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Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy ROLLA. MO .

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VOL. 24

1950

NUMBER 1

ASME Student Chapter Builds Hlron Lung"

Presents Emergency Respirator to City of Rolla at Ceremony on January 18

By George Gergeceff, ' 50 On Janu a r y 18 , 1950, th e s tud e n t branch of th e American Society of M ec hanical Engineer s h eld ceremonies presenti ng an emer gency iron lun g to th e city of Roll a w ith t h e understanding t h at it b != u sed in th e n e w Phelps County Hosp ital.

Durin g th e s umm er , the stud e nt cha irman of ASME, G eorge G e r geceff thought that th e stud e nt or ganization should undertake a project for the se m ester. H e read of the iron lung made b y Mr. Ri echa r t, of the Excel Manufacturin g Co., in Muncie , In di a n a, and wrote to him ask in g for p e rmi ssion a nd

Left to right : Dean Curtis L . Wilso n , Dr. E. E. Feind, Dr. James M. Mye rs, Mayor Earl G. Hudge ns w ho accepted th e respirator for Ro lia , Dr. Aaron J . Miles, George Gergeceff and John Mueh rin g . (Photo b y Esqui re. ) information on constructin g an iro n lu n g .

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Dr.J. C. Potter Named Speaker for Annual Commencement Dr. J . C . P o tte r , Pres ident of l he R oc hes te r and P i lls burg h Coal Com p an y, h as bee n sel ec ted by th E: sc hoo l a dm in istratio n t o g ive the comm e n cem e nt add r ess at th e an nu a l comm e n ce m e n t to be he ld o n Ma y 29 accord i n g to an a n no un ce m e nt f r om D ea n Cu n is L .

W il so n.

Dr . P o lle r f ini s he d wo rk f or his B a ch e lo r 's and M as te r 's D egr ec! a t M S M and th e n t oo k hi s D octor 's D eg r ee from th e U n iv e r ity of W es t V irg i ni a. D uri n g th e w a r h e se r ve d as A ss is ta nt S ol id F ue ls J\clmini trator a nd in th at capa·· c ity pe r fo r m e d o uts t a nd in g servi ce i n co nn ec ti o n w it h th (' wa r e A·o l' t.

T h e Jllll e g r a dua t i ng cla ss w ill be th e l a r ges t on r e cord w ith bet wee n s ix a nd se v e n hund r e d d eg r ees b e i ng confe r r ed . Th e Co m me nce m e nt e x e r c ises w ill aga in be h eld outdoo r s as la st yea r. The se rvi ces will tak e place o n J ac k lin g F ie l d in fro n t of t h e n orth bleac h e r s o n w h a t wo ul d norma l l y b e t h e f ift y ya rd lin e d urin g foo tb a ll ga m es.

Wit h th e l a r ge numb e r r e ce ivin g d eg r ees, a ddi ti o na l sea t s w ill have to be e r ec te d .

Missouri Coal Operators Offer MSM Scholarship The Misso uri C oal O p e r ators Assoc ia tion w ith offices a t 114 W est 11th Street , K a n sas City, M issou ri , h as don a te d a s um of $30 0 to MSM fo r · a scho la r ship f or th e 1949-5 0 sc h ool yea r , th e r ec ip ie nt to b e c hose n f rom se n ior st u de nts in t he m inin g e n g i nee rin g d e p a rt me nt m a j orin g in coal mini ng. Q ua li ficati o n s to b e u sed by t h e facu lty co mmittee in m a ki ng t h e selection of t hi s st u de n t a r e eng ine r i ng p r om ise, schol a r s hi p, part icipation in extr a-cu r ri cu la r activ ities and need.

T he sc h ol arshi p is to be a conti nu ing one w it h th e awa r d t o be made f rom yea r t o yea r , but m ay b can cel e d b y e ithe r t h e assoc iat ion or t he sc h ool up n d u e n o ti ce.

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a nd necessa I-y i n[o r m a li o n on t h e proj ect.

At th e beg inn ing of t h e f a ll t e r m, lhe s u gges tion of th e ma ki ng of t h e lun g was bro u g h t u p , a nd i m m e di a te l y acce p te d by t h e stu d e nt m em be r s of t h e e r .Ja n ization .

Mr . J o hn Mu e h rin g, vi ce- cha irm a n of th e g r o u p , vo l unt 2er ed to tak e c ha r ge of t h e ta s k , co n sequ e n tl y be ga n pl a ns fo r or ga ni zin g th e work pr ogra m , a n d sec urin g necessa r y e qu ipm e n t fo r its con s t r uct ion .

The l un g ch amb e r w as mad e b y wel din g two fu e l d ru m s toge t he r a nd ne cessa r y po r ts cut in to t h e m f or adm in is t e ri n g a id to t he p3ti n t.

A tank lype V3c uum sw ee p e r was II sed i n ob la in in g bot h nega t ive a nd pos iti ve p r ess ures w ilh a r e vo l v in g va l ve go v e rn in g t h e rate of pr ess ure c h a nges. This va l ve is ro la le d by a n e le ctr ica l mot or in co nj u nction w it h a v a r iable sp ee d p _llley a r r a nge m e nt.

Th e e nti r e p r oect w as cOJ.l1ple t e d w ith on l y a nin e tee n dolla r exp e nse f e r th e ASME g r o up.

Thi s s mall cos t was made p ossibl e b y th e fo llow i n g l ocal m e r c hants a n d organ izations wh o do n a ted ne cessa r y e qu ipm e nt: D u n l a p E lec tric , Stoltz E le ctr i.c , Hi- 12 Cl u b, C am pbe ll Fl y ing S e r vice, H e rrm an Lumb l' Co. , L o ga n Electric , P r u itt G la ss a nd Pa i n t C ., May tag A p pl iance., K i n g C :l bin e t S ho p , V a n ce Motor s, Ph ys ic:; D epa r t m e nt. a nd th e Mec ha nic a l E ng ineerin g D e p a rtm e nt.

The cost of th e ma :lLIiactu r e d iro n l ung wo ul d have b2en $2 400 , t herefo r e t his av e d t h e comm unity a co n si d e r a bl e s um of m o n ey.

At th e prese n t ati o n cer e mo ni es, an in tr odu c to r y s peech W:lS m a d e

by D ea!1. Curtis L . Wi lson, t h e n D r .

A. J. M iles, Ch a irm a n o f tb 2 M echa ni ca l E ng in ee r in g D e p a r tment, ex pressed th a n ks to t he fo llow in 1 men vo l untee r i n g t h e ir se rvi ces in constr uctio n of t he lu ng: J o h n Muehring, L ewis W a r go, Cln r les S huke r s, C ec il H o lli ng w orth , J ac k Babbitt, P a u l P ender, Ge r a ld H a m mo n d, a n d B e nj a mi n M cK e n zie , w ith s pec ia l th a nks to P r ofesso r s B oye l', S cofi e ld and K il patrick.

F oll ow ing th is, J o h n M u e hri ng

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282 Midyear Grads Finish MSM Work Tile la r a "L numbe r of m ic1 y ar g l ' :i ua t es o n r e co r d compl e t e d wor k fo r th e il- degree on J a nu a l' y 24 , t hi s b e ing a p a r t of t he la r ge fr es h ma n c lass, num be ri n g 100 1, w h o e n r oll e d in M S M i n S e p ' ('mbe r of 194 6. A to ta l of 282. co rr. pJe t e d r e quire m e n ts fo r t h e ir d egr e s.

No co mme n ce m e nt e x e r c ises we r e h e l d in J an u a r y as th e de g r ees w ill all be co nfe rre d a t th · comme nce m e n t w hi c h w ill be h Id o n M ay 29, 195 0.

Mexico Firm to Aid MSM Research Program Thro u g h th good o ffi ces o( G eo rge Ea sle y ' 0 9, a nd H. L . D aa th th e C ia. M ine r a S a nta M a r ia D e l 0 1·0 of Du r a n go , Me xi co , has es ta b Ii he d a n in du s tri a l f e llo w s hip in m e ta ll urg ical e ng in ee ri ng a t MS M , w it h $ 10 00 prov ide d as an a nnu a l s li p nd for a r esea r c h fe ll ow a nd $5 00 to b e Llsed fo r ma te ri a l s, SUI p . ies and comm e r c ia l a ssa ys.

Th is Compan y b as exte n s ive h::> ld i ngs i n t h e no r th e rn pa rt of ll~c s ta tE: of Dura n go a nd ha d ev e l e p ed a la r ge r e se rv e of a gol d cop [J 2r o r e . Th e r esea r ch prog r a m w ill d e a l w ith t h ese o p e r a ti o ns a n d Will be carri e d o n und l' th e d irec ti o n of Dr . A . W . S c hle c hte n , C h a ir m a n of t he M e ta llurgy D ep a r tm e nt.

e xp la i n d a nd d e mo ns t r ate d t h e ope r ation of th e lun g u s i ng Dr .

M iles' y o un ges t da u g hte r , Ruth , as tb e patie n t. Thi s p r oved to be in t r c Lin g and info rm a tiv e t o th ose wh : > h a d ne ve r ee n th e o p e r atio n o( c ne .

A 1e t ,er of p r ese n tat io n wa s g ive n to t h e c ity t hroug h M a y o r Hu dge n s, w h o acce pted th e lun g on be h a lf of t he citize ns of R o ll a , afte r wh ich r e m a rk!; w e r e ma de by Dr. F e ind , a nd D r. M ye l' , sc hool ph ysic ia ns .

Th e a u d ie n ce wa s t h e n in v ite d to e xam in e th e lu ng mo r e cl ose l y .

Thi is th e f ir t ti m e a n y ASME orga n iza t io n o n the ca mpu s h as e ve r und e r ta k e n s u c h a pro ject.

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Member of Fourth Generation of Powell Family Is Graduated From MSM

By H . R. Han ley '01 Among the grad uates of Janu ary , 1950 is Walbridge Powell Eyberg . a memb er of th e fourth generation of a l ong and illus trio us family line , many of them whom have made this institution their a lma mater.

His mother. Mary Powell Eyberg, gradu a ted from the M.S.M. in General Science in 1932. H er father , Walbridge H . Powell of St. James, the grandfather of th e current g raduate , gradl'a':ed in 1901 in th e class of th e writer. Walbridge H . was one of seve ral children of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Po we ll w ho founded the family at a n earl y date in Rolla, Missouri. Mr. W. J. Powell attended the M .S.M. shortly after it was founded.

More abo ut Walbri dg ~ H. l ater.

The Brothers of Walbri ~ I!'e H. Powell : Frank B. Powell graduated in 1906 in Mining Engine ering and after f e llowing his profession .for a time entered the lumber business in Rolla ; this has b e come one of the largest concerns in the county. He married G :o r :rude Carpe nter. Their children: Bowman , S y bil, Joyce and John Duane . Bowman, attended the M.S.M. and later had three years at Kemper Military Academy fro m whic h h e would hav e graduate d ex cept for his untimely deat h one Y2ar prior to graduation date . Sybil, B. S . from the University or lVIissouri , married Robert C . Lange class of 1937 , Chemical E ng ineeri ng, now manager of t h i.s lumb er business.

Joyce married August R. S ch a ller, class of 1940 , Civil Eng i!'1eering.

John Duane atte nd e ::l M.S.M. several semesters, marrie d R'lt.h Hawkins ann is one of the officers in the lumbe r business.

Willi am Clark Powell ' 21 , Mining Engi:~ec ring . h 1s oil inLerests in Texas and became a lumbe rman in that state. H e married Lois Patt e n. The ir childr ?n: William C .

Powe ll , Jr. and Walbridge , both of whom attend e d M.S M. ; th e f orme r is a graduate of An a p olis .

The Sisters: Fanny Powe ll married William M. Weige l * who took his B. B. , M.S . and profession a l de g r e e s a t M.S.M.

w ith fi r st honors. Mr . Weige l was nationall y prominent in mmmg circles and in later yea r s had supe rvisi on of a ll of the eco n om ic min e ral activities of the Missouri Pacific Railroad. The ir childre n: William W. Weige l ' 20 , Mining Enginee ring , h as bee n associated with th e St. J oseph Lea d Compa ny for

Walbridge Powell Eyberg man y yea rs and is one of the e xecutive officers and has under him some 58 e ngin eers in various capacities. Melvin P. Weige l '23 , Metallurg ica l En gineering , b ecame associated. w ith 1he Alumin um Ore Company under Ray Ruck er (,06 , Mining Engineer ing,) later joined the Aluminum Comp :my of Americawith service in foreign proj ec ts notably South America an d Scandina vi a n countries a n d still later joined th e Canadian branch of the Compa n y . He was G ene ral Superin t endent d uri:1g the building of t he world fa mo us Arvida plant.

H e a ::lvance d to Assistant to the Presi dent and has charge of min es and transportation; Rob ert Clark W e ige l ' 34 , Ceramics E'lgineering , is associate d with the Mexico Rer r ac t ori es Compan y at Mexico, Missouri.

Grace Powell Boye r * Mining of 1909. The ir graduated w it h

marrie d Fre d T. Engineering , class daughter, Grace , a Bach e l or of S ci -

ence d egr ee from the Univers ity of Missouri.

Sybil Powell married Walter Wern e r, cla ss of 1933 , Civil Engineering, who has follow e d his profession continuously; their son was named Walter P. W e rn er' their daughter , Adele , grad u ated ' with a Bachelor of Science d egr ee from the Univel'sity of Missouri.

Adele Powell married Howard M. Katz , class of 1913, Mining Eng inee ring , and the latter follow e d mining for so m e years, th e n b e ca m e bu siness manager for the M. S.M . and S ec retary-Treas urer of the Alumni Association.

The ir c hi l dr e n: Howard M. K atz, Jr. ' 40, Electric a l Enginee rin g, a nd James P. Katz ' 41 , Mining Engineer ing.

Daughte r , Adele, a lso attended M. S.M . and graduate d with a Bachelor of Science de gr ee from Northwestern Univers ity and married Thomas B. Dominick , a g raduate of W as hin gton University. (M . D.) Edith Powell married Frank E. D e nnie. The name " Dennie" is sy n o n y mo us with th e best traditions of football . Spike, as h e was k n own to all his friends, graduated from Brown University with a B.S. in Civil Engineering in 1909 and was End in the All American Footb a ll Team in 1908 . He came to the lVl.S .M. Septembe r , 1909 as Coach ;md Assistant in the Civil Engineering Department (Dr . L. E. Youn g was Director at the time). He vol unteered for service in World 'War I , had over two years of service as Captain, Co. C 314th Engineers 89th Division in which h e e arned a citation awarded b y General Pershing. Returning to M .S.M. , h ~ became Professor of Physical Edu ca tion and since 1928. Associate Pro fessor of Mathematics. Because of his c',ose association with students in Phys' cal E:1ucation , he b eca me widely known and highly resp ected. Because of his knowl edge of foo t b a ll h e was sought as r e fere e or umpire for nationally prominent f ames.

