Dakota Wesleyan University - Tumbleweed Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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EK, V L. . :T.. I 7 f,.:-::,iL?4:g5ljg.-t f' :L-, -g '55-,Lv -15?.x -l:l,L mei.. --.?,:7-,A , T J:-' 1- ' A 'L - B - -f ' l-fl'-SP:-S-ff7 Z7?ii!?z15'Q'F'l l it if xl V, 4 EILEEN EGAN MOULTON, B. S. Instructor in Piano X B. S. Aberdeen Normal A Vocational Teacher's Certificate in Public 1 School Music TWO YEARS ln a small university of high standards you , ' enjoy great opportunities for development and l 1 for personal contact with students and faculty. L I, , , I, . . 1, I I V 1 I X I l TI! l I l' VALENTINE PRESTON, Mus. B. 1 J Instructor in Public School Music l ' Mus. B. Howard-Payne College, Fayette, Mo. X I W Summer School in Chicago Universityg Nl 1413 Berkeley: University of Southern California nfl 'l TWO YEARS if Good music is first of all a life-long source 3 1 of enjoyment. It contains the spark of life that 1 warms the heart. h , I l l I , , I l MI J CECIL I. SEMANS, B. D. i Instructor in Philosophy and Religion l A. B. Kansas Wesleyan University B. D. Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston, Ill. I Phi Kappa Phi: Pi Gamma Mu: Pi Kappa li Delta. FIVE YEARS f Il I consider the achievement of Christian per- lf sonality to be the highest end of human soci- 'V ctyg and I hold that the Christian College is , II. one of the chief media to that end. X I r I ,l lg j 1 is I I 5 J llj l Q ka 'mgfg I ill ...I iD '933 5 6 'r'. ' P7 To J I, Page 26

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' 'ic Y S Q - ,A Y ge -- A A- A . - - Y E. f f if., UF' it ii Q . i big., W M MELVIN W. HYDE, PH. D. yi Head of Department of Education and 1, Psychology B. S. Dakota Wesleyan University A. M. Columbia University Ph. D. Columbia University Q Phi Delta Kappa: Phi Kappa Phi: Pi Kappa X i Delta: Sigma Tau Delta. ONE YEAR A democracy in education allows for giving every student the chance to achieve the highest form of citizenship in the nation. l li . - 1 . l 1. 1. KNOX, M. S. Head of Department of Matlieniatics and Physicsg Registrar 1 B. S. University of Chicago Part time graduate work, Purdue University X ' M. S. University of Chicago ' 1:1 Summer School, University of Colorado , Phi Kappa Phi: Administrative Committee: . Scholarship Committee: Mathematical Associ- ' tion of America. FIVE YEARS Friendship is the fundamental constant in the equation for solving problems. l il CHARLES T. LEAVITT, A. M. ' Head of History Department A. B. Beloit College A. M. University of Chicago Ph. D. University of Chicago Delta Sigma Rho: Kappa Delta Pi: Phi Beta Kappa. ONE YEAR Of the many things that college does, or an should give to us, one of the best is that of 1 having one's eyes opened to the number of in- teresting ideas in the world of which we are yet , li ignorant. il., . sw! ll W io l lf ' lvl 1 .. ll X 1 bf . 1 V I 1. 5 TLIVIPI TVVCTD ' - ' A ., C.- - ..-L CL 1933 gg 5 9, W-,M Page 25

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CLARA SINCLAIR, A. M. Instructor in Education A. M. University of Chicago Phi Kappa Phi: Pi Gamma Mug Kappa Delta Pig American Association of University Profes- sors: American Association of University Women: Life Member, National Education As- sociationg Y. W. C. A. Advisory Board. THIRTEEN YEARS The :est of life is at the growing cdgcf' ROGER R. WALTERHOUSE, A. B. Acting Professor of English A. B. University of California, Los Angeles Graduate student University of Chicago Sigma Tau Delta ONE YEAR It isn't what you don't know that doesn't hurt !l0Ui It is what you do know that doesn't hurt you. ALVA TOLF, A. B. Director of Physical Education for Wonien A. B. Coe College Phi Kappa Phi THREE YEARS Know ye not, that they which run in a race run all, but one recciveth the prize? So run that yc may obtain. Page 27