Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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miss maria Minnie Roberts. AWQQ - U ,YA fl f - xl l1.:a3. V . f er Q, b L? ag , ff l 25? Lgj N, V Q. A g G fi ISS Maria Minnie Roberts came to Iowa State College in February, 1887, from the Dunlap High School. She graduated from Ames in l890, taught in North Des Moines High School for one month and then entered I. S. C. as an instructor in Mathematics. In i892 she spent a year at Cornell Uni- versity, and in i897 a year at Chicago returning to Cornell for a year in H399 and in i902 she spent the winter at Chicago. In the same year Miss Roberts was made an Assistant Professor of Mathematics. In July, 1904, she was promoted to the position of Associate Professor. During the absence of Dean Stanton in Europe in l906, the Board of Trustees appointed Miss Robertsacting Dean of the Junior College, also she acted as head of the Mathematics Department. . As Miss Roberts now is interested in all college activitiesjso she was as a student. She was an active member of the Y. W. C. A. She was a charter member of the Phileleutheroi Literary Society and belonged to the Pi Beta Phi fraternity. . Through these years of faithful and unselfish service to her college and to ours, she has kept in close touch with the students and the different phases of student life. It is safe to say that as each new student has gone down the classification line and come in contact with Miss Roberts, an admiration has sprung up which has increased as he has become acquainted with her. No one could take Mathematics under her without doing his conscientious best. She has the sincere and undying love of all her own students and the admiration of those who do not know her personally.