Milton College - Fides Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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MISS ALBERTA CRANDALL Attended Hamilton College at Lexington, Ky., Alfred University at Alfred, N. Y.; graduated from Milton College in Piano- forte in 1897 and in voice from Milton Col- lege in 1898; was assistant teacher of Piano at Alfred University from 1901 to 1902; joined the Milton College Faculty in 1903 as Instructor of Pianoforte and since 1910 has been Director of the School of Music. MRS. ELLEN C. PLACE Attended Alfred University and New England Conservatory of Music; Instructor in Violin at Alfred University from 1898 to 1902; joined Milton College Faculty in 1904 and has served at intervals as Instructor of Violin and Cello; has served continuously since 1924; Director of Treble Clef from 1927 to 1929; Director of Orchestra 1930- 31. MRS. KATHRYN B. ROGERS Graduate of Milton College School of Mu- sic in 1903; has been Member of the Milton College Faculty as Instructor in Organ since 1921; Director of Treble Clef in 1930. MISS MARJORIE M. TIBBALS Received B.A. degree from Ripon College; has done post-graduate work at Ripon Col- lege and University of Wisconsin; is now studying at the University of Wisconsin; served on the Milton College Faculty as Instructor in Latin from 1927 to 1930. 1231

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HAROLD O. BURDICK Received B.A. degree from Milton Col- lege in 1919; M.A. University of Wisconsin in 1926; Instructor at University of VViscon- sin; member of Phi Sigma and Sigma Xi Fraternities; Professor of Biology at Salem College, Salem, W. Va., from 1919-1929; came to Milton College as Professor of Biology in 1929. DR. WILLIS E. JOHNSON Received B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. from Uni- versity of Minnesota; has received various other degrees from other Colleges and Uni- versities; has taught in Cornell University, University of Minnesota and various other schools; President of Teachers Colleges at E-llendale, N. D., and at Aberdeen, S. D., and of the South Dakota State College; member of Phi Beta Kappa and other Fra- ternities; came to Milton College as Dean of Education in 1930. JAMES T. McCALMONT Received B.A. degree from Tarkio Col- lege, Tarkio, Mo., in 1915; M.A. Tarkio College 1916; has done work at the Armour Institute of Technology in Chicago; attend- ed summer school at Iowa State College, and University of Minnesota; taught at Tarkio College, Augustana College, Sioux Falls, S. D.; came to Milton College in 1930 as Associate Professor of Mathematics and Instructor of Chemistry. NORRIS ROWBOTHAM Received B.A. degree from Beloit College in 1925; member of Pi Kappa Alpha; has been on the Milton College Faculty as Pro- fessor of Physical Education for Men and Coach of Athletics since 1926.

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MRS. JO HELEN ROVVBOTHAM MARTINE M. LANPHERE Attended La Crosse State Teachersy Col- Attended Milton Academy and College lege, University of Wisconsin and Univer- from 1883 to 1887; has been Chief Engineer sity of Illinois; received B.S. degree from of Milton College since 1908; Chairman of the University of Illinois in 1929; Instruc- the Campus Improvement Committee. torship at the University of Illinois for two years; member of Kappa Delta Pi and Alpha Sigma Mu; Instructor in Physical Education for Girls at Whitewater High School; Instructor in Physical Education for Women in Milton College since 1930. We W J+AL 6WWi, Jaw much '1 m. i. 1 R HANNAH 8 MM EICK ! 1 MRS. MAY 0. MAXSON Attende xlton ollege threeW years; re- I Attended Milton College from 1877 to Mpeived B.A. degree from Salem College, 1879; has been Matron of Goodrich Hall w Salem, W. Va., in 1921; has done further since 1923. work at the University of Wisconsin; was Librarian at Salem College from 1920 to 1923; is at present an Instructor on the Extension Division of the University of Wisconsin and is at the head of the Milton College Publicity Campaign.