St Cloud State Teachers College - Talahi Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

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H. P. LOHRMAN Chairman, Social Science Division. The social science department is one of State's largest departments, Courses are offered in history, sociology, political science, and economics. ln ad- dition to the regular class worlc, special proiects and short trips are used to supplement the material given in the courses. This department alters a uniaue sum- mer course for which group-trip led by staff department is geared credits are given for a long members. Every aspect of the to fit the needs of the indi- vidual by preparing him to live in our culture through acquaintance and customs of all peoples in relation to himself. with the thoughts, theories, BACK: Calvin Gower, Assistant Professor of History, James Harris, Pro- fessor of History, Robert Creamer, instructor in Social Science. FRONT: Mariorie Morse, Associate Professor of History, Ruth Nelson, Instructor in Social Science, Edwin Cates, Professor of History. Social Science lx BACK: Ted Newman, Assistant Professor of Economics, Carl Folkerts, Professor of Eco- nomics, Ralph Holloway, Associate Professor of Sociology, James Davis, Associate Professor of Political Science, Ronald Riggs, Professor of Political Science. FRONT: Alma Bargabus, Instructor in Social Science, Harold Lieberman, Associate Professor of SocioloQY: Hattie Larson, Instructor in Social Science, Claude Delloppo, Instructor in Education. 3 A Left to right - Doug Sater, Graduate Assistant, Robert Brown, Associate Professor of Geography, Philip Tideman, Assistant Professor of' Geogra- phy, Donald Netzer, Associate Professor of Geography, 23

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Mathematics, Science I I O I is Science-Math Building . an Now a Reality J- V5 . T I E, 1' 5, , . lf' f -' . 1 f V : A 'IQ 'M 9' 'ri - t Y.-K -I, ag . - . Q 'if 13 ,9 32 - 1..-.3 X .i:i.1:'- I 1 'I .- A if A. F. NELSON Chairman, Mathematics and Science Division. The building that was only a dream is now a reality. The science and math division has long awaited the new building with the increased space and facilities. With the great emphasis being placed on science- math in the high school curriculum and the opening of new fields of scientific research, the responsibili- ties of these departments have increased. Courses are offered for people who will seek employment in the fields of research and business. Well designed programs are offered for those who plan to teach. Alyn Dull, Instructor in Mathematics, Ernest Stennes, matics, Cloud Crawford, Instructor in Mathematics, Mathematics, Allen Brink, Instructor in Mathematics, fessor of Mathematics, Clifford Bemis, Professor of imma I.: Be wi Orville Ziebarth, Instructor in Chemistry, Ludwig Rasfeld, Instructor in Chemistry, Russ Arndts, ln- structor in Chemistry, John Laokso, Associate Pro- fessor of Biology and Chemistry, Arthur Nelson, Professor of Chemistry. 22 Assistant Professor of Mathe- Dorothy Nash, Instructor in Roland Vandell, Associate Pro- Mathematics. Gerald Ahlquist, Assistant Professor of Physical Science, Philip Youngner, Associate Professor of Physics, George Skewes, Professor of Science Edu- cation, Robert Tennison, Instructor in Physics, Roger Price, Instructor in Physics, Hiro Loll Boisya, Instructor in Physics. Harold Hopkins, Associate Professor of Biology, Jackson Davis, Assistant Professor of Biology, David Grether, Assistant Professor of Biology, Harry Goehring, Associate Professor of Science Education, Max Portch, Associate Professor of Bi- ology, Hugh Barker, Associate Professor of Bi- ology.

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Library LUTHER BROWN Director, Instructional Resources The David L. Kiehle Library is one of the most attractive buildings on our campus. With the increased enrollment and the increased emphasis on education, the library has become a busy place. The students early realize the ad- vantages ot its Une facilities. Dr. Brown and his staff, ever alert to the changing needs of the students, completely revised the physical plan this past summer. They in- creased the study area, made references more available and concentrated the stacks in vital areas. Library Undergoes Revision Etny Nequette, Assistant Librarian, Marina Axeen, Reference Librarian, Betty Aigner, Library Assistant, Veronica Wensmann, Library Assistant, Ruth Moshier, Catalogue Librarian. f nrgram I: at Inav 5 Svthl Cf SEATED: Amelia Hockert, Library Secretary. STANDING: Nellie Larson, Lyle Wandrei, Graduate Assistant, A-V Service, Robert Crose, Instructor, Library Assistant, Maynard Biorgo, Periodicals Librarian, Sue Mass, Lab. Assistant in A-V Service: George Erickson, Instructor in Educotion, A-V School Librarian, Harold Opgrand, Circulation and Reserve Librarian, Servife. Catherine Budewitz, Curriculum Librarian. 24