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The socia l s pot-light of th e Mi sso nri Sch ool of Min es and Rolla wa s foc used on Ja ckling- G.nl1naSiUIll, Frida~T nigh t, l\Iarch 16th, when t h e ma sq ue ball and cr own in g- cer emonie' marked. the climax of t h e ann ual th r ee-chn- celeb r ation in h onor of the yen erable pa tron sain t of e'ngineer s, St. Patrick.

The colorful prog r am beg-a n F rid ay eYening w ith the arriy a l of th e curiou sly g:a rbed co upl es. all preparee] to d a nce and enjoy the mu sic of Henry Busse and hi s nati onally famous orch estr a.

Th e g~'lllnasium wa s d eck ed out in a t r ansfo rm ation of r ed plush ,,'all co Yering-s. m eta lli c fab ri c trimming;;. and a g r een cloth ceilin g. Th e bright spot of the r oo m \yas the th r one f r om \yhich St. P at r eign ed oye r hi s subj ects. The d esign of t his thron e fo llowed that p r oYieled last fall for th e famous Yeiled Prophet's Ball in St. Loui s. T h e elias \y as much hig-her tha n in former ~· ea r s . This sen 'ed to bring th e scen e into the yi ew of all th e clancer s. S urmounting t he t hron e \yas a canop." of green a nd ~'e ll olV supported b~T t,,'o gil eleel poles capped with li.ghted dragon h eads.

Promptly at midnight. t h e h elmeted g u a rds cleared the wa~7 for the entrance of th e r o.\·a l pa r ty.

St. Pat, imper sonated by Frederick W. Arno ld, entered th e room attired in his r oyal robes. Next enter ed the r etiring q ueen , the former Mickey Coffman. now i\Irs. R ex Monroe. esco rted by J oh n E. H a rrod, p r esident of St. Pat·s B oa rd .

Then f ollowed t h e ;'la icls to t he Queen. r eVl'e::;en t in g the ya ri ous social organizati on s. These \y er e in their order of entrance: Sigma Pi, Mi ss Jan e Wright. St. Louis; Kappa Alpha , i\1iss Naomi Ber"'ick, Rolla: Lambda Chi. Miss Doroth~' , Va r t in g, St. Louis: i\Ierci er , i\Iiss Sybil Powell, Rolla; K appa S igma, i\Iiss Yan ce Thomure, Bonne Terre, Mo. ; Pi Kappa Alph a, Miss :\1ary 'W illiams, i\Iexico ; Sigma Nu, Miss Lucille Parker , Lamont, i\lo. ; Tria ngle, Mi ss Ruth Brown , Kn oxYille, T enn.; Independ ents, Mi ss Imogen e Hinsch , Rolla.

'I'he path\vay to the thron e was then prepared for the entrance of the n ew qu een. Fo ur little flower girls carpeted the way with rose p etal s . These little girls were Nancy Lee Cairns, daughter of i\Ir. and Mrs. A, L. Cairns; Ann Dooley, danghter of Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Dooley : Babette Fuller. daughter of i\lr. and nIl'S. IYan Fuller anel Mary Lou Fort, sister of the Queen and daughter of Ml'. and Mrs. A. S. Fort.

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Miners Join M. 1. A. A.

By Coach Harold Grant I h a ye been asked a numb er of times the r ea so ns fo r our withdra\ving f r om the Misso uri College Ath letic TTnion and joining witb the Misso ur i Inter collegiate Ath letic Association.

'I'be M. 1. A. A. i s an ath letic confer ence macIe up of the five state teachers colleges of Mi ssouri. nam e l ~7 : Cape Girard ea u, Maryy ill e. Kirk s ,·ille. Springfield and 'I'arren sburg.

Outside of the Univer.'it~· of Missouri. the School of i\Iin es was t h e onl~' sta te sch ool not a memIJf'l' of this confe r ence; and it wa s asked to apply for ad mission. Thi s makes a 6-school confe r en ce of sch oo l:; \yith eq ual str ength in all branches of ath letics.

No doubt. this will cr eate mu ch more inter est throughout t h e State of l\Iissouri in the athl etics of this conferen ce ancl v arti cu l a rl~' in the Mi sso uri School of Min es. '.rhe r ea son for our j oining the M. 1. A. A. was the inab ility of sch eduling foothall games in the i\I. C. A. U. Th e games we p la yed gave u s no sta nding and sch edules were h a rd to a rran ge; often tim es it wa s n ecessa ry to sch ed ul e teams to our disadvantage.

In th e M. 1. A. A. eyer y team is r equirpcl to p l a ~' e\'er y other t ea m of the confer ence. in both footba ll a nd basketba ll. This mak es fh e footba ll and ten basketball gam es each year and mu ch interest \yill be aroused after each week 's games in the sta ndin g of the six team s in the COllfe r ence.

The competition in th e i\1. 1. A. A. will be particularly strong in basketball and t r ack. They a lways hay e t\VO or three outstaneling footba ll teams, Kirk sYille h a Ying won twenty-six cOl1secutiYe victo ries. I consider the competition much str onger than w as offer ed in the M. C. A. U. The Min er s mu st put fo rth t heir best effor ts at a ll tim es if they expect to compete successfull y in the M. 1. A. A. Our first competition will be th e confer ence track m ee t th e second week in May at 'Varren sburg, i\fo.

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CORO ~A'I' IOi\f CE REMO:\,Y Th e climax of the cer emon ., came \yi th the entra nce of the Queen of St. Patrick, Miss Doroth~' Fort. She was beautifull y gowned in an acco r eli an pleated white silk crepe go,,'n and carri ed a la rge bouquet of r ed r oses, She kn elt before th e soyereign whil e h e r em oyed th e cr own from the h ead of the retiring quee.n , a nd with app ropriate r emarks, placed th e jewel on the h ead of t h e n ew so,'er eig n lady who will r ei;,,) fo r a yea r. St. Patrick escorted hi s n e\" l ad~T to the throne, where the pair sa t w hile Alan :\Ia cE\yan , Hollamo photogr apher. mad e a picture of th e scene.

The party retired in the ord er which th e ~' ca m e in, with the exception of th e Queen. \\'ho was esco r ted by St. Pat. From 11 :00 p. m . until 1 :30 a. m .. th e p r og r am \ya s broad cast in deta il by radio "tation ,YO S thru a special wire to .Jeffer son C i t~' , Mo. R eports h aye been r eceiyed tbat the broadca st wa s clear and elistin ctl.v h eard.

A large cro\yd of spectators fill ed the gallery during the cer emony, and man.\' r emain ed to watch t h e ga~- I .r attired co upl es a s th e~' danced anel f r oliced to the mu sic.

'I'h e formal ball h elcl Saturday nig:ht, drew the lar.ger attendance of the t\\'o dances. Thi s wa s p r obabl.v due to a

Twenty-seven m ember s of t h e Bonanza Club r eturn ed to Rolla for the f estivities of the St. Pat' s celebration a nd to he inducted into the national f r atern ity of Alpha ,Lambda Tau. ' Although the Bonanza Club \\'a s organized durin g the spring of 1914, it did not fu nction as an organization until th e fall sem este r of 1914. After movin g the fraternity a r ound to yariou s hou ses in town, the clu b finally bought the house at Seventh and Cedar Street. n ow the h ome of Dr. C. E. Bardsley . The Bonanza closed its doors in May 1932. The cl nb pos.'essed prowess in athletics and fo r t hree consec utiye yea r s WOll the Tau Beta Pi Sch olarship Cup. Th e Bonanza Clnb passed 180 Min er s throug'h the hou se.

The Bonanza s ini tiated wer e : P. N. Ashlock, C. E. Bardsley. C. F. Boi sme nu e. A. H. Boyl e. G. J. Chri stner , E. E. Decker, A. F. Den iso n. H. M. Dier s. H. S. Dittmer . 'I'. C. Durning, L. H . Goldman. R. K. Gran tham , E. :\1. Gu.", S. ;\1. Ha yes, A. R. H elmkamp, Julius Hyn es. Ha r olcl Hutchin son , 'I'. F. Lottmann. Law r ence :\Iaher. E . C. ;\Iill er. I-I .

R. Oster"'a lcl, F . :\1. T h oroug-bman. E. R. 'I'ragi tt. I-I. J. ::';ch ierm e.\'cr, M. i\ . Bedell . H. J . :\Iurphy ancl M. S. Ba e]oll et.

'I'he icitiating team cO J1 s i~t ecl of I-IalT~- R. Mall gan~. ~a­ tiona l Senetar.v of Alpha La lllbda T a u of At lanta. Georgia Hnd the fo ll ow in g m en fr om tlJ e UniYersit." of Al'kam'~ls at Fayette \'ille; C. L . H endren. H a lph Ellin gton . Geo. D illing', L eo Stetn er, ancl LeBoy '1'.1':;011 .

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By Basil C. Compton, '38 P lay in g th eir last iU. C. A. U . Rch ec1ule th e Min er s split even with t h e champion ship 'W estmin ster fh e, and a lso with the second pl ace Drury team .

Aga in st t h e Rt ron ger Misso nri Intcrcoll egiate Athl etic Associati on team s, the Silver and Gol el did n ot fa r e so well dropping byo d ecision s to t h e Springfi eld T eachers. a nd diyi clin g a pail' of contests wi t h Abe S t nber' s Cape Gi ra rdeau sfJ u acl. The iUin er s a lso dropp ed byo ga mes to St. Louis U niy er sity. on e in St. L oni s and anoth er on th e local court, a s th e Bi lliken s mac1 e th eir fir s t a ppearau ce in R oll a in ;;e\'en yea r s. ,]'h e appointment of E lmer Kirchoff as h ead hfl sk etba ll coach. was a lso one of the feat ures of t h e season . KirChoff, nn Ea st St. Lonis product. is a stud ent of the School of Min es. and i s a n a ll-around athlete. h:wing played end on t h e 1932-1933 footba ll eleven s. fonv:nd on t h e 32-33, 33-34 bask etba ll fiy es. and en ga gin ,!!: in ha sehall durin g the summer m onth s. H e wa s ch osen nil-s tate end on the 1932 grid tea m and was only prevented f rom r ep eatin g in 33 because of injuries.

At th e start of th e ·eason . Kirch off had si x veter a n s on which to build his tea m: R obert Prange. Robert L a n ge, H erman Pfeifer , Jim McG r e.gor. Gus vVommack and Eager Nixon. Ca ptain-elect Mooneo"s fa ilure to r etul'll to school n ecessitated election of a n ew capt ain. After due con sideration , Nixon, the only seni or on t h e team. and Pfeifer, hu sk y defense man, were appointed Co-Captain s.

