The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
Name Education
Staff For MSU
Summer Session

tana State University School of
Education staff for the 10-week
summer session were announced
Tuesday by MSU President H.. K.
Newburn. The summer session will
run from June Is through August
10, he said.
Visiting staff members for the
10 weeks will be Lois Ann
Anthony, supervisor of elementary
schools, Alberta Lea, Mimi; Har-
Ian G. Riese of the Montana State
College Division of Education and
Psychology, Bozeman; Winston w
Wetzel, superintendent of schools,
Whitefish; Stasia Mary Ziobrowski,
assistant professor of education,
Queens College, New York, N. Y;
Charles E. Dillon, superintendent
of schools, Victor, and the Rev.
Lawrence E. Anderson, minister,
Mimic United Church, Moose Jaw,
Sask.
Dean Linus J. Carleton of the
School of Education said that Miss
Anthony will teach five courses:
Early Childhood Education, the
Child and the Curriculum 1.-TWO
sections), Supervision and Teach
ing of Arithmetic, and the Slow
and Retarded Learners. Her ex-
perience includes eight years
teaching in public schools, five
years as supervising teacher at
Moorhead State Teachers College,
and five years in her present post
at Alberta Lea.
Riese will teach a summer course
in elementary school education and
will join the regular education
faculty in September as director OF
student teaching, the dean said. He
has been a teacher and administra-
tor in North Dakota public schools
and was manager of a business
firm in Fargo for two years HI
was guidance counselor in the
Wolf Point schools from 1852 tc
1855 and principal of elementary
schools at Glasgow from 1855 tc
1857. He is a World War II vet,
eran.
Wetzel will give courses in
school finance and in secondary
school administration this summer
He was superintendent of school:
at Glendive from 1948 to- 1857, anC
taught at Dawson County Junior
College from 1914 to 1916. He ha:
been a teacher and administrator
in Roundup and Summit, SD. He
was a visiting instructor at MSU
for several summer sessions.
Miss Ziobrowski's courses will
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Elementary School Child, and Ad.
vanced Educational Psychology
She has taught summer courses
and conducted workshops at thu
University of Delaware, Emor,
University, and Temple Universit,
and she has given extension cours.
es for Newark, N. j., State Teach
ers College She has also laugh
in grade schools in Connecticut
During World War II she was
trainer instructor for the U. S
Naval Reserve.
Dillon will teach elementar,
school teaching procedures. He ha
been an administrator and teache
in Colorado public schools an
counselor at the University O
Colorado. He was registrar for tn
Emily Griffith Opportunity Schoc
adult trade school in Denve
from 1852 to 1854. He has laugh
in Alaska, and during World Wa
II he served with the Army Al
Force.
The Rev. Mr.. Anderson wi
teach a course titled Historics
Foundations of American Educa
ton From 1897 through 1916 h
was a minister in Saskatchewan
churches, and from 1947 to 1854 b
was pastor of the Glendive Cor
gregational Church. During h!
pastorate at Glendive he was ais
instructor in philosophy at Dawso
County Junior College.
Detailed information on summt
offerings in the School of Educ;
ton may be obtained by writir
to him at the University, Dean Ca,
Teton said.