Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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MARION JOHNSON JACKSON Assistant Professor ot English and Dramatics A.B., 1917. Iamestown College: MA.. University ot Minnesota. 1932. Graduate Study. University og gtflinnesota. Summers, 1932-1934. 1 3 . IEANETTE G. KROEZE Instructor in Piano and History of Music Graduate. New England Conserv- atory: Teacher. Albert Lea Col- lege: Studied with Eugene He!- iley, New York City: Diller Quaile School. New York City: Countess Helena Morsztyn. Gabriel Feny- vess, and lean Galland. Paris. Q LX. 7-pfv -,Q ,W 5 ' Y Y it X Hn f A, ,Jw W, . I -, .Y I ,, 1 ,., .. --.1-'f'- ,Q - 11, . I .L ln ,Q f Y THOMAS W. IACKSON Professor of Mathematics B.I... 1912. Westminster College fMo.1: A.B.. 1913. Westminster College: A.M.. 1919. University of Missouri: Graduate work, sum- mers. 1913-1920: Graduate work. four quarters. University of Min- nesota. 1930-1934: University oi Southem California. 1937: ln- structor, Westminster College. 1912- 19l4: High School Principal. 1914- l919: Columbia University. Sum- mer. 1938. MARIE E. LEIN Instructor in Modern Languages A.B.. 1933. University of Chicago: A.M.. 1935. University of Chicago: summer session, the K Sorbonne. Paris. 1938: graduate study. the University of Chicago. 1939-1940: Middlebury French School. sum- mer 1940: instructor ol foreign languages, Denison University. 1934-1939. -2- GEORGE N. KNIGHT Professor of Biology B.S.. 1902. Simpson College: ILM.. 1912. Missouri Wesleyan: Sum- mer Schools. University of Ne- braska. University of Iowa. six summers. Proiessor. Missouri Wes- leyan. 1903-1909: Kansas Wesley- an University. 1909-1919. WALDEMAR E. LII.LO Professor of Speech and Economics B.A., 1918. University of North Dakota. Graduate Fellowship, 1922-1923. University ot North Dakota: M.A.. 1923. University of North Dakota: Ph.D. 1935. Univer- sity oi North Dakota: Superintend- ent of Schools, Cavalier. 1923- 1925 Larimore, 1925-1935: Grad- uate Study. University ot Minne- sota. 1928: Instructor, Summer Ses- sion. University ot North Dakota. 1924. 1935.

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,av- , A Q 9 1 ': '-, 2 ' iv' I it I , iI f :1f 'i' ..- A. I. DRESSLER Prolessor oi Religious Education Ph.B.., Bellevue. College: Graduat- ed Omaha Theological Seminary: Graduate work, Princeton Semin- arv, Majoring in English Bible. B.D.g Graduate work tor M.A., Yale University. 1926-1927: Ph.D.. 1930, Hartford Seminary Founda- tion. in field ot Fteligious Educa- tion. VIVIAN GILCHRIST Secretary to the President B.S., Iamestown College. 1940 Experience, Sunset Gao School Tennessee. 1940-41: Certificate Jamestown School ot Business. 1941. CHARLES EDGAR FULTON Assistant Professor oi Mathematics, Bursar A.B., 1892, Parsons College: A.M.. 1895. Parsons College: graduated McCormick Theological Seminary. 1895. H. B. HART Professor of Chemistry B.S., in Education, 1916. Kansas State Teachers College: M.S., 1919, University ot Iowa: Ph.D., 1921. University of Iowa: Graduate As- sistant, University oi Iowa, 1918- 19207 Teaching Fellow, University ct Iowa, 1920-1921: Professor Chemistry and Physics, Albany College, 1924-1929. .L H. S. GART1-IUNE Instructor ol Physics, Biology and History B.S., 1929, South Dakota State College: M.S., Colorado University. 1941. ELSA HOTTINGER instructor in Voice A.B., 1919, University ot Illinois. M. Music, 1938, Sherwood School oi Music: Studied Voice with Oscar Shoeuqer. New York: Paris, France with Gabriel Lapierre. Albert Carre, Director oi Opera Comique: Iecmne Krieger, Paris Opera: Leading Contralto Opera Houses. Liege, Belgium: Bordeaux. Strasbourg, Marseilles, France: San Carlo Opera Company on tour two seasons. U.S.A.: Instructor in Voice, Iowa State Teachers College, 193B-1989.

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KEMPER G. MCCOMB Professor of Bible and Religious Education A.B., Lafayette College, 1908: Princeton Seminary cmd Princeton University, 1913-1914: Biblical Sem- inary, New York, 1914-1916: Ohio Slate University, 1931-1934: Can- didate, Ph.D. degree: Stat! of Biblical Seminary, Secretary Som- erset and Essex Co.: Council ot Religious Education 1916-1929: Min- ister ot Education, Broad Street Presbyterian Church, Columbus, Ohio, 1929-1934. C. L. ROBERTSON Professor o! Education A.B. and Bac11e1or's Diploma in Education, 1911, University of North Dakota: M.S. fEducationl, 1931, University of North Dakota. Taught in three summer sessions at Dickinson Normal School: Superintendent oi Schools, Hebron, 1911-1920: State High School ln- spector, 1920-1923: Deputy State Superintendent, 1923-1924: Superin- tendent ot Schools in Iamestown. 1924-1939 '--Lk-I.. ,- - -.J-' ne-Q' 4P ' PAUL 1. MORCK Instructor in Instrumental Music Conservato of Oslo Norw . YY , GY! McPhail School of Music. IOHN A. SAATHOFF Professor of Sociology and Political Science A.B., 1912, Dubuque University: A.M., 1927, University of Iowa: Ph.D., 1930, University ot Iowa: Graduate Assistant, University of lowa, 1927-1929: Instructor, Univer- sity of Iowa, 1929-1930: University ot Michigan, Summer 1937: Visit- ing lecturer in Sociology in Univer- sity ot Iowa, Summer 1939: Mem- ber oi North Dakota Pardon Board. MILDHED L. RECKNAGEL Instructor, Physical Education B.S., in Education, 1934, Witten- burg College: Graduate Assistant ll-l'.P.lI-2.1 Director of Intramurals. Wittenburg College, 1935-1937: Col- umbia University, 1939: University of Cincinnati, 1932: Wittenburg College, 1938: Supervisor in Heatlh and Physical Education in all schools, and Instructor in Biology, Oakhill, Ohio, 1937-1939: Instruct- or in Tennis, Camp Counselor tor Y.W.C.A. Springfield, Ohio, 1935. FOSTER YORK ST. CLA111 Professor of English A.B.. 1926, Harvard College: A.M. 1927, Harvard University: Ph.D., 1931, Harvard University: Instruct- or in English, University of Wis- consin, 1927-1929. ,ii