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

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F5 C? 'N 1 ri w 9 . 1 1 I 1 i 1 , ,. 'N jx ji ii C l 1 al . . rl li W l 'w w i A, 11 if ll f h 5 'i 0. 5 T. H. CUTLER Summa Cum Laude 1931 I T. H. Cutler was born August 12, 1882, at Fort Scott, Kansas. Graduated from the University of Kentucky with a degree of engineering in 1903. Member ATO social and Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering societies. Draftsman and instrument- man with the C. Sz A. Railroad from June, 1903, until January, 1905. Resident Engineer on construction for the Illinois Steel Co., South Chicago lVorks, from .I:muary, 1905, 'until March, 1906. Assistant Chief Civil Engineer and Superin- tendent of Construction with the Gary lvorks, U. S. Steel Co., from March, 1906, until March, 1909. Engineer and contractor from March, 1909, until July, 1917. From July, 1917, until July, 1919, Captain of Engineers and Major of Cliemic-,xl Vvarfare. Served in U. S. Army as Captain of Company E, 315th Engineers, Divi- sion Gas Ufhcer, U. S. 26th Division and Corps G-as Oiiieer, 9tl1 Army Corps. From July, 1919, until January, 1923, Superintendent of Construction for Powers K Thompson Construction Co., of Joliet, lll. From March, 1923, to date with the Missouri State Highway Commission, occupying in succession thc positions of Project Engineer, Supervising hlaintenance Engineer, Assistant Division Engineer, Assistant Engineer of Construction and Engineer of Construction. Appointed Chief Engineer February 1, 1927. Present President of the Mississippi Valley Conference of State Highway Departments. VVe are justly proud to confer upon this worthy engineer., the degree of Summa Cum Laude. Pagn 50 ':,'UZl1?2W Y. 1 YYW7 w,,, ' 1. ' 1 -i f .- 'uw 'T-' f 'v jx 1 l. 1 1 4 1 1 H 1 M l . ! 1 Qin Cf new

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37 mn- f P' 95 in li .. .m il ll in in W l H l. i ll ll ll , li U 1. ill l lv il 1 l i Ml ll 1 i. . ll in l W. li lk i l li ll iv 1 ia: L9 A C 'I' li V 'li 'I' I E reg s ,. my 'QM MQ-fi , .. The Annual Engineer-Lawyer Football Game By FRANK E. VVILSON Probably the last of the annual Engineers-Lawyers football game was played the fall of 1930. The day was absolutely perfect for the gameg the spectators stormed the gates in tives and tens each paying the usual two bits until the crowd numbered about three hundred. The players swarmcd on the ficldg running, jumping, kicking, and playing with the mud to help keep the cold winds from being too diseomfwliug before the game could start. The game was oliicially started at 2:15 P. M. Central Standard Time, Saturday, December 6, 1930. Wloods kicked off' for the Engineers. The participating players under actual and assumed names are as follows: Engineers Position Lmvyers YVinfrey L. H. Ellis Lamb L. T. Caples Stcgner L. G. Vtfilson Love C. Comes McGirl R. G. Murrell Cunningham R. T. Swartz Slater R. E. Kncehans Kendrick F. B. Gill Roark H. B. J0llilIlIIlI1g'llI!'if1l' Quinberry H. ll. Peck VVood Q. B. YVylie Substitutions: Engineers-Kaessar, Cebe, Jones, McGown, Hudson, Beers, Jeans, Riddle, Ochs, Buell, Sawler. Lawyers : ?????.. The half found both teams at a zero score. The third quarter netted the lawyers a big G , and the fourth quarter another score of twelve, giving a total of eighteen to nothing in favor of the lawyers. VVC do not like to gripe, but when Varsity letter men ol' the caliber of Johan- ningmeier plays for the lawyers, when he is not even enrolled in the University, something should be done about it, Not only did this particular player participate in the game, but he won the game for the lawyers. The comic opera sidelight was furnished by our friend .lohanningmeier when he tried to catch the engineer who threw mud in his face. Il' he really is a lawyer :1 little thing like MUD ought not to bother him. No actual lights followed the game. And in parting we wish to thank the Baud ? for their uplifting F music. Page 52