Featuring two fr eshm en. Gordon Morela nd a t guard , and Fl oyd Watts at fo r ward, t h e Miners opened th eir season on Dec. 15, in vading the Ca pe Girardeau co urt to nip the 'r eachers 26 to 25, in a very close battle. P fe ife r , w a s high point man in this game with ten points. The Cape squad ,,-as r ated as one of the best in Missouri, and their defeat Ilt th e h a nds of the Miner s was credited by many fans as the cause of the slump into wh ich th ey fell.

Retul'llin g to Roll a for th eir la st gmn e before th e Christmas h o lid a ~T s the Min er s wa lked over t h e Central 'W es l e ~T an fiv e. 30 to 23. Co-Captain s Nixon a nd Pfeifc r wer e "hot" in this battle, sco rin g eight points api ece. Retul'llin g after t h e va cation, th e Silver a nd Gold jonrn eyed to Springfield ",here th ey suffe r ed th eir fir st se tba ck of th e season, losing 18 to 13 on the small court and Ilnd er the dim lights. Pfeifer continu ed his scoring s trea k in thi s ga me, b~' flipping in seven fi eld goals.

On January 11, the Miner s again broke into th e win column, taking Drury College into ca mp, 18 to 16. Robert Prange. elongated center , led th e En .gin eer s with six pOints in t h e gam e on t h e local co urt. After a week and a half oj' r est, while exa m s were und er \'T a ~· . t h e M in er s aga in went into action , meeting the Springfield T ea ch er s in a r eturn game in J acklin g Gym. " Off" thei r "'ame heca u se of lack of practice, th e Miners em er ged on the short end of a 28 to 13 score.

Inyading northwest Misso uri on th eir fir st extend ed road tonI' of th e seaso n, th e Silver a nd Gold trimm ed th e William J ewell cager s, 27 to 25, a nd tb e Misso uri Va ll ey quintet 32 to 2(), 011 su ccessive nigbts, for th eir fo urth ilnd fifth vi ctori es again st two d efeats. It wa s h er e tha t a l ong string of injuries s tarted. Floyd Watts, fr es hm an fo rw a rd , cr ack ed a shoulcler blade, a nd was out fo r th e r est of the season.

Pfeifer , main stay of the games so fa r in t h e season, also was hurt and a s a r esult missed severa l games.

Moving over to St. Louis three days late r , th e Miners played one of their best games of th e season, only to lose to St. Lou is Un iver sity by th e score of 48 to 32. Reade Bea rd. snbstitute fo rw a rd , came t hroug h \ylth twel ve p oin ts to lea d t h e Min er s in scorin g. As a r es ul t of th e game, ,Jfl m es M. Gould, writing in t h e St. L oui s Pos t-Dispatch sa id , "There are no more sportsmanlike tearns than those from Rolla. The boys, hard fighter s . a ll , n e \'er protest a d ecision. It is a pleasure to see su ch team ' in St. Louis."

Returning to Ro ll a, with bnt one Clil Y·.· rest. t h e Engin eer s los t a thrilling o\'ertim e con test to t h e T :u-kio O\vls . 38 to :~G. Ti ed 34 to 34 at the end of th e r eg ul a r p lay ing time, hath tea m s battled throu gh a sco r eless o\' er time p eri od . In the second extr a stan za T a rkio scor ed twice only to h ave

Boh Lange, Min er fo rw ard, slip in a setup a s th e fin a l gun sounded. It wa s th e fa stest game playeel on the J ackling Gym court a ll yea r.

Extend ing their losing streak two more games, th e Kirchoff m en lost to the hi gh-flyin g Wes tmin st er Blue Ja~'s 36 to 24 at Fulton. a nd to D rury College 31 to 24 at Springfi eld. Pfeifer took t h e piyot p osition in the two games. the post yaca ted by Bob Pra nge, when h e was ruled out of athletics for six m onths because of a ba d h ear t. Nixon and Pfeifer wer e t he ;;corin g a ces in these contests, both m akin g twelYe p oin ts in the tw o games.

On F eh. 18, t h e St. LOllis sqnael ca ll ed at the local g'ym and wh en the final gu n went off, t h e Billiken s wer e ahead 50 to 38. A,gain st thei r ri vals, the Min ers again p l a ~Ted one of their hest gam es of the season, losin g only becan se of the weird shots the vi s itor s u sed. Jim McG regor , fl ashy footba ll back, starr ed in this game, leading both teams with eig'hteen points.

Snapping their losin g streak, wh ich h a d r eached t h e prop ortion s of fiv e straight losses. the FJn.g ineer s upset th e M. C. A. U. ch a mpion 'W estmin s ter club, 39 to 18, in a r eturn game h er e at Rolla. McGr eg'o r wa s high point man, addin g ten more p oints to hi s total. Calling fo r a r eturn b a ttle, the Ca p e Girardeau Indian s went hom e ahead of a 46 to 38 scor e. playing on th e night of Feb. 25.

Ending their season in a blaze of glory, the Miner s "waltzed" over the Missouri Va lley fiv e, 39 to 27, and the Central cager s, 28 to 18, in games played on the home court. Gordon Morela nd, fr eshma n guard. a nd Jim McGregor did most of the sco ring f or the Engineers.

McGrego r led the team in scoring, ending up with 90 points for t h e season . Pfeifer was second high with 70, followed by Eager Nixon with 57, a nd Moreland with 51.

The Ml!'.el's scored 457 points for the season, averaging 28.5 p er game. Theil' opponents scor ed 473 for a 29.5 average. 'l.' h e prospect s for an excellent season n ex t year are r osy.

Only two m en, Eage r Nixon and Jim (Stretch) Murphy are lost to t h e sq na d through gr a duation. Pfeifer , McGregor, R Prange, H. Prfln ge. ·Watts. Lange, Clayton, B eard , Busch, Mor eland, 'W omm ac k and Ellis are th e r eturning m en .

FINAL COMPOSI'l.'E BOX SCORE. (lnclnding 16 Games) F. T.P. PLAYER Games F. G. F. '1'.

Watts, f , 7 9 11 8 30 Lange, f-c, 14 18 11 15 47 29 57 Nixon, f, 16 22 13 McGregor, fog, 19 90 15 30 30 Elli s, fog, 26 19 11 11 4 11 14 5 B ea rd , f , 33 11 Clayton, f, 2 610 2 Murphy, c, 25 7 7 11 11 R Prange, cog, 24 9 11 2 14 H. Prange, c, 3 00 o o Pfeifer, f -c-g, 14 29 12 21 70 vVomma ck , g, 800 5 o Moreland , g, 13 18 15 51 13 Bnsch, g, o 5 00 1 o Gardner , g, 100 o 2 110 Sm ith , g, o 457 TOTAL 173 111 167

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T he affa ir "'a s a financi a l success a ccording to th e presid en t , J. E. H a rrod. D espite unfavorable condition s beyond the control of t he B oa rd , a la r ge number of a l umni and fri ends came to Rolla to enj oy the celebration . Unu s ua lly fin e weather favor ed th e celebrants, and only a sli ght s h o~v er app eared to d a mpen th e three clays.-The H erald.

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Cooperative Publications U. S. Bureau of Mines and Missouri School of Mines 1934 ·1935 " F lotatioll and DepreSSion of Nonsulphid es : Calcite, silicate and sili ca tes, flu or spa r , barite, apa tite, and t un gsten min era ls." U. S. Bureau of Mines R eport of Inyestiga tions 3239, June, 1934, pp. 9-26. " Am en abi li t~' of Various Iron Ores to Rigorous Concent r ati on ." U. S. Bureau of Mines R eport of InYest igation s 3229, May, 1934, pages 7-33. " Statis tics on Early and R ecent Ball Mills and Concent r ators of the United States." Colora do School of Min es Magazine, Vol. 24, No.7, July, 1934, Page 5. " Conducting Grinding T est s fo r Easy In terpreta tion of R esults." U. S. Bureau of Mines R epo r t of Im'es ti gati ons 3239. Jun e, 1934, Pages 3-S. "Occ urrence and Ore D r essin g P ossibilities of th e Ores of Manganese in the United States." Chapter 4 of U. S. Burea u of Mines Information Circula r 676S, May, 1934, pp.

23-9S. " St ud ~7 of R educed F er beri te as a Substitu te fo r F errotungsten." U. S. Bureau of Mines Report of Inves tigation 3229, May, 1934, pages 65-70. " Stencil Method Simpli fies Metallurgical Calcul ation. " Enl!:. and Min. J our., Vol. 135, Mar. , 1934, pp. 117-11S. "Re vi e~v of Fine Grinding in Ore Concentrators." U. S. Bureau of Mines Informa tion Circula r 6757, January, 1934.

"Ball Milling." American-In stitute of Mining & Meta llurgical Engineer s T echni cal Publication No . 517, 1934.

"Advantage of Ball (Rod) Mills of Larger Diamet er s and Advantage of ImproYing B earings." Milling Methods Vo lume of AIME, 1934, pp. 79-S7 (with di scu ssion) , Feb. 1935.

"Concen t ration of th e Potash Ores of Carl sbad, N. Mex.

by Ore DreSSing method s." U. S. Bureau of Mines R ept.

In v. 3271, Feb. 1935.

"The Mineragraphy and X-ray Analysis of Stainierite from the Swansea Mine, Goodsprings, Nev." ( T o be publish ed in the April, 1935 issue of American Mineralogist).

"Beneficiating Cement R a w Materials by Agglomeration and Tabling." ( In press ; to be publish ed as a Bureau of Mines R eport of Investigation. )

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McKendree College, At Rolla. l l - St. Louis University, " St. Louis'" 19Springfield Teachers, " Rolla Warrensburg Teachers, 25" Warrensburg'/.'

Maryville Teachers, November 2Rolla 8- Oklahoma City University, " Oklahoma City '" 16-- Kirksville Teachers, " Rolla Cape Girardeau Teachers, 22" Cape Girardeau .: . Nigllt gaInes

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Anniversary Is Observed Missouri Miner of T wo Decades Ago Began With One-Page Two-Column Sheet With this issue th e ~Iin e r i s paSSing the twenti eth milestone of its career on th e ~I. S. ~I. campus. Afte r h a Ying tr a vel ed some sm ooth and some tor tuou s pa th s f or the pa st two d ecades, it h a s d e\'elopecl f r om a tw o-column , single page, scandal and spor t sh ee t to th e near metr opoli tan proportion s of the present edition.