Powell A. D e nnie , a son , gr adu ated in Mining En g ineering ( P elroleum ) in 1940 , and ha d numerous ac tivities at M.S.M., includin -s 'BID e K ey , Stude nt Council, St. Pat's Board of Control, swimming team , Rollamo Boa rd . His hon or 3 in cl oe Curator's Scholarship , T a u Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi , A. P. Green M e dal a nd first honors in *:')eceased ( C O NTINU ED O N

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Tour of S1. Louis Industrial Area Made

by 55 Mechanical Engineering Seniors fly Prof. Gordon R. Guinnull

Sen ior s of the M echanical En g i neeri ng D epartm e n t grad u ating J a nu a r y, 1950 , made an indu strial tour of the St. Louis Area, Octo ber 24 to 28, 1949 , conducted b y Professor Gordon R. Gu innup , with Professor Frank J. C ize k assist in g , both of th e M ech a ni cal Engjneer i ng D epartm ent. A total of fjfty e ig ht stud ents pa rti c ipated, fi~ty ­ Ii ve of th e m be in g from M echan ica l , two from M e ta llurgical , a nd o ne from Electric al Engin eerin g D epa rtm ents. The trip was mad e by priva te a utomobil es . Since more t h a n on e -h a lf of th e stud ents w e r e from the St. Louis Area , it was necessa r y for onl y t welve of th e m t o sta y in a hote l.

Th e Un ion Electri c Company's V e nice Powe r Plant Numbe r Two , V e nice , Illinoi s, w as visite d Mon day mornin g, Octobe r 24th. Acco rdin g to off ic ials of this pla nt, it is th e most economica l modern power plant owned b y Union El ec tric Compan y a nd will gener a te power more cheaply than any other of th e ir plants. It carri es about full l oad at all tim es for thi s r e a son. O. L. Luft , Exe cutive Ass istant of th e Compan y , s up ervi sed th e planning of thi s in teresti ng v isi t.

The stud ents visited th e Midwest Piping a nd Supply Company of St. Loui s, Monda y afternoon, throu gh the cou rtesy of S. T. Seel ey, Vice President. One of th e features of inter est h e r e were the l arge h y draulic presses wh ich form ed properly cut fl a t m e tal plates into sh a p es for vario u s types a nd sizes of L 's and T' s, som e being a t l east twe nty -f o ur inches in diam e ter. After these p a rts were form ed , th ey were welde d to ge the r by sp ecial typ es of a utoma ti c arc w eldin g machines.

In another part of the plant, sp ecial pipe con struction s were prope rl y h ea te d and be nt by highly skille d worker s to fit the p a rticu lar job applicatio n s for them.

Many ' of th ese pipes w er e h eavil y built sev eral f eet in diameter , and ~l a n y feet in le n g th. Th e stud e nts al so observed the w eldin g of so m e v er y thick al uminum pipin g , part of it being a bout e ig h -

tee n to twenty -four in ches or more in diametp.r. It was p o inte d o ut that thi s t y p e of work wa s b e in g d o n e with thick a luminum for the fir st tim e in the United S ta t es a nd probably in the world. (However th e Compa n y pointe d out that oth~ er plants might be able to do thi s work.) Thi s particula r job h ad m a ny s pec ia l difficulti es s uch as th a t a luminum wi ll m elt at approxim a t el y 1218 d egrees F , a nd t hat it has a t e nd ency t o seriou sly defo rm und er ordin a r y w e ld in g condit ions.

IVIr. Ran scy , an offi c ia l of th e Company, gave a ta lk , one of the hi gh points of which wa s gra phiti za tion of pipin g operating und e r hi g h t e mpe r a tures a nd pressures.

Thi s m ea nt th at p ar t of the carbon in the m e tal p ipin g comb in ed together crea tin g w ea kn esses which probably would cause eventua l: fa ilure, w hich might create di sastrous r es ults w ith losses of life a nd property . Not too much is known as ye t about th is particular thing e xce pt that steel s with pro p er amounts of chrom ium in the m are u s ua ll y not tro u bl e d this way.

Cons iderab le r esearch is be ing cond u cted on the subject at points properly e quipped to do it.

Tu esday HlOrning at the M ercur y A sse mbly P l a nt in Robe rtson , Missouri , a n e nli ghte ning trip regarJin g a utomobile assembl y wa s mad e .

Important pha ses of manufacture a nd labor r el ations were prese nte d in a ta lk afte rward s b y W. W. Wother spoon, Manager of the Ind ustria l R e la tion s D e partme n t of t h e Plant. H er e. most of the group purchased th eir lun ch es in th e P lant's cafeteria.

Dur i ng th e afte rnoon , a n in spection of the America n Car and Foundry Company of S1. Loui s, thro u gh the courtesy of T. G. Ship l ey, District Manager of the COH1p a ny, was mad e . The group ob serv ed th e construction of man y t ypes of fre ight, coal , a nd tank cars be in g produce d at a constructi on rate of abo ut fift y cars p er da y . George Morrise y , Assi stant District Ma nagel;, explain e d to the students wh y rive t s were use d ins tead of weldin g fo r assemb}in.:;

th e upp er parts of the fr e ig ht cars.

Th e St. Loui s Che vrole t A ssem bly Plant, visite d W e dn esday mornin g , provid e d a n opportun ity for t h e s tud e nts to compare principl es of operations th e r e with thos e of t h e M ercury Plant visited the previo us morning. Also, th ey saw mu ch of the body co nstr u ction work being don e on th e uppe r f loors of th e Plant b y th e Fi sh er Body Works . Thi s tour was m ade p ossibl e by Mr. A. F. Dames, Jr. , P e r so nn el Dire ctor of th e Plant.

G. C. Cunningham, MSM '25, Superintend e nt of Operations at t h e Wood Riv er Refinery , Shell Oil Company, Wood River, Illinoi s, gave a trip through th e Refinery. lVIany imp ortant things were l ea rn e d during th e trip. Afterw a rds, IVIr. Cunningh am discussed with th e stud e nts " Th e Do 's and T)ont's in. B e in g Intervi e w ed for a Job. " Thursday morning th e ~ r oup was the g ues t of th e Carte r Carburetor Corporation. B efor e going t hrough (h e pla nt on th e trip arranged b y G. H. Share, Jr.. Hu gh W eed , Preside nt. of the Company, gave a ve r y informative talk on the developme nt of the plant over the y ears from a small concern to a large one , e xplaining m a ny of the p robl e ms the plant h a d to ove r come. Th e students found the p la nt v er y modern in the method of em ploy ing its workers on a production basis whereb y the worke rs' incomes were considera bly above that of the usual average e mployee. They found that the machinery was the b est avail ab le for the particular jobs b e ing don e . Excelle nt safety pi·ecautions fo r th e workers were in " vidence at a ll points.

After the trip through t h e plant, th e party was treated to a delicious dinne r at the University Club, compliments ·of the Carter Carburetor Corporation , at which tim e Mr. W eed a dded some worth while remarks and invited qu estions from the stud e nts. Carl Stifel , MSM ' 16 , President of the Carl G. Stifel R e alty Company of S1.

Loui s, was pre se nt on this trip a nd a t th e dinner.

A trip was made thTough the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Newspaper a nd printing plant Thursday afternoon , supervise d b y William J .

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MSM ALUMNUS Issued bi-monthly in the interest of the graduates and form er students of th e School of Mines and Metallurgy. Subscription price $1.50 , included in Alumni Dues.

Entere d as second-cass matter Oct. 27 , 1925 , at Post Office at Roll a Mo. , under the Act of March 3 ' 1879. ' Officers of the Association Mervin J. Kelly , ' 14- President James L. Head , '16, Vice-President C . A. Freeman, ' 28, Vice-Pres.

H. R. Hanley, '01, Secy. -Tre as.

Board of Directors Karl F. Hasselmann , ' 25 Enoch R. Needles, '14 Gunnard E. Johnson , ' 16 Barn ey Nuell, '21 Fre d C. Schneeberger, ' 25 '11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111

President's Column

By Mervin J. Kell y, '11

New Membership Plan The members of the Association displayed great interest in the amendment to the by-laws providing for a new membership plan that the Board of Directors recently proposed. On December 8, 1948 C1e President sent a letter to each member of the Association explaining the change and enclosing a ballot. A few more than 500 members have cast their ballot. More than 98 % of them voted in favor of the change. At a special meeting of the Alumni Association h eld on the evening of February 14, 1950 at the time of the annual banquet in New York, the results of th 2 vote were announced and the amendment was declared to b e in f orc e . The 1950 graduating class will be the first to participate in be new membership p l an. It is hope d that an arrangement can b 2 made so that each graduate gets his certificate of membe rship in our Alumni Association at the comm encement exercises .

The Directors are confident tha t this change is constructive and in the interest of a larger and more representative Association. Th ey

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will be active in making full use of the full opportunities that the new arrangement affords. Members will b e kept advised of th e r esults of this expe rim en t.

Nominations for Board of Directors At the annual meetings of 1948 and 1949, m e mbe rs expressed a de sire for a change in the procedure for selec tin g the Board of Direct ors.

The Board of Directors now appoints a Nominating Committee of five members who select th e candidates for Directors and officers for the fo llowing two-year period .

Ballots contain in g the names of th e candidates placed i n nomination a r e mailed to each voting m e mber of the Association at least six.t y days b efor e the date set for the an nual meeting.

The fre edom of the Nominatin g Committee to select members of the Board without regard to their geographic distribution has bee n the e lement of our p}-ocedure that has b een most qu es tion e d. The re has b een a desire for a plan to provide representation by geographic areas.

The Board of Direc tors has given a great deal of thought to the questions raised at the annual meetings and has not yet found a solution to the problem that appears constructive and practicable. New officers will be e lected at the annual meeting at Homecoming this year.

There is not now sufficient time to make a change in our by-laws and to put the n e w machinery in operation for the coming e lection even though the Board now had a plan that met the e xpressed desires and that it considered practicable.

W e shall, therefore , proceed according to our present by-laws.

However, the Board of Directors is most anxious to be responsive to this criticism of our present procedures. We are asking, therefore, that all of those interested in a change in procedure make specific recommendation of a plan that incorporates the .change s d esired.

T he Board suggests that e veryo n e interested in cha nge write out his proposals in concrete form and send the m to Professor Hanle y, our Secretary-Treasurer at Rolla. The Board will then study all proposals and discuss them at our forthcomin g an nual m ee Ling at :;:-:;:ome -

coming this fall. It is hope d that from this proce dure we will a rrive at a plan for ac tion that it constructive and that will be genera l l y acceptable.

Please give this matte r yo ur immediate attention and send sugges tions to Professor Hanley.

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NEW MEMBERSHIP PLAN The n ew m e mbe rship plan as voted for the Alumni Association is shown as an amendment to Article I of the constitution, which deals with membership. Section 2 (a) as amended now r ea ds as fol lows: S ection 2. (a) Each a lumnus upon graduation from the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy shall automatically , and without the payment of dues , become entitled to a ll the privileges' of an Active Member in the Association, e xcepting the right to vote , until the first of November in the calendar year following his graduation, when upon payment of $ 3 .00 dues he may become entitled to a ll the privileges of an Active Member, incuding the right to vote , until the first of the following November . He may then continue with full privileges as an Active Member upon the payment of $5.00 annual dues.

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Harry H. Nowlan Heads Own Indiana Company On November 19, the Evansville , Indiana Press announced th e incorporation of H a rry Nowlan & Associates. The president of the Corporation is Harry H. Nowlan, '13, who acquired the presidential habit as president of that class.

Its purpose is to service oil loans fcr operators by making 'tankers' appraisa ls of oil reserves which may be used as collateral. Its appraisals a lso are used in buying and selling oil-producing properties.

Independent o il operators frequently need credit to develop a producing property. The appraisals indicate the size of oil reserves in the gro und , hence help to set a value on oil properties as collatera l.

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C. L. Clayton Enters Hannibal Business Th e Secretary w ishes to note rece ipt of a l e tte r from Ch arl e Lee Clayton, '38, advisie,,;, witb mixed se nti ment, his l ea'; in~ t he m t al lurg ical profession fo1' a CO!lneCt ion in th e official f:Jm ily of the Gor ge D . Claytl)1l a nd Sons Company, in surance C\! ld a lli e d in t rests, Hannibal. Ivh. Budd ie, as h e WOlS known (.0 his man y friends, h a:; h;:1d an interestin g profess ional exp '~ ri e ncc , most

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ly the Columbia Tool Steel Company, was mad e w ith mixe d fee l ings.

Hi s fat h er, Professor Charles Y. Clayton, for many years t h e h ead of the D epartmen t of Metallurgical Engi nee rin g, and n a tionall y known jn t he f iel d of Ph ys ical!

Metallurgy, d ie d in .June , 1948.

Buddie's train i ng .') nd e xperien ce w ill carr y over into h is new fie l d ; h e will r e ma in a n engin eer, wh ich today is a gr ea t asse t regard less of th e f ill all y selec te d profess ion.

A lso h e wi ll br in g to hi s n ew fie l d a p ersonality and ch ar ac ter that w ill in s u r e th e s uccess h is m a ny fri e nds will ex press.

MSM Information Is Included in "University of Missouri News"

Ch a rl es Lee C la yto n of which h as b een with o n e company, th e Columbia Tool Steel Compan y.

Upon graduating jn Metallur!jica l En g ineering in 1938 , he be·· came associated with this company and with the exception of one yea r in the Resea rch a nd D ev elopm e nt Department of t h e ConsDli dated Vultee Aircraft Corpora1. ion has rem a ined wit h his il1lti a l asso cia tion.

Tb e in surance company, founded b y his grandfather, G eorge D. Cl ayton, in 1883 a nd administ ~ red t hrough the years by him and his so ns has been one of the l eading conc'erns in the state of Missouri.

Th e opportunity to bec.o me a m emb er of this successful company appeared of compelling interest, howev er , his d ecision to 1 ave the mc!.allurgical fi eld , a nd part ic ula r -

The Unive r sity of M isso uri News, a q ua rte r l y newspap 2r , has completed its first yea r of p ubli cation with the fo ur t h iss ue, dated F e b ruary l.

Publish e d by th e University 's Office of Publi c Information at Co lu mbia, t h e newspaper was launch ed in April , 1949, in order to bring more informat ion about t h e in stitution 's activiti es and ser vices conducted on t h e campuses at Rolla a nd Columbia as well as throughout the State .

Alum ni and oth er sLip p orte rs of t h e U n ive rsity make up the m.ailin g li st, which is concentrated in M isso uri but ex te n ::ls to v ir tually a ll the states.

The publication is a five-co lumn newspaper ran g ing from e ight to sixtee n pages. Numero us illustra t io n s accom pa ny its accounts of activiti es of the Univers ity 's Columbia divisions and the S chool of M in es and Metallurgy .

Th e University of Missouri News was initiate d as a lumni and other fri ends of th e Univer s ity co ntinued to r e quest more i nformation about the instit u tion. It has been favurably received, man y of the r ea ders having ex p r essed th e ir appreciati o n of th e p ublication.

It is d istribu t ed wit h o ut cost to r ea ders. Persons who wish to have thei r names p lace d o n the mailin g li st, may add r ss the Office of P ublic I nformatio n , Unive rsity of Missouri , Room 10 2, Buildin g T -3, Co lumbia , Misso uri . A f ew cop ies of p r ev ious iss ues still are availabl e.

Dean Wilson Makes Many Banquet Talks D ca n C urtis L. Wilso n was in T u lsa, O kla homa on J a nua r y 14 at th e an nu a l convention of the Oklahoma Society of Profession al E :1 g in eer s. H e was th e ban qu et speake r of the occasion. Abo ut five hu nd r e d e ngi n eers f r om a ll ov er the sta te were in a ttendance. D ean an d Mrs. Wil son were the guests of Dr. a n d Mrs. Joe Wanamac h er on Sunday, J a nu a r y 15, 1950 .

O n F ebruary 23 , D ean Wilson w e nt to Minneapolis, Minnesota , w here h add r essed th e Minnesota Co nfederat ion of En g ineer ing Socie ti es composed of sixteen st ate organiza tions of the e ngineers. H e w as t h e principa l sp ea k e r a t th e banq uet there.

