The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-08-11
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yea in the State college faculty list
which has just been made public by
the college authorities. There are no
changes in the heads of departments
or among the highest ranking posi-
lions.
The following named will be con
nected with the faculty for the first
time mex school year, which begins
September &c:
Capt. Harry G.. Weaver, U. S. A.
commandant, succeeding Capt. Wei
come Waltz, who has been ordered to
Camp Benning, Ca, for further train
ing. Captain Weaver received his mil
itary training at West Point and has
a splendid war record. For two years
past he has been commandant at Jop.
lin, Mo.
George c. Biggar, a State college
graduate in the class of 1921, will
take a graduate course and do some
teaching in the secondary school of
agriculture.
w. H. Burr, who won national fame
by reason Of his outstanding work in
introducing agriculture into his rural
schools and as a supervisor of vital.
led agriculture in the schools of Nod.
away county, Missouri, will assist in
the department Of education, working
with Prof. C. R. Wiseman in agricul-
tural education. Professor Burr will
also do some extension work in this
field.
Kathleen l. Gillard, who received her
education at Alma college, Michigan,
and at Columbia university, and who
has had several successful years of
teaching experience, will assist in the
department of English.
Cameron G.. Gullette has been elected
to the position of assistant professor
of modern languages. He has had ex-
tensive training in modern languages
and is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan
university.
George Jansen, who received his E.
S. degree from State college last year,
VIII dSSlSI III dSTOIOLly.
Purley L. Keene is to be assistant
in horticulture. Professor Keene spe.
cialized in horticulture in his under
graduate course at the University of
Minnesota and also received his mas
ter's degree in that department of the
same institution. He has had a num-
Der of ear experience in nursery
work. vegetable gardening, etc.
H. L. Kohler will be assistant pro.
fessor of music, in charge of voice
instruction. He is a graduate of Bluff
ton college, Ohio, and holds a certii-
cate from the American Conservatory
of Music, Chicago. He was a regi-
mental song leader in the A. E. F.,
and has had a number of years ex
perience in college teaching and also
in supervising public school music. He
possesses a splendid baritone voice.
Frederick J. Marston, formerly head
of the department of public speaking
at Valparaiso university, will assist
in public speaking, debate and ora.
tory and will give special attention
to dramatics. He holds B. S. and M.
A. degrees from Valparaiso and has
done graduate work toward a doctors
degree at the University Of Chicago.
Lawrence C. Maugh, a graduate of
the University Of Michigan, where he
specialized in civil engineering, will
asst in the civil engineering de-
partment during the coming year.
w. H. Pierce, a graduate of the Uni.
versity of Wisconsin, will assist in the
department of agronomy, his work be-
ing mainly connected with the soil
survey.
Ora Sloat, a State college senior
last year, will instruct in home eco
nomics in the school of agriculture.
Lena Splitter, a graduate of State
college in the class of 1921, will as
sist in the supervision of home eco
Monies teaching.
Pearl Ziegler, another member of
States 1921 class, will be instructor
in home economics in the school Of
agriculture.