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Montana Tech LibraryDigital Commons @ Montana TechMagma 1948-1997 Student Yearbooks1912Class of 1912, Senior Class BookAssociated Students of Montana State School of MinesFollow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.mtech.edu/magma48-97This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Yearbooks at Digital Commons @ Montana Tech. It has been accepted forinclusion in Magma 1948-1997 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Montana Tech. For more information, please contactccote@mtech.edu.Recommended CitationAssociated Students of Montana State School of Mines, "Class of 1912, Senior Class Book" (1912). Magma 1948-1997. Book 11.http://digitalcommons.mtech.edu/magma48-97/11· .SENJOR CLASS BOOKos cCLASS ?I 191~S TAT EN E Sc~~'TE·MO TANAI-1M 0 NTAN A M ISTAE, the Senior Class of 1912 have collected in thisbooklet a series of pictures and snap shots takenduring our four years at the Montana State Schoolof Mines. Now that our course is about completedwe realize that our life here has been one of keenestpleasure and profit, no small part of which has been contributed bythe many excursions among the mountains and mining camps ofthe West. Our collection is small but suggestive to each of us ofthe friendship which exists between the members of our class andthe good fellowship which we have prized in the association withour teachers. Our work and recreations are also suggested in someof the pictures of laboratories, classrooms mines and trails leadingover the hills about Butte. Thus our little booklet is essentially ourown souvenir, but we trust a few spare copies may interest someof our friends who have an interest in us.DOV/ ~A--------------------------------~~~--------------------------------1(]MAIN BUILDING GYMNASIUMMILL BUILDJNGog/ ---- ~A~----------------------------~~~----------------------------~l(]J~)M 0 N TAN A OF MINESTATE scO~CL_~---- ~ ~~' -J( ------ --oTHE FACULTYIowa, ChicagoCHARLES S. BOWMAN, M. S.President and Professor of MetallurgyGEORGE W. CRAVEN, B. S. Massachuse ts Institute of TechnologyProfessor of Mathematics and MechanicsTHEODORE SIMONS, E. M., C. E.Professor of Mining EngineeringFreibergEARLE B. YOUNG, A. M.Instructor in Mathematics and MechanicsWisconsinDARSIE C. BARD, A. B.Professor of Geology and MineralogyHarvardLESTER J. HARTZELL, E. M.Professor of Chern is ryColorado School of MinesEDWARD B. HOWELL, A. M., LL. B.Lecturer on Mining LawGrinnell. IowaARTHUR E. ADAMI, E. M. Montana School of MinesAssistant Professor of Mining EngineeringoOg/ ~A~------------------------------~~~------~-------------------------1(]NA STATE SCH 00 L ~,0 F MINE sOTOP ROW-L. J. HARTZELL. A. E. ADAMI. E. 8. YOUNGBOTTOM ROW-G. W. CRAVEN, THEODORE SIMONS, C. H. BOWMAN, E. B. HOWELL. D. C. BARDJ M 0 N T A'N A sc OF MARTHUR F. BA ETTIIJeffJOHN T. ANDREWIIJack"TREA URERHAnd on their own merits,modest men are dumb."M· 0 N T A.:N A MINES!SCHOOL OFSTATEJESSE E. COHENII Daffydil 'HAMILTON (IlDoeN) COOKE, JR.LT R D. CLI CH" ill;OF MMONTANA STATE sGEORGE M. FOWLER MURL GIDELEMME1- CULLITYHMutt"U Conspicuous by his absence."1JIM ONTANA OFD~-------------------------------------------o ETTORE GIOVANETTI'King"STATE SCHOOLCHA . W. GRUPE"Comrade IIICE PRE [DENTPAUL K. WILLIAMS"Laughyll"May blessings light on himwho first invented sleep. IIJIM 0 TANA scSTATETHE F RES H'M A N YEARL OF \JMINEOF E slJ) 1M 0 N T A A M ISTATE SCHOOLFRESHMAN YEAR-CONTINUED) 1M 0 N TAN A STAT sc sIJM IFRESHMAN YEAR-CONTINUEDTOP OF HIGHLAND MOUNTAIN--ELEVATION 10.100 FEET THREE FORKS OF THE MISSOURI RIVJ lM 0 T'A NA S T AT'E OOL o MI slJJ ERAL MUSEU M CHARLOTTE RUSSELL. REGISTRAR AND LIBRARIAN LIBRARYCYANIDING SCHOOL LASORA TORt ES ORE DRESSINGASSAYING TESTING SCHOOL LABORATORIES BALANCES-POWERJ M 0 N T A A ·STAT E SCH 00 OF MINES!~------------------ ~7DOTHE RICHEST ILL ON EARTHTHE ANACONDA HILL A PORTIO OF BU TE'S MINI G DISTRICT~---- ~C= ~----~~~------------~\~----------~J JM 0 N TAN A ST TE sc MIN E sI]THE SOPHOMORE YEAR.J 1M 0 TA N A. STATE sc o 0 L O·F MIN E slJWASHOE SMELTER AT ANACONDATHE LARGEST COPPER SMELTER IN THE WORLDsc) 1M 0 N TAN A STATE OF M 1]THE JUNIOR YEAR.Irl UpreparJIM 0 N TAN A 0' F MIN E S\JSTATE SCHOOLJl:JNIOR YEAR-CONTINUEDGREAT STACK OF B. Be M. SMELTERLARGEST IN THE WORLDSTUDENTS IN QUEST OF PRACTICAL MINING KNOWLEDGESCHOOLING UNDER DIFFICULTIESPOINTS OF GEOLOGICAL INTEREST ARE NOT ALWAYS THE MOST ACCESSIBLE) 1M 0 N TAN A STATE.T HE SENIORsc Of M IYEAR\J11M 0 N TAN A STATE SCHOOL OF M s\]SENIOR YEAR-CONTINUEDCONVERTI NG-SKI MM ING MAKING COPPER ROASTING-TAPPINGMODEL ROOM MINE MODELS DRAFTING ROOMJ·1M 0 N TAN A S TAT L SCH 0 0 L 0 F MIN E S\JGYMNASIUM) 1M 0 N TAN A STATE OFSCHOOL MIN E S\]ATHLETICSSCHOOL OF MINES FOOT BALL SQUAD SCHOOL OF MINES BASKET BALL TEAMFROM ORE TO METAL FRO STEREOGRAPHS BY N. A. FORSYTHSCHOOL LABORATORIES) 1M 0 N TAN A STATE sc o 0 L 0 F MIN E \JA GLIMPSE OF BUTTE FROM THE LIBRARY I DO SBUCKBEE- UL

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