T h e first attempt t o publi sh a stud ent paper was m a de in 1912 by Mr. A. W . Gleason, but h is attempts \"er e intermittent and met with yery little enthn siasm and cooperation , so he gaye it up a s a ba d job " 'ith a few sarca stic r ema rk s about th e am ount of school sp iri t eviden t in the in stitution.

Again in J an ua r y, 1915. plan s wer e ma de by a few progressive s t udents to in clnd e a newspaper in th eir extracurricula r activities, }l nd th eir a mbi tion s \"ere r eali zed th e fi r st week in Febru ary wh en the weekly ~lin er mad e its fi r st appea r a nce un cl er t he eclitor ship of J . L. H ead. Fred Gotts was gener a l ma na ger , and C. E . J ohn son , bnsiness manager.

The business manager 's chI ti es. con sistin g of collecti ng five cents per copy f rom each stud en t '''ho desired to r ead the n e'ys.

The gener a l mana ger 's tim e was occupi ed in keeping track of the editor and seeing that the copy \ya s p rin t ed. That left th e editor with nothin g to do but ayoid the gen eral manager and mainta in a gener a l nuisa nce on th e campns, which custom has been h and ed down anel obsel'Yed by subsequent editors up to a nd including our fa st-mov ing a nd h a rd-writin g incumbent.

It seems that several of the customs ina uger a ted with the initia l issne have been ca rried on, and a r e evid ent on the campus today.

The principle one is the sa r castic remarks lJy the editor about the school spi ri t and the effect they have on the stud ent body as a wh ole. 'l'he co-operation and backing of the Alnl1lni was a n important factor in getting the paper started. The Alumni (Cont-inll,ed on Pag e 10)

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Cam pus Organizations Tau Beta Pi

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Tau B e t a P i conti n ues t o select f r om t h e s t ud en t s on t h e M. S . M. campu s t h ose m en w h o not only possess t h e potenti ali t~' of s uccessf ul eng in eer s, a s in di cated by t h eir sch olasti c ma r k s. b u t wh o a lso h a l"e a bili t y to become lea der s, a s e Yiden ced u.,· t h eir a c t iYity in ot he r or ga n iza tion s on the ca m pu s.

Th e ofiice r s a nd a c t il"e m em ber s wh o r e turn ed t o sch ool l as t fa ll a r e ' V. H. Cod dington , Pres. ; D. ' V. D u tton , ViceP r es . ; M a x 1\1. F i sch er , Correspondin g-Sec r eta r y ; R.. H .

B u ck , E . D. H offman , ' V. H. McDill , G. T . Nold e, and A. T. F r an k.

T h e m eu selec t ed f r om t h e seni or cla ss t h is f a ll a r e H .

I shig uro, F . S . Hol t , A. J . Boles, J . W . Mash ek , R.. J .

K n oll, W. O. Neel, C. W . Sn yd er , ill. A. Nixon , H. D . D a llmeyer , a n d G. A. P enzel. Th e h ono r jnnior t h is yea r w a s A. E. ' Voerh eid e. T h ese s t ud en t s ,,,er e ini tiated in D ecember. Follo win g t h e initiation a ba nq ue t w as h e ld a t w hich B r o. A . S . La n gsd o r f , D ea n of t h e E n gin eering Sch ool, 'Yas hin g ton U nil"e r s it y . "-as t h e p r in c ip a l spea k er.

Th e f oll O\l" in g ha ,'e been selec t ed fro m t h e Jun ior Cla ss : E . J. D a il ..-, J . R.. H ub ba r d, R.. H. Strik er , W. H. Sch waluert, E. C. F iss, :ln d B. E . P eebles.

'1'h e Sch ool of Min es a n d :\Ie ta llnrg? Sect ion of t h e Soc ie t.y of t h e Sigm a X i h as li ved u p to t h e m a in obj ecti ve of the socie t.,' by enco u r flg in g origin a l inYest igation in a num be r of ways. At t h e close of t h e la s t sc h ool yea r t wo studen t s of ch em i s t r ..-, Od en C. Ga r s t a ncl J ohn 1. Moor e, we r e h ono r ed IT it h elec tion to m em he r sh ip. On May 23 rd , Dr. L ew is F . Th om a s of Washin gton Un i" er s it y d e li Yer ed th e a n n ua l Sigma X i add r ess. H is s u bj ect ,vas "T h e Ge og r aphic Evoluti on of Missouri " . D urin g t h e p r esent sch ool year fiy e d epartmen tal m eetings h aY e been h eld a n d a n oth er i s sch ecl uled fo r April 9th . At th ese m eetings th e m ember s a r e gil-en a n oppo r t uni t y to present a n d to d i scu ss t h e ir o\vn r esea r ch es. T h e numbe r of n on-m em ber s iny it ed t o atten d th ese m ee t in g s h as been la r g e r t hi s yea r t h a n u s u a l. T,,·o p r om in ent m emb er s of oth e r ch apter s of Sigm a Xi ,,-er e ente r tain ed . On J an ua n ' 8. a d inn e r was h eld a t the Sin cla ir Tal" ern in h ono r of D r. J. Howard l\Iath ew s of the U niYer s ity of "i-i scons in. On F eb ru a r y 8, D r. S. C. Lin d of the Un iver s ity of Min n esota ITa s ent er tained simila r ly.

'1' h e p r esen t m em be r ship oE t h e R olla sect ion c on sis t s of 20 act iY e m embe r s . 3 ina c t i ye m embe r s a n d 2 a ssoc iate m em ber s . T h e offi cer s a r e F . H . Fra me, pres iden t ; C. Y .

C la ~·to n , 'd ce -p r esid en t; a nd O. R. G r a "'e, secr e t a r y-tr ea s ure r .

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Mining and Metallurgical Association Th e Min in g and Meta llurg ica l Socie ty t h is yea r h as h a d tiye ye r y s uccessf ul m eet ings a n d f oul' more a r e sch ed uled .

At t h e fir s t m ee ting J a m es P. Sloss w a s elected Pres ident, D r . Ga r r e tt :\Iuilen bu r g , Vice-p r esid en t , a nd W. F. Rein m iller , Sec r eta r y-t r ea s ur er . '1' h e n ew ly elected p r esident s pok e a t t his m ee tin g on hi s s umm er 's e xpe r i ence in New Mex ico.

Mr. K a rl Allebach "'as t h e s o c i et~- ' s second speaker , a nd in a ver y inter es tin g m a nn e r d esc ri bed the minin g m e t hod employed a t In s piration Copper Com pa n y . The n ext speake r , D r . R eg in a ld Dea n , Chief Meta llu r gist , U. S. Bureau of Min es, toW of n ew d e yelopmen t s in t h e m e tallurgy of "D irect Steel".

D r . E ugen e Step h en son d escrib ed at t h e n ext m ee tin g t h e e '-ol ution of pe t r oleu m t ech nology. On Ma r ch 12th , Dr. Noel Stearn , con s ulting ge olog ist of St. L oni s, lectu r ed on th e Ar k a n s a s ci n naba r depo sits.

D r . H . A . B u eh ler is t h e n ex t spea k er sch eduled .

Th e Societ..- yoted t o become affil ia t ed with t he Am er ican Ins titu t e of Min ing a nd Me ta llurg ica l E n gin eer s.

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Ira Remsen Society T he Ira H em s en ~o ci et ~· h as h e W som e I-e n ' inter estin g m ee tin gs d urin g t he p as t yea r . Seyer a l p r omin ent ch emi s ts and ch em ica l En gin eer s h a ye add r essed t h e s ocie ty .

T h e f oll owin g m en w er e spon sor ed b~' bot h I r a R em sen and EpSilon P i Omic r on: Mr . H. E. W ied em a n , Con s nlting nnd An a ly t ical Ch em is t , I"t. L oui s; P r ofessor A. C. :\Ia g ill. Ch a irma n of Chem is t r y D ivi sion . Cape Gira r d eau T ea ch er 's College ; Profess or E m er y, Ph..-. ics D ep a r tment. Cape Gir a rd ea u T ea ch er 's College; D r. L~' m a n J . 'W ood, Ch em is t r y D epartm ent, S t. Lo uis U n il·er si t..- . Th e fo ll owin g m en \ye r e spon sor ed by t h e Gen e ral L ect ur e Commi t t ee, at wh ich tim e t h e m eetin gs ,,,er e adj o u rn ed to t h e au cli toriu m: Dr. S . C. L ind, D i.rector , Un i'-e r si t~· of Minn eso t a; D r . J. H . M ath e w s, Univer s ity of 'W iscon s in; D r. ,Yo L. B a d ge r . P r ofesso r of Ch emica l Engin ee r in g , U ni" e r s it y of l\Ii ch igan. In t h e im m ed ia t e fu t ure Dr. G. Eglo ff. Chi ef Ch emis t. U niY e r sa l Oil Products Co .. Chi cago . I ll. ITiIl be a g n es t of bot h socie t ies.

'J'h er e w er e a ls o s om e yen ' in t er e>= Un g talks g iven by m emb er s or t h e sen ior c la ss. Th e m embe r s hip of th is orga nization h>l s in c r eased con sid er >lbl?

The office r s a r e : H . F . L a n ge. P r es .. O. H. Fa ger , Vicepres .. lmd T . G. Da~· . Sec ~' . and '1' r ea s.

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A. S. M . E. The fi r s t m ee tin g of t he year ,yas h eld Octob er 2, 1934, in M ech a nica l H a ll. T h e f ollowin g office r s 'Te r e elect ed f or t h e ..-e ar : P l'esid el1t, George T. Xold e; Vice-presiden t , Au g us t P . K oopmann; Secr eta r ..-, Ru do lp h J. K n oll ; T r eas ure r , l\Iax 1\1. F i sch er .

T h e bran ch i s no\y afli li a t ed \Yith th e m a in b r a n ch of The Am erica n So ci e t~- of l\Iech ani cal E n gin ee r s, a n e w syst em which enables t h e vari ou s br a n ch es to co op er ate in a m or e effici en t m a n n e r with t h e h ead bra nch .

Se ve r a l niember s a r e con t emp lating a t rip t o L in coln, N eb r a ska , t o atte nd a s t ud en t g r ou p con f er ence a t w hi ch studen t paper s w ill be I·ead.

Se yer a l m eet in gs h ay e been h e ld at ,vhich out of to,Y n spea k er s h a ye r end e r ed t h eir se r vices. On e of t h e m os t in t e r es ti n g sp ea k er s 'Ta s :Ur. R a be. chief eng in eer of Anh eu ser B u sch Compa ny. Mr. Rabe h as hono r ed our socie t y fo r t h e la s t f eYI' ~-e ar s with hi s illu s t r ated t echni cal lect ures .