O n Marc h 18, D ean Wilso n goes to Da y ton, Ohio, where h e wi ll address the a nnu a l m eetin g of th e O h io Society of Professional En gin ee rs , speakin g a t the lun ch eon · r., c eti n g that day. On Sat urday afternoon , he w ill a dd r ess the Stu de nt Chapters meeting of Ohio composed of five student ch apte r s t hroughout th e st ate.

In add it ion to the above add r es· ses. Dea n Wi lso n on Janu a r y 25 Qnd 2 7 was at Minnea polis, Min nesota , as a m ember of the ECPD Comm ittee in spec tin g th e Unive r sity of Minnesota. D ean W il son wi ll inspe ct the Minin g En gineering and M e ta ll urgy for accred itation und e r the ECPD acc r ed itatio n program. D ea n O. W . E shbach of Northwestern University is Chairma n of the In s p ectio n CommLtee.

D ea n H . o. Croft, D ea n of En gi n eer ing at the Univ2r s ity of Missouri is R egio n a l Ch a irman of the E CPD Comm ittee on engin eerin g schools for r egio n 3, of which Minn esota · is a part. D ea n Wilson is R egional" C ha irm a n of a s imilar co mmittee f or r egio n 6.

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Deister Scholarships Honor Griffin, Stone Two ne w sch ol a r shi ps, established at MSM in r ecog nition of th e work of two gradu a tes of th is SCh OOl. in th e ir organization , h ave

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b ee n provid e d by the De ister Concentrator Company of Fort Wa y ne, Indiana . These a lumni are D. N. Griffin '26, Chi ef Engin eer of the Company, and Alle n Ston e '3 0, D es ign Enginee r of the company.

In a l etter to D ea n Wilson, John A. W eb er , Pres i.de nt of the comp::lI1 Y, in tra nsmitting the offer of th e sch olarships stated in part :' " In de cidin g to dir ect these fund s in this mann er , our thoughts turn log ica ll y t o your School of Min es and Me t allurgy because tw o of yo ur graduates are highly r e ga rd e d member s of o ur Conce nco Orga nization , ea ch with servi ce r ecord s of approximately 20 yea r s.

The o ne is Mr. D. N. Gr iffin , o ur Chi ef Eng in ee r , a nd th e other is Mr . S. A. Ston e, our D esig nin g a n d Ore Dressing Engin eer . Both have contribute d much to the s uccess of our company. Thu s the two sc holarships' in som e meas ure p ay recognition a nd tribute to th ese two in d ividuals."

Alle n e ntere d th e e mploy of th e D e ister Conce ntra tor Company in 1930, immediately after gradu ation , and ha s bee n th er e ever s ince . H e h as don e a little of e v er y thing for the company a nd continu es 't o do so to the prese n t though in p articular he is t h e e ngin eer full y r esponsible for all d esign work.

Don Griffin , af ter gr a duatin g in

'2 6, went w ith th e Butchart Manu factur in g Company for four y e a r s and was then w ith the Missour iKan sas Zinc Company for one year. 'In 1931 h e went with th e D e ist er orga ni zat ion where h e h as b ee n silice that time, at p z'esent b e in g C hi ef Eng ineer. Spe a ki n g of t h e work he and Alle n are doin g , Don sa id in a r ece nt communication , "O ur work covers t h e e n tire min eral dress in g field , in cluding coal , an d is in spec ia l r efer e nce to se p a r atin g , siz ing, cIa sif y in g and distrib utin g. Though a f ie ld a l ot, we both live in Fort W ayne, Indi a na , w ith ou r res pcc-

ces a nd V er a J ane. Carl Eyberg , B .

S. in Civil Engin eering, honor stude n t at University of Minnesota, husband of Mary , ma !1 a"es dl ::! farms; John T. Sturm '3 2, Civil Eng ineering, marri ed Fr d '1 ~ 2 s a nd manages the lumber busin ess~a n under the general direction s of Walbridge H. Powe ll. .

Ola V. Powell marrie d Edward C. O'Brie n , cl ass of 1927, Civil Eng ineering , who b ecame manager of one branch of the lu mber bus: n es3 (both decease d) .

The writer a nd classmate of the ,;:randfather knows so m e thing of Walbrid ge H.' s work as a s tud e nt at M .S.M. and as a fellow worker in a gold chlorination mill in Colorado during one sulllmer . He h as a great aversion to cold ba ths an J his marksmanship with a rock a ime d at chipmunk is non e to o g ood~ the rod e nt was safe but six bottles of beer nearby w er e brok e n . With a shotgun, howe ver, h e can drop three quail rising a r ou nd hin". ::l Iid fl y in g 12;) 0 <lpa r t.

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graduation. H e is Division a l Eng inee r , Shell Oil Compa n y , Gr a t E e nd , Kansas.

Our la test gra d uate of th e Powe ll family , Walbrdge Powell Ey b erg, h as the pres tige of his illus¡ triou s for eb ears and is destined to follow their p a ttern and advance in his profession , tha t of Chemical Engin eering. H e was on the hon or roll of the M .S .M. and is a member of Tri angle Fraternity . ArmyWorld W a r II-G erm a ny .

Referr ing again to t h e grand:fath er of the current gra du a t e , Walbridge H . Powell '01, who op('Tates nine lumber yards a nd h a s large farming in trr 2s ts, on e m ay s tate that his technical e ducation and his experience in mmmg, s melting and lumb erin g has developed a man capable of doin g anythin g w ithin the range of hi s interests .

Walbridge H . Powell married Ola V. Forrester and r ear e d a famll y of :fo ur daughters, Mary, of whom we have n ot ed, Ola V ., Fran -

t ive w ives but no children. At t he m oment, we are both ea tin g reg ularl y an d are in good h ealth a n d spirits."

Paul Q. Chapman Still "Very Much Alive" P a ul Q. Chap man , ' 40 , who was r eporte d first missin g in 'a ction over B elg ium a nd then as dea d , is very much a li ve , according to word r eceived from his fri e nd , J oseph G. Wink, ' 42. J oseph says that Paul is now at L e tterm a n General Hospita l, Ward D-2 , Presidio , S an F ra ncisco , Ca lifornia , und er go ing treatment for a leg injury. Pau l spe nt about a yea r in a German Prison Camp a fte r b ein g shot down over B elg ium in 1944. .

Paul gr aduated h er e in Min in g in 1940 and was a m e mbe r of the S:g n-:a Nu Fraternity.

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St. Louis Section The St. Loui s Section ga th e r ed at the Gatesworth H otel on Wed n esday evenin g, F ebru ary 1 , 195 0 for dinn e r and an informal m ee tin g . Th e g u est sp ea k e r was Colonel D. W. H e iman , A ss istan t to th e Div ision En gin eer, Uppe r Mississ ippi V alley Divi sion , Corps of Eng in ee r s, U. S. Arm y . Colon el H e iman prese nte d a very inte r estin g d isc uss ion on th e "Wo rk of th e Corps of En g in eers" con clud ing w ith a colorful m ov ie o n th e Upp er M ississ ippi Va lley . Old Man W ea th e r treated t he locali ty wi t h s no w a nd sl eet w hich no doubt of f e r ed a d eterrent to some fo lks w ho othe r wise wo uld ' h ave at tended n e v e r -the -Iess, a bo ut seventy- five d id a tte nd 8 nd pa r t ic ip::lte in the fes ti v i ti es.

Th e March m eeti ng w ill b e h eld a t th e Misso uri Ath le ti c Club , 405 Wash ington , St. Loui s, Mo. on Fn(by, March 24, 1950. Dinn e r to be se rv ed at 6: :3 0 - 7:00 P. m. It is now p l a nn ed to h ave in a tte ndance at ihis m ee tin g D ean Curtis VlTilson a nd th e D epa r~m en t Chairm en a lon g with o th e r folks who can com e from sc h ool. A s a sp ecial feature , it is plann e d to ha ve, as g u ests of th e St. Loui s Sectio n , an outstanding senior stud en t from each high school in Metropolitan St. Loui s who is inte r ested in e n g in eering. These prospective students w ill h ave th e opportunity to m ee t MSM Professors and disc u ss probl e m s re la tin g to th e ir inte r est in a n e n gin ee ring e d ucatio n . Suci"l a ga th e rin g sh o uld prove m ost e njoyabl e as well as servin g mu t ual inte r ests in t h e fi el d of engi nee r in g .

T o a ll A lumni in th e St. Louis

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Area- l et this ser ve as a dva nce no tice of th e M a rch m eeting- plea se rese rve th e date on yo ur ca le nda r.

You w ill get a return -postcard l a t e r for making rese r va tions .

T o a ll oth e r s, join u s if yo u are in t h e a r ea at that tim e .

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m e nt. Important f e a tur es observed h e re were the processes of writin g pa rts of t h e newspap er , m a k in g photos for printing purposes, and the actu a l printing ot' the newspape r by th e v e r y l a r ge h ig h speed p ri n ting p r ess . The stud e nts a lso v isite d t he St. Louis PostD i spa ~ch Radio Sta tion KSD , a nd w itn essed a n ac tu a l tele vi s io n program be ing p roduc ed at Stat io n KS D -TV. Centu r y Elcctric Company was v is ited Frid ay morn ing thro ugh th e co urte sy of E. S. Moore, Dir e cto r of Sales . Mr. 1mes, ' a longtime empl oyee of the plant, gave 'a ta lk o n t h e pr i nc ip a l proble m s his conce rn met w ith. . Rotat ing cement mixer s wh ich ma k e ce m en t b y the water process were in spected a t the Alpha Por tland Ce m e nt Company , Al pha , Missouri, th e final place visited.

H ere l arge rocks were crushed in t o fin e powder, were mixe d with other el e ments, and th e n were run throug h se ve r a l diffe r e nt ro ta ting highly heated kil ns . This sligh tl y dusty but othe r wise fine tour was provid ed by Joel F. Overidge , MS M ' 40 , s up eri nten d e nt of t h 2 plant.

Houston Section Th e Hou s ton Secti o n of the A lumni Association with K. F. Hasselmann , presid ent of th e S a lt D o m e Oil Corporation , acting as host met at the Ramada Club at 12 :00 n oo n on D ecember 9 with D ea n C urti s L. Wilso n as guest of h o no r. D ea n Wilso n was in Houston a tte nding th e m e e ting of th e Na tion a l Soc ie ty of ProfessionaL Engin eer s.

D ea n Wilso n deli vered a short report on conditions at Rolla , and t he a lumni prese nt were pleased w ith th e g re at success of the admin is tration a nd facult y of mak ing MSM one of th e l ead ing schools. in t h e country. D ea n Wilson's comple te cooperation with th e Alumni Associ a ti o n is to b e eommended.

Th e fo llow in g is a li s t of thosein atte nd a nce in a dditio n to D ean Wilso n: K. F. Ha sselmann '25, S alt D om e O il Corporation , H o uston , T exas ; Ra y E. Kollar ' 26 , Gray T ool Co. , D alla s, Texas; Ralph C. Graham ' 3 1 , Ste rlin g Oil & Gas Co. , Hou sto n . Texa s; Richard G. Prough '38 , Union Producing Co ., H ous ton , Texas ; Oscar K. Holman ' 37 , T e x as Gulf Producing Co., Hou ston , Texas ; Cyrus W. Magalis ' 25, Midstates Oil Corp ., H ouston , T e xas ; Mike A. L e dford ' 26 , HQuston Drilling Corp. , Houston , T exas; S a muel H. Llo y d '47 , Salt Dome Oil Corporation, Houston , Texas ; B en F . Morgan ex '26, Stanolind Oil & Gas Co. , Houston , T exas; Mau ric e C. Lucky '20, Houston, T ex as, a nd John V. Spa lding '39, B e t h le he m Suppl y Co , Tulsa, Okl a homa .

Th e St. Louis Section gathered at th cEngin ee rs Cl ub recent ly to hear a bilk by D e:.n Wilson .

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Births

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Fred Radd, ' 43 , and Mrs . R a d d announce th e arrival of a son , David Alle n Radd, born a t th e Boston Lying-In Hospital on Octob e r 30 , 1949. Fred comple t e d work for his Doctor's degree at M .I.T. last Septembe r. His present address is Greenfield, Massachusetts .

Word has been rec e ived of the death at San Gabriel, Calif. , -of Carroll Ra l ph Forbes, professor of min ing engineeri ng at th e Schoo~ of Mines f.o r thirty y ea rs prior to 1 940 .

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Dean Curtis L . W ilson's offic e was notified of the death. He was 67 years old, having been born Apiil 18, 1882.

W illiam M. C laypoo l William Morgan Claypool , '84, died of a heart ailment at _ his home in San Bernardino, California . Before h is death Mr. C laypooL was the third oldest living graduate of MSM. At commencement May, 1939, he was awarded his recognition badge for Recognition of F ifty~Year A lu mni.

He was president of C laypool and Company , G r ain Dealers, San Bernard in.o, California, at the time of h is death.

After several years in mining engineering i n __......_ _ M ich igan, Nevada and Utah, Forbe s joined the MSM faculty in 1910 as an assist.ant professor of m ining engineering, and was promoted to a full pr.ofessor two years later.

He he ld th is position for nearly three decades, except' for service in World War I, and from 1932 to 1935 when he was granted a leave of absence to become secretarytreasurer of the Randsburg Aster Gol d Co. , in Cal iforn ia.

In 1940 he l eft the Sch ool to b e ,c ome chief engineer of the Baroid Sales Division , of the National Lead Co. , and had made h is home most of that time since then in California.

H e is su rvived by his Mrs. ZelIa H. F orbes.

widow,

Wh ile in Rolla, Prof. Forbes deve loped one of -the l argest diaspore clay pits in Missouri, two m iles north of the city on Vichy Road. ' J ohn W. F lem ing' .J ohn W. Fleming, an MSM graduate '25 , died October 22, 1949 at h is home in Pittsburgh , P e nnsylvania.

He has had a meritorious career embracing numerous divisions of his profession: Railroad bridge engineer, inspector highway constr u ction, and reinforced concrete design. At the time of his death, he was Assistant Structural Engineerof the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad .

John was graduated from MSM with a B. S. in Civil Engineering .

While at school he became a m e m-

ber of Tau Beta Pi , Phi Kappa Phi , Theta Tau, American Society of Civi l Engineers, and the Rollamo Board_

A nto n F . Karte Anton F. Karte, '11 , died at his home in Rolla fo llowing a l ingering inness. He was 61 years old_ Until his retirement four years ago , he was an insurance agent in De Soto , Missouri. .

W i hle in School he was a member of Grubstaker and Athletic Association.

M r s. Ray F. R u c k e r M r s. Elsie Ruc k er, wife of Ray F. Rucker ' 06, died the latter part of J anuary at St. Ma r y's H ospital in East St. Louis of a heart ail ment. Mrs. Rucker is the w idow of Ray F. Rucker, fo r mer plant superintendent of the Aluminum Ore Company in East St. Louis .

He was an a l umnus of MSM and for man y years active in t h e A l umni Association affairs, b e ing president of tbe Assoc iation in 1938-39.

W edd ings Hoffm an - Crain Miss Jean Crain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cra in of Rolla , became the bride of George C .

Hoffman, '50, at the First' Christian Church in Rolla on Friday, January 27.

While in school , George was a member of the T heta Tau Fra ternity and served as editor for the Civil Engineering paper. He is now with the U. S. G e ol ogical Survey .

V ernon T . McGhee, '42, and Mrs. McGhee are the parents of a boy, Terrance Douglas, born December 8 at Washington County Memorial Hospital, Bartlesville, Okla homa. He weighed seven pounds, three and one-half ounces. Vernon is empl oyed in the Production Department of Phill ips Petrol ium Company, Bartlesville , Oklahoma .

