ETA SIGMA is a national honorary fra- ternity for college freshmen who have obtained a cumulative grade ' point average of 3.50 or better. Since its founding at the University of Missouri at Rolla, Phi Eta Sigma has gained recognition for outstanding freshmen and sophomores and has carried out various service projects for both the school and the community, PHI ETA SIGMA— FRONT ROW: Skitek, D. G„ Senior Ad- visor; Walker, R. L +1 Livengood, R, J + Corresponding Secre- tary; Townsend, A, L., Treasurer; Fuller, J, K, t President; Ban S. + Secretary; Nicodemus, R. M,. Historian; Nagy, D„ C, Hitt, G, W. ROW 2: Addington, L, A., Wipe, K., Zenge, T + Huebncr C E,, Engelbrecht R. L., Cahajan, j. H., Barnes, j. j., Edwards, W. A. ROW 3: Olsen, W B„ Berglund, R H., Hamner, P. G. Tolliver, T. L., Hanung, M. H., Moeller, T. J. ROW 4: Watkins, j, F. t Anderson, R„ W., Bulmer, B. Mank, D. A., Spitxmiller, J, A. 175 ■wj M f E jS If BSf hfe t I z! mm 1 , fj ' Wktf f 1 f Jl mM % ETA KAPPA NU— FRONT ROW: Owens, G. S, s Hoilman, D. D., Treasurer; Muehl, E, Recording Secretary; Ale, E. T., Vice-President; Armstrong, J, R, President; Ervin, W, M., Bridge Correspondent; DeShon, W. E, Corresponding Secretary; Ledbetter, J, E., Horne, G. H„ Wiseman, J, L. ROW 2: Durand, D. K. r King, R. K, f Spence, j. j,, Moffert, L. H., Brand J. R., Kasten, D. G., Greer, D, L., Brown, G. S., Smith- son, B. J. r Feugate, R. J., Weissflug, V. A. ROW } Altman, R. L., Mason, B, H, t McCarty, B. W., Ulrich, K, L„ Hamilton, j. McLain, K. L. t Hefferly, G. E,, DuBois, W., Olsen, R. G-, Roth, L. C., Pomeroy, W C, ROW 4: Muster man, S. R,, Miller, E. D., Sears, T. J., Schoffel, R. D., Sipes, R L., Pendergrass, N. A.,Finnigan, O, E Hallett, M. D., Shuey K, C, Long, G. L. ROW 5: Kuchenig, F. W., Gulick, M. C, Rouse, D. M,, John- stone, D. E., Skitck, D, G.. Barrow, J, T.. MHtenberger, S E., Oelger, J. D., Farris, K. E,, Wolf, J. D., Neumeyer, W. D. Eta Kappa Nu ETA KAPPA NU is an honor society for stu- dents of electrical engineering who have shown ex- ceptional interest and marked ability in their field. The chapter at the University of Missouri at Rolla strives to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the electrical engineering curriculum and to honor those, students who have distinguished themselves through their scholarship, leadership, and outstand- ing character. Pledges are required to make plaques. The society provides laboratory insurance , 176 AFS — FIRST ROW: Tate, M, B., Fleming, J. W., Roysden, B. W., Vice-President; Munsey; j. Lambert, I), B., Pledge Marshal. ROW 2: Perry, N. W., Verebdyh H. R., Behrens, R. A., Hammann, K. K., Munm,J. A., Williams, R. L., Brunkhorst, S. J. AFS A small induction furnace in the foundry. The student chapter of the AMERICAN FOUND RYMEN ' S SOCIETY was organized at the University of Missouri at Rollainl948. Today the iocai chapter is the largest student chapter in the nation. The purpose of the organization is to pre- sent the advancements in metal casting techniques to the students and to provide a tie between the stu- dents and the metallurgical industry. Dr. Eppelsheimer addresses a group of future mets 177 ASCH — FRONT ROW: Chapman, D. D,, Meisenheimer, j. K., Webb, W. D., Radmacher, J, J., Baur, J T , Corresponding Sec- retary ; Godfrey, W. H., President; Bruce, R, S,, Secretary; Calton, L, B,. Mathes, J. A., Armstrong, R. M., Lueck, R. H. ROW 2: Tracy, R, G., Hetztl, D. P., Gilstrap, j. W., Moll, J. j,, ArnoJdy, R, R + , Gallic, R. C, Schatz, G, M., Degenhardt, E, A., Rosenbaum, D, E., Long, J J-. Kinoshitz, R. H , Hockett, M, L ROW 3: Lewis, L., Ray, B, G., Petry T. M,, Carl, J. W., Bortmess, j. W., Miller, C. A., Brockhaus, D. A., Hiiburn, H, L. Torres, W +t Feger, T, M., Burle, R. V. ROW 4 : Choate, ASCE The AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGL NEERS was founded at the University of Missouri at Rolla in 1924, Membership is open to all Civil Engineering students. The purposes of the or- ganization are to further the student ' s academic education by supplementing his college courses with lectures by guest speakers to provide the student with the opportunity to acquire valuable contacts with the engineering profession. ASME— FRONT ROW: Voss, J. J.. Holman, T. Oliver, K. F,, Bennington, L O., Murray, B. M,, Vice-President; Grauf B. j,. Secretary, Woodruff, M. R., Vaughan, G., Treasurer; Becker, B, R. ROW 2: Tyndorf, J. W., Wright, S. A., Cordes, D. L., Bryan, G. R., Cal fee, R. D., Kreilich, j, L., Andreae, R. A., Rister, G. W., Bunk, L. J. ROW 3: Allen, C. V., Thresh- L. IX, Groves, C. B., Sweeney, W, T , Florence, K, T., Schenk, R W , McMillen, T. M., Green, C. P., Cobb, D, E. t Dolata, E W , Johnson, R., Pokrefke, T. ROW 5: Wohlberg, R. W., Treasurer; Browning, F. R,, Howell, D, D„ Hardwick, Id. R., Ray, J. A. f Brady, S. L., Logie, J. R,, Comstock, G. IX, As- track. R F., Wakefield, C F., Mouser, G. F., Leonard, L. j., Mays, L, W. ROW 6: Taylor, C R., Miller, S. P. 5 Vice-Presi- dent; Ricono, M. P,, Moran, M. F., Bell, W, jL, Hcisserer, L. D., Anderson, W. E„ Warning, A D. t Sherrell, R., Gessel, A. F., Huect, M. S., Jensen, P, J., Drawe, S. L ASME THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, which was founded at- the University of Missouri at Rolla in 1930, acts as a link between the mechanical engineering student and the prac- ticing engineer. The organization endeavors to pre- sent to its members an introduction to the profes- sional mechanical engineering field by holding regular monthly meetings and by sponsoring field trips. The society also hosts with SAE and Pi Tau Sigma the annual ME banquet. er, C. W, s Anderson, R. W., Hopkins, W. J,, Shramovich, P. F., Branson, D. L., Huck,J. W,, Sheppard, K. D, ROW 4: Maiico t, F. L,, Cochran, L. D., Snyder, G., Stemkoetter. E. W., Yowell, R, H., Kreikemeier, K. J., Lambert, J. E. ROW 5: Doerfiinger, A. E.. Browne, M. J., Berger. J. M., Hollenberg, D, W., Sc hop - fer, C A., Meincrshagen, A. V. ASTME— FRONT ROW: McCoy, R. J., Secretary; Graul, B. }., Treasurer; Diekmann, J. E„ Chairman; Woodruff, M. R., 2nd Vice- President; Barth, M. G., 1st Vice-Chairman. ROW 2: Kuhlmann, G. L., Secretary; Godsey, H. S„ Darrough, M. A., Bohn, T. M„ John- son, O. E,, Kelton, F. W. ASTME ACM THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TOOL AND MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS was organized at the University of Missouri at Rolia in 1965 and is directly linked to the engineering field through the National ASTME, The purpose of the society is to provide an up to date knowledge of tooling and manufacturing processes and technology. The or- ganization holds regular monthly meetings and oc- casional field trips to St. Louis, The student chapter of the ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY was organized on the University of Missouri at Rolia campus in 1962, The Rolia chapter was the second student chapter organized in the United States, The purpose of the organization is to keep its members informed of the latest technological advances in the rapidly growing field of computing machines and computer science. The school ' s computer center affords the opportu- nity for students to do considerable research work on the many applications of computers. ACM— FRONT ROW: Wilson, P. J.. Koenig, G. R., Secretary; Gray, R, J., President; Kehrman, R. F., Vice-President; Kun- kel, R. R. ROW 2: Allen, j. K , Uriwskt, N., Lambe, C, R.. Publicity Chairman; Wussier, R. A., Ross, C. F., Ascoli, D. M. ROW 3: Williams, L. D., Hartmann, T. C, Kashmarek, K., Meinershagen, L, E, r Ericson, C H„ Taylor. R. D,, Martin, D. C ROW 4: Lyon, R. D., joggcrst, D. i., Schmidt, L. D,, Cook, D. L, Smith, N. S. 179 IEEE— FRONT ROW: Heneban, W. M., Schnurbusch, L. J., Snow, M R,, Jones, F, R-. Hunt, M., Burris, T. L„ Wiseman, J, L,, Otto, C G,, Olsen, R. G. Forbeck, J. L,, Yoothanom, N- Rosenberry, L, A., Spry, T. L., Seitz, G. C. ROW 2: Hoi I man, D. D., Pendergrass. N. A t , Brand, J. R„ Eason, j. S., Fowler, R. W., Barrow, j. T., King, R. K., Vice-Chairman; Hdmkamp, L, L„ Treasurer; Gossett, D. Secretary; Dillman, N. G., Counselor; Hokgreve, J. C., Ervin, K- W., Spence, j. J., Her- vey, D. J„ Mu llenix, P, D, ROW 3: Hoffman, H. T, Altman, R. L,, Katser, K W., McCarty, B. W., Mason, B, H., Richards, R. R,, Clark, ). D., Kasten, D. G., Schrage. D. M., Douglass, C M., White, j. W„ Ragsdale, C. R„ Williams, D A., Peer, D. Eh, Nagel, T, L + . Johnson, J, L. ROW 4: Gabbard, M. C, Horne, G H., Fessenden. R. M., Lambe, C. Stoll, W, A., Kuchenig, F. W. f Vorst, C J., Gieselman, W. A., Martin, D. C, Oelger, J D., Ozment, C. B,, Ross, C F. t Ascoli, D. M,, Dalai, P. K„ Porter. C G. ROW 5: Ledbetter, J- E„ Teter, R. D., Cummins. E, J., Nussbaum, G. M„ Miller, J. D , Refreshment Chairman; Wagner, R V., Hartman, T. C, Bauer, W.C, Hen- rikson, R. L., Elder, G, R., Taylor, R D., Burns, R. K., Tillot- son, J. M., Mitchell, J. W., Musterman, S R., Podhorsky, J, ROW 6 Simmons, J. M. t Ulrich, K, L., Midden, H. E., Liven- good, R. J., Sears, T, J., Cohen, J. L, Martin, K. E., Cheek, M. R., Meiner shagen, L. E,, Sulzer, D., Nesslage, L, D., Sehoeffel, R. D., Munn, L. E-, Wise, K. B., Heaberlin, A. L.. Clark, R, E. ROW 7: Tooley, L TL Gossett, C. B., Program Chairman; Newcom, D. K., Engel brecht, R. L., O ' Neil, D. Clubb, G. IX, Frisbee, T. G., Joggerst, D. L, Thalhammcr. E. D., Smith, V r J., McKelvey, J. B., Neumeyer, W. D. f Roth, L, C. Kruvand, IX H., Ban, S, ' IEEE The INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS at the University of Missouri at Rolla acts as a meeting place where electrical engineering students can exchange infor- mation and viewpoints. Each month the organization has an outstanding speaker in the electrical engi- neering field to talk on the current ideas and ad- vancements in the profession. The society also takes interesting field trips and sponsors an annual spring outing for its members. Mr. Herrick addresses the IEEE banquet . Those attending the IEEE banquet were en- tertained by a faculty skit t 180 N.E.S.: Johnson, P. B., Secretary; Munns, J. A., President; Jackson, R, O., Treasurer; Butterfield, D. A., Mornsey, J, C, Cantwell, D. A., Landry, R. R.. Smith, D. H., Bartley, E. W, NES Keramos The NUCLEAR ENGINEERING SOCIETY at the University of Missouri at Rolla is made up of students who are interested in the nuclear engi- neering field. The organization plans meetings at which interesting films are shown to introduce its members to the profession and in addition sponsors guest speakers throughout the year to talk on the advancements of nuclear science. KERAMOS, a national professional fraternity open to outstanding students in ceramic engineering and science, was organized at the University of Missouri at Rolla in 1947, Student members of the organization are chosen on the basis of their char- acter, scholastic record, and promise of success in the ceramic field. KERAMOS: Bloechle, D. P., Starling, J. E , President; Harmon, L. G., Secretary; Leininger, D. M., W0I2, G, N., Drag, C P. 181 SEG— FRONT ROW; Lindsey, R. M., Treasurer; Matthew H. D, t Vice-President; Foster, K. C T President; Mier, T. T., Secretary. ROW 2: Kehrtnan, R, F., Denning mann, E., Thompson, S. D, ROW 3: Dewey, R. S., McGinrus,J. D , Medlin, j r M. SEG The student SOCIETY OF ENGINEERING GEOPHYSICS was founded at the University of Missouri at RoMa in the fall of 1960. Its purpose is to stimulate and encourage the student’s interest in the science of geophysics and related fields. Annual activities of the organization include an Engineers ' Day exhibit, joint meetings with other earth science organizations, and a spring outing. Membership is open to all undergraduate and graduate students in- terested in geophysics. SEG sponsors guest speakers throughout the year ; tUl p m - � « yT w ► i rr ni lA nil 102 Two of the distinguished speakers for the chartering of NSPE at U MR, NSPE The NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS received its charter in December of 19 66, The organization is aimed at the promotion and protection of the profession of engineering as a social and economic influence vital to the nation. The society is made up of over 65,000 professional engineers who serve industry and the public as well as their profession. N.S.P.E.: Kretnmel, D. G., McMillen, T M, DaSaro, D. E M Society Representative; McFinney, J. D,, Treasurer, Miller, S P., Presi- dent; Cantwell, D. A., Secretary; Edwards, E. W.,. Vice-President; Hill, R. L., Armstrong, R. M., Roberts, S, K Chapman, D. D. p Cochran, j. L., Warren, T- R-, Farrar, B. F +f Delong, C E., Niesen, R. E., Porter, C G., Miller. C A., Wright, S. A., Nagel, T. L., Munns, j A., Schnurbusch, L. J,, Brown, H. E , Pittman, L. P. t Schenk. R. W,, Davidson, V. D., Brave, P. V,, Kreijich, J. L., Phelps, R. W., Purcell, R. G. t Charter Committee; Heaberlin, A, L., Daniels, J. L., Mullenix, P, EX, Hetzel, D. P., McMillian, R. K., Browne, M. JU Comstock, G. D., Lueck, R. H., Julian, G, L,, Ethridge, M. M. E., Dare, R. R. 183 AIME — FRONT ROW: Burgard, K. C, Vice-President; Phelps, R. W., Secretary; Pitt, J, M., President; Munns, J, A,, President-Met, Secretary; Behrens, R. A., Vice- President- Met,; Hicks T. D,, Treasurer; McCow, D. W., Vice-President. ROW 2 ,: Perry, N. W., Mol- der; Erdmann, F. W., Munsey, J. E,, Lambert, P, B , Cantwell, D. A., Schmidt, T. S., Wi truer, J. W, ROW 3: Welsh, D. M., Feder, S. L., Kotys, G. $., Michel, J H., Tate, M. B., Stritzd, D. L.., Bosch, A. M., Executive Committeeman; Mangunwidjojo, A. RO W 4 : Butterfield, D. A,, Brown, K, L,. Treasurer; Williams, R. L., Roysden, B. W., Efthim, A., Williams, N. R., Dewey, R. S. AIME AIP The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS is a pro- fessional organization designed to advance among its members, knowledge of the petroleum, mineral, and mining industries. In addition, the organization strives to promote a greater interest in these pro- fessions and to give the student members a much closer contact with their respective industries. Since its establishment at the University of Missouri at Rolla in 1962, the AMERICAN IN- STITUTE OF PHYSICS has promoted interest in the various fields of physics by providing students with an organization whose main objective is aqu aiming members with aspects of the field of physics. Films and guest speakers from on and off campus are presented at monthly meetings which, along with other AIP sponsored events, provide in- formation of great interest to its members. AIP — FRONT ROW: Bradley, R. W., Hedrick, J- L., Secretary; Vi$o$,J. D., Treasurer; Woodward, G. K., Evans, J. W. ROW 2: Schowen- gerdt, R. A., Mezines, $. A,, Gudaitis, J. J., Smith, R. L , Favignano, R. J. 184 AIChE FRONT ROW: Throckmorton, J, H. T Rapp, E, R,, Secretary; Moore, j. W, President; Latty, J. A., Treasurer; Beeson, j. J., President, Ross t E. A., Fitzgerald. R. J., Murray, C, J, ROW 2: Bennett W. R., Edwards, W. A,, Schreiner, M, J, t Mildenstein, R, T,, Jones, D, L,, Haley P. E,, Freeman G. D. Lueddecke, D. E. Watson W. W ROW 3: Dixon, J. D, Whelove, R, W,, Costello, R, W., Rasch, P. G. Kennedy L, D,, Smith A, W .. Roberts, O, H r Mahrou, A, ROW 4: Oldham, D, G.. Brackman, T. E,, Ott, W, K., Alexander, W. D. Twellman, D. H. Noble, L, S., Conavay, W. C,, Hohenberger, F J. ROW 5: Turrentine. J. E. T Scott, H. H. Jones, JL H,, Kroeter, D. L , Erwin I. A. AIChE Jim Moore turns over the gavel to the newly elected president t Jim Thomas. The University of Missouri at Rolla student chapter of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS was chartered in 1939. The organization provides the student with an at- mosphere for professional development through programs presented by highly trained professional men from industry. In addition, the bimonthly meet- ings and spring and fall outings give the students and faculty a chance to associate informally. AIChE was chosen the outstanding professional society of the year at UMR . 185 AIAA-FRON7’ ROW; Teter, R.D. Luodergan, M.L., Spurgeon, K.D.+ Favignano, RJ., Vises, J,D,, Treasurer; Eades, D.L,, Holman, T.L., ROW 2: McDermott, TP., Schopfer, CA., Whjthaus, D.A,, Fisher, T.B., Cal fee, R.C., Malone, R,L„ Dawson, GX ROW 3: Gab- bard, MX., Steinkoetter. E.W., Ha?en, M.R,, Hopkins, WJ., Bryan, G.R., Perry, N.W., Patternmaker; Brav, K,W. ROW 4: Patterson, CL , Gluntz, D.A., Efthim, A,, Oneal, K.D., Munsey, J.E., Lucas, TE. AIAA ACS THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERO- NAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS at the University of Missouri at Rolla serves as a link between the student and advances made in space technology. The AIAA is, concerned with problems of propulsion, instrumentation, guidance, materials, astrophysics, and related space-age fields. Student members are aquainted with developments in these fields through discussion groups, films, and guest speakers. The AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY is a national organization of educators, engineers, in- dustrial managers, and students dedicated to the promotion of science and engineering with respect to ceramics and its related industries. Student meetings are held monthly at the University of Missouri at Rolla during which films, noted cer- amists, and graduate students inform the organiza- tion of technological advances in ceremics. AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Wolz, G,N M Leinmger, D.N.,. Secretary; Harmon, L.G., President; Hollenberg, G.W., Vice-President; Anthonis, Treasurer ROW 2: Wakher, G C Jr., Fleming, J.W., Verebelyi, E,R,, Pahlmann, G.A,, Wiley, R D. ROW 3; Wood, W.P., Loughrige, AX., Tyler, J.D., Dillon, S.D. 186 SAE-FRONT ROW: Morrison, W.S., Voss, JJ., Bennington, L.Q., Holman, TX-, Treasurer; Browne, MJ., President; Galley, W.S,, Faculty Advisor; Bohn, T.M., Jackson, J.T., Reding ton, M.F., Allen, CV., Swindle, ICR. ROW 2: Cantrell, J.W., Mueller, R.J., Vor- with, R,C, Cordes, D.L., Crawford, R.F., Hopkins, W.J., Schopfer, C.A., Schaeffer, MJ., Herzog, RJ,, Petersen, J r S,, Scott, BX ROW 3: Meinershagen, A.V., Wright, S.A., Ellis, F.R., Mank, J,F„ Glusac, P,, Arnoldy, R.R., Mikkelsen, CD., Ozment, C.B., Ingram, J.M., Shea, M.H., Lundergan, MX, ROW 4; Franke, R.E, f Johnson, O.E., Burk, E.D., Snyder, O., Schmelzeh R.W., Berger, J.M., Bec- ker, B.R., Hervey, DJ., Tyndorf, J,W,, Crane, J,M,, Heilman, HJ. ROW 5: Anton, T.C., Davidson, V,D-, Pierce, S.A., Kruckemeyer, W.C., Oetger, J.D., Jungermann, K.P„ Hughes, W.M., Kretlich,. j.L, Cochran, CD. t Becker, T.H., Pais, J.A. ROW 6: Gluntz, D.A, Hollenberg, D.W., Clubb, G.D,, Thies, D.E., Schloman, A.H., Cole, D,L,, Leone, J.G., Calfee, R.D., Smith, VJ,, Sander, R,E., Mullenix, P.D. SAE The SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGI- NEERS at the University of Missouri at Rqlla, one of the largest student chapters in the nation, helps the student develop character and leadership ability. The organization also helps to keep its members well informed on the latest developments and ad- vancements in the design, production, and oper- ation of automobiles and aircraft. SAE chapter receives an award from their national office , Sponsoring an annual car show is one of the organization r s many activities . 187 SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS: Reatherford, JTX, Warren, T,R, t McCaw, D.W., Vice-President; Knepfer, J.R., President; Nuss N.W., Treasurer; Cantwell, D.A.. Carlile, RE,, Faculty; Norton, J.M., Rezghi, E., Farrar, B.F., Schmidt, T S,, Ghole, j.R., Honarpour, M., Dockery, C.E., Nute, A J., Owens, CD., Carlson, 7 , Keith, DX, SPE ASM The SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGI- NEERS of AIME at the University of Missouri at Rolla is an organization composed of students inter- ested in the petroleum industry. Benefits of mem- bership include many interesting lectures on the technological developments in the industry, student paper contests, field trips to various petroleum companies, and films at many of the regular monthly meetings held throughout the year. The AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS is the major professional organization for metal- lurgists. The University of Missouri at Rolla chap- ter was organized with the purpose of promoting interest in the professional aspects of the metal- lurgical field and supplementing the formal educa- tion of the student with several types of informal education. This informal education includes movies and lectures by guest speakers at the regular meet- ings plus an annual field trip and outing. 186 ASM-FRONT ROW: Behrens, R.A., Executive Committeeman; Roysden, B.W,, Vice-President; Munsey, J.E., President; Muons, J.A., Secretary; Butterfield, D.A., Treasurer ROW 2: Welsh, Perry, N.W., Historian; Williams, NR,, Kotys, G.S, Bosch, A.M., Michel j.H. ROW 3: Brown, K.L., Gorman, M. LX, Tate, M,B„ Williams, R.L., Corresponding Secretary. W.T. SCHRENK SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Drisscl, N.R.A., Lee, P.E., President; Lee, B.C, Secretary-Treasurer; Hennecke, E.W., Vice-President; McDonald, H O,, Advisor ROW 2; Beaty, R.D., Kahrs, J.W., Rosemann, ME., Student, P.J., Mizer, G.L., Tappmeyer, W r .P. ( Faculty Sponsor. W. T. Schrenk C. L. Dake The W. T. SCHRENK CHEMICAL SOCIETY was founded at the University of Missouri at Rolla in I960 specifically for chemistry majors. The pur- poses of the society are to acquaint the student of chemistry with the professional aspects of the sci- ence, to inform the student of recent advances in the profession, and to promote good relations be- tween the student and faculty. Membership is open to all chemistry majors. The C L. DAKE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY was organised in memory of Dr, Charles L. Dake, late professor and chairman of the Department of Geol- ogy and Geological Engineering. It is composed of students of all curricula who share a common in- terest in the earth sciences. The goal of the society is to advance the knowledge of all phases of geology and to promote social relationships among its mem- bers. The club presents speakers throughout the school year, goes on several field trips, and spon- sors a departmental picnic in the spring. CL. DAKE SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Tibbs, N.H., Kieffer, F.M„ Marchand, CP., Secretary -Treasurer; Hebrank, A.W., President; Hailey, J.L. Lyons, G.J. ROW 2: Erdmann, F.W., Degenhardt, E,A., Halterman, L. Butherus, D.L., Cartwright, G.J., Richards, F.L., Schmidt. T.E. ROW 3: Irwin, R.M.. Preston, L.H., Bradley, M.F., Dinkel, T.R., Gent ler, E.C., Moore, J.L. 189 There is always plenty of wood for practice , Karate Club KARATE CLUB: McKinney, J.D., Secretary; Roberts, $.K r , Vice-President; DaSaro, DJL, President; Foster, K.C. t Treasurer; Gerig, F.A. Historian; Matthews, R.L r , Kremmel, D,G,, Cochran, j,L.� Clark, J D,, Bolter, E.ZoIh ELG., Rvengert, M,R., Kieffer, F.M., Graham, R.H., Storck, R,K., Couch, C.P., Christopher, H.W., Wiswell, W.C., McElhany, R,R, The Karate Club often gives demonstrations to interested groups. A little lower to the right please. 190 M-CLUB: Clayton, M S,, Vogt, F.K., McGrady, C, Nicodemus, R,M. ( Secretary; Remington, C.R , T Faculty Advisor; Ricker, E.E. President; Owens, T.J, , Vice-President; Gray D.L., Scheibel, L.L., Tracy, R.G., Notestine S.W., Ohnimus, S.W., Parks, J.L., Weit- zel, P.S., Parks, F B.. Cuneo, C.R., Shanholtzer, J.T., Bartley, F.W., Koedertiz, L.F., Duren, D.D,, Fix, R.G + , Florence, K.T,, Carter, RJL, Schenk, R.W., Lewis, L., Sueferman, M.J., Sauer, D.A., Lewis W.E., Bornemann, LJ. Kemp, T.M., Rosenkoetter, R.A., Thompson, J.E, M-Club Photo Club The r M” CLUB is composed of men who have earned a varsity letter in one of the inter-colle- giate sports offered at UMR.The dub was established in 1939 in order to promote better sportsmanship, encourage participation in varsity athletics, recog- nize athletic achievements, and lend service to spectators, players, and officials at school athletic contests. An awards banquet is sponsored by the dub each spring at which outstanding athletic a- chievements are recognized. The UMR PHOTO CLUB was organized at the University of Missouri at Rolla with the purpose of furthering an interest in photography and pre- senting its members with helpful information and new ideas about all phases of photography. In addi- tion , the dub maintains a darkroom which is always available to all members, both student and faculty. Regular meetings are held by the club throughout t he year and much of the work done by its members is displayed periodically. PHOTO CLUB: lenes, E.B., Julian, G,L, Schnurbusch, L.J., Spiegel, j., President; O’Neill, E.A,, Secretary -Treasurer; Martin, D.C, Shoop, S.K. t Gudaim,J., Astrack, R.R., Wagner, R.V,, Ditrich, F.J., 292 RADIO CLUB: Tooley, L.E., President; Ashby, M.A., McGraw., D,W,, Station Manager; Battista, L n Secretary; Muellhaupt, E.W., Vice-President; DeSpain, D,R., Treasurer; Holman, T,L,, Johnson, J.L, T Woirhaye, R.L., Traffic Manager; Helmkamp, L.L., White, J,W., Johnson, W.L,, Biggerstaff, G.D., Corrigan, K.C., Schultz, J.T., Hahn, H.B., Bozarth, B.A., McWilliams, L.W,, Liebling, G.C, Jackson, H.A„ Adams, W.A., Adkins, W.S., Youngs, P.L., Anderson, W.F., Ramsey, D.W, Radio Club The RADIO CLUB at the University of Missouri at Rolla was started in the early 1930 ' s The club, which has as its motto World Friendship Through Amateur Radio” is now ' a member of many public service organizations and has facilities for han- dling traffic from Rolla to almost anywhere in the world. Activities of the dub include general oper- ation of the station, message handling, and classes in radio theory and code. The radio club is a large r well-run organization . The radio club contacts other Hams ' ' alt over the world. 192 SPELUNKERS: Cook, D.L., Hailey, J.L. T M.S.S. Representative; Lyons, GJ., Vice-President; Halterman, L,, President; Butherus, D.L., Secretary- Treasurer; Turrentine, J.E., Older, CD. Krogstad, W.D,, Tibbs, N.H., Gudaitis, Degenhardt, E.A., Cartwright, G.J., Garrison, E.J., Research Council Chairman; Sloat, E.H,, Hilburn, H.L, P Pirns, R.A t , Marchand, C.P., Miller, G,B,, Hebrank, A.W., Davidson, P.G., Nance. C.W. Member making a rapid survey with a hr union compass . Spelunkers The SPELUNKERS CLUB of the University of Missouri at Rolla is composed of students who are interested in the exploration of caves. The club was organized in the early thirties and became an of- ficial school organization in 1949. The dub, which works in cooperation with the Missouri Speleolo- gical Survey concerning matters of cave mapping and speleological information, stresses the impor- tance of ca ve conservation. These spelunkers might he short on foot, hut they are certainly long on spirits . 293 University Dames The University of Missouri at Rolla chapter of UNIVERSITY DAMES is an organization of stu- dents wives. The principle object! vies of the or- ganization are to promote a spirit of friendship, to furnish means of entertainment, and to stimulate general culture among its members. Membership is open to all svives of students enrolled at UMR and its members are encouraged to join the various interest groups of bridge, ceramics, choral, drama, pinochle, and interior design. Members of the organization put on plays 194 Members sign up for various interest groups spon- sored by the University Dames. The organization stresses physical training . Raiders The RAIDERS is a military organization open only to freshmen at the University of Mis- souri at Rolla. The organziation is designed to aid in the character development of its members by the promotion of physical maturity. Members re- ceive training in patrolling, map reading, counter- insurgency operations, tactics, and leadership as well as in physical training. grmo, D.R., S-4 Supply Officer; Wagner, H.W., S- 1 Adjutant; Jennings, F.W., Commanding Officer; Operations; Ross, L.H., Assistant Operations; Klema, P., Elfrink, M.A., Spalding, T.J., Bartley, E.W., teman, R.L., Cheek, M R., Kirmeyer, GJ , Evans, J.W., George. S.A., Hollis, J.L., Jennings, H. Jr.! RAIDERS: Esrill, G.T. Pellegrino, Davis, R S-3 Training and RipJey, D.E, Cadgt. Sgt,- Freeman, Fletcher R.A., Strang B.B., Davidson, P.G. Georges, M.H., Stein, K., Keeney, R.P., Private ' ; ' Fessenden, R.M., Conrad, M.C., Low- ery, M.J., Scoggins, K.W., Reinhardt, R.P., Glover, J.K., Webber, G.A.M.. Masters, R.S., Mueller, C.J., Evans, D.H. 195 The Glee Club and Madrigal Singers The University has two new vocal groups that are a noteworthy addition to our growing musical department. The Glee Club and Mad- rigal Singers were both organized this year and already have been quite active The Glee Club sang at the inauguration of President Weaver in Columbia and also sang in concert on campus during the spring The Madrigals performed during the Rolla Fine Arts Festi- val. Both groups are sponsored by the Hu- manities Department. 196 SWE-FRONT ROW: Taylor, R.W,. Recording Secretary-Treasurer; Crume, S.A., President; Kate, J.L., Vice-President; NoJte, MJ., Corresponding Secretary- Historian ROW 2: Henderson, S.L., Graves, W.M., Barr, N.A., Minich, C, SWE Coeds The SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS is a national professional organization composed of women who are professional engineers and women who are engineering or science students. The pur poses of the society are to present the needs and ideals of women in the engineering profession and to encourage women with the necessary technical aptitudes and interests to enter the engineering field. The UMR branch of the society sponsors several events and activities during the year in- cluding a Coke party’ in September and a picnic in May, COEDS ' FRONT ROW: Lacy, L.L., Haynes, J.A,, GJeason, N., Parliamentarian; Crume. S.A., President; Pompe, MJ,, Sec-Treas; Miller, R.M. ROW 2: Taylor R.W., Kate, j.A.. Henderson, S.L.. Minich, C, Barr, N.A., Noire, MJ.. Jones, B M THE COEDS, a social group open to all women students at the University of Missouri at Rolla, strives to promote friendship and the betterment of its members. The group was organized in 1963 and in 1965 was recognized as an official school organ- ization. Meetings are held monthly in which pro- grams are presented on such topics as fashions, cos- metics, and hairstyles. 