Ou Mon d ay , Ma r ch 18t h , Mr . C. E. D a Yies, Secr e ta r y, Ame r ica n S ocie t.v of Mech an i ca l En g in ee r s. a d d r essed t h e s ocie t y . . '18'

Phi K appa Phi Th e p r ogr a m included acW resses by D r . Fulton on "B eliefs " , by R e Yl D . G . Pi n k s t on on "Prof ession a l Ethics " , a nd d isc u ssi"on of t h e ya ri ou s a spects of th e T en n essee Va lley P r oj ect.

T h e ch a pte r a ,Ya r cl ed yellu m book p lates " F or Hig h Sch ola r s hi p " in t h e year 1933-34 t o t h e u pper fifte en p er cen t of ea c h c la ss n ow in sch ool. This r ecogniti on of a sin gle year 's g ood work b r oa d ens th e con t ac t s of th e socie ty.

Th e Society ha s r e ques t ed its m embe r s t o s ugges t to d esira ble High Sch oo l g r ad u ates a n d oth e r co llege m ate ri a l f r ol11 th eir se ye ra l commu nities t h a t t h e Miss ouri Sch oo l of Min es i s a good place t o ge t a n en g in eerin g ed ucation .

Initia t es : K . J . B oles, I~T . H. Cod d in g ton , I V. B. D a nf orth , D . W . · D u tton , ,VI. M. F i 'ch e r , A. T . F r a n k , L . I-I. G r een . E. D . H off m a n . F . H. H ol t, R. J . Kn oll, J. W. M ash ek , G. T . Nold e, ' V . A . P e t er s, a nd W. H . McDill. .

Offi ce r s : J . H. Steinm esch , P r es icl ent ; H. L . D u nl ll p, Vi ce-presid en t; E. W . Carlton , Secre ta n --tr ea s u r er ; an a R. 1\1. Rank in , Con espondin g Secr eta r y .

R. S. D <Tare a ti 7th. His in ~[eta IE

The DE operation baS const tory for grari ty CI sist of t Cone, Set centrati!l!

Orerstron forts of .

Assistant Ft. Way[ Wm. L '34, durin new meth tbe grain tbe licQ\ hoped to "The A published K. Danill Bethlehen lurg,

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sOtute of in '29. " Iron amI Gregg i "Tool ~ J. P. Gill cun Socie tures are "Repre; Steels" i; paper is ciety for iugs. Gr & Founell Tom E Bessemer Joe Pic Belt Com J. P Jletals a cember tI recei, ed present " Gross. K Bedell of lu rgy De Al Res Western 11. R. ium Corp R. E, e1epartme ieres de apPOinte lUill has capaCity . R. G.' 111 the S of Ore r headqua has a gr forest re . F. S. J IS at 912 Elmer Scott '19 Wlllter.

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General Alumni News Metallurgy

u. of the So. alU objective Igatiou iu a ~Ol year two u 1. Moore :u Ma)' 23rd' Ity delirerecl IS "The Geo. I'esent School eld aud au. l1eetiugS the Id to di scuss lbers iUlited s year than ers of Sigma Iyas held at JIathell's of l. Dr. S. U. tained simi!.

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R. S. D ea n '15, Chi ef Met a llur gi st of th e Bureau of M in es, gave a talk bef or e t h e m et a llurgis t s on Tuesd ay, J a nu a r y 7t h. His s ubj ect was "Th e Problem of Intern a l S urface in M etals a nd Alloys."

The D epa r t m ent of M et a llurgy a nd Ore Dress in g in coope ration with the Bureau of Min es a nd th e E x pe rim ent h as con stru ct ed a pilot pla n t in t h e Ore Dressing Labor a tory fo r t h e purpose of testin g t h e a m en a bility of or es to gra vity con centra ti on. Th e pla nt w h en co mplet ed will consi s t of the f ollo,ving : Hinde r ed settling claSSifi er , Allen Con e, Settlin g t a nk , Eleva t or , vVilfley p ump, a nd t hree concentrating t a bles a ll in closed circ uit. The n ew DiesterOver s tr0111 ,,'as p r esen ted to the d epa rtm en t through t h e eff orts of D on Griffin '26, Sales En gin eer , a nd S . A . St on e, Assi s t a nt Ma n ager of t h e Diest e r Con centrato r Com pa n y in Ft. W ayn e, Indi a n a.

Wm. Len z '32, W. R. Gaddis '34, and E . L. M c Re~' n old s '34, d uring t b e fir s t sem est er wer e exp erim entin g t o d e, elop n ew m etb od s of d etermining the effect of t emper a ture u po n the gr a in-s ize of low ca rbon s t eel s. Tbe presen t m e th od , the Mc Quaid-E bn T est, t a k es a con s ide r a ble t ime. It is hoped to d evelop a sh or ter m etb od . " Tbe Allo ys of Iron a nd Copper " i s th e title of a book publish ed t hi s winter. Th e a u t hors a r e J . L. Gregg a nd B. N. D a niloff. Gregg, who i s n ow R esear ch E n g in eer f or B ethleh em S t ee l Comp a n y, g r a du ated fr om M S:\I in m eta llurgy '23. D a niloff now Gr a du a t e Stud ent at Ca rn egie Ins titute of T echnology, gr a dua t ed fr om MSiH in m e ta llnr g ~' in '29 . "All oys of Iron a n d Moly bdenum" and " Allo~'s of Iron a nd Tun gsten " a r e t wo oth e r book s in t his series.

Gregg i s t h e a uth or of th ese. " T ool Steels" is tb e title of a seri es of lectures given by J. P. Gill '18. befor e the New York Meetin g of the Am eri · ca n Socie t y f or Meta ls a t t h e October m eetin g . T h ese lec· tures a r e p rin ted in book f orm by t h e soc i e t ~T .

"R epresen tative Prop erti es of Cas t M edium P ea rlit'c Steel s" is th e ti tle of a paper b~T Fred Grotts '16. Thi s p a pe r i s on e of a numbe r p ubli sh ed by th e Am erica n Socie t y f or T estin g Ma t e ri a ls in a S ~' mp os ium on Steel Cas t in gs. Gr otts is Meta llurg ical E ng in eer . Contin enta l H oll & F oundr y Co mp a n y, East Chicago, Indi a n a.

T om Eaga n '25, i s n ow Metallurgi st w i t h th e CooperB essem e r Co rp or a ti on , Gr ove City, P enn sylvania.

J oe Picco '32, is Assista nt t o t h e Metallurgi s t of th e LinkB elt Com pa n y at India n a p oliS, Indi a n a .

J. P . Gill '18, t a lk ed bef or e tb e Am erican Society fo r Metal s a t t h e Am erica n Ann ex H ot el in St. Louis on D ecemb er t b e 14th. Hi s s u b j ect " High S peed Steel" w as well r ecei ved by a bout 125 m ember s a nd gu es t s. Amon g t h ose presen t wer e : Gen e Stewart, Cen t ral F ound ry Co., B enni e Gross, K ey B oiler Equipmen t Co., Al Bo yle a nd Ski pper B ed ell of L acled e S t eel a nd Ch as. Y. Clayton of t h e Metallurgy D ep a rtment.

Al H esse '32, i s in th e Meta llurgi ca l D ep a r t m ent of t h e \'iTestern Cartr id ge Com pa n y a t Alton , Illinois.

M. R. E d gar '33, i s Meta llurg ical Ch emi st w ith the Tita nium Co rp or ation a t M a lvern , Arka n sas.

R. E . Barthelem y, until r ecently direc t or of th e r esear ch d ep a rtm en t of the Societe d 'E tudes & E xploita tion s Min ie r es d e l'Incl ochine, Phon t i ou , F r en ch Indo Chin a, h as been app oin ted m a n ager of th e com pa n y . Th e co mp an~" s tin mill h as been enla r ged a nd m ocl erni zed a nd n ow h as a dail y ca p aci ty of 800 t on s.

R G. Knicker bock er ' 13, w h o h as r ecently been em ployed in the South wes t , i s n ow m e t a llurgical engin eer in cha rge of or e r educti on fo r t h e C unipta u M ining Co., L t d. , w h ose h eadq ua rte r s a r e a t 465 B ay Str eet, Toron to . The co m pan y h as a g r oup of cla ims unde r d evelopmen t in t h e T em aga mi f or est r eser ve, i n n orthern Onta ri o.

F . S . Macklin '32, i s w it h t h e U . S. En gineer s. His h ome is a t 912 Ch a rl otte S t. , K a n sas City, Mi ssouri.

Elm er Ga mmeter '26, W a l ter R emmer s '23, a nd J. " Ta It eI' Scott ' 19, ga ye a seri es of lectures in Chicago elur ing t h e w in ter.

V. O. Burkba l ter '33, is em p loyed b y Eagl e·Picher L ead Com pan y in t h eir In s ulation Departm en t, J oplin , Mo . H e is livin g at 1814 Ser geant Ave., J oplin.

T. B. K aczark e '32, is w it h tb e Illinois Steel , South W or ks, Chicago, Illinoi s.

Irvin Spotti '32, is w i t h t h e H a nn a Coal Comp a n y, St .

Cla irsville, Ohio.

Ar thur C. Kroll '32, is a t 2617 E ast 5th Place, Tulsa, Okla h om a .

W m . H. L en z '33, i s with t h e American R olling Mills.

H e lives a t # 30 Bundy Apar tmen t, Middle t own , Ohio.

Wen dell F. Ga ddi s '34, i s w ith th e So u t h W orks of th e Illin ois Steel Compa n y . H is h om e i s at 1430 East 67th S treet, Chicago.

"Vm. H. Knight '27, is livin g at Abbott Co urt Sou t h , R a dburn , F a ir L awn , New J er sey.

L eo Li nzer , ex '23, 892 J ack son Aven u e, Th e Bron x , New York City .

Ch as. Hueter '29, fo rmerly wit h th e Na ti onal Zinc Comp a n y, Bartlesville, Okla., i s at Ro ute 3, c/o Mrs . R. W .

Sou t h a rd , E d wardsville, Ill. E . L . McR ey n old s '34, b as accepted a posit ion w it h t h e Jon es & Laug hlin Steel Comp a n y of Pit t sburgh , P a .

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Mining ' Veigel, IV. i\I. , Min eral 'l'echn ologi st, Misso uri P acific R a ilroad, St. L oui s, p r esen ted a paper on sal t mining in tb e g ulf a r ea at t h e New Yo rk m eetin g of tb e AIM E in F ebrua r y.

