Sioux Falls College - Sioux Brave Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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Beth Bradley Professor of Piano B. Mus., University of Illinois; Graduate Study; Composition under Felix Borowski, Organ under Dr. Herbert Knight at Northwestern University; Harmony under Adolph Weidig, Piano Assistant, at the American Conservatory of Music at Chicago; Pi Kappa Lambda. Tj.QamJM t Kenneth Norby Professor of Violin Sioux Falls College, Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Alvina Palmquist Professor of Voice B. Mus., University of South Dakota; M. M., Chicago Musical College; Studied Voice under Herbert Wither- spoon, Graham Reed, Isaac Van Grove; Mu Phi Epsilon; Appeared as soloist, Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. Twenty-two

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Conservatory of Music William Lee Bright Monmouth College; Pupil of George Ferguson, New York City; Post Graduate work under F. Morse Wemple, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass. The Department of Music under the direction of Professor Lee Bright has contributed much to life on the campus. Its student recitals, operetta, and concerts of the choir, band, and orchestra afford the students ex- cellent opportunities for participation in musical per- formances. Many of the students are engaged in the study of music not solely for professional training but for its cultural value. Bible and Religious Philosophy A. W. Fauquet B. A., University of Nebraska; M. A., Sioux Falls College; Graduate work, University of Nebraska; University of South Dakota. Through the department of Bible and Religious Education, Sioux Falls College is every year graduating students who become leaders in the spiritual life of their community. Seme enter into definite religious work, while the others, no matter in what business they are engaged, manifest the results of their college religious training. Twenty-one

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PROGRESS Lloyd M. Wendt Professor of Journalism B. S., Northwestern University; National Scholarship Award, Sigma Delta Chi; George C. Bastian Honor Award, Northwestern University; Delta Sigma Rho; Pi Kappa Delta. Arthur C. Gray Professor of Speech B. A., University of Oregon; M. A., Cornell Unive r- sity; Member National Collegiate Players; Appeared in New York on the Professional Stage for three years; Director of Little Theater, Eugene, Oregon. Louis Hall Swain Professor of English B. A., Duke University; M. A., Duke University; Kappa Delta Pi. Twenty-three