Austin Schuman , '42, was on the campus January 14.

Austi n has announced the arriva l of a new son, Richard Edward Schuman , born Octobe1' 7, 1949 at St. Louis. Austin is with the Westinghouse Electric Corp ., 1601 S. Vandevente;r, St. Louis, Missouri.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rankin of Tyler, Texas , are the parents of a daughter, named Jimmie Ann born Oct. 17. Bob is a Civil Engineering graduate of the class of '32. T he paternal grandparents are R. M. Rankin, professor of mathematics at MSM, and Mrs. Rankin of Rolla.

Campbell W. Funk , '48 , and Mrs. Funk have announced the arrival of a daughter, born Oct. 24 at Waynesville General Hospital. She was named Bernice. Funk is emp l oyed by the U . S. Bureau of M ines at Rolla.

Richard Edward was the name given to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin E. Schuman, 7522 Alicia Ave ., Mapl ewood, Mo., who made h is arrival Oct. 7. Richard ' s father is a member of the class of '42.

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E. E. Sta ff Rebuilds Power Switchboard B y Prof. I. fl. Lovett

At th e beg innin g of the 1949-50 sc hool yea r th e Eiec trical Eng i.n eerin g D e partm e nt wa s fac e d with th e necessity for add itional capacit y in the 125 -volt direc t -curr e n t power s uppl y. Th e n ee d has d ev el oped in rece nt years b eca use of the l a r ge increase in size a n d in number of cl asses takin g electr ica l e ng in eering labora tory s ubj ec ts. These in creases h ave necessitate d the oper a tion of m or e ex per im e nts at the sa m e tim e a nd th e use of more machin es than w er e r equired years ago when the plan s were made fo r laboratory faciliti es. The fina l factor th at m a de the in creased powe r su ppl y nece ssary was the a ddition 0 f twelve n ew G e neral Ele ctric lab oratory machin es purcha sed dur i ng th e p r e viou s ch ool yea r for use thi s yea r of peak e nrollme nt in o ur se nior class .

Th e proble m of in creased power s upp ly was m e t by the install a tion of an A llis- Chalme r s moiorgener:ltor set-a se v e nty -fiv e horse power twe nty- three hundred volt motor a nd a fift y ki lowa tt 125-volt ge n rator r e placing a t e n k ilowatt ge ne r a tor. With this capac ity the l abora tory pow e r distribution s witchboard becam e to tally in a deq ua t e . Thi s orig inal panel board had been d esig n e d and install ed

by Electrical Engineering D e p artm e nt staff m emb e rs twe nty-fiv e years ago wh en se n ior class en rollm e n t in el ectrical en gin eerin g w as about six in stead of the p r e se nt o n e hundre d a nd sixty.

The cost of a n e w power distribu t ion switchboard wo uld h a v e r each e d a f ig ur e between $5000 and $10,0 00. If thi s h ad b een purch ased, t h e total a nnual allotment for e xpe n se and e quipm ent for th e D e pa rtment would have bee n use d up in one ite m. Also , it is h op ed that a new laborato r y for the Elec tri cal Engin eerin g D e p a rtm nt in the Engin eerin g Laboratori es Proj ec t will be started in t he not too d ista nt futur e . Beca u se of th ese facts it was d ecide d to r ebuild th e existin g distribution sw itchboard with mate rials available on the Campu s. Such scrap m a te ri al was obta in ed , practicall y

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a n e ntirely new design was d evelope d, a nd the switchboa rd r e bu ilt b y E . E. D e partm e nt staff m e mber s. Whil e Professor J . W. Ritten hou se was r es pon sible for th e d es ig n and s up ervi sion ' of construction of th e switchboa rd practic all y a ll st a ff m e mber s co ntributed in l abo r to m ake th e proj e c t possib l e.

In th e r e vi sion of (h l a b or atory power s upply a ll main powe r circ uits a r e n ow provid e d with ade quate sw itch in g and protective dev ices which howe v er are n ot of th e l atest ty p es. These main powe r circuits, h av in g s uffi cie nt curre nt carr y in g capacity, h ave b ee n i n sta lled from the m otor-gen er ator se t to th e switchboard bu sses so that now all labo r ato r y e xp eri m en t circ uits may be supplie d with ade quate p ower a nd with a n y d e s ir ~d value of voltage or t y pe oi c Ul'r e nt.

James L. Head Elected High Official of Mining, M etallurgical Society J ames L. Head '16, vice- presid e nt of th e MSM A lumni Assoc iation, has been ele cte d v ice -pre side nt of the Min ing and Me tallu r Cf ica l Socie ty of America w ith F el ix E. Wor nser , vice-preside nt of t h e S t. Jose ph L ead Compan y, the n ew p r esident of the socie ty . Felix and "Babe" fir st teame d up in 193 8 as c h a irman and secre tar y res pe cti vely of t h e New York se ction of t h e AIME and h ave been workin g togethe r e v er since.

The n e w officers a r e startin g out with e nthusiasm. The ir fir st pro g ram w as a n addre ss b y Sena tor Cooper , United States d elega t e to the Unite d Nations, who spok e a t a mee ting on F e bruary 14. This was fo ll owed b y a n address by Christi a n A. H ert er, r e presentative f r om Ma ssachu se tts, who sPJke b efo r e th e organizatio n on F ebru ary 14.

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The MSM b a nd un der th e direction of Joh'1 W . Scott, MSM ex '8 7 h el d it s an nu a l co ncert in the a u ~ d ito rium of Parker Hall o n D ecem b e r 7 an d imm e diately fo llowin -r thi s~o ncert in Parker Hall the twen~ t y -eight p iece band left for Sa le m Mi sso uri , wh er e a second progran-: was g ive n before a full and ve r y appreciative a udience in the Lynch Auditorium at the S a lem High School at 4:30 p. m. The concer t. w a s v er y w ell received both at R olla and at Sale m , and Mr. Scott in add r essin g th e Sal e m a udience sa id " This, to me , is a r eturn en g age m ent. I ·was r e minded by one in thi s audience who atte nd ed a s imilar e n gage m e nt when I wa s h er e w ith the School of M ines. band , direct ing a concert in th ~ spr ing of 1901." The p er son r ef erre d to was the Honorable W. P. E lm e r , m e mbe r of the Boa rd of CI.' r a t or s from S al ~ m , who attend ed t h e band concert in Sal em :101' ty -e ight yea r s ago, and was prese nt for the concer t on D ece mbe r 4.

The b and r e turned to Rolla fo l · lowing the S al e m conce rt wher e they e njo yed a banqu e t d inner at t h e P e n nant · R estaurant. The trip t o Sal em an d return was made in a charte r ed bus.

Mr. S cott h as been dire cting the MSM band for approximatel y fifty yea rs and w ill b e r emembered by most form e r students of MSM.

zation of r eso urces h eld at United N a tion s h ea dquarters at L a k e Success, Lo ng Isl and, N. Y. from Aug .

17 to S ept. 6 . Other official represe ntative of AIME the r e was D ean Edwa rd R. Steidle of the School of Min era l Industries, P e nnsy lv a ni a State Coll ege .

Th e conference wa s attended by more tha n 500 de legates from 50 n a tion s. Other MSM A l umni observ ed at th e confer e n ce were C h arles J. Potter, ' 29, president of th e Roc'h est er a nd P itts1burgh Coal Company , Indi ana, P a. , who participated in the sessions devoted to fue ls a n d e n erg y , and Alfred F. Bochen ek , '3 7, who wa s r e porting the conference fo r "Mechanical Eng in ee rin g ," th e official magazine of t h e Am e rican So c ie ty of M e.: ha ni cal En g i nee r s.

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1908 James D. Fowler is livin g at 4544 Fairway Ave. , Da llas, Texa s.

John W . Beard can be reached at 44 19 Cambridge St. , El Paso, Tex .

Charles L. Fre nch lives at 104 S. Rock Hill Road , W ebster Groves, 19, Mo. 1909 Arthur L. Polland can be r eached at 514 21st St:, Knoxv ille 16, T e nn.

Ernest L. Chamber lain gives hi s a ddress as Olivia, Minn.

Pbilip S. Judy is the owner of the A ir Mad e W ell Co. , Edwardsville, Kan. H e l ives at 6436 Hi gh Drive, Kansas City, Mo. Frank R. Loveridge lives in Sappin g ton , Mo. H e is Supt. of Alpha Portland Cement Co. , R. R. 3, Lemay, Mo .

Rowe McCra e gives his address as 3523 Quebec St. , N. W., W ash in g ton 16 , D. C. 1910 A lb e rt Park is Ass istant City En gineer, Casper, Wyo. His home address is Box 840, Casp er , W yo_ Charles A. Burdick gives h is address as 1833 N . H. Ave. N. W., Garrett Park, Maryland.

John S. Stewart is living at 325 East 72 St., New York 21, N. Y. Frederick E. Tiede can b e r ca2hed at 1001 Harrison , Canon City, Col o.

Harmon E. Minor is Chief Geologist, Gulf Oil Company, Houston, Texas. His home address is 1408 Missouri Ave ., Houston 6, T exas.

George C . Vogt lives at 1877 Shelby St., Seattle 2 , Wash.

John L. P ickering gives his add ress as 727 2nd Ave., D e troit, Mich.

John W. Bodman is living at 18 Wedgemere Ave. , Winchester , Mass.

Reuben C. Thompso n can b e reached by writing Box 2062 , Warren , Ariz.

John D. Harlan's home address is 2017 5th Ave . N., Seattl e 9, Wash.

Alfred N . Detweiler gives his address as 1634 E. 69th St. , Chicago 49 , Ill .

Frank L. Treuting, ex ' 10 , is living at 59 Meadow Brook Rd., H amden, Conn .

Benton F. Murph y lives in Bonn e T erre, Mo .

1911 Harvey L. Tedrow g ive s his addr2ss as Olin Hotel , D e nver 3, . Colo.

J ames K . Beach can b e r eached at 4120 J ac ks ;:ll1, Dallas, Texas.

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Frank E. Townsend is livin g at 723 W yan d offe , Bartlesville , Okla.

Edward W. En gleman gives hi s home address as Commander Apts.

No. 15 , 125 S. 13th East, Salt Lakc City, Utah.

Ben H . Cody g iv es hi s business address as Phelps Dodge Corp. , Morenci Bra nch, Morenci , Arizona.

Milan H. Detwe ile r ca n be r each ed at Zeigler , Ill. 1912 J oseph S. Irwin is living at 2106 7th St. W. , Ca lgary, Albe rta , Canada. H e is a Consulting G eolog ist, 312 Lancaster Bldg. , Ca lgary, Alberta, Cana da.

Robert E. D ye is Vice-President an d General Manager, Dom e Mines Ltd ., South Porcupine , Ontario, Canada.

Louis L. Coove r gives h is address as 1332 Washington Ave ., Springfield , Mo. Edward D. L y nton lives at 1520 Arch Street, B erk el ey 3, Ca lif. He gives his business address as c/o California Research Corp ., 200 Bush Street, San Francisco 4 ,Calif.

1913 Donald H. Radcliffe gives his address as Box 298 Palos Verdes Est a tes , Calif.

John N . Webster can be reached at 2523 W. Kingshighway , San Antonio 1, Texas. . Scovill E. Hollister is Chief Engineer, Southweste rn Engineering Co., 4300 Santa F e Ave. , Los Angeles, Calif. H e is liv ing at 2340 Avocado Terrace , Rt. 2, Pueute, Calif .

Ray G. Knickerbock e r is with U . S. Bureau of Mines, Rolla, Misso uri. He l ives at 710 W . 13th Street, Rolla, Mo. 1914 Ju l ius Miller can be reached at Box No. 247, Owe nsboro , K y .

Cly d e W . Hall is Vice-Preside nt and G e n e ral Manager of United Clay Mines Corp. , Trenton, N. J. Hi s home address is 6 Kensington Ave ., Tre nton , N. J. L . J. Boucher is l iving a t 500 Amer ican St., Cata sa uqu a, Pa. 1915 Augustus W. G leaso n is w ith Standard Oil Co. of California, Richmond, Calif. He is living a t

1966 Yosamite Road , Barkelay, Calif.

Abe L. Kaplan g ives h is add r e s as 1602 E. 15th St. , Tulsa, Okl a .

Sidney R. Hatch can be reached at 914 7th St. , Douglas, Ariz.

1916 .Tames L. Head, Correspondent Room 1726, 25 Broadway New York 5, New York Although not a n official reunion year, 1916 was by no means mi ssin g when roll was called at the Annual Homecoming in November.

Of course, with John and Ed Schum a n , V. X. Smith, and Ed Woolrych as Rolla residents we h ave alr eady the st art of a bang- up class reunion at a n y time. The two Ed s are on th e t eaching staff at MSM. With them applying the h ea t acade mi cally and John and Smith operating at the other e nd of the old town , the present generation ha sn't a chance .

Alma and John Schuman were t h e gracious hostess and host Frida y e vening and gave the proper unofficial start to the Homecom in g program. It should b e m ention ed that Cha rles B. Kentnor, '24 was a most capable assistal1t. John still disclaims that he know s anything about the dispens ing of drinks but " Chick " saw to it that the Old Fashions weI' e a lways readily available.

Hel e n and Jack Krebs drove a ll the way up from New Orleans to be on hand for the festivit ies. How's that for class spirit. They did it in 1946 also. Officially Jack is a Tul ane graduate C. E. but h e seems to have a weakness for his form e r MSM school mates .

It was gTeat to see W. H. " Bill" McCartney for the first time since graduation. It was also h is first appearance at a Homecoming and I h ave his promise that it won't b e his last. His home address is Forbing, Louisiana , ' but some temporary work in the Lead B elt provided the opportunity to join u s.

A trip to Tampa , F l orida immediately fo llowing Homecoming was a n occasion for a r e union with Gunnard E. an d Hilda Johnson.

"Po p " r ecentl y r e tire d from m a n aging th e Eagle-Picher Refinery at Ea s t Chicago, India n a an d plans to spend his w inters a t Davenport, Florida a nd the s ummers ¡ at his f ar m in the Catskill Mounta ins in New York Sta t e. With a h ea vy ta!! a nd a sleek Packard he seem s to b e bearing up under his retirement.

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Jim , Sr. , '17 li ves in hi s O r a ng rov e nca r T a mp a. I ta l k ed to him by ph o ne b ut d id no t ha ve a n oppo r t unity to s e him .

1917 Fre d D . Shay e ' g iv s hi addl' ss as P . O . Box 711 , Beev ill , T exa·.

R W sley M llow is livin g a t 70 F a ir Oak, Ladu e', St.Lo ui s 17 , Mo. C l. Th.om a P . W a l s h g ives h is a rm y a ddr ess as Aud it A ge ncy, USARCARIB , APO 834, c / o P. M. , New O rl an , La. H owa rd A . Horn er i with Fri c k 0 ., In c ., Wa yn s bo r o, L a.

He is livin g a t 42 2 W . Mai n St. , W ayn sbo r o, P a.

1918 A . Fran k Goli c k g ive hi s bu s in s add r ess as LaSall S teel Company, P . O. Box 6800 -A , C hi cago, 80 , Ill. Hi ho m e a ddr ess is 48 10 D I' h s t r Av ., Ch icago 15, Ill. Gorge E. Mell ow ca n be r eache d a t 69 Fa ir Oaks, Cl ay to n 17 , Mo. Osca r Got c h i t ac hin g a t B ea um o nt Hi g h S c hool , 383 6 Natu r a l Brid ge, t. Loui s, M o . H e li ve at 52 10 L in de n wood Ave. , St. L u i 9, M o .