F ay, Albe r t H ill, n ow pr of essor of mining at L a fayette, was co-a u t h or w ith IV . B. Pla n t of a pa pe r "Tbe I nflu ence of R ock Structure on B lastin g", w hich was p r esented a t t h e Nevv YOl'l r Mee ting of the AI ME in Feb ru a r y. Fay is a lso t be compiler of th e Minin g Glossar y, Bulletin 96 of t he U. S. Bureau of Min es.

L ohm a n , H . W. , '04, Presid en t United Zinc Sm elting Co., Moundsville, VV. Va., a n d Mr s. L ohma n , d r opped in on a t r ack m eet last spring. Mr . L ohman was r eturnin g h om e after spending som etime on his com pan y's p r oper t ies in the T ri-State. Tbe 30 year gap f ound Profs. Dea n , Ga rr et, H a rri s, Stein m esch , Fred La n e, a nd oth er old timer s on t h e j ob.

Am bler , J. Owen , '06, i s engaged for t b e yea r 1935 on sp ecia l copper m etallurgy p r oblem s fo r t b e world ' s oldest copp er m in e, Ri o Tinto in Spain. Owen 's h eadqua r te r s a r e in L ondon.

Sh an ks, J ohn D., '06, is Minin g E ng in eer a n d Man ager of co lli er y f or B r azeau Collieries, Nordegg, Alber ta , Can a d a.

Cook , Pa ul R , '15, Vetoshn y, MOSk ow , U. S. S . R. , h as sen t in ter esting specimen s and keep s th e libr a r y su p plied \vith ,'er y fin ely illu str ated journ a ls which d epic t h e indust ria li za t ion of Ru s;;ia . Cook is doing exa min a ti on a nd geologic wo rk a ll over th e co un t r y . A r ecen t letter was fr om U7. heki sta n in t h e Cauc us us.

Easley, Geo. A ., '09 , was h ost t o sever a l min er s at the "Minin g Club" , n ear t h e Batter y in New York City, ' durin g t h e AI ME m eeting in Februa r y. This club h as a d a ily llU1 ch eon a n d r ath er welcom es vi siting ' mining en gineer s, esp ecia lly i f t b ey can p ull a good sto r y. Easley is Vice Presid en t of th e Internation a l Mining Co rp or a tion , 29 B r oadway, New Yo rk.

St e,var t, J . S. Jr., is m etallurgist with Ar ch er E . vVh eeler , 25 Broadway, New Yor k. VlTb eeler 's or gani zation buil t t h e No r a nd a a nd oth er lar ge copper r edu ction pla nts .

M urp h y, B. F ., '10, Min e S u pt., Doe R un Division, ::3 t.

J oseph L ead Co ., R i ver Min es, Mo., con d uct ed t h e 1935 min er s t hroug h t h e min e a n d plant of t his com pa n y at F la t River , Mo., last Novem ber.

T edrow, Har vey L ., '11, is Gen. Supt. London Gold Mines, Alma , Color ado .

D ye, R. E . '12, i s a u t h or of Information Cir cul a r 6525 of t h e U. S. B ureau of Mines. Dye is mining a n d m etallurg ical E n gineer a t th e Vipon d Con solidated L t d. , Timmins On tario, Ca n a d a .

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Cr onk A. H ., '12, is S upt. of th e R o icla ire Lea d & F luorspa r Minin g Co .. R osicla ire, Illin ois. .

Th e Min er s of 1935 we re deligh tfull y entertmn ed November 13-14 by old gr nd s at R osicla ire, Illin ois , a t the Staff H ouse of t'h e R osicla ire Lea d an d Fl uor spa r Minin g Co. On th e e yenin " of the 13th in tere t in g ta lks wer e m a de by D . G. Gibson '\'23. on the geology of th e di. t rict, by H. A. Hurst '21, on th e minin g a nd millin o ' m ethod s at the Hillsiele F luor 'pa r i\Iinin g' Co ., by A. IV. Gr eeman '2 , on ~h e fl otation of F luor sp nr. by A. H . Cronk '12, on th e oper ntlon of th e R os icla ire Co. Cr on k is • upt. of t he R osiclnirc Len d & F lu orspa r Co., Hurs t is S upt. of th e Hillsid e Flu or spa r Minin g Co ., a nd Gibson , Supt. of t he 'r ys tn l F ln or spar :\Iinin g Co. Gr eeman is d Oing r esea r ch fo r th e F rnnklm F luors pa r Co. R IV. McClus key '31. an d O. M. And res, C. E. '32. Iyer e a lso presen t. I n"pect ion of the a l)o l'e propr ti es. on the 14th , wa s espec ia ll.I' wor th whil e IJcca Ll se of th e e l'eni ng's discussion. 'l'her e wer e a lso good sa ll el wich es a n el coffee to app r ecia teo Glenn E . Cr ays '29, c/ o Gulf R e em'ch & Deyclopm ent A s oCiation , P itt sb urgh, P a .

W m. S. Hnll '09, 1542 Kor th Ma r tel AY e .. H oll.n-vood , Cali f ornia . H e is emplo.ved b)7 the U. S . Gy psum COmpflll )7.

R ober t C. Zeya llos '24, 606 Ta ~' l o r Aye .. D et r oi t. M ichiga n.

Ch as. C. R odel of the G~- p . .v Oil Compa n y ha ::; becn t ra nsf erred f r om T ulsa t o Ne'" :\Iex ico.

L ef;ni ak , S. IV .. '17, h a s r et urn ce! f r om Yenczll c ln amI is doin g s pecinl wo rk i n Geo ph ys icS at t he 'olon :clo Sc: hool of :\1ines. Goldcn. Colorad o.

B r o;yn. J . S .. is geologist f or the J oscph Lend Co .. Edwa rcls. N. Y. H e p resentecl nn ex cell ent 11apc' r 0 11 "Th e i\Iin er a ls o f' tll e Balm nt Min e" , at th e :'\ . Y. m 2et in g' o f' th e Al i\I E in F ebrn a n ' .

P ptf;ch . A. H .. is Geologis t for the Ohio :\Iex icnn Oil COrl) .. S. A. \.pt. 134 Saltillo, Coa h .. Mcx ic:o.

W ebb. J oh n S .. ex '20. is Min e S upe ri ntencl en t f or l-'ra cl en Co pper Co .. Hn ncag ua, Chile.

Netzebancl. W . F. , i co-au th or with E . H . Cr a bt ree, Jr. , of a paper on t he "Qua lTY a nd P la n t of t he R e li a nce R ock Asph a l t Corpo r at ion", w hich I",as p resen ted at the N. Y. Meeting of the ABLE in Fe b ru a r~· . Ketz eba nel is Statis t icia n f or th e 'l' l'i-Stn te Zin c & L ea d Or e P r oducer s Associa tion .

Qu lli a m, IV. R , is Geologist fo r the Lo uisi nna L a nd & Ex pl or at ion Co .. B ea umon t, T ex a s. . :\losena. C. C., E ng in eer , i\I n teri nls D i Yision, M o. HlghIya l' Comm ission. B lacklY ater. :\Ii ssouri.

R icher t , G. L., '22. is minin g eng in eer f or South Am eri ca n ] e l'elopmen t Co. , Apt. 655 Gua yaq uil, Ec ua d or. .

P ence. H . S. , is Con st r uction E ng in ee r w ith U. f'; . E nglIl ee r;;: in Alton, Ill. , on the Alton Dam Proj ec t. H om e a d dr e.. s is R olla, :\10.

S igner. i\1. r. , is As oC. P r of. of Mil:in g a t th.c Color a d o School oI Min es. Golden. Color ado . Signer r ecell'ecl hi S E . :\1. D egr ee las t yea r. T it le of hi th esis was "'l'h r R ffect of P resen a t il'cs on th e IntJ a ma bil it.\' of ,",\Tood ."

P ett, G . .B .. Prof. oI :\Iinin g- at th e IViscon s in ~Iinin g School, Platteyi l1 e, Wi sconsin . is one of the M. S. M.'::; best boos ter s. :'\in e boy s f rOll Platte l'ille h a ve ta ken t he ll' fo ur th ~'e a r ' s 1I'0rk at R olla d urin g the la s t 2 yea r ...

Ga mm ete r. E l'\yin. is Mining E ngin ee r \\'i t h Bell & Zoller Coa l Co .. Zci;':'ler , Illin ois. H e g~He the 1935 min er s. nn i.nter es tin g t rip through th eir pla n t in. No Yen:b er . a n.(l ).. Wl'lt~ in g a thesi .. on aD -D us ting P lnn t Il1 pa rtlfll fulfillm ent o r r equiremen ts fo r hi s E . i\1. D egree.

Parsons, E . W .. '27, is wi til Cla rence Lee Woocl s nt th e In ca i\Iinin o ' & D evelop ment Co., 'l'ira pa ta , P erno Seydl er , ] , rank K ., '27, is Dis tri ct En gin eer fo r Uni on Ca rbid e & Caru on Co., Dalla s, T exa s.

P e ngll et , A. A. , R olin , Mo ., Co mp uto r, i\Io. Geol. S urv ey, :\1. E. R. A. Sie yer s, E . R. , Project E ng in eer fo r th e U. S. F or es try Sen ·ice. Alhu q uerQu e, N. M. Th o~ a ::;, H a r old D onn a n, '28, is operatin g th e Moselle . . py ri te d eposit sout h oI R oll a, Mo. Ambl er , Charl es W. Jr. , P a ul Brown Blclg., S t. L OUI S, IS the St. Loui s r epresen tative f or th e U. S. Gage Company.

Gross, H. E. , is '!'ra in e f or th e Production D e p a rtm e~t.

Shell P etrolenm Corp or ation, Tulsa , Oklah oma. H e r eceived hi ' en gin ee r' s cl egree la s t Comm encemen t. Th e title of hi s thes is \\ as "F ound at ions fo r Aq uatic Oil IYells" K ozlin sk y, Ki chola s L., i ' E ngin eer with the American Metal , T errer o, New Mexico.

Couch . R IV., is E ng in ee r in th e Materia ls D epa r tment of the .' ta te HiglHva y Commi .. sion, J effe r son City. Mi ssouri.

Sha rp , i\1. A. , i .. Juni or Engin eer with th e U. P. Coal Co mpa n y, R ock Sprin gs, " ' yomin g.

L ong, E . C., i .. Minin g E n gin eer wi th th e S t. L oui s Smeltin g ,,,,- R efinin g Co., B axter Sprin gs, K a n sa s.

P Olyer , IV . H. , is R ese rch Ch emi s t with t he Armst rong Cork Co .. Ca md en , New J ersey.

