The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29
SIX new MEMBERS OF
COLLEGE STAFF CHOSEN

Six new members have been added
to Flagstaff Teachers college faculty
to replace faculty members leaving
permanently or for long-term special
studies.
Among those leaving permanently
are 7. D. Jessuppe, director physical
education department; C. V. Ridgely,
head of the music department; Emsy
Lynch, coach and science teacher;
Mrs. Lorna Jessup, domestic science;
Mrs. Carolyn Smith, business secre-
tary, and Miss Dorothy Gelhaus, sec
retary to the president.
Those leaving for study are Miss
Lora Maxwell, Miss Mildred Whetsel,
and Miss Corrielia Dockstader.
New faculty members secured thus
far:
Dorothy Leah Augustin, training
teacher, second grade. ABB, State
Teachers college, San Jose, Calf;
AM, University of Southern Califor-
MIA; summer sessions, Columbia uni
versity, University of Southern Cali
fornia; experience, three years in pub
lie elementary schools of California;
two years supervisor and demonstra-
ton teacher at State Teachers college,
San Jose.
Andrew G. Peterson, history. A. B.,
Brigham Young university; MA, Uni
versity of Utah; two years work in
law in the Columbian Correspondence
School of Law, and the Illinois Col
lege of Law; summer school, Univer-
sity of California. Five years princi-
pal of elementary schools in Apache
county; teacher in Gila academy (now
Gila college) 1903-5, and principal
1905-1920; principal Spanish Fork
high school, 1921-1922; superintendent
of schools Spanish Fork, Utah, 1922
1924; principal st. Johns high school,
1926-1927.
Bertha Garlock, home economics.
B.S., MS, Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical college; experience-seven
years in public schools of western
Oklahoma; one year head of home
economics, Alva, Okla, high schools;
two years student assistant in the de-
partment of chemistry, Oklahoma A.
and NJ. college; one year dietitian and
instructor of dietetics, Florida state
hospital; one year head of department
of home economics in Clarendon col
lege, Texas.
R. B. Courtright, music. Graduate
of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music;
one year postgraduate work at Chi
cago; six years special study in
Columbus, Ohio. Experience: Four
teen months as soloist and band di-
rector during World war; for many
years director Of glee clubs, bands, or
chestras, schoirs and private instruc-
tor; college experience-five years
head of music department, State
Teachers college, Warrensburg, Mo-; );
two years at State Teachers college,
Natchitoches, La.
Edward Voltmer, head department
Of physical education. Alb, AM,
University of Iowa; all work COM
pleted for PhD. with the exception of
nine hours; experience, five years;
coach of football, basketball, baseball
and track, and head of department OF
physical education at Okmulgee, Okla.
Rudolf H. LaFvik, head coach. ABB,
Concordia college, Moorhead, Mimi;
degree of bachelor Of physical educa-
ton, Y. NJ. C. A. college, Springfield,
Mass; summer schoois-1922, Uni
versity of Illinois school of coaching;
1925, University of Wisconsin school
for coaches: 1927, "Pop" Warmers
school for coaches, Colorado Agricul-
tural college; 1927, Knute Rockne's
school for coaches, Utah Agricultural
college, Logan. Playing experience
captain of football, basketball and
baseball teams at Moorhead college;
regular on football, basketball and
track teams at Springfield Y. NJ. G. A.
college; coaching experience-1920-22,
coach of all sports, Concordia college;
1925, basketball coach and assistant
coach in football and basketball at
Colorado college; 1925-27, coach of
basketball and baseball and assistant
coach of football at Colorado Agricul-
t1lral college. Fort Collins.