J a m e P. G ill g ives hi s h o rn e a d dres a 855 W e l do n St. , L a tr obe , Pa .

Willi a m H . R be l' is e mployed with Humble O.il a nd R e finin g Co. , B x 3 979 , Bay tow n , T e xas .

H nr y W. D oe nn ec ke is livin g a t 23 1 N. Y uk o n', Tul a, O kla.

L r oy R . Sch urer i ow ne r f the Wi c hita Hardware Co. , Wi c hi ta F a ll s, T exas. He li ves a t 1711 Gra nt St. , Wi c hita Falls, T xas.

1919 B n N ic hol s w rit s th at hi a d dress is 58 44 Romaine PI. , St. Lo ui s, M isso uri.

William E . Oy l er is Plan t Ma n ag r lor L e ve r Bro th e r s Co. , H a m mond , Ind . Will ia m li ves a t 10 32 7 S . S e]ey Ave ., Ch icago, Ill. 19 20 M a rk L . T e rr y g ive ' hi s b us in e s add l' ss as c / o The T exas Co., P . O .

B ox 242 0, Tul sa, O kla. H e liv s at th e Ambassa dor Hote l , Tul a , O k l a homa.

Edw in A . Slov r wr.ites th a t h is in H url ey, N e w M x ico .

Thom as W . L ac h ca n be r ac h d a t Ho te l Tul sa , Tu lsa, O kl a.

Harl a nd H . H o ppock , V ice-PI' s id nt, Th e W. T . Rawle ig h Co. , wr it s lh at hi s home addl' ss i 1528 W . H arr iso n St., Freeport, Ill .

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C ha rles R. B a rn a rd , wbo is w ith th e En o Coal Minin g Co., is Il vin g in Oa kl a nd C ity, Ind ia na .

Ge r g · Bu rn e t g ives hi s a ddr ess as A rm y Eng r ., AP 942 , S aW e, W as h . sca r E. Slon e r is liv ing a l 1228 S . Colum b ia P l. , Tul sa , O kla.

M a uri ce C . Luck y g ives hi s mail ing add r ess as 373 4 E lla Lee Lan e, Hou s lon 19, T exas.

F r d W . Ut h off is Gen r al Supt. , Nort h rn Ill. Coa l Co ., W ash ingt o n , Ill. Fr d lives a l 111 5 Lora l Ave ., J li e l, Ill. Ge r a ld E. Ebm eye r can b r eac hed a t Apt. " C" 17 , D o na ld son Arm ' Apt. , Bva n v ill , Ind .

Gera ld F . R ac ke U g ives hi s a d dress a 14820 Vall ey Vi s ta Blvd. , Sh e rm a n Oa k s, Ca lif.

19 21 a ddress is The B a rn y Nu e ll' Connec ti c ut M utu a l Lif In s. Co. , 824 Sec urity Title In s ura n ce Bld·g ., Lo Ange l es 14, Ca lif.

M ic hael Gullu p can be r each e d at 7466 Lanford Ave., St. L o ui 5, Mo. Russell W. Hunt g ives hi ad dress a Box 72, N e os ho, Mo. R ichard John so n is with Sunra y O il Cor p . H is mailin g ad dress is Box 169, Duncan , Okl a.

J oseph H. Rohloff lives a t 2 Palm Blvd. , L a k e wood 5, R. I .

J osep h M. Wil on g ives hi s ad dress a 5811 Ga s ton Ave ., D all as, T e x.

Fra nc is H. T ay lor is e mploye d w itb M id we t Carb id e Corp. H e i livin g a t 1U 23 Orlea n Ave., K eokuk , Iow a.

N. B. L a r h is li v ing in Midla nd , T exa .

L ee Moo k of L ea burg, Mo. was a ca mpu s vi s ito r o n J a nu a r y 20.

Willi a m. C . Powell gives his ad dr ess as B ox 816 , Overton , T exas.

1922 A lvi s F . D e ni so n live at 1 27 South 8 th St. , A l buquerque, N . M .

H a rold F . S hor e g ives hi s ad dress as 901 E spe r so n Bld g., H o u sto n , T exa s.

A. E. Lon g, ex ' 22, ca n b r each e d a t 5 08 W. 9th St. , Rolla , Mo. Willi am H. M e tz ge r writes th at hi s a ddress is 121 B ask y D e lls, Collin sville, Ill. H arol d L . C hildress is livin g at 436 C he roke e, B axte r Springs, Ka ns .

Dan ie l E . Huffman is Mill Supt. , El Moch.ito M in e, N e w York and Ho ndu ras Rosario Minin g Co ., Mina s El Michito , Vi a J ara l L ago Y oj oa , Honduras, C e ntr al America .'

Donald F . Updike g ives hi s address as 67 Lafaye tte Place, Gree nwich , Co nn .

George F . Barnwe ll, ex ' 22 , is o n a n e xte nd e d tr ip to S a udi Ara b ia, India, Indonisia, P hilippin es, N e w Gu inea, Au s tra li a, a nd N e w Ze aland. H e will be horne abo ut Apr il 1. George li ves at 8 75 Park Ave. , N e w York 2 1, N. Y. G l e n S . W y m a n g ives hi s add r ess as c / o C hile E x plo r at io n Co. , C hu qu ica mata , Ch ile, S. A .

1923 H e nry E. Zoll e r writ s that h is n e w address is 6550 E. H a rry , Wich ita 15, Kansa .

E. Row la nd Trag itt's n e w office ad dr ess is Room 329 Appraisers' Buildin g, 630 S a n so m e St. , S a n Fra n cisco 11 , Calif .

N e al Ham can be r eac he d at 71 5 W es twood D r ive, Clayto n , Mo. Jam es L . Gregg is livin g at 520 Th e Parkway, Ithaca, N . Y. Eve r e tt J. W e nd e ll li v e at 13 Oa k Ark Drive, P eo ri a, Ill. Rob e r t E. R ich a rd s g iv s hi s ad dr ess at Ve te r a n s H ospita l , R egist e r No. 51518 , W adswor th , Kan s .

Bruno R ix le be n gives hi s mailin g a ddress a 300 Cummin gs Bld g. , Ada, Okla.

Edwa rd P eso u lives at 1 Firs t Stree t , McGill , N e vada.

Harry J . Schie rm eye r r eceives hi s m a il a t 219 McKinley Ave. , Edwa rd s v ill , Ill. P e m Gordon can be r ac hed at 11 3 W . Hi g h , J e ff e rson City , Mo. Horn er L eona rd g iv es his ad dress as 3222 G ilbe rt, Austin , T exas.

Warre n E. T e n E y k writ s that hi s addl' ss is 4041 Pacifi c Ave., Lon g B each 7, Cali f .

Campbe ll R. Cam er on is living at 707 Ea t S e neca Ave., McAl este r , O kl a.

I-la r r y C. Loesc h e ca n b reach ed a t 460 Di mm St. , Richmond, Calif .

W a lter E . R e mmers l ive s at 620 Hollow Tr e Rid ge Ro a d , Darie n , Co nn .

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Willard A. Schaeffe r is e mployed with the Danciger Oil & Refining Co. , Fort Worth , Texas. He is living at 3591 Dryden Road , Fort Worth 4 , Tex. Charles B. Kentnor is preside nt of W. S. Rockwe ll Co. He gives his home address at 242 Somerset Ave ., Fairfield , Conn.

James E. J e tt, ex '24, is employed with Geotachnica l Corp. , Box 7166 , Dall as 9, Texas. He lives at 408 Sue St. , Houston 22, Tex .

Charles C. Whittelsey , ex '24 , writes that his address is Rt. 4 , Box 60a , Monroe , La. J. Lewis Andrews is living at 135 S. Austin Blvd. , Oak Park , Ill. P e ter F. Thompson is District Superintendent, Utah Power and Light Co., Grace , Idaho.

Edward R. Abbott l ives at 2719 E. 116th St., C leveland 20 , Ohio.

Hiram P. Lawrence gives his home address as 3449 60th Ave. , S. W., Seattl e , Wash.

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Cyrus W. Maga l is gives his address as 3126 Amhurst St. , Houston , Tex. Cl aude N . Valerius writes that his address is 443 Gladstone Blvd. , Shreveport, La. Joseph N. Harris can be reached at 2016 Cumberland St. , Rockford , Ill. Kenneth A. E llison is living at 736 N E 18th , Oklahoma City, O~­ lahoma.

A l bert L . Heitmann gives his address as 11 9 Ogl e sby Ave ., Lincol n, Il l.

Philip F. Martyn and wife were :in Ro lla for a pre -Christmas VISIt with his father , Dr. John H. Martyn , ex '86. Philip visite d the campus December 9.

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1926 Cha rle s L . Kitchen , e x ' 26 , writes "Just r e ceived the Alumnu s today ,' and it sure is inte resting reading. You gentlemen are dOll1g a wonderful job." Charles' address is 7015 Michigan Ave. , Chicago 37, Ill. Daniel B. Jett is Professor of Civil Engineering at N e w Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, State College, N e w Mexico.

B. Degen Boyd give s his address as 2005 So . Greenwood , Ft. Smith , Ark. Morris L. Tyrrell is w ith the Celanese Corp. ,o f Amer ica , Narrows , Va. Harry C . Birchard give s his ad dress as 300 S. Vernon Ave. , Dearborn , Mich.

E l mer Gammeter is e mp loyed with G lobe Steel Tube s Co. , IVIilwaukee 4, Wis. Elmer lives a t 823 E. Syl van Ave., White Fish Bay, Milwaukee 11, Wis. Bennet R. T h ompson can b e reached at 10 1 9 W. Roma Ave. , Albuquerque , New Mexico .

Donal d N. Griffin is living at 1703 Hawthorne Rd. , Ft. Wayne 6 , Ind .

Edward H. Griswold gives his address as Box 156 , North Cowden, Texas .

Millard K. Underwood , M. D. , l ives at 1811 Vic h y Road , Rolla , Mo .

1927 Robert W. Abbett is with Knap pen Tippetts Eng. Co. , 62 West 47th St. , New York , N. Y. He gIves his home address as 71 Washmgton Sq. , South, New York, N. Y. Ernest Moran is employed with Eagle-Picher Mining & Smelting Co. , Cardin, Okla . Ernest lives at 230 C. St. , N. W. Miami, Okl a.

Ronald Mabre y gives his busin e ss address as Waterways Experiment Station , Vicksburg, M iss. His home address is 1313 Division St. , Vicksburg, Miss.

Harry A . Bobroff can b e r e ached at 8042 Delmar B l vd ., University City, Mo. Herman H . Kaveler, employed with Phillips P e t . Cp. , g ives his

addre ss a s 1414 Valley R oa d , B artl e sville, Okla .

Raymond L. Hallows is with Eagle PiCher Co. His home a ddress is 1205 Edwards Ro a d , Cincinnati 8 , Ohio.

Banne r L. Ch a ney is living a t 1563 7 M a rshfi e ld Ave., H a rvey, Ill. N e d 0, Kra ft gives hi s bu s iness a ddress a s Aluminum Co. of America, 1200 Rin g Bld g ., W ashin g ton 6, D . C.

1928 The odore C. Gerbe r writes th a t his new address is 2300 Connecticut Ave. , N . W. , Washington , D . C. Bill Schweickhardt can be r e ached at 8930 W est Parksid e , Morton Grove , Ill. Thomas D. Murphy is with Silica Corp. , 315 Stanbough Bldg. , Youngstown , Ohio . He lives at 185 Wi ldwood Dr. , Youngstown 7 , Ohio.

Shirley A. Lunch is in Dept. of Geology , Texas A & M College, College Station , Texas.

Henry E. Gross is living at 1141 S. Elm Ave ., W e bster Groves 19 , Mo. Edward C. Miller give s his address as 456 East Drive , Oak Ridge , Tenn. Edward is with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory .

William S . Temples writes that his address is 1901 Bridge Road , N. W. , Grand Rapids, Mich.

Paul A. Halasey is living in Salt Lake City , Utah, his address being 2470 Commonwealth Avenue , Salt Lake City, Utah.

Sam Hodgdon lives at 5439 Neo la Dr. , Dallas 9, Texas.

Dan iel H. Crumbaugh gives his home address as 2567 Miami Stre et, East Gar y , Ind. 1929 E. Jefferson Crum gives his new address as 518 W. Joppa Road , Towson 4, Md. Edward A . Godat is now in Mexico. His address is Apartado 251 , Monterre y , N. L . Mexico .

Walter B. Hollow is now employed by the North American Producing Company , Chicago, Illino is as Supt. of Drilling and Producing . Walter' s home address is 115 South Deelrose, Wichita 8 , Kansas.

Charles H. Dre sba ch is with Gulf Oil Corp. , Room 1648 , Whitehall Bldg. , 17 Batte r y PI. , New York, N. Y. T . Howard Gree n is iving at 8106 S . Harper Ave. , Chicago 19 , Ill.

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Ch arles W . John son is with J o hn so n Ga s Applia nce Co ., 520 " E " Ave ., N . W ., Ce dar Rapids, Iowa . Charles lives a t 349 P a rk T e rr a ce, Ce d ar R apids.

Harry C. Bolon g ives hi s m a ilin g a ddress as 1020 Morrell Ave ., Roll a, Mo .

Thom a s W . Rubottom ca n b e r e ache d at 3012 Pitts burg, Hou st o n, T e x as.

Martin L. Clark write s tha t hi s a ddr ess is Fre d ericktown , M o.

Hp go L . H a rrod g ives hi s a d dre ss as 316 W. 6th , Fulton, Mo .

M er cer V . Th o mpso n is with the U. S . G eolog ica l Survey , B ox 133 , .

R oll a , Mo. B e nj a min R. Coil g ives hi s bu s iness a ddress as Mi a mi Co pp er Co., Miami , Ari z.

Orvi lle W. Morri s is l iv ing at 911 Ed ge wood Ave ., A shla nd , K y .

Gl e n E . Crays writes th a t hi s bu sin ess a ddr ess is c / o Creole P etrol e um Corp ., La g unill as, Zuli a, V e n ez uel a.

1930 Elm er F. Cirk a l writes th a t his n e w a d dress is P . O . B ox 209, B elton , T e x as .

Joe R. J a rboe g ives his a ddr ess as B ox 816, Tu lsa, O kl a.

Erwin C . Hoe man can be r e ache d at 1742 ' K e nny Rd ., Columbu s, Ohio.

Philip B . Mudge tt, e x ' 30 , gives his home addre ss a s 7519 W . 55th , Arvad a , Colo.

P ercy E. Moore is livin g at 710 8 Dale , Richmond Hts ., M o.

Edwin T. H a rvey is e mployed with Harbison -W alker R efr a c-t or ies Co. , V a ndalia , Mo .

Orion B. Board is with Eagl ePicher M & S Co ., H e nr ye tta , Okl a homa .

William N. K elle r g ives hi s m a iling addre ss as 1446 Rona ld Dr ., Webster Groves 19 , Mo .

Harry F. Kirkp a trick ca n b e r eache d b y writin g 98 Prosp ect Ave nue, Sea Cliff , Ne w York.

1931 Wa y n e R. Broaddus is a Topographic Engineer with the U . S .

G . S. , Ro lla , Mo . W ay n e lives at 810 W. 11th St. , in Rolla .

Jose ph E. Scalley g ives hi s home a ddress a s 2110 S. J a m est o wn , Tu l sa 5, Okla.

James E. Stokes gives hi s addre ss as 1391 S . Clay ton St. , D en v er 10, Colo .

Ralph C . Graha m is livin g a t 3222 Oa kmount, H ouston , T ex.

