The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-09-11
TEN DAYS BEFORE
COLLEGE OPENING
ON SEPTEMBER % STATE COL,
LEGE WILL OPEN FOR THE
FALL TERM
AUGMENTED TEACHING CORPS CHOSEN
Summer Months Have Been Devoted
To Putting Buildings in Repair and
Making Plans for New Year.

Waxing FIdnS TOT NC" ICc'.
One week from next Monday the
thirty-fifth school year of the South
Dakota State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts Will open and the
outlook is excellent for a large at.
tendance. Many of the old students
whose college life was interrupted by
the war will return and the influx of
new students will be in excessof the
number that had been expected. AS
an evidence of the intention of the
regents of education to give the stu
dents the best teaching force p%rocura-
BILE, the Register gives a full list Of
the faculty, as kindly furnished us by
President Johnson. With the corps
OF teachers, selected as they are from
among the best men and women OF
the younger generation of educators,
there can be no doubt but what the
coming year at State will be one of
the red letther years in her history.
The people of Bookings stand ready
to help in every movement of the year
that will add to the efficiency and
value of the institution. State College
is the real place to send young men
and women for a good practical edu-
cation.
officers of Administration
Willis E.. Johnson, PHI. D., LII. D., presi-
dent.
George L. Brown, Phi. D., vice-president,
dean of the faculty.
Hubert B. Mathews, M. S., assistant
dean of the faculty, director of Sum
mer school.
r. A. Larson, secretary of the College.
James w. Wilson, M. S. A, director
experiment station.
N. E. Hansen, M. S., Sc. D., vice-di-
rector Experiment Station.
Christian Larsen, M. S. A., director
Extension Division.
A. N. Hume, Phi. D., superintendent
Sub-Stations.
George C.. Phillips, B. S., registrar.
Bella Beard, superintendent of the
Women's Halls.
E. C. Miller, NJ. D., College physician,
Division Of Instruction
Freeman Andrews, instructor in Forg.
ing.
Thomas w. Baldwin, Phi. D., professor
of English.
Eva Bickel, B. S., instructor in Home
Economics.
Edward R. Binnewiess, M. S., assistant
professor Of Chemistry.
John A. Bonell, assistant professor Of
Electrical Engineering.
Byron B. Bracket, Phi. D., professor
of Electrical Engineering.
Charles H. Brady, B. S., A. M, pro
fessor of Vocational Education.
fessor of Vocational Education.
George L. Brown, Phi. D., professor of
Mathematics.
Ada B. Caldwell, professor of Indus
trial Art.
Marian Carlisle, instructor in Piano.
Gudrun I. Carlson, B. S., professor OF
Home Economics.
Manley Chamrlin, NJ. s., associate pro-
leSSOI VI A~SIOuOlly, dSSOCldIe dS-
economist, Experiment Station.
Carl Christensen, professor of Music.
Alexander F. Culhane, B. S., assistant
in Dairy ~Husbandry.
B. A. Dunbar, A. NJ, professor of
Chemistry; chemist, Experiment Sta
ton.
Helen Dvorak, Mus. B., instructor in
Violin.
Robert B. Forsee, principal of t he
Preparatory Department.
Matthew Fowlds, B. S., assistant in
Agronomy; assistant in Crops, Ex-
pertinent Station.
Miriam Gerlach, A. B., assistant pro,
fessor of Hygiene.
George Gilbertson, M. s., instructor in
Entomology.
Maude A. Goddard, assistant professor
of Art.
Niels E. Hansen, M. s., Sc. D., pro-
fessor of Horticulture and Forestry;
vice-director and horticulturist, Elk
pertinent Station.
Albert S. Harding, B. S., A. NJ, profess
o OF History and POntlcal science.
Ruth Hjertaas, assistant professor of
Physical Education.
Anton Hogstad, P. c., B. s., instructor
in Pharmacy and Botany.
Glen Hoon, B. s., instructor in Agron-
omy.
Howard H. Hoy, M. S., associate pro-
fessor of Physics and Mechanical
Engineering.
Albert N. Hume, Phi. D., professor of
Agronomy; ~agronomist, Experiment
Station.
B. Eloise Huskins, A. B., assistant pro-
lessor OF Home Economies.
Joseph G. Hutton, NJ. s., associate pro-
fessor Of Agronomy; associate ag-
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