IYa d e, 'R '1'. , is with th e Schlumber ge r ITell Sun- eying Corpo rn tion , Co rpu s Chri. ti, T exa s.

B a um a n, J ohn , is with the Gener a l E n gineerin g Co. , Aelela ide I-l ouse, Kin g Willi fllll St., E. C. 4, L on d on, E n gland. i\IcClu sky, R. IV ., is Mining E ngineer 'Ti th the R osicla ire L ea d & F luor spa r Minin g Co. , R osicla ire, Illin oi ...

R.i cha rd son, J. K. , is En gin eer wi th th e U. S . P ot ash Co., Ca rl sba cl , New Mex ico.

D en ton, J . F .. is Offi ce E n gin ee r fo r t he Sta ncl a rd Oil Compn n y of India na . Hi s a elelress is 2820 Ca m phell. K a ns a~ City. Mo. R ose, C. K. , h a s just snm pled and r epor ted on a la rge tailin g pile at R a nel .. buro·. Ca lifo rni a. His m a ps \I'er e u. ed to sh ow :\1. S. :\1. f reshm en \yh a t a il e r ecent g-r a eluate ITas doin g.

"Ari zon a Gold Minin ;:?:" is t he ti t le of nn nrti cle appearin g in the F ebru nr y iss ue of THE E XPLOSIVE ENGINE ER. Th e au thor is E ldred D . Wil son '18. Geologis t of the Ari zo na Bnrea ll of Mi nes. Tucson. Ari zona . :\I a rk B . Lay ne '28. i;;: r esident eng in ee r in cha r ge of ins ta llntion of a 'water nnd 'e \\' er system at Cla rence, Missouri.

Geor ge A. Ea sley '09. ha s been abscn t f r om ~ e w York the In tt0r pa r t of J a nn a n ' on pr ofeSSiona l Iv ork in :\Iexico.

Cla r ence Lee 'Yoeels. '27. mi ne s nper in tend ent at the Snn t o Domi ngo m ine of thc I nca :\[i n ing & D eyelopment Compa ny . Tiripntn . P e r u . a rriv ed in :'\ elY Yo rk ea rly in D ecrmher . s ncl left on .JnnUaJ· ~· 17 Iyi th Mr ... Woods, who is g' in g d own tl1 t'r e f or the fi r st time. Mr. ·Woods is contempla t in g ~·'o rk on some pla cer g r ound neny by. The Sa n to D o min ~o . f orm er bona n za . is s t ill proelllcll1 g bu t the ore is us ua lly a r ound a q Ufl r ter to a h a lf oun ce in st ea d of fh e oun ces or so a s in the ea rly cl a ys. It occ urs in lenses, an d the or e ca nn ot be d e veloped fa r a head on account of r api el de teri or ation of t he ti mber. Fo r t~· miles of mule-ba ck t ran spor tnt ion is necessnn ' to r each t he p r o p e l' t~r fr om the r nill'oael te rminu . . An nr t icle el escribin g th e oper a tions is scl1 ed Llled for ea rl y publi cation. .

J ohn D . Hm'l a n '10. is :\Ia nn ger of the H a mmon C011 S0l!d a ted Golel Field s at Nome. Ala sk a.

A . L . H ei tm a nn '25. n. F. D. Ko. 4, Lincoln , Illin ois.

P a ul H atm nker '23, is Iyith the Na ti on a l Lime Association. 927 15th Street, :'\. , V.. ,Y ashin gton , D . C. R. J . Victor '32. is \Yith th e :'\eva cla T estin g L a bor ntory, 233 Ea s t Pla za . R en o. :'\eya d a . "'l'he Geogr a phy of J ohn stO \Yll P e nn s ~' h' ani a" is the titl e of a bull etin of P enn. Sta te written by R. E. Murph y '23, Ass is tnnt Professor of E conomic Geogr a ph y. .J. H owa rd H ell. ex '31. has r esigned hi s pOSi tion with the Bra d en Copper Com pa ny nnd is on hi s w ay back t o the State... His new f1elelress \yill be in care of F rank Dun ca n, T erlin g ua , T exa s.

L. L. (Duke ) E lli s '30. Gen er a l Min e F or eman f or Cerro de P nsco, Mor ococaha , P eru.

F eli pe Ore '21, is in ch nrge of th e Sa f ety F irst W ork for Ce rro d e P a sco a t L a Oroya , P eru .

Slyall ey, J. L .. R. R. No.3, B nxter Springs, K a nsa,s, i.s Mill Engineer at th e Big Eagle Pich er Plant nea r Mia mi, Okl nhom a .

Arthur S. :\la cke '32, is at the Therma l Mine of th e i\Ia dison Co nn ty Coal nnd Minin g Compa ny, Edwardsvill e, Ill. C. R. Forbes, Professo r of Minin "', ha s been on leave of absence f or th e past three years. Part of this tim e was spent operntin g gold properti es in California . At present Profe. SOl' F orbes is tnkin g special graduate work in anticipation of his r eturn to i\1. S . i\1. f or th e fall term. ( Con ti'll lI ecl all Pag e 11)

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Ch a rl es C. (C hu ck ) 'V hi tte l se~·. ex '2G. 411 Ha r t Str eet , :'lIon r oE'. L ouisia n a . (h ome a dd r ess) .

GE'or ge T . D iE'rki ng. '24. 914 B r oad Str eet , R ome. Geo rgi a . (h om e ad dress ) .

Howll r cl R. (D uck y) i\Io r E'lnnd '28. i s ill ch a r ge of a CCC Cl' m p at Comb s. Ark nn sa '.

A. J. BolE'S nnd Jo hn 1\I asl1 ek '::\5 . fl r e w ith t he B rid !!;e D epar tmE'n t of t h e l\.[i sso uri Sta te I-Ii gh,y a.v Depa r t men t ·at J pff'er son Ci ty. Mo. H. B. Atkin son a nel 1\1ax E dga r '3 5. a r e Stude nt 11Jngineer s. Soil E r oison RE'.n -i ce. Beth an y. Mo .

B. H. R uck er . .II' .. is with the Soil E r oison Sen-i ce at B et h a ny . 1\10.

Vern on Ash er '33. C. H. B ea rdsl e ~' '33. Lela nel E. Graff' t E'X '35. anel John 1\l c Ki n l E' ~' '3-1. a r E' n O\\' emp l o~' e el \\'it h t h e U . S. Fo r est Senice a nel a r e 10ca t E'd in t he Missoll ri Oza rk s.

R. J. K en~'o n ex '22. i ' in ch arge of i\Iater ia l. 'l'E'stin g \\' it h t h e Illi nois State H i g h \Va~- D E'p'1l'tm ent flt E lgin . I ll .

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R.. F . McCaw '27, D is t ri ct Engineer for t h e Cen trfl l States P ower a nd Ligh t Comp fln~7 at Alber t Lca , Minn esota , vi sited in R oll a t h e past s umm cr.

Leo E. Shire '25, E ngin eer fo r t h e Anel ia n O il Corpor at ion at Ca r tagcna , Colomhia, S. A., visited th c Statcs Ifl s t fa ll. He r etu rn cd to So u t h Amer ica on a ll othcr th r ee-year con t r act.

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Chemistry H. L . Ch ambE'rl a ill . '32. i s working with t h e U. S. B ureau of 1\1i n es at R olla, 1\10. H is \\. 1'1;: i s ch ieli y con cern ed with ba ll m ill s.

E . C. 1-10em>ln , '3 2. w h o 'va s fo r m er ly wi th t h e Western Lime "" ork s at St. Gen evievc. Mo ., is now w it h thc State Geological S ur vey at Roll a , Mo .. workin .g on th e cleter m in a t ion of fl u orin e a n el m a nganE' se in Misso u r i \Va tel's.

E. C. Meck fe ssel. 32. w h o wa s fo r merl y w i t h th c Gen er a l Ch em ical Co .. of Ea s t St. Loui s, Ill .. i s no\'\' E'mplo.v ed ,\' ith th e State Geologi ca l Suney at Rolla . Mo .. wo rk ing on the d eter m in ation of hrom in e and i odin e in 1\1is'<olll'i \\'ater s . \17. O. K eeli np:. ch em ical enp:ineer w i th the KOPPE' rs Co m pan~' , is at prese nt loca ted in St. Louis durin!!; til E' constru ct ion of an ex peri mcntfl l plant for t h e La cINle Gas Co .

And.v K a f'Sfl,Y , '31. b as received a p r omotion all(l was sent east to t he p lHn t of th e Tita ni um Pa int anel Pig-ment Com p a ny. P ri or to h i.' promotion, he \ya s locateel with t he St. Lo uis plant.

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W m. 1\1. P ickles. Jr. '32. w ill complete P h . D. in E. E. next Jun e '35. at Ca lifo rni a 'l'ech. H e is still doing r esea r ch in t h e P h ySiCS Depa r tmen t ther e a n d a lso attending school.

H . T. Fo r d '3-1. i s in t h e elect rica l busin ess \v ith h is fa th er in J oplin. 1\10.

J. InTin '3-1. and K. H. S ie \'ers '3-1. a r e sa les repr csentati\'es fo r the 1\Iidw est Air Cond ition in g Co r poration of St. Lo ui s .

C. E. K ew '3-1. is wor ki ng on Diesel-E lect ric in st a ll ation s for t h e Frisco at Sprin O'fjeld, Mo. C. E. K ozen y '34, is with t h e E m er son E lectri c Compa n y of St. Loui s .

R aese IV. Simpson '34, i s w ith t h e U. S. E ng in eer s at Colu mbu s, Nebr aska.

J. E. O'Brya n t '34, is with t h e I ntern ation a l Ha n ester Company at Sprin gfi eld, 1\10.

R . W. Bor ch er s '33, is in ch a r ;.:e of a CCC Camp in Nebr fl s ka .

R. L. B r a eu tigam '33, is w ith th e Illino is Power an el Light Compan y at Belle, ille, Il lino is.

A. W . Jur vic '33, and M. G. McC r ory '33, are w it h t h e W eir ton Steel Company at Steu ben ville, Ohi o.

J . D . Ma r tin '33, is d oing gr a du ate wo rk at th e School of Mines.

L . K . J ohn son '32. is Ar c-Weld ing E n gin eer fo r th e Mid,,'est P ipin g a n d Su pply Compa n y of St. L ouis .

V. G. Kl esath '32, is Manager fo r t h e Mi ssou r i Gen er a l Ut ili t ies at st. J ames, Mo. G. L . Lei sh er '32, i s w it h t h e Fox Con s ul t ing Eng iu cer in;.: Cor po r ation of St. Lo ui s .