Rolla T. Wade can b e r eached a t 730 Pierre Mont Road, Shre v ep ort, L a.

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H e nry R. H e rro n is wi th H a rbison-W a lk er R efr a c tories Co ., V an d alia, Mo. H e nry lives a t 309 W .

M cPike, V a ndalia , Mo .

R ay J. H a ffn er g ives hi s a d d r ess a s 935 P a rk Ave ., New Y ork 28, N. Y .

Wilford H . W or seck 's new ad dr ess is 382 7 Or ego n A ve., St. L o ui s, M o.

1932 J ohn 1. M oor e , Jr. , g ives hi s a ddress as 2604 Ma so n , H o u sto n , T e x as.

L eo n K . J o hn so n is now iv in g at 9350 Cloverhurs t Drive, Afto n , M o.

S cott D. Ca lla w ay ca n be reac h ed a t 62 2 Huntin g ton R oa d , Ga n sas City 2, Mi sso uri.

R ay G ast g ives hi s a ddress as 2800 G eo r g ia St., L o ui s ia n a, M issouri.

Ri ch ard A . B ertra m ca n b e r each ed at 3734 Se ttle R oa d , Ma r ie mont, Ohio .

J ohn T . Sturm is with W . H .

Powell Lb r . Co . H e gives hi s a ddress as 646 N. Forest Ave. , W es.st er Groves 19, Mo. Alle n J. R e id w r ites tha t his a ddre ss is 1434 N. D elawa r e St. , Apt. 44 . Indpls . 4 , Ind. R ex Monroe can b e r e ache d a t 2121 Ora n ge Drive, Whittier , Calif.

J a m e s K . Richard son, M a n ager of Uta h Minin g A ssocia tion , 918 K ea rn s Bldg ., S a lt L a k e City, Uta h , gives hi s home a ddress a s 1754 O a k Rid ge Drive, Sa lt L a k e City , Uta h.

Andrew W. Kassay is with Pla skon Divisio n, Libbey -Owe n sF ord Gla ss Compa n y, Tole d o, Ohio . Andre w wri tes tha t h is a d dr ess is Rt. 4, B ox 324 E ., T ole d o .

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Richard R y d strom gives his a d dress a s 1329 P ontiac Street , B a ltimore, Md .

John A . P ollak is e mployed with Oma ha District, Corps ' of Engineer s, 1709 J ac k so n Street , Oma h a , N eb .

1933 R ob ert S . Green e is pre side n t of A. P. Gree n Fire Brick Co ., M ex ico, Mo. Alvin A . W ehrman give s hi s addre ss a s 4428 Bry n M a ul', D allas 5, T e x .

Arthur J . Willi a m s, Jr. , ca n b e r each e d a t 311 2 Colo n ia l Ave., W aco, T e x .

Willia m H . L en z is l ivin g a t.

1706 L y di a St ., W a uk e gan , Ill. Irv in C . Spotte is with Prin cess Elkhorn Coa l Co. , Da vid , K y .

Milton L. H erzo g is e mploy ed w ith Olin Indu stries, East Alton , Ill . Hi s home a ddress is 55 B e rryw oo d Dr., Gle nd a le 22 , Mo. Alfre d H. H esse gives hi s a ddress as 604 South T e nth Ave., L a G r a n ge, Ill. H a rr y F e d e r ow g ives his a ddress. as L a k e Shor e Drive, Sprin gfi eld , Mo. Cole m a n H. B eard sl ey is own e r of B & H Mode l RR Supply, Box -1 85 , Galveston , T ex as. H e lives :1t 2116-25th S tr ee t , G a lvesto n.

1934 E ll sworth Willia m F ort is li vin g at 7810 Hanov er St., Dallas , Teras .

Willia m N . Coffma n i s with th e K eysto ne Abras ive Wh eel Co. , Ca rn egie, P a.

H e g iv e s hi s hom e a ddress as 11 54 V a rn er R d ., "P ittsb urg h 27, P a.

Willia m D . F le tch er gives hi s ma ilin g a ddress a s 38 40 Lqgo , L y n wood , Ca lif.

D a vid P . H a le, Jr ., is e mployed w ith the Min e a nd Sm elter Supply Co ., D e nver, Colo. D a v e lives a t 960 L ey d en , D e nver 7, Colo.

J a m es H. Galloway , Jr ., is with A. E. Sta ley Mfg . Co. H e get s his mail a t 1850 E. William St. , D e~ catur, Ill. William S . Coghill is employe ::l w ith the Ozark M a honing Co ., P .

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Richa rd C . Hudson gives hi s business a ddre ss a s Goodye ar Tire a nd Rubber Co ., Akron , Ohio.

Durwa rd E. Fagan is living at 12102 S. 70th Ave ., Palos Heigh ts, Ill .

James W . D a rlin g gives his busin e ss addre ss as Phillippine W a r D a mage Commission , Manila , Phillippine s. J a mes' mailing address is 19 M cCle lla n Stree t , Amh e r st , M a ss .

H e rb ert A . Hoffm a n is with St. Joseph L ea d Co. , Bonne Terre, Mo . His home is in Flat River , Mo. . Milla rd H. Murry writes tha t his n e w address is 10 Samose t Ave., North H a v e n , Conn.

1935 Colman L. F e nwick give s his n e w a ddress as 29 Rock Al va B e ach, Kirkwood , M o.

Warre n D. Danforth gives his n ew a ddress a s 758 P inev'iew Ave ., Yo un gs town , Ohio .

D onald W. Dutton ca n b e r ea ch e d 'a t 483 E . W esley Rd ., N . E .

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G ill Montgomery is with the M ine ra O il Co. , El dorado , Ill. W illi am J. Cam pbell is emplo yed with t h e Fraser-Brace Engr.

Co. , I nc. , 10 Ea st 40th St. , New York 16 , N. Y. H e li ves at 1 Ga r den Road , Buffal o 21 , N. Y. J a m es J . Murph y can be reache d a t 6170 P ershin g Ave ., St. Louis, Mo. H a rlan K . H oyt is now workin g for the Commonwea lth Edison Co. Hi s horne address is 7911 B arr y Ave. , Elmwood Park 35, Ill. J ames P. Stoss gives his m a iling address as Rt. 8, B ox 389-A , San Antonio, T exas .

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C . H e is e mployed by the Duke l-ower Co. of Cnarl ,-n te .

Ne.il P l ummer writes, " R ece iVe d m y Alumnus Magazine a nd I am w ell p leased with the progre ss you are making. " Neil's home address is 936 Di este l Rd. , Salt Lake City, Utah.

John P . Ra sor can be r each e d at 313 Pasqual Ave. , San G a briel, Calif.

G. O. Nations is with the Nationa l Tube Co. , P. O . Box 266, PI't tsb ur gh 30, Po. H e is l iving at 771 B e vanon Ave. , Pittsb urgh 23, Pa .

H il bert Michel gives his address a s 116 3rd St. , Riverd ale , N . D .

Fre d A. S chwab's addre ss is 22 00 W. 48th Terrace , Kan sas City, Kansas.

Robert W. Simmons is e mplo y e d w ith the Patent D ept. , General Motors Corp., D etroit , Mich. H e lives at 1320 N. V erm ont, Roya l Oak , Mich.

A lan J . H oene r writes C1at hi s address is 6604 Itaska , St. L o uis 9 , Mo_ Margare t Grimm Harr g ives her address as 753 1 Forsyth , Clayton , Mo. T h eodore A. Roes can b e reached at ' 303 Oakley Lan e, K irkwood , Mo. Nyle M. Adams is livin g at 334 S. W. 15th St., Richmond , Ind. Walter T . Jones lives at 2104 E. Gol d , A lbuquerqu e, N. M. Carl T . M ill ice gives his addr ess as P. O. Box 1758, J ackson, Miss.

William H. Schwalbert has b een named system p lanning e ng in eer for the Edison ¡ Compan y . As s uch , h e w ill have charge of transm iss ion and distribution system studies, plant a nd bui ldin g sit e determ-

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1937 Leland E. Grafft g ives hi s home address as 3200 46th Ave . N ., Rob binsdale, Minn .

Frank S . Millard is livin g at 614 "0 " S t. , S. W. , Ardmore , Okla .

Fran k C. Appleyard is w ith the U. S . Gypsum Co. , 300 W . Adams Sc. , Chicago, Ill. Frank g ives his home address a s B ox 243 , G lenv iew, Ill .

Edw in W. Logan can be r each ed at 7 Granvu e Dr. , B e lleville , Ill. Wilbern T. Moore gets his m ail at P. O. Box 273 , High I sl a nd , T e xas .

Oscar K. Holm a n lives at 3777 Nottc: ngham, houswn 5, T exas .

K e nn e th F . Sheckler giv es his home address as 665 W est Markland Drive , Mont~rey Park, Ca l if.

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1939 Lt. Col. Kenneth T . Wilhite , e x '39, writes th at his n ew address is Ag. 33 10th M & S Group , Scott Air Force B ase, Ill. Hubert S. Barger g ives hi s address as P. O . Box 352, Ce ntra li a , Ill. Capt. S t u art Dod s write s t h at hi s address is Memphis Gen eral D epot, M e mphis, T e nn .

J o hn G . B each ca n be r e ache d at 403 King Ave. , Columbus 1 , O hio.

P e ter P. Ribotto is livin g at 11 2 Oak St. , I shpe min g, Mich. H e is with Inla nd Steel Co. , Ishpemin g Mich.

Morris Boorky gives his ad dress as 45 S . Fla gg St. , Worcester , Mass.

L eroy Smith is e mplo yed with the T oledo Ediso n Co. , Toledo, Ohio . His home address is 2504 A ld rin gh a m , T oledo 6, Ohio.

J ohn Pelham S oult is w ith F e u in , CoIn on Contr. Co. John is livin g a t 514 Edn a, Kirkwood 22 , Mo .

Major Marshall V. J a mison gives his mailing address as 400 En tr ada Dr. , Santa Monica , Ca l if.

L aw r e n ce A. Ro e can be reache d at 228 E. Main, Negaunee, Mich .

J ohn V. Spalding gives his addre ss as Box 3008, Houston , T exas.

Harold C. Miller is with Armour R esearch Foundation , 34 W . 33 rd St., Ch icago , Ill. Harol d lives at 9 W est Burton PI., Chica go, Ill.

Samu el E. Johnso n 's address is G eneral D elivery, T exas City , T ex.

Waldemar P. Rue mmler is witn The Eagle-Piche r Co. , P . O. Box 540, East Chicago, Ind .

B elding H. IVlcCurdy g ives his 1940 home a d aress as 909 S . W est , J ac k Mr. a nd Mrs. Paul Dowli ng s p e nt so n , Mich.

Fre de ric A . Wonn is e mployed Chri stmas in Ro lla. Paul's address is 6332 Suthe rla nd Ave ., St. Louis, with G e n er a l Electric Co ., :Proj ect 9, Mo. En gl'. Div., Ri chl and, Wash . FredEdward L . Ru eff is l iving at 10 9 eric can be r e ac h ed by w ritin ~ H andl an St., K irkwood , Mo. Box 1221 , Ri chl and , W ash .

Russell A . Gund g ives h is adJ ohn R. Long g Iv es hIS ad dre ss dress as 6400 E. 7th St. , Tulsa, Ok as Cadet, Mo .

J esse G. L eGra nd is living at l a homa.

Huey Summers is livin g in Pleas348 Innes Road , Wood-Ridge, N. J .

Cha n C. V a n D event er is w ith . ant Plain, Ohio.

B en jamin A. D eI}nis , Jr. , is e m DuPont Co ., Expl osives D ept. , 350 ployed with E. I. duPont de Ne5th Ave ., New York 1, N. Y . Chan's home address is 20 Golf T e rr ~ c e , mours & Co ., Pittsburg, Pa. H e gives his home address as R D Kingston , N. Y. 3, Canonsburg, Pa .

Rup er t A. J ar b oe g ives his adJ ack E. Tiede can b e r eac h ed at dress as 911 E. 76 , Kansas City , 4832 H er sh ey Dr. , St. L o u is 23 , lV10 .

Mo. Brant J . L ewin can b e r eache d Robert K . Ca rpe nte r is with th e b y writing Conway and Ballas Rd s. , Rt. 1, B ox 343A, St. Louis American Zinc Co. of I ll ., B ox 222 , Monsanto , I ll . His in a ilin g addre ss County, Mo. is Rt. 1, Kimmsw ick, Mo. F letch e r T . McCrae is employed L e ona rd E. H enson is livin g at with Midland Electric Coal Corp .

725 N. 75th St. , East St. L o ui s, Ill. H e lives a t 167 N orthwood, F armLeonard is employed with the Aington , Ill. .

Herbert C . Wolf is livin g at 6216 luminum Co. of America, Box 497 , E:::.s t S ~ . Louis, Ill. D exter , Affton 23, M o.

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Walle r P. L eb e r g ives h is ad dress as 433 Wa s h in g ton St. , Wall a Wa ll a, W as h .

John S. M a rkley is livin g at 1130 W . S e v e nth St. , Gary, Ind .

James F . R us h ing g ives hi s m a iling addr e ss as 45 80 Cl a r e n ce Ave ., St. Lou is 15 , Mo. James is w ith Pro du c t E n g i neerin g a nd D e v e lo pm e n t , Granite City Steel Co. , Gran ite C ity, Ill. Arm i n J . Tucke r g ives his bu sin ess address ;'I S Am e r ican O v e r s ea s A irl ine , Lag ua rdi a Fie ld , N e w York. H is hom e add r ess is 2 9 Moor e Ave., Mt. K isco , N. Y. L yn n J. Ri ege is w it h th e U . S. G y psum Co ., 300 W est Adams Stree t, Chica go , Il l. H e l ives at 1645 E. 85th Street, Ch icago 17 , Ill .

J ohn R. K l ug is li ving at 11 6 M eadowl aw n , L eba non , Mo. A r t h ur W e be r is with B Ath e lh e m Supply Co. , Midla nd , T exas . Hi s home address is 301 W . Estes , Mid l a nd , T e xas.

1 941 Kenn eth Ky le was on the campu s on J anuary 9, 1950 . Kenneth i s a te tnd in g th e Law S c h ool of Kansas City University for the spri n1 semester and is work i n g toward s a d egree i n L aw, with s upp lementary trainin g in e ng in ee rin g.

His h ome a ddr ess is 2 10 East 66th Street, Kan sas City , Missouri.

W illiam A l sm eye r , 2515 H u nt St. , Ames, Iowa, was a campus v is ito r durin g th e Christmas h olida ys .

Mr. an d Mrs . Kenneth L. Hardin e and da u g hter sp e nt C h ri stmas in Rolla with M r s. Hardine' s mothe r , Mrs . Minni e Timber man . K e n n e th is w ith the H . H. Gunthe r Co n str u ction Compan y, 600 E ast Main Street, G a l esb u r g, I ll .

Rob e rt E. Fie l ds is with the Atla ntic R efin in g Compa n y and ha s r ece ntly bee n trans fe rr ed from Di s tr ict E n g inee r in W est T exas to th e M e chan ical En g in ee rin g D 2partm e n t in t h e ir D allas O ffice.

R ob e rt writes, " M y advancem e nts h ave bee n fa irly r apid , a nd I mu st a ttribute this to th e practica l instruction I r eceive d at Ro lla ." His add r ess is 5505 L a Foy B l vd. , D a ll as 9, T e xas.

Howard T . G i bbons, e mpl oyed wit h th e U. S. Radiator Corp. , Ed wardsv ille, Ill. , is li ving at 823 E lsie Str ee t, Ed ward sville , Ill. John R. Enochs is living a t 14 Concord Stree t, A shl and, Mass .

