Central Alumni Have Made Successes Across the Nation
Central college celebrates seventy five years of graduates who have excelled in teaching, ministry, law, medicine, and academia. The issue features photographs and sketches of alumni who contributed to science, law, religion, and other fields, reflecting the college’s impact and pride.
Long-tenured Central College Faculty Dean H W Pietenpol
H W Pietenpol, among the college’s oldest faculty members, has served since 1916 and was dean for thirteen years. Initially an instructor in physics and mathematics, he now teaches physics alone and acts as an advisor to students alongside Miss Graham, the dean of women. He praises the students, reflecting on his years of contact with them.
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H. W
Pietenpol
Ietenpol
Miss Graham
After Effects of the Picnic At Central College
Prof George F Sadler who came to Pella in 1910 from Georgia describes the growth of Central College music department. He notes expansion from one piano and single instructor to multiple pianos studios and three instructors. He cites funding challenges and confirms the bachelor of music and A B degrees now offered. He also details his tenure as organist and the department’s financial resilience.
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Skunk River
Central College
Sadler
Athen
Georgia
State University
Pella
Central
Liggett
Carl Woodford
Oskaloosa
The
Baptist Church
Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Central places stress on music at college
Central college emphasizes music in its teaching with private instruction and individualized study. Recitals occur weekly, including commencement programs with all departments represented. The college band and glee clubs tour regionally, enhancing campus events with frequent performances.
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Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Central College
Wys
Gles
Dr Norton and Dr Speer Receive Doctor of Divinity
At Ottawa University commencement Wednesday evening Rev Hal Eyerton vice president and Rev Rollo E Speer Baptist church La Grange Illinois were awarded the degree of Doctor of Divinity. The event featured remarks about the value and dignity of scholarly achievement and the ceremony affirmed the pair as worthy recipients.
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Hal Eyerton
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kansas
Rollo E. Speer
The
Baptist Church
la Grange
Hall
Gambrell
Toones
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Henry Fikse
Aurora Reformed Church
Stickney, S. D
Joseph H. Johnson
Forty-third General Assembly of Iowa
Knoxville
John S. Illen
Forest University
Grinnell College
Peter Hoogeveen
Cushing
Ray Fox
Iowa City
Kayn van Zante
Superior Court of
Kings County
Hanford
Cal
Jennie Kuyper
Japan
Tokio
William R. Yard
White Temple Baptist Church
Marshalltown
Cyrenus Cole
C.S
Cornie DE Bruyn
DE Bruyn
Hal E. Norton
Kans
William B. Pietenpol
State University of Colorado
Boulder, Colo
Anna Hospers
Lewiston
Idaho
George A. Jewett
Des Moines
Ray Vander Wal
Montezuma
T. H. Liggett
M. S
Dean Pietenpol
H.W. Pietenpol, A. M
C. E. Evers
G. H. Menninga
TH. M
Bible
George Hankamp, A. M
Frances M. Bailey
B. O
Elisa E. Schilling
Cunera van Emmerik, A. B
RE. Connelly
M. A
D. Woodford, Inatelletor
Violin and ‘Orchestra
G. F. Sadler
George F. Sadler
H. W. Pietenpol
Carrie Halbert
C. Bosch
Arcok
Charles Rousshaul
MUS
Dr. Norton
Dr. Speer