Yankton College - Okihe Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

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FACULTY AUSTIN P. LARRABEE Professor oi Biology and Geology B. A., Bowdoin College: M. A., Harvard University: Ph. D., Uni- versity of Iowa: Visiting Profes- sor in Carleton College, l926-27. GEORGE H. DURAN D Vice President: Professor ot Eng- Iish B. Ph., Oberlin College: V. A., M. A., Harvard University: Litt. D., Yanlcton: Student in the Univer- sities of Munich and Oxford 1908-09. FREEMAN R. FALK- Instructor in Piano B. A., B. M., Yankton: Pupil of Percy Grainger, Chicago, sum- mer 1928: Graduate Student, Eastman School ot Music, Ro- chester, New York, 1931-32. WILLIAM C. LANG Instructor in Forensics, History and Sociology B. A., Yankton College: M. A., University of Iowa. GLEN IOHNSON Professor oi Education: Director of Summer School. B. A., University of Idaho: M. A., Columbia University: Student of Advanced School of Education, Columbia University, 1935-36. FRANCES A. DUNHAM Proiessor ot Romance Languages B. A., University ot Nebraska: M. A., Columbia University: Graduate Student University, of Nebraska, 1914-15: Graduate Student, University of Colorado, summers 1918-19: Student in Sor- bonne, Paris, France, summer 1922: Student in University of Grenoble, France, summer 1929, ELMER H. MYERS Secretary and Trasurer of the College B. A., M. A., Bucknell University: B. D., University oi Chicago. LEE N. DAILEY Director of the Conservatory ot Music: Professor ol Music Mus. D., Yankton: Student in Oberlin Conservatory, 1894-97: Student in Germany and France, 1902-04: Student in New York 1915-16. FRED I. N ICHOL Instructor in History and Journal- ism B. A., Yankton: L. L. B., Univer- sity of South Dakota. ROBERT FEYERHARM Assistant to the President B. A., Yankton College: Graduate Student, School of Business Ad- ministration, University of Chica- go.

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MAN SON A. STEWART Miss Clara P. Swain, Dean of Women and instructor in English, received her B. A. degree from Morningside College and her M. A. degree from Columbia Uni- versity where she made a special study of Student Personnel problems. Her gracious dignity and the charm of her manifest interest in Yankton students has earned for her friendship and respect of men and women students. A thorough Workman, she presents at all times an appealing femininity. . Dr. Manson A. Stewart, Registar and Dean of the College, holds the degrees of B. A., M. A., and Ph.D. from the Univer- sity oi Michigan and has headed the de- partment oi Classical Languages at Yanlcton College since his appointment in 1909. The Dean, besides being an unswerv- ing friend oi Yankton students, represents to us character and stability. We have seen him unbowed and uncomplaining in the face ot overwhelming reverses, we have seen him the carpenter, the teacher and the scholar and always we have seen a great and good man. CLARA P. SWAIN

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HARRY H. SAVAGE Professor ol History, Economics and Political Science B. A., Willamette University: M. A., University of Oregon: LL. B., Willamette College ol Law. ROBERT H. BROWN Professor ol Philosophy B. A., Wesleyan University: M. A., Ph. D., Clark University. WARNER IMIG Instructor in Voice B. A., Yankton: Teaching Fellow- ship, De Paue University, 1935- 365 Student of Theodore Harrison 1935-36. PAUL SCHUBERT Professor ol Theology Universities of Munich, Bonn and Heidelberg, 1920-265 Ph. D., Uni- versity Bonng Ph. D., University of Chicago, Professor of Theolo- gy, Redfield College, 1929-32. CARL l-l. SCHULZ Dean ot the School of Theology, Professor ol German Graduate State Teachers' Semi- nary, Hamburg, Germany, 18957 Director of German High Schools in Rio cle Ianeira and Sao Paule, Brazil, 18957 19147 Principal of Redfield College Academy, 1923- 31: Acting President of Redfield College, 1932. FACULTY EZRA I. CAMP Acting Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy B. A., Goshen College: M. S., Ph. D., University of Chicago. CARL A. LIPPENBERGER Professor of Theology B. A., Yankton: Graduate of the German Institute of Chicago The- ological Seminaryg University of Chicago, summer 19175 Professor of Theology, Redfield College, 1916-17. ROSAMOND L. BURGI Instructor in German, English and Latin B. A., Yanktony M. A., University of Chicago. MRS. GERTRUDE B. - GANTZ Manager of Kingsbury Hall Graduate, Pratt Institute, New York City. FLORENCE B. MITCHELL Instructor in Piano and Voice B. M., in Piano and Voice, Yank- tonp Student, Chicago Musical College, summer, 1925: Student, Fontainbleau, France, summer, 1929.