University of Missouri College of Engineering - Shamrock Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Q!! gf'- I-----fibiif ,:.2-fi5Iar1wrocEP-1-- I -'ru SENIOR OFFICERS JAMES I'IAMILTON .....,..,.. -,..,- -,,- - - ------- 177-35-idgylyf CARL NEITZERT --- ................... ...... I 'ive-Presirlent ROBERT OSTERLOI-I .......... - ......... -, Secretary-Trgagm-gr SENIORS AINSWVORTI-I, JOHN R. ANDES, EARL T. ATKINSON RIAURICE BAKER, ROBERT V. BEIGIAILPIY, FRANK BERGSOHNEIDER, H. IBODEN, JAMES A. BROUS, SAMUEL L. BURLBAWV, EARNEST CARDWVELL, THOMAS CHANCE, FRANCIS CHILES, F. P. COERYER, ROBERT CONDIT, DORMAN J. CRUMPLER, WM. N. DAYVICINS, FRED E. IJICKSON, JAMES L. DIIVIMICK, GLENN L. DUNN, CHARLES V. EATON, YVM. R. EDWVARDS, JOHN R. ELSEA, CHARLIE J. FERG-ASON, REC'POR FOLTZ, RALPI'I A. GAST, CLARL F. GORSUCI-I, H-ARRY GOVE, HAROLD E. GRAVES, JOSEPH GREEN, EARL GREENBURY, F. HIXGAIX, EDWIN LEO Page 42 HAh'IILTON, JAMES HARLIN, XV. E. HASENRITTER, E. HEARST, FRANK HOFFMAN, SAMUEL L. HOLIIANDER, WM. L. HOLMRERG, H. H. HOLMRERG, J. F. HOI.h'IES, VVM. R. HUGI-IES, JOI-IN R. HLTNT, GEO. L. HUNTER, FLOYD S. IFFRIG, CYRIL H. IRWIN, WILLARD JENKINS, RUSSELL JOHNSON, C. CECIL KILBURN, PAYTON IKOOPMAN, RICI-IARIJ K. LAWTON, EI.I.IOT J. LEMERT, FRANK LILES, IJEWVIS R. LORER, CHARLES N. RIARKS, HAROLD RIEJIA, J. G. IYIILLER, NEWVBY L. RIILLER, ROGER L. RIINAR, ROSS A. RIONROE, ROY H. RTUELLER, LELAND MUENCH, ROLAND NASIX, WADE H. R. NEBEI,, JOHN K. NEITzERT, CARL OSTERLOH, ROBERT PERSINGER, CHARLES POLLOCK, SAM H. POTTER, JESSE H. REI-IAGEN, ELMER S. SAPPER, XVM. L. SCHERER, I'IUGO J. SCI-IMICK, GEO. YV. SCHOOLEY, C. E. SCIIOTT, IJIONEL SCHYVAMB, ROY G. SINIITH, VVM. D. STALKER, RIYRON E. STEINMAN, JOHN J. SUTTON, STAN FORD M. IFATE, JULE C. VFAYLOR, LESTON V. THORSON, AL-LICN VV. X7ARNUM, JOSEPH B. XVEINRURG, A.LVIN YZ' .Q A 9 VVELLER, MARVIN G. ' XVOOSTER, GORDON B. FIFTH YEAR MEN DUFFY, R. E. KILBY, H. S. PARKS RALPH R. VAUGH, RIASON q. , E.. 1 1 y. ir 1' 'll' IAN: -,l Y -Prigijq ,I

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era U. . if a. A 1 vb ri A 3 L-N 1 about town singing Irish songs and having a splendid time in general. XVith this bit of introduction to the Spirit of St. Patrick, the men departed to their rooms where they enjoyed a much needed rest. lt was to be expected that such action on the part of the students would call forth opposition from the faculty, and the expectations were not slighted. Various members of the faculty, WVT10 were not yet converted to the new filltll, expressed their opinions. It is needless to say that the condemnation did not aH'ect the faith of the engineers in the Blarney Stone and its message. But the Discipline Committee get more results, its action being more in the nature of a physical rebuke than a verbal one. The action of the com- mittee resulted in the suspension of Nappy Morehead, a senior, for two weeks. The year 1904 was marked by a spirit of unanimous cut. Never a nay was heard to this motion to cut all classes. However, the pleadings and advice of A. M. fArtiej Green, professor of Mechanical Engineering and Junior Dean, re- sulted in the students attending classes that day. That night the students celebrated at the Gordon Hotel with the iirst St. Pat's Banquet. The year 1905 marks the extensive changes in the St. Pat's program that resulted in the type that we now know and enjoy. That year committees were appointed to plan the celebration and direct it. This committee