Sembaev Abdykhamit Ibneevich

Graduate of 1925

 
    In 1932, he graduated from the Chemical faculty of the Kazakh State University. From 1940-1941, he worked as a teacher, then as a rector Kazakh Agricultural Institute (KazSHI), began work on a PhD thesis in the field of chemistry.
    In 1941, in the initial period During the Great Patriotic War, he was called up to the front, served as part of the chemical protection unit.
From December 1941 to 1955 — Commissioner of Public Education of the Kazakh SSR, later Minister of Education of the Kazakh SSR.
    In 1954, he defended his PhD thesis on the topic "Kazakh Soviet school from Great October to primary education of general education (1917-1950)".
    From 1955 to 1963 — Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs, Head of the Department of Pedagogy and Psychology Kazakh State University named after S. M. Kirov.
    Since 1963 In 1974, he was director of the Scientific Research Institute of Pedagogical Sciences. Ibraya Altynsarin at the Ministry of Education of the Kazakh SSR.
    In 1965 according to the totality of his works, he was awarded the degree of Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences.
    Since 1967 — Professor, corresponding member of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of the USSR.
    Since 1974 — Senior researcher at the I. Altynsarin Research Institute of Pedagogical Sciences.
Abdyhamit Ibneevich Sembayev was three times a deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, was elected to the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh SSR, was a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan.

Saginov  Abylkas Saginovich
He studied in 1928-1931
    

    Kazakh scientist, Doctor of Technical Sciences (1967), Professor (1958), academician Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR (1970), Hero of Socialist Labor.
    He worked at the Uspensky mine as a motorist. He graduated from the Karaganda Mining College, and in 1939 Dnepropetrovsk Mining Institute.
    Then he worked at the mines of Karaganda: chief engineer, head of the mine, chief engineer of the trust, head of the mining district.
    In 1951, he successfully defended his dissertation and became the third mining engineer in Kazakhstan to be awarded an academic degree.
    From 1952 to 1955, he headed the Karaganda Scientific Research Coal Institute (KNUI).
In 1955, he became the first rector Karaganda Mining Institute (until 1987), established in 1953.     At the same time, he was the head of the Department of Mineral Deposits Development.
    Member The CPSU since 1941. He was repeatedly elected a deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR (1966-1970), the Karaganda regional and city Councils of People's Deputies, a member of the regional committee of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan.

Kerimbayev Daniyal Kerimbaevich
Graduate of 1929

    A prominent statesman

• In 1951 He graduated from the Kazakh State University named after S. M. Kirov.

• 1931 — Head of the personnel department of the Kounrad mine,

• 1932-1933. — technician-surveyor of Pribalkhashstroy,

• 1935-1937. — senior technician-land surveyor of the Kostanay regional Land department,

• 1937. — Head of the Turgai district soyuzzagopushnina (Kostanay region).

• 1937-1938. — Deputy Chairman, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Turgay District Council,

• 1938-1940 . — Deputy Chairman, First Deputy Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Kostanay Regional Council,

• 1940-1945 — Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Kostanay Regional Council,

• 1945-1947 — Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Pavlodar Regional Council,

• 1947-1954 — Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh SSR,

• 1954-1956 — Chairman of the Executive Committee of the North Kazakhstan Regional Council,

• 1956-1961. — First Deputy Chairman of the Executive Committee of the North Kazakhstan Regional Council.