198 PERSHING RIFLES- FRONT ROW: Wagner, P.. Watson, W,W + Jr.. Asst, S-t; Hal left, M.D , Expansion Officer; Dinkel, T.R., Public Information Officer; Mitchell, F.L., S-3 Operations Officer; Leininger, D.N., Commanding Officer; Zoellner, J-.E,, S-I Personnel Of- ficer; O ' Neill, J.A., 5-4 Logistics Officer; Roth, L.C, Drill Master; Gilkey, R.L., Walker, D.E. ROW 2: Wilcox, T.M., Pledge Captain; Duperrec, E.R,, Miller, W.A., Asst, Drill Master; Huebner, C.E., Schmelzel, R.W., Pugh, AX,, S-2 Assistant; Raton, E.T,, Allen, D.C., Ward, R.F., Watson, T V. ROW 3: Tyler, J.D., Assistant S-3; Hencey, S + D„ Quigley, GJU Norton, J.M., Berkel, K,C, Heimsoth, MM. Me 1 1 nay, j.L. t Bartlett, W.L., Ingram, J.M., Beirne, J.M. ROW 4: Speer, WE., Toth, LX., Rapp, E.B., Rankin, R.F., Rothermfch, R.A., S-4 Assistant; Whelove, R.T., Jordan, M.G,, Gruetzemacher, E.C, Assistant P10;Zoellner, CF., Wattenbarger, J,C. ROW 5: Ander- son, R,W r , King, D.W., Kruckmeyer, WC, Heape, A.D., Garnett, D.L., Von Demfange, W.C, Fenton, G.E., Poumann, KJ., Kwiecinski, TJ,, Stephenson, M.W. Pershing Rifles pass in review during the annual spring awards ceremony . Pershing Rifles The PERSHING RIFLES was founded at the University of Nebraska by General John J. Persh- ing in 1894. Company K was founded at UMR in 1949. Pershing Rifles is a national honorary mili- tary society dedicated to the furthering of military principles and ideals among its members. Member- ship is open to all men enrolled in the basic Re- serve Officers Training Corps program. Activities of the organization include providing honor guards for special occasions, performing at football games, and sponsoring rifle and pistol matches. The Pershing Rifles give added support at all home football games . ESPERANTO CLLJB-FRONT ROW: Wade, J.F., DorreM, E.W., President; Brewer, J.M., Advisor; Ryan, T.J., Secretary -Treasurer ROW 2: Tibbs, N.H., Wade, L.V., Riege.J.D. Forensic Society E speranto Mosamo, the ESPERANTO CLUB at the Uni- versity of Missouri at Rolla, was organized in 1947 for the promotion of world communication through a common auxiliary language. The language, which is spoken by over ten million people, was chosen by the U.S. Army as the official aggressor language, and at the eighth UNESCO conference, Esperanto was found to be the most desirable of the auxiliary languages - of the world. The FORENSIC SOCIETY was organized at the University of Missouri at Roila in 1964. It is composed of men interested in the art of public speaking. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate an interest in argumentation, debate, and public speaking. One of the main functions of the club is the sponsoring of a school debate team for intercollegiate competition. FORENSIC SOCIETY: Drag, CP , Vice-President; Cantwell, D.A., President; Warren, T.R., Historian; Fesler, D.j,, Munns, J.A., W olfsberger, J R. t Li brarian 199 ' � ;■.= ... V m ' « ■MM m r M - ' ' m - . -ST. M y V. V W sf mml ■ , 1 ( w «a M, _1 RUSSIAN CLUB-FRONT ROW: Posch. R.J., Treasurer; Calfee, K.S., Secretary; Law, D.A., Advisor; Boeckman, K.L. Vice-President; Gregory, W.J., President ROW 2: Uriwski, N„ Gilkey, R.L., Pros:, M.S., Bush, D.R., Edwards, E.W., Hardy, M.E. ROW 3: Tibbs, N.H., Doerr, J.W., Erwin, I. A., Wade, L.V., Phelps, R.W., Schmiedeke. K.L. Russian Club The RUSSIAN CLUB is one of the newer organ- izations at the University of Missouri at Rolla, The purpose of the club is to give interested people a more informed and up-to-date idea as to what the Soviet Union is really like. Slides of Russia are often shown at the club’s regularly scheduled meet- ings, and this past year the dub sponsored War and Peace and the Russian movie, Ballad of a Soldier, ' ' Rock Climbing Club The ROCK CLIMBING CLUB was organized at the University of Missouri at Rolia in the spring of 964 . The purpose of the organization is to en- courage safe practices and proper techniques of rock climbing and is open to any student who has an interest in climbing. The dub, which organizes climbing trips to local bluffs and quarries, supplies the needed equipment and leadership for proper climbing safety. ROCK CLIMBING CLUB: Erdmann, F.W., Hays, TE., Marthand, CP, President; Barker, J.C, Secretary; Halterman, L., Thomas, W., Vice-President; Garrison, EJ,, Halliburton, R J. 200 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION; Tracy, R,G. Peer, D.D., Missipns Chairman; Bel! t NJ,, Missions Publicity; Dorrell, E.W r , Jr., Hut- cheson, D,W,, Vice-President; Brunson, RJ., President; Perez, C.E. Jr. t Enlistment Chairman; Meisenheimer, J,K,, Devotional Chairman; Davis H.C, Wag her, S.K., Internationa] Activities; Thomas B., Director; Clinking beard, T.A., Music Chairman; JH inkle, L. Jr , Yount, M R, Strother, G.L. t HiJburn, Hi, Ervin, K.W Jackson, HA, Peer, O.M., Davidson, JJ., Happd, L.5., Kalz. JX., Miller, WA, McCormick, C.H., Kessler, Si., Foster, M.A., Schlef, C.L, Tyler, J.D„ Watson, W.W., Davis, RA, Day, J., York, K.K. Battley, M.A., Norton, J.M., Miller, S.G. Kelly L r , McCormick C.C, Anderson, W.E., McLean, RX,, Secretary; Taylor GX., Graves, W.M., Ragsdale, CR., Arney, DA, Horn, AJ Baptist Student Union Bill Thomas t director of the BSU practices what he preaches: One good turn deserves another. tr The BAPTISTS STUDENT UNION was founded at the University of Missouri at Rolla in 1947. The purpose of the organization is to provide a link between the student and local churches. Activities of the BSU range from evening vespers and discus- sion groups to exchange parties with other BSU ' s. The organization also participates in all major in- tramural sports. In addition to providing a meeting place, the Baptist Student Union provides a place of relaxation for its members. BSU members work industriously during their annual fund-raising car wash . 201 CHI ALPHA: Christiansen, J.M., Roberts, C., Chaplain; Lane, L.L., Harman, J.R., Vice-President; Godwin, W.R., Secretary -Treas- urer; Harbin, R.L., President; McGinthia. N., Scoffer, J O , Faculty Advisor; Hughes, V,W. Jr., Hughes, D.R., Harbin, G J , Denney, G.N., Denney, C.L, Godwin, J.Y., Harman, M.L., Green, W.C, Hollis, JX., Chapman, D.D., Christiansen, R.A., McGinthia, P.L., Hedden, W J , Chi Alpha Gamma Delta CHI ALPHA was founded on the UMR campus in 1959, The membership of the organization con sists of those students who are members of the Assemblies of God churches. The purpose of Chi Alpha is to provide a link between the college cam- pus and the church. It strives to furnish the college student with opportunities for worship, spiritual training, social activities and service. Social ac- tivities of the organization include such things as recreation at the church and combined activities with chapters from nearby colleges. GAMMA DELTA is the International Association of Lutheran college students. It was founded on the UMR campus in 1945 under the precepts of Christ ian knowledge and service. The purposes of Gamma Delta are the promotion of the Lutheran faith and the stimulation of Christian thinking in the light of the Bible. In addition to regular meetings, the or- ganization ' s activities include the sponsoring of guest speakers and the hosting of the annual regional convention. GAMMA DELTA-FRONT ROW: Livengood, RJ,, Treasurer; Helmkamp, L.L,, Corresponding Secretary; Schaefer, M.P., President; Wagner, R.V,, Vice-President; Palisch, A.E., Recording Secretary ROW 2: Otto, CG,, Heaberhn, A.L., Regional Vice-President; Liescheidt, K.W., Kaiser, K.W., Regional Treasurer; Heimsoth, M.M. ROW 3: Quayle, W.L., Schaefer, M.J., Vaninger, S.F., Brackman, T.E., Schaefer, D.D. 202 CANTERBURY CLUB; Munns, J.A., Vice-President; Davidge, G.K.. Secretary; Smith. B.W., President; Diels. A.M., Ramsden, D.L., Walker, W.J.. Sunderland, D.C.. Galbierz, C.J., Wood. W.P., Joyner, H.S.. Aprs, L.H. Canterbury Club Liahona Fellowship The CANTERBURY CLUB, founded nationally in the 1930 5 was organized on the University of Missouri at Rolla campus in I960. The Club fur- nishes the UMR students with an organization whose specific purpose is the enrichment and fulfillment of the Christian way of life. Every other Sunday the organization sponsors a buffet supper and an enlightening program. The Canterbury Club also helps sponsor the Cellar Door, a coffee house open to all UMR students on party weekends. The LIAHONA FELLOWSHIP is an organization of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Membership in the organization is open to any UMR student who is a member of the Church, The purposes of the organization include the devel- opment of fellowship and the provision of recrea- dona! activities for members and their guests. Ac- tivities sponsored by the organization promote the ideals of their religion and foster a spirit of fellow- ship and brotherhood. LIAHONA FELLOWSHIP-FRONT ROW: Wheatley, CL. 7 Secretary-Treasurer; Newcom, D.K., President; Krueger, J.E., Vice-Presi- dent; Allen, CV. ROW 2: Smithson, BJ,, Taylor, C,R„ Hiatt, W.E., Redington, M.R KHRMH - a 1 T z 1 . 0 JHl v! i t M || _ , T I l 1 ij nA ill NEWMAN CLUB: Worthman, D.E,, Secretary; Potter, GJ., Vice-President; Kramer, Rev G,J., Chaplain; Grveoloh, J.F,, President; Davidson, R.F., Faculty Advisor; Miller, K.M,, Heisserer, L.D,, Program Chairman; Wilson, Pj., Podhorsky, j.F., Ryan, T.J., Kramer, J.L., Social Chairman; Mampilly, Newman Club meets every two weeks. CT. ( O ' Neill, E.A., Davidson, P,G,, Forbeck, J.L., McKelvey, J.EL Voss, T,R., Cheek, M.R,, Suker, D,, Simmons, J.M., Garrison, E.J, Long, J,j., Engelbrecht, R.L., Midden, H.E. Kehrman, R.F., Adams, W.A , Thies, D,E., Delaney, R.L., Publicity Chairman; Dittrich, FJ. V Corrigan, K,C Newman Club The NEWMAN CLUB, founded in 1953, is an organization for the Catholic students on the Univer- sity of Missouri at Rolla campus. In addition to its regular meetings, the Newman Club provides an extensive calendar of events for its members. In- cluded in these activities are mixers, retreats, guest speakers and mommunion breakfasts. The Club ' s regular meetings during the year are a source of programs designed to be both interesting and informative to all of the members. 204 ' H ’ 3 L -i- fit Its | Wk W k ■ L 1,1 WESLEY FOUNDATION: FRONT ROW: Peters, DX., Hall, L.M., Lamar, W.F., Minister; McCrae, R.F., State President; Jennings, F.W., President; Pitt, J.M., Vice-President; Minich, C, Simmons, 0,A,, Secretary, Hitt, G.W,, ROW 2: Cook, R.L., McMichad D-L. t Millet, G.B., Donnalley, B.R., Klitzing, RJ., Henderson, R.F., Thomas, P.S, , Bhuta, K,H,, ROW 3: Gleason, W esley The WESLEY FOUNDATION, founded at UMR in 1923, is the Methodist Church on campus. Membership in the organization is open to all students. Its primary purpose is to lead students through study, worship, fellowship and service to accept Jesus Christ as their savior. Toward this end, the organization operates a varied but thorough program to meet the needs of many students. The Wesley Foundation House, which is open at all times for recreation, discussion and counseling, is the center for Wesley’s mission to the campus. N., Hardwick, H R., Tracy. R.G., Henrikson, R.L., Schneider, JJ-, Worts, J.E., Zoll, B.G., Noke, M.J., ROW 4: Bartley, E.W., Smith, RX ,. Becker, V.J. Lueck, R,H,, Masters, R.S., Williams, Reed, S.L., Schafale, R,G , Rau, D.K. Wesley helps sponsor the Cellar Door . 205 APO-FRONT ROW: McDermott, T, P,, Meinershagen, A. J. t Tappmeyer, Dr, W P + Advisor’ Warren, T R., Alumpi Sec -Secretary; Clynes, R., president; Munn$ J, A,, Z.V.P.- President; Kneptfr, j r R,, Secretary; McDonald, Dr. H. O., Advisor; Roysden, B, W, ROW 2: Lundergap, M. L., Schmidt, T- S., Castro, . T Atteberry, M. E., Study vin, W, G., Reed, W, G., Elder, G, R,, Stun, J. C, Roth, L. C, DuBois, W. ROW 3; Wipe, K., Hansen, S t S., Becker. J. R., Hahn, jf. D., Hejmkamp, L. L., Munsey, J, E.,, Burks, G. M-, Ascoii, D. M., Rytter, NL J , Bakula, J. C. ROW 4: Davis, R. L., Thalhammer, E. D., Hurst, R. D., Kreilich, J. L., Bprger, j. M., Ott, W. K,, Elgin, R,, Miltenberger, j. L., Wilcox, T, M. ROW 5 : Mildenstem, R. T„ Conner, W. D. Ill, Cochran, L, D., Woods, W. C. Alpha Phi Omega ALPHA PHI OMEGA, a national service frater- nity, is an organization of former Scouts whose purpose it was to assemble under the Scout Oath and Law and to promote service and goodwill to the campus to the community, and to the nation. The Beta Omicron chapter, founded in 1939 at the Uni- versity of Missouri at Rolla, strives to attain this goal through various service projects on the campus and in the community of Rolla. 206 Short quizzes are given throughout the pledging period , Blue Key BLUE KEY is a national honor fraternity with Serving, I Live as its motto. The organization’s objectives are: To study, discuss, and strive to fur- ther the best interests of the University of Missouri at Rolla; to promote a spirit of fraternalism among all students of the school; and to otherwise fullfill the obligations of service to UMR. Blue Key ' s actiy- ties included organizing the annual athletic banquet, selecting an outstanding professional organization of the year, publishing the student directory, and the selection of a Man of the Month to honor campus leaders. Mike Evans hands out Blue Key Student Directories. BLUE KEY: Graham, R. FL, Martin, M. A., Treasurer; Evans, J T M, Vice-president; Kincaid, G. L., President; Graham, G, R,, Secre- tary; Myers, W E. t Bolon, A. E., Advisor; Schweigert, B- E., Drag, C P., Hennenhoefer, T. G , Munns, J. A. Filichowski, W. J,, Alexander, R, G Deelo, M. L., Wohlberg, R, W. Albrecht, G. H., Gluchel, R. B., Fix, F. F,, Gasparovic, G. M., Barth, M G,, Parks, J- L. Flu grad, D, R,, Rowlam C- W., Fesler, D. j,, Perkins, R. A., Heabcrlm, A. Powell, D W., DeGeare, T. V., Woifcrsberger, D. E., Lambert, D, B., Van Dover, R. B, 207 Circle K officers prepare to start another meeting . Circle K CIRCLE K is a national service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis Club, The chapter at the University of Missouri at Rolla was organized in the spring of 1964. Since the chapter ' s .founding on the UMR campus in the spring of 1964, it has grown rapidly in both membership and service activities. Personal contacts with business and professional leaders is made possible through the organization, and, as Circle K ' s motto — We Build — indicates, the club is ready to provide ser- vice to both the community and the campus. CIRCLE K-FRONT ROW; Wylie, J. G., Wedge, W. Vice-President; Sowers, j. R., President; Beeson, J. J., Secretary; Orr, R, H. ROW 2; Quayle, W. L., Robb, R. F., Prinz, R. E. T Pledge Trainer; Hazen, M, R,, Conavay, W. C. ROW 3: Castro, T. J., Larsen, G. A,, Koederitz, L. F., Steckel, F.M. RMMMMnntti INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS-FRONT ROW: Berglund, R, FL, Wedge,. W. K,, Recorder; Mildenstein, R, T., Secretary; Jones, F, R., Pagemaster; Ban, S., Treasurer; Brewer, J. M., Advisor; jochum, R, G., Myles, C W r ROW 2: Wipe, K., Zenge, T. L- Huebner, C E., Wille, T., Woodward, G. W., Webster, D. W-, Estes, L..E„ Dawson, G, L, ROW 3: Watkins ,J. F„ Smith, R. L , Duren, D. D., Arnoldy, R, R., Moeller, T. j. t Batchelor, G. 1ST, Vogel, J. E,, Hitt, G, W. Row 4: Tolliver, T. JL, Spaldirjg, T. J. Ricono, M. P,, Pautler, H. E., Bockman, G. j, t Midden H. E. f Hurley, A, L. Row 5: Renatid, N. F., Lyon, R. D., Wege, J., Haley, P. E., Kuhn, T., Magee, R. J., Wood, G D. Dr Oakes Olivers a sterling speech at the IntCTCO llCgi 1 6 KlliglltS annual irritation banquet. ” ” The Osage Chapter of INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS was founded at the University of Missouri at Rolla in 1964. Being an honorary service frater- nity, it is composed of freshmen and sophomores who have accumulated a 3-00 overall grade point average, IK has as its purpose the promotion of college unity, tradition, and spirit through service, sacrifice, and loyalty and is constantly undertaking service projects for the betterment of the school and community. Prospective pledges are invited to a smoker. Terry Tolliver congratulates the winners of the best pledge award. CHINESE STUD ENTS FRONT ROW: Huang, A. L., Wang, S. H., Huang, C S., Hwang, J,, Thompson, C, Faculty Sponsor; Cheng, V., Chao, H. T„ President; Shyu, A, Y. C, Wang, S. M., Yeh, Y. H. ROW 2: Hsu, A„ Huang, C. C., Hung. M. H„ Yang, K. H.. Hu, L. D„ Wan, C, Chen, J. T., Chang. C., Chiang, P. H. ROW 3: Chang. JC, Wu, K., Hsu, Y. C, Chen, T., Shen, K. S„ Wu. C S.. Shaw. Y + C, Shi h. T. T., Fan, C. Yeh. C. ROW 4: Liaw. G. C, Kao, C., Tiao, P. L,, Ho, Ting, H, C, Vice-President; Tung, S,, Chan, H. C., Chang, B. j. T Wei, C, CSA FELA The CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION of the University of Missouri at Rolla was founded in 1964. The purpose of the organization is to being together the Chinese students on campus, to develop brother- hood among them, and to help new Chinese students to adjust to the new environment. The Association also serves the duty of introducing Chinese culture to the local citizenry. Activities sponsored by the organization include a Chinese banquet in the spring semester and several dancing parties and basketball games in St. Louis. The FEDERATION OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDENTS was founded on the UMR campus in 1961. The primary purpose of the organization is to improve understanding and relations between Latin American and American students. Other purposes of the organization include the promotion of schol- arship, social activities, and a sports program for its members. Monthly meetings dealing with the geography and economy of Latin American nations are held to enhance the knowledge of its members. F.E.LjV -FRONT ROW: Benavides, F , Treasurer; Spiegel, j,, . Vice-President; Florez, G., President; Garcia, E., Secretary. ROW 2: Alvarado, D., Zevallos, R. A., Gojon, O. G, Z., Salazar, A. J., Guada, F. J. f Public Relations 210 INDIA ASSOCIATION-FRONT ROW; Patd, V. K., Mehta, N. C, jhainar, M., Vice-President; Ghole, J. R., President; Raisinghani, A., Secretary; Sheth, K. G., Treasurer; Desai, S. V., Executive Member. ROW 2: Jain, S. C Mampilly, C T, Shah, K, R., Desai, K. $., Gandhi J. J., Patel, K, T, Bhuta, K. H. ROW 3: Dalai, P. K., Seth, R, B., Patel, B. N„ Patel, M. D, Tamakuwala, M. R. India Association IF The INDIA ASSOCIATION was organized on the UMR campus in I960. Its purpose is to promote friendship and understanding among students from India and other countries and to help Indian students adjust to their new environment. The Association also serves to acquaint the people of Rolla with India ' s unique culture. The organization sponsors such activities as movies, documentaries, and lec- tures on Indian culture as part of its program to acquaint UMR students with India, The purpose of the INTERNATIONAL FEL- LOWSHIP on the University of Missouri at Rolla campus is to promote mutual understanding and good will among people of all nationalities. Membership in the organization is open to all students, faculty members, and local residents. Meetings were held twice a month, and each meeting features a guest speaker. The largest activity of the International Fellowship is the annual International Banquet which is held each year in December, INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP: Morshedi, A. H,, Master of Ceremony; Dorosti, J., Mirbaba, M,, Rezghi, E., Bhuta, K. H., Farazandeh, A r , Muller, A. E., Treasurer; Lane, M, R. Secretary; Al -Omari, F., President; Ata-Abadi, P., Vice-President; Findley, M. E., Kazemi, M, t Spiegel, j., Rezvani, J., Honapour, M., Mangunwidjojo, A., Hindeleh, A, 211 IRANIAN STUDENT ORGANIZATION: Rezghi, E.. Farazandeh., A., Secretary; Kazemi. M-, President; Mirbaba, M„ Treasurer; Dorosti, J., Morshedi, A., Aca-Abadi. P., Rezvani, J., Gharagozlou, F„ Mahrou, A., Sanii, M., Honarour, M. ISO MSA MOSLEM STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Mangunwidjojo, A„ Secretary; Ata-Abadi T P., President; Honarpour, M,, Treasurer; Farazandeh, A, t Mirbab, M. T Rezghi, E., Dorosti, J., Rezvani, J M Gharagozlou, F, 212 ORGANIZATION ARAB STUDENTS- FRONT ROW: El-Saiedy, A. A-, Secretary; Al-Omari, F, S„ Vice-President; Hindeleh, S. A., Presi- dent; Findley, M. E., Faculty Advisor; Al-Hashimi, S, ROW 2: Abul-Husn, R., Karam, E. A,, Dajani, M, Z;, Treasurer OAS CSO The purpose of the ORGANIZATION OF ARAB STUDENTS at UMR is to promote mutual under- standing and stronger ties among the Arab students on the campus. The organization also attempts to achieve better understanding between the Arab students and the American students- Through its monthly meetings, films, talks, and discussion groups, the OAS presents to all who are interested, the Arab ' s unique culture and way of life. The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION was organized on the UMR campus in order to afford the college com muni tv with an opportunity to obtain information about Christian Science. The organiza- tion holds weekly testimony meetings, annually sponsors a lecture by a distinguished Christian Scientist, and promotes interrehgious cooperation. At various times during the school year, films, rec- ords, tape recordings and informal talks are pre- sented as parts of the weekly program. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION -FRONT ROW: Wright, S. A.. Secretary- Organist; Miller, C A., President; Phelps. R. W., Treasurer; Holman, T. L. ROW 2: Weaver, R. F., LieberJ, W., Schatz, G, M. 213 214 This page saved for a rainy day 215 Getting the car ready for the big date this weekend. The University of Missouri at Rolla Chap- ter of Acacia Fraternity was founded on No- vember 16, 1958, fifty-four years after the founding of Acacia National Fraternity on the University of Michigan campus in 1904. The purpose of Acacia is to provide a strong bond of fraternal friendship among the brothers and to prepare members for their active part in the community upon graduation. Based on Masonic principles. Acacia strives to attain high scholastic achievements while at the same time taking an active part in all social affairs on campus. The brotherhood consists of stu- dents who are either the sons or brothers of Master Masons or who have been recom- mended by two Master Masons. ACACIA 218 Card games are one of the most favorite pastimes enjoyed at Rolla, Lester Roth tries to catch up on a little studying . Everyone seems to want to rough up the mascot a little. ACACIA -FRONT ROW: Carver, R, E. ( Recording Secretary, Westfall, L,, Treasurer; Roth, L, C, President; Henson, C. A. 1st Vice- President; Michel, J. H +t Corresponding Secretary, Neumeyer, L., Social Chairman. ROW 2: Peterson. }., Km ., C. A., Ha nee, C W,, Stark, L, W., Stanfill, R. E., Rush Chairman. ROW 3: Woolery, W. L., Sevalh G. jr., Heaton, R. 219 Mars bail Faint ich gives a brother some help with tomorrow f s assignment . AEP encourages scholarship by the maintaining of quiet study conditions. ALPHA EPSILON PLFRONT HOW: Goldbpgen, M. G., feder, S., Treasurer; Spector, A., Scribe; Faintich, M. B., President; Mayer, M,, Vice-President; Joseph Subow, J,, Faintich, M, ROW 2: Hoffman, H,, Colbert, K,, Denlpw, L, Goldberg, B., Eidelman, L, B., Kaplan, M. Schwedt. $., Portnoff, N. $. . Siegel, R. j, ROW 3; Krem, B. Z,, Pearl, B., Oppenheim, M,, Hochman, L, Goldman, G. M,, Cohen, j. L. Markus, H. D,, Eiler, $ H„ Baer, H. A., Kirk, G., Ban, S. 220 A little warmup before the big intramural softball game. ALPHA EPSILON PI The Nu Deuteron chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi was installed at the University of Missouri at Rolla on May 15 1947. Since its reactiva- tion in 1952 Alpha Epsilon Pi has grown from five charter members to its present member- ship of twenty-nine. Alpha Epsilon Pi, the national social fraternity for Jewish men, has as its goal the development of a high standard of social and intellectual fellowship among its members so that they may be better fitted to take proper seats in the universities and com- munities of America. The brothers are work- ing h ard to maintain a high standing in scholarship while at the same time taking an active part in the activities on campus and in the community. The kitchen detail cleans up after the meal is over. 22 X Dean of Pledges, Eugene Jackson, displays one of the pledge paddles. Although Epsilon Psi of Alpha Phi Alpha was founded on the University of Missouri at Rolla campus only two years ago, it has al- ready made its presence known as one of the fastest growing national fraternities on cam- pus- Alpha Phi Alpha has placed several men in prominent positions in campus organizations as well as having been accepted as a full- fledged member of the UMR Inter fraternity Council. In the latter months of the summer they well represented both the fraternity and the University at an Alpha Phi Alpha national convention in St, Louis. The brothers have an extensive rush program planned for this com- ing summer in order to have a full pledge class ready for next fall. ALPHA PHI ALPHA 222 Alpha Phi Alpha had point for fraternities for most tmprot fall semester. Vll see your Parker Hall and raise you the Math Building ; ALPHA PHI ALPHA- FRONT ROW: Harvey, W., Corresponding Secretary; Denton, L. C, Secretary; Jackson, j, H., Vice-President; Coleman, R., President; Abram, J. D M Treasurer; Brown, H, E., House Steward; Jackson, E, D,, Dean of Pledges, ROWy2: White, F., Ramsey, 0 , Scholarship Chairman; Davis, R. L %t Winfield, R, Hill, L , Sergeant -at- Arms; Reed, W. G, t Intramural Mgr, ROW 3: Price, D., Johnson, R. W,, Asst, House Manager; Htshow, R, J., Marsh, R. T. 223 On Greek Weekend points are given for the fastest and the best looking chariot . Beta Sig S booth was a popular attraction at the Carnival Friday night of Greek Weekend. BETA SIGMA PSI-FRONT ROW: Bailey, F. R.,5anocki, P. W. C, Jester; Mueller, D. L., Steward; Koenig, G. R., Rush Chairman; Rosenkoetter, J. B., First Vice-President; Stevens,, E. E, f Presi- dent; Harms, K. IX, 2nd Vice-President; Liescheidt, D, A. t Re- cording Secretary; Rowold, C A., Treasurer; MeyerholR, D,, Athletic Mgr.; Berkbigler, L. W. ROW 2: Steinbrueck, G. L., Mueller, S . C, Ziegler, K. F., Fleming, 0. NL, Sauer, P. W,, Williams, M. C-, Social Chairman; Breitenbach, R. L., Mueller, E. A., Blackwood, J. p. t Ollinger, F. L.,. Silk worth, PA. ROW 3: Beighir, M, T„ Feblig, C j., Hoffstetter, G, G., Krueger. j. D., Kopf, K. M , Schade, G. W M JStuenkel, O. T. Jr , Jams, R, R,, Be- hring, A. G. ROW 4: Wussier, R. A., Ericstm, C H„ Vedder, R. C., Hellwege, L, M,, Wolters, D, J., Hoffman, G, A.. Warmann, R. A 224 1 « ISP s i L _ Looks like a high level caucus on the upcoming elections. BETA SIGMA PSI Beta Sigma P si, the. national social frater- nity for Lutheran Men, strives to develop Christian leaders and to aid the individual in assuming a satisfying and useful role in so- ciety. Currently under construction in the fra- ternity subdivision is Beta Sig ' s new seventy man house. Present plans call for its com- pletion by September 1, 1967. The new house is of Swiss Chalet design and costs approxi- mately $250,000. The strong Beta Sig, spirit of brotherhood, coupled with scholastic, so- cial and campus activities have made the Eta chapter a strong fraternity. With added living space and improved accommodations the brothers of Beta Sigma Psi eagerly await the coming school year. Beta Sig s answer to the New Christy Minstrels . 225 Quiet study conditions are a necessity when one is trying to concentrate. This year the men of Delta Sigma Phi had DELTA SIGMA PHI the privilege of moving into the newest fra- ternity house on campus. The new house fea- tures a two unit construction, with a unique round-house which contains the eating and recreation facilities of Delta Sig, and a sep- arate dormitory for living and study quarters. The Delta Epsilon Chapter was founded on the UMR campus on March 10, 1957. It is very proud to be able to boast of a new house just nine years after its beginning at UMR. Throughout its life, Delta Sigma Phi has stressed Scholarship and Engineering Leader- ship while at the same time taking an active part in all school affairs. One of the modern facilities of Delta Sig f s new house. Getting in shape for the big chariot race. 226 Delta Sig ' s new roundhouse offers a quiet place to get involved in a game of chess . DELTA SIGMA PHI-FRONT ROW: Card, Bruce, B„ Leslie. Brooks, T , Vaughan, G., Twichell, T., Nkderschmidt, . J, ( Mali- T. J t Judlowe, M,, Sergeant -at -Arms; Snow, M. R., Treasure ; coat, F., Taylor, C Powell, R. J. ROW 4; Copeland, D, O., Mueller, S. President; Hayes, D. M-, Vice-President; Fuller, Hawkins, C. P,, Murray, D., Leiphgltz, R., Lee, G- L., Jones, F, J. FL, Secretary; Thompson, J. E., Huber. T, V , Cox, B. T. ROW R , Starke, D, R. Merrell, W,, Lana, G S., Taylor, B., Allen, C 2; Gibblns, D. E., Historian; Stance, A. E.„ Akin, W., Stratman, V, ROW 5: Gnadt, L, W., Derby, S. W., Witzel, R., Benezette, R. R. t Ward, T. R , Maschmann, D. E, Termini, M., Nicodemus, R. E. T Wisbrock, G. M, Jr, Graham, j., Stout, L M., Garnett, D., M,, Uebel, F, R., Myles, C„ Rodebush, J. R.,. Townsend, A. ROW Lee, R R,, Wiegner, J, R., Alexander, j. G,, Spencer, R, M, 3: Tracy, R. G,, Heidmann, C. M., McClain, $,, Conway, J. T., 227 a- Scholarship is the main concern of the men of Delta Tau Delta . .ML jBwu m j j V JU 9 H bS -vSl DELTA TAU DELTA, FRONT ROW: Williams, J., Guide; Hammann, K. K., Corresponding Secretary; Vermillion, B., Treasurer; Ricks, D., President; Aschinger, E. r Vice-President; Braaf, J. H. T Recording Secretary; Janes, J- G., Sergeant -at -Arms, ROW 2: Woodard, G,, Smith, R. R., Cowles, J. C., Paullus, T. A., VanHorn, S. M., Turner, T. Scarpero, D C. ROW 3: Dunkailo, A., Byerly, S, L. P De- shazer, V, A.. Hailey v R, E,, Mack, A. A., Riek, C. R., Dietrich, W, ROW 4: Sherfield, F., Miller, G. B,, Cranmer, R, M. P Hoppe, T. O., Campen, R. A. P Stewart, B. D., Davis, J,, Beardsley, D , Asst. Treasurer. 228 On Saturday, December 10, 1966, Kappa Phi became affiliated with Delta Tau Delta, national social fraternity. Delta Tau Delta was founded in 1858 at Bethany College, in Bethany West Virginia. It is one of the oldest and largest international fraternities and has been a member of the American fraternity system for more than a hundred years. The purpose of Delta Tau Delta is to promote brotherhood, scholarship, and leadership among its mem- bers. The Delts” are active in social func- tions on campus and also in intramurals. Their becoming affiliated with a national fraternity provides the brothers of Delta Tau Delta with many opportunities to further their fraternity. The Delts horses ’ ’ round the last curve of the chariot race. DELTA TAU DELTA Many an interesting conversation gets started in the living room . 