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 Related to all or several members of the Accounting Hall of Fame Heckert, J. B. 1950. Accounting Hall of Fame. The Accounting Review (July): 260-261. (JSTOR link).

Burns, T. J. 1975. The Accounting Hall of Fame. The Accounting Historians Journal 2(1-4): 37-39. (JSTOR Link).

Burns, T. J. and E. N. Coffman. 1976. The Accounting Hall of Fame: A profile of the members. Journal of Accounting Research (Autumn): 342-347. (JSTOR link).

Burns, T. J. 1982. The Accounting Hall of Fame: Profiles of Forty-One Members. College of Administrative Science, Ohio State University.

Burns, T. J. 1987. The Accounting Hall of Fame. Journal of Accountancy (May): 393-397.

Burns, T. J. 1991. The Accounting Hall of Fame: Profiles of Fifty Members, 3rd edition. College of Business, Ohio State University.

Coffman, E. N. and T. J. Burns. 1976. The Accounting Hall of Fame: Profiles of Thirty-Six Members. College of Administrative Science.

Jensen, D. L. editor. 2002. Challenge and Achievement in Accounting During the Twentieth Century: A Conference Celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Accounting Hall of Fame. Ohio State University.

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz).
 Arthur Edward Andersen  
 Thomas Coleman Andrews Coffman, E. N. and D. L. Jensen. 1996. T. Coleman Andrews Collection of Writings: Thomas J. Burns Series in Accounting History Accounting Hall of Fame. OSU Acctg Hall of Fame.
 Robert Newton Anthony Birnberg, J. G. 2011. Robert N. Anthony: A pioneering thinker in management accounting. Accounting Horizons (September): 593-602.

Trueblood, R. M., T. J. Burns and R. N. Anthony. 1987. 1986 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Robert N. Anthony. The Accounting Historians Journal 14(1): 131-134. (JSTOR link).
 Marshall Smith Armstrong  
 George Davis Bailey  
 Richard Thomas Baker Groves, R. J., T. J. Burns and R. T. Baker. 1994. 1993 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Richard T. Baker. The Accounting Historians Journal 21(1): 275-284. (JSTOR link).
 Raymond John Ball  
 Andrew Barr Previts, G. J. and D. L. Flesher. 1996. Retrospective: Andrew Barr: Longest serving SEC Chief Accountant. The Accounting Historians Journal 23(1): 117-125. (JSTOR link).

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz). 
 William Threipland Baxter William T. Baxter (1906-2006). 2006. Accounting and Business Research: 135-136. Reprinted in Parker, R. H., S. A. Zeff and M. Anderson. 2012. Major Contributions To The British Accountancy Profession: A biographical sourcebook. The Institute of Charted Accountants of Scotland, p. 18-19. http://icas.org.uk/parker/
 William Henry Beaver Horngren, C. T., D. L. Jensen and W. H. Beaver. 1997. Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Citation and response: William Henry Beaver. The Accounting Historians Journal 24(1): 157-164. (JSTOR link).
 Norton Moore Bedford Burns, T. J. and N. M. Bedford. 1988. 1988 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Norton Moore Bedford. The Accounting Historians Journal 15(2): 205-212. (JSTOR link).

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Keller, T. F. and S. A. Zeff. editors. 1969. Financial Accounting Theory II: Issues and Controversies. McGraw Hill, p. 65.

 Philip W. Bell Peasnell, K. and G. Whittington. 2010. The contribution of Philip W. Bell to accounting thought. Accounting Horizons (September): 509-518.

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 335.
 Lord Henry Alexander Benson Jenkins, B. 1995. Lord Benson 1909-1995. The Independent (March 13). Reprinted in Parker, R. H., S. A. Zeff and M. Anderson. 2012. Major Contributions To The British Accountancy Profession: A biographical sourcebook. The Institute of Charted Accountants of Scotland, p. 21. http://icas.org.uk/parker/
 Dennis Robert Beresford AAA note on induction.

2005. Beresford inducted into Accounting Hall of Fame, receives AICPA Gold Medal. An article from: Catalyst. Thomson Gale.

Journal of Accountancy. 2005. Institute honors Beresford. Journal of Accountancy (January): 88.

 Carman George Blough Cooper, W. D. 1982. Carman G. Blough's contributions to accounting: An overview. The Accounting Historians Journal 9(2): 61-67. (JSTOR link).

Cooper, W. D. 1982. Carman G. Blough: Selected Contributions in Accounting. Georgia State University.

Moonitz, M. 1982. Memorial: Carman George Blough 1895-1981. The Accounting Review (January): 147-160. (JSTOR link). 

Scott, R. A. and E. G. Ward. 1982. Carman G. Blough: His personality and formative years. The Accounting Historians Journal 9(2): 53-60. (JSTOR link).

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz).
 Charles A. Bowsher Jensen, D. L., A. R. Wyatt and C. A. Bowscher. 1997. Accounting Hall of Fame induction: citation and response: Charles Arthur Bowshler. The Accounting Historians Journal 24(1): 143-148. (JSTOR link).
 Samuel John Broad Coffman, E. N. and D. L. Jensen. 1993. Samuel J. Broad Collection of Writings: Thomas J. Burns Series in Accounting History Accounting Hall of Fame. OSU Acctg Hall of Fame.

Previts, G. J. and T. R. Robinson. 1996. Samuel J. Broad's contribution to the accounting profession. The Accounting Historians Journal 23(2): 69-85. (JSTOR link).

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz). 
 Percival Flack Brundage  
 Thomas Junior Burns Jensen, D. L. 1998. Accounting Hall of Fame 1997 induction: Citation: Thomas Junior Burns. The Accounting Historians Journal 25(1): 159-161. (JSTOR link).
 John C. Burton Kirk, D. J., D. L. Jensen and J. C. Burton. 1998. Accounting Hall of Fame 1997 induction: Remarks, citation, and response: John Campbell Burton. The Accounting Historians Journal 25(1): 149-158. (JSTOR link).

Sack, R. J. 2012. John C. Burton: A grain of sand in the oyster 1932-2010. Accounting Horizons (March): 147-159.
 John Lansing Carey Barfitt, L. A. 2007. The Contributions of John Lansing Carey to the Profession of Accountancy, Volume 10 (Studies in the Development of Accounting Thought). JAI Press.

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz). 
 Raymond John Chambers Raymond John Chambers: 1917-1999 website.

Al-Hogail, A. A. and G. J. Previts. 2001. Raymond J. Chambers' contributions to the development of accounting thought. The Accounting Historians Journal 28(2): 1-30. (JSTOR link).

Barton, A. D. 1982. Chambers' contributions to analytical rigour in accounting. Abacus 18(2): 119-128. 

Bedford, N. M. 1982. The impact of Chambers on the scope of accounting: An analysis and extension. Abacus 18(2): 112-118.

Brown, R. S. 1982. Raymond John Chambers: A biography. Abacus 18(2): 99-105. 

Dean, G. W., P. W. Wolnizer and F. L. Clarke. 2006. The R. J. Chambers collection: An "archivist's" revelations of 20th century accounting thought and practice. The Accounting Historians Journal 33(1): 145-166. (JSTOR link).

Lee, T. A. 1982. Chambers and accounting communication. Abacus 18(2): 152-165. 

Mathews, R. 1982. Chambers and the development of accounting theory: A personal reminiscence. Abacus 18(2): 175-178. 

Moonitz, M. 1967. Chambers on the price level study. Abacus 3(1): 