The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-27
SAUVAN ANNOUNCES
CHANGES IN STATE
SCHOOL FACULTIES
Several Get Leaves Of Absence;
Law School Assistants
Named at University


fninistration Of several leaves Of abb
..sence and new faculty appointments
at the university and other North
: Dakota institutions, was announced
here wednesday by Nelson sauvain,
chairman Of the board.
A leave Of absence was granted to
Professor w. E. Bulge to continue his
work on federal project In the state.
He Is professor In ceramic engineer
ing.
Appointment Of Professor Lloyd
Wilcox, to take the place of DR.. Mag
nus, in the sociology department, also
was announced by the board. DR..
Magnus will assume duties with the
federal government. Professor Wilcox
has been an instructor at the Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin. He is q graduate Of
Ohio State.
Simpson Making Survey
:, Continuance Of leave for the next
two months also was granted DR.. H.
e. Simpson, head Of the department Of
geology. He is making q water sur
vey Of several states for the federal
government
A leave Of absence was granted
Professor Selke Of the Dickinson
Teachers college who will study for
his doctors degree at the state uni
versity, and at the same time instruct
in the department Of geology and
geography.
s. Two graduate assistants and two
student assistants were appointed in
the department Of geology and geog-
raphy at the university. They are
Andrew g. Alpha and Orville r. Ly-
ons, graduate assistants and James S.
Moore and Geneva E. Sanders, stu
dent assistants.
Resignation Of Professor Albert
Cgermayer Of the law school was ac-
cepted by the board. Three practicing
attorneys Of Grand Forks will take
over the classes. They are Harold D.
Shaft, former assistant attorney gen.
eral Of the state: Philip r. Bangs and
Carroll Day.
George r. Price was appointed as q
part-time instructor in the English
department and part time reader in
the correspondence department.
Assistants Appointed
Other graduate assistants appointed
were. John Cameron Sim, department
of journalism. Miss Alice Olsen, po-
litical science. Student assistants
are: Richard Stern and Edward Hal
lenberg, applied mechanics. Orville.
T. Mundt was appointed mechanician
in the physics shops. Two student as
sistants in physical education for
woman appointed are: Thelma Rud-
ser and Mary Cave.
Joseph Allen was appointed instruc-
tor In mining engineering: Arthur
K0th was made part time instructor
in mining engineering: E. L. Lium
was appointed part-time assistant
professor Of civil engineering.and Max
r. Benson was made graduate as
sistant In biology. Gilbert r. Plain is
made student assistant in physics
At Valley City Teachers college, the
resignation Of Harry r. Ransom of
the English department was an
nounced. He will 60 to the Colorado
State college at Fort Collins, Col.
His position will be filled by Albert
r. Fulton Of Skaneateles, N. Y. grad
uate Of Hamilton college. and Cornell
and Harvard graduate.
ALI Brandrud, former superintend-
ent Of schools at Goodrich, was ap-
pointed in charge Of practice teaching
at Dickinson Teachers college.
Elmer Carl Erickson was appointed
assistant agricultural adjustment
agent in McHenry county. He is q
graduate Of the University Of North
Dakota.
Employment Of three additional in
structors at the agricultural college
at Fargo, to care for increased enroll
ment was recommended to the board
by President J. H. Shepperd. Enroll
ment in the freshman class has in
creased by ITS students, President
Shepperd said.