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hi s ad d r ess is coo She ll Pipe Lin e Corp., Box 2648, Hou ston , T x as.

Robert H . M e y e r , wh o li ves at 1687 Garn e t La ne, Co nc ord, C a li f. , is wi th the Dow C h ;:: mica l Co. , Pitts burg, Cali f.

Albe r t B. Farry, who is n o w a Captai n in the U . S . Army A ir F or ce , g ives h is add r ess a s Box 12 63, H dq . AMC WPAFB , D ay ton.

Anth o n y Pau tl e r h as bee n e m p loyed r e ce ntly w ith Pratt R e ad & Co., In c ., I vory ton , Co n n. A n thon y is li v in g at 2976 Old Town Rd., Br idgeport, Con n.

Ha r ol d J. Schroe d e r can b ::: r a c he d a t 1017 N. M a in St. , M a l v e rn , A r k. Harold is w it h B m"o id Sales Div. , N a t ional L ea d C o ., Ma lve rn, Arkansas .

Arthur W. Br un e is te achi ng a t Wa s hington Unive r s ity , St. Lou is, Mo. r\r th ur li ve s at 392 1 P ennsyl vani a Ave ., St. Louis 18 , Mo. Ed C. Farrell g iv e s h is a d:1 r cs5

as 230 Pa rk T e rra ce , H ot Spr i n gs, Ark. Robert F . Dav idson is a n i n st r uc tor in th e M ec h an ics D e pt. at lVISM. Hi s home add r ess is 2002 Vi chy Rd .. Rolla, Mo. Robert L. T op p e r g ives his b u-in e ss a ddress as coo Ston e & W eb st e r , 905 M&M B l dg., Hou ston, T ex a s.

Cliffo rd A. Corneau is w ith th e U . S. G y ps um Co. in S igurd, Utah .

C lifford ' s ho m e a d d r ess is Box 197 , Elsinore, Utah.

Frank H. M e ntz is e mploye d w it h W es tinghouse L a mp D iv is ion , Ric h mond , K y. Frank l ives a t 217 B lai r Ave ., Richmond, Ky .

Warren Loveri dge is working for L a clede S tee l in A lton , Ill. H e ca n be r e ac h ed a t 704 Ma in, Alton, Ill. R. E. Schweitzer is with E I D uP o nt, E. Chicago, Ind. H e is l iv in c; at 822 9 Harr iso n Place, M u ns t e r , Ind. J ames F . D od ge is a g raduate s tudent a t Stanf o r d Univers ity.

Jim' s addr e ss is 1776 Wave rley Stree t , Palo Alto, Ca lif.

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John W. Gardner is living at 431 N .

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Andreas A. Andrae is a Major i n th e USAF. H e gives his address as Air Comman & Staff School, Maxwell Fie ld , A I A Box 17 , Los A ngeles, Cal if.

1'{icholas Nicola is with P e rry Coa l Co., O'Fallon, Ill. Nathan D. J a ffe gives his busin ess address as c-o A. C. Horn Co ., Inc., 1318 S. M a in , Los An gel es , Calif.

Al1'lr e w B. Blick is Anode R esidu e Plant Foreman , Cerro De Pasco , C o ppe r Corp. , Oroya, P e ru , S.

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Richard .H. Walker. is now living o.t 5545 Jennings Road , St. Louis, Mo. D e ll C. Wade writes that his new address is Rangely, Colo.

John ' W • Nevin is employ ed a s a Metallurgist with Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel Co. John can be reached at 11540 Virginia Ave. , Lynwood , Calif.

Ralph L. Neubert is living at 311 West 15th St. , Columbia , T enn .

Rob ert Van Nostrand and wife spent the Christmas Holidays in Rolla.

Van is a graduate student at the University of North Caroiina , his home address being Box 349 , Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Otis H. Taylor gives his address as 613 South 13th St. , H e rrin , Ill. Harold W. Haas is a graduate student at the Imperial College of Science and Technology. This is a branch of the University of London. Harold writes that he is hoping to do additional advanced work in England in Chemical En -

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Edwin C. Vogelgesa ng is livin g a t 2601 Sutton. Maplewood 17, Mo. Gene Gottscha lk, who is with the Glen L. Martin Co. , is living a t 3024 Lave nder Ave., Baltimore , 14 , Maryland .

J ames H. Fox, who is with the U. S . Arm y Air Corps, gives hi s address as 1260th ATS , 1703rd ATG , Brookley AFB , Mobile, Ala .

H. A. McCullough is living a t 325 S. B e nton St. , Cape Girardea u , Mo. J a m e s W. Shaffer's address is 319 N. Conn e ll St. ,. Hillsboro , Orego n.

Fred W. Olde is with th e McDonnell Aircraft Corp. Fred g ives his address as 4520a Cleve land Ave., St. Louis 10, Mo. Kenneth Roffman is livin g a t 19051 Trinity, Detroit, Mich.

Carl Frederick Schwab , Jr. , is living at 620 Lucas Drive , B e au mont, Tex. Richard L. Schumach e r's address is Rt. 3, Box 416 , Erwin, Tenn.

Joseph B. Schmitt, 24 Tu sca Glen, Beaver , Pa. , gives his business address as Kapper Co. , Inc. , Pittsburgh 19, Pa. Edgar A. Rassinier is employed by the Phillips Petroleum Co ,.

1043 City National Bank Bldg. , Houston, Texas. He is livin g a t 4421 Holt, Bellaire, Texas.

Sam A. Kurtz gives his address as 1502 Pacific Ave., Alameda , Calif.

Joseph T. Karbosky is livin g a t 525 Osage Ave ., Bartlesvill f', Ogla.

Alexander L. Stewart is working for Allis-Chambers, NBC Bldg. , Cleveland , Ohio. His home is 502 Huntmere Drive , Bay Village, Ohio.

John S . Harris is e mployed with Monsanto. Chemical Co. , St. Loui s 4 , Mo. William A . Townsend is with Robinson Electric Co. , Inc. , C a iro , Ill. William's address is Box 185 , Cobden, Ill. Joseph G. Wink, '42, is now chief e ngineer of the Paramount Mfg .

Co. , Industrial Engineers and Distributors, 905 Mills Bldg ., San Francisco, Calif. His home address is 333 Carl Stree t , San Francisco , Calif.

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A. G. Adler lives at 617 N . 13th St. , Ea s t St. Louis, Ill . H e is with American Zin c Co. of Ill. , East St. Louis, Ill .

Gilbert H . Bla nkenship, Jr ., is e mploy e d with Pure Oil Co. , B ox 671 , Midla nd , T e xa s. Gilbe rt is livin g at 1209 W . Mi c hi ga n , Mid land , T exas.

Eunge n e Ruttl e g ives his mailing address as RD N o. I , Ve n e tia , Penn .

Gilbe rt G. Haa s can be reach e d at 800 J e nnin gs, B artlesville, Okla.

K en t W. Martini s livin g at L amar, Mo .

Al Sind e l is with Bay Pet. C orp, Box 1389, Wichita Falls, Texas .

Wilbe rt J. Lawler lives at 156 Hulls Highway, Southport, Conn .

Rob ert F. Winkle is now ass istant mine opera ting foreman , Ch il e Exploration Co. , Chile, S. A. 1943 Walde mar M. Dressel has r e cen t l y resigned his j ob with the Gulf Oil Corporation . Wally hop es to find employment closer to St .

Loui s. He is married and has one child , a daughter. At th e present time his address is 9301 Pardee Road, St. Louis 23 , Mo. Pat Quinn gives his new address as 6832 Fyler, St. Louis 9, Mo. Robert L. Hanna is now a Sales Engineer for the Tube Division , General Ele~tric Company , Chicago, Ill. He is living at 906 St. James Court, Arlington H e ights, Ill .

John H. Olson gives his n ew address as 3713 Robina Ave ., Berkley , Mich.

Paul P. Fullop is now livin g in Flat River, Missouri.

Halford O . Strickler writes that his new address is Rt. I , Box 33 , c-o Standard Oil Company of California, Coalinga , Calif.

Joseph P. Brandt, Jr. is with the engineering department of th e Carbide and Carbon Chemical Corporation , 13 Carroll Street, St. Albans , West Virginia. Joe writes that he is married and h as a son twenty months old .

Joseph K. Schmitz is e mplo yed b y , the Monsanto Che mical Co. , Springfield , Mass. His home address is 111 B erkshire St. , Indian Orchard, Mass.

Corne lius Stueck gives his address as 1340 McCausland Ave. , Lemay , Mo. H. W. Flood is livin g at 4519 M a infie ld Ave. , Baltimo r e 14, Mary la nd .

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Erw in E. H e nd e r son g ives hi s addr ess as B o x 1509 B , Rt. 13, K irk wo o d , M isso uri .

J o hn H. D oe r r es ca n be r ea ch e d at 3920 Fillmo r St. , St. L o u is, Mo. Orv ill e L. M eye r g ives hi s a d dress as 70 3 Sta te B uil d in g, L. A. 12 , C a li f.

Ed F ri s can be r e a ched by writi ng Box 586 , O rie n t , Ill .

Fra nci s M. Krill is with th e K a ise r A l umin um a nd C h e mical C orp. , Spoka ne 6, W as h . Fran c is g iv es hi s hom e address a s W. 1704 10th A ve., Spokan e 9, Wa s h .

H e rb e rt S. Koli s h is e mpl oyed w ith t he Sy lva ni a Ele ctr ic Produ c ts Inc. , B ays id e, N. Y. H e is livin g a t 89 -07 169th St. , J a m a ica, N. Y. R. K e nt C o m a n n is with th e U .

S . Gyps um C o. , 300 W. Ad a m s , Chi cago, Ill . H e lives a t 90 15 W in d e m e r e Ave ., Brookf:ie ld , Ill. Will ia m H . B a ssett is w it h St up p Bros. Bridge & I ron Co . H e g iv es his hom e a ddress a s 612 B cl l e riv e Blvd :. St. Louis 11 , Mo. M a rion K. M a i n is li v in g at 110 5 N. K elley, Od essa . T e x as . M a rion is wit h Sh e ll O il C o .

G le ndon D. J e tt gives his a ddress as 414 Cedar Stree t , W as hi n g ton , M o.

J. P a trick Mun sc h , e x ' 43, ca n b e r e ache d a t R oom 4931 , 3 0 Rock ef e lle r P l aza . N e w York , N . Y. R e ne K. R asmu sse n , 401 N. Tru m a n Ave ., Fulle rton , Cali f. , is e m p loye d with Mississipp i G l a " Co. , Box 609 , Fulle rton , Calif.

Edwa rd E. G yga x , w h o is e m ployed wi t h Un ion E l ectric Co. of Mo ., is livin g .at 9440 B agley Dr ., J e nn ings 21 , Mo .

Donald J. Stu d e bak e r ca n be r e a c h e d by writin g c-o Iva n D o de ll , Hum a n sv ille , Mo. Howa rd B. Lil ey li ves a t 15 12 a E ck e rt PI. , St . L o u is 20 , Mo. H o w a rd is with S o con y Vac . Oil R efin e r y . E ast S1. Lou is, Ill. J ohn G. L e min g is e mpl oyed wit h B ell Ai r craft Corp. , Buffalo , N. Y . H e g ives h is h ome a d d r ess as 96 26 Nia ga ra F a lls Blvd ., N ia ga ra Fa lls , N. Y .

H a rol d O. Ol se n is livin g in C o rn w a ll P a Harold is w ith B e thl eh em Steel c~. , L e b a n on , Pa. Rob e rt E. H a rtl e b g ives h is n e w a dd r ess a s RCA S e rvi ce C o. , 823 N. Walke r , Okla h oma City, Okl a . H e wr ite s th a t he w as r e ce ntl y tra n sf e rr e d th e r e to ass um e m a na ge m e nt of th e ir loca l t e l v is ion se r v ice br a nch .

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R oy C . W e rn e r g ive s his bu sin ess addr ess a s W e rn e r M e ta l w a r e , 2117 North Broa dway , St. Loui s, Mo. Roy li v es a t 540 Amb er ga tc Drive, W e bs te r Gro ves, Mo .

Harvey B a rn e tt w as on t he camp us o n Janu a r y 31 , 195 0. H a r v ey is comple tin g w ork for a Master' s D eg r ee in C he m ical En g in ee rin g a t Wa s hin g t o n Un ive r sity.

Hi s hom e a dd r ess is 3221 B y r o n Place, St. Loui s , M issouri .

1944 Jam es D . D ow d is no w li vin g at 82 3 N o rt h St. , N e w K e n s in g ton, Pa. Will ia m A . Hubba r d g iv es his n e w a dd r ess a s 233 - 16 13 1s t Ave ., Lowelto n , Lon g Isla nd , N ew J e r sey .

Jo hn W. Brodh ac k e r i s '2 mpl oy ed by Comm e r cia l Solve nts Corp. , T e rr e H a u te, Ind .

H e g ives hi s home ad d r ess as 1647 S. 4 ~ h S t. , T e rre H a ute . Ind. Phili p IVL D a mpf, Jr. , e mployed with th e Am e r ican Zinc C o. of Ill. , is li v ing a t 64 15 Lan sdown e, St. L ouis, Mo. M illa rd F. Kad e ra can b e rach e d at 543 8 C hi p p e w a St. , St. L ouis , Mi ssouri.

Rob ert W. M ellis gives his bu siness address a s c / o Russell & Ax to n , C o n ~ ultin g Engin ee r s, Su ite 203 , 408 Olive St. , St. Louis, Mo .

Rob e rt's h o m e address is 73 54 C ountry Cluo Drive, St . Loui s 21 Mo. Fre d M . M ue lle r is w ith th e E ba sco S e rv ices Incorporated, P. O .

Box 4919. Stat ion F , Ka n sas C ity , M issouri. Fre d li v es a t 314 N. J ac k son , K a nsas City , Mo. S ey m o ur Orlofs k y is with th e Panh a nd le Eas te rn Pip Line Co ., 1221 B altimore Ave ., Kan sa s City, Mo. S e ymo ur gives hi s a ddress a s 26 00 W . 79 T err ace, K a n sa s City 5, M o .

H ans S c hm o ldt giv s h is ad dr ess a s c-o Di s tri c t En g ineer , F ort Ri c ha r d so n. Anch or a ge , A las k a .

1945 Ri ch a rd A . W alke r is no w with th e B ea rd sley a nd Pipe r Divi sio n , P e t tibo n e -Mulli k en C o rp ., Chi ca go , Ill .

B ern a rd J ay Spa rl a n w rites th a t his ne w a ddr ess is 144 Orc ha r d Drive, P ittsburg h 21, P a .

Jose G . M cCl in to n is li vi ng a ~

1008 Vermont, Ca s tl e Sh a nnon , P ittsburg h , P a .

Willi am L. Break' s ne w add r e ss is 603 A l b e rt, Cap G ira rd e au , Mo .

Roy H. Boy d ca n b e r eac h e J a t Box 183 , Indianola , N e b .

Fre d W. Schmitz is w ith th e Comm.e r cial Solve nts Corp. , T e rre H a ute, Ind. H e is li v in g at 1G08 S .

C e n te r Stree t , T e rre H a u te, Ind. Makoto J . Kawaguc hi is w ith t he Eng ' nee rin g R esea r ch Proj ect, Un iVe r s it y of .C alifo rni a , 'B e rk el e y, C a li f. H e lives at 2430 Bu sh s tr ee t , Sa n Fra n c isco , Ca li f .

