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Leon H. Johnson
Leon H. Johnson (March 6, 1908 — June 18, 1969) was an American chemist and mathematician who served as President of Montana State University from 1964 to 1969. A group of historians named him one of Montana State's four most important presidents in 2011.
==Early life and career==
Leon Johnson was born March 6, 1908, in Hawley, Minnesota, to Hans L. and Petra (Solum) J. Johnson.〔''Who Was Who in American History, Science and Technology'', p. 312.〕 He had four siblings: Brothers Harvey, Burtrum and Hans, and sister Orpha.〔("Orpha V. Anderson." Dobmeier Funeral Home. October 2011. ) Accessed 2013-08-15.〕 His parents were both of Norwegian descent, and he grew up speaking perfect Norwegian.〔Rydell, Safford, and Mullen, p. 93.〕
He enrolled at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota, and graduated with a bachelor's degree in chemistry and mathematics in 1932.〔〔 After graduate, he taught chemistry, music, and physics at high schools in Killdeer and Mandan, North Dakota.〔 he also filled administrative roles in these schools.〔 He left teaching high school in 1939, and took a position as an instructor in agricultural biochemistry at the University of Minnesota. He enrolled the same year in the university's doctoral program, and graduated in 1943 with a Ph.D. in biochemistry. From 1940 to 1943, he was a Frasch Foundation Research Fellow.〔
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