M. R.. J ames '31, i s i n t h e moving picture busin ess at St. J ames, Mo. Max E. Ueltzen '31, i s with t h e U. S. E n gin eer s at Gascona d e, Mo. A. R. Baron '31. is \\'ith t h e 1\Iissouri R elief a n el H ec:onstru ction Com miss ion at Jeff'er f'o n C i t~·, i\Io. E. H . \Voodman '30, is \'\'ith th e U. S. En ginee r s at 1\1emphis, Ten n essee.

T. O. E n glish '29, is E lec t r icnl E ng inee r fo r t h e Al um in um Or e Com pan y of East St. Lo ni s .

D. B. Mesh evsky '29, fo r merly \yit h t h e E m er son E lectr ic Compa n~', h as gon e i n to bu sin ess in Da llas. T exfls.

L . H . Sch e u tte '29, Eng in eer fo r t h e Un den vriter s Laborato ries, Chicago, was visiting in Rolla durin g t h e Ch ristmas

'I.'he Alumn i and former students of the Scb ool of Mines and t h e Universi ty of Misso ur i h eld a m ee ting on iUar ch 9th at .Tef/'(,l'''on City. l'-ftcr dinner, which ~.".; SOl'\' e u. a~ 6 :30, ther e wer e a number of t a lk s after "'hich motion pict u res of Bould er Dam w er e sh O\Tn. Se~'era l facu lty member s f r om R oll a attencl Nl t he m eeting. Joh n K. Wa lsh '17, member of t he Boa r d of Cu rator s. \yas p r csent.

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Ceramics Ch a rles A. F r eeman '28, Cer am ic E ngineer with t h e A. P .

Gr een F ire B ri ck Co., Mexico, Mo., spen t the week-en d befo r e St. P at's in Rolla.

Hu go L . Ha rrod '29, is in ch a r ge of t h e tUlll1el k iln s at Ha r bison Wa lker R efractories Co., Vandalia , Mo. W m . R.. Powell '30, is Con t r ol Engin eer with t h c A. P .

Gr een F ire B rick Co., Mexico, Mo. Allen R.. Maun e '30, is in charge of th c sh ipp ing depa r tm ent at the Walsh P lant of Ha r bison Walker R efracto r ies Co., Va ndalia, Mo. W ill a r d E. Da,'is '30, is at present Office Engineer \'vith t h e M . E. R.. A. , Rolla, Mo. F. F . Netzeba n cl '30, is wi th the Government Refo r estation Ser yice and h as reccntly been tran sferred to Steelville, Mo. Geor ge A. Page '30, i s Cer amic Engineer fo r the Stockton F ire B rick Co., P i ttsburg, Califo rni a .

E lm er F. Cirkal '30, h as been pr omoted to thc position of Mine Super i n tendent for t h e U. S. GYPSUIll Co., at South ard , Olda.

Ch a rl es W . McCaw '31, is doing topogr aph ic wor k wi th U. S. G. S. at L iber ty, Mo. H. R.. I-Ierron '31. i s in cha r ge of tb e h a nd mold ing depa r tment of t h e ' Valsh Pla nt of t h c Harbiso n W a lker Ref r actories Co ., Vandali a, Mo .

Stanley J. To rnpa ch '31, i s ch emist nt th e "" ood River Hefinen ' of t h c Sta nda rd Oil Co .. W ood Riv er , Ill. J ames J. Off utt '32. is Sn lE's Engill ee r in t h e Chicago D ist rict fo r t h e A. P. Gr een F ire Brick Company.

J oe E. Ste\'en s ' 3 ~ , h a s r ece l1 tl~' been made lallO r ato r y snp erin tenclen t fo r th c A. P. Green F ire Brick Co., Mexico, Mo. (Contintl ed on

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u. S. Army Ca ptain C. R. Mi ~e '21. is w it h th e F inan ce D epartm ent, H eadqu a r tCl·-·. F ir st Co rp ~ A n~ n. Arm .\' Ba ~e . B osto n, ~I as­ sachu. etts.

Lie u tenan t L . E . Le pper '22. is \\' ith t h e Qu a r ter ma ster Cor ps. For t B r agg. ;>lorth Ca r ol in a .

Brigar1 ie r -Gen e ral F . C. B oll e;:: '2 2. h as bee n pro moted t o t he r a nk or: :'II a j or -Ge ner a l. H e hH S bee n ord er ed to Fo rt SHill H o us ton. 'rex:ls. wh e r e h e wi ll tnk e command of t h e Second D i yi s ion H t'n dqu a r te rs.

L t. Geo r~e A. Zel ler . ·~ 3 . Ordnan ce Depa r t m en t. U nitecl States Ar m.\' h m; bee n tra m:fe rrecl fr om Abe r deen Pro" ing Gr ound s . .\I a n -Ia nd . to Fo r t B l iss. '1'exas.

P. B . Sh otwell. ex '17. is a Cn pta in in t he ReC(md C a\"[lir ~' s t a ti on ed a t F or t R i l e ~' , Kan sns.

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Ceramics (Con tillw ecl f r om Pag e 9)

H enry ' Y.:Ueyer '32. h as cha r.l!:e o f t he Inhorator ., · nt Gene ra l H ef r acto ri es Co .. :\"orth & Sou t h Road. C I;1 ~' t o n. Mo. '\'m. T. K a y '32. ha s rece n tl ~' been sen t to t he :\"ew Yo rk Sales ofti ce of t he A. P. Gr ee n F ir e Brick Co ., of ~I e xi co, 1\10 .. as a .. n les en gin eer.

R oher t S. Gr ee n '33. a nd All nn P. Gr ee n . .Jr ., ~.r ec h a ni ca l '33. are enj o,l' in.l!: a t ri p a r ound th e w orl d.

K enn et h E. E \'n n s '33. h as ~ o n e back to F lem in g. Oh io.

A. W. Be inli ch '33. is with t he U . S. G. S. a nd a t p r esen t sta t ion ed in R oll a .

B ob , Veigel '34. h ns accepted a position w it h Mexico R ef r acto r ies Compa ny. ~I ex i co . ~I o . B ob and hi s \\'ife (Mar"a reL H O \l g~" ex .)6) a r c n o," !iYin;, ::l t he Co il Apa r t m ent;:, Mexi co. ~I o .

A. E. Lee '31. i s \\' ith t h e :'I I isso nr i Sta te IIi gh\\'a y T esting Lahor a t or y . .Jeffe rso n Ci t y. ~I o .

R obe r t L . Stone ·:H. \\'h o h a t e a c h i n~ f e ll ow in th e Cer am ic D e pa r t men t of No rth Ca r oli n a State Coll ege, R a leig h, N. C., ~ p en t th e h olida~'s in R olla.

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Civils See T ests T h e .J un ior a nd Sen io r Ciyi ls wen t on a to u r of in s pect ion , last Saturd a y. of th e l a horato r ies of th e S t a te H igh w n ~' Comm is;:io n at .Je ffe r so n C it.y, w h er e t h e,\' wer e g iyen lec tu r e. ' b y th e la bo ra t on ' tec h u ic ian s. and \\' it nes:;ed th e Ya r iol1 S tests to whi ch t he state s pecifi cation s r equire t h a t B it um inous a n d Asph a lt ic mnte ria l ~ be eX]lo"ed.

Eac h of t he tests \yas r nn a cco rdin ~ t o s pecifi cation s of t h e A. S . T. ~I. ~ta ndard s . a nd a n in te r estin .!!: fact n oted , \\' as t he a ll owa hl e p er ten t of erro r:; in t he test. \\'h ich was exceed ing l.\' sma ll in e yery case. e ••

Anniversary Is Observed (Co n!i wIlCcl fm lll /" (f ge 5) Al"soc iat io n c:o n t ri bu ted it:; o w n c:o lu mn of ne\\' s. fin d ac:ted

a s bot h so lic: ito r s of n e \Y ~ a nd acl\'e r t is in .l!:.

H o \\·eyer . too m uch c: r ed it can not he ~ iI'e n to t h ose three hra ,'e m en \\-h o ente red t he I1li ~za rd-1ik e fi e ld of st ncl en t pu l)li cnti ons in t ha t s torlll .' - mon t h of F'e hru a r~· . a nd e l11 e r ~ed vi cto rs O\'e r t he e lem ents of cr it icism Hnd ri cli 'nle a fte r sp r ing t h a \\' :;. a ncl \\'h o a r e cll'li L1i t(' I ~- r espons ihle f or t he fOllnd iu ;:- of t h e p rese n t d lly hi t of e(li to ri a l perfec ti on \yhi ch emer ges eac: h " 'eek to fi ll til(' st ud en t hody \\' it h a \\' e.

A deci ded im proH' men t can he 11Otc(l in t he q ua lity of t he M ine r since its hir th. hut it i s s till . a,.; it 1l 1\y11 .\·8 ha s heen . t he sil en t s pok es m a n . ca rri e r of n e \\' s. good and ha d . for the A lumni. fa c u l t~- and stud ent bod~' for t h e ~Ii s .. ou ri :::>chool of :'IIines a n d ~I eta llurgy.-Jrill e r .

A. 1. M . M. E. At th e Fe b r IHH~- m ee t i n~ of t he in stitute. Dr. H . A. Bueh le r (T h e Ch ieO. Sta te Geo log ist of M isso ur i a n d E ng in ee r for th c F ed era l E m crgenc.Y R eli ef Admin istrati on \\' as mad e p r esid en t. ~I. S. ~I. was 'y ell r e pr esented at thi s m eetin g .

Am ong t h ose prese n t \\'cr e ;V. H. Gottsch a lk '08 ('. S. Bu r eau of Mines. Pitt burgh . P a .

A. D. T errell '98 :\"ationn l Z inc: Co .. B a r t les ville, Okla .

W. ~I. W eige l '00 ~Ii ss() n ri P ac ific Ra il r oa d , St. L oui s. Mo. H . n. Han ley '01 H oll a . Mo. A. H . Fa y '02 ~lin e E ng inee rin g D ep t.. Lafa~' ­ ette College. Easton , P n .

W . H. Gill '03 :\"ati onal Zi nc: Co .. Bartle:' yill e, Ok la .

P . K. I-l orn er '06 Co ns ulting E ngin ee r. L ond on.

England . .J. H . S teinme;:ch '06 R olla, Mo. H. T . Mann '08 P et. E ng- rg . D ep t.. :'I I. 1. T ..

Cambr idge. Mass Geo r ge A. Ea s ley '00 In te m a t ion a l :'I Ii nin g Co r p ., :\"ew Yo r k Ci t y .