1946 Emil L . B a h n is li v ing at 103 Rando l ph, Free hoid , N e w J e rsey.

Osca r M. O lse n is e mpl oye d. with the G ulf R efinin g Company .

H e is li v in g a t 3204 W e r:, R oa :!, C inc inn at i 11 , O hi o .

R. J. D o isy g ives his a d dress a s, 1909 F , Lincoln , N e brask a .

Walte r H. K iburz, Jr. , is w ith th e A. P. Gree n Fire Brick Co . in M e xico , Mo. John F . Coutha rd g ives hi s a d d r ess as Gi lm an , Col o .

194.7 H a r r y C. Ahl, J r., '47, is with: t h e T e c h nical Divi sion of the Ohio Bra ss Company at M a n sf ie ld , Ohio.

K e nn e t h W . Vaughn spent t h e Chris tma s Holida ys in Rolla w ith h is w i fe's famil y . K e nn e th is an e n gin ee r with t h e Stee l Products Inc .. 71 9 6th Ave. S. E. , Ab erdeen , South D a kota.

M a rj ori e Ruth Paul give s h e r ad d r e ss as 1G51 19th Ave ., Oak l and, Ca lif. Ma rj orie is now Mrs. M a rj o rie Ruth Paul K e lso .

M a rco A. Boga nte s is now with United Fruit Co. , Almira nte , Re publi c d e Pan a ma.

Fre d L. And e rse n visite d th e campu s J a nuary 6. Fre d is Sales En ginee r wit h the Jo y Man ufactur in g Compa n y . His home address is 929 Sand e rs Dr ive , W e b ster Groves 19, Mo. H e r man M. Store r is now l ivin g in Hunting to n , Wes t Virg inia .

Pau l H e nnin g's new address is Rt. 3, Box 4576 , Florri sa nt, Mo. Ro y V. D e nton m ay be r eac he d at; 3632 Flo r a Av ~ . , K a nsas C ity , Mo. V inc e nt A . Haak i e mploy e d with th e Yuba Con solid a te d Gold F ie ld s. V i nce nt's ma ili ng add r ess is 419a E. S t. Marys vi lle , C al if.

Stanley T . Due k e r is w o rkin g for W a gn e r E le ctri c Cor p. , 6400 P l y m o uth , St . L o u is, M o . H e is

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Richard E. Cole is with th e Eagl e Picher M & S Co., H e nryet ta, Okla. His home address is 315 South C ntral , Okmulgee, Okla.

Al bert H . Thorwegen is livin g at 7734 Sn owd e n , Ri chmond Hts., Mo .

Herman Mansfield , e mployed at Sylvan ia Electric Prodlicts Co. , P. O . 6, Bayside L . I. , New York , is living at 260-54 73rd Ave ., Flora l Park , New York.

Harol d G. Butzer may b e reache d at 722 r ear M ulbe rry S treet, J efferson City , Mo. Arthur J. Bush is with Solvay Process Division , Pra iri e du Roch e r , III Paul M. B enn e tt, e mploy e d w ith the Atlantic R e fining Co. , Tulsa , Okla. , g ives his hom e a ddress a s 1410 S. Carson , Tul sa, Okla .

Robert H. K e ndall is livin g a t 309 W. McCarty St., J effe r so n City , Mo. Robert is with th e State High way D e pt.

Richard L . Schm itz writes that his address is 2326 Hilton Ave., Bre ntwood 17 , Mo .

George 1. P e rryman , Jr. , is now w ith the Cre ole P e tro le um Corp oration , Lagunilla s Estado Zulia , Venezuela .

W illis H. Harville is livin g at 1801 N orth Spe ncer , India napolis, Ind. Will is is e mpl oyed by RCA Victor.

Robert E. P a utler g ives hi s a d dress as 403 South Oak ,U n ion , Misso uri.

John L. Brixius gives his business address as St. Joe Lead Co., Engineer Office , R iv er Min es, Mo .

Reo E . Goodwin gives his address as 1803 W est K entuck y, M idland , Texas.

James E. Wy l ie is livin g at 5335b Englewood, Normandy 21, Mo. J oe Haleski is with the Jo y Manufacturing Company , Export Division , P l aza, San Martin, Cassilla , 330, L ima , P eru. Joe writes t hat Peru is a very inten'!sting coun try w ith an abu ndanc 2 of r aw ma t e r ials . Since he has b een in Lima he has met Andy Dasso , ' 48 , a nd Hector Boza , ' 24.

Rodney A. Schaef er g ives his address as 804 Main , Rolla , Mo. James W . Ranes is empl oyed with General E lectric Co. , Schenectady, N. Y. James is livin g at 2104 Van Vra nk en Ave ., Sche nec tady , N. Y.

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Eb erhard H. Miller is w ith W estern Cartrid ge Co. , Div. Olin I n dustries, East Alton, Ill. H e gives hi s home a ddress as 5061a Win o na, Ea st Alton , Ill.

1948 William J . Grad y , Jr ., No. 94 Court E. , W est State, W est Lafayett e, Ind ., is a t Purdu e University teaching m echan ics and worki ng on h is advanced d egr ee.

Wi th refer ence to the last Alumnu s, h e states, "I a m gl ad to see so man y buildings, e t c ., goin g up a t MSM. " Phil A. Brownin g is n ow livin g at 1553 Owe ns B l vd ., Ap t. D , New Orlea ns 22, La. R. Alle n Crosby g ivcs hi s n ew address as 7119 S o uth Eucl id Ave., Chi cago 49 , Ill. Mr . a nd Mrs . Victor L. BrCldford of Hammond, Ind . spe nt Chri stma s in R olla with h er p are nts, Prof. and Mrs. E. A . Goodhue.

Victor is with th e E ag le-P ich er Co ., East Chicago, Ind.

Robert A. V ol z is li v in g a t 225 B a iley R oad , Crystal C ity , Mo .

J a m es W . Hoelsc h er' s curr e nt a ddress is c-o G e ne ra l D eli ver y , Bri dgep.o rt, Ill. Wilbe rn L. W edd le w rite th <1t hi s new a ddress is 2196 Sunset B l vd. , Ste ube nville, Oh io .

David P. P e te rson is now li v in g a t 6033 Potomac , St. Louis, Mo. C. W . Sphar's add r ess is n ow 282 1 M ande rly Drive, Bre ntwood 17, Mo. J . D. Vade n 's ne w add r ess is Rt. 1, Holts Summit, Mo .

L eroy W. Fulle r is e mployed b y th e Eagle-Pich er Co . H e is liv in g a t 807 Harle m , J oplin , M isso uri .

Don a ld G. S chm idt w rites th a t hi s address is 33 0 M. Gra n t St. , Hin sdale, Ill. H er be r t G . Landy is w ith th e W a lker Mfg . Co., H a milton -M ic h iga n Blvd. , R a'cin e, Wi s. H e is l iv in g at 900 Mel v in Ave ., R:1 c in e , Wi s.

E lliott F. Dress ner g ives hi s ::leldr ess as 273 Robin R oad, E n glewoO'd, New J er sey. H e is attendin g Corn ell Univer sity . H e e xpects t o r eceive hi s M. S. D egree from th a t University in June , 1950.

Winners of the American Smelting' and ReJini n g Company Scholarship wh ich was awarded to Rob ert B. Shaffer and Vernon G. Berkey, a junior and senior in Mining and Metallurgy r espective ly, at th!! School of Mines and Metallurgy . The award was mad e 0 11 t h e basis 01' character, leadership and scholastic attainme n t s. In the photograph from left to rig h t; Dr. J. D. Forrester, Chairman of th e Mining Department, Robert B. Shaffer, St. James, Missouri, Vernon G . Berkey, Somerset, Pennsylvania, recipients of the award, and Dr. A. W. Schlechten, Ch :<irm a n of the Department of Metallurgy of th e School of Min es.

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Irv in D. Robb in s i w it h Morr i 'o n-Knudsen Co. , Inc. , Box 406, R iverto n, W yo . H e a nd h is w ife, Kath lee n , were campus vi sitors dur in g th e Holid ays.

Wilbert F , Stoeek r is tcac hin g in th e University of Il li noi s. Hi s ma il in g address is 503 S. Wri g ht, C ham pai g n, Ill. H en r y P. Wh a l ey is employed with Erie Min in g Co., and hi s h ome address is 182 7 8th Ave., Ea s t, Hibbin g, Minn.

Carl J. Hechinge r is w it h Em er so n E lectric Company. Carl's ad dress is 2103 Bremen Ave., St. Lou is, Mo. E. W. Spin z ig, J,' ., is livin g at NO.5 H awbro o k Lane , Kirkwood, Mo. Gordon K. M olin is with th e Ccl lvert Di s L. Corp., Relay, Ma r yl a nd.

Cly de M. St a uffer is livin g at 431 5 N, 16th Drive, P hoe nix , Ariz.

Willard A. S c haeffer, III is l iv i ng in Sn y d er , T exas .

Max L. Ka ste n g ive hi s new address as 129 W. 8th Street, L ead ville, Colo.

Delbert L. Garthwaite is employ ed with Stanolind Oil & Ga' Company.

D elber t gives hi s mailin g ad dress as Box 802, Cody, W yoming.

Arth ur E. Scholz is with B e thleh e m Steel Co., B ethle h e m , Pa. Arthur can b e r each ed a t Un ivers ity Club , Bethleh em , Pa. L e m Gager gives hi s address as P. O. Box 866, Ca sper , W yo.

B illy B. R ay can be reached by writing Box 381, Midl a nd , T exas.

Ray E. Picke tt is livin g a t 16 50 S. V olutsia , Wichita , Kansas .

1949 E. Murry Schmidt g ives hi s new : >.ddress as 4241 Baring Aven ue , East Chica go, Ind. W. G. Col e m a n is livin g at 940 9 Bowman , Southga te , California.

Fre d erick T. Cross m a n is em p l oye d b y the D el a ware a nd Hud so n Railroad Corp. and is livin g in Crown Point, New York.

J a m es A. F eltman g ives his address as 422 E ast 5th St. , W a hi n gton , Mo. J ames is e mployed by the Modern Auto Company, W ashin gton , Mo. Meyer Ei senber g is working for the Kokomo S a nitary Pottery Corp. of Kokomo , Ind. His hom e address i Y. M. C. A. , Room 420 , Kokomo , Ind .

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John J. D as te, em ployed by Glad din g, McBean a nd Co. , Lincol n , Cali f. , g ives hi s horne address as Box 224 , Lincoln , Calif.

Charles C . Krausnick is atte nd in g W as hin gto n Unive r sity to ob tain a B. S. in Indu strial En g in e e r in g. H e g ives hi s ad dress as 4117 M ag nolia , St. Loui s 10 , Mo. Rob ert E. Re ic helt writes that hi s ' new ad dre ss is 117 Sta le St. , Apt. 8, Schenectady , N. Y. John G. R illy , Jr. , h as r ece ntl y r esig ned hi s job w ith the St. Joe L ead Company a t Bonn e T e r r e , M isso uri , a nd ha s accep t ed e m p l oyment wi t h th e Aguilar Minin g Company i n Argentina, South Ame ri ca.

John pl ans on leav in g thi s country in abo ut two m o nth s.

William H. Cooli dge writes th 3l hi s new address is 215 Bail ey R oad, Crystal C ity , Mo. Willi a m H. Magrud er is livin g at Glen F ITis, W est Virginia.

Donald Ke ll y was a campus visitor on D 2c mber 30, 1949. D o n 's add r ess is 4666 A l aska Ave ., St. Loui s, Mo. William L. Mabrey is e mployed b y the Gulf Oil Company and is li ving in Brazil, I n d.

J a m es Bla nkenship is with th e In te rna tion a l Bu siness Machin es C.orp. , S 1. Loui s, Mo. , a nd is livin g at 614 L oc ust St. , Macon , Mo. Robert C. Ham ilton is now livin g at 509 L evesq ue, W y nn e , Arka n sas.

John G . Lawrence , emplo ye d b y the Laclede Steel Company, A l ton , Ill ., is li v in g at 23 17 Wa shi n gton Ave ., Alton, Illin ois .

J a m es E. Barkle y is w ilh th 2 Mi ch igan Slate Highway D epar~­ m e nt. Jame g ives hi s a ddr ess a s 4.06 Ottawa , Lan sin g , M ichigan.

Reginald Whitlock m ay b ~ r each ed by writing c/ o C . .A. Leon ard , 39 13 Ro mont Avenue , Mont.rose , Calif. H e with the Natioanl [ ,ead Compan y, Lo An geles, Ca lifornia.

B a rv ey A. And er on, Jr. g ives his ad dr -ss a s 4050 Woodland Avenue, W estern Springs, Ill ino is.

Harvey is empl oyed by the Lindb er g Steel Treating Company , Chicago, Ill. .

J osep h R. Fra er writes that hi s new address i 225 0 Indi an::t Ave., St. L o ui s 4 , Mo .

Peter M. Oram is w ilh lh e Bra den Cop P CI' Co. , Rancagua, Ch il e , S. A. Arthur H . W eber g ives hi s mailing ad dress as 707 S . Ind epende nce St., Harrisonv ille , Mi sso uri.

Edward C . Wunn e nberg i e m ployed at Bem is Broth er s B ag Co. , 2400 S. 2nd St., St. Lou is, Mo. H e is li v in g at 636 Brown 11 , K irk wood 22, Mo. Peter L. R oot g ives hi s add r ess as Box 658 , Eurek a, Uta h .

C. R. Knopp is livin g a t 306a North 3rd St. , Hannibal, Mo .

Edward L. A uBu chon is w ith th e Wi sco nsin Steel Works in Ch icago , Ill. His h om e ad dress i 10232 Ave . . J , Chicago 17 , Ill. Ant hony A. Mudd is e mpl0yed w ith C -I Steel , Shee t & Tin Mi ll in Ga r y , Ind. H e is li v in g a t 55 0 J ac kson , G a r y Ind. Que ntin Kuse writes th a t h is add r e ss is 3632 Clevel a nd , SL. Lou is 10 , Mi sso uri.

Don a ld F. Haske ll , e mploy d with Humphreys Gold Corp. , g ive h is address as 207 9th Ave . N. , J a cksonvill e B each , Fla. Seymour Rosenbaum , now with th e U. S . Burea u of Mines, is li v ing at 640 Sale m Ave., Roll a, Mo .

Ro ge r F. Grotefe ndt is em ploy ed at th e Blackme r & Post Pipe Co ., 2801 H e r eford St. , St. Loui s, Mo. Roger is living at 8720 White Ave., Brentwood 17 , Mo. Fre d erick W . Slaght is with the Wi sco ns in State Hi g hwa y D e pt. , Divi s ion No.9, Lancas ter , Wis. Hi s hom e address is S. F illm o r St. , Lanca ter, Wi s.

J o hn E. McDonald give hi s b us in e s Rddress as Osceola Broad castin g Co. , Osce ola, Ark . John ' mailing address is Rt. 3, B ox 471 , Osce ol a , Ark. J ose ph G. Senick is with St. J ose ph L e ad Co., Monaca 7, Pa. H e lives a t 1200 Penn Ave. , Nen Brighton, Pa. Norman W. R e imke n m eyer g ive hi s ma ilin g address as Ho yl eton, Ill. 1950 G e or ge Gergeceff, who fini h ed wo rk for his Bachel or's D egree at lh e end of the fir st se m e ster of 1949 -50 has gone to Okla homa A & M Coll ege where he is working o n a Master's D eg r e e in Mechan ical Engineering. George's address is No. 2 Skiatook , Vet's Village , OkJCl ho m a A & M Collf'!Se , Stl ll wate r Ok la ho m a .