Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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21733 f lag-1 , il R M Dr. ECT' Anderson Dr, Quinn Brunson Professor of Education Director of Secondary Ed. M.S. and B.S, North Dakota SU B.S,, U of Minnesota Ed.D. Washington SU M.S. and Ph.D., U of North Dakota , . Division Expands to Better Prepare wc Prospective Teachers '? '1'2 The Division of Education and Psychology offers work in Kindergarten-Primary Education, and Secondary Education. With the addition of Dr. Kenneth Miller and Dean Alexander Davidson, the department is even more capable of preparing the prospective teacher for the specific professional level of instruction in which he Wishes to teach. Upon completion of a prescribed curriculum and with a recommendation from the college, the candidate is issued a certificate to teach in the fields Dr- Williem B' Knox and on the level in which he is prepared. Professor of Education B,E., Wisconsin S College M.S. and Ph.D., U of Wisconsin Mrs Madeleine Delzer Dean E. Hackett DY- Kenneth Miller Assistant Professor Ass't Professor of Psychology ASSiSf0I1f Pl'0f9550f - d.D. U of Nebraska B.A. Valley City S College M.Mus. and B.Mus., E , ' N th t U B.S., Northwest Mo. S College M'S U of North Dakota or was em M.S., Drake University 181

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rsea i . .s A C tlillll Douglas Dobbs Asst Prof. of lndustrial Arts B.S. Panhandle A G M College . M.Ad. Ed. U of Oklahoma . D.M.A. , Dr. Peter Ford sst Prof. of Music . Yale University . Converse College Stanford University Four New Facult W . ff has 11 A S3 'S I TS? I A ii , 2355 X 'sf I ,gf ,ffzf Q ,X M 55? fr 92 ,I it , at was get . fi Q91 it , 5 f Iliff X X ix ,iffigfgs if X 'f on I , X I' l ali? flint f f' A ,il l l I A I , BM, , MM, I Dr. Richard C. Ritscher Professor of Music B.Mus. Ed., Millikin University M.Mus., U of Wisconsin Ed.N., Columbia U, N. Y., N. Y. S. Kenneth Lotspeich Ass't Prof. of Music B.F.A., U of Nebraska M.Mus., U of Michigan, Ann Arb0f Members Join Division The Division of Fine and Applied Arts develops in the stu- dents the ability to appreciate and understand some of the great art expression of the past and relate them to the present by means of study, also to use the media of the arts to express themselves creatively for a vocation and to use skills and knowledge in teach- ing fine and applied arts and music in the elementary and sec- ondary schools. This year, Dr. Ritscher was assisted by Dr. Ford, a new mem- ber in the music department. Other new members joining the division were Mr. Joel Salter, who taught Fine Arts, Mr. Douglas Dobbs, instructor of Industrial Arts, and Mr. James Wright, who assisted in both fields. , 183 Joel Salter James H. Wright Instructor of Art Inst. of lndustriol and Fine Arts B.S. and M.S., U of Wisconsin B-F.A-1 U of llllfioi? M.F.A., Southern lllmols U