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

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MERRIFIELD HALL Dean William G. Bek, the jovial per- sonality of the faculty, heads the dif- ferent departments of the College of Science, Literature, and Arts. A University of Missouri graduate, he later earned his Ph.D. at the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. i a) ; o Amram snennmrmnmmmeneninmienmmemm@ oo oS el The College of Science, Literature, and Arts was the first, and is now the largest, of the schools and col- leges in the University. Merrifield Hall has, covering its four floors, more than twenty departments, the weather bureau, print shop, Dakota Student office, engineering drawing labs, and many other offices of stu- dent organizations. The College was organized in 1883, Merrifield Hall was built in 1929, and is the newest building on the campus, containing among other things, 6,82 | window panes. COLLEGE OF nd

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Top: Spanish prof Tamborra. Middle Left: Miss Aldrich teaches geography. Middle Right: Sociology's Lincoln spends part of each Monday on the YMCA Round Table over KFJM. Bottom: Koppenhaver is a sports fan, a commerce prof., and a member of the Athletic Board of Con- trol.

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ge @ g @ Top left: Medic prof. Weber studies ants in his spare time. Top right: Psychology prof. Telford. Middle: John Howard pours out his soul in music. ao Bottom left: Medic prof Brown with familiar Budge Basement java. Bottom right: Physic prof Henderson.