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

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FACULTY Q 'Q' CECIL BOW LING, Ph.D. DONALD BROVVN, Ph.D. D MRS. M. C.OON,. A.B. E. B. DIKE, Ph.D. lrojrssor o Education Professor of Jllalliematirs and Physics Instructor zn Latzn Professor of English HAROLD LDVI ARDS, A.B. A. VV. FAUQUET, A.M. LEONARD A. FORD., Ph.D. MILDRED HICKMAN, A.M. 1 lnslrudor in Violin Professor of Bible and Philosophy Professor of Clzemzstry Professor of Engllsfl Born in Rouen, France, Dr. Bowling could also speak German and Russian before he learned English, served as an interpreter when fifteen and recently as a secret service agent investigating com- munistic activities in the CCC. A Sigma Phi Deltan, Pi Mu Epsilon and Uni- versity of Illinois grad, Dr. Brown and a twin brother performed in the annual, interscholastic circus for ten years. Also in the choir and glee club, Brown was a swimming and diving expert and Y camp recreational director. Having read Caesar and Virgil by the age of ten, Mrs. Coon attended Grand Island college, Sioux Falls college, Northern Normal and Northwestern University, has had her poems published and takes great pride in her blue ribbon Rhode Island Red chickens. A B.S. from Northwestern, M.A. from Harvard, and a Ph.D. from the University of Edinborough, Scotland, where he and a fellow named Andrew lvfellon tried to get their equal money's worth along with Scottish students, Dr. Dike is a philologist, golfer and an accomplished spare-time pianist. With a hobby of mountain climbing and experi- ence as a railroad chef, young Mr. Edwards is quite a versatile person. Since his first violin lesson when twelve, Edwards has studied under Dr. Guilio Minetti, Arnulo Arentzen and others, played in vari- ous orchestras and studied at Mills college. Professor Fauquet, SFC,s veteran faculty member and former pastor, remembers intense dislike of his first day at school. He has overcome this to receive degrees at Grand Island college and the University of Nebraska and do further graduate study at Nebraska and SDU. A reserve lieutenant and instructor in the army's chemical warfare service, a member of the Amer- ican Chemical Society, Phi Lambda Epsilon, Phi Chi Sigma and formerly with a military academy, Dr. Ford earned his Ph.D. at the University of Iowa, once disliked chemistry and has had educa- tional papers published. Once defeated by Democrats when Republican candidate for county recorder, mandolin player Mildred Hickman prefers to remember Morningside college, the University of Iowa, her outstanding speech work, membership in Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Tau Delta, her poetry published in two an- thologies, a brochure and countless magazines. A. G. professor of, FRAIN Professor I

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Q 1 ACULT Y AND ASSISTANTS l Cmnix l sc uuu Anuisns Foss. A-B. Ivlaxcz.-iam Loss SoNJ.iMANsoN,A-B. JUNE MELVIN DOROTHY PARSONS, A-B. Mrs L B V'mAusd'1ll SN J, ,U Rfgnfm, 41933, St-L-'y 10 Pres. 119385 Stenograplzer Accountant Ass 5fIl71fI7lPII17l0 lIlJfl'Ill'fllI' in Band Instrilrfor 171 Pl1y.vicalEd11ratio11 Beth Bradley took her first music lesson when but four years old, studied four years in a convent, Villa de Chantall, and the University of Illinois. I-Ier teachers have included Rudolph Reuter and Felix Borowski. Once, while playing for a large group, she was unable to recognize the melody on the off-tune piano and repeatedly returned to the beginning for fresh starts. Since her first appearance in pigtails and a brown dress, Alvina Palmquist has attained a master's degree at the Chicago Musical college where she was a scholarship student. A charter member of Mu Phi Epsilon, Miss Palmquist overcame parental disapproval of her musical tendencies. Mrs. C. B. Van Ausdall graduated from Grinnell college in Iowa, is the accompanist in the conserva- tory of music and her chief hobby is imparting talent to her children. Genial Ed Arnott, college engineer, received his B.A. from Sioux Falls college. Gratia Engberg, secretary to the registrar, and Margaret Long, secretary to the president, also attended rival commercial schools but are so friendly and co-operative, that one doubts any possibility of friction. More traditional is the friendly enmity that places Dorothy Parsons, accountant and SFC grad, and june Melvin, former student and honorary member of Xanadu, against the two secretaries. Student instructors are Sonja Manson, women's physical education director, and Ardeen Foss, in- structor in band. Both will receive B.A.'s from Sioux Falls college this year. Miss Manson has attended the University of Wisconsin and is quite willing to endorse any popular breakfast food.