Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-12-04
MONTANA MINES
STAFF MEMBERS
ARE RATED HIGH
MANY OF SCHOOLS NsTRUC.
TORS LISTED IN DIRECTOR
BS or Prominent PERSONS

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One measure of the standing Of
college Is the number of its faculty
members who are listed In various
directories Of prominent people in the
United States Judged from this view
point. Montana School Of Mines ranks
high considering that its faculty
numbers only "a members.
Several Of these directories have
been Issued Just recently and there
fore are interesting. Chief among
them Is who's Who in America"
Volume 81 for 1904. Among many
heads Of nationally and International
" known colleges and universities.
who's Who in American Education"
published every three years. the 10th
volume. Of which was issued June,
1912, carries the names OF about $500
educators widely and favorably
known for. success In teaching, admin
ktration, research, and high standing
among their fellow educators" Amer
lean Men Of Science" is published
every five years. a new edition being
In preparation since the sixth edition
was issued in 1898. 1t includes about
$4,000 who have attained certain po-
sitions in scientific institutions and
who have contributed to scientific re-
search or to the advancement Of scien-
tific knowledge. THE Biographical Dr.
rectory of American Scholars" the
first edition Of which was published
three weeks ago, lists those who have
search workers in the field Of the
liberal arts who's Who in Engineer
Ing" published every four years. the
fifth edition being issued late in 1941,
includes the outstanding men in all
branches of the engineering profession,
including leading teachers of engineer
ing subjects.
Those Listed
The following Montana School Of
Mines faculty members are listed IN
one or more of these publications:
President Francis A. Thomson:
Who's Who in America; Who's Who
in American Education; Who's Who in
Engineering; American Men Of
oClCllCC, CllCd AL WI n Ia ~
of gold and silver ores; flotation;
geology of gold and silver ores; econ
omics of the mineral industries.
Vice President Arthur E. Adami,
professor of mining engineering:
Who's Who in Engineering; American
Men of Science, cited for location and
representation of mineral lands in
Montana.
S. R. B. Cooke, professor of mineral
dressing: American Men of, Science,
cited for ore concentration, mineral
dressing.
oscar A. Dingman: Who's Who in
Engineering.
Charles H. Fulton, professor OF
metallurgy; Who's Who in America;
Who's Who in Engineering; American
Men of Science, cited for metallurgy
of gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc.
L. j. Hartzell, professor emeritus OF
chemistry: Who's Who in Engineer
ing.
Alfred E. Koenig, professor of
chemistry: Who's Who in Engineer
ing; American Men of Science, cited
for electrochemistry.
Eugene S. Perry, professor OF ge-
ology: American Men of Science, cited
for mineral resources; ground water;
oil and gas; tripoli; nonmetallics;
geological maps.
Daniel @. Posin, professor of ply
sizes: American Men of Science, cited
for spark discharges.
Walter T. Scott, professor of eco
nomics, English and history: Who's
Who in American Education; Bio
logical Directory for American IN
dustrial history; history Of the Paci-
fic Northwest; history of Montana.
Lincoln Stewart, assistant professor
of geology: American Men Of Science
cited for petrology, mineralogy, eco
nomic geology.
Others Listed
Some recent Montana Mines faculty
members also listed:
A. M. Gaudin, now Richards pro-
fessor of mineral dressing, Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology: Who's
Who in Engineering; American Men Of
Science, cited for one crushing, flota-
ton, mineragraphy, synthesis of min
erals.
william Worth Kriegel, associate
professor of ceramics, North Caro-
lima State College: Who's Who In
American Education; Who's Who In
Engineering.
Ettore A. Peretti, assistant professor
of metallurgy, School Of Mines, Col
umbia university: American Men of
Science, cited for binary phase dia-
grams; diffusion in the solid state.
George L. Shue, research specialist
for Consolidated Aircraft corporation:
American Men of Science, cited for
earth resistivity movement.
Curtis L. Wilson, dean, Missouri
School of Mines: Who's Who In
American Education; Who's Who In
Engineering; American Men of Sci
ence, cited for non-ferrous metalo-
graphy; metallurgy of copper.
j. U. McEwan, professor of metal
lmgy, McGil University, Canada:
British Who's Who.
A search Of past editions Of these
directories would show that various
other former faculty members such
as Charles M. Clapp, president and
professor geology; Theodore Simons,
professor Of mining engineering; Hor-
ace v. winchell. professor of geology;