Shokin Shafik Shokinovich
Graduate of 1930

    The owner of the title "Halyk Kaharmany". Kazakh energy scientist. The founder of energy science in Kazakhstan. Deputy The Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the 6th convocation, Deputy Chairman The Council of the Union of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the 6th convocation, in 1964-1967 the president Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR. Founder and first director of the Kazakh Scientific Research Institute of Energy. Academic Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR (1954), Doctor of Technical Sciences (1954), Professor (1956), National Hero of Kazakhstan (1996). He became famous as the author and initiator of large-scale projects in the field of energy in Kazakhstan, one of the associates of academician K. I. Satpayev.
    In 1944, on the basis of the energy sector, Shokin organized The Kazakh Scientific Research Institute of Energy, which is the first scientific institution on energy in Kazakhstan.
    Shokin paid great attention to the creation of experimental bases in the main scientific areas of the institute. Under his leadership, an operating hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 750 kW and a fire model of a thin boiler were designed Ermakovskaya GRES on a scale of 1:5, energy-technological cyclone chambers close to industrial ones, an experimental gas purification stand at Ermakovskaya GRES, laboratories for thin and large-scale studies of furnaces and burners of thermal power plants, combustion of coal particles, wear of power equipment, slagging of heating surfaces, a plasma torch, dust and gas emissions, plasma and fire methods of fuel preparation, hydrozol removal, cooling towers of thermal power plants Gorenje and others. Many of the organized experimental bases at that time had no analogues in the world[4].
    Shokin also organized an electromechanical workshop, which later turned into a small factory where mental installations and equipment for carrying out research at the institute were manufactured.
    During the period During the Great Patriotic War, there were no higher educational institutions in the field of energy in the Kazakh SSR, as a result of which the republic experienced a shortage of personnel in this field. In this regard, Shokin paid special attention to the education of scientific personnel in the field of energy. So, during his direct leadership, the KazNII Energetiki trained 20 doctors of sciences and more than 200 candidates of sciences, who formed the main backbone of the institute's scientists.
KazNII energetiki of the Ministry of Energy of the USSR during the leadership of Academician Shokin became one of the largest and most progressive scientific institutions of the energy profile in the country. All the major scientific achievements of Academician Chokin and the main scientific discoveries in the field of energy in Kazakhstan are connected with this institute. Within its walls, a comprehensive system of scientific and technical forecasting of Kazakhstan's energy development, projects of the Irtysh - Karaganda canal, Kapchagai HPP, and the turn of Siberian rivers were developed. Most of Chokin's monographs, including "Energy of Kazakhstan", were written while working at this institute.

Mashanov Akzhan Zhaksybekuly
Graduate of 1930

    Mining engineer, geologist, founder of the Kazakh school of geomechanics, Doctor of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences (1946), Professor (1968), corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR (1946), Honored Scientist of the Kazakh SSR (1966). He became famous as a writer and translator of al-Farabi's works.
    In 1934, he entered the Kazakh Mining and Metallurgical Institute. He graduated with honors in 1939 with a degree in mining engineer-geologist. He became the first graduate student of KazGMI.
    In 1943, he defended his PhD thesis on the topic "The structure of the Turgai ore field". Participated in the opening Akbastau-Kushmurinsky, Zhartassky, Dzhezkazgan deposits.
    He worked in the Kazakh branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences. On June 1, 1946, he was nominated and approved as a corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR[2].
    In 1946-1950— he was a teacher at the Kazakh Pedagogical Institute.
    In 1950-1988 he taught at the Kazakh State Polytechnic Institute.
    In the 1960s, he studied Arabic and Persian. He studied the works of al-Farabi. In 1972, he initiated the holding of an international conference in Alma-Ata dedicated to the 1100th anniversary of al-Farabi.

Mamraev Martbek
He studied at the college in 1936-1938

    In 1931 Martbek came to the construction site Karaganda. He worked as a bulk carrier at the mine. Then, after completing the courses, he became an electrician and a mechanic at the site.Since 1936, he has been chairman of the mine committee and since 1940, the leader of the Communists of mine No. 3 bis.
    In 1942 Martbek Mamraev went to the front of the Great Patriotic War. By the walls The first baptism of fire took place in Stalingrad, where he was wounded and until August 1943 was in the hospital and then back into battle, as part of the 12th Guards Rifle Division, which was on the offensive outside the city Dimitrov. Mamraev's rifle company was in front of everyone. When enemy fire rained down on her, the mortally wounded company commander said: "Senior Sergeant Mamraev! Take command!" Mamrayev was awarded the Order of the Red Banner for his valor and skilful command of the company in this battle.
    Martbek was fighting to the west. At the end of September 1943, Soviet troops reached the Dnieper, and the assault on the water barrier began. According to the remnants of the temporary crossing blown up by the Nazis, Mamraev's calculation moved to the other side. For three days and three nights, the machine gunners of the communist Mamraev held the bridgehead under heavy enemy fire. In this battle, Mamraev was wounded again, but did not leave the battlefield. One by one, the fighters were out of action, many were wounded, killed, and senior Sergeant Mamraev supported the crossing of Soviet units.
    The operation to force the Dnieper was completed successfully. He led multi-day battles for the Ukrainian capital, successfully stormed enemy crossings through The Dnieper River. By decree of the Presidium The Supreme Soviet of the USSR "On awarding the title of Hero of the Soviet Union to generals, officers, sergeants and enlisted personnel of the Red Army" dated January 15, 1944 for "exemplary performance of combat missions of the command to force the Dnieper River and courage and heroism shown at the same time" was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union with the award of the Order of Lenin and the Gold Star medal.
    After demobilization from the ranks In the Soviet Army, Martbek Mamraev worked as a party organizer at the Kirov mine, then as first secretary Leninsky district committee of the CPSU of the city Karaganda and after that — Deputy chairman of the City Executive Committee of Karaganda.     In the last years of his life, until his retirement in 1985, he worked at the Chemical and Metallurgical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR.

