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

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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

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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.