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

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5 V ly, fl li ll l: 'l Tl H I ,,' , l l v ' -'f -mf XI 'E C H A N ll C A AL , ,lf Sophomores if I-IUFF, KENNETFI Qlienl Syracuse ' Rifle Club. W Cough! in fha' rain mul grefw tfwn inches: ,il need: a frrlnts .r!re'lrl1er. HF ill WILSON, SAM E. Columbia lx A T A, Track Squad, Pres. Sophomore En- 3,3 gineers. rlll 1f1l0f1lt'I' true of Fllltorzilix. All h .fi F res men 1, , 5 Goomucn, Howluw C. Crystal City X, Acacia, International Club, A. F. Sz A. M., 'N A. I. E. E. A fl Lost: om'-half 1no11.rInc'h1r. Q fli' GRUMICH, EDWARD Davenport, Ia. A E 'lk L fftlends Sfrjflzeru ax 'well as fha Urziwrsify. pl il ll Jormsow, Bm H. 450-Joy Pine Blue, Ark. Q Triangle, St. Pat's Board '31, Sec. Fr. Eng. W: Godir gift to growing girls. V W F' KARSCH, Eowlmn Uiddiel Leadwoozl Xa, I Quant Io look these lI07l0fIIfi8J' ofucr before I join. ,V fl ll 1' PETIZRS, SAM G,, Durango, Colo. ,li A X A, ls? The grew hofm from the West. :X SKCI-Hill, CALVIN St. Louis ,lil A 27 'I', Sec.-Treas. Freshman Engineers. lg . Bmrflful and in low. If g l . ll Vllurrmc, JAMES E. Qjiml Owatonna, Mmn. l, A 2 fb. HI. fl big Sfwcrle from Mirmesoia. ,N if ll ll lr ll , . 9,2 Page 29 e C W,--N'. A C, ,I . - -.-..e..,,-T,.. ,.,,.-,..,.-i,,..,. ,,.-,fH.,-1 .- fr ..ea,.o,,g,g..rg..a,J.e.....,,.....a.,....g,f,3,gNv,fmq

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.i. Page 28 'QMECI-IANICALS Seniors ERICKSON, W. M. Independence, Mo. Pres. A. S. M. E., Vice-Pres. H T 27, Bus. Mgr. 193i Shamrock. He mruzages all righl. ! I-I1TcHcocR, ARTHUR B. lBarneyj Bonne Terfe T B Tl, Vice-Pres. A. S. M. E., Sec.-Treas. U T 3, St. Pat's Board '28. Either in Columbia or Chicago. MfcC'r.A1N, RAYMOND G. fMacJ Columbia American Society of Collegiate Engineers, Sec.-Treas. A. S. M. E. '31, Knights of St. Patrick ,3O, Shamrock Staff '30, The fwoman-hnler??f? TISD1XI.E, SCOTT D. lScottyj St. Joseph A T ll, T B 11,11 T E, A. S. M. E., Men's Glee Club. Nlinnesolu, Kll7l51lJ, and finally a better srhool. VINEYARD, JOHN Tulsa, Okla. John DU' potential comjmtilor. NVALDRON, CHARLES E., JR. CChuckj . Kansas City, Mo. E A E, A. S. M. E. The Bluxhing Meclzzlfzical. WILSON, FRANK E. QSquatj Okmulgee, Okln. 3 fb lc, pres, Il, T zz, A, s, M, E., T B 11, St. Pat's Board '31, Shamrock Staff '3x. Gone Chi Omega. Juniors BRAUN, Joi-IN B. St. Louis 'lf K, Just a quiet battling Merhauical. S ophomores GEIGER, JAMES M. ljimmiej T1'0y A T A, Rifle Club. llfeekly migration: io Fulton.

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I N NI E NI Q R I Pl ofisyismmi FRANCIS I-IAYDEN Coney AIARTIN Francis H. C. Martin was born September 241, 1909, in St. Louis, Missouri. His parents later moved to a farm near Oran, Missouri, where he entered the elementary schools and later attended schools at Cape Girardeau and St. Louis. He completed his work at the Marquette School at St. Louis in 1922. During the same year he entered the Cleveland High School but was later transferred to- the Roosevelt High School, completing his work and graduating in January, 1927. By working for the lrVestern Electric Company until August, 1928, he secured funds enough to enter the department of Electrical Engineering. In order to' maintain himself he secured employment with the Missouri.Telcphone Company and worked for them during the school term as well as the summer vacations until the time of his accidental death which occurred on November 23, 1930. He maintained an exceptionally high scholastic average and was a member of Delta Sigma Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, and Pi Mu Epsilon. He was a iine example of the possibilities which lie in the hands of earnest and industrious young men of securing an educational foundation as the iirst neces- sity of a successful career. His untimely end was a real tragedy. Page 30 A at Y -V Huw . ,H . Y ., , ,Y