University of North Dakota - Dacotah Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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Ross Eafon is The guiding lighf To accounTing maiors. H. E. McGregor brushes up a IiHle on Theory. Merchandising and Marlreling head McNaughTon Dr. Sayre and Dr. Benfon show ol? Sayre's new Wild Bill Hilzok musfache. FHCUITY . . . The UniversiTy Tennis courT is The summer hang-ouT OT ROSS EATON. Finding himseIT sTiII young enough To parTicipaTe in The sporT, The accounTing proT IeTs scarce a sunny day deparT unless he and his doubles cronie, E. MAXWELL BENTON, TirsT have Their Tling aT The racIceT game. I-Iis more sedaTe momenTs are spenT aT home wiTh his Tamily in sTamp coIIecTing and reading. . . . PracTicaI economics is a by-word in I-Iarlan E. McOregor's classes. This picTure-Taking, duclc-hunTing Iowan disecTs New Deal and pre-New Deal policies wiTh The skill and precision oT a gre-aT sur- geon. I-Ie has wriTTen and had published arTicIes on business cycle variaTions and expecTs his DocTor oT Philosophy degree soon. . . . Dry and sharp as sand parTicIes in a Sahara windsTorm are AssisTanT ProTessor CourTney SchIey's analyses OT invesTmenT and public Tinance problems. An experT in The Tield oT invesTmenT eco- nomics, he has degrees Trom The UniversiTies oT MinnesoTa and I-Iarvard. . . . An above-average violinisT is WAYNE L. MCNAUGI-ITON, proTessor oT marIceTing and managemenT. InTeresTed in classical music, he and his wiTe-who also plays The violin-puT Their hobby To worlc as members oT The Grand Eorlcs symphony orchesTra. ScoTch-Irish by descenT The musical proTessor was born in Topeka, Kansas, and began his advance educaTion aT ThaT place. A '27 graduaTe OT Illinois Uni- versiTy, McNaughTon received his MasTer's degree Trom Columbia eiqhf years IaTer. . . . Double Tor Dewey--ThaT's JOSIAI-I L. SAYRE. A be-musTached poIiTicaI scienTisT who was born in Chicago, he began his service aT The UniversiTy Tour and a haIT years ago. Receiving his TirsT piece oT parchmem' Trom Williams College, Sayre includes The UniversiTies oT Chicago and Michigan in his IisT oT alma maTers. . . . Besides his Tennis, E. MAXWELL BENTON, graduaTe oT Wash- burn College and Iowa UniversiTy, Iilces his reading-of inTernaTionaI law and currenT aTFairs. A Ph.D. Trom Iowa, Doc BenTon has been aT The UniversiTy Tor Tive years. . 26 -

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. . . Aiclairs ol The slale, Ihe nalion and rhe world form 'rhe main ourside inferesl of Soufh Dalcola-born CONRAD L. KJERSTAD, professor of philosophy and educalion. A husband and a ialher, lhe Norwegian inslruclor began service al The Universily four years ago, afler having received a Rh.D.-cum laude-from lhe Universily ol Chicago. .. . I-lead psychologist al 'rhe Universily, CI-IARLES WITT TELEORD finds diversion in rhe limefhonored hobby of gardening. Born of English and Scorch-Irish par- enfs, he is an alumnus of fhe Universily of Idaho and George Peabody College. During his years of leaching -len of which have been al 'rhis Universily-Telford has wrilfen Iwenfyeone arlicles on psychology and ils relaled sciences. . . . A woman whose profession is also her hobby is EVA S. SCI-IAIRER, head of lhe home economics deparlmenl. Aller spending mosl of her 'rime inslrucling coeds as 'io malcing and conducring a home, she Iinds mosl enioymenl in making a home for herself. Michigansborn and bred, Miss Schairer is a graduale of Wisconsin in Ihe Class of 'I9. I-Ier lvI.A. is from Columbia. . . . One of lhe school's mosl ardenl baslcelball 'Fans and crossword puzzle enlhusiasls is ALICE G. RICI-IARDSON. Born in Iowa and a 'IO graduale of Soulh Dalcola Univer- sify, she is now head ol The commercial deparlmenl in lhe School of Educafion. IIIUIIE IHUUIIY Summer and fhe campus beauiiful . . . Geologically- Pearl Riveland Ioolcs af a roclr . . . Karpenlco works problem. minded a Iough 11' .1