E . P . Barrett '09 C. ::; . Bnreau of ~I in es . P ittbu r g, P a . .Joh n Ste,Yart '10 ::\ ew Yor k C i t~· .

R o,ylnnd Co x '11 Co n;::ulti ng ~Ii n i n g E ng inee r, Ne'" York City.

Ch as. Y. Cla y ton '13 H olla . M o.

E. R. ~ eed l es '14 Co ns nlting' F,ngince r . ~ e w York City. ~I. .J. K en y '14 B ell Lnhor Hto ries. Xe \\' York Ci ty.

R S. D ean '15 Chief M e t a ll n r~ i s t. U. S. B. M ., ' \'a shin gto n. D. C. W . D. B eegh ley, ex '15 .\I as ter Mec:h 'l l1i c. Sta mford , Conn ecticu t .

Ch ile Co ppe r Cor por at ion . ::\e'y .J. L . H ead '10 York Cit.'.

E. S. 'l'ompkin s. ex '16 T ompk in s Ma ch in er y Co., Ne w York Ci ty. .John S. B r own '17 St. .Joe L ea d Co .. E cl,yards. X Y .

Ciy il E ng inee r. Ma lvern , L ong H . .J. T ea s '17 I sla nd , N. Y. Han ley W ei ser '18 Nassau Sm el t in .l!: & R efin in g, S t a ten I sla nd. N. Y. M. S. B a d ollet '21 Som erville, N . .J. G . .J. Chri stn er '22 In ge rson -Rand , E a.t Orange, N.J .

L eo Li n zer. ex '23 ,Jobber in Meta ls. New Yo rk City :\"ilt ion a l Lim e A.·sociation , Pa ul Hatma ker '23 W ash in g to n, D . C. Snles E n gin ee r . Ne w York Ci t y .

C. B. K entn o r '24 R oge r D a y '25 Lind e Air P r odu ct ... New Yor k C ity .

H . A. Bueh ler '25 R olla, ~1 0 . .J oe R eid '27 St. Lo u i.. S m eltin g & R efill in g, S t. L o ui s, Mo. E ugene McA uli ffe '27 U ni on P ncifi c Coa l Co .. Oma ha .

Ncbra.·k a .

W. H. Kni gh t '27 Ge ne r a l Chemi cn l Co ., New York Ci ty.

T . D . Mu r ph y '28 Inrl ustr ia l S ili ca Cor p. , Youn gsto wn . P a.

A. A. P oll ock '33 P lninfield . X .J.

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Senior Ceramists Take Trip

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The seniors of th e Cp r Rmi c D epa rtm ent. aCCOml)anicd hy Prof. C. M. Dodd. lpft Holla. F e b. 15 to atte nd th e ann u a l conyention of the Am e ri ca n Ce rami c Socie ty at Buffa lo.

N. Y. During th e t echni c:! l spssion s eac h of the senio r s \,Ias as;:;ig-n ed to a di yi ;:;ion of th e socip ty anel \vill r eport on th e t echni cal pape r s g iye n at future m ee tings of th e Orton Rocie ty.

In a ddition to atte ndin g the m ee t in gs 01' th e Am eri can Cerami c Society. t he g r oup yis itecl t he La ca w a nn a Htee l Plant. one of th e la rge.·t of th e B e thlehem group. wh e n' th ey saw r efractorie;:; in ;:;el'Yice in open hea r thI';. blast furna ces and cok e oye n ". also equipm ent for llnl oarl ing la ke fr eig hters.

Other outstanding plants whi.c h th e ~- yi sited \ye r e : Th e ,Erie plant of th e Gpne r a l Elec tri.c Co .. wh er e motors , locomotiy es and porcela in e nam eled r efrige r ato r s are manufact ured.

Th e Ca rborundum Co. wh e r e abra siye and r ef r actory mat e rial s are procl uced. .

Th e Hunt1 e~- (stea m ) a nrl th e ::-,riagra (hyrlraulic) Powe r Plants.

Th e Niagra ,Va ll Paper Company and t h e Hamme rmill Pape r Co mpan~- . th e lat t e r. one of the la rgest manufa ct llre r s of bond papers in th e world.

At a m eeting of H efra ctori es Co mmittee C-8 of th e Am e rica n Society for T esting Materi a ls, Prof. Dodd presenterl a r epo rt on hot load test for r efr actories, in whic h th e operation of th e n e \\" g lobal' electri c furnac e. built by aid of F. E. R. A. funds in t he Cer am ic D e partment, wa s e xplain ed.

Th e Chapte r beg'an th e yea r \vith eight a cth' es in cludin g officer s : Hegent O. K a mper. Vice-regent N. G ilsd orf. Scrib e J. Ru sse. Treasure r R. Knoll. Corresponding Rec retary I-I. Dallmeye r. and l1l e mile r.· J. Murph.\7. A . K oop mann a nd E. Nic kel. 'l' he fo ll owin .!!: ten men wer e initi ntecl on Koyember 8th: D . Dutton . R . Fi s her. W. Gr a1'/'. L. Holtm a n. J . Hubharel, R. .John so n, G. Nat ions. G. Ko ld e. W. Schwa lbe rt and .r. Turk. Afte r th e ini t iation a banquet was held at the Rinclair 'l'a\'e rn in tbeir h onor. and on Kove mbe r 15, they we r e h onored with a cl a nce a l so at the T avern.

Plan :;; we r e di scu ssed. at th e opening of schoo l, t o establi s h a hou se for t he Chap ter but elue to complications the plan s w er e not compl e t ed .

During th e year th e chapter had carri eel on a n active and inte r esting pro.t!Tam including talks giy en by m e mb er s of t he fa c ult~· a nd chapter. At th e presellt tim e the Chapter is c alT~l ing- on t he s pring pl ed gin g whi ch will lJ e follow ed b~' a l)anq ue t a nd Sl1l'ing (la n ce.

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Epsilon Pi Omicron Epsilon Pi Om icr on sin ce its formation in 1932. ha s ma d e con sid e raule progr ess a nd growth. One of the ohj ect s of this frate rnity is to deyelop a professional attitud e and contacts of those makin g th e fi eld s of ch e mi s try a profession.

This ha s been accomplis b ed at th e r egnlar bi-monthly m ee tings by hayin g prominent speake r s from th e St. L oui s di strict to address t h e gr oup on profession a l s ubj ect s. i\fembel'S and pledges h a ye a lso pre parerl and p r esenterl professiona 1 paper s .

Man~7 letter s luwe been r eceiy ed from th e alumni of thi s or ganization r ega rding' their e xp e ri ences and g iYin .!.: yaluable information on ch emica l eng in ee ring.

Th e office r s are :- H. F. L a nge. Pres .. J. F. Zyanut, VicePres., E. C. Fiss, Sec·y., C. R ~iai se, Treas .. and J. S . Sabine, Histo rian.

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B. E. Cb a rles h as r e turned to Ralina. K~n .. after over a year spent in min e e xp loration work in Chihuahua , Mexico.

YV. H . Seamon. Jr .. \"h o o\yn s a custom mill at EI Pilar.

Chihuahu a. ha s r ecoye r ed f r om a seri ous illn ess a nd is r eported to be planning t h e. r eo pe ning of the San Antonio min e.

Frank C. Mulford h as been in D em 'er in conn ec ti on with getting eqnipm ent for the ne \\' mill now und e r con s truction by t he Hoch este r PI~' m o uth ~Iin es Co., Hocb est er. ~ e y. MI'.

Mn.lford is making" hi s h eadquarte r s at Loyelock. Ke y .. a nd dividing hi s time between t h e H och est e r PI~' n)Outh a nd th e Como Mines Compa ny ' s propert~' at Da yton. Nev .. the milling ope ration s of both of whieh h e will .·up erintend.

R. G. Montgom ery , '34, h as been tran sferred from th e Natural Gas Plant of Pbillips at Kaw, Okla., to the Geophysical cr ew of Phillips at Hold enville, Okla.

F elix Schleenvoight. e x '34. is Junior Engin eer with th e North London Gold Min e, Alma , Colo. H e expect s to r eturn to school in the fa ll.

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A. 1. E. E. 'l'he local Bran ch of the A. 1. E. E. hn s bee n ye r)7 for t unate this ~'ea r in havin g obtained s uch promin e nt speake r s as Stanley Sto kes. L. H. , Vools t on, G. A. ' Vaters, and L. Lawth er fo r its m eet in gs. Large enthu s in stic nud ien ces h aye marked each m eetin g, anel a sple ndid spirit of f ellowship h as been de \'eloped in th e organization . Th e or ganization is inelebtec1 to the E lec trical Professor' :;; wives 1'01' the appe ti;dng r efr eshments which tbey h;n e (]onntefl during" t he pas t year. 'l'he s uccess 01' th e organ i;.;ation ma y t ruly be attributed to th e e xcell e nt coope rati on r eceh 'ed from th e St. Louis Section of tJlI' A 1. E. Fl. 'l'he ofiicer s (If t h e ,.ociet " are :::'i·c(i· e ri c Holt. Ch a irman ; L. W. Holtm:1n , Vi ce-presiclent ; K. O. Han son , Secretnr~'; and 1. H . Love tt, COl) s ule r.

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Geor ge C. Breckinrid ge. ex '07. di ed while on hi s r eturn to the United States f rom Hussia in '33.

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n. E. (Di ck ) ~rayl o r '34. and Miss Elizabeth Waller of Rhawn eetown , Illinoi s. w er e m a rri ed D ece mbe r 27, 193-1.

Dick is with th e Gene r al Rtee l Castings. a nd th e co uple r eside at 70-1 14th A\" enu e. Pros pect Park, Pa. ' Vm. Ne\'vton Co ffman '3-1, marri ed Glady:;; Loug hrid ge on 'l'hanksgiYing Day. Th ey r es id e in Rolla. Ne wt i s running fIn inyes tignti on on Mi sso uri Stone\yare C l a ~'s for th e i\1. E. R. A. George Sell e r s '3-1. m a rried Mari e 'M itch ell of H olla, shortl~' after hi:,; graduatioll . Geor ge is with th e Buckeye Cla y Pot Compan y of Toledo, Ohio.

Clifford F. Page '31, a nd Miss Cecille Mason w er e marri ed Janua ry 9, 1935, a t Chadron, Ne brask a. Th ey are living at 1901 3rd Ayenue, Sco tts bluff, Nebr aska.

Hobe rt C. Me rrill ex ' ~2 , anel Miss Virginia P a pin Cas key wer e marri eel March 9, 1935, in Joplin. Mr. and Mrs . Merrill will make th eir h ome iu Joplin.

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