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

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The Faculty: A Group with Varied Interests Life the man who thinks for himself, the members of the faculty have many interests, Some are closely connected with their Helds and others are as far apart as Dr. Arthur Nelson's hobby of collecting old coins or Dr. Marvin l-lolmgren's hobby of raising geraniums. Turning on Channel Two on a Monday night, you will see St. Cloud's newest television star Dr. Lorene Marvel. Dr. Harry Goeh- ring conducted a science class as part of the educational television series last fall, and Mr. Alfred Lease conducted an industrial arts class last winter. Taking the traditional busman's holiday is Mr. Harold Krueger who directs the varsity band at St. Cloud and in his spare time plays as a member of the St. Cloud Municipal Band. A number of the faculty have had works published recently. Dr. Rob- ert Rie is the author of nine articles which will appear in the Encyclo- paedia of International Law to be published in Berlin. Dr. Lorene Mar- vel has written two music resource books which are now being tested in selected classrooms in six states. A new book on Joseph Conrad will contain an essay on Conrad by Mr. John Wills. Mr. Harvey Waugh has recently published an arrangement of a number for the concert choir. Meeting a new challenge in teaching is Mr. Ronald Riggs. Mr. Riggs is conducting a class on current events for a group at the St. Cloud Reformatory. The list of accomplishments and interests of the faculty could go on and on. Through these pursuits they bring renewed interest and valu- able experiences tothe classroom. 27

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HealTh Clinic The health clinic, under The direction of Mrs. Conlin, operates To serve The besT inTeresTs of The students. From The physicals Talcen during freshman week, Through The aches and pains of college years, down To The Tinal examination before graduation, every precaution is Taken To insure The health and Welfare of The sTudenT. Office STaff The office staff plays an imporTanT role in The daily life of The college. IT is This group ThaT sees That ap- pointments are kept, That supplies are ordered, Telephone calls are made and in general That The machinery of The college is running smoothly. 1 'HK , . . ' i i 'Wg' -L f. .. . il: ' . Y 3 . E XT' 7.2. W Marguerite Conlin, R.N., ii and Ruth Nystrom BACK: Maynard Larson, .June Cameron, Inez Kronenberg, Kathy Thul, BACK: Lorraine Koshiol, Margaret Sartell, Sharon Beumer, Mary Peter Hazel Szafranski, Earl Hoshal, Alice Pelzer, Yvonne Bardson, Alvin Gill. son, Pat Surma, Marie Hennen, Ruth Gehm. FRONT: Josephine Hanlon FRONT: Susie Leisen, Pauline Stahl, Ann Marie Olson, Lois Winkelman, Leone Bauerly, Jewell Paulson, Barbara Belschner, Patricia Bates, LaVerne Mugg, Georgianna Lahr. 26

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