North Dakota State College of Science - Agawasie Yearbook (Wahpeton, ND)

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Don Fauss, the big little man of the Drafting Department, is typical of Science instructors. Don’s day is much like that of many Science family men. After breakfast with the family, it's off to school for Don where he has classes in drawing and math. From the wide windows of the drawing room, he can look out on the new Athletic Building next door. Perhaps, at the close of the day, he’ll stop over to chat with the workmen and check on building progress. Don is one of the fifty instructors whose job it is to inspire their students to try for that something better, and to teach them how to achieve it. His story introduces the section in which we have grouped the men and women whose lives run on a Monday through Friday cycle, whose days are punctured every forty-five minutes by the dismissal bell, and who daily guide the hands and minds of 600 young Americans.

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Gclm'mshatioe Section Section One . .. brings you highlights from the administrative section of the Science school.... In his vivid modernistic office President E. F. Riley, known to intimates as “Joe,” handles the more basic problems of administration, hires and fires, and keeps his trade courses, junior college, and business school functioning with down-to-earth efficiency. Bill H verty, director of the trade department, makes a business of knowing the names and abilities of six hundred young men while Registrar Wally Nordgaard serves as a one-man employment agency Tor a hundred business careerists. Professor F. H. McMahon, authority on many subjects, is a guiding light to a hundred college freshies and sophs. 8 Venerable Old Main