St Olaf College - Viking Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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'wi 6517 -,..,. Agnes Glasoe, A. B. Miss Glasoe completed her course at the University of Minnesota in 1903. She has devoted several years to teaching in the high schools of this and adjoining states. Her work at St. Olaf College is as assistant in the Departments of German and English, besides act- ing as preceptress of Mohn Hall. x,- Alfred O. Anclerson, A. B., B. P. E. Prof. Anderson received his college education at St. Olaf College, graduating in 1909. He then studied at the Physical Training School of Springfield, Mass., for two years, from which institution he received the degree of B. P. E. Since IQII he has been Director of Physical Education at St. Olaf College. Engeloret T Tufte, A. M. Prof. Tufte graduated from St. Olaf College in 1909. In IQIO he was awarded a scholarship in biology by the University of North Dakota. He has pursued post- graduate work at the same institution receiving the degree of A. M. During the summer months he has done practical field Work in botany in connection with the University of North Dakota. In IQII-I2 he taught biology at the same institution. This year he takes Miss Stark's place in the Department of Biology. 31 -- Q 7 K, -C-'- ,.-f .gi- -new 215- D F? 4' 4' D . ,.-L

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N.- 'QSQ 4 --f-'X,,,-'it 1'- fg---.,. .45 . - , H 1 Vxx Agnes lVl. Kittelsby, A. B. Miss Kittelsby is also a graduate from St. Olaf Col- lege. Since graduating in I900 she has taught at Au- gustana College, at St. Ansgar Academy, and at VV al- dorf College. At present she is assisting in the De- partments of Latin and English. Kr 'X...5..-,--O '-7 4-'P- ' N X - 3.57-A, . Peter Olai l-lollancl, B. S. Prof. Holland graduated from St. Olaf College in IQO4. He then studied at the U. C. Seminary for one year, and was principal of Scandinavia Academy for one year. At St. Olaf College he has been assistant in the Departments of Chemistry, Physics, and Mathe- matics. At present he is the business manager of the institution. Ole Eclwarcl Rolvaag, A. M. Prof. Rolvaag completed his college course at St. Olaf in IQO5. Since that time he has pursued post- graduate Work at the University of Christiania and at St. Olaf College, receiving the degree of A. M. from the latter institution. His work at St. Olaf College is as assistant in the Department of Norwegian. 30

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' x XJ. is .1 -C 1 'Nuf- A JV., - Af,-MNL ..7' .,-.17f,7.- - -3- ... Q-T ,xikai -'fs'-:lv-bf -P - - - X 45 . P' 4.1 X-'Lg 4:- .2 ai? .,.:. , S.. -VN,-: - - -N ,- .1 Absalom C. Erclahl, A. B. Prof. Erdahl is a graduate of St. Olaf College, grad- uating in IQII. His work at St. Olaf College was as assistant in the Department of Norwegian. This year he is pursuing post-graduate work. i ment of English. J. Jorgen Thompson, A. M. g Prof. Thompson graduated from St. Olaf College in 1909. After teaching for one year he continued his studies at the Royal Frederick's University of Chris- tiania. His work at St. Olaf College is as assistant in the Department of Norwegian, and as superintendent of the Men's Dormitory. 32 Anna Drotning Miss Drotning received her educational training at Milwaukee Downer College and at the University of Wisconsin. She has taught in the public schools and at the State Normal and Manual Training School at Ellendale, N. D. At St. Olaf College she has charge of the Department of Home Economics Clara Ellicla Hogg B L T Miss Hegg received her higher education at the Uni versity of Wisconsin. She has devoted several years to high school work in this and adjoining states Her work at St. Olaf College is as assistant in the Depart