The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-13
ADDITIONS TO
IA. G. FACULTY
.AREANN0UNCED
Made Necessary by Steadily
! Increasing Enrolment of
Students There

6 Fargo, N. D., July Exhibitions
to the faculty Of the North Dakota
agricultural college made necessary
Nv the steadily increasing enroll
mcnt of students were announced
today by President John Lee Coul-
ter together with several changes in
personnel and promotions.
DR.. R. I. Hance, instructor in ZOO
logy, has resigned to engage in ZOO
logical research work for special
I. Foundation of the University of
! Pennsylvania, and, at the beginning
. of the fall term will be succeeded
by DR.. A. D. Whedon, who is now
t engaged in geological Instruction at
the Pennsylvania university. Doctor
: Whcdon received his bachelor of
Parts and master of science degrees
J Doctors degree at the University of
|, Pennsylvania.
II f. d. Bolts has been named as an
instructor in chemistry. Mr.. Bolts
fis a graduate of Albany college,
Is Oregon. and has taken post-grad-
"
II WISCONSIN, where he received his
Hmaster's degree. He was an in
| structor in chemistry at the Wiscon-
Esin institution, and during the war
Gwas in research chemistry work for
Ethe government at Sheffield, Ala.
4 George Dewey, assistant to Athle-
Vtic Director Stanley E. Borleske,
Swho coached the state champion BIZ
Il son basketball team last winter,
has been engaged for the entire
! looming year as assistant professor
Nof physical education and ass slant
director of athletics.
n Expansion of industrial agricul-
II tural and home economics training
Egjven in high schools Of the state
Hand administered Srom the Agricul-
h tural college under the Smith
II Hughes act, has made necessary the
\ engagement of two additional in
\ Instructors, James A. Mclaughlin, in
Instructor in trades and industries,
land Il. f. Mcconnell of Lewiston,
NMont, instructor in agricultural cd
Eucation.
n Two members of the 1923 gradual
fling class will teach at the college
Ethis fall, o. NJ. Fuller, who will be
IAN instructor in agricultural econo-
Y mics, and Miss Frances Root, in
h structor in physical education for
kwomen, and home economics.
4 DR.. Earle ID. Ross, professor of
history, and Oliver P. Field, in
structor in history, have handed in
their designations, effective at the
lend of the summer school term. Mr..
Ross will go to Iowa State college
as instructor in history, and Mr.
nFicld will enroll at the Minnesota
university this fall for work lead
Hng to doctors degree.
Ralph %. Nafziger, instructor in
Journalism and member of the
l Implications staff, resigned July l
to take Il position as editorial writer
\ for the Fargo Tribune. A. r. Me-
lander, instructor in architecture
Eand architectural engineering. has
y resigned to enter commercial work
hin Duluth. Eugene Drake has been
h named to fill the vacancy created
by the resignation of DR.. Frank
I Thone as instructor in botany and
1 bacteriology.
\ Five assistant professors have
n been promoted to the rank of asso-
ciate professor, A. F. Yeager, horti-
\ cqlture; Miss Adall Lewis, home
Z cfonomics; II, S. Rush, mechanical
engineering; NJ. B. Erickson, me-
chanical engineering, and G. D. Van
&Dyke, physics.