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

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DEAN BREITWIESER Prof. Green Tells his class iusT how Henry VIII mighT have handled The problem. SCHUUL UT EDUCHTIUN STamping ground Tor school Hmarms and masTers is The Univer- siTy's School oT EducaTion. 'Tis here ThaT The Teachers whom ye always have wiTh you are Themselves TaughT. The pioneering school oT iTs Type in NorTh DakoTa, The School oT EducaTion was esTablished in The UniversiTy's charTer in I883. IT has been largely Through The eTTorTs oT This college and The Normal schools ThroughouT The STaTe ThaT NorTh DakoTa's educaTional sysTem has become eTTicienT. No longer is iT possible Tor a high school -23. Paul E. Barr shows one of his laTesT wesTern painTingS. graduaTe To enTer The Teaching Tield in com- peTiTion wiTh men and women wiTh higher edus caTion. Embryo Teachers Today are eligible Tor a Bachelor oT Science degree in EducaTion and The Bachelors Diploma in Teaching. Grand Forks high school sTudenTs, Through an arrangemenT wiTh The ciTy, serve as educa- Tional guinea pigs when These insTrucTors-To- be learn The Tricks oT Their Trade. MosT proTicienT oT The college's men and women are elecTed To Phi DeI+a Kappa and Pi Lambda TheTa, naTional honorary educa Tional TraTerniTy and sororiTy locaTed on The UniversiTy campus. NorTh DakoTa's School oT EducaTion has achieved renown in several Tields. IT was The TirsT school oT iTs kind To break The ice and iniTiaTe a curricula separaTe and diTTerenT Trom The ones in The oTher schools oT The Univer- siTy. IT is also one oT The Tew educaTional schools ThaT publishes a Record or regular news and ediTorial magazine. Progressive educaTion advocaTe Joseph V. BreiTwieser is Dean oT The School. Phi DelTa Kappa's TirsT iniTiaTe and one oT The Tounders oT The socieTy, The Dean collecTs TurTle models as paperweighTs. GraduaTe oT Indiana and Columbia UniversiTies, he is known naTionally as The auThor oT widely-used TexTbooks in The Tield oT educaTional psychology.

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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

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