Nurzhanov  Kazbek Beisenovich
Graduate of 1938

    Hero of the Soviet Union. He worked as a teacher in his native village of Aktogay. The heroic died in the Great Patriotic War. Kazbek Nurzhanov took part in the Stalingrad and In the Battles of Kursk, he crossed the rivers Zusha, Desna, Sozh, Dnieper, Drut, Berezina. In one of the battles, Nurzhanov, commanding a squad of armored fighters, set fire to a fascist tank with an anti-tank rifle, and his squad destroyed three enemy vehicles. Later, Senior Sergeant Kazbek Nurzhanov was appointed commander of the squad of the reconnaissance platoon of the 3rd battery. Having forced the Drut River under enemy fire in the area of the 149.7 mark, he and his men obtained valuable information, which soon helped to repel tank attacks. In the area of the Pervomaisky state farm, Nurzhanov and his platoon entered the rear of the Nazis, cutting off their escape routes. In this battle, he personally killed eight German soldiers, and 97 more Wehrmacht soldiers were captured. In the battles during the capture of the city Volkovysk Nurzhanov led the capture group operating on the flank of the German defense. The decisive actions of the group sowed panic in the enemy camp. Chasing the fleeing enemy, Kazbek Nurzhanov captured three Germans, including an officer. Breaking into Volkovysk among the first, in a street battle he was fatally wounded by the commander of the reconnaissance platoon of the 61st separate fighter-anti-tank division (5th Oryol Rifle Division, 40th Rifle Corps, 3rd Army, 2nd Belorussian Front), senior sergeant.

Zhautykov  Orynbek Akhmetbekovich
Graduate of 1938

    Kazakh mathematician, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (1961), Professor (1961), Academician of the Academy of Sciences of Kazakhstan (1962). Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Kazakh SSR (1974). Laureate of the State Prize of the Kazakh SSR (1976).
    In 1934 he graduated from the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics Kazakh Pedagogical Institute named after Abai (KazPI named after Abai) and, as an excellent student, he was left at the institute as an assistant. At the same time, he worked at the Kazakh State University. Later he worked as a senior lecturer, associate professor, head of the department, Dean of the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics and deputy director of the Institute for Scientific and Educational part of KazPI named after Abai.
    O. A. Zhautykov began his scientific activity in 1939 in Leningrad as a graduate student.
    Since 1941, O. A. Zhautykov began fruitful cooperation with a man who came from Kazan to Alma-Ata K. P. Persian. He became one of the active participants in the scientific seminar on stability theory organized by Persians, and in 1944 successfully defended his PhD thesis on "Some questions of the theory of stability of motion in the sense of Lyapunov", in which the theorems of Lyapunov and Chetaev on the instability of the trivial solution of systems of ordinary differential equations were generalized, and a number of results were obtained that develop research V. S. Buckets and solutions related to the sustainability of the so-called connected systems.
    In early 1945, as part of a delegation of Kazakhstani scientists, O. A. Zhautykov arrived in Moscow to approve the structure and staff Academies of Sciences Kazakh SSR on the basis of an existing branch Academy of Sciences of the USSR. During this period, in Moscow and Leningrad, he met with academicians I. M. Vinogradov, V. I. Smirnov, I. G. Petrovsky and other scientists to discuss problems and topics of the future Sector of Mathematics and Mechanics, the opening of which was planned within the framework of the future Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR and was warmly supported by these mathematicians. On March 1, 1945, the Mathematics and Mechanics Sector was opened.
    At first, O. A. Zhautykov worked as a senior researcher, and since 1951 he has been the head of the Mathematics and Mechanics Sector. During these years, he paid great attention to the training of highly qualified scientific and pedagogical personnel for the republic. On his initiative and active participation, many young graduates of universities of the republic were sent to central research institutions and universities, especially KazGU named after S. M. Kirov and KazPI named after Abai.
    From 1965 to 1987 he was in charge of the Laboratory of Ordinary Differential Equations at the Institute of Mathematics.