229 The entrance to Kappa Alpha s caveman party. Kappa Alpha is an Order of Christian Knights that strives to better the religious and moral feelings of its members as well as providing a suitable environment for study and recreation. Kappa Alpha Order was founded in 1865 at Lee University. With the ideals of Robert E, Lee as a goaf the Order has prospered and grown in the last one hundred years. Beta Alpha chapter of Kappa Alpha Order was founded at Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy in 1903, and now has a total of sixty five members. Kappa Alpha is an active participant on campus in organizations and intramural sports, and has men on all of the varsity teams. 230 Some of the brothers soaking up the sun on KA s patio. r €Jalr Kappa Alpha s cannon fits in perfectly with their southern heritage. Mike Woodruff and his date in their traditional cavemen costumes. KAPPA ALPHA-FRONT ROW: Gerlitz, G W., Hodges, P. F., Doerr, R E., Recording Secretary; Lkztnger, W. K. s Treasurer; Albrecht, G, Rhea, C, Corresponding Secretary; VanDover, R, B , Historian; McCullah, W. E,, Parliamentarian; Gemeinbardt, R. G., Ritualist ROW 2: Glaocy, F t H,, Puntch, J, E., Duresky, B-, Fischer, R,, Fry, T r R., Pepper, D. W., Stevenson, L. D., Watts, W. G.. Braden. D., Sabo, D L., Conzehman, R. ROW 3: Peebles, D S., Munoz, J. H„ Vohannpeter, W. G,, Fischer, J. E., Lindquist. C. A., Larsen, G. A., Woodruff, M, R,, Robb, R. F., Walker, R. A. ROW 4: Mendell, F, N, Ebeling, j. A., Frankenfield, D. J t| Star- nes, B. M., Shafer, L. O,, Kuhlmann, R. E., Burks, G. M., Curth, F, G., Craig, M. H., Stroud, C j. ROW 5: fvfoore, C C, Rueter, R, E„ Alexander, W, S., Rains, S. E., Wylie, J. G., Moffett, L, H., Watts, R A,, Hale, R. C, DeLange, R. W. J 231 Ray Behrens and Dave Kassing display one of Kappa Kappa Sig ’s Homecoming display wants the miners to Sig ' s newly acquired trophies. jolt the Mules KAPPA SIGMA-FRONT ROW; jerabek, C. D., Perkins, R. Wohiberg, R. W., Killgore, R, D., Guard; Kassing, D. D,, Treas- urer; Broccard, T. J., Secretary; Kraus, N. V., President; Behrens, E. A,, 1st Vice-President; Murphy, C D., Guard; Cordes, D, L. t Trejbal, W. S. ROW 2: Barlow, R. J. T Fluchd. R. B. r Schmidt, T. S„ Crawford, R. F., White, R T., Lauck, D. E., Frid- ley, M. C, Alumni Chairman; Harris, J. E., Bischof, C, W„ Mc- Kelvey, J. B. ROW 3 Johnston, M., Belcher, R, JE TT Beers, J, G., Romine, B. R., Ohnimus, S. W., Kelly, K. D., Wood, G. C Pt Melzer, Q. H., McNerney, J, M., Blumentrin, R, ROW 4: Becker, R. A., Hedrick, J. L„ Malcolm, $. M , Webster. W, D. T ThorseU, C. W. Jr., Vicente, T. M_, Lemasters S, F„ Cizek, J. G M Wilkar, D. S , Williams, J. L ROW 5: Richey, J. G-, Thomson, R. K., Vaughan, D. R. r Bomemann, L. j., Chamberlain, S. C, Adams, J, B,, Dugan, D. C, Easterday, R. 1,. 232 Just plain and simple relaxation in the downstairs chapter room . Kappa Sigma fraternity was founded on December 10, 1869 at the University of Vir- ginia at Charlottesville Since its founding, Kappa Sigma has grown to one of the strong- est fraternities, composed of 159 chapters in the United States and three chapters in Canada Beta Chi Chapter of Kappa Sigma was founded at UMR on December 19, 1903- The brothers of Beta Chi chapter maintain a high regard for the principles of the national fraternity in every phase of college life. The importance of scholarship, athletics, social life, leader- ship, and, above all, brotherhood is stressed to each new pledge during his pledge training, and to all active members during their student life at UMR. Some of the brothers gather around the piano after dinner for a song session . i 1 ! • f KAPPA SIGMA 233 Lambda Chi Alpha ' s house is located just a few short blocks from campus . Lambda Cbi Alpha is one of the largest fraternities on the UMR campus. It is also one of the most active fraternities in civic affairs. The brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha hosted their 6th Annual Chicken Benefit Din- ner on behalf of the Rolla School for Mentally Retarded Children and Cerebral Palsy Center. Due to the substantial amount of money the brothers donated, new equipment is being pur- chased for the future Rolla Children ' s Home. Along with their participation in civic affairs the brothers have also taken an active part in all campus activities. This year’s St. Pat ' s Queen of Love and Beauty, Miss Susan Price, brought yet another honor to the men of Lambda Chi Alpha. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 234 Here r s one dog that you cannot bribe to do anything. Alt Engineering students are requited to take one semester of drawing. Ed Schmidt proudly displays one of Lambda Chi Alpha ' s many trophies. LAMBDA CHJ ALPHA-FRONT ROW: Murray, B, M., Peti- ford, P. D., Sundermeyer, M. L., Ritualist; Faenger, A, H,, Pledge Trainer; Warren. T, R, t Vice-President; January, G. L., President; Edwards, R, A., Rush Chairman; Rowland, $, S., Business Rep,; Strothkamp, W, J,, Social Chairman; Moore, J. C, House Manager; Farrar, B. Kitchen Manager. ROW 2: Allen, j F., Probst, S. G., Slack, F. G., Bertelsmeyer, J, j,, Zullig, D. L, McClain, G. E +l Pickett, J, M., Schilling, K. L, , Pittman, L P., Librarian; Miller, R. J., Twente, D. D., Reis, R, M. ROW 3- Dunphy, J. M., McGraw, E, E., Bauer, J. C, Sel den, T, A-, Swift, L R., Poher, M. L. t Toth, G. A., Vogler. J E-, Hertel, C. Lee, D, W., Branum, L, B. ROW 4: Christman E. R. Ill, Stoltz, W, A., Heflin, L. S +1 Johnson, O. E., Ott, W, K, Cantwell, D. A,, Wehner, T. G., Keohane, W., Wolfsberger, J R m Alumni Correspondent; Warner, J. R. ROW 3: Gardner, S M.. Weber, R. C, Anderson, R. W., Jones, D. L, J,, Barrow, J T-, Kladiva, A. J., Pomnann, C A,, Bryan, G, R., Legsdin, J P., Butterfield, D, A,, Munns, J. A., Secretary, 235 Phi Beta lota won the Student Council Scholarship Members enjoy a backyard barbecue on their patio during Award for the fall semester. a party weekend. PHI BETA IOTA-FRONT ROW: Ludwig, L, L. T Youngman, J A, t Scholarship Officer; Spencer, T. J. T Treasurer; Wesner, L, L,, .Presi- dent; Wj swell, W. C, Vice-President; Langford, D A-, Secretary; Me Mi lien, T, M. ROW 2: Derickson, N. M.. Bell, W. R., Shriver, B. L., Skitek, D G , Schafale, R. G., Tuilqch. M. V., Reill. R. D. ROW 3: Sidebottom, G. L., Stevenson, A. W M Norman, F, R, t Social Chair- man; Lammt, A. W. t Snow, T, G, Breese, T. E., Ursch, R. W. 236 Last year ' s yearbook brings back fond memories of old friends , Athletic development is encouraged at Phi Beta lota through the intramural program , PHI BETA IOTA Phi Beta Iota has the distinction of being the newest fraternity on the UMR campus. However, this has not hindered them in any phase of their campus endeavors. They are well represented in all campus organizations and also participate in many of the activities on campus. Phi Beta Iota was founded pri- marily on scholastics and has the highest requirement for activities of any of the twenty fraternities on the UMR campus. This year they were awarded the Inter fraternity Coun- cil ' s Most Improved Grade Point trophy for the fall semester. Although stress is placed upon scholarship, Phi Beta Iota never neglects the athletic and social events which take place throughout the year. 237 Phi Kappa Theta ' s chariot team on the way to winning their respective heat. Phi Kappa Theta National Catholic Fra- ternity, was founded on the l.IMR campus in 1925 as the Order of Cardinal Merrier Since that time it has emerged as one of the top fraternities on the campus, participating in all phases of campus activities. Last year Phi Kaps held positions of President of the Stu- dent Council, President of the Interfraternity Council, President of Blue Key, Editor-in- Chief of the school newspaper, and Business Manager of the yearbook. Phi Kaps also ranked in the top five in the overall intramural standings. This year Phi Kappa Theta won the first place trophy for their St. Pat ' s Float. Overall, the men of Phi Kappa Theca enjoyed another successful year. PHI KAPPA THETA The brothers proudly display the 1st place punch bowl for their St. Pat ' s float. 238 Phi Kappa Theta s Homecoming queen candidate was brother Phi Kap pledges put on a skit Saturday night of Dave Flanagan ' s fiancee, Miss Kathy Poiito. Christmas Party Weekend PHI KAPPA THETA-FRONT ROW: Jones, j. P,, Braun, J, L„ Executive Council; Connell, M. J. t O ' Malley, M. P., Ward, D. L.[ Lexa, A, F., Executive Council; Evans, j. M., Executive Council; Sthweigert, B, E., President; Mertens, T. L,, Vice-President; Fix, F, F., Secretary; Morfeld, R. F., NeuseL J. $, Weiss, R. Shepard, T. M„ Scanlan, J. W. ROW 2: Via . P, A., Baz Dresch, J J- Spaunhorst, V. R,, Rechner, J. j;, Fiek, R, C, Adrian, G, G,, Kimball, W. W,, Ihler, D. W %f Historian; Goedde, J. G., Jones, R. K,, Meehan, J. J., Freebersyser, W, T., Hilmes, $. Hahn, M R., Giles, J- S. t Gregory, W J, ROW 3: Corbett, T. P. t Stokes J. H., Keuss, D. A., Tikwart; R, J,, O ' Hearn, D, J., Cooper, C. R () Schellman, L, H., Grams, K. J., Padberg, J. G., Jones, T. J., Elmer, R. W,, Wand, D. A., Hartwig, L, E, p Kwiatkowski, J. A., Reynolds, R, E,, Vennard, J. P. ROW 4: Posch, R, J , Ritter, D. j T1 Martine, J L., Kolaz, R. A,, Bensko, J. M., Kaiser, S. J., Schmidt, R. W,, Windish, M. W, T Miidenstein, R. T., Naeger, J. E„ Maune, D, L., Grawe, J. D,, Schwaller, C E., Kalbac, R, L , Schneider, T. P„ Roche, f A., Drag, C P. ROW 5: Klug, R, J , Walford, E. T. Jr, T Creceliu s, R., Boettgen, L. A,, Boscbert, T J., Struckhoff, R, Schade, G, J,, Murray, T, C P Brown, R, G., Gremminger, G, W, p Rhodes, T, L., Huber, R. A,, Siebert, P , Kimmich, G j r , Gaffke, D. R s Steward; DiPaota, J. F. 239 PiKA s advisor ; Boh Wolf builds UM R letters in the sand during Valentines party weekend Dave Hoffmeister enter tarns one of the children at Pi Kappa Alpha s Christmas Party. PI KAPPA ALPHA-FRONT ROW: Vance, j, N t , Dollar, J. A., Rush Chairman; Riley, D., Richards, D. M., Steward; Barth, M. G., Vice-President; Fesler, D, Treasurer; Darrough, M. A., House Manager; Willis, S. E, Sims, S. C ROW 2: Vises, J. D„ Lewis, W. j., Swartz, T, K Scheff, R. F., Baeyen, R. A., Grabskb S E-, Atteberry, M., Blankenship, K. D,„ Hansc, R, D,,. Chapman, R. G-, Castro, f, J. ROW 3: Throughman, W C, Sauer, T. V,, Wedge, W, K., Thqmas, M. B., Bray, K W- . Quayle, W. L + , Muskgpf, L. Hohenberger, F., Brandt, B,, Rasch, D R. ROW 4: Mueller, D, L., Thomas, j. E., Pledgemaster, Morrisey J, C, Moore, R. R., Teske, W, S + , Poncirob, J- A,, Peterson, W. E.. Berger, D, A- t Gabbard, M. C„ Nations, R. O. ROW 5: WoltjenJ. A., Ledbetter, R. M. t Kruvand, D. H., Ziegenfuss, J. R., Efthim, A. P 1f Frisbee, T. G., Albert, D. B., Secretary; Ge winner, G, Godsey, E. S«, Kuhlmann, G. L., Gorman, M, W, 240 A little sing along party before the band starts to play PI KAPPA ALPHA Alpha Kappa Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha was chartered at UMR in 1905, Since this time the brothers have been very active in civic and campus activities, as well as athletics and social functions. Pi Kappa Alphas Christmas party for underprivileged children was again a huge success, giving needy youngsters a chance to fee] the true spirit of Christmas. The social calendar was highlighted when their Dumbo float placed second in the St. Pat’s Day parade In addition to these accomplishments, the men of Pi Kappa Alpha hold many offices in campus organisations. This has been a very prosperous year for the Brothers and they look forward to next year with eagerness. The brothers and their dates enjoying the grotto during Greek Weekend. 241 The brothers spend a quiet evening at home watching television , Sigma Nu was founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1869. Gamma Xi Chapter of Sigma Nu was the first fraternity on the UMR campus, having been installed on January 23, 1 903 As in years past, the 1966-67 school year proved to be successful. The men of Sigma Nu played an active part in both varsity and intramural sports. Winning the intramural football trophy and IFC sing proved to be some of their memorable moments. The IFC Chorus was also selected to appear on Campus Talent 67 in the spring semester. Sigma Nu partici- pated in civic activities, having helped re- finish a local schoolhouse, as well as the many social activities held throughout the year. SIGMA NU This new addition to Sigma Nu was jus P completed last year. 242 VERDI «S A Nil Sigma Nit V Homecoming queen candidate is the wife of brother Art Verdi , Bob Graham and his date after the three-legged race at the grotto. SIGMA NU-FRONT ROW: Roysden, B, W., Mimsey, J. £., Low Wizard; Peavler, D, M., Pledge Marshal; Ryland, L. G., Recorder; Gprig, F, A,, Commander; Lambert , D. B,, Lt. Commander; Brun- ner, G. D.„ High Wizard; Riggs, C. O., Wijham, K, H., Rush Chair- man, ROW 2: Suszko, W. A, t Shirejnan, J. B., Rhoads, R. L,, Steward; Watkins, J. F. Jr., Verebclyi, E. R T , Fleming, I. M,, Kunst, M. J., Kunez, j. M„ Neely, W. L. ROW 3; Turner, G. T., Wright, S. E., Sch wager, J. L., Hintone, D., Mascot Chairman; Young, G, L f , Breedlove, C, A., Gilbert. J. ,P., Byen, j, R,, Simon- sen, M. G. ROW 4: Hill, M. F, Wheatley C. L., Pitner, S. L., Graham, R. H., Yowdl, R, H , Miller, B. t Brewer, L. C. t Beckman, K. N., Duke, V. P.. Schofield, B, ROW 5: Ggldfedder, L., Schrick, R. E t McCaw, M J,, Griggs, P. F,, Carpenter, L. H., Shinpaugh, W. J. T Hilgendorf, R, L., Brunkhorst, S. j., Hughes, J. H. 243 Sigma Phi Epsilon r S traditional pajama party , Some of boys indulging in a hot game of Busch. mm ! _l 1-1 L Jr 1 . _! - _ A ,1 ” ■ ■ • i ' 1 i l 1 r 1 1” f j r , i 1 . It “ r U : _ i i L_Zj i SIGMA PHI EPSILON-FRONT ROW: Carr, L. C, Hansen, C M , Troutman, K. R., Chaplain; Gross, D. A , Comptroller; Painter, C. H.. President; Mallory, M. B., Recorder; Engle, R. H, t Sec- retary; Naumann, F. E., Wol fens herder, D. E. ROW 2: SiegrisL M. A., Woj tkowski, D, E., Favignano, R, J M Knenlein, M. T Cook, H, B., Wissel, F. O,, Hansen, S. $., Fechter, C. E w Sandusky, D. W, Cornell, R. D, ROW 3: Laramie, R, F., Dexter J. R„ Gioia, M. P,, Uhlborn, J, D., Mundy, B, V., Schweizer, A. A., Eilers, R P E,, Michie, G. A., Stanfield, D, E,, Pendergast, W, R. ROW 4; Zesch, R. R., Hennenhoeffer, T. G., Lowe, H. R., Grix, A. R., Lockwood, D F, ( Andrews, R, L. s Barrett, R. £ , Hazen. M, R T , Yogi, J., P ROW 3; Collier, C. W., Green, J. JU Mills, T. K-, Wortham, R. D T Hernon, W. P., G iesenauer, R. L., Hachmann, B r A,, Lurchburgh, T, j,, Kesler, M, R s Huber, D t A. 244 It looks like an all night report writing session. SIGMA PHI EPSILON Founded in Richmond, Virginia, in 1901, Sigma Phi Epsilon is one of the fastest grow- ing fraternities in the nation. Since, its found- ing, T, Sig Ep ,P has become the second largest national social fraternity. Each person entering Sig Ep ' P is inspired to be the ideal fraternity man— Scholar, athlete, and gentle- man, It is the aim of Sigma Phi Epsilon to build better men, capable of taking their place in the constantly changing world. The men of Sigma Phi Epsilon are active in campus and social functions, as well as in intramurals. Their float won the originality trophy in the St. Pat ' s Day parade. They also won the first place trophy in intramural wrestling competition. The hot weather makes it almost impossible to study. 245 SIGMA PI Sigma Pi s horses are right on Kappa Alpha ' j bumper The Alpha Iota Chapter of Sigma Pi social fraternity was formed on April 29, 1933, from the old Prospectors Club, From this slight beginning it has burgeoned into its present size and stature. The goal of Sigma Pi is to develop a rounded man. This is shown by their emphasis on scholarship, on extracurricular activities, and on the intramural program on the UMR campus. Also to further the develop- ment of a well rounded being, the fraternity has several social events throughout the year. Sigma Pi also has as its interests both the University of Missouri at Roll a and the com- munity. This interest has helped to strengthen the entire fraternity system on the campus. What have we here — a raid on refrigerator? 246 Dove Disher helps make another Alpha Phi Omega blood drive a success Saturday night of Homecoming Party Weekend at the Sigma Pi house. SIGMA PI -FRONT ROW: Kowalczyk, T. }., Berger, J. M., Crowell, R. F., House Manager;. Tyndorf, J W., Secretary; Niehaus, R. L,, Vice-President; Cummins. L. R., President; SteckeL F, Treasurer; Heeht, D. A„ Ranierj, J. j.. Social Chairman; Stewart, R. j., Baker, W A, ROW 2: Dudo, D, A,. Altheimer, B, Worth, B. C, Deter, K. W., Adamick, C, Wiese, R. G., Rogers, K. W., Laufer, W, L., Muser, S. J., Barker, R, E. t Finch, J, E. f Woods, W. C. ROW 3: Brackman, T, E., VanDeBoe, A , C. h Press! er, R, H, t Lazarus, L, J., Berchek, j. R., Sueferman, M. j., Julian, G. J. t Stahl, J. W.; Polcyn, A. Merod, M. Dowdy, j. C, Dudzik, B. E, Savorelli, S. J. ROW 4: Cochran, L. D,,. Meyer, L. H M Disher, D. M. Powell, G L , Havens, M., Alexander, W. D r , Eath- erton, P, W„ Weinel. J. P., Historian; Becker, j, R,, Ostermann, J. L., Kretkemeier, K + j,, Goste, R, t Orr, R. H. 247 The highlight of Sigma Tau Gamma j social calendar is their White Rose Dance ; Scholastic achievement is one of Sig Tau ' s prime objectives at U MR, % If V f ' T SIGMA I AU GAMMA-FRONT ROW; Zimmer, J. M., Heckler, P. C, Murphy, J. R., Radzom, P. Q t , Treasurer; Horne, G + H,, Pres idem; Delaney, j, O., Vice President; Hotchkiss, R. $., Secretary; Kissel, D, R. r Kissing, M- R- ROW 2: Stefansky, T, P. T Intramural Mgr,; Wilderman, J. L. t Chaplain; Hoelker, A. B, III, Searcy, J, A., Peterson, D M., Jansen, W. B., Nall, W. M., Stutz, j. C, t Gerard, G. E. ROW 3: Naber, T. J., Scheuipbauer, j, T, Kurtz, T, J M Kotys,.G. 5,, Kostic, D, N., Giachino, E, R., Korn, C, Publicity; Fallen, D. Miller, L. C. ROW 4: Burzen, D. N., Elfrinle, M, A,, Doering, F. j., Siska, P. S, t Bakula, J. C., Logie, J. R., Belgeri, J. J., Makinen. R, W., Reynolds, D W. 248 Saturday night of a party weekend at the Sig Tau house. SIGMA TAU GAMMA Sigma Tau Gamma was founded at Central Missouri State College, at Warrensburg, Missouri, on June 28, 1920, The Alpha Omega Chapter was founded in Rolla on November 10, 1956, Since this time the brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma have become increasingly active in many functions on campus. Sigma Tau Gamma emphasizes scholarship, but it also believes in a well-rounded social life. In- cluded in their social calendar of party week- ends is their traditional White Rose Dance. Sigma Tau Gamma is also an active participant in the UMR intramural program. At Sigma Tau Gamma it is believed that man is a social being whose fullest development can be achieved through mutual helpfulness. Boh Hotchkiss looks over the schedule of upcoming events , r JXw in 249 Tau Kappa Epsilon has open house on Parents ' Day. Tau Kappa Epsilon, founded at Illinois Wesleyan University in 1899, is one of the largest social fraternities in the country. The Phi Eta chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon was established at the University of Missouri at Rolla in 1947, and since then has become a prominent fraternity on campus. ' Takes” are very active in the social life of UMR. One of the main highlights on their social calendar is the annual French Underground Party with its well known ” Order of the Garter”. Besides social events, Tekes interest lie in other fields, as shown by their fra- ternity goal: to promote a well rounded college education through friendship, scholarship, and leadership. TAU KAPPA EPSILON Teke ' s Homecoming display depicts the Miners ripping the Mules. 250 The T ekes bring their ' motorized” hell to all Miner home football games. The Tekes annual Champaign Party is held on Christmas Party Weekend. TAU KAPPA EPSILON-FRONT ROW: LinkJ. K., Lundy J. A., Winger, R. O., Pledge Trainer, Reagan, L. R., Treasurer; Stewart, W. E,, Sergeant -at- Arms; Mitchell, J. B., President; Pendergrass, N. A., Vice-President; Maxwell, L C jr.. Historian; Moutrie, C. L., Chaplain; Fandei, D r . R., Asst. Hegemon; Zetler, T. W. ROW 2: Kenyon, R. W., Frenz, L., Kistner, M, R., Preston, J. Q., Constance, ] f Alexander, R. G. t Filichojvski, W. j., Roberts, J. Farrell, R. C Stewart, J. E,, Toombs, A. E., Praznik, G. E, ROW 3: Mahanna, S. A., Loughrige, A- C., Crabtree, ,T. F. Jr, ( Anderson, D. D., Grabski, F. L., Tuetken, R. P., Orcutt, R, L., Burris, R, M., Stefanic, D- E,, Bauer, G. L lf Moran , M. G. ROW 4: Montgomery, D., West, C. O. Ill, Starnes, G. A., Schaffner, M. J,, Heuiser, B. j,, Etkler, P, E,, Dunning, E. D,, Moehle, C R,, Lambert, J. E., Hubbs, W. R. 251 Kevin Oliver gives a helping hand in doing the dishes. Party weekends are always a welcome relief at the Theta Chi house . THETA CHI-FRONT ROW: Nies, J. A., Librarian-Historian; Burns, R, L., First Guard; Moyer, J. D., Vice-President; Rezsonya, T. C., President; Whittington, D. A. f Secretary; Cgneo, C. R., Treasurer; Sobczak, P v j„ Pledge Marshal, ROW 2; Conigliaro, A. N. T Spangler, J, D., Bartolo, D. Sternberg, T, C. t Ward, D, K, p Auman H. 2nd .Guard, Hannon, J. P. T Oliver, K, F, ROW 3: Greenfield, J, R., Asst, Treasurer; Turek, R. C p Smith, G. L , Kumpf, H, W t Pahl, R., Scouille, D, H., Tyler, L. J. 252 A popular place in the Theta Chi house for reading the newspaper is the living room. So that j how that problem was supposed to be worked on the quiz THETA CHI Theta Chi was founded as a local frater- nity, Phi Alpha, on the University of Missouri at Rolla campus in the Spring of I960. As a result of the hard work of the brothers it was installed as the Epsilon Chi Chapter of Theta Chi National Fraternity just 3 years later. Theta Chi, since its founding on the UMR campus has always been active in campus and community affairs as well as offering a well rounded social calendar. On the campus they have always been one of the most active par- ticipants in the Alpha Phi Omega blood drives. Also, in the field of community affairs. Theta Chi sponsored another successful Christmas Party last year for underprivileged children in the Rolla area. 253 The life of a fraternity mascot is sure an easy one. The Thera Xi National Fraternity was founded on April 29, 1864, ar Renssker Poly technic Institute in Troy, New York. Theta Xi is one of the oldest fraternities represented on the UMR campus. The Alpha Psi chapter of Theta Xi was started on October 8, 1949. Since it ' s founding, Theta Xi has aimed at develop- ing the whole man. It does this by stressing three phases, scholarship, athletics and social affairs. Scholarship is the most important goal strived for by the brothers. Next, Theta Xi developes an interest in athletics by par- ticipating in all the intramural sports. Finally, social development is taken care of by the party weekends that are held. A good card game will always take your mind off school. THETA ZI 254 Studying for a quiz can sure make a fellow hungry Social development is one aspect that Theta Zi does not neglect. THETA XI-FRONT ROW: Ward, J,.E +t House Manager; Estabrcjoks, B, A. t Secretary; Ross, L. R, t Steward;. Sullivan, E. J President; Erdmann, F. W,, Vice-President; Evans, j. W., Treasurer; Grayston, D., Scholarship Officer. ROW 2: Nichols, S., Smid, F F., Olseji, W B., Hackney, W. T., Hardy, R. R., I ebo, J. M. ROW 3: Eyler, L. T«, Conrad, M. C,, Johnson, E., Moulton, V, Jr, Canastar, F., Ury, J. M., Talbert, K. E. ROW 4: Reinhardt, R. P., Russell, E. C, Merlino, R. P., Landry, R. R., Kirk, C, Durney, R, G,, Sterett, W. K. 255 Bob Arnold prepares to light the charcoal fora backyard Triangle barbecue . A party weekend stag party before the dates arrive . _ ! «s J f l : 13 mm TRIANGLE-FRONT ROW: Reed, M. L., Corresponding Secretary; Hahn, R, W. P Recording Secretary; Burbank, E, Treasurer; Heffer- ly T G. E, t President; Damsgard, J. t Vice-President; Rue, j. C, Steward; Harris, D. j. f House, Manager. ROW 2: Dismuke, T. V. f Berg- feld, J. V., Mijcione, E. D., Wegrzyn, }. E., Guy, J, L , Asst. Treasurer; Crane, V. P M Feu gate, R, J. ROW 5: Kanevsky, D, A., Arnold, R. D., Halvachs, F. J., Asst. House Manager; Oliver, V. L., Parliamentarian; Laderoute, C. D., Dein, R. M., Keilbach, E. D. ROW 4: Motsegood, G. N., Walker, M. W., Wall, M. L,, Carr, K. E. t Sthoenetk, J. L., Chapter Editor; Brewer, P. L. 256 The brothers and their dates at the grotto during Greek Weekend TRIANGLE Triangle is a national social fraternity for men in the engineering sciences. The chapter of Triangle at the University of Missouri at Rolla was founded on December 10 1927. The purpose and objectives of Triangle is to pro- vide an intellectual and mature environment for its members through individual and group effort, and through the companionship of men with similar goals. This year, as always, the men of Triangle participated in intramural sports, took part in all of the social activities on campus, and held top positions in campus organizations. In the traditional St. Pat ' s Day Parade, Triangle won the Novice Award for their float, The Beverly Hillbillies. ' ' A packed house for Friday night of Homecoming . 257 Campus Club In 1963 the Campus Club was founded as a legal corporation to provide wholesome, economical meals for its members. It is the newest of the six eating clubs on the UMR campus, being located at 303 West 9th Street, It serves 19 meals per week for its members and provides a place for them to take a break and relax from their studies. Each member takes a turn in caring for the club. The dub also provides a chance for its members to take part in campus activities. This year one of its officers. Bill Castle, was elected Pres- ident of the St. Pat ' s Board and then later in the year he was again honored by being named St. Patrick. ' Campus ' hard-working cook serves up a plate for one of the hungry members . CAMPUS CLUB-FRONT ROW: Lehman, A.R. Jr., Board of Control; Gossett, D.M,, Olsen, R.G., Spence, JJ King, C,S., Fowler, R.W„, Board Member; Young, L.M., Secretary ‘Treas- urer; Guelbert, W.C., President; Feger, T.M., Vice-President; Scott, L.W., Business Manager; Gremard, W.L., Rausch, R.J., Sergeant -at- Arms; Crane, J.M. ROW 2: Ross, E.A,, Otto, C.G., O Neil, D., Ramsden, CL., Social Director; Clark, J.D., Amir- gholt, MJ-L, Bardot, J.P.. Butherus, D.L., Howerton, R.P , Stro- ther, G.L Porter, C.G., Wassmer, D.A. Nolte, C.E, ROW 3; Ryan, T.J., Steele. I LB., Float Chairman; Browning, F.R., Mank, J.F,, Schopfer, C.A., Haag, A.L., Board of Directors; Rupp, G,, Oberndorfer, AJL, Parliamentarian; Sullivan, J.L., Sander, J.W., Ray, S,L, Eibergec, K.E„ Westray, W K ROW 4; Hartweg, R,F.� Hibbits, D.D., Sohn, D.F., Green, CP., Kastendieck, W,A., Mank, D.A., Jungmeyer, E.W,, Kemper, W.W., Ulrich, K.L., Rehagen, G.J., McCaw, D.W,, Owens, G,S, ROW 5: Ebbesmeyer, S.R., Williams, L.D., Castle W.C., Board of Control; Schloman, A., Ricono, M.P., Belingloph, G,M,, Schneider, J.D., Showmaker, H.L Mayfield, A E,, Klatt, M. ROW 6; Spence, H.F.S., Winters, L.A., Board Member; Schlutow, C.R., Heisserer, L.D., Jones, J.H., Thies, D.E,, Bell, G W., Stieall, D.R„ Eshbaugh, W.K., Warchola, R J., Pitt J.M, 258 These well- fed members enjoy another wholesome meal together . Everyone lends a helping hand in keeping Campus Club clean . WWiRS “ Be ncuTip ' A few of Campus r members await eagerly the start of evening chow . 259 These members are enjoying their delicious meat so much that they don 7 even notice the photographer. Engine Cluh is proud of its modern building and facilities. The two charming cooks are responsible for turning out wholesome, well-balanced meats for the many members. 260 Engineers’ Club Engine Club serves nourishing meals as these men will attest too . The Engineer ' s Club is the oldest ot the cooperative eating clubs at the University of Missouri at Rolla It was established in 1934 The purpose of the Engineer ' s Club is to provide independent students with a high stand- ard of living on a non-profit basis. In 1965, the club moved into its new building. The new building has all the latest equipment and facilities which enable well-balanced meals to be served efficiently and economically. This also made it the eating club with the most modern facilities on campus. The Engineer ' s Club participates in the intramural program and is active in various campus activities. A spirit of friendship is promoted within the organization v 1 i « z v 9 v r® _!s V, m ®- TO V n tMtJf f , ' r - 2 acn js. Min m it ENGINEERS CLUB-FRONT ROW; McGee, DR, Lane, M.R., Hughes, D.R., Stephens, J.R. P Dannie, A.F.. Kaesberg, R.L,, Sch- nurbusch, L.J., Jr, Board of Control; Knepler, J.R., Secretary; Stolte, W.H., President; Unternaehrer, W.E., Treasurer. Gordon, J. R., ICC; Lloyd, G.W., Andreae, R.A., Dockery, C.E., Ervin, K. W,, ROW 2: Nagy, D C, Bremer, G.A., Hcdtev, Q E., Geisel, R.W., Kammerer, J.W., Nickel, R.E., Uriwski, N., Wortman, D E , Greene, T.L., McCoy, D.L., Me 111 nay, J.L., Bartlett, W.L., Moffat. R. A., Jarvis, G W. ROW 3: Yost, K.D., Bach, C.B , Bischoff, R.F., Bus. Mgr. and Soph. Board of Control; Bigger staff, G.D., Filger, D.L., Jones, D.R., Heydt, R.T., Pautler, H.E., Bryan, R.M., Elder, G,R„ DuBois, W., Becker, R.T., Kammerer, JJ. ROW 4: Krueger, L.B., Chrisman, J.G., Wit- zel, R.C., Lamb, S.C Ozment, C.B., Hallett, M.D., Privet:, S.L., Landreth, E.W., Svoboda, M.F , Gill, M L., Smith, R,E, t Massey, L.R., Collins, W.E. ROW 5: Muellhaupt, E.W„ New- com, D.K.. Wolf, D.R., Jochum, R.G., Sulzer, D„ Bocek,J R , Gieselman, W.A., Lyon, R.D., Ferret: i, M.E., IM Manager; Otz, G.F., Frey, C.A., Aufdembrink, E M. ROW 6: Hunt J D., Hovis, D.L., Gordon, J., Peters, D.C, Witle, T., Scott, H.H., Obards, L.R., Heberlie, T.J., Thornsberry, V.. Sherman, J.L., Bush, D.B., Seitz, G C 261 w Fifty -Niners Club 262 The Fifty-Niners Club was organised in April of 1959, and received its certificate of incorporation from the State of Missouri on November 12, 1959. The primary purpose of the dub is to provide its members with three meals per day as economically as possible. The Fifty Niners are well represented in al- most all campus organizations and activities. The club ' s members are encouraged to take part in campus politics, intramurals, and so- cial functions. This year Fifty -Niners made a good showing in intra murals by winning the first place trophy in Cross Country and Bas- ketball. The Fifty-Niners also had the distinc- tion of building the Queen’s Float for the St, Fat ' s Day Parade, FIFTY- NINE RS-FRONT ROW: Burgard. K.C, Intramural Manager; Norton, J.M., Nagel, T.L.. Hetzel, D.P., Social Chair ' man; Johnson, J.L., Sunder me yer, T.L., Choate, L,D,, Steward; Lewis, L , President; Clayton, M S,, Business Manager; Grue- nloh, J.F., Secretary; Fitch, S.M., St. Pat s Board Rep.; Epps, R,C, Greer, D.L„ Neumann, C.J , Gullic, R,C ROW 2; Chap- man, D.D., Parks, W.R,, Roesch, E.R., Ray, B.G., Halter, P, M,, Dese, P., Burrows, E.H,, Doss, D.P., Brown, W,L, Rven- gert, M,R., GDI Rep.; Wright, S.A., Dougherty, T.J., Witten a tier, G.R., Graham, WJ. ROW 3: Rogers, J,W. t Hurley, A.L., Lucas, T.E., Hoilrah, D.F., Davidson, V.D., Lamkins, CM., Brown, R.L., Rogers, R.G., Heitman, H.J., Hicks, T.D., Banks, E.N., Lafferty, D.F, Shea, M.H., Tyler, J.D., Watson, W.W, ROW 4: Hornback, D.L., Spry, TX,, Rosenberry, L,A., Eg- gers, S.H.. Harmon, J L., NoedeJ, G.L., Weaver, RX, Byers, CE., Sehowengerdt, R.A., Fanska, R.R., Gill, J r M., Brinker, MJ., Martin, KX., Halliburton, R.J ROW .5: Lux, RJ., Kreh- biel, S.C, Tackttt, H.L, Shaw, D.W., Storck, R.K., Bcrglund, R.H., Stuck meypr, G,V , Preston, J.C., Me ines, S.A., GDI Rep; Zmudzinski, G.L,, Piros, R.A., Palmer, R. ROW 6: Schenk,. R.W., Board of Control; Wilber, BX., Rosenkoetter, R.A., Board of Control; Koch, DJ,, Taylor, ICG., Comstock, G.D , Wade, L.V., Erwin, Smith, ' VJ., Martin, D.C, Roman, R. There is always plenty of good nourishing food served to the members by their loyal cook. Another two- pointer is about to he scored by a member of the 5 9 ' ers ' strong basketball team. 263 These Prospectors work hard keeping their kitchen clean and sanitary. There is no pushing here , mem hers always find enough good food to go around. A little friendly relaxation after a meal helps the men unwind after a hard day at the Mines. 