Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Vernon W Bouton Sr Asst Prof of Soc Science and Bus Educ Dr Hayward Choplm Prof of Social Science Reed Eaton Instructor of Social Studies BA UofPugetSound BA UofW h BA M B A U of Puget Sound M A Stanford Uriilrersity M L Glsvifcimtgbollgie Ed 0 U of Washington Division Teaches orld wareness . '1-'ji l ' I ' a I I ' v 1 ' 'I . ., , - . . ' 'I . . ., . ,, . D, . . ., O I O Dr. Ernest Teagarden Associate Prof. of Hist. B.A., Heidelberg College M.A., Bowling Green State Ph.D., Western Reserve U The Division of Social Science and Business provides the student with basic understanding of the contemporary World through an analysis of the events which have con- tributed to our present civilization. It advocates a general- ized and broad knowledge of our political culture and of manls natural environment. It stresses analytical approach to economic events and theories, emphasizes a general busi- ness education, and includes specific training in the area of professional business education and commerce. Newly acquired teachers in this division were Mr. Ver- U non Bouton and Mr. Kenneth Jensen. ww-lim: A-It .,r Miss Violet Witt Kenneth Jensen Dr. Gerald Lange I f f B . ,Ed Instructor of Soc. Science and Business Assoc. Prof. of HistorY Assgsproll of xness t uc' . ., o nnneso a Ati7lC'llC2?0Nf,1TieD'f.'lliZe rms: ,T:::':,.Ei 23L?n ' 189

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George GGFFIQGD Joseph Habeger Miss C. Ruth Habeger Inst. of Chemistry and Physics Instructor of Mathematics A551 prof. of Natural Science B.S., Lorus College B.S., Iowa S U ' 't ' MA., Drake University Mlsq North Dalxrsfg 6 B.S. and A.M., U of Nebraska Science Department Introduces Independent Stud It is the aim of the Division of Science and Mathematics to present the basic principles and concepts of science, to develop an appreciation of the orderliness of the universe, to provide training in the scientific method, and the importance of scientific contribution to the modern Worldg to emphasize the cultural values of science and mathematics and their influences on society, and to provide basic requirements for prospective teachers and pre-professional requirements in Dr. Harry Robinson Professor of Biology B.S., M.S., and Ph.D., Colorado U Dr. Edmund Jeffers Assoc. Prof. of Biology A-B-, Luther College M-S-1 University of Michigan Ph-D-, Iowa State U other areas. Dr. Richard King joined the department this year as an Dr, Richard P. King Assoc. Prof. of Chem. and PhY5'C5 B.S. and M.S., North Dakota S U Ph.D., Iowa State University instructor of science and chemistry. . is' - 'V David Moxness Instructor of Mathematics B.S., U of North Dakota M.A., U of South Dakota 191 R' Eugene Williams Inst. of Science and Mathematics B.A. and M.A., Drake University