seems to have been the first St. Pat's Board. Several new features were introduced, among them being the presence of the representative of St. Patrick and the holding of the Kow-Tow on thc Quad. During the celebration an engineers banner was Hown from a wire stretched from the engineers' own building to Jesse Hall. This was the real be- ginning of the Campus Stunts. The senior banquet that marked the celebration the year before gave way to the Pat's Ball, which still holds sway. The year 1906 saw the appearance of the first Shamrock, which was a twenty page, four inch by seven inch, edition, which was dedicated to St Patrick, the perfect integral, whose first derivative was an engineer. The celebration for the year was elaborate, St. Patrick arrived in an airplane, which hovered over the columns throughout the clay. The Kow-Tow took place in spite of the snow that covered the ground, and the knighthood of the Order of St. Patrick was bestowed upon those who had served faithfully for four years. The grand ball in honor of the Knights of St. Patrick closed the day. During these four years that the idea of the celebration was in the nascent state, the spirit of the thing was so instilled in the students that 'since that time the celebration of St. Pat's birthday has grown and developed to its present propor- tions, not only at Missouri but at other colleges who have followed our example. . F. P. G. 9' 'ii' ' I Page 41 ,Qt1saia'rcr:Rlr---------wget ' 4 4, i R t? L O 3, XJ V . 5 . :ffl-.LM ee

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'g:I,f,-I-A ---2-Q--M-f 12 I3 fic giiicimrc-C M-R-Mm 1 F S1 4. 5 T I 7 ,lv . ,... .-. If JUNIOR OFFICERS FLOYD CI-IINN ............... ............ ..... I 1 resident THOMAS RODHOUSE .................... ,..... I fige-111-ggiflent GEORGE CROWV .......... ............ ..........., S g m-etm-Ay NEWELL JONES ..... ---- AIJAh'lS, FRED R. ALLEN, AUSTIN ALLISON, CTIEO. C. AMYETT, ORVII.I,IC AXON, :ELI O. BAIN, JOHN GEORGE JR BARTON, .IOI-IN H. BECKNER, EARLE R. BOSCH, I'IERBERT M. BRYANT, EARL R. BURNIIAM, EDWIN B. CI-IADWICK, JOI-IN E. CHALMERS, JAMES MAx CHANEY, CECIL F. CIIINN, FLOYD T. CLARK, KENNE'f1I L. COEN, CRANSTON J. COLLINS, OGIE B. COOPER, J. I'IULE'I'T COOPER, INIARVIN L. COURTNEY, CARL R. CREEK, PAUL CROWV, CEEORGE L. CRUCE, HARRY A. CURRIBZ, R101-IARD A. IDAWVSON, JAMES C. JR. DUNLAIJ, ROBERT S. EDMONSON, GEORGE B. ELZEA, JOHN 'W. ENDEBIIOCK, FRANK EWING, GEORGE M. FAIR, IIRANK FOSTER, JAMES E. H':NNING, HOLICE F. HARDEY, KARL HAIIRIS, R. ELLIOTT HEUCIIAN, ROBERT W. I'IILL, BEN L. I'IOLT, BURDETTE HORNE, FREDERICK JACKSON, HAIKLEY R. JONES, NEWELL K. - .... ........... - .... - - Trerzsurer JONES, ROBERT H. JR. KARSCI-I, J. M. KENNISH, JOHN S. KINCAID, CLAUDE A. KRUSE, HARRY LEWONDOSKI, JOHN JR. LIPSCOME, LEO H. MANLEY, JACK M. RIEGOWN, IVILLIAM P. INIEYER, OIPTO H. IVIIDDLETOWVN, LIARVEY RIILLER, CHAS. J. RICDANIEL, JOHN B. MCDONALD, HAROIJD M. IVICGINLEY, CI-IARLES T. NOLAND, G. LEE NOVOA, ALRERTO OIRDELIIEIDE, IYORENZ OSBORN, SAMUEL J. PALMER, LOREN PAYNI-:, FRANK C. PIBURN, DICK POVVELL, RAYMOND F. REIIBEIN, CHARLES A. REHNER, JOHN JR. RODHOUSE, THOR'IAS E. ROSENBERCI, BEN ROTHSTEIN, ALEX I. RYDEN, CARL E. SAUNDERS, EUGENE C. SCHOONOVER, WAYNE SHAINRERG, GERALD SKINNER, LEO V. SNOWV, ALVA L. SOMRART, S. E. SPURGEON, OLA TAYLOR, CLYDE O. TIIEILKAS, GOTTFRIED '1'IFFIN, XVILLIAM T. TOMEORD, XXNILLIAM J. XIENDRICK, FREDERICK VERA, VICINTE L. I 1' n 4. I Page 43 'Y 1 -I A . .fd ii