264 Prospectors Club Good food is a must fora hungry engineer ■ and these men are putting it down. The Prospectors Club was organized at the University o t Missouri at Rolhi In 1955, At the time it consisted of 40 men and was known as the Miners Club. Since then it has grown to a membership of approximately 160. Due to this increase in membership the club was moved from its first house on Pine Street to its present location on Elm. The ' ’P ' 1 Club manages to serve its members not only as a source of good, economical meals, but also as a center of group activity with a congenial atmosphere. The ,T Prospectors participate yearly in all campus social activities, engage in campus politics and school organizations, and take an active part in intramural sports. fit i H mr % L dft , ■ Iff [ li ■ § i T T PROSPECTORS-FRONT ROW: Nebel, TC, Bor t mess, J.W., Eastep. L.W r , McKinney, J.D., Student Council; Danley, J,G, h Board of Directors; Brune, A,E , Secretary -Treasurer; Spencer, J.D., President; Edwards, E.W., Vice-President; Shramovith, D. F., Marino, j.P„, King, R.K., Ghole, J.R., Compton, B.W., Hatfield, J.G., Sykes, W.E., Puronen, E.O., Weaver, M L., Hus- ton, S.M., Kremmel, D.G., Miller, N.R., DeSpain, D.R., Strauss, S.R, Hawkins, R.B., Schatz, R.L., ROW 2: MeMillian, R.K., Matthes, H.D., Mueller, R.J,, Conavay, W.L., Degenhardt, E. A. S Cross, J.K, t Houchin, R.L., Cotter, J.R. Brod hacker, D.D., Heilman, R.D., Heilman, B E,, McCormack, TJ,, Sand- ner, B W, ROW 4: Day, G.F., Russo, M., Thornton, K.W„ Nussbaum, G.M., Branson, D.L., Ladany, j.L,, Turlin, C.L., Andjelich, D.N., Hoeller, W.J., Trachsel, G.L., Rieth, P.F., Chambers. j.L. ROW 5: Sierawski, D., Mills, J.M., Hughes, W., Netzer, J T. 4 Shoop, S.K., Devenporc, R.D,, Ulrich, M., Dabner, j.M., Schmiedeke, K.L., Long, G.L«, Mueller, J L., Elfrink, L.P. ROW 6; Weaver, G.W., Hauer, W.C, Eydmann, P.S. T Sherard, R.E., Andrews, , CE., Schnyder, G.C f Von Demfange, W.C., Engelbrecht, R,L , Riley, Schneider, D. A., Ginn, B.W., Rhyne, C A. 265 Shamrock Club The Shamrock Club, founded in the tall of 1955 out of a need for eating facilities for independents, has since grown to mean more for its members than just a place to eat. It has become a place for its members to get together in a friendly atmosphere and forget about the books and studies for a while. The present membership ot the Shamrock Club is approximately 250 men and women. Each of the members is provided an oppor- tunity to participate in the intramural sport or sports of his choice, and ambitious mem- bers are given the opportunity to represent the club in student government activities. Members who wish can also find part time jobs with the assistance of the club. Another meat is finished, and these men work hard in cleaning up afterward SHAMROCK CLUB-FRONT ROW: Roam, J.H., Bergroschtjc, H M., Tracy, R.G., Krauseh, D,L. t Swadley, G L,, Reinhardt, J.E,, Secretary; Tsimpeis, CW,, President; Little, . A, R., Busi- ness Manager; Meisenheimef, J.D., Treasurer; Gilkra, R.L. Holman, f.L , Ray, Brady, S.L. ROW 2: Thieme, R W., Heizer, G.A., Lambe, CR , Heaberlin, A.L., Kaiser, K.W., Blunier, D„ Dprosti, J. McTyer, CW., Mantia, R.W., Scott, R.F., Snyder. G., Burk, E. T DrisseL N.R.A. ROW 3: Dorroh, R F, 1IL Hurst, R.P , Kreilich, J.L., Knapp, L.J., Gum, M.L., Shanholuer, J.T., Shelor, K.F.i Dewey, R.S, t Smith, A.W., Lehmann, S.M., Schaefer, P.E., Dalai, P.K., Hacke, K.P, ROW 4: North, R.A., Brune, LA., Grimm, R.J., Schwartz, D.R., Kessler, ST., Wise, K.B., Arnold y, R.R., Park, Bush, D.R., Mampilly. C.T, Mays, L.W.. Paul. D.R. ROW 5: Clark, R E., Frazee, R,W, Plank, D.E., Nicola, P, G-, Gnadt, L.W., Munn, L.E., Shinn, W.K., Phelps, R.W., Decker, R,A, Schoeffel. R.D., Thajhammer, E.D., Mullenix, P.D., LaBoube, R.A. ROW 6: Bloechle, Smith, R.L., Kasten, P.G,, Bosse, J.P., Chan- dler, E.S,, Lieber, j.W,� Joggerst, D.I., Schmidt, L.D., Smith, N., Lueck, R H,, Fenton, G,PL, Henderson, R.F., Coulter, J.C. 266 Shamrock s treasurer is hard at work paying the monthly bills. Shamrock’s well-fed cook serves up another delicious criation . A hungry hunch of men enjoy a casual meal in Shamrock ' s huge dining hall. mm 267 The home and headquarters of Tech CJuh offers a fine meeting spot for some Friday night fun. At the end of every meal, there are dishes to do; and these men pitch right in. Tech Club In 1948, a new eating club was formed on the UMR campus. It was called Tech Club Incorporated. As its objectives the Tech Club tries to serve good nourishing meals to its members at a low price. Next, the Tech Club urges its members to be active in al! campus affairs, especially in extracurricular activi- ties, The Tech Club also encourages its mem- bers to participate in both intramural and varsity sports. Although many members of the Tech Club play varsity sports it still has a very strong intramural program. This year Tech Club won the Softball Intramural Cham- pionship; and, as in past years. Tech Club has a high standing in the overall total of intramural points. TECH CLUB-FRONT ROW: ’Evans, J.H., Schatz, G.M. Zeims J.L., Schleffer, N.T, Business Manager; Petry, J.C., Vice- President; Kalaskie, F,E. President; Nuss, N.W., Secretary- Treasurer; Chcsus. W.B., Dishwasher; McGradv, C, Bytnar, M. W., Hervey, DJ , Cary, S.E„ ROW 2: Chenoweth, H.A., Foltz, j.L, Pokrefke, TJ,., O ' Connor, T.E., Schrage, D.M., Henehan, W.M., Sauer, D.S., Budell. TJ., Sommer, D.L., Chasten, D.L., Smith, G.L., Board of Control; Tarro, R.B., ROW 3: Etsterhold, C.A., Basa, L.A., Brave, D, t Florence, K,T., Mahlandt, J.N., Albers, D.J., Dishwasher; Boyer, R.L, t Nothaus, N,, Radmac- her, j., Ross, CF., Aseoli, D.M., Duggins, G.H. ROW 4: Brown, B.G., Me Lei lan. T. t Rademan, K.J., Landoll, A.D., Kemp, T,M. t Underwood, D.D., Dooms, L.D., Cage, R M. ( Mercille, J.M.. Pahlmann, G.A , Hoffman, D,R,, Schilling, D.L. ROW 5: Owens, TJ., Colombo, R C, Hahn, J.K., Austin, K.K., Spencer, X L., Shepherd, CA., Breyfogle, F.W., Rommelmann, D.W., Huett, MS., Massey, J.C., Brewer, J. A. ROW 6: Richey, J.M., Davis, G.D., Diemer, R.H,, Leone, J.G., Lane, E.D., Sherrell, R,, Wansing, A.D., Sadowski, J.M.,Zaborac ( T.A., House, P. M , Coulter, G.D., Luebbert, L.H 269 Elections for campus representatives are held at large in the dorm . Dormitories are self-governing A special meeting for frosh takes place in the hallway 270 These men are the Personnel Assistants who manage the dorms . ALTMAN HALL- FRONT ROWZenge, T L, t Governor; Gravity M E,, Gegesky, P.S., Li, Governor; Ewens, F.J,, Governor; Rus- sell, J.H., St, Pat ' s Board Member; Williams, R.K.,Jud. Board Alternate; Johnstone, D.E., Personnel Assistant; Brockhaus, P, A.. Judicial Board Chairman; McCormick, CC, Personnel As- sistant ROW 2: Deatherage, D.R., Athletic Committee; DeRuiter, J.L., Kahrs, j.W,, judicial Board; Niemeier, T.A,, Walk, H j, v Hoeckclman, L.A.. Kmckmeyer, W,W„ Radio Committee; Fletcher, R.F., Arbogast, WJ rt Scholastic Chairman; Niesen, RE, ROW 3: Poehler, L,L., President; Ryan, D.A., Treas- urer; Walker, R.L., Foreign Correspondent; Firkelstein, M,A., Matoesian, D.H., Palmer, B.H., Zollmann, S,A., Pledge Com- mittee Chairman; Reed, R,L,, Reuter, R.R„ Publicity Chair- man ROW 4: Richardson. T.L M Vice-President; Sylvester, D.G., Corresponding Secretary; Holt, HD,, Youngs, P,L , Social Committee; Coats, M., Crowder, CW., Mahanna, S.A,, Price, K,L, Sergeant-oC Arms; Kemp, W,R. ROW 5: LeBrell, J R-- Freeman, R.L., Scoggins, K,W,, Purcell, RXX, Zatorshl, RJ,, Sut e, F.C., Bauer, W., Janitorial Assistant; Frye, E,E,, Lc, Governor ROW 6: Lile, R.G., Publicity Committee; Doer- ing, M R., Athletic Chairman; Ben e ette, R,E., Recreation Committee; Graham, T.W,, Binder, E.W r , Recording Secretary; Bulmer, B + , Ashby, M.A. 27 ! Off to the showers. Someone sure did a last couple of days lot of reading in the Shillelaghs were to he carried by all freshmen during St . Pat ’s. FARRAR HALL-FRONT ROW: Fitzgerald, RJ. T Kerns, W,LK. t Meister, J.L.. Hollenberg, D.W., Governor; Carter, J.M., Personnel Assistant; Long, J.J., Personnel Assistant; Mcinershagen, L.E., Governor; Vorwith, R.C, Lt. Governor; Fowler, R.V., Secretary -Treasurer; Perry, J.E., Kirmeyer, G.J, ROW 2: Spellman, DJ.. Scholastic -Elections Rep,; An- derson, B.C. Ridenour. F.J., Dulatt, P.M., Crandell, G.R Reynolds, J.C, Williams, H.W., Dover, B., Naeger, K., Leo- nard. L.J., Cantrell, J.W, Davis, R.D., Andrews, K.W, ROW 3: Gannett, CL A., Johnson, K.D., Hollis, J.L.. Boyer, G.L., Yount, MR,, Doerr, W.F , Lambert, J.E., Boettcher, G,L,B. Eatherton, D.F., Loesch, G.W,, Gallaber, H,D. t Publicity Committeeman; Duffner, CG,, Scholastic Committeeman ROW 4: Rorgmeyer, J.D., Lutes, G.E., Jones, D.B., Jarrett, W.A, Wesely. RJ-, Williams, E G,, Kirkpatrick, DJ„ Steud- tner, R.R., George, S.A., Render, M.L., Staples, L.H,, Logan. V.N. ROW S: Green, R.M., Hinkle, L Jr. Hodits, MR., Black P.D.. Judicial Board Member; Griffcth, T.J., Petersmeyer, M.H., Jagd- mann, J.S., Slater, M.W,,Zieger, J.B., Parker, G.N., Moeller, T,J,, Pearl, B,, Meinershagen, A.V,, Hardy, G.D. ROW 6: Gal- bierz, C.J., Teasley, G,G., Robertson. D.T., Clark, L,G, Jr., Ger- ties, R.CL, Hall, G.F., Milde, J.R., Davis, R.W., Peterson, D,M., Pretx. J.W., Davidson. W.G., Ash wood, T.L, 273 Quiet study conditions are a must Dorms put the accent on scholarship IIP irti At 4 1 i HOLTMAN HALL-FRONT ROW: Benrikson, Hartmann, TX. t Check, M.T., Social Committee; Sweeney, W.T., Secretary - Treasurer; Agee, D D,, Lt. Governor; Reed, S.L., Governor; Gil- strap, J.W,, Personnel Assistant; Beeson, J J., Governor;, John- son, E,G., Capages, M., Personnel Assistant; Eaes, J.G., Food Committee Chairman; Carl, J,W,, Molly, J,E. ROW 2: Lued- decke, D.E., Kuhn, T.E,, Hoehn, C.A., Johnson, R.L., Shaw, D.H., Dwyer, J.D., Food Committee Rep,; Mi liman, RJ,, Bennett, W.R,, Scholastic Committeeman; Price, H.L., Steenrod, D.L., Zimmer JJ„ Dawson, G.G, Wilson, P J„ Wu, H.P. ROW }: Walterman, D.W,. Drewes, J C, Holt, J.T., Smith, CR., Jenkins, R E., Browne, K.H„ Gottschalk, E F,, Lut , J,M„ Voss, T,R,, Dur- 274 en, D.D., Executive Council; Gilstrap. J.W., Peterson, L.G., Crabtree, D,D ROW 4: Kinoshita, R.H., Pais, J., Hart, R,L„ Fear, D.L., Ferguson, M.H., Lending, W.L., Townson, D.R., Franke, R.E., Llewellyn, J.D., Vogel, J.E., Malone, R.L., Notestine, S W., Caruthers, CB. ROW 5; Freeman, G.D., Martin, K.E., Chappy e, G.W,, Russo, R.J., Tieman, EXA,, Moore, R.T., Georges, M.H,, Schbf, T.F., Sipp, M.H., Lee, R.L., Parker, J,L„ Noel, R.C, Magee, R.J„ Maehl, R. ROW 6: Leanhardt, D.W,, Herzog, W . R . , Leanhardt, D.E., Flick, R.M., Tesson, T., Thorpe, A.W., Preston, L.H,, Behn, D.R., Licklider, P.L., Bologna, F,, Cook, FJ,,Zingrich, R.W,, Henson, P.L., Executive Council; Umphenour, CF , Fisher, T.B., Clubb, G.D., Howell, D.D. hr working a problem two heads are better than one. Stereo radio provides the dorms with good listening. Even the lounge offers a quiet place to study. Help is available for those who ask. 275 R e c reat tonal fact l i ti es are a valla hi e in the basement of the Holt man Hall KELLY HALL-FRONT ROW: Abernathie, W.E., O ' Neill J. A., Rohm, G.T., Social Committeeman; Schukai, J.M., Foot Commit- tee; Miller, W,A f , Minden, FJ,, Governor; Hamner, P.G., Tho- mas. P.S., Costello, R.W. Weatherly, S.M, ROW 2: Lott, R.B,, Bishop, W.R„ Stephens, JAXC, Thomson. R,K., Zoellner, C.F, McBride, J.E. Hess, D.A., Vineyard, W.F., Myers, A.J,, Green, AJ., Chairman Newspaper Committee; Tomlin, G.T. ROW 3: Ward, R.F., Baker, E.C. Davis, L.G., Schatte, CW.. Thies, D M.. Gharago lou, F., Burns, R.K., Judicial Board Alternate; Kennedy, L.D„ Dixon, J D Jennings, H, ROW 4: Davis, B.W., Foster, M.A., Torres, W., Tekotte, T.N,, Williams, D.A., Kelly, D.P., Simmons, R.E,, Personnel Assistant; Wagner, R.V., Lt. Governor; Wicdmann, M.W., Midden, H.E. ROW 5: Wagner, P., Ehlmann, B.K., Re nick, S.H., Dolata, E.W., Olney, G.E., Livengood, RJ,, Tolliver, T,L M Lt Governor; Spalding, TJ., O ' Neill, E.A., Secretary -Treasurer; Armstrong, K.R., Beirne, J.M. ROW 6: Montgomery, J.E., Elfrink, M.A., White, J.W,, Schreiner, R,W., Ciluffo, AJ„ Astrack, R.F., Judicial Board; Wakefield, C.F,, Gaus, R.C., Freise, R.H., Sparks, H.D. 27B Anyone for floating down the river . Above: A pillow fight breaks out m the hall of the dorm Left: Laundry facilities are available in the basements of the do rms , 277 The most modern recreational facilities are available . Laundry facilities are more than adequate , 278 Lounge reveals the plushness of the facilities . New dormitory opened last fall E33, SJSffMF ' P ft jJ S IJ ,1- Mr v m B HP E ' .1 ■K • i lx 1 |� -V THOMAS JEFFERSON- FRO NT ROW: Boehmer, D.F., Gover- nor, Thompson, RX,, Jarrett, W.T., Resident Assistant; V renick EL., Kmecz, G.M., Petry, T r M , Resident Assistant; Yack, J.R, President; Kwiecinski, T.J., Nesladek, R.O., Chairman of Pub licity; Wise, L.F., Secretary Board of Governors ROW 2: Weisch W.E., Blevins, R R Forbeck, J.L., TunstaJl, C.A.A,, Lt, Gover nor; Patterson, CX., Fennedy, B., Raterman, M m Avery, J,D. Mouser, GT., Ross, J.A., Baldwin, D,B. ROW 3: Holt, E.M. Farley, MX., Ellis, F.R., Board of Governors; Fogle, D.R., Tur ner, M.D., Pinkerton, J.F., Marchiando, AX, Murray, CJ,, Tcisa EJ., Wilson, D.B,, Hahn, H.B, ROW 4: Hardebeck, D.H., Brodski, M.A., Secretary-Treasurer Social Committee; Monk, M.E., Pieper, J.F , Publicity Committee; Williams, H.D., Hutchcraft, DF,„ Huck, J.W., Mitchell, j,W., Corrigan, K.C, Sioat, E.H. t Ingram. J,M. ROW 5: Older, CD., Leo, M.P.L., Johnson, L.R„ Ditch, D.W., Curtis, S,D„ Leffelman. A.F., Nolan, L.E., Jungermann, K., Sheppard, K,D,, Oti, E,A., Petersen, J,, Social Committee . 279 McANERNEY HALL FRONT ROW: Duperret, E.R., Food Com- mi tree; Williams, N.R., Publicity, Committee; Walker; M.R., Vice- President; Wolf, W,A.. Mudd. D.P., Governor; Sipes, R.L, Gov ernor ; Rothermich, R,A,. Secretary -Treasurer; Enke, D.D., Han- cock. S.H, ROW 2: McCarthy, J.A., Oldham, D.G., Schreiner, M.J., Hart, G,J . Simmons, J.M., Heisler, D.G, S Burns, H.A., Scheer, S.A.. Head Personnel Assistant; Clemons. R.D., McNary, L.L., Parkhurst, M, ROW 3: Bulla, F.W., Toth. L.F. Hunter, H E., Brown, M.R., Strebler, M.S., Hencey, S.D, t Ralston, A.H., Wilcox, T.M., Myers, D.W., Smiley, G.S. ROW 3: Huebner, C.E., Smith, R.M.. Renaud, NT., Treasurer; Holland, L.C, Brice, B.W., Boyd, A.D., Rytter, N.J., Askren, R.L., Rooney, MJ., Clous, C E. ROW 3: Strang, B.B., Stein, K.R., Carroll, R.L + , Crawford, S.K., Glusac, P., Miltenberger, J.L., Quigley, G.L., Hailey, R.H., Kob- lenz, L.M. ROW 6: Edwards, W,A„ Haeu fer, G.R, Allen, G.S., Haley, P.E., Dippel, H.C., Webb, S.W., Grider ,JX, Groves, IXG„ 280 The inside of the quadrangle of the dorms. 281 Becky Taylor finds that a woman ' s work is never done. Joyce Day makes some plans for a Saturday afternoon date. Girls dorm offers home atmosphere WOMEN S DORM ORGANIZATION-FRONT ROW: Kelly, L., Minjch, C., Taylor, R.W., President; Barr, N.A., Vice-President; Kalx. J.L., Secretary-Treasurer; Rogers, J.E., House Mother ROW 2: Jones, R.M., Day, J., Walker, W.J., Donnaltey, B.R., Heineman, j., Henderson, S-L., Hartmann, 5.R- 282 Who do we know in here? The independents hold regular hi weekly meetings. Independents govern themselves 284 Prizes are raffled throughout the year , INDEPENDENTS-FRGNT ROW: jungermann, K., Uriwski, N,, Farley, M L,, Bennington, L.G., VtmDemfange. W,C, Heisserer. L.D., Mmden, F.J., Sckatz, G.M., Clemons, R D. ROW 2: Schrei tier. MJ. ( Han, G.J., Williams, N.R„, Lucas, T.E., Brand, J.R.. Eason, J.S., Hurst, R.D,, Watson, T.V., Raterman, M. ROW 3: Kwiecinski, TJ., Webb, S.H., Wright, S.A., Schenk. R,W,, ROW 4: Potzmann, KJ., Hod its, MR., Lewis, L., Oldham, D.G., Pres- ton, J.C., Simmons, J-M., Weaver, R,F.. Shanholt er, J,T., Watten- barger, J.C ROW 5: Fennedy, B , Fitch, S.M., Bierrnann, A ll., Haley, P.E., Taylor, R,G., Georges, MTL, George, S.A., Moore, R.T., Kirchner, F.5., Thalhammer. E.D., President; StigalL DR. 285 There s nothing like hot dogs cooked over an open fire. That j a funny spoon in the mustard jar . Did he really throw her in the lake? Independents put sign up on campus Independents hack the Miners at all athletic games. 287 i r ■ 1 m ill 1 1 77 - 7 T j f INDEPENDENTS- FRONT ROW: Professor Oeffner, R.E., Ad- visor; Holt. E.M., Henehan, W.M., Sergeam-at-Arms; Pridgeon, J,D„ Secretary; Mueller, R.J., Treasurer; Wolf, W.A., Presi- dent; Bodell, T.J., Vice-President; King, C.S., Board of Gover- nors; Bosch, A M., Duggins, G,H. ROW 2; Greene, f . L.. Carroll, R, L. . Norton, J,M„ Rosenberry, L.A, t Spry, TT„ Gulick, M.C, Pa h I man n, G.A., Helmkamp, L.L., Donaldson, A.L,, Carter, RE.. Chasten, D.L.. Wilson, PJ., ROW 3: Toth, L F , Davidson, V.D.. Krelich. J.L., Voss, T R.. Wallerstein, ER. Russo, M, T Gottschalk, E.F., Pokrefke, TJ., Board of Governors; Radmacher, J., Smith, A.W., Piros, R.A. ROW 4 : Net er, J,T, Renaud, N,F., Vorwith, R.C, Long, JJ., Hinchcliff, S.J., Glusac, P, t Wortham, R.D., Olney, G.E„ O Neill. E.A., Burns, R.K., Heaberlin, A.L. ROW ): Rvengert, M.R., 59er‘s GDI Rep,; Me ines, S.A., 59er s GDI Rep.; Strauser, C.N., Bush, D.B., Nicola, P.G., McLellan, T.L,� Dittrich, F.J.. Nussbaum, G.M., Wagner, R.V. ROW 6: Harde- beck, D.E., Leone, J.G., Comstock, G.D.. Koch. DJ,, I hies, D.E. Dippel, H.C., Magee, R.J., Williams, D.A., White, j.W, 208 GDI outing gives students chance to relax and make new friends , 289 An increasing number of students take on college and a family together Mrs. Gary Sc he ff el finds she has to hustle to keep up with the kids. Taking advantage of a nice afternoon to shine up the car The Elroy Denningmanns pose for a family portrait . 292 Plaza trailer court is nestled in a quiet valley just north of Rot la. Many couples find trailers are very comfortable homes Don Berg , a physics graduate, makes final prepa rations for leaving Rolla f 292 Mike and Carolyn Cozad are from Neosho, Missouri. Mike is a mechanical engineering student An afternoon rain leaves puddles on the streets and a clean smell in the air. 293 Larry Littlefield does some interne studying while wife Jean relaxes . A view of Huffman trailer court on a spring afternoon , Jan and Bob McCoy make preparation fora barbecue. Who’s Who Among Students in Gene H. Albrecht Robert G. Alexander Michael S, Clacton Gail K. Davidge Truett V. DeGeare John M. Evans Ralph B. FJuchel Donald R. Plug rad, jr. George M. Gasparovic Gary R. Graham Charles M, Hansen Stanley S, Hansen Michael E, Hardy Thomas Hennenhoefer David C Hoffmeister Gene E. Kalhorn Gary L, Kincaid Ronald M Ledbetter Arthur R. Lehman. Jr John A Munns 298 American Universities and Colleges” John £, Mnnsey Wesley E. Myers James L. Parks Alfred Ponnwit Doyle W. Powell Charles W. Row I an Brumi W. Roysdcn Donald C, Scapero Dale R. Schaeffer Edward L. Schmidt Bernard E. Schweigert. Jr. Edwin T Schimamoto David G , Skitek Howard H. Stine. Jr. Bryan A. Sirrat Ralph W, Sullivan, 1U David E Wo! fersber er NOT PICTURED Albert L. Donaldson Michael L. Keller 299 Seniors ABERNATHY, Ivan Dale- PH YS Perry vilk, Ma ABRAN, John D-ME St. Louis, Mo. Alpha Phi Alpha, Treasurer; SAE; ASME; IFC, Treasurer; Wesley Foundation; Second Honors Award ABSHIER, Curtis 11- EE Tallapoosa, Mo, GDI; MRHA; IEEE; Curator s Scholarship ACKERMAN, John- ME St. Louis, Mo. GDI; MRHA; Prospector ' s Club; MS PE; SAE; First Honors Award ADAMICK. Chester J, Jr.-CE Auburn. Mass, Sigma Pi. President, Secretary, Rush Chairman, Historian Pledge Trainer; ASCE; IFC AEBEL, Cleo F.-EE Troy, HI, GDI; Tech Club; IEEE; P.MS. Award; Honor Roll AHMED, Nasimddin-CH E Karachi, W. Pakistan Abernathy, L D. Ackerman, J. Abram, J. D. Abshier, C B. Adamick, C J, Aebel, C. F. Ahmed, N, Ahrens, J. H. Akers, D. 1 Albertson, L. H. Albrecht. Cl A. Alexander, D. B. Alexander, R. G. Allmon. J. A. Altman, R. AHRENS, John H.,Jr,-MF St. Louis, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha; ASTME; ASME; Alpha Phi Omega; St. Pat ' s Board; Intramural Gold Medalist; Varsity Golf Team AKERS, Dennis T.-ME Reeds Spring, Mo. SAE; AIAA ALBERTSON, Lyndeli H.-PHYS Milan. Mo, ALBRECHT, Gene A. ALBRECHT, Gene H.-EE Springfield, Mo, Kappa Alpha, President, Treasurer; IEEE; ASTME; Vice President; Alpha Phi Omega, Sec- retary; Blue Key, Secretary, Membership Chair- man; Scabbard and Blade; Miner Board, Proof- reader, Technical Advisor, Manager! ng Editor; Student Union Board, Publicity Committee, Di- rector; Student Council, Homecoming; IFC; Edi- tor, ’ Hermes ; Who’s Who Among Students in American Col leges and Universities ALEXANDER, Dale B.-ME Tulsa, Okla. Fi ft y miners; ASME; SAE; Amateur Radio Club ALEXANDER. Robert G.-EE Carthage, Mo. ALLMON, James A. -MET Kansas City, Mo. Delta Sigma Phi, Vice President, Sgt. at Arms, Chapter Editor, Historian; ASM; AJME; AFS; AIChE; Alpha Sigma Mu; ' Hermes”; Student Union Social Committee; UMR Band; Caterpillar Tractor Co., Scholarship; Dean ' s List ALTMAN, Ronald- EE St. Louis, Mo. MRHA, Governor; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu, Record- ing Secretary; Tau Beta Pi; Miner, Photographer; Rollamo, Photographer; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; First Honors Award; Dean ' s List 300 Anderson, D. K, Armstrong, J R. Anderson, J. E, Ata Abad, P. Anderson. W. E. Anderson, W. F, Anton, T. C Auckly, G. W. An Id, W. B, Ayars, R, S, ANDERSON. David K -ME Kansas City, Mo. Tau Kappa Epsilon; ASME; AIA A; Albert C. Bean Scholarship ANDERSON, James E., Jr. -ME St. Louis, Mo, ANDERSON, William E., Jn-CE Rolta, Mo, ASCE; SAME; MSPE; Baptist Student Union, Treasurer; intramural Manager; Inter Faith Council; Chicago Tribune Award; P,M,S. Award; Deans List; Pershing Rifles; Public Information Officer ANDERSON, Waker-F.-EE Wichita, Kans. ANTON, Thomas C, Jiv-ME Roila, Mo. ARMST RONG, James R.-EE St. Clair, Mo. AT A- A BADE Parvis EE Abadan, Iran Engineers ' (dub; IEEE; Internationa! Fellowship, Vice President; Iranian Students ' Association; Muslim Students Association, President AUCKLY. Gerald- EE GDI ; Fifty-niners St. Charles, Mo. AULD, Wade B.-CE St, Louis, Mo. AYARS. Robert S.-EE St. Louis, Mo, BAER. Kenneth G.-CE GDI; MSPE; ASCE; NSPE Perry vi lie. Mo. BAILEY, James D.-CE Roila, Mo, BAKER, Richard L.-EE Billings, Mo, 301 Barhorst, A, H. Barr, H. B. Barrow, J, T. Barth, M, G. Batteen, E. R. Bauer, J. W. BAUMANN, Richard D. - ME Miller, Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club; ASME; AIAA, President. Vice President; SAE; Pershing Rifles, Executive Officer, Operations Officer; Pi Tau Sigma; President; Tau Beta Pi; Curators Award; Union Carbide Scholarship; Society of Aerospace Material Process Engineering Scholarship; Per- shing Rifles Silver Achievement Award; Dean ' s List BAYLESS, James W. - EE Kansas City, Mo, Tau Kappa Epsilon; IEEE; Dean ' s List- BEARD, Stephen - PHYS Farmington, Mo, BEATY. Richard D. - CH E Centralia, III. W. T. Schrenk Society; Southland Corporation Scholarship BEESON, James J. - CH E St. Charles, Mo. MRHA, Governor; AIChE, President, Treasurer; Circle K Club. Vice President, Secretary; Alpha Chi Sigma, Master of Ceremonies; ROTC Band; NSF Undergraduate Research; Freshman Award BENNETT, Cheryl A. - PHYS Washington, Mo, Shamrock Club; Sigma Pi Sigma, Secretary; Phi Kappa Phi; Coeds, President, Vice President; Women ' s Dorm Association, Vice President; KMSM-FM; Tau Beta Pi Woman ' s Badge; Dean ' s List; Curators Award; James Foundation Schol- arship; First Honors BARHORST. Alan H. ■ ME St. Louis. Mo. GDI; MRHA; Engineers Club; SAE; Pi Tau Sigma; Newman Club; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Dean ' s List BARR. Harold R,, Jr, - CE St. Joseph, Mo. GDI; Fifty miners; ASCE; NSPE; Scabbard and Blade; Second Honors BARROW, John T., Jr. - EE Webster Groves, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; SAE; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; UMR Honor Award BARTH, Morton Gary ■ ME St. Louis, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President, House manager, Pledge Master; ASTME. Vice President; SAE; ASME; Alpha Phi Omega; Circle K Club, Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Blue Key; Rollamo Board; A1AA; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll BATTEEN, Earl R., Jr, - CE Rolla, Mo. BAUER, Joseph, Jr. - CE St. Louis, Mo. Kappa Sigma; St. Louis Engineers’ Club; ASCE BAUER, William C. - EE St. Louis, Mo, IEEE; Honor Roll Bauer, W. C Beard, S. C. Baumann, R. D. Beaty, R. D. Bayless. J, W. Beeson, J. J. 302 Bennett. C, A. Benton, C R. Bereciatu. W.J. n 1 o r s S e BIERMANN, Arthur H. - PHYS Washington. Mo. Fifty- outers; AIP; Sigma Pi Sigma, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Vice President; Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma; GDI; Glee Club, Librarian; ACM; MRHA; Curators Scholarship; First Honors Award; Dean ' s List BODELL, Timothy J. - ME Fenton, Mo. Tech Club; GDI, Vice President; SAE; IK; Pi Tau Sigma Bevel, j. E. Biermann. A. H, Bodell, T, J, BENTON, Clarence R. - ME Farmington, Mo. Fifty miners; AIP BE RECI ARTU t Winston J. - MIN Barqnisimeto, Venezuela BEVEL, Jerry E, - CE Centralia, III, GDI; ASCE; Phi Kappa Phi; First Honors BOHN, Thomas M. - ME Affton, Mo. GDI; Engineers ' Club, Business Manager, Fresh- man Pusher; SAE; ASME; ASTME: Scabbard and Blade; ICC; Honor List; SAE Award BOOTHE, Raymond E. - CE Mt. Vernon, Mo. GDI; Prospector ' s Club; ASCE HORDING, Ralph P. - MATH Rolla, Mo, HOROWITZ, Jerre - EE St, Louis, Mo. IEEE BOSCH, Adrian M - MET Lemay, Mo. GDI; A 1 M E , Executive Committeeman; ASM; Alpha Sigma Mu; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Miner; Newman Club; C. L. Dake Geological Society; Di ester Concentrator Scholarship; Dean ' s List BOTKIN, Morris N. - ME Belle, Mo, ASME; A1AA; Baptist Student Union BOULWARE. David - ME Florissant, Mo. SAE BOUSMAN, William T,. Jr - PHYS Affton, Mo. Engineers ' Qub; AIP. Social Chairman; ACM. Publicity Chairman; Gamma Delta; Missouri Academy of Science, Vice President - Student Section Bohn, T. M. Boothe, R. E. Hording, R, P. BOYD, Louis J. - EE GDI; MRHA Mexico, Mo, Horowitz, J . B. Boulware, D G. Bosch. A. M. Bousman, W. T. Botkin. M. N, Boyd, L, J. 303 BREWER, Larry C - UNGL Kansas City, Mo, BREWER, Robert W. - ME Paducah, Ky. GDI; Fifty- tuners; SAE; ASME; Pi Ta u Sigma BROWN, Fredric L. - CE Rolla, Mo. BROWN, Garry S, - EE Paducah, Ky. IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi, Corresponding Secretary; Phi Kappa Phi International Fellow- ship BROWN, Henry E, - CE St Joseph, Mo. Alpha Phi Alpha, House Steward. Athletic Manag- er; MR HA, House Governor; Wesley Foundation; Athletic Manager; ASCE; NSPE; Student Council; Student Union Committee BROWNE, Michael J. - ME Kirkwood, Mo. SAE. President; ASME; NSPE; Honor List BRUNE, Albert E. - ME St. Louis, Mo, GDI, Treasurer, Board of Governors; Prospec- tor ' s Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Board of Di- rectors; NSPE; SAE; ASME; Student Council; ICC, Vice President Boyd, W. W. Brady, S. L. Bracher, D D. Braeckel, T. R. Bradley, R. W Braun, J. L, Seniors BOYD. William W. - CE Hillsborough Calif. GDI; Tech Club; ASCE; Varsity Basketball BRACHER, Donald D. - EE Appleton City, Mo. BRADLEY, Roger Wayne - PHYS Lee ' s Summit, Mo. GDI; MRHA; Fifty-niners; AIP BRADY, Steven L. - CE Walnut Grove, Mo. Shamrock Club, Board of Control; ASCE; MSPE; Scabbard and Blade; Dean s List; Joe B. Butler Memorial Award; Intramural Sports; Board of Regents Scholarship BRAECKEL, Thomas R. - METN Joplin, Mo, BRAUN James L, - EE St. Marys, Mo, Phi Kappa Theta, Financial Secretary, Treas- urer, Executive Council; Miner Board; Rolla mo Board; Newman Club; IEEE; Dean ' s List BRAVE, Philip V. - ME Edwardsville, III. independents; Tech Club; MSPE; NSPE; SAE; ASME; ASME; Dean s List BRET HOLD, Ronald C, - CH E Fenton. Mo. MRHA; Shamrock Club; Curators Scholarship BREVILLE, David - EE Affton, Mo. Fifty-niners; IEEE Brave, P. V. Brewer. L, C. Rrethold. R- C. Brewer, R. W. Breville, D. A Brown. F. L. B LIB ASH, James - ME GDI; Engineers ' Club; SAE; NSPE St. Louis, Mo. BIILLMAN, George T. - CE Rolla, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon; ASCE; Canterbury Club; Varsity Football B ULMER, Richard H, - ME Ozark, Mo. ASME; SAE; AIAA; NSPE; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma, Recording Secretary; Curator ' s Award and Scholarship; Caterpillar Scholarship BURGARD, Kenneth - MIN Maseoutah, III, GDI; Fifty-niners; A1ME, Vice President; Student Union Board; Crosscountry Let ter man BURKHARDT, Fred R.,Jr, ME St, Louis, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon; SAE BURRIS, Terry L. EE Si. Joseph, Mo. IEEE; NSPE BYRNE, John P, - CH E CA DWELL, Tommy L, - CE CALHOUN, William Lee EE GDI; Tech Club; IEEE; NSPE Kansas City, Mo, Alton, III. Belleville, III. CAMERON, J. D. C A PAGES, Martin, Jr. - ME Springfield, Mo, MRHA, House Governor; Scabbard and Blade; Brigade Commander- ROTC Detachment; Person nel Assistant- UMR; State Regent ' s Scholarship; University of Missouri Curators Award; Dean ' s List; DMS CAPONE, Gary Joseph - CH E Springfield, III. MRHA; AJChE; Alpha Chi Sigma CARL, James W, - CE Springfield, Mo, MRHA; judicial Board; ASCE; NSPE; Chi Epsilon, Treasurer; Dean ' s List CARLSON, Richard C - CH E Ft, Leonard Wood, Mo, CARMACK, Larry Gene MET Car mi. III. GDI; MRHA; Eifty-niners; ASM; AT ME; AFS; Circle K Club Brown, G,S, Brune. A,E, Buhner. R.H Brown, H E. Bubash, j.E. Burgard, K, Browne, M.J. Bu liman, G.T Burkhardt, F, Burris, T.L, Byrne, J.P, Cadwdl, T,L. Calhoun, W.L. Cameron. J.D. Capages, M. Capone, G J, CariJ.W. Carlson, R.C. Carmack, L G. 305 Seniors CARTER, Robert E. - MATH High Ridge, Mo. GDI; Tech Club; Association for Computing Ma- chines; Newman Club; M Club; Varsity Cross Country CARTER, Ronald W, - EE Salem, Mo. IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Intercollegiate Knights; Cu- rator ' s Award; Dean’s List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award CARTER, Rubin - CE Holmes, N.Y. Pi Kappa Alpha; ASCE CARTER, William L. - ME Marion, lit Prospectors’ Club; SAE; GDI; Dean ' s List CAUBLE, George M. - ME Cape Girardeau, Mo. Kappa Kappa Psi; Curator ' s Award CHAMBERLAIN, Stanley C - ME Galena, Mo. Kappa Sigma; A1AA; SAE; Dean ' s List; Curator’s Award; Rugby Club Carter. R E. Carter. W.L. Carter, R.W. Carter, Rl, Cauble, G.M. Chamberlain, S.C Chapman. K.R Chase, J.D, Cassell, M.C. Clamors, R. A. Clark, J,D. (’lay ton, M.S. Clynes R.J. Cochrat f Colbert, K. CHAPMAN, Kenneth R, CE Johnston City, 111. ASCE; Chi Epsilon; KMSM FM; Dean ' s List; Li- brary, Student Assistant CHASE. JAMES IT - EE Webster Groves, Mo. CISSELL, Milton C. - CHEM Creve Coeur, Mo. CLAMORS, Roger A. - UNCL St. Louis, Mo. CLARK, James D, EE St. Louis, Mo. Campus Club; IEEE: ACM: LI MR Karate Club; Dean ' s List CLAYTON, Michael S. - CE HaytL Mo. GDI; Fifty miners. Business Manager Steward; ASCE; M” Club; Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; ICC; Student Union Board, Vice President, Director of Literary and Music Committee: Scabbard and Blade; Pershing Rifles, Commanding Officer, Drill Team Com- mander; Curator s Award; Knights Templar Edu- cational Foundation Scholarship; Enoch R. Nee- dles Scholarship; ROTC Scholarship; DMS; Superior Cadet Award; UMR First Honor Award; Deans List; Varsity Baseball; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities CLYNES, R, J COCHRAN,J. L. COLBERT, Ken - CE University City. Mo. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Ll Master, Scribe. Pledge Master; I EC COLE. David L. - ME St, Louis, Mo. GDI; Fifty miners; A1AA; SAE; Alpha Phi Omega; Freshman Rifle l earn COMSTOC K, Glen David - CE Mt. Vernon, Mo. GDI; Eiftymmers; ASCE; MSPE; Curator s Schol- arship 306 Cole, D.L. Cook, DX. Comstock, G.D, Cooper, G.E, Conigliaro, A. Conley, CH Conner. W.D, Cowles, J,C Cox. BT. Cox, W.E. CONIGLI ARO, Anthony EE St. Ann. Mo. Theta Chi. President. Vice President, Rush Chairman, Steward, Assistant Treasurer; Theta Tan, Corresponding Secretary; St, Pat ' s Board, Secretary; Student Council, Chairman Athletic Committee; Newman Club; IEEE; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities CONLEY, Charles H C. SC Kirkwood, Mo. ACM; IEEE; Phi Kappa Phi; Eta Kappa Nu; Radio Club; Dean s List; Undergraduate Assistant CONNER, William D. Ill - ME Overland, Mo, Sigma Pi; SAE; Alpha Phi Omega; Miner Board; Student Publicity Committee; RGTC Band; Cura- tor ' s Award; Murphy Company Mechanical Con- tractors and Engineers Scholarship COOK, David L. - MATH Kansas City, Mo. ACM; Spelunkers Club COOPER, Gary E. - ME Medina, N. Y. Shamro ck Club; SAE COWLES, James C Jr. ■ ME Springfield, Mo, Delta Tau Delta, Steward; ASME; St, Pat ' s Board COX, Bobby T. - MET Ozark, Mo. Delta Sigma Phi, Sgt, at Arms, Pledge Master; Theta Tau, Guard; St. Pat s Board, Guard; Cura- tor’s Award COX. William E - EE Marion, Ky. Engineers’ Club; IEEE COZAD, John Michael - ME Neosho. Mo. GDI; Fifty-niners; ASME; SAE; NSPE GRADER, Paul M. - ME Oran. Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club; SAE CRAIG. Glenn Daryl - PHYS Lebanon, Mo. Engineers ' Club; A IP; Sigma Pi Sigma; Student Council; Science Fair Scholarship; Dean ' s List 307 CREEK, Lawrence - CE Kansas City. Mo, Delta Sigma Phi, President GRUME, Sue A, CHEM St. James, Mo. W T. Shrenk Society; Society of Women Engi- neers. President; Coeds, President, Curator s Scholarship; Dean s List CUMMINS James L. - ME Joplin, Mo, Shamrock Club; SAE Creek, L.N, Crume, $,A. Cummins J.L. Cummins, R,W. Cumper, J.W. Cunningham. H-R. CUMMINS, Robert - MET Vienna, 111. ASM; AIME; AFS CUMPER Jim - CE Camdenton, Mo, GDI; ASCE; Scabbard and Blade; MRHA, Board of Governors, judicial Board; Thomas Jefferson Resident Hall, Social Committee CUNNINGHAM, Howard R - ME Keokuk, Iowa GDI; Co-Op, Ford Motor Company DALAL, P. K. - EE Baroda, India Shamrock Club; IEEE; International Fellowship; Second Honors DAMSGARD James A. - ME St Joseph, Mo, Triangle, Vice President, House Manager, Re- cording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Chapter Editor, Assistant Treasurer; ASME; SAE; Scabbard and Blade; Dean ' s List DANIELS Jerry Lee - ME Bluford, HE. DARE, Roy Ronald - ME Mr. Vernon, III. GDI; Prospector ' s Club; ASME; Pi Tau Sigma; Dean ' s List DASARO, Donald E. - CE Bloomington, ML MS PE; UMR Karate Club; President, Head Instructor DA VI DOE, Gail Kathleen - GEOL Muscatine, Iowa Shamrock Club, C. L, Dake Society; AIME; Ameri- can Association of Petroleum Geologists; Society of Women Engineers, Vice President; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi Women ' s Badge; Student Union Literary and Music Committee; Canterbury Club; Women ' s Resident Organization, President. Sec- retary-Treasurer; Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities; UMR Honor Plaque; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Dean ' s List; V. H. McNutt Scholarship; Ti miner Foundation Schol- arship; Research Asshtamship at University of Southern California Dalai, P. K, Dare. R.R. Damsgard ,J, A. Dasaro. IX E. Daniels J.L. Davidge, G,K. 308 Davidson, V.D. Davis. H C. o r s Davis. J.W. S e n i DAVIDSON, V, Dale - ME Salem, Mo. Fifty- niners; SAE; MS PE; GDI; Deans List DAVIS, Homer C. Ill - ME Cape Girardeau, Mo, Campus Club; SAE; ASME, Baptist Student- Union, Soda] Chairman, Evangelism Chairman Davis. R.D. Dawborn, j.A r Deatherage. D.R. DAVIS, Jack Wiky - ME St. Louis, Mo, Delia Tau Delta, Corresponding Secretary, House Manager, Assistant Steward DAVIS, Ronald D. - NE Rush vi lie. Mo. GDI; MRHA; Shamrock Club; ASME; SAE; Delta Gamma; Second Honors DAWBORN J. A. DEA1 HE RAGE, Donald - EE St. Louis, Mo. MRHA; Intramural Football, Softball, Volleyball DeBERRY, James - ME Stoudand, Mo. SAE; ASTME DEELO, Michael L, MET St. Louis, Mo. Delta Sigma Phi; ASM; A I ME; Theta Tau; Blue Key; Student Union Board, President, Vice Presi- dent, Social Director DEGEARE, Truitt V. - CE Crystal City, Mo. DEGENHARDT, Eugene A. - GEOL St. Louis, Mo, Prospector s Club; AIEE-JRE; GDI; SED; ASCE; NS PE; Co-Op Nasa; C. L. Dake Society; Gamma Delta; Spelunkers Club; President, Secretary- Treasurer; Honor List; First Honors DELASHMIT, William E. - GEOL Doolittle, Mo. SEG; Dean ' s List; V. H. McNutt Scholarship DE LONG, Carl Edward - CE Grand Rivers, Ky. DENNINGMANN, Elroy - EE Overland, Mo. IEEE; SEG DENNIS, Curtis Lee - ME Florissant, Mo. De Berry. J. Degenhardt. E.A. Denmngmann. E. Deelo, M L Deloshmit. W E. Dennis. CL. DeGeare. T V, DeLong. C.E. Derhake, A M. DERHAKE, Anthony H. - EE Wright City. Mo. 309 Overland, Mo, DESK, Phillip - HE GDI; Fifty-mners Club; IEEE DESHONE, Wallace - EE St. Joseph, Mo. Shamrock Club; IEEE; Era Kappa Nu, Corre- sponding Secretary; Dean’s List; Curator’s Award; Second Honors; Seratoma Scholarship D I EK MANN, James E. - ME Sc. Louis, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha, House Manager Sgt. at Arms, A5ME; Newman Club; IFC; Rollarno Board; ASTME, Chairman, Second Vice Chairman DINGES. James R. - ME Rolla, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; SAE; AS ME DINKEL, Ted R. - GEOL St. Louis. Mo, Fifty-niners Club; AIME; Sigma Gamma Sigma; Scabbard and Blade, Staff Officer; C. L. Dake So- ciety; Pershing Rifles, Staff Officer; Dean ' s List; PMS Award; DMS; V. H. MeNUTT Scholarship DOBRYNSKI, Peter V. - EE St. Louis, Mo. Fifty-niners Club; GDI ; IEEE; Raiders Radio Club DOOD, Vernon Oren - CE Webb City, Mo. DOERR, Jerry W. - C. SC. St. Louis, Mo. GDI; ACM; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Russian Club Dese, P- Dinges.J. R. Deshon. W, Dinkel, T. R Seniors DOROSTI, Jfavad - EE Kashan-Iran Shamrock Club; Iranian Student Association; In- ternational Fellowship DOUGHERTY, Thomas j, - EE St. Louis, Mo. GDI; Fifty-niners Club; Board of Control; IEEE; ICC, Secretary DOUGLASS, Clyde M, Jr. - EE Salem, Mo. IEEE; Curator’s Award DuFRESNE, William W. - ME Rolla, Mo. ASTME; NSPE; Dean s List DUGAN, William T. - CE Dexter, Mo. Prospector ' s Club DUMMEIER, Charles P. - CE Brook port, HI. GDI; Fifty-niners; ASCE; UMR Karate Club HADES, Donald L. - Mlf Florissant, Mo. GDI; Prospector ' s Club; A1AA; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; UMR ROIC Band; First Honor Roll EARNEY; William H. - ME Granite City, III. Triangle; SAE; ASME; IFC Dtekmann. J. E. Dohrynskc P. V. Dodd, V, O. Dougherty, T. J. Doerr.J, W. Douglass, C M. Dorosti, J. DuFresne. W. W PARI � tS EASTBURN, Michael R. - PHYS Rolla, Mo. ECKSTEIN, Vernon G. - ME Beaufort, Mo. GDI; Tech Club; SAE EGGLESTON, John H, . ME LaGrange Park, 111. ELAM, Anthony R. - CE Rolla, III. ELDER, Gary ■ EE St. Joseph, Mo. Engineers’ Club; IEEE; Alpha Phi Omega EPPS, Ronald C - PHYS Mt. Vernon, Mo. GDI; Fifty-niners Club; A IP; Carnation Scholar- ship; Dean ' s List 310 ERDMANN, Fred William - GEOL Greenwich, Conn. Theta XL Vice President, House Manager; AJME; C. L, Dake Society; SEG, Treasurer; Kappa Kappa Psi; Spelunkers Club; Rock Climbing Club, Fresb dent, Vice President, Treasurer; Glee Club; Dean ' s List; UMR Band; Roll a Community Orchestra ERVIN, Kenneth W. - EE Cape Girardeau, Mo. Engineers ' Gub; IEEE; Baptist Student Union; Dean ' s List ERVIN, Walter M. - EE Cape Girardeau, Mo. ERWIN, Ivan A. - CH E Kansas City, Mo. AIChE; Russian Club; International Fellowship; First Honors ESTILL, George T. - ME Lebanon, Mo. ETTLEMAN, Fred ME Rolla, Mo. Distinguished Military Student EVANS, James H. - CE Vandalia, Mo. GDI; Tech Club; ASCE; Scabbard and Blade; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon, Associate Editor of Transit; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Curator ' s Award; Tau Beta Pi Freshman Friendship Award; Enoch R. Needles Scholarship; ROTC Scholarship EVANS, John M. - ME St. Joseph, Mo, Phi Kappa Theta, Secretary, Executive Council, Sgt. at Arms; Pi Tau Sigma ; IK. Expansion Offi- cer; Blue Key, President, Vice President, Alumni Secretary; Rollamo, Ed it or -in -Chief, Business Manager, Sports Editor; Miner; Curator ' s Schol- arship; Dean’s List; Newman Club; Student Execu- tive Club, Chairman; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities EVANS, Ronald E, CE Lockwood, Mo. ASCE; Chi Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; Dean ' s List Dugan, W. T. Earney, W. H. Eggleston, J. H. Dummder, C. P r Eastbum, M, R, Elam, A. Hades, D. L. Eckstein, V. CL Elder, G, Epps, R. C. EstilL G. T. Erdmann. R W. Ervin, K. W. Ervin, W. M Erwin. I. A. Er deman, F. Evans, J. H, Evans, J. M Evans, R, E 311 Seniors FA ENG HR, At-CE Mehlville Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; ASCE; ASM E FAINT1CH, Marshall B. - MATH University City, Mo. Alpha Epsilon Hi, Scribe. Master; IK, Sgt, at Arms. Treasurer; Alpha Phi Omega; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Sigma P£ Sigma; I PC; KMSM-FM, An- nouncer; St. Louis Alumni Scholarship; Lewis H. Young Memorial Scholarship; Pht Kappa Pin Book Plate Award; First Honors Award ; Varsity Track Letter man FALKLER, Arthur C - GEO PHYS Cedar Hill. Mo. Fifty-ni ners Club; SPG FALLERT, David M - ME St.John, Mo. Sigma Tan Gamma, Treasurer, Rush Chairman; Pi Tail Sigma; IK; Newman Club; Curators Award; Dean ' s List FARNIA, K. - ME Rasht. Iran FARRIS. Kenneth P. - HP Dexter, Mo, Engineers Club; Eta Kappa Nu; Kappa Mu Epsi- lon; Curator ' s Award FARR C ) W .Jar n e s M . - M E 1 nd e pe nd e n ce . Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club; SAE; Curators Award FERGUSON, Cameron E. ■ CH E Rivermines, Mo. Eaenger. A ll. Farmia, K. Falkier. A. CL Farris. K E Fal left. D M, Farrow, J.M. Ferguson, CE. Field, CW. Finney J.C Ferretti, M E. Fick. R.f Fisher. J.L. Eeuchter. W TL Filichowski, W.J. Fix, R. FERRETTL Michael H, - CE Sr. Louis. Mo, GDI; Engineers Club. Treasurer, Intramural Manager; ASCE; ICC; Dean ' s List; PMS Award EEUCHTER, William H. - MET Rulla. Mo. FICK, Robert C - ME St. Louis. Mo. Phi Kappa Theta; ASME; SAE; Alpha Phi Omega; Intercollegiate Knights, Secretary; Theta Tau; Pi Tau Sigma; Miner. Copy Editor, Technical Ad- visor. Assistant Make-up Editor; Rollamo Board; Student Union Board, Director of Literary and Music Committee; Dean ' s List; Curator ' s Award FIELD, Cyrus W, Jr. - ME Margarita, Canal Zone GDI; MRHA; Fifty-ni ners Club; AIAA; Deans List FILICHOWSKI, Wayne J. - ME Affton. Mo. Tau Kappa Epsilon, President, Treasurer, His- torian; AIAA, President, Vice President; Alpha Phi Omega; SAE; Theta Tau; Blue Key, 1 EC. Vice President, Judicial Board Chairman; Dean ' s List FINNEY Joseph C - CH E Cedarville, Ohio MRHA; AlChE; Honor List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award FISH E R Ji mmie L. - E E Cen ter , Mo. Fiftv miners; IEEE; A1P; Work Study Program; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Curator ' s Award FIX, Raymond - EE Detroit, Mich. lech Club; ' M (dub; Football FLANAGAN, David T. Ill - CE St. Louis, Mo. Phi Kappa Theta. Assistant Treasurer, Rush Chairman; GDI; MRHA; ASCE; Alpha Phi Omega. Treasurer; IFC; Newman Club; Phi Kappa Theta Alumni Activity Award; Intram urals F LEM I N G , Dona Id N . - CE Jefferson Ci ty . Mo. Beta Sigma Psi, Vice President. Steward; ASCE; St. Pat s Board; Gamma Delta FLUCHEL, Ralph B. - EE St, Louis, Mo. Kappa Sigma, Treasurer; IEEE; Blue Key; IK, Vice President, Theta Tau, Pledge Trainer; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma, Vice President; Eta Kappa Nu; Miner; Rosalie Tilles Scholarship; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 312 Flanagan, D,T. Foulk. L,R. Fleming, D.N Fonts, G.L. Flu did. R.B. Flugrad, D.R. Foster, K,C. Fox. R.E, Frank, j. A. Franke, R.M. FLUGRAD, Donald R. Jr. - ME St. Joseph. Mo. Phi Kappa Theta, Historian; SAE; ASME; inter- collegiate Knights; Theta Tau t Secretary, Vice President: Blue Key; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; I EC, President; ' Hermes Editor; Rollamo; Miner, Copy Editor, Make- Up Editor, Editor-in- Chief; Student Union Committee; Newman Club; Deans List; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; First Honors Award; Young Executives Club FOSTER. Kevin C. - GEO PH YS Stamford, Conn. SEG, President, Secretary; UMR Karate Club, Treasurer; Dean ' s List FOULK, Lonnie Ray - EE Birch Tree, Mo. Fifty-n tilers; IEEE; Baptist Student Union. Execu- tive Council; Curator s Scholarship; Dean s List FOUTS, Gary L. - CE Bethany, Mo. Prospector ' s Club FOX, Rodger Ellis - ME Harrisburg, III. FRANK. James A, - ME Roll a. Mo. GDI; SAE FRANKE, Richard M, - CE Central ia. III. Engineers” Club; MS PE; A5CE; Phi Kappa Phi ; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon, Vice President; Union Oil Scholarship; UMR Honors FRERKING, Lowell L. - RE Springfield, Mo. Honor List FRICKE, Bernhard IX-ME Shrewsbury, Mo, MRHA; Shamrock (dub; SAE; ASTME; Dean ' s List FRITSCHEL, Larry E. - PHYS Macomb, III. MRHA; A1P. IK; Sigma Pi Sigma, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Dean ' s List Frerking. LX. Friekeu B.D. Fritschel, L,E, 313 Fritzinger. F.J. Gaines, D.L. Gaines. G. Gandi.G.K, Gandi.j.J, Gant. G.L. FKITZINGER. Thomas J. ■ ME Belleville, III. GAINES, David L - CE ASCE; Co-Op Springfield, 111. GAINES, Gary CE Dexter, Mo. GANDL Gopa! K. - CH E Alimedabad Guj. India G AN DI, J y ot i nd ra J -ME Bo m ba y t f nd i a India Association; SAE; A SMB; MS PE; Honor Roll GANT, Gary Lee - ME G D I ; Fifty - n i ners Cl u b ; S A E Kansas City, Mo. GARRISON, John E. - ME SAE; ASME; Dean ' s List Will jams vi lie, III. GARRISON, Roger W. EE Joplin. Mo. GASPAROVJC George M, - ME Roila, Mo. GASS, John William - ME Collinsville, 111. GDI; Tech Club; SAE; Pi Tau Sigma, Vice-Presi- dent; Dean ' s List GERHARD, Gary E. - PETR Morrison. III. Sigma Tan Gamma, President, House Manager, Sentinel; AIME; SPE; St, Pat ' s Board GERIG, Frank A. Ill - CE Roila, Mo, Sigma Mu, Lt, Commander, Commander; ASCE; Alpha Phi Omega; Chi Epsilon; Pledge Marshal; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Karate Club GIESELMAN, William - EE Wood River, III, Engineers ' Club; IEEE GILBERT, William E, - EE Quincy, III. GILLHAM, Kenneth L, - ME Lebanon, Mo. GDI; Fifty-niners Club; ASME; SAE; MRS GILMORE, Floyd Jr - EE Kansas City, Mo. GILSTRAP, James W. - CE Maplewood, Mo, MRHA; ASCE; MS PE; Chi Epsilon, Secretary, President; Undergraduate Assistantship; Person- nel Assistant in Dormitories Garrison, J.E, Gass, J-W. Garrison. R.W, Gerhardt, G.E. Gasparovir, G .M Gerig, F.A. 314 Gieselman, W, A, Gilbert, W, E, Gi Ilham, K. L. Seniors GITTEMEIER, Joseph F. - CE Rot la. Mo. GODFREY, Houston - CE Paducah, Ky, GDI ; Fifty-rimers Club; ASGE, President, Treas- urer; Chi Epsilon, Pledge Marshal; Independents, Board of Governors Gilmore, F. Gilstrap, J,W, Gittemeier, j.F. GOLDBOGEN, M Gregory - GEOL Lake Zurich, III. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Master, Lt. Master, Scribe; SEG; Kappa Kappa Psb Publicity Chairman; St, Pat ' s Board; KMSM-EM, Radio Announcer; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities GOLDMAN, Geoffrey M. - PHYS Decatur, Ga, GORDON, James R. - EE Campbell, Mo. Engineers Club; IEEE; ICC GORMAN. Marion W. - ME Liberty, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President; ASME; Alpha Phi Omega; St. Pat s Board; Newman Club GORMAN. Marvin D, - MET University City, Mo. ASM; AIM!;; Alpha Sigma Mu; Dean s List GORRELL, James W. - CE Mr. Vernon. III. GDI; Prospector ' s Club; Business Manager; ASCE; Chi Epsilon; ICC, Vice President GOSSETT . Charles B II - EE Independence. Mo, IEEE. Program Chairman. Vice Chairman GOSSETT, David M. - EE Independence, Mo, GDI; Campus Oub; IEEE, Secretary; Radio Club, Station Manager. Activities Chairman, Student Union Publicity Committee; Second Honors Godfrey, W.H. Gordon, J.R. Gorrell, J, W, Goldbogen. M.G. Gorman, M.W. Gossett, CB. Goldman, G.M. Gorman. M.D. Gossett, D M. 315 Poplar Bluff, Mo. GRADY. Robert L. ■ EE GDI; Engineers ' Club; IE EH GRAHAM. Gary R - CH E Mexico, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice President, Treasurer; AIChE, President. Reporter; Alpha Phi Omega; Alpha Chi Sigma T Blue Key, Phi Kappa Phi, Tan Beta Pi; Student Council G RAH AM, George A. ■ PHYS St. Louis, Mo, GDI; Engineers 1 Club; A IP; Sigma Pi Sigma; ACM; Photo Club; Curators Award; Carter United Club Scholarship G RAH AM, Thomas W. - CE Wardeii, Mo. GRAHAM, William J. - CE Frcdericktown, Mo. GDI; Fifty- niners Club; ASCE; Secretary, Corre- sponding Secretary; MS PE; Chi Epsilon, Curator’s Award GREEN-, Robert E. - CE Caruthersville, Mo. GREEN, William J. - CE St. Louis, Mo. GDI; Fifty -niners Club, Board of Control; ASCE GREER, Dennis L. - EE Norris City, 111. GDI; Fifty- niners Club; Tau Beta Pi, Treasurer; Eta Kappa Nik Vice President; Steinmesch Memo- rial Scholarship; Second Honors; Dean ' s List G REGORY Charles A. - PHYS Roll a. Mo. Grady, R.L. Graham. T. W. Graham, G.R. Graham, W.J. Graham, G.A. Green, R E, Seniors GREGORY. William Barry - MATH Carthage. Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club, Board of Directors GRIDER, James T, - METN Caledonia, Mo. MRHA; ASM; ATME; NES GRUENLOH, James F. - ME Florissant, Mo. GUADA, Francisco Javier - ME Caracus, Venezuela MRFIA; SAE; FELA, Vice President, Treasurer; International Fellowship GllELBERT, Wayne C. - ME Creve Coeur, Mo. Campus Club, President, Board of Governors; AIAA; SAE; ASME; IK; Phi Eta Sigma, Corre- sponding Secretary; Pi Tau Sigma; Blue Key; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Kappa Phi; Student Council; ICC; Stu- dent Union Board, Publicity Committee; Newman Club; Independents; General Motors Scholarship; American Power Conference Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; First Honors Award GULICK. Matthew - EE Joplin, Mo. GDI; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Theta Kappa; Curator s Scholarship; Alumni Scholarship G U V EN J R . Ya vuz Meh met - C E I stanbu l , Turkey GDI; Shamrock Club; ASCE; International Fellow- ship, Vice President GUY, John Leroy - MATH St, Joseph, Mo. Triangle, Assistant Treasurer; Alpha Phi Omega; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Dodd Foundation Scholarship; Y n l rki l ' iP A 1BI4 Pj4 4 n C f InCf Green, W.J. Gregory, W.B. Greer, D.L. Gregory, CA. Grider, J.T, Gruenloh, j P F, I IACKMUTH, Henry K. - CH E Bartlesville, Okla. HACKE, Kenneth P. - ME St. Louis, Mo, Shamrock Club HAILEY, John L. - GEOL St. Louis, Mo. GDI; Fifty-niners; C. L. Dake Society; Spelunkers; Newman Club HALL, Ronald W, - EE St. Louis, Mo. HALLETT, Michael Dean - EE Kansas City, Mo, Engineers ' Club; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi ; Pershing Rifles, Expansion Officer 316 HANSEN, Charles Milton - ME St. Joseph, Mo, Sigma Phi Epsilon; ASME; Alpha Phi Omega, Sec- retary; Theta Tan, President, Guard; Blue Key; IFC, Vice President; Miner, Secretary, Business Manager; Curator ' s Scholarship; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities HANSEN, Stanley Severin II - PHYS St. Joseph, Mo, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice President, Rush Chair man; Student Union Literary and Music Commit- tee; Publicity Committee; Alpha Phi Omega; IK; Page Trainer; Miner; AIAA; A IP, President, Sec- retary; National Science Foundation Undergradu- ate Research Participation Grant; Alumni Asso- ciation Scholarship; First Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma, Historian; Sigma Pi Sigma, Membership Chairman; Blue Key; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities HARBIN, Robert Lee - CE Kansas City, Mo ASCE; Chi Alpha, President; Curator ' s Award HARDIE, Madonna - CE St. Louis, Mo ASCE; MSPE; Society of Women Engineers; Chi Epsilon; Curator ' s Award; Washington University Scholarship; Dean ' s List HARDIE, Michael G. - CE Ozark, Mo, Kappa Sigma, Secretary; ASCE; Vice President, Treasurer; MSPE; Alpha Phi Omega, Secretary; Miner; Newman Club; Dean ' s List HARDY, Michael E - CH E St. Louis, Mo, GDI; MRHA; Tech Club; AIChE; Alpha Chi Sigma, Reporter; St. Pat ' s Board; Student Coun- cil, Treasurer; Spelunkers Club; Russian Club; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities HARMON, James Roger - ME Steelville, Mo Chi Alpha, Vice President HARMON, Larry Gene HARMON, Leslie - CER Sullivan, Mo. Campus Club; ACS, President, Treasurer; Kera- mos. Secretary; J. B. Arthur Award Guada, F.J, Guvenir, Y.M. Hacke, K.P. Guelbert, W.C Guy, J.L Hailey, J.L. Gulick, M.C. Hachmuth, H.K. Hall, R. Hallett, M.D, Hansen, CM ' , Hansen, S.S. Harbin, R.L. Hardie, M. G Hardte, M G. Hardy, M.E Harmon, J R. Harmon, L G. Harmon, L, 317 o S e n i r s HARMON, Robert L-EE Veteran, U.S Air Force St. James, Mu. HATCHER, Paul Thomas MET Kirkwood, Mo, HAYES, Danny Martin -ME Hayden, Mo. HE A BERLIN, Allen Lee EE Kirksvilie, Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club; MSPE; IEEE; Blue Key; Alpha Phi Sigma; Gamma Delta; Band; Chess Club; Clarinet Choir; Curator ' s Transfer Award; Regents Scholarship; Physics Award HEDDIN, William J. -GEO L Thayer, Mo. Fifty miners; SAME; SEG; AlP; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Honorary Member. Sigma Pi Sigma; C.L. Dake Society; Chi Alpha, Vice President; Radio Club; Curator ' s Scholarship; Socoiiy- Mobil Scholarship; V.H. McNutt Scholarship HEFFERLY, Gerald E.-EE Granite City, III. Triangle, President, Treasurer; IEEE; Circle K; Eta Kappa Nu; ROTC Band; Honor List Harmon, R,L. Heaberlin, A.L. Hatcher, P.T, Hedden, W.J. Hayes, D.M, Hefferly, G.E. Heflin, L.S. Heimel, M.C Hekmat, M, Helmkamp, L.L. Hennecke, E.W. I lennenhoefer, T, Hennkson, E.L. Henson, C A, Herbold, AE. HEFLIN, Larry Smith -E ' E Jefferson City, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha; A IP; Alpha Phi Omega; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma; Student Council; Stu- dent Union Recreation Committee; Curator ' s Award HEIMEL, Michael Charles-CE Independence, Mo, GDI; Shamrock Club; ASCE; Dean ' s List; Mi lorn W, Bek ins Scholarship HEKMAT, Moll sen PET E Tehran, Persia AIME; SPE; Sports Car Club; Honor List HELMKAMP, Lyndell L.-EE Moro, III GDI; Independents; Tech Club; IEEE, t reasurer. Executive Board; Alpha Phi Omega, Sgt. at Arms, Historian; Circle K; Amateur Radio Club, Treas- urer, President; Gamma Delta, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer; Honors List; Southern Illinois University Scholarship and Activity Award; Illinois State Scholarship. Honorary Scholarship; Glee Club HENNECKE, Edward W.-CHEM Gordonville, Mo. MRHA, Governor, Electron Committee Chairman; GDI; Shamrock Club; W. T, Schrenk Society Vice President; Dean ' s List HENNENHOEFER. Thomas G.-ME Normandy, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary; ASME; AlAA; Alpha Phi Omega. Historian; Blue Key; Theta Tau; IK, Recorder; Pi Tau Sigma; Miner, Secre- tary; Newman Club; Freshman of the Year; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities HENRIKSON, Ralph L.-EE Kankakee, III. MRHA; Judicial Board. House Scholastic And Elections Chairman; IEEE; Wesley Foundation HENSON. Chester A. Jr, CE Williamsville, Mo. Acacia, President First Vice President, Second Vice President. Corresponding Secretary, Treas- urer; ASCE; SAME; St. Pat ' s Board; Dean ' s List; St, Pat ' s Knight 318 Herold, D Heviser, BJ. Hilgendorf, ILL. Hill, R.M. HERBGLD, August E.-MF Thayer, Mo. GDI; Fifty- nmers; SAE HEROLD, David A. -ME Kirkwood, Mo, Delta Tau Delta; ASME; SAE; Newman Club; ROTC Wings; Advanced ROTC HEUISER, Benny-CE Sikeston, Mo. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice President, Treasurer; ASCE; AIA A HICK AM, Michael J. HIC KEN BOTHAM, Harley D.-CH E Maplewood, Mo. Fifty- niners; ATChE; Alpha Chi Sigma, Recorder, Treasurer; Baptist Student Union, Vice President, Missions Chairman, Student Center Chairman; Dean s List HICKS, Ronald R.-CE East St. Louis, 111. ASCE HILGENDQRF, Robert L.-CE Bethalto, III. Sigma Nu; ASCE; Scabbard and Blade HILL. Roland M.-EE St, Louis, Mo. GDI; Fifty miners. Secretary. Board of Control; IEEE; Student Housing Committee, Secretary, Chairman; St, Pats Board; Dean ' s List; Mon- santo Chemical Company Scholarship HODGES, Pbil-CH E Warson Woods. Mo. Kappa Alpha; AIChE; Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Beta Pi HOFFMFISTFR, David C.-CH F Jackson, Mo, HOFMFISTER. Harry R.-ME ' Rolla, Mo. HOLIMAN. David D.