North Dakota State College of Science - Agawasie Yearbook (Wahpeton, ND)

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m m Tacultv Royal A. Brown, B. S. University of Nebraska Professor Brown was graduated from the University of Nebraska with the degree of Bachelor of Science and Agriculture. Me came to the State School of Science in 1920 and since then he has been head of the Agricultural department. W. E. Halsey, A. B. Upper Iowa University Professor Halsey was graduated from the Upper Iowa University with the A. B. degree. He also studied for a short time at the Penn College, Oska-loosa, Iowa. Before joining the State Science School faculty, he was instructor at the Agricultural training school at Park River. Professor Halsey is now teacher of biology and also head of the Academic department at the State School of Science. Georgianna Clark, Ph.B. University of Wisconsin Professor Clark before entering the University of Wisconsin was graduated the Wisconsin State Normal College at Stevens Point. She the n c n -tered the University of Philosophy from that institution. Professor Clark is now head of the department of History and Education at the State School of Science. Fourtfrit

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W. II. Saathoff A. B. Huron College, Huron, South Dakota Prof. Saathoff was graduated from Huron College with the A. B. degree Before coming to this school, he was head of the Commerce department at New Mexico State Normal School, Silver City, New Mexico. In 1921 lie accepted the position ns head of the Commerce department at the State School of Science. A successful year in football and basket hall is attributed to Mr. Saathoff as director of Athletics. He is also Dean of Men. faculty Bari F. Riley B. S. E. Michigan AgriculturaI College, I.a using, Michgan Prof. Rilcv was graduated from the Engineering School of Michigan Agricultural College with the degree o f Bachelor o f Science. After being engaged in practical work, became to the State School of Science as head of the Engineering department and lias held that position several years. In 1921 he accepted the office of Acting President of this institution and has served very ably in that capacity. Harriet Wheeler II. B. College of Agriculture, University of Minnesota Della, Delta, Delta Miss Wheeler was graduated from the University of Minnesota with the degree of II. E. Before joining the Science School faculty, she was instructor of 1 lomc Ecomonics in the city schools of St. Cloud, Minn, for three years. In 1921 she came to the State School of Science as associate professor in the Home Economics Department . Miss Wheeler is also Dean of Women. 1‘aff i hirtffH

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Herbert M. Mapes, B.S. Cornell University, 1 iliaca, X:. Y. Professor Mapes was graduated from Cornell University in 1916 with the degree of Bachlor of Science. He has been at this school for two years and is at present professor of electrical engineering and chemistry. J acultv Phillip (I. Bourne, A. B. Mainline University Held Kappa Professor Bourne was graduated from the Winona State Teachers College in the Class of’17. After he had served in the army for nearly two years he entered Mainline University where he completed the requirements for his A. B. degres which he received in 1921. He then came to the State School of Science as head of the department of Knglish. He also has been engaged as assistant in Athletics and has coached the Preparatory Basket Ball team through a successful season. Donna Forkner A. B. University of North Dak. Kappa Alpha Theta Miss Forkner is a graduate of the Uni verity of North Dakota where she obtained her A. B. degree. She also completed a summer course at the Columbia Univeristy. Miss Forkner for the past few years has been head of the Home Kconomics Department at the State School of Science.