Bolganbayuli Aset
Graduate of 1947 

    Kazakh scientist, Doctor of Philology (1972).
    Graduated Karkarala Pedagogical College (1947), KazGU (1952).
In 1952-1999, researcher, Head of the Department of the Institute of Linguistics of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The main scientific works are devoted to the study of the lexicology and lexicography of the Kazakh language (monographs "Lexicology of the Kazakh language"). Bolganbayev is one of the creators of "Dictionaries of the Abai language" (1968), "Explanatory Dictionary of the Kazakh language" (1974-1984).
Laureate of the State Prize of the Kazakh SSR (1988),

Abikenov Kabdrakhman Abikenovich
Graduate of 1947

    A veteran of pedagogical work. He started working at Saransk College of Humanities and Technology on September 1, 1956 after graduating from Kirov Kazakh State University.
    From September 1976 to February 1997, he worked as the director of this educational institution.
Abikenov K. A., working as the director of an educational institution, paid great attention to the quality of training specialists for secondary schools in the region.     The staff of the educational institution has repeatedly been the winner in regional, republican and All-Union competitions, has repeatedly been entered on the regional Board of Honor.
Abikenov K. A. graduated from the correspondence postgraduate course of the Altynsarin Scientific Research Institute of Pedagogical Sciences in 1976.
    For his achievements in the training of teachers, he was awarded the Honorary Title "Honored Teacher of the Republic of Kazakhstan", he is an Honorary citizen of the city of Sarani, awarded the badges "Excellent Student of Education of the Kazakh SSR and the USSR", winner of the award of the Akim of the Karaganda region "For a special contribution to the development of education".
Abikenov K. A. worked continuously for 46 years in the same team, enjoyed respect and authority among the teaching community.

Zhunisova Gulbakyt Serikzhankyzy
Graduate of 1996

    Head of the Department of Education of the Karaganda region
    She began her career in 1999 as a primary school teacher, then worked as a teacher of pedagogy and a methodologist at a college. She headed the Department of Technical and vocational Education of the Department of Education of the Karaganda region. She was the head of the Department of Content and Methodology of Technical and Vocational, Post-secondary Education of the Department of Technical and Vocational Education of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
    In 2020-2022, she worked as Deputy head of the Department of Education of the Karaganda region.
    In 2022-2024, she headed the Department of Quality Assurance in the field of education of Astana city of the Committee for Quality Assurance in the field of Education of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
    He has a higher scientific and pedagogical education, a master's degree in pedagogy and methods of primary education.

Kusain Yerlan Beisembayevich

    Deputy Akim of the Karaganda region.
    He started his career in 1999 as a teacher of the Kazakh language. He has been in the civil service since 2007. He worked as the chief specialist of the Department of Financial, organizational and personnel work of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Industry of the Karaganda region.
    From 2008 to 2014, he held various positions in the press service of the Akim of the Karaganda region.
    Then he worked as deputy akim of Bukhar-Zhyrau district. He headed the secretariat of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan of the office of the Akim of the Karaganda region. He was the director of the KSU "Kogamdyk kelisim" of the office of the akim of the Karaganda region, head of the Department of Internal Policy.
    From 2022 to the present appointment, he held the position of akim of the Karkaraly district.
    On November 1, 2023, he was appointed Deputy Akim of the Karaganda region for education, culture, sports, youth and domestic policy.