-EE Glendale, Mo. GDI; MRHA; Tech Club; IEEE; Eta Kapp Nu, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Merit Scholarship HOLLANDER, William David MET Centraha, Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha; AFS; AIChE; ASM; A! ME; Alpha Phi Omega; Kappa Kappa Psi, Vice Presi- dent; Alpha Sigma Mu; Rollamo Board; Band; Glee Club; A.R. Chance Co. Engineering Scholarship; Dean ' s List. HOLLENBERG, G. W. Hickam. MJ, Htckenbotham, H,D, Hicks, R.R. Hodges, P.F, Hoffmeister, D C, Hofmeister, H R. Hoi l man, D.D. Hollander, W.D. Hdlenberg, G.W. 319 HOUSER, Donald James ■ CE Sc. Louis, Mo. Holman, T L. Hottgreve, J.C. Hopkins, WJ, Hornbuekle, J.C. Horne, G.H. House, H.L, H LIBER. Thomas V. - ME St, Louis, Mo, Delta Sigma Phi, Vice President; IEEE; SAE; ASME; Phi Eta Sigma; Curator ' s Award; Dean s List HUGHES, Harold - CE Miflsmdt, III. Sigma Pi; ASCE HUGHES, Virgil W. Jr. - PHYS Lead wood. Mo, Engineers ' Club; Chi Alpha; Robert Emmett Dye Scholarship HUNTER, Herbert E. - EE Kansas City. Mo. IEEE; GDI; MRHA HURLEY, Timothy J. ■ MET Cedar Falls, Iowa GDI; Tech Club; Student Council; EEF Scholar- ship; Dean ' s List HUTCHESON, Donald W. - ME De Soto, Mo. Shamrock Club; SAE; ASME; Pi Tau Sigma, Vice President; Baptist Student Union, President, Sec- retary, Enlistment Chairman HYDE. N C HYDZIK, Richard M. - EE Jennings, Mo. Theta Chi; IEEE; Alpha Phi Omega; IFC; Dean s List HOLMAN, Terry J, ME Lamar, Mo. Shamrock Club; SAE; ASME; AIAA; Pi Tau Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Christian Science Or- ganization HOLTGREVE, Jame C EE Collinsville, 113. GDI; Tech Club; IEEE; Pershing Rifles; Drill Team; Dean s List HOPKINS, Wayne J, - ME St. Louis, Mo. ASME; SAE; AIAA; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi, Treasurer, Vice President; Phi Kappa Phi HORNBUCKLE, Jack C - EE East St. Louis, III. Delta Sigma Phi; IEEE; Alpha Phi Omega; Scab- bard and Blade; Student Council; M Club; Chicago Tribune Award; Varsity Basketball HORNE, Gary H. - EE Piedmont, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma, Vice President. Treasurer. Steward; IEEE; MSPE; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi. Curator ' s Scholarship; Dean ' s List HOUSE. Hartford L. - CH E Bonne Terre, Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club, Board of Control; AIChE; IK, President. Regional President; Glee Club; Secretary, President; St. Joseph Lead Company Scholarship; Student Council Committee Houser, DJ. Hughes, V.W. Huber, T,W Hunter, H E. Hughes. H E. Hurley, T.J, 320 Hutcheson. D. W. Hyde, N. C. Hydztk, R. M. Seniors JACKSON, Roland Otto - MET N St. Louis. Mo. Engineers ' Club; ASM-AIME; Alpha Sigma Mu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Student Council; NES, Treasurer; Alcoa Foundation Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; First Honors Award JACQUIN, Kenneth - EE St. Louis, Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club; IEEE; Dean ' s List Iguaran, N. Inman, P. L. Jackson, R. O. Jacquin, K. J. Jarrett, W. J. Johnson, E. Jain, S. C. Jennings, F. W. Johnson, H, E, January, G. L, Johler, C. B. Johnson, O. E. JAIN, Suresh C - ME Bombay, India Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; India Association JANUARY, Garry Lee ■ EE St. Louis, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha, President; IEEE; M Club, Treasurer; Key Club; Alpha Phi Omega; Theta Tau; IFC; Lion ' s Club Freshman Football Schol- arship JARRETT, Walter J. - ME Brentwood, Mo. MRHA; SAE; AIAA; Pi Tau Sigma; Photo Club, President; Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship, President, Vice President; KMSM-EM Program Director; Dean ' s List JENNINGS, Floyd W, II - CH E War re neon. Mo. Shamrock Club; AIChE; Scabbard and Blade; Alpha Chi Sigma; Wesley Foundation, President, Vice President Raiders, Commanding Officer; Curator ' s Award; Armed Forces Chemical Asso- ciation Award; DMS JOHLER, Craig - CH E East Alton, 111. GDI; Fifty miners; AIChE; Alpha Chi Sigma, Re- corder; Tau Beta Pi ; Phi Kappa Phi JOHNSON, Edward - EE St. Louis, Mo. GDI; MRHA; IEEE JOHNSON. Herman F. Jr. - ME St. Ann, Mo, Fifty- niners; AIAA; SAE JOHNSON, Orville E, ME Jefferson City, Mo, Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer; SAE; ASTME; Secretary INMAN, Paul L. - CER Rolla, Mo. Fifty- niners; ACS; Independents; Prospector ' s Club; Dean ' s List IGUARAN, Nnrberto - GEOL Colombia South America Campus Club; FEE A, Treasurer; International Fellowship 321 KALASKIE, Frank E. ■ ME Alton. Ill, Tech Club, President; ASME; St. Pat ' s Board; ICC KALHORN, Gene E. - ME St, Louis, Mo, Kappa Sigma, President, Vice-President. Rush Chairman; ASME, President, Vice-President; SAE; Alpha Phi Omega; Theta Tau. Vice-Presi- dent; IFC, President, Secretary; Student Union Board, Vice-President, Treasurer, Recreational Director; Who ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities; Uncon Oil Schol- arship; Curator ' s Award and Scholarship K AMMAN, James Harry - ME St. Louis, Mo, GDI; Tech Club; AlAA; Tau Beta Pi, Vice-Presi- dent; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Tau Sigma, Correspond- ing Secretary; Phi Eta Sigma; Glee Club; Cura- tor ' s Award; First Honors KARBERG, Alan F. - CE St, Louis, Mo. Fifty-miners; ASCE; GDI; SAE KASTEL, Richard L, - ME St, Louis, Mo, Phi Kappa Theta; ASME; SAE; Alpha Phi Omega; Theta Ta u ; Miner ; Roll a mo ; K M S M - F M ; Student Union Board; Dean s List; Newman Club; Glee Club; MRHA; Independents. Johnson, P. E. Jones, ). P. Johnson, S. S. Jones, L, E. Seniors JOHNSON, Paul Edward - METN St. Charles. Mo. GDI. Fifty- tuners; NES. Secretary; Scabbard and Blade; First Honors; Dean ' s List; Student Union Billiards Tournament, First Place JOHNSON. Stephen S. - CE Paris, III. JONES. James H. - CH E Belleville, 111. AIChE; Alpha Chi Sigma, Reporter; Phi Kappa Phi; Dean ' s List; First Honors JONES, James P, - ME Springfield, 111. JONES, Larry Edward - MET Milan, lenn. JONES, Ronald E. - MET Wentzville, Mo, Theta Xi; IFC JONES, William R. - ME Florissant, Mo, JOSLIN, Tom L, - EE St. Louis, Mo, Sigma Pi, Secretary, Parliamentarian; IEEE; Miner JUNGMEYER. Ernest W. - CE Jefferson City, Mo, GDI; Campus Club; ASCE; MSPE KAHRS. Jeffrey - CHEM Sedalia, Mo. W. T. Schrenk Society; Kappa Kappa Psi, Vice- President; Golden Eagles Sky Divers; Curator ' s Award KAISER, Kenneth W, - EE Sedalia, Mo. IEEE, Shamrock Club; Scabbard and Blade; Miner; Gamma Delta, President, Vice-President, Treasurer ; Spel unkers Club; ROA Award; Dean s List Jones, J, H. Jones, R, E. Jones, W. R. Joslen. T. L. jungmeyer, E. W. Kahrs, J. W. Kaiser, K. W. Kalaskie, F. R. KASTEN, Donald Gene - EE Jackson, Mo, Shamrock. Board of Directors; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Wesley Foundation; Lucy Wortham James Scholarship; Second Honors; Dean s List KAUFFMAN. Jim - MATH Princeton. Mo. ACM; Baptist Student Union. Enlistment Chair- man; Deans List; Intramural Sports; College Bowl League KAZEML Morteze - EE Tehran, Iran Iranian Student Association. President; Deans List; International Fellowship 322 KEEVE, Fred EE St- Louis, Mo, GDI; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean s List KEHRMAN, Robert F. - GEOL St. Louis, Mo; Campus Club; ACM, Vice-President; SEG; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Recording Secretary; Tau Beta Pi; Newman Club, President, Editor; Fifty -timers; V, H. McNutt Undergraduate Scholarship; V. H. McNutt Summer Field Camp Scholarship KELLER, Michael L. CH E Olivette, Mo, MRHA, President, Vice-President; AIChE, Treasurer; Alpha Chi Sigma, Vice-President; Scabbard and Blade; Student Union Board, Recre- ation Director; Independents; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Dean s List; Junior Executive Forum K ELTON, Frank W, - ME Centraha, Mo, KEMPER, Wayne W. EE Berger, Mo, Campus Club; Curator s Award KESH, Ajit Kumar - MET Durgapur, India KEY, Patrick C, - ME Rolla, Mo. KEYMANN, David J. - GEOL Steelville, Mo, GDI; M R H A ; Ca m pus Cl ub; S AE ; Spd u nkers Club, ROTC Raiders KIEFFER, John - M ATH St. Louis, Mo. MRHA; Engineers ' Club; IK. Chancellor; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi KINCAID, Carl L. - ME St. Louis. Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon, President, Recorder; Theta Tau, Secretary, Corresponding Secretary; Pi Tau Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Blue Key, President. Vice-President, Alumni Secretary; IK. Presi- dent; I PC. Vice-President; Miner; Student Union Social Committee; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities; AS ME; Who ' s Who in College Frater- nities; St. Pat ' s Knight; Greek Week God (Hades) KING, Eliot - M ATH New York, N Y, Fifty- niners; ASME; ASM; SHC; Kappa Mu Epsilon KING, Randall K. - EE Kansas City, Mo. GDI; Prospector ' s Club; IEEE, Vice-President, Secretary; Eta Kappa Nu, Initiation Chairman; Tau Beta Pi, Initiation Chairman; Radio Club; Victor Wilson Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Dean ' s List; Intramural Track Kalhorn, G. Kastel, R. L. Kazeni, M, Kamman, J. Kasten. D. G Keeve, F. H, Karberg, A. E. Kauffman, J. L, Kehrman, R. F. Keller, M. Keymann, D. J. Kdton, F. W. Kieffer, J. C. Kemper. W, W Ki ncaid, G. L. Kesh, A. K, King, E. Key, P. C. King, R K. 323 Seniors KINOSHITA, Ronald H. - CE Hawaii MR HA, Judicial Board; GDI; ASCE; MS PE; Ad- vanced ROTC; PMS Award; Dean s List KISO James L, - ME California, Mo, KISSEL, David R. MET St, Louis, Mo, KlZER, Thomas L, - ME KLADIVA. Alien J. UNCL Harrisburg, III KNFPLER t John Richard - PET E Jacksonville, III. GDI, Board of Governors; MRHA; Engineers’ Club, Secretary. Board of Control; SPE, Secre- tary, Vice-President, President; ACM: A I ME; Alpha Phi Omega. Treasurer, Sgt. at Arms, Scouting Committee; Pi Epsilon Tau, Executive Vice-President; Newman Club, Secretary; Raiders; Dean T $ List KOEDERITZ. Leonard - CH E St, Louis. Mo. Kappa Sigma, Guard; Circle K Club. Pledge Trainer; M Club; Alpha Chi Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; Curator’s Award; Dean’s List; Varsitv Track Kiso J, L. Kissel, D R, Kladiva, A, J, Knelper, J, R, Kinoshita, R, H. Ki .er, T. L, KOLCH INSKY, Neal - ME St. Louis. Mo. Sigma Pi. Historian, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman, Athletic Chairman; AIAA; SAE; AS ME KORB, Michael C. - MIN Perry, Ohio Sigma Alpha Epsilon; AIME; Don B. McCloud Memorial Scholarship KRASKE, Leroy E. - ME Belleville, III. KRAUS, Norman V. - EE Antonia, Mo, Kappa Sigma, President, Treasurer; IEEE; Cu- rator ' s Award KROGSTAD, Wilbur I). Jr, - EE Richland. Mo. GDI; MRHA; Engineers ' Club; IEEE; Spelunkers KUHNER, Phillip H, - ME Troy, Mo. KUNKEL, Richard R - MATH St. Louis, Mo. GDI; Fifty miners; ACM, Vice-President, Mem- bership Chairman; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Historian; IK, President, Vice-President; Newman Club; Dean ' s List LAMM I, Alan W. - COMP. SCI. Kirkwood, Mo. Phi Beta Iota LANDRY, Ralph R, - ME Webster Groves, Mo, Theta X i , Secretary ; AIAA; SAE; N ES LANE, Milton R, - EE LANGLEY, Elwood - ME LANGSDORF, Lloyd L. - EE LARSON, William - ME GDI; Campus Club; SAE; Spelunkers St. Louis, Mo. Searcy, Ark, A f ft on. Mo. Berwyn, III. LAUCK, Vincent M. ■ ME St. Louis, Mo. LAUFER, Wayne - CE Millstadt, 111. Sigma Pi; ASCE; St, Pat ' s Board 324 Koederitz, L, Kraske, L, E. Kuhncr, P H Kolchinskv. N. D. Kraus, N. V. KunkeL R K. Korb, M. C. K rogstad, W. 1 . Lammi, A. W. Landry, R. R. Lauck, V. M. Lane, M R. Laufer, W. Langley, E, T. LaulettaJ. F, La ngsdbrf, L. L, Lazarus, L. J. Larson, W. Learning, G. D. LAULETTA, John F, GEOL Staten Island, N.Y. MRHA. Lt, Governor House Three; Shamrock Club; SEG; SAME; Honor List; DMS LAZARUS, Lloyd jay - ME New York City. N. Y. Sigma Pi, Pledge Trainer; ASMF; SAE; AIAA; MSPE; Alpha Phi Omega; Miner; Student Union Board, Social Literary and Music, Publicity Committees LEA MING, George Denton - CE Lockwood, Mo Sigma Phi Epsilon, Chaplain; St. Pat ' s Board Lebo,J. M. Ledbetter, j. E. Ledbetter, R. M. LE BO , | ero me M . - CE St re ate ir , 111. Theta Xi. Treasurer, Rush Chairman. Athletic Manager; ASCE; SAME, President, Vice-Presi- dent; Scabbard and Blade; Student Union Publicity Committee; DMS; Dean ' s List; Radio Announcer LEDBETTER James E. - EE West Plains, Mo. GDI; Fifty- rimers; IEEE; Tati Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu, Secretary; International Fellowship; Cura- tors Scholarship; UMR Honor Award; Deans List LEDBETTER, Ronald M. - MET Cahokia, 111 Pi Kappa Alpha. Secretary, Pledge Master; AES, President, Secretary. Treasurer; A I ME; ASM; SA E ; Circle K Cl uh, Vice- Preside n t ; Pledge master; Alpha Phi Omega; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Sigma Mu; Blue Key, Treasurer, Alumni Secre- tary; Rolls mo; Student Union Social Committee; ROTC Band; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Dean ' s List; ALCOA Scholarship; Foundry Education Founda- tion Scholarship 325 LESLIE, Thomas J. - ME St. Louis. Mo, Delta Sigma Phi, Secretary; SAE; ASMB; SAME; AES; Student Union Board, President, Literary and Music Director; Foundry Education Founda- tion Scholarship LETT, Donald Wayne - EE GDI; Shamrock Club Bates City, Mo, LEWIS, Anthony K. - ME St Charles, Mo, Shamrock Club; Chi Alpha Lee B. C Lee, P. E. Lee, Y. L Lehman, A. R. Leininger, D. W. Lennox, K. L. LEWIS, Harold R. - CH E Desbge Mo. GDI; Prospector s Club; AIChE; Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Theta Kappa; Curator ' s Scholarship LEWIS, Leland ■ CE Washington, Mo. GDI; Fifty miners. President; ASCE; ICC; Inde- pendents; M“‘ Club; Scabbard and Blade; Var- sity Baseball LEWIS, Robert J. - ME Cantwell, Mo. GDI; Prospector ' s Club; Spclunkers; Curator ' s Award LEX A, Anthony - EE St, Louis, Mo. Phi Kappa Theta; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Tan Beta Pi ; Phi Kappa Phi LINDSEY, Richard M. - GEOL Kirkland, III. GDI; Prospectors Club; SEG, Treasurer; IK; Texaco Scholarship; Dean s List LINK, Stanley C. - CE Jefferson City, Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club; ASCE LEE, Bonnie - CHEM St. Louis, Mo. W. T. Scbrenk Society. Secretary -Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi Woman ' s Badge LEE, Patrick E. - CHEM Imperial. Mo, W. T. Schrenk Society, President, Vice-President LEE, Young 13 - EE Seoul, Korea LEHMAN Arthur R. Jr, - EE Marsisa, II! Campus Club. President. Vice-President, Board Member; IEEE; Scabbard and Blade; ICC Presi- dent. Treasurer; GDI; Dean ' s List LEININGER, Daniel W. - CER Belleville, III. Fifty miners; ACS, Secretary; Keramos; Tau Beta Pi; Pershing Rifles. Commanding Officer, Execu- tive Officer. $-4; Scabbard and Blade; Baptist Student Union; Walsh Refractories Carp, Scholar- ship; Harbison- Walker Scholarship; DMS; Sons of the American Revolution Award; Superior Cadet Award LENNOX. Kenneth Lee - EE Lake Bluff, III, GDI; Prospector ' s Club; IEEE; Radio Club, Vice President Leslie, T.J. Lewis. I L R- Lett, D. W Lewis, L. Lewis. A. K. Lewis, R. L 326 Lexa, A. F. Lindsey R. M. o r s S e n i LOCKWOOD. D W. - ME St. Louis. Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Comptroller; ASME LOG EL, William R. Jr. - ME Webster Groves, Mo. Lirtle, A. Lloyd. J . IX Lockwood, D. W. LOGIE, James R. - CE Webster Groves, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma, Vice-President, Secretary. Steward; ASCE; NS PE; Student Council; Newman Club; Dean ' s List LUDWIG. Loony Lee - CE Columbia, III. Phi Beta Iota. Secretary, House Manager; ASCE; C fu Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; Student Council; Dean ' s List LJ IT LE. Alan - ME Carlin vtlfe. 111. GDI; Shamrock Cluh; Business Manager; SAE; Pi Ta u Sigma, Trea surer; ICC LLOYD. Jones David - EE Ellington, Mo. LYONS, Gerald J . - GEOL New Haven, Ind. GDI; Shamrock Club; C L. Dake Society; Spe- lunkcrs. Vice-President LYONS, Helen - MATH Met , Mo. WRH, President, Vice-President; Shamrock Club; SWE t Secretary ‘Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi Wom- an s Badge MABRY, Deway tie P. CE Naylor, Mo. GDI; Engineers ' Club; Student Union Social Com- mittee MAC HENS, Thomas L. - ME Portage Des Sioux, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon, A I A A; ASME; SAE M AN K, James F. - ME Salisbury, Mo. Campus Club; ASME; SAE; Dean ' s List; Sterling raff Branson Scholarship Logel, W. R. Lyons, G. J, Muchens. T. L Logie, j, R. Lyons, H. L Mank, J. F. Ludwig, L. L. Mabry, D, P. Manning, H. MANNING, Howard - CE Los Angeles, Calif. 327 McCAW, D. W, - PETR Seedville, IJL GDI; MRHA; Campus Club; Tech Club; 5PE, Sec- retary, Vice-President: Pi Epsilon Tau, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; AIAA; Blue Plate Award; Dean ' s List McCLURG, Ralph - ME Verona, Mo. Eifty-niners; GDI; SAE McCOY, Robert John, Jr. - ME St. Louis, Mo, Pi Kappa Alpha; ASTME, Secretary; ASME: SAE; Alpha Phi Omega; Rollamd Board, Associate Edb tor; Second Honors McCRAE; Robert F. - EE Farmington, JIL GDI; Tech Club: IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Wesley Foundation, Treasurer; State Representative; Missouri Methodist Student Movement. State President McFERRIN, Larry - ME Odessa, Mo. Shamrock Club; AST ME McGINNIS, Jimmie D. - EE Raytown, Mo, IEEE; SEG; Eta Kappa Nu; Eta Kappa Nu Award; Honor List Manor, L, F. Mason, R, H. Manita, R. W, Massey, D. K. Matin, T. G. Massey, L. Seniors MANOR, Leroy F. - ME Rock Hill, Mo, Kappa Sigma; ASME; AIEE-JRE; MSPE; DOMOC-President MANT1A, Richard W, - PETR St, Louis, Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club; AIChE; SPE; A I ME; Kappa Phi MARTIN, Thomas G. ■ ME St, Louis, Mo, MASON. Benjamin H. - EE Sikes ton, Mo, IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu MASSEY. Donald Keith - ME Rolla. Mb, MASSEY, Larry - ME St. Louis, Mo, Fifty miners; SAE MATH ESt John A, - CE Belleville, III. ASCE; Chi Epsilon; Dean ' s List; Second Honors Award MATTHES, Harold D, - GEOPHYS De Soto, Mo, GDI; Prospector ' s Club; SEG, Vice-President; A1ME; MSPE; ASAR Company Scholarship; Sec- ond Honors Award; Dean s List MAI IN E, Curtis A CH E London, England Shamrock Club; AIChE; First Honors MAY. Joseph Amos - ME Joplin, Mo. McCARTY, Bill - EE Dexter, Mo, Engineers ' Club; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Curator’s Award Mathes, J. A. May, J. A. Matches, H. D, Maune, C. A. McCarty, B, W. McCaw, D, W, MrGRADY, Charles H, - CE Washington, D, C. GDI; MRHA; Tech Club; Independents. President; ASCE; MSPE; M Club, President; St, Pat’s Board; Student Council; Lettered in Football McILNAY, James S, - COMP SCI Florissant, Mo, Campus Club; AIR; AC M; Scabbard and Blade McLAIN, Robert Lynn - EE Rolla, Mo, McLEOD, Michael Brian - EE Sedalia, Mo, 328 McMILLEH, Thomas Michael - CE Rolla, Mo. Phi Beta Iota, Secretary, Assistant Pledge Trainer, Chairman Greek Week Committee, President of Executive Council, Vice-President, Rush Chairman; ASCE; MS PE; AJAA; Scabbard and Blade; KMFA- Radio; Affton PTA Scholar- ship; Curator ' s Scholarship; Dean ' s List McMILLIAN. Robert Kent - ME Deepwater, Mo, GDI; Prospectors Cub, Board of Directors, Intramural Manager; ASME; MSPE McWILLIAMS. Daniel N. - CH E St. Joseph. Mo, MEDLIN, James M. - GEOL Centralia, II!. GDI; Engineer ' s Club; SEG, Treasurer; C, L Dake Society MEINERSHAGEN, Lynn E. - EE Independence, Mo. MRHA Governor, Chairman of Radio Committee, Personnel Assistant; IEEE; ACM; Alpha Phi Omega; Scabbard and Blade, Vice-President; Canterbury Club MEISENHElMER James K - CE Decatur, III. Shamrock Club, Treasurer, Board of Directors; ASCE; MSPE; Chi Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; Baptist Student Union, Freshman Council Presi- dent, Enlistment Chairman, Devotional Chairman; Dean ' s List MENKE, Sanford - ME New Haven, Mo, GDI; MRHA; Engineers Club; SAE; Dean ' s List MERRELL, Dale - CE Rolla, Mo. MSPE; ASCE MERTENS. Thomas L, - CE Jefferson City, Mo. Phi Kappa Theta, Vice-President; ASCE; Cura- tor ' s Award M EZINES, Steven A. - PHYS St. Louis. Mo. GDI. Board of Control; MRHA, House Officer; Fifty- nmers; A IP; Kappa Kappa PsL Treasurer; Student Union Board, Literary and Music Com- mittee; Spclunkers Club; UMR-ROTC Football. Concert and Military Bands McClurg, R. W. McCoy, R.J. McCrae, R, F, McFerrin, L. L. McGinnis J. D. Me Grady, C. H. Mcllnay, J. S. McLain, R. L. McLeod ' M. B. Me Mi lien, T, M Meisenheiner.J. K. McMilhan, R. K. Menke, S, H , McWilliams, D. N Merrell, D. R. Medlin J. M Meinershagen, L. E. Mertins, T, L. Mexines, S. A, 329 Seniors MIER, Tom T.-GEOL Park Ridge, 111. MIKE LI ON IS, Lawrence j.- CH E Gary, Ind. GDI; Tech Club; AIChF; IK; Alpha Chi Sigma; Student Council; Dean’s List; Varsity Manager for Football, Basketball, Track MILLER, Charles A-CE Affton. Mo. Acacia; ASCE; NSPE; Christian Science Organi- zation, President. Treasurer MILLER, Dannie D.-CE Cassville, Mo. GDI; Prospector ' s Club; ASCE MILLER, Edward D. , II - EE Forrest City, Ark. GDI; Campus Club; IEEE; IK; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Band; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; UMR Honor Award MILLER, Gerald R.-CE Rolla, Mo. Delta Tau Delta; ASCE; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Wesley Foundation; Spelunkers Mier, T. T. Mikdionis, L, J, Miller, C. A. Miller, D. D Miller, E, D. Miller, G. B. Miller, N R. Mingo, R. R. Mister, G. L. Miller. $, P, Miscoine, E, D, Moffett, L. H. Mills, R. M. Mitchell, F L. Montrey , H, M . MILLER, Norman R.-ME Joplin, Mo, GDI; Prospector’s Club; ASME; SAE; IK; Persh- ing Rifles; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma, Presi- dent; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Kappa Phi Book PI a te A wa rd ; Sy l v i a W . For n ey Sc hola r s h i p ; Machine Company Scholarship; Curator’s Schol- arship; Texaco Scholarship MILLER, S. Paul-CE Springfield, Mo. Engineers ' Club; ASCE, Vice President; NSPE, President; Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Joe B, Butler Alumni Scholarship; Curator ' s Award; Associated General Contractors Scholar- ship; Frank Flint Award MILLS. Robert M -EE Potosi, Mo, Sigma Nu; Curator ' s Scholarship MINGO. Robin R.-CE St. Louis, Mo Ml SCION E, Eugene- EE Brooklyn, N,Y, Triangle; I n t er na t i o n a I Fellowsh i p , Secretary ; Dean ' s List MITCHELL, Floyd L.-ME Rapid City, S,D, MRHA, Board of Governors; SAE; Pershing Rifles, S-2, S- 3; Scabbard and Blade MIZER, Glen L -CHEM Rolla, Mo. MOFFETT, Laird H.-EF Kansas City, Mo Kappa Alpha; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi MONTREY, Henry M , 1 11-MATH St. Louii Mo, GDI; Prospector s Club, Board of Directors, In- tramural Manager, Secret ary -Treasurer; SAME; IEEE- IRE; Scabbard and Blade; Military Ball Board, Publicity Chairman; Student Union Com- mittee; Varsity Tennis Letter man 330 Moore, J, W. Morgan, R, j. Moser, M. L, Mudd, D. P. Mork, D A, Morshedi, A. Morton, R. B, Muehh E, S, Mueller, D, L, Mueller, S, C MOORE, James William-CH E Liberty, Mo. MRU A. Personnel Assistant; AIChE, President, Secretary; Alpha Chi Sigma, President, Secre- tary; IK; Alpha Chi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Curator ' s Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Dean ' s List MORGAN. Roger James- EE IEEE MORK, Dean Albert- MATH MORSHEDL Abdolhamid-ME MORTON, Robert-EE Perry vi He, Mo. Holla, Mo. Abadan, Iran St, Louis, Mo, MOSER, Michael Leroy- CE Fortuna, Mo, GDI; Prospector ' s Club; ASCE; NSPE; Student Union Special Events Committee, Recreational Committee; Raiders; Varsity Football MUDD, Donald P.-ME Webster Groves, Mo. GDI: MRHA; SAE MUEHL, Edward Sidney-EE Rhineland, Mo, GDI; Tech Club; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu, Secretary; Tau Beta Pi, President; Phi Kappa Phi; Curator ' s Award; First Honors MUELLER, David Louis-EE Ste. Genevieve, Mo, Pi Kappa Alpha; IEEE, RoIJamo Board; Newman Club; Radio Club; Glee Club MUELLER, Steve C.-MET Hermann. Mo. Delta Sigma Phi, President, Vice-President, Treasurer; NES, Vice-President, Treasurer; ASM; A IMF, Secretary; Student Council; ASM Scholarship; Dean ' s List MUELLHAUPT, Elmer William, Jr. -EE Sc, Louis. Mo. Engineers ' Club; IEEE; Amateur Radio Club, Vice-President; Curator s Scholarship MULLER, A. E, MULLER, John M.-ME St. Louis, Mo, Muller, A. E. Muller. J, M, Mudlhaupt, E. W. 331 Munns, J. A, Munsell, M. M u nsey , J . E. Murray, B, M. Murray, T, C. Murrey, J, M. MURRAY, Theodore C-ME St. Louis, Mo, Phi Kappa Theta, Scholastic Chairman; SAE; Newman Club MURREY, jonte M -CE Lake Charles, La. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; ASCE MYERS, Howard William- MATH Freeport, N.Y. GDI; MRHA; Shamrock Club; AIChE; ACM; ACS; Roll a mo Board, Photographer; Wesley Foundation, Deputations Chairman; Glee Club; Esperanto Club; Spelunkers Club; Federation of Latin American Students, Honorary Member; Dean ' s List MYERS, Ralph Anhur-CE Rolla, Mo. Chi Epsilon, Marshal; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Curator ' s Award; Enoch R, Needles Scholar- ship; UMR Honors Award MYERS, Stephen E,-EE Glendale, Mo. MYERS. Wesley Ellis-CE Warrensburg, Mo. NAEGER, Donald G.-ME Farmington, Mo. GDI NALL, William M., Jr -ME St, Louts, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma, Secretary, Social Chairman; SAE MUNNS. John A, -MET Kansas City, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary, Asst. Secretary; ASM; NSPE; AFS; Al ME, President; NFS, Presi- dent; Alpha Phi Omega, President, Second Vice- President, Secretary, Corresponding Secretary; Alpha Sigma Mu, Vice-President; Theta Tau; Blue Key, Alumni Secretary; Tau Bela Pi; KMSM-FM, Announcer; Canterbury Club; Forensic Society; Student Union Literary and Music Committee; Deans List; Mar ley Company Scholarship; Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities MUNSELL, Marty B.-PHYS St. Joseph, Mo. MUNSEY, John E.-MET Springfield, Mo. Sigma Nu, Secretary; ASM, President; AIME- MET, Treasurer, Secretary; AFS; Alpha Phi Omega; Theta Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Sigma Mu, President; Who ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities; Kennecott Copper Corp, Scholarship MURRAY, Bill M. ME Billings, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha, Steward; ASME, Secretary, Vice-President, President; SAE; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma, Publicity Chairman; Curator ' s Scholarship; Caterpillar Scholarship; UMR Honor Award Myers, H. W. Myers, W. E. Myers, R. A. Naeger, D. G. Myers, S. E. Nall, W, M. 332 Nations, R. O. Naumann. F E 1 o r s NeagleJ. W. Sen NEAGLE, John W,-ME Summersville, Mo, ASME; SAE; Curator s Award NEET, Thomas Edward -CH E Independence, Mo, NELSON, David A. -ME Kirkwood, Mo, SAE; Scabbard and Blade Neet, T. E, Nelson, D. A. Nesslage, L. D. NATIONS. Reginald Owen-E MGT Apple Valley, Calif. Pi Kappa Alpha; ASCE; ACM; Rollamo, Editor- in-Chief, Associate Editor, Literary Editor; Var- sity Swimming Team NAUM ANN, Francis E.ME Jennings, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Dean ' s List; AIAA Netzer, J T, Nitsche, D.J. Norman. D. B. Neumann, C. J. Nitsche, W. W. North, R. A, New combe, j. L. Noble, L. S. Nuss, N. NESSLAGE, Larry Dale-EE St, Charles, Mo. IEEE NETZER. James T.-CE Billings, Mo, GDI; Prospector ' s Club; ASCE; Newman Club NEUMANN, Charles J., Jr.-PHYS Berkeley, Mo. NEWCOMBE, James L -ME Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Kappa Alpha; SAE, Treasurer; ASTME, Charter Chairman NITSCHE, Diane J.-CH E Court ois. Mo, Shamrock Club; Society of Women Engineers; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi Women ' s Badge; Coeds; Curator ' s Award and Scholarship NITSCHE, Walter W.-EE Alton, III. IEEE NOBLE, Lawrence S.-CH E Bridgeton, Mo, AICHE NORMAN, Donald B.-EE Bloomfield, Mo, Campus Club; IEEE NORTH, Robert A -EE Webster Groves, Mo, GDI; Shamrock Club; A I EE; IEEE; Phi Eta Sigma; Fifty-diners Club; Curator ' s Award; Dean ' s List; McDonnell Company, Co-Op NUSS, Norman- PET St. Louis, Mo, Tech Club, Secretary -Treasurer; SPE, Treas- urer; A I ME; Pi Epsilon Tau, President; GDI; ICC; Swimming Team 333 OZMENT, Charles B., III-EH Stonefort, III Engineers Club; GDI; IEEE; SAE PARKER, John A.R.-ME Rolla, Mo. PARKS James Larry ME Rolla, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary; Circle K, Presi- dent, Secretary; Pi Tan Sigma, Secretary; Tau Beta Pi; Blue Key; Student Council; BSU; M M Club; Golf Team; DMS; Reserve Officers Associ- ation Award; Chicago Tribune Award; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Dean ' s List; Curator ' s Award PATTERSON, Charles L.-MF Fredericktown, Mo. GDI; MRHA, Governor; AIAA; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Deans List; UMR Honors Award PEER, Daniel D.-EE Hannibal, Mo, Shamrock Club; IEEE; BSD, Secretary, Mission Chairman; Honor List PERRY, John Wilbur-C SC Trenton, Mo. Shamrock Club; GDI; MRHA; AIP; IEEE; SAE; ACM; Wesley Foundation; Curator ' s Scholarship; Lettered in Rifle Team PENDER, Stephen Neal-CE Farmington, Mo. GDI; Engineers ' Club; ASCE; NSPE Nussbaurn, G. M. Obney, G.E. Obradovits, F.C. O ' Malley, M. P. Oliver K. F. Otz,G. E. Seniors NUSSBALJM, Gene M -EE Cape Girardeau. Mo. GDI; Prospector’s Club; IEEE OBRADOVITS Frank C.-ME St. Louis, Mo. MRHA OLIVER, Kevin F.-ME West Orange, N J. Theta Chi, Vice-President, Historian, Scholastic Chairman; ASMF: St. Pat s Board; New Jersey State Scholarship; Dean ' s List OLNEY, Gerald E -EE Neosho, Mo, O MALLE Y, Michael P.-MF St, Louis. Mo, Phi Kappa Theta. Social Chairman, Assistant Steward; ASME; SAE; AIChE; Rollamo Board; Miner Board; Newman Club OTZ, Gary Edward -ME St, Louis Mo. Engineer’s Club OWENS, Charles David -PETR Benton, Ky. SPE; AIME; Pi Epsilon Tau, Vice-President, Phi Kappa Phi; Schlumberger Scholarship OWENS, Gary Stuart- EE Belleville 111, Campus Club; [FEE; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; GDI OWENS, Paul Thomas- EE Kirkwood, Mo, GDI; Shamrock Club; IEEE; Scabbard and Blade; Honor Roll; Co-Op, NASA OZBURN, Donald G -ME Pincknevville, III SAE; ASME Owens C. D Oweiu, G, S. Owens P. T. Ozburn, DC. Ozment, C B. Ill Parker J. PENDERGRASS, Nixon A, -EE EdwardsviJle, III. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary, Vice-President, Chaplain; Theta Tau; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu Presi- dent; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Rugby Club; Dean ' s List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award PEREZ, Charles E.,Jr.-ME Rolla, Mo. ASME; SHE; Scabbard and Blade; Sc Pat’s Board; IFC; Student Council; Miner; Rollamo; BSU; Pershing Rifles; Shamrock 334 PERKINS, Michael Ahm MET Milford, III Kappa Sigma, Guard; ASM ; A I ME; AFS, Ex ecuttve Committeeman; NES; Alpha Sigma Mu, Dean ' s List PERKINS, Richard A. MET Milford, III. Kappa Sigma, Secretary; ASM, Treasurer, Vice- President; A I ME; Alpha Phi Omega; Blue Key; Theta Pan; IK; Alpha Sigma Mu, Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Gannett Newspaper- boy Scholarship; Caterpillar Tractor Scholarship PERKINS, Terry Earl -MET Camden ton, Mo. MRHA; GDI; Engineers ' Club; AIME; Secretary; ASM; Spel tinkers PETERSON, Ronald- MET Ballwin, Mo, PET! FORD, Philip D - ME Aurora, Mo, Lambda Chi Alpha; ASME; SAE; Dean ' s List PE 1 RY, Jim C-ME St. Louis, Mo, GDI; Independents; Tech Club; Vice-President, Intramural Manager; ASME; St. Pat’s Board; In tra murals RETRY, Thomas M-CE Jefferson City, Mo, MRHA; Shamrock Club; GDI; ASCE; Chi Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; Military Ball Board; Wesley Foundation, President. State Pres- ident; Glee Club, Vice-President; UMR Madrigal Singers; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities PEE U FEE R, Allen F.-CE Crestwood, Mo, Pi Kappa Alpha; ASCE; Alpha Phi Omega, Sec- retary, First and Second Vice-President, Presi- dent; Outstanding Active PHILLIPS, Terrel l-METN MRHA; ANS; NES PICKETT, H. Kent- MATH Kappa Mu Epsilon PIROS, Ronald A lien- EE GDI; Fifty- tuners; Spelunkers PITCHFORD, Larry J.-CE Rolla, Mo. ASCE of Alpha Phi Omega Springfield, Mo, Stewartsville, Mo. Lem ay. Mo. Parks, j.L. Patterson, C L, Peer, D. D. Pe ery , J W Pender S. N. Pe nd e rgra ss N . A . Pcre , ( E, Perkins, M. A, Perkins, R, A. Perkins, T, E. Peterson, R. Pet i ford, P, D. Petry, J. C. Retry, T.M. Pfueffer, A. F. Phillips. T. T, Pickett, H. K. Piros, R. A. Pitchford, L,J. 335 Seniors PITT John M. . . MIN Dallas City, III. Campus Club; AIME President; Scabbard and Blade; Wesley Foundation, President, Vice- President; Deister Concentrator Company Schol- arship; Waatme Scholarship POGUE Jerry G. - CE Farmington, Mo. ASCE; Drifters POL, Victor - PHYS Cochabamba, Bolivia. S.A, Engineers Club; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi POMEROY, Wilford C. - EE Lutesville, Mo, GDI; Campus Club; IEEE; Eta Kappa Mu; Phi Kappa Phi; Varsity Rifle Team; Caterpillar Tractor Scholarship; Student Council Honor Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Var- sity Rifle Team Man of the Year PONDER, Perry R. - EE Iberia, Mo, Curator ' s Award PONNWTTZ, Alfred J. - GEQL Lincoln Park, NJ. Pitt J, M. Pomeroy, W, C Ponstjngl, A, J, Powell, D. W PridgeonJ. D. Porter J B. Powers, R. W. Jr. Privett, S, L. Potts, A, F. Prater, N. L. Prucha J, Pogue J, G, Pol, V, Ponder, P, R. Punnwitz, A J, PONSTINGL, August J - ME St. Louis, Mo. Phi Kappa Theta; Fifty miners; Shamrock Club; SAME; SAF; Rollamo Board; Newman Club; In- dependents; ROTC Band; Intramural Track; Rifle Team PORTER Joseph B - ME Rolla, Mo. GDI; ASME; SAE; Curator s Award; Dean’s List POTTS, Andrew F. ME Rolla, Mo. POWELL, Doyle Wayne - CE Springfield, Mo. Kappa Alpha, Vice-President, Rush Chairman, Ritualist; ASCE, Vice-President; NSPE; Alpha Phi Omega, President, Vice-President, Historian; Blue Key; Chi Epsilon; Miner; Student Union Board, Secretary; Dean’s List; Curator ' s Schol- arship; Honor Pledge, Kappa Alpha; Outstanding Active, Alpha Phi Omega; Who ' s Who Among Students in American College and Universities POWERS, Richard W, - ME Fenton, Mo. GDI; Tech Club; SAE PRATER, Mickey Lynn - PHYS Rolla, Mo. PRIDGEON, Joseph D. - CE Rolla, Mo, GDI, Secretary; ASCE; St Pat s Board PRIVETT, Stephen L EE Springfield, Mo. PRUCHA James - EE Lombard, III, GDI; IEEE PUL1S, Peter E. - ME West Nyack, N,Y, Theta Chi; SAME; ASME; ASTME; Theta Tau; St. Pats Board; IFC; International Fellowship; Raiders PU RDY, Paul - ME Harris, Mo. Government Scholarship 336 Pulis, P. E, Rankin, R. F. Purdy, P.J. Quaddumi N. T. Quick E. A. Ragland J, R. Rathbun, D. G. Ray J. A. Reading, S, H. Reilly, D. QADDWM1, Nader T. - ME Jerusalem Jordan SAP; GAS, President; International Fellowship Publicity Chairman QUICK, Edgar Alan - CER Christopher, III. RAGLAND, James R. MJNP Phillipsburg, Mo. RANKIN, Richard F. - CE Roll a. Mo, Fi fry- niners; ASCE; Scabbard and Blade, Sec- ond Lt.. Treasurer; Pershing Rifles, Drill Master, Assistant Drill Master, Assistant 5-1, Standard Squad Commander; DMS; Chicago Tribune Award; PMS Award RATHBUN, Donald G. - PHYS Whitehall, N Y, AIP; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma, Vice-President; Tau Beta Pi; Photo Club; Phi Kappa Phi Book Place Award RAY J. Alan - CE Spickard, Mo. Shamrock Club; ASCE; Chi Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; Military Ball Committee; Curator ' s Scholarship; Dean s List READING, Stephen Haney - EE Washington, D.C. GDI; Tech Club; Miner Board; Military Ball Board; Rugby Club; Air Force Air Society Grant; Honors List REILLY, Dennis - ME St. Louis Mo. Phi Kappa Theta; AS ME; SAE; Miner Board; Roll a mo Board; Newman Club REX, Dwayne E. - ME SAE; NSPE; Pi Tau Sigma; Curator s Award; Dean s List REYNOLDS, David W. - ME St. Louis Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma, Secretary; Rush Chairman; SAE; Curator s Scholarship; Dean ' s List REYNOLDS, William R. Jr, ME Kansas City, Mo. A1AA; ASME Rex, D. £, Reynolds, D. W. Reynolds, W, R, 337 RILEY, John David - CE Stedeville, III. Pi Kappa Alpha; ASCE; SAME; Scabbard and Blade; Miner; Varsity Baseball ROEMER. Edward A, ME Rolla, Mo. ROGERS Kent W. - CH E Belleville, III. Sigma Pi. Historian, Treasurer; AIChE; Alpha Chi Sigma, Historian; Intercollegiate Knights, Executioner Rezsonya, T. C. Rex van, K. Rhoades, B. J. Riemann, R. G, Riess, M. K, Rieth, J, A. RONZO, Robert - CE East Orange, N.j, GDI; Shamrock Club, Intramural Manager; ASCE: Scabbard and Blade, Ritual Chief ROSE, Francis M. - ME Kansas City, Mo. ROTHERMICH. Demi I EE St. Charles, Mo. ROUSE. David - EE Joplin, Mo, Phi Theta Kappa; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Curator ' s Scholarship; Eta Kappa Nu Scholar- ship; Dean ' s List ROWLAN, Charles W. - CE St. Louis, Mo. Sigma Pi, President, Treasurer, Secretary; ASCE; Alpha Phi Omega; Blue Key; Phi Eta Sigma, Vice President; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsi- lon, Vice-President; Phi Kappa Phi, Student Coun- cil; Student Union Board, Publicity Director; Baptist Student Union; Raiders; Sigma Pi Out- standing Active; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Student Council First Honor Award; Who ' s Who Among Students in A merican Colleges and Uni- versities REZSONYA, Thomas C, - ME St. Louts, Mo. Theta Chi, Vice-President, President, SAE; ASME REZVAN, Kamran - CE Tehran, Persia GDI; Shamrock Club; ASCE; International Fellow- ship. Vice-President; Honor s List RHO ADES, Blaine J, - CE St. Louis, Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club; ASCE; M Club; Var- sity Swimming Team; Newman Club RIEMANN, Richard G - PHYS St. Louis, Mo, GDI; Tech Club; AIP; Circle K RJESS, Michael K. - PHYS Rolla, Mo. Sigma Pi Sigma; Curator ' s Scholarship RIETR John A. ■ ME Marshall, Mo. SAE; Pi Tau Sigma; Curators Scholarship; Co-Op, Ford Motor Co, RIG AS, Dennis - EE Nafpactos, Greece Shamrock Club; international Fellowship, Secre- tary Rigas, D. A, Rogers, K. W. Riley, J. D. Ronzo, R. J. Roemer, E, A, Rose, E. M. 330 Rothermieh, D. Roust 1 , D. Rowlan, C. W. Roysden, B. W., Jr. Seniors Co-Captain; Forensic Society, Go Founder Vice- President, Secretary -Treasurer; Photo Club; Harry S, Kessler Scholarship; Ft, Wood Officers ' Wives Club Scholarship; American Smelting and Refining Company Scholarship; Dean ' s List; UMR Honor Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Who’s Who in rhe IFC; ROTC, Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, DMS Citation, Superior Cadet Award; American Legion Award Rueh, K, W. Ruengert, M. R. ROYSDEN, Brunn Wail, Jr. - METN Neosho, Mo. Sigma Nu, Secretary, Treasurer, Operating Account Treasurer; NES; AFS, Vice-Presi- dent; ASM; AIME, Executive Committeeman, Vice-President, Secretary -Treasurer of Joint Section; Alpha Phi Omega; Intercollegiate Knights; Scabbard and Blade; Alpha Sigma Mu; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Hermes ' Photographer, Editor; Debate Team, Co- Founder, RUEH. Ken CE Springfield, Mo. Sigma Nu; ASCE, Dean ' s List RUENGERT, Martin R. - EE St. Louis, Mo. GDI, Board of Governors; Fifty miners Club, GDI Representative; Karate Club RUETER, Richard E, - EE St, Louis, Mo. RUSCH, Ronald A. - CE Rolia, Mo. RUZICH, Richard R. - EE West Frank fort, III. RYMER, Russell S., Jr. - ME Malverre, N.Y. GDI; Shamrock Club; AS ME; SAME; Raiders; Advance ROTC; Baptist Student Union SADOWSKL John M. - CE St. Louis, Mo, GDI ; Tech Club; ASCE SAKOVICH, Bill G. - ME Woodson Terrace, Mo. GDI; MRHA; Engineers ' Club; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List, First Honors and Second Honors SALAZAR, Antonio J. ■ MET Caracas, Venezuela A IMF: ASM; EEL A. Secretary; International Fe I lows h t p SANDIFER, Donald - CE Raytown, Mo. Sigma Nu; ASCE; Military Ball Board; Dean ' s List Ructer. R, E, Rymer, R. S,, Jr. Salazar, A. J. Rusch, R, A. Sadowski.J, M, Saudi fer, D. Ruzich, H R. Sakovich, B.G Sartain, IIP. SARTAIN, Harley Paul ME Kansas City. Mo. ASME; SAE; AIAA; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Tau Sig- ma; International Fellowship; Curators Award; Special Scholarship - Kansas City School Board 339 Savage, j. M, Schaefer, M. P. Scanlan, J, W, Schaeffer, D, R, Scarpero, D C, Schaeffer, N,T r SCHLOMAN, Alan Henry - ME Higginsville, Mo. Campus Club; SAE; ASME; NS PE SCHMERSAHL, Richard L, EE O ' Fallon, Mo. Prospector ' s Club; IEEE; NSPE SCHMIDT, Charles E„Jr.-ME Florissant, Mo. Kappa Alpha, Vice-President; ASME, Presi- dent; SAE; Student Union Board, Secretary; Blue Key, Secretary; 1FC Vice-President Honor’s List; ROTC DMS Award, Brigade Commander SCHNEIDER, Richard L.-ME Wood River, III. Tech Club SCHNITTA, Paul- Ml NP Yonkers, N.Y. GDI; Shamrock Club; SPE SCHOENECK, J, Larry-EE St, Joseph. Mo, Triangle, Steward, Asst. Steward, Librarian, Delegate to National Convention 1966; IEEE; Interfraternity Bowling League, President, Treasurer SCHRAGE, Duane M.-EE Edwardsville, 111. GDI; Tech (dub; IF.EE SCHUTZLER, Thomas A. -MET Dayton. Ohio SCHWALBE. Bob-ME Dixon, Mo. AlAA; SAE SCHWEIGERT, Bernard. Jr ME Ste. Genevieve. Mo. Phi Kappa Theta, President, Vice-President. Alumni Secretary; ASME; SAE; AES; Blue Key; Student Council, President; Miner Board; Rol- lamo Board, Literary Editor, Classes Editor; Seniors SAVAGE, James Michael-CH E Liberal, Mo. GDI, Board of Governors; Engineers ' Club; AfChE; Alpha Chi Sigma SCANLAN, James William-CE Peoria, 111. Phi Kappa Theta; ASCE; Alpha Phi Omega; Miner Board; Roll a mo Board; Newman Club; Dean ' s List SCARPERO, Donald Charles- PH YS Rolla, Mo. Delta Tau Delta, Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Era Sigma, Correspondent; Sigma Pi Sigma; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Recording Secretary, President; NSF Fellowship; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities SCHAEFER, Martin P - ME Bourbon, Mo, Engineers ' Club; ASME; SAE; Gamma Delta, President, V ice- President, Secretary; Dean’s List SCHAEFFER, Dale Richard- METN Webster Groves, Mo, Kappa Sigma, Guard, First Vice-President, Second Vice-President; ASM, Corresponding Secretary, Executive Committee; AES; AIME; NES; ACS; Alpha Phi Omega; Blue Key; Theta Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Sigma Mu; Rugby Club, President; First and Second Honor ' s Award; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities SCHAEFFER, Neal T.-EE St. Louis, Mo. GDI; Tech Club, Board of Control; IEEE; Stu- dent Council. ICC; Military Ball Board; Dean ' s List SCHILLING, Donald G. - CH E Kansas City, Mo. Kappa Alpha, Historian; AlChE; Alpha Chi Sigma; Curator ' s Award; Kansas City Engineer ' s Club Scholarships; Professor of Military Sci- ence Award; Dean s List Schilling, D. G. Schloman, A, H. Schmersahl, R, L, Schmidt, C E, Schneider. R. L. Schnirta, P. Foundry men ' s Educational Fellowship; Dean ' s List; Gold Key Award; Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities SCOTT, Harold Harwood -CM E Springfield, Mo. Engineers Club; MRHA; AIChE; ROTC Band; Glee Club; UCCf; Second Honors Award; Co-Op, Union Carbide Nuclear Division SCOTT, Larry W.-CE Independence, Mo. Campus Club, Business Manager; ASCE; GDI; ICC, Secretary; Student Union Board, Social Director 340 SCOTT, Weslev E - ME Jefferson City, Mo. SE ABASE, Peter P.-ME St. -Louis, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; SAE; Curator s Award; ROTC, PMS SEARCY. James A. -ME Florissant, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma, Secretary, Rush Chairman, 3 xi a I Chair m a n ; FC SEARS, Thomas J.-EE Richland, Mo, Engineers ' Club; MRHA, Lt. Cover nor , Judical Board Alternate; IEEE; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi. Corresponding Secre- tary; Phi Kappa Phi; Falkland H. D earing Scholarship; Texaco Scholarship; Student Union Honor ' s Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Outstanding EE Senior SEMNANf. Faramarz-EE Tehran. Iran Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; ISA; First Honors Award; Iranian Oil Company Scholarship; Dean ' s List SHAH, Kaniyalal R.-CH E Ahmedabad, India SHAH. Niranjan V -CH E Ahmedabad, India AIChE; India Association; International Fel- lowship; Honor ' s List SHANAHAN, George Frederick-CE Alton, III, MRHA; Shamrock Club; ASCE SHANK. Donald R -ME Kirkwood, Mo, ASME; SAE; AIAA; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma. Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi. President. Ini- tiation and Banquet Committee Chairman; Phi Kappa Phi; Curator’s Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Lewis Young Scholarship; UMR Honor Aw f ard; Caterpillar Tractor Com- pany Scholarship; Dean ' s List SHEPARD, Thomas M.-ME St. Louis, Mo, Phi Kappa Theta; Miner Board; Newman Club SHEPARDSON, James D.-CE Rock Hill, Mo. ASCE; NSPE; Scabbard and Blade; GDI; MRHA SHIMANOTO, Edwin T.-CH E Sl Louis, Mo. Schoeneck, J. L, Schrage, D- M. Schutzler T. A. Schwalbe, R. J, Schweigert, B, E, Scott, H. H. Scott, L. W Scott, W. E. Sea base, P. P. Searcy, J, A. Sears, T. J. Semnani, F, T, Shah, K. R, Shah, N, V. Shanahan, G. F. Shank, D. R. Shepard,! ' . M. Shepardson, J. D. Shimanoto, E. T. 341 Seniors SHI MM AN John Byron Jr.-EE Raytown, Mo. Sigma Nu; IEEE SHR AMO VIOL Paul F -ME Berwyn, III. Sigma Beta Chi; GDI; Prospector ' s Club; ASME SCHRAUNER. David E.- SIDLOWSKI, Ronald E. EE Suckney, III. GDI; IEEE SI EVERT, Gary F -ME Chicago Heights, III. MRHA; GDI; Engineers Club; ASME; SAE; Professor of Military Science Award; Honor ' s List SIMMONS John L.-EE Mr. Vernon, ML IEEE ShiremanJ, B. Jr. Sidlowski. R E. Shramovich, P, F. Sievert, G. F. Shrauner, D. E, SimrnonsJ. L., Ill Simon, V. H., Ill Slagie, D, R. Smith, G. A. Si ms, S, C Smith, C. R. Smith, R. R. Skitek, D. G. Smith, D. N. Snyder, G. A, SIMON. Vic-PHYS Springfield. Mo. Kappa Sigma; SAE; IEEE; ASME; AIAA; AIP, Treasurer; Circle K; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Intercollegiate Knights; Student Union Board SIMS, Stephen C.-ME St. Louis. Mo. Pi Kappa Alpha; Alpha Phi Omega; AFS; SAE; ASTME; ASME SKITEK, David G.-EE Roll , Mo. Phi Beta Iota, Scholarship Officer, Treasurer; IEEE; Circle K, Vice-President; Intercollegiate Knights; Phi Eta Sigma, President; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; Inter fraternity Council; UMR Honor ' s Award; Dean’s List SLAG IE, David Rod -EE Flat River, Mo, MRHA; Eta Kappa Nu; St. Pat ' s Board; Dean’s List SMITH, Charles Ray- EE St. Louis, Mo. MRHA; Varsity Rifle Team SMITH, David N.-ME St, Louis, Mo, Delta Tau Delta, Asst. Treasurer, Steward. House Manager, Judicial Board Chairman, Treas- urer; IEEE; ASME; ACM; SAE; Student Coun- cil; RoJlamo Board, Photographer; Student Union Committees; Photo Club; Secretary, Treasurer; Dean ' s List SMITH, George A.-CH E Cape Girardeau, Mo, SMITH, Ronald R.-EE Clarkton, Mo. Delta Tau Delta, President. Ritualist, Pledge M ast e r , Stewa rd ; IEEE SNYDER, Gary A, ME Marionvillc, Mo. Shamrock Club; SAE; ASME; Curator ' s Award; Honor Roll 342 Sobchak, P. J. Spencer, A. B. Sokol, D. G. Spencer, J. D. Sommer, D. L Sprietzer, D. A. Sotta, A. E. Spurgeon, K. D. Spence, K. K. Stanton, G. D, SOBCZAK. Paul-CE Lock port. III Theta ChL Vice-President, Historian; ASCE; NS PE SOKOL, David G.-EE Auburn, III, GDI; MRHA; IEEE; Era Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Dean ' s List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award SOMMER, Donald L.-CE O ' Fallon, III. Tech Club, ASCE; Chi Epsilon SOTTA, Anthony E.-CH E St, Charles, Mo, AIChE, Treasurer SPENCE, Karl Kenrick-ME Cairo, III. Campus Club; SAE; AIAA; ASME; Newman Club; Raiders; PMS Award SPENCER, Albert B.-ME Cairo. Ilk SPENCER, John Dennis- EE Webb City. Mo. GDI; Prospector ' s Club, President, Board of Governors; IEEE; Kappa Kappa Psi; St, Pat’s Board; Student Council; ICC; ROTC Band SPRIETZER, Donald A. -ME Marshall, Mo. SPURGEON, Kent D. - ME Kirkwood, Mo. STANTON, George D.-ME Lake Ozark, Mo. Kappa Sigma; ASME; SAE; Intercollegiate Knights; Pi Tau Sigma STANTON, Warren-CE Walnut Grove. Mo. STARLING, Joe-CER Sullivan. Mo, Shamrock Club; ACS; Keramos. President; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi STEINBRUECK, Gary Lee-EE Ellisville. Mo. Stanton, W. R. Starling, J. E. Stein brueck, G, L. 343 Steinigcr, K, L. Stevens, E. E, Stewart, R. J. Stiffler, V. E, Stigalh D. R. Stine, H. H, Jr. STEINJGER, Kenneth L.-BE St. Ann, Mo. G D i ; Sh a m r oc k Club; IEEE ; N e w m a n Club; Curator ' s Award STEVENS, Edwin E.-CE Fenton, Mo. Beta Sigma Psi, Rush Chairman, Secretary, President. Liaison; ASCE; ACM STEWART, Roger J.-CHEM St. Louis, Mo, STHFLER, Virgil E.-CE Rolla, Mo, ST1GALL, Donald R - ME St. Louis, Mo, Campus Club; Inter Co-op Council, Executive Committeeman STINE, Howard H . Jr, -MATH Springfield, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary, Vice-President; Theta Tau; Student Union Board, Director of Special Events, Treasurer, Social Committee, Recreation Committee, Publicity Committee; AIEE; SAME; ACM; Faculty Committee of Public Occasions; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Military Ball Board, Chair- man VIP Committee STIRRAT, Bryan A.-CE Webster Groves, Mo, STOLL, William A -EE St. Louis, Mo. GDI; Tech Club; IEEE; NSPE; Newman Club STOLTE, Wayne H.-EE Gerald, Mo. GDI; Engineers ' Club, President; Inter Co-op Council, Board of Control Representative; IEEE; Intercollegiate Knights; Dean ' s List STORY, Austin B,-CE Benton, III, STOUT, Douglas- ME Kaiser, Mo, MRHA; ASME; SAE; Scabbard and Blade; Dean ' s List; Second Honors Award STRING FELLOW, Blair C-PHYS Kansas City. Mo. GDI; Shamrock Club; Sigma Pi Sigma, President; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; UMR-ROTC Band; Rolla Community Orchestra; Harry Kessler Scholarship; National Defense Loan; NSF Undergraduate Research Award; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Dean ' s List; First Honors STRZELEC, James C.-EE St. Louis, Mo. Sigma Pi, Alumni Secretary, House Manager, Social Chairman, Float Chairman; AIChE; IEEE; Miner Board, Sports Editor; Newman Club SUBOW, Jules-MET University City, Mo. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Master. Lt, Master, Scribe, Exchequer; ASM; A I ME; Student Council; Stu- dent Union Board, Recreation Committee Stirrat, B, A. Stoll, W. A. Stolte, W. H Story. A. B. Stout, D, E, Stringfellow, 13 C, 344 Strezelez, J.C SubowJ. Sullivan, R. W., Ill Seniors SULLIVAN, Ralph W.-MET Birmingham, Ala. SULZER. Donald-.EE St, Louis, Mo. Engineers’ Club; IEEE; Newman Club; Deans List Sulzer, D, Sundcrmeyer, M. L Swartz, T.K. SUNDER MEYER. Melvin Lee-CE Cedar City. Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritualist; NSFE; ASCE; SAH; Student Union Publicity Committee SWARTZ, Terry K.-ME Independence, Mo, Pi Kappa Alpha; ASME; ASTME; SAE; AIAA; NSPE; ROTC, PMS Awards Swindle, K, R. Taclatt, H. Tate, G.J. Sykes, W. E. Tamakuwala, M R Tate, M. B S a bo, W. L. Tarrant, L. R. Thom, R. D h SWINDLE. Kenneth Ralph ME Sarcoxie, Mo. Shamrock Club; SAE; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Honor ' s List SYKES, William E.-CH E St. Louis, Mo. GDI; Prospector ' s Club; NSPE; AIChE; ICC Baptist Student Union; Dean ' s List SZABO, William L.-ME New Brunswick. N.J. GDI; Shamrock Club TACKETT, Hollis-CE West Plains, Mo, Fifty miners Club; ASCE TAMAKUWALA. Mahendra India Association; AIChE R.-CH P Nandurbar, India TARRANT, Lyndell Ray MET Cottage Hills, 111. ASM; AIME; AFS; NSPE; Deans List TATE, George John-EE Frankfort, 111, IEEE; NSPE TATE, Michael B - MET Frankfort, III. AFS; ASM; A IMF; Alpha Sigma Mu; Junior Varsity Ride Team THOM, Richard D.-PHYS Florissant, Mo. Delta Sigma Phi, Steward; AIP; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma, Vice-President; Student Union Literary and Music Committee; Society of Model Railroad Engineers, President, Vice-President; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Honor ' s List; Co-Op, McDonnell Aircraft Corporation 345 St. Louis, Mo. THOMURE, Daniel F.-EE GDI; Engineers ' Club, IEEE THROGMORTON, Ronald L - MET Vienna, III. TILLOTSON. John M.-FE St. Louis. Mo IEEE TOOLE, Ronald G.-CER Rolla, Mo, TREJBAL, William Joseph-CER Fenton, Mo. Kappa Sigma; ACS, Secretary; Alpha Phi Omega; Miner Board. Features Editor; Curators Award and Scholarship; Dean s List TRIPLETT, Jack-EE Rolla, Mo, TRIVEDL M.C-CH E Ahmcdahad, India International Fellowship; India Association; AIChE TSIMPRIS, Constantine William-CH E Wood River, III. Shamrock Club, President; GDI; AIChE; Alpha Chi Sigma, Historian; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; ICC; ROTC Band TUCKER, Byron B r EE Exeter, Mo. Prospector ' s Club; IEEE; Publicity Committee Thomure, D. F. Toole, R G, Throgmorton, R. L, Trejbal, W. L Ttllotson, ). M. Triplett, j. Seniors TURNER, Robert E,-MET Rolla, Mo. JURRENTINE, James-CH E St. Louis, Mo. MRHA; NSPE; AIChE; Spelunkers Club UHEY, Ronald E.-EE Vanda lia. Mo. GDI; Prospector ' s Club; IEEE; Dean s List ULRICH, Kent L.-EE St. Louis, Mo, UNDERWOOD, Virgil V.-EE Glen Allen, Mo. UNTERNAEHRER, William E.-EE Brunswick, Mo. GDI; Engineer s Club, Board of Control, Treas- urer; IEEE URIWSKI, Nikolai -MATH South River, N.j. Engineer ' s Club; ACM; Circle K; Student Union Recreation Committee; Russian Club; Chess Club; GDI VAN DOVER, Richard Bruce-CE Poplar Bluff, Mo. Kappa Alpha; ASCE; Intercollegiate Knights, Blue Key; Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; UMR Honor ' s Award Trivedi, M. C. Turner, R. E, Tsimpris, G, W. Turrentine, J. E. Tucker, B. B. Uhey, R E. VEDDER, Richard C CE St. Louis, Mo Beta Sigma Psi. President, Treasurer, blouse Manager; ASCE; Theta Tau; Student Union Special Events Committee; Gamma Delta; Dean ' s List VFHIGE, Lemoine A, -EE O ' Fallon. Mo, GDI; Engineer ' s Club; IEEE; Newman C lub, Vice- President VIRTUE, Richard P.-ME bin ley Park, III. Prospectors Club; NSPE; Varsity Swimming Team 346 VOGEL, Richard A. -CER (Jueens, New York City. N,Y. Alpha Epsilon Pi; ACS; Photography Club VOGEL POM L, Richard P.-ME St. Louis. Mo. Shamrock Club; AIAA VOGT, Chester A.-CE Columbia, III, Sigma Pi, President, Vice-President, Historian, Pledge Trainer; ASCE; 1FC; Miner Board; New- man Club; St. Pat ' s Board, Knight; Varsity Baseball Team VOGT, Frederick Karl - CH E Rolla, Mo. GDI; Tech Club; AIChE; Circle K; M-CIub, Treasurer; Alpha Chi Sigma; Dean s List; Var- sity Track WAGNER, James B.-CE Rolla, Ma WAGNER. Michael D -MATH St. Louis, Mo. GDI; Board of Governor; MRU A; Engineer ' s Club; ACM; Scabbard and Blade; Intercollegi- ate Knights; Military Ball Board; Varsity Bas- ketball; ROTC, Scholarship, DMS Award WAGNER, Richard V. EE Lindenhurst, N. Y. GDI; MRHA, Judicial Board, Lt. Governor; IEEE; Gamma Delta, Vice-President; Photo Club; Sunrise Square Club Scholarship WAGNER, Ronald L.-CE Rolla, Mo. WALKER, Duane Elton-ME Belle Mo, SAE WALKER, Michael W,EE East St. Louis, 111. Triangle, President, Secretary, Chapter Editor; IEEE; Alpha Phi Omega; Student Council, Sec- retary; Newman Club; Student Traffic Safety Committee, Chairman WALL, Michael -ME East St. Louis, IN. Triangle, Recording Secretary; I PC 1 I rich, K. L, LJndcrwood, V. V. Untcrnaehrer, W. F. Uriwski, N, VanDover, R. B. Vedder, R. C Vehige, L. A. Virtue, R. P, Vogel, R. A. Vogetpohl, R. P. Wagner. R, V. Vogt, C A. Wagner, R. L. Vogt, F, K., Ill Walker, L). E, Wagner, J. B. Walker, M. W. Wagner, M, D. Wall, M, L. 347 Seniors WARD. Daniel Keith- ME Williarmville, Mo. Theta Chi, Treasurer, Pledge Marshal, Steward, Chaplain, Historian, Assistant Treasurer; Alpha Phi Omega; SAF; Student Union Recreation Com- mittee; Dean ' s List WATTS, Gary- EE Kansas City, Mo. Kappa Alpha; IEEE; SAE WEBB, William D,XE Mountain View. Mo. GDI; ASCE; NSPE; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon, Secretary; Curators Award; Gulf Oil Company Scholarship WEBER, Robert Charles MATH Jennings, Mo. Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman; ASME; Kappa Mu Epsilon WEINFL, James P.-EE Columbia, III, Sigma Pi, Herald; Miner Board, Sports Editor; M Club Award Ward, D. K. Weber, R. C. Watts, G, WebbAV. D. WeineLJ, P. Weinrich, D, W, Weiss, R J„Jr, Whelove, R, W., Jr, Wiese, R. G. Weise T, H. West L, N, Wibbenmcyer, J. H. Welsh, D. M. Whitlock. D. Williams, R. L WEINRICH, David W. EE Brentwood Mo, WEISE, Theodore H.-EF Cardington, Ohio WEISS Robert j. Jr.-CE Springfield, Mo. Phi Kappa Theta, Pledgemaster Intramural Manager; ASCE; Newman Club; Curator ' s Award WELSH. D, MichaeLMET Kansas City Mo. Engineers ' Club; GDI; AIME; ASM; Newman Club; NSPE WEST, Larry N -ME Billings Mo. SAH; Radio Club WHELOVE, Robert W„ Jr.-CH F Kirkwood, Mo, GDI; MRHA; AlChE; Alpha Chi Sigma; Scab- bard and Blade; Varsity Tennis Team; Tennis Man of the Year 1966 WHITLOCK Donald WJBBENMEYER, Jerome H.-CE St. Louis Mo, GDI; MRHA; ASCE; Eifty-nmers Club WIESE, Ronald Gene- EE St, Louis Mo, Sigma Pi; IEEE; Varsity Baseball WILLIAMS Roger L.-MET East Troy, Wis. AFS; ASM Corresponding Secretary; AIME W IL LIS, Stephen E.-CE Sikeston, Mo, Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary Asst, Steward; ASCE; Scabbard and Blade WINFREY, James L.-IE St. Louis Mo. GDI; MRHA; Shamrock Club; IEEE; Newman Club; Dean’s List WINGBT Richard-CH F North Little Rock, Ark. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian Pledge Trainer; AIChE; NSPE; Intramural Tennis and Cross- Country 348 Willis, S. E. Wisbrock, C. M. Winfrey, L. Winner J. W. WinJet, R. O. Wittenauer, G. R. Winkler, R. J. Wohlberg, R. W. Winn, R. H., Jr. Woirhoye, R. L. WINKLER, Ronald Joseph -CE St. Louis, Mo, GDI, Board of Governors; Fifty- niners Club, President; ASCE; NSPE; Alpha Phi Omega; Blue Key; Student Council; Inter Co-op Council, Vice-President; Student Union Board Vice-Pres- ident. Recreation Director; Newman Club; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities WINN, Robert Harrison, Ir, CE Flora, III. GDI; MRHA; lech Club; ASCE; NSPE; Student Council; Rugby Club, Vice-President, Team Captain; Chicago Tribune Award; Dean ' s last WISH ROCK. George M., Jr. -MET Edinburg, J II. Delta Sigma Phi, Steward; ASM WiTMER, James- MIN Camp Hill, Penn, GDI; MRHA; AIME; Spelunkers Club; C. L, Dake Geological Society; Dean s List WITTENAUER, Gerald Raymond CE St, Louis, Mo, GDI: Fifty- niners Club; ASCE; NSPE; Student Council WOHLBERG. Richard W -CE St. Louis, Mo. Kappa Sigma; ASCE. President, Treasurer; Blue Key; A PC; Intercollegiate Knights; Theta Tau, President, Vice-President; Chi Epsilon WO I RH A YE, Russell L.-EE Independence. Mo. WOLFERSBERGER. David E.-CH E Ferguson, Mo. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-President, Treasurer; AIChE; Blue Key; Alpha Chi Sigma; Intercol- legiate Knights, Vice-President, Treasurer; Dean ' s List; Phi Kappa Phi Book Plate Award; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities WOLZ, Gary N.-CER St. Louis. Mo. GDI; Engineers ' Club; Intercollegiate Knights; Keramos; J. B. Arthur Scholarship WOOD. Glenn C -ME St. Louis, Mo, Kappa Sigma. Guard; AS ME; SAE 349 WOODARD, Garry M. ME Rolla, Mo, WOODS, Gregory ■ PH VS Campus Club; AIP; Curator ' s St. Joseph, Mo. Award WOOLERY, William L, CE Sedalia, Mo. Acacia, Social Chairman. President; ASCE; NS PE; Student Union Special Events Commit- tee; Military Ball Board, Publicity Committee Chairman; Scabbard and Blade; I EC; Dean ' s List; St. Pat s Board, Knight Woodard, G. M. Woods. G. J. Woolery. W. L, Worts, J. E, Wright, S. A. Wristen, D, B, WORTS, James E, - CE Overland, Mo. ASCE; Scabbard and Blade; Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Wesley Foundation, Treasurer; ROTC, DMS Award WRIGHT, Stephen A. - ME St, Louis, Mo, GDI; Fifty-nine r$ Club; NSPE; ASME; SAE; Pi Tau Sigma, Recording Secretary; Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Phi Era Sigma, Pledge Chairman; Christian Science Organization; President, Clerk, Secretary, Organist; Inter Co-Op Council WRISTEN, David B, - E MGT Kansas City, Mo, Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritualist; ASME; SAE; ACM; AST ME; AIAA YOUNG, Lawrence M. - CH E Ferguson, Mo. Campus Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice- President; AIChE; Alpha Chi Sigma, President. Historian; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi, Cata- loged Scabbard and Blade; Curators Award; Dean ' s List; UMR Honor ' s Award YOUNG MAN. James A. - CH E Affton, Mo, Phi Beta Iota, President; AiChE; Intercol- legiate Knights. Expansion Officer; Alpha Chi Sigma; Inter fraternity Council; Dean ' s List ZELMER. Robert R,, Jr, - UNO. Rolla. Mo, ZI MMER, Joseph - ME St. Louis, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma; SAE; Spelunkers ZMUDZINSKI, Jerry CH E Scheller, III. ZOELLNER, Lynn E. - CH E Perryville. Mo, Young, L M. Zimmer, J. Youngman, J, A. Zmudzinski, j. Zdrner, R, R,, Jr. Zoellner, L. E. 350 Seniors ANDREW. William H ANTHONIS. Henry E, BAEHR, Robert Lee BAILEY, Gary Van BECK. Roger A. BEECH, John Ellison BE R EISA Jonas BERG, Donald Joseph BIGGS, Peter Michael B ISC HOF, Conrad W. BOLLINGER, Kenneth C. BRIDGES James BROWN. Dale Carl BROWN Joe Ross BRYAN. Robert M BRYANT, Barrs Ray Bl ' DROVJCH. Alvin Fred BURKEMPER. Larryjoe BUSCH, David W CABY, Harold Stephen FALLEN, Robert Ray ( AN ASI A R. Francis D. CARTER. Joe C C HASE, David M. CHRISTIAN, lames H. CHRISTOPHER, Horace W. CONNELL. Michael J. COONCE, William C. CO PP, John B CRABTREE James CL. Ill DARROUGH. Marvin A DAVIDSON, Fred Lee DA VIS James Manor DAVID Ralph John DECKER. Ray C. DELURGIO, Stephen A DEVANEY, Mary Elaine PK KMANN, Richard H. DONALDSON, Albert Lee DRENNAN, David Neal DRESSLER, Donald R DRISKELL, Dennis J. DUMAY. Richard Alien DUNCAN, Robert C. DURAND. Don Kenneth EBELER. William J.. Eli ELLIS, Frank Leon FORESMAN. Michael R. FOSHAGE, Eugene J. FRANTZ, Eric Henry FULWIDER, Thomas CENTNER John Martin GETZ, Larry Dale GOLDFEDER. Louis B. GRANTHAM, William R GREEK. Earnest Roy GREIFZU, Richard H. G i ' EST, Charles R HAHN, Richard Wayne without MALE. Rohert C HAMILTON Jwhes Lee HAMLIN. Michael H HANLON. Dennis R HAZEN, David Richard HEBRANK. Arthur W. HICK AM. Michael 1 1 INTON, Don Ray HOEPPNER. Douglas E. HOLLENB ERG, Glenn W. HOOD. James Orian HOUSE, Phillip M. HUDSON. Roger Dale IRWIN. Vaughn Lee JACKSON, Eugene D. JANSEN, Walter B JERABEK, Charles D. JOHNSON. John Walter JOHNSON. Richard W. JONES, James Harold JONES Johnny Marvin KESSLER Jon J, KESSLER. Steve Elliot KETTENBRINK. Edwin C. KEYES. William J., Jr KISTNER, Michael R KLEIN. Dale Edward KOHNEN. Norman J KOOB. George F. KOPP. Floyd Allan KROETER. Alvin Martin LAN DOLL, Allen D LAND WE HR, Ronald K. LANGFORD, Donald A. LAPLANTE. Richard T. LE jSIGOC-BOI LEE, David Warren LEEDER, Dennis Dale LENTZ, Louis F LEUSCHKE, Larry Gene LUNDY James Alfred MARL HAND. Charles P MARSH, Theodore T |r MARTIN. Mark Allen MARTIN, Michael Lee MASTIN. James Howard MCCALLA, Carl R MCCANN. Michael R MCCRARY, David Lee MCCULLAH, Willie E., Jr. ML FA DDE N. William J. MCGREGOR, Edward G. MCNAMARA. Robert John MEDVESKY, Paul Andrew MEYER, Charles E. MOORE. Ronald Roy MOOY. Dick Oliver MURRELL, David D NADER! . Hassan Pictures NAGEL, Carl Fredrick NELSON, Fredrick J. NICKENS, Garv Dwighf NOBLE. Horace A. NOLLE, John George OWENS. John Matthews PALUSKA, Roy T , Jr PARIKH, Ramesh CL RATHBUN, Donald G. RICHARDSON, John R. RODS, Robert Walsh SALOP, George A. SATTERLEE. John James SCHMIDT, Edward L SCHNITTKE R. Eric H. SCHOEP, Gerald Mark SCHWEIGERT. Bernard E SCOTT, Larry Wallen SEAY, Steven j SHAH, HarishC SHEPARD, Douglas Glen SMITH Jerome Lee SMITH, Robert E. SOROS, Am la F STRAIT. Jimmy D STRICKLER, James D STUBBLEFIELD, Virgil STUDYVIN. William G SUAREZ John Manuel SULLIVAN. Edward ] SUN UK [I AN Joh n Peter TAYLOR John Paul THOMPSON, Ralph I THORN, John Stephen TfBBLES, Jay Harold JINK , HSIEN-CHANG TURNER Jerry Lee VAN INC HR, Stan F. V E R D I, Arthur Am hony V1ERCK. W illiam E. WAG HER, Stanley Kent WAGNER, George Keith WALKER James F, Jr WARD, Thomas C. WATSON, Jesse L WATTS. William G. WEBER, Earl Kenneth WELLS, Thomas Alan WENOM, Robert Alan W1LHAM, Keith Harold WINTERS. Lawrence A. WLOS, Paul Michael WOER. Jandi WOLF John Dorsey WOODS. William R, WYCOFF, Ronald Lee ZAHNER, Ronald F. ZEILER, Thomas W ' ayne 351 Ahern at hit, W.E. Agee, D. D, Altman, B H. Adams, J. B. Allen, C. V. Amos, L. L. Adams, W. A, Allen. D, L AndjeJick. D. N. Adrian, G. G. Allman, S. C Andrews, H. Q., Jr. ABERNATHIF. William E. - PHYS. St. Louis, Mo. ADAMS, Jerry Rtane ■ ME Quincy, III, ADAMS. Wayne Arthur ■ EE St. Marys. Mo. ADRIAN, Glen Gehard - GEOL, Jefferson City, Mo. AGEE. Daniel David ■ ME Creve Coeur, Mo. ALLEN. Charles Verlyn ME O ark, Mo. ALLEN. Dennis Leslie - CE Sc. Joseph, Mo. ALLMAN, Stephen C. - ME Kansas City, Mo. ALTMAN, Barbara H. - PHYS. Rolla, Mo. AMOS, Larry Leon - CE Rolla, Mo. ANDJELICH. David N. - EE Crest wood, Mo. ANDREWS. Howard O . Jr. - CE Independence, Mo. ARMSTRONG, Roy M - CE Fort Scott, Kansas ARNOLD, Richard Lloyd - EE Festus. Mo. ARNOLD, Robert Dale - EE East St. Louis. Mo. ASTRACK, Richard E. - CE St, Louis, Mo. AUFD EM BRINK, Eugene M. - PHYS, Monett, Mo. BACH. Charles S. - CE MehlviUe. Mo, BALL, Barry Dean - ME West Plains, Mo. Junior BANKS, Edgar Neil - ME Lexington, Mo, BARGER. Charles R. - CE Mt. Prospect, III. BARNETT. James W. ChE Kansas City, Mo. BARR, Nora Ann ■ MATH C a bool. Mo, BARRETT, Thomas A, - CE Springfield, Mo, BARTHOLOME, Russdl H, . CE St. Louis, Mo. BARTLEY t Elbridge W PHYS St. Louis, Mo. BARTOLO, Donald R. - MATH Mineola, New York BASA, Laddie Anton EE Lyons, III. BECKER. Theodore, H .Jr. - ME Belleville. III. BECKER, Victor John - CHF.M St. Louts. Mo. BELGERL James J ME St. Louis, Mo. BELL, Gordon W - EH Lamar, Mo. BELL, John Irving ■ MATH Raytown, Mo. BELL, Noel James ■ EE Salem, Mo. BENNETT. William R. ChE Meridian, Miss, BENNINGTON, Leslie P. - ME Weston, Mo. S Armstrong, R, M, Aufdenbrmk, E. M, Barger, C R Arnold, R L, Arnold, R. D. Bach, C. S. Ball, B. D. Barnett, J. W. Barr, N. A. Astrack, R, F, Banks, E. N. Barrett, T A. 352 BERENDZEN. Thomas A. MATH Eugene, Mo, BERGER, John Merrill - ME St, Louis, Mo. BERGSIEKER, Richard P, - ChE Jennings, Mo. BERRY, John James ■ GEN Si. Ann, Mo. BESTERFELDT. Daniel E. - EE Florissant, Mo. BISCHOFF, Robert F PHYS St. Louis, Mo. BLACK, David Paul ■ EE Joplin, Mo. BLACK WOOD, James D, - CE Murphys boro. III. BOES. David H. ME Linn, Mo. BOLLINGER, Robert A - EE Fredericktown, Mo. BONE, Frankie Merrill - CE Bard well, Ken. BORN EM ANN, Leonard J. ME St. Louis. Mo. BOSS E, James Paul - MATH St, Louis. Mo. BOTKIN. Mark Eugene - CE Belle, Mo BGLJRNER, Robert E. - EE Sparta, 111 BOZARTH, Bruce Allan EE St, Louis, Mo. BRADEN. Melvin D. - ChE Affton, Mu, BRAND. John Robert ■ EE Thousand Oaks. Cal. BRAND HORST t Lynn Dell CE Jefferson City, Mo. BRENDLE, Stephen John - ME Rolla, Mo. Berendaren, T. A, Berger, j. M Bergsieker. R, P, Bcrry.J.J Besterfeldt, D. E. Bisehoff, R. F. Black. D. P. Blackwood, J. D. Boes. D, H. Bollinger, R. A. Bone, F. M. Borne mann, L. BosseJ. P. Botkin, M. E. Bourner, R. E. Bo arth, B. A. Braden. M. D. Brand, j. R 353 BREYFOGLB, Forrest W. - ME St. Ann, Mo BRICE. Bradley W - ChE Hannibal Mo. BRINK OFF, Robert L - CE Cape Girardeau. Mo, BROCCARD. Terry Joe - ME St, Ann. Mo. BROCK HAUS, Douglas A. - CE St. Louis. Mo, BROOKS, Ronnie E. CE Newton. 1IL BROUWER Jerry W. EE Asbury, Mo. BROWN. Thomas Edward ■ EE Rolla, Mo. BROWNE. Richard H. MATH Kirkwood. Mo. BROWNING. Fred Ray ■ CE West Frankfort 111. BRUCE Roberts. - CE Eldorado Springs. Mo. BRUNE James A ME Brinktown. Mo. BRUNNER John j - ME St. Louis Mo. BDDT, William ). - EE RolU, Mo. BUNDSTEINJohnL. PHYS St. Louis, Mo. BURFORD Jerry N. - METN University City, Mo. BURKE. Charles E. - METN Dixon, 111. BURKETT, Robert A. ■ EE Fort Worth, Texas BURNS, Harry Alan - CHEM Raytown, Mo Brandhorst, L. O. Brinkopf, R. L. Brouwer, J. W. Brendle. S J, Broccard. T J Brown, T. E. Brevfogle, F. W Brockhaits, D, A, Browne, R. H, Brice, B, W, Brooks, R. E. Browning, F. R. 354 BURNS, Randall K. - EE Neosho, Mo. BUSH, Donald R, - MATH Camdernon, Mo. BirTHERUS. David Lewis - GEOL Ha el wood. Mo. BUTLER. Gordon M , Jr. MATH Car u t hers ville. Mo, BUTLER James Hall CE Rolla, Mo. BUTLER, James Ralph - EE Charleston, Mo. CALFEE, Ralph D. - ME Sc. Louis, Mo. 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COCHRAN, Lincoln D. ■ ME Greenfield, III. COLEMAN, Robert Lee . PH YS St. Louis. Mo. COLGROVE, George A. - PHYS Vichy. Mo. COMBS, Elton Eddie - ME Rolla Mo. CONNOLLY, Dana P - CE Rush New York COPELAND, David Otto - CE Rolla, Mo. COULTER, Gary Dwayne ■ EE Sheldon, Mo. COWEN, Joseph E. ■ ME Joplin Mo CRABTREE. Thomas F. Jr. - CE Arnold, Mo. CRANE, Clifford Dale - CE Rolla, Mo. 355 u n i o r s CREMER, Adolph F , II ■ EE Jefferson City, Mo. CRIMMIN5, Darrell B ME Cobden, III. CROSS John Keith - CE Desperes, Mo. CROW, William W. - ME Rolla, Mo, CUMMINS. Eugene J. Jr. - EE Normandy, Mo CUMMINS, Lyndell Ray - CE Rood house. III. CIJNEO, Cohn Ryan GEOL Garrison, New York DAHLSTROM. David W. ME Homewood, III. DALLAS. Richard W. CE Rolla. Mo. DANLEY James G. - CE Springfield, Mo, DAVIDSON. William G. ■ CE St. Louis. Mo. DAVIS, Roy George - CE Rolla, Mo. DECKER, Lawrence A. - ME Festus, Mo. DELANEY, James O. - CE Brooklyn, New York DELANEY Robert L., jr. - EE St Louis, Mo. DESPAIN. David Ray ■ EE Farmington. Mo, DEVENPORT, Ronald D. EE Burfordville, Mo, DIETRICH. Walter D ME Belleville. III. DILLON, Paul Harold CE St Louis, Mo. DILLON. Stanley E. - CER St. James, Mo DlNLSatd.- ME Tehran Iran Cowen, J. E, Jr. Crimmim, D, B. Cummins, L. R. Danley.J. G. Crabtree, T, F. Jr. Cross, J. K, Cuneo, C. R. Davidson, W. G. Crane. C. D. Crow. W. W, Dahlstrom. D. W. Davis R, G, Cremer, A F. Jr. Cummins. E. J , jr. Dallas R. W. Decker. L, A. DOERFLINGER, Arthur E. - ME Rolla, Mo. DOE RING, Marvin Ross - ChE Affton Mo. DOERR, Raymond E. Jr. ME St. Louis, Mo. DOLLAR James Alan - EE Brentwood., Mo. DONALD, Charles L. CE Lebanon, Mo. DO RE, Ernest F , II ME Richards, Mo. DORRELL, Edward W . jr. - MATH Eureka Mo. DOWNS, Melvyn E. ME Rolla. Mo DOYLE. James Lee ■ ME Vienna. Mo. DOYLE. John Dean - CE Vienna. Mo. DRAG, Clemens Paul ■ CER St. Joseph, Mo, DUBOIS, William - EE Kirkwood. Mo, 356 Doerflingen A. E. Dorrelt, E. W.,Jr. Duggins, G. H, Doering T M. R. Downs, M. E. Dupree, J. F. Doerr, R. E.Jr. Doyle, J. L. Eason, j r $ r Dollar, J. A. Doyle, J. D. Eastep, L. W Donald, C. L. Drag, C. P, Eatherton, D. F. Dore, F. Dubois, W. Eckler, P, E. Edwards, E. W. Eidelman, L. B. Engel, G, A. Edwards. R. A Eidson. C, R. Ericsun, C. H. Eggers, S. H. Elliot, R. L. Erxleben, R. H. Eiherger, K r E. Enderle, T. E. Everhart, V. L. DUGGINS, Gary Howard EE Potiersvilk, Mo. DUPREE, James F. - EE Kansas City. Mo. EASON, James Scott - EE S t, Louis, Mo, EASTEP, Lawrence W, - CE Springfield, 111. EATHERTON, David F. - ME Creve Coeur, Mo. ECKLER, Paul Eugene - CHEM Brent wood. Mo. EDWARDS, Eddie Wayne - EE Springfield, Mo. EDWARDS, Richard A, - ME Lebanon, Mo. EGGERS, Stephen H. - ME Brentwood. Mo. El BERGER, Kenneth E. - PHYS Stan berry. Mo, EIDELMAN Larry B. - EE University City, Mo. EIDSON, Charles R. - EE A fit on. Mo. ELLIOTT- Rodger Lee - MIN Alton. III. ENDERLE, Thomas Earl - CE St. Louis, Mo. ENGEL, Gilbert A , Jr. CHEM St. Louis, Mo. ERICSON, Charles H. - CSC Springfield. JIL ERXLEBEN, Richard H. CE St, Louis, Mo. EVERHART, Vernon L. - CE Roll a. Mo, 357 Ewens, F. J. Jr, Faintich, M, 13, Feder.S. L. Eydmann. P. S. FaesJ. G. Farazandeh, A. Farrar. B, F., Jr. Feger, T, M. Fesler, D. J. Faintich, D. M. Farrel, R. C Fetch er T C E. EWENS. Fred J,, II - Math Florissant, Mo EYDMANN, Phillip S. ■ MET Ste. Genevieve, Mo. FAES John Gerard CHEM St, Louis. Mo. FAINTICH, David M. - ChE Roll ' d. Mo. FAINTICH, Marshall B. MATH University City. Mo. FARAZANDEH, A, - ME Tehran, Iran FARRAR, Billy F. Jr. PETR Arkadelphia Ark. FARRELL, Robert C. - CE Affton, Mo. FEDER, Steven L. - MIN New York City, N.Y. FEGER, Thomas M. CE Springfield. 1IL FESLER, Dennis John - MET Atfton, Mo. FECHTER, Charles E, ME Jennings, Mo, FEUGATE, Robert J Jr - EE St Joseph, Mo. F1NGADO, NoelS. - PHYS Staten Island. N.Y, F1NNIGAN, Orville E. - EE H untie well. Mo. FISCHER. James E - ME St. Louis. Mo. FITZGERALD, Harold R. - EE Sedalia, Mo. FIX. Frank F, - EE St, Joseph, Mo. FLECK AL, Robert F. - EE St, Joseph, Mo Juniors FLINN, Robert M. - EE St, Charles. Mo. FORTUNE, Larry E, - C SC Raytown, Mo. FOSTER, Charles Wayne - CE Bernie, Mo. FOWLER. Larry Wesley - PHYS Esther, Mo. FOWLER. Richard W. - EE St. Louis, Mo. FUESTING, Darrell J. - CE Effingham. III. FULLER, James R. ■ ME Rolla, Mo. GEGESKY, Phillips, ME Joplin, Mo. GEMEINHARDT. Roger G. - ME Greertview, Mo. GEORGE. David R. - ME Shrewsbury. Mo. GERBER John A, Jr - CE Rolla. Mo. GIBILTERRA, Thomas V. - ME Ferguson. Mo. GILKEY, Roy Lavern - GEN Deepwater. Mo. GILLHAM, Herbert J. - EE Rolla, Mo. GILLMOREJ, C - EE Rolla Mo GILMORE, Teddy R. - CE St. Joseph, Mo. GIUSTI. Leonard A. MET Medford, Mass. Feugate, RJ, Jr. Fitzgerald, H. R. Fortune, L. E. Fingado, N. S. Fix, F, F, Foster, C W. Finnigan, Q. E. Fleck a I, R. F Fowler. L. W Fischer. J. E. Fiinn, R. M. Fowler, R W 358 GLIJNTZ. David Allen - MB St. Louis, Mo. GLUSAC Pete - MB Kirkwood, Mo, GODWIN, Wesley R. . CE Rolla, Mo. GOEDDE Joe George - GE Jefferson City, Mo. GOESSLING JAMES R. - ME St. Louis. Mo. GRABSKI, Frank L, - CE Springfield, III. GRAHAM, Warren Dean - EE Springfield, Mo. GRAUL, Barry James ■■ M E St. Louis, Mo, GRAY. David Leslie - EE Liberty. Mo. GREEN, Charles P. CE Springfield, III. GREESON Joseph B. - PHYS University City, Mo, GREGORY. Walter [. - CE Alton, III. GREMARD. William Lee - EE Portageviile. Mo. GRIFFETH, Thomas J, Jr. ME Fairborn. Ohio GRIMM, Robert J. - ME Sc. Louis, Mo. GROVES, Christopher B. ■ CE Rolla, Mo, GUD AITIS John Jonas ■ PHYS St. Louis, Mo. GULICK. Gary Michael - ME Kansas City, Mo. GULLIC, Robert Clyde CE Eldorado, III GUNZEL James M, - CE Independence, Mo. Fueling, DJ. Fuller J. R. Gegesky, P. S. Gcmeinhardt. R, G. George, D. R. Gerber J, A. Gibtl terra, T, V. Gilkey. R. L. Gillham. H.J. GillmoreJ. C. Gilmore, T. R. Giusti, L, A. Glum , D. A. Glusas. P. Godwin. W, R. GoeddeJ. G. Goessling, J. R, Grabski. E. L. Graham, W. D Crawl, B. J, Gray. D, L. Green. C. P. Greeson. J. B. Gregory, W J Gremard, W. L. Gnffeth, T J. Jr. Grimm, RJ. Groves, C, B. Gudaitts. J J. GuUic, R C 359 HACKARD, Roger Gerald ■ ME Roll a Mo. HALFORD. Robert James EE Chadwick, Mo. HALL Leon Morris - MATH Sedalia, Mo, HALL, Randle D. ' EE Rolla. Mo. HAMAKAWA, Roy H. - EE Hilo, Hawaii H AMMON, Lyndon Ray - ChE Wood River. III. HAMPE, Robert M ■ EE St. Louis. Mo. HAND, Richard Martin - PETR Taylor ville. III. HANNEKEN, Michael A ME Villa Ridge, Mo. HARRIS. Byron Lee ■ EE Desloge, Mo, HARRIS, James Evert ■ ME Colfax, III. HARVEY Wayne C-CE St. Louis, Mo. HEBE RUE. Terence J. - CE Farmington. Mo. HECKLER, Philip C-CE Long Island, New York HE1TMAN. Harvey j. ME St. Louis. Mo, HEITZM ANN. John E, ■ ME St, Louis, Mo, HELLWEGE. Lonnie M. - ME Glendale, Mo. HEN EH AN, William M, EE St. Clair, Mo, HERZOG, Ronald Joseph - ME Farmington, Mo. Gunnel. J. M, Hail, R. D. Hand, R. M Haekard, R. G. Hamackus, R, H. Hanneken, M A. Halford, R. j. Hammon, L. R. Harris. B. L. Hall, L. Hampe, Harris, J. E. Harvey, W. C. Heitman. H, J. Henchan. W, M Hcrberlie, T. J Hrit mann,J, E, Herzog, R J. Heckler, P. C Hellwege, L, M, Hetxel. D P. Hicks, T, D. Hindekb. A. S. Hodel, M.J. Hilburn, H. L. Hobdmann, D . W. Hoefker, A. B. Hinchdiff, S. J. Hoehmann, I. P Hoe Her, W.J. Jr. 360 10 s: HETZEL, Dennis Paul - CE Breese, III. HICKS. Troy Don - MIN Eldorado, Ell. HILBURN, Howard Lynn CE Jenkins. Mo. HINCHCLIFF. SammieJ. - ChE Carterville. III. HINDELEH Atallah S, - EE Beirut, Lebanon HOBELMANN. David W. - ChE St. Charles, Mo. HOCHMAN, Ira Paul - CE Brooklyn, New York HO DEL, Myron John - ME Roanoke, III. HOELKER. Anthony B. ME Ha d wood, Mo. HO ELLER, Warren J. Jr . ME Severna Park. Mo. HOFFMAN, Denny Ray - CE Nashville, III. HOFFMAN. Gary Alan ChE Jefferson City, Mo. Juniors Hoffman, D, R. Holland. R. G. Hoffman, G. A Hollenberg, D. W, Hohman, G. M. Hollowell. W. M. Holland, L, C. Hornback, D. L. Hotchkiss, R S, Hughes, D. R. Hunter, H. L, Ihler, D W. Hovis, D L. Hughlett, J. R. Hurst, R, D, Isaak, G, J. HuckJ. W, Hull, J, L. Hum, R.J. Jackson, J. H, Huet. M. S, Hunt, M. T. Huston, S. M. Jackson, J. T. HOHMAN, Gerald Marvin - ME St. Charles. Mo. HOLLAND. Larry Curtis - ChE Farmington, Mo. HOLLAND, Rodney G, CE St. Joseph, Mo. HOLLENBERG, Dale W ■ ME Ha dwood, Mo. HOLLO WELL, William M. UNCL Raytown, Mo. HORNBACK. Donald L. - ChE Carthage, Mo. HOTCHKISS. Roberts, -ME St, Ann, Mo. HOVIS, Donald Luther - ChE Frederic ktown, Mo. H UCK, James Wayne ME St. Louis. Mo, HUETT, Michael Scott - CE Mountain Home, Ark HUGHES, Darrell Ray - ME Lead wood. Mo, HUGHLETT Joseph R. ME Joplin, Mo. HULL, James L. - ChE St. Louis. Mo. HUNT. Mkhael Taylor ■ EE Farmington, Mo. HUNTER, Herbert L, - ME Cherokee, Ala. HURST. Ronald David - CE Ste., Genevieve, Mo. HURTT Robert Jacob- CE Florissant, Mo, HUSTON, Samuel M. - CE Chesterfield, Mo, 1HLER, David W. - CE Jefferson City. Mo, ISAAK, GaryJ. EE Carlyle, Mo, JACKSON, John H.-CE Kansas City, Mo. JACKSON, John T. - UNCL St. Louis. Mo. JACKSON, Michael G. - EE St. Louis t Mo, JACOBS, Joseph W. - ChE Meta, Mo. 361 Jackson, M G. Johnson, J, L, Jones, R K. Kastendieck, W. Jacobs ,J. W. Johnson, W. E, Jones, R. K. Keith, D, L. Jams, R. R. Johnstone, D E Jozwiak, V. R, Kdehan, M, E. Joggerst, D. Jones, D. B Kaesberg, R. L. Keller. T. G. u n i o r s JANIS, Richard Ron - ME St, Louis, Mo. JOGGERST, Donald L EE Ste. Genevieve, Mo. JOHNSON, JerroW L. - EE Caseyville, III. JOHNSON. Wayne E. - CER Jefferson City, Mo. JOHNSTONE, Donald E. - EE Affton, Mo. JONES, David Bryan - EE Brentwood, Mo, JONES, Richard - CE St. Louis, Mo. JONES, Ronald Kenton - EE Rolls, Mo. JOZWIAK, Vincent R ME Kirkwood, Mo, KAESBERG, Ralph Lee - CE Sparta, III. KASTEND1ECK, William - ME Billings, Mo. KEITH Dicky Lee - MIN P Buffalo, Mo. K EL AH AN, Mkhael E - MET Valley feld, Quebec, Canada KELLER, Terry Graham - ME Belleville, 111. KENYON, Richard W. - UNCL Springfield, HI. KERNS, Wayne L. - CE St. Joseph, Mo. KEY, John Wiliam - ME Desloge, Mo. KIRK, Charles Paul CE Detroit, Mich, KISSING, Michael R. - EE Pacific, Mo. KLEMA, Philip T. - CE Overland, Mo. KLESATH, Vernon L. Jr. ■ UNCL Rolla. Mo, K FOSTER MAN. Michael J. - GEOL St. Louis, Mo. KLOTZ, James Allen - UNCL Des Peres, Mo. KMECZ, Glenn Michael - ME St, Louis, Mo, KOENIG, Gary R. - CSC St. Louis, Mo. KORN, Charles S. ■ ME Overland, Mo. KR El JCH James L. - ME St. Marys, Mo. KRIEG. William Lloyd - EE St. Louis Mo, KRUMICK, Carey F. - CER Linden, New jersey KUCHENIG, Fred W EE St. Louis. Mo. LAFFERTY. Dannie F EE Thayer, Mo, LAMBfL Clinton R. - EE Arlington Hgts., HI. LAMBERT James E. Jr -,ME St, Louis, Mo. Kenyon. R W. Kissing, M. R. Kerns, W L. Klema, PJ. Key J, W Klesath, V. L. Jr. Kirk. C P. Klostermann, M J. 362 Koenig, G. R. Krumitk, C- F. Lapresta. C, R, Kmecz, G. M Kuchenig, F. W, La tty, J, A. Klotz. J. A, Lafferty, D F. Lawson, L. D. Korn, C. S, Larnbe, G. R. Leffelman, A. F, Km Itch, J. L. Lambert, J, E., Jr. Licklider, P, L. Krieg, W, L. LaNear. 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D.G O’Neil I J A O Hara J. E. Olsen, R G. O’Neill, T, F. Jr. Ohnimus, S, W O Neal. K. D. Ornes, M. E. Otto, C G . Pahl.T J Pats J. A. Otro, D. L, Pahimatm. G. A. Palmer, R. t. Owens, T. J. Painter, C. H.. 11 Palmer, S. D, 366 ORNE5, Marvin E. . ME Bras hear. Mo. OTTO. Conrad George - EE Sr. Louis. Mo. OTTO. David Leo -CSC Rivervtew, Mo. OWENS, Thomas James - CE Sr. Louis, Mo PAHL, Robert Harold - ChE Rot la. Mo. PAHLMANN, Gene A - CER Coffeen, 111, PAINTER, Charles H,. II EE St. Joseph, Mo. PAIS, Jerome A, - ME St, Louis, Mo. PALMER, Ralph Edward - ChE Steel vi lie, Mo. PALMER, Scott Douglas - PHYS Hazelwood, Mo. PAPEN, Gale Hodges - EE Roll a. Mo. PARK, Se-Jung - EE Milwaukee, Wis. Junior Papen, G. H, Peavler. D. M. Park, S.J. Peck. D. L Parker, D. R. Pellegrino, D. R. Parker, M. A. Perkins, G, G. Perrson. D, L. Pfeiffer, D, L. Piva, T. W, Pott, J. D. Petersmeyer, M Phelps, R. W Pokrefke, T. J, Presson, G. D. Pettus, R A. Phillips, G. V. Porter, C, G. Preston. J. C, Pfeiffer, D. C Piepho, L. L Porterfield. C. Prewitt, N, D. PARKER Dennis Ray - ChE East St. Louis, III. PARKER. Michael A. - ME St. Louis, Mo, PEAVLER, Dennis M, - ME Independence, Mo, PECK, David Lyman - PHYS Springfield, 111, PELLEGRINO, Danny R. - CE Wood River, III PERKINS, Gary Gene - MET Wadsworth, Ohio PERSSON. David L. ME Roll a . Mo. PETERSMEYER Michael - EE Affron, Mo. PETTLJS. Richard Allan ■ PHYS Flat River. Mo. PFEIFFER, David C. - CE Rnlla. Mo. PFEIFFER. Douglas L. - EE St. Joseph, Mo. PHELPS, Richard W. - MIN Kankakee, III. PHILLIPS, Gary Verle - PHYS Stanberry, Mo. PIEPHO, Loris Lee - ME Hobart, Ind. PIVA, Thomas W - ChE St. Louis Mo. FOKREFKE. Thomas J, - CE St. Louis, Mo. PORTER. Clayton G, - EE Raytown, Mo. PORTERFIELD. Charles - METN Jennings, Mo. POTT. Jan Douglas ■ ME St, Louis, Mo. PRESSON. Gerald Dale - EE East Prairie, Mo. PRESTON, John C - ME Red Budd, III. PREWITT, Neil David - ME Huntsville. Mo PRICE. David Birder - UNCL St. Louis, Mo. PRICHARD, Howard M - PHYS Flippin, Ark. 367 Price. Q. 0, Radmacker, j J. Rasch, P G. Reed, W G. Prichard H. M Rands. R, H. Ray B. G. Reinhardt, J. E, Proffer J. L. Radaom P, Q- Reathcrford J D. Reuther. A. C, Rack Ley, MJ. Rapp, E B Redington, M- F Ricker, E, E. u n i o r s PROFFER James Lee - HE Bloomfield Mo. RACKLEY, Marion jay - METN Holla, Mo, RADMACHER James j. - CE Freeburg. Mo, RADZOM. Paul QJr. ■ EE St. Louis, Mo. RANDS, Robert H. ■ EE Normandy. Mo. RAPP, Eric Bayard - ChE Crystal City Mo RASCH, Philip Glenn - ChE Belleville, Mo. RAY, Billy Glenn - CE Buffalo Mo, REATHERFQRD Jim D MIN P Moweaqua, III, REDING TON Michael F - ME Kirkwood Mo. RHED, Walter G - EE St. Louis, Mo, REINHARDT John E. EE St. Louis. Mo REUTHER, Albert C EE Florissant, Mo RICKER, Eldon E - MATH Rolla, Mo, RILEY, Michael W. - EE Sedalia, Mo. RILEY, Michael W. ■ PHYS Webster Groves, Mo. RISTER, Gerald Wayne -ME Sikes ton Mo. RITCHEY, Donald E. - CE St. Louis Mo. ROAM. John Harold ME Carthage. Mo. ROBBINS, Paul E. - ME Odessa, Mo, ROBERTS. Omer Howard - ChE Rolla, Mo, RODGERS Jerry Lee - ENGR Gallatin. Mo. ROSENBAUM, David E. - CE Independence, Mo. ROSENBERRY. Lyle A. - EE Joplin, Mo ROSENKOETTER. James B ■ MATH Kirkwood. Mo. ROSS. Charles F. - EE Denver. Mo. ROSS, Edgar Allen - ChE Auburn, III. ROTH John L. - MATH Glendale Mo ROTH Lester C. - EE Festus, Mo. ROWOLD, Carl Allen - ME Kirkwood, Mo RUE. John C. - EE Gulf Breeze Fla. RUPRECHT William J. MET St Charles, Mo RUSSELL Charles E GE E Rolla Mo, RUSSELL James Harold ME Ladd. Yll Riley, M W. Roan j. H. Riley. M. W. Ristcr, G W. Ritchey D. E. Robbins P. E Roberts, O. H, Rodgers J. L. 368 Rosenbaum, D, E. Rosen berry, L. A. Rosen koetter.J, B. Ross, C- E. Ross, E. A, Roth, J, L, Rothj L. C, Rowold, C, A, Rue, J, C Ruprecht, W. J, Russell, C, E. Russell, J. H. Rytrer, N. J. Sadler. R. A. Sander, R.E, Sanders, R. S, Sandhaus, H, W. Sandusky. D. W. SaniL M, Sauer, T. V. Schdbel. L. L. Sarver. P. W. Schamel, W.S, Schenk R. W. Sauer, D. A, Schatz, G,M, Schfuerer, P H, Sauer, P W. Schef fd, G. A, Schmidt, L, D, RYTTER, Noel Joy - ME Independence, Mo, SADLER, Robert A. - PHYS Springfield, 111. SANDER, Ronald Earl - ME Kirkwood, Mo, SANDERS, Robert S, - ChE Odessa, Mo. 5ANDHAUS, Henry W. - GEN Rolla, Mo. SANDUSKY, David W METN St. Joseph, Mo, SANII, Manuchehf - PETR Rolla. Mo. SARVER, Pat Wayne - EE Independence, Mo, SAUER, David Allen - ChE Herrin, III. SAUER, Peter W. - EE St. Louis, Mo. SAUER, Thomas V r CE Chester, III, SCHAMEL. Walter S. - CE Hagerstown, Md. SCHATZ, Gregory M. - CE Brooklyn, N.Y, SCHEFFEL. Gary A, ME Rolla, Mo, SCHEIBEL, Larry L. - CE Lebanon, 111, SCHENK, Richard W. - CE Lemay, Mo. SCHLUETER, Patrick H - ME Kirkwood, Mo. SCHMIDT, Lonnie Dale - MATH OwensvjJle, Mo. 369 Schneider, j, D. Sehowengerdt, R, Seaman. R. L. Schnurbuseh. L J Schukai. J, M. Seitz, G. C. Schoeffel. R.D Schumacher, A. R. Settergren, R. T, Schopfcr, C. A. Schwartz, D. R, Sevall, G, W.Jr. SCHNEIDER, Jacob D. , PHYS Bland, Mo, SCHN URBUSCH, Larry J EE Old Appleton, Mo, SCHOEFFEL, Richard D. - EE Alton, ill. SCHOPFER. Carl Albert ME Chester, 111. SCHOWENGERDT, Robert PHYS O ' Fallon, Mo. SCHUKAI Jay M. GEOL Florissant. Mo. SCHUMACHER, Arthur R - MET St. Louis. Mo. SCHWARTZ, David Ray - PHYS Rosette Mo. SEAMAN, Robert Leroy - ME Ballwin Mo, SEITZ, GlennonC EE St. Louis. Mo. SETTERGREN, Roy T, - ME St, Louis, Mo. SEVALL, George W.Jr. - ChE Kirkwood, Mo, SHARP. Richard E. ■ CE Rolla, Mo. SHERMAN, Lee Armon ■ MET Golden Eagle, III. SHOOP, Steve Korando UNCL Cicero. III. SHOWMAKER, Harry L.Jr. - ME Charleston, Mo. SIDES, Donald Ernst - CE Rolla Mo. SIMMONS, Richard E. ■ CE Savannah, Mo. SIMMONS, Ronald Alan - PHYS Conway, Mo. J u n i o SIMMS, William R ■ MET Madisonville, Ky. SIMS, J. Q - CE Rolla, Mo. SIPES Ronald Lee - EE St. Joseph, Mo. SLOAN, Edward Jacob GE E Baldwin, N Y. SMID, Fred F CE St, Louis. Mo. SMITH. Brian Walter CE Bel I port, N,Y. SMITH Carlton Lee - CE St. Louis. Mo. SMITH, Gary S. - ME Malden, Mo, SMITH, Michael John - CE Joplin, Mo. SMITH. Neil Sanford - CSC Trenton, Mo. SMITH. Victor Jacob EE Lebanon Mo. SMITH, William Ray - ME Joplin, Mo. SMITHSON, Billy James - EE Rolla, Mo. SOBER James R.Jr ■ EE Rolla, Mo. SOHN, Daryl F. - UNCL Kirkwood, Mo. SOLOMON, Harry A. Jr. SOWERS James Robert - MATH Rolla Mo. r s Shaip R. E. Sides, D. E. Sims J, Q. Sherm an, L. A. Simmons, R. E, Sipes, R, L. Shoop, S. K. Simmons, R. A. Sloan, E. J. Showmaker, H, L.Jr. Simms, W ' . R. Smid, F. F. 370 SPENCE r David Ray - EE Johns Island, S.C. SPENCER, Thomas, - MATH Ferguson. Mo, SPEIGEL Julio A, ■ EE Santiago, Rep, of Panama SPRY, Thomas Lewis - EE Carthage. Mo, STAHL Joseph W. - EE Sr, Louis, Mo, STAMM, Douglas A. - ME St, Louis, Mo. STANFILL. Robert T, - EE Poplar Bluff, Mo, STERNBERG, Thomas C - MATH Kirkwood, Mo. STEVENS, Robert W. - UNCL Cameron, Mo. STEWART, Richard E. - EE Rolk, Mo. STIEFERMAN, Michael J. . CE Jennings, Mo, STORCK, Robert K, - CE St. Louis, Mo, STORRS, Stuart Morgan - CE Hannibal, Mo. STRAUSS. Stephen R - ME Malvern, Ark r STREBLHR. Michael X. - FHYS Webster Groves, Mo, STROBEL, Larry Elmer - ME Russellville, Mo. STURGEON, Michael C. - EE Affton, Mo. 5UNDERMEYER, Thomas L, - GEOL House Springs. Mo, SUTTERFIELD, Patrick ■ MATH St. Louis, Mo. SWEENEY, Thomas E. - EE Festus, Mo, Smith, B W. Smith, C. L, Smith, G. S. Smith. M J. Smith, N. S. Smith, V J. Smith, W. R. Smithson, B. J. SoberJ, R,Jr. Sohn. D.F, Solomon, H, A, Jr, Sowers J. R Spence, D. R. Spencer, T J, Spiegel. J. A Spry, T. L. Stahl, J W. Stamm, D. A. Stsin.fi] E . R. E, Sternberg, T. C, Stevens, R. W. Stewart, R. E. Steiferman, M J. Storck. R. K, Storrs, S. M Strauss. 5, R. Strcbler, M X. St rebel , L. E, Sturgeon, M. C Sunder meyer, T. L. 371 Sweeney. T. E. Tcter, R D, Thomas. W. H Throckmorton, J H. Talbutt C. A. Thames, H, O Thompson. J. E Tice, R, H., Jr. Tannous, N. B Thies D. E. Thorn, S. W. Tuoley, L. E Taylor, R, D. Tbiessen, G, R Thresher, C W Towne R, G. u n i o r s TALBUTT, Charles A. - MATH Joplin, Mo, TAN NOUS, Nicola B. - CE Beirut, Lebanon TAYLOR, Ralph Dale - EE Tipton, Mo. TETER, Robert Dean - EE Plainview, ILL THAMES, Harold O. ME St. Louis, Mo. THIES, Donald E. ■ ME Glasgow Mo. THI ESSEN, Gerald R. - ChE Bolivar, Mo. THOMAS. Warren H, - ME Kansas City , Mo. THOMPSON John E. - CE Jefferson City, Mo. THORN, Steven William - EE Rolla, Mo, THRESHER. Charles W, - ME Rolla, Mo. THROCKMORTON John H. - ChE Poplar Bluff, Mo. TICE, Richard H,,Jr. - ME Rolla. Mo. TOOLEY, Lawrence E. - EE Marion, III, TOWNS Robert G. - EE St. Louis, Mo. TRACHSEL, Garry Leroy - ME Holts Summit, Mo. TRANTHAM, Ronald G. C SC Berkeley, Mo. TRICAMO, Stephen S. - EE St. Louis, Mo, TRUMP, Paul Varner - ME Kansas City. Mo. TUCKER, Ronald Morgan CE Hematite, Mo. TWELLMAN, David H. - ChE Bowling Green, Mo, TYNDORF. John W ME Perth Amboy , N J . UTHE, Ralph John - ME St. Louis, Mu, VACHALEK. James R - EE Festus Mo. VANCE. Joe N ed ME Kansas City, Mo VANGILDER, James N. - ME Jackson, Mo, VASQUEZ, Robert L, - ChE Overland, Mo. VAUGHAN. Gerald R. - ME Kansas City, Mo. VAUGHAN, Gerald W - ME St, Louis, Mo, VEHIGE, Richard J. - ME Old Monroe, Mo. VEJVODA, Donald J. - EE St. Louis. Mo. VERHOFP, Ronald j - ME St. Louis Mo. VOGT. Don Ralph UNCL Ferguson, Mo. Trachsel, G, L. Tucker R. M. Trantham, R. G, Twellman, D. H. Tricamc, S. S. Tyndorf. j. N. Trump, P. V. Uthe, R.J. 372 Vachalek, j. R. Vance, J, N, Vangilder.J. N. Vasquez t R. L, Vaughan, G, R. Vaughan. G. W. Vehige. R. J, Vejvoda, D. j. Verhoff, R. j. Volk, R. H. Vorst, CJ. Vorwirh. R. C Voss T j, J. Walker, D, E. Walker, M. R. Wallace. L.J. Walsh, J.J. Waltrip, T. G, Warchola. R. j. Washburn. W. T. Wegr yn, J, E. Ward, D, L, Watkins, J. 8, Wehner, T. G. Ward, P. j. Weaver, G. W, Weiss flug, V. A Warren, T. R Weaver, R, F. 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W1ESENMEYER, John C, - CE Springfield, III, WIGGINTON, Gary Wayne . ChE St. Louis, Mo, WILCOX. Thomas M - CE Nevada. Mo. WILKINS. John Michael - ChE Washington, Mo. WILLIS, Donald Gene ■ EE Rolla, Mo. WILSON, Barbara J. CE Anniston, Mo. WINCH, Richard Allan ME Pesloge, Mo. WISE, Kenneth Boyd - EE Joplin, Mo. WISEMAN, James - EE Jamesport. Ma WISHERD, David - EE St. Joseph, Mo, Weniger, C. H. Westfall. L. E„ Jr. Wettack, D J. Wideman, R. L. Wiessenmeyer, J. C. Wiggingion. G.W. Wikox. T, M. Wilkins, J. M. Willis. D. G. Wilson, B.J. Winch, R. A, Wise, K, B. 374 Wiseman . ). L. Wished. D Woley, P.F. Wolf. W. A. YoungJ, A. Zak, T. S. Wissel, F. O Witzd, R. C Woodruff. M. R Worth, B. C. Ziegenmeier . J . L . Zieger . j . B, . J r . Wncssner. J. D. Wort man. D E. Wojtkowski, D. E Ziegler. K. F. Yost, K. D. W1SSEL, Fred Owen - ENGR Kansas City, Mo. WITZEL, Richard C CE Lemay, Mo. WO ESSNER, James David ME St. Louis, Mo. WOJTKOWSKL Donald E. - ME Ferguson, Mo. WOLEY. Paul Finley - ME Jennings. 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Departments Athletics Ceramics 38 Baseball 138 Chemical Engineering 42 Basketball 116 Chemistry 40 Cross Country 131 Civil Engineering 44 Football no Computer Science 58 Golf 133 Electrical Engineering 46 Intramural Sports 144 Engineering Graphics 48 Tennis 132 Geology 50 Track 142 Humanities 52 Rifle 130 Mathematics Mechanical Engineering 56 62 Rugby 128 Mechanics 60 Metallurgy 64 Military Science 70 Mining and Petroleum 66 Physics 68 Fraternities Living Units Acacia 218 Altman Hall 270 Alpha Epsilon Pi 220 Campus Club 258 Alpha Phi Alpha 222 Engineers Club 260 Beta Sigma Psi 224 Delta Sigma Phi 226 Farrar Hall 272 Delta Tau Delta 228 Fifty miners 262 Kappa Alpha 230 Holtman 274 Kappa Sigma 232 Lambda Chi Alpha 234 Independents 284 Phi Beta Iota 236 Kelly Hall 276 Phi Kappa Theta Pi Kappa Alpha 238 240 McAnerny Hall 280 Sigma Nu 242 Married Students 290 Sigma Phi Epsilon 244 Prospectors Club 264 Sigma Pi 246 248 Shamrock Club 266 Sigma Tau Gamma Tau Kappa Epsilon 250 Tech Club 268 Theta Chi 252 Thomas Jefferson 278 Theta Xi 254 Womens Residence Hall 282 Triangle 256 376 Organizations Alpha Chi Sigma 167 Alpha Phi Omega 206 Alpha Sigma Mu 167 American Ceramic Society 186 American Foundryman ' s Society 177 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 186 American Institute of Chemical Engineers 185 American Institute of Mining Engineers 184 American Institute of Physics 184 American Society of Civil Engineers 178 American Society of Mechanical Engineers 178 American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers 179 American Society for Metals 1 88 Association for Computing Machinery 179 Baptist Student Union 201 Blue Key National Honor Fraternity 207 Canterbury Club 203 Cheerleaders 159 C hi nese St ud en ts As sod at i on 210 Chi Alpha 202 Chi Epsilon 168 Christian Science Organization 213 Circle K 208 C L. Dake Society 189 Coeds J 197 Esperanto [ 99 Eta Kappa Nu 1 76 Federation of Latin American Students 210 Forensic Society 199 Gamma Delta 202 Glee Club 196 India Association 2 1 1 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers 180 Inter-Collegiate Knights 209 Inter Co-Op Council 162 Inter- Fraternity Council 162 Iranian Students Organization 2 12 Kappa Kappa Psi 169 Kappa Mu Epsilon 169 Karate Club 190 Keramos 181 Ltahona Fellowship 203 M ' Club 191 Madrigal Singers 196 Miner Board 156 Moslem Students Association 212 National Society of Professional Engineers 183 Newman Club 204 Nuclear Engineering Society 181 Organization of Arab Students 213 Pershing Rifles 198 Phi Eta Sigma 175 Photo Club 191 Pi Epsilon Tau 174 Pi Tau Sigma 170 Radio Club 192 Radio Station KMSM FM 158 Raiders 195 Rainy Day 214 Rifle Team 130 Rock Climbing Club 200 Rollamo Board 154 Russian Club 200 Scabbard Blade 171 Sigma Gamma Epsilon 173 Sigma Pi Sigma 172 Society of Automotive Engineers 187 Society of Engineering Geophysics 182 Society of Petroleum Engineers 188 Society of Women Engineers 197 Spelunkers Club 193 St. Pat ' s Board 165 Student Council 163 Student Union Board 164 Tau Beta Pi 173 Theta Tau 174 UMR-ROTC Band 160 University Dames 194 Wesley Foundation 205 Who ' s Who 298 W, T, Schrenk Society 189 Faculty Advisor Professional Photography Portraits Groups Technical Assistance Publisher Special Typists Acknowledgements Professor Karl Moulder Del Valle Studios Bradford and Fitzsimmons Joe E. Hook Walsworth Company Jody Diekmann Stella Flugrad Betty Whaling COLOPHON .. The 1967 ROLLAMO is printed in an edition of 3800 copies on 100 Meade Printflex v Body copy is 12 point Garamond, cut lines 10 point Garamond italics, and heads are 24 point Century. 377 Editor’s Note As I write this the 1967 ROLLAMO lies before me ready to go to the publisher. It is a pile of envelopes over a foot high. The envelopes contain several hundred loose pictures and pages and pages of copy. Looking back through the envelopes I can watch the year pass in review. It was a year which brought many changes to the campus; a library went up at the north end of the quadrangle, the physics department moved out of Norwood Hall and into their new addition and visiting football teams found out how much thunder the Miners can get out of a set of steel bleachers. This was also the year that Moutray could hold its liquor, .but not the chentel, and the Pious Pieman recognized some outstanding instructors in the chemistry department. The university lost two distinguished professors in the passing of Dr. Harris and Skipper Carlton, but can rest in the knowledge that their lives will inspire better teachers tomorrow. This year ' s graduating class has received the highest salaries ever, but they go to work in a world plagued with trouble spots and many of these fine men will find themselves involved in a war hun- dreds of miles from home. I have tried to compile a record that will be an appropriate annual now, but more important, when it is dusted off and browsed through twenty and fifty years from now. A tremendous number of mam hours has gone into this book for which I am in- debted to the staff and to many more people than I could list here. I want to say a special thanks to Kieth and Fred for their help and inspiration dur- ing that last week of twelve and sixteen hour days. My thanks also to joe Hook and Walsworth com- pany for their patience in educating a novice editor. It’s all history now and I know how sixty editors before me have felt at this time: It feels awfully good. R. O. Nations Editor m W WALSWORTH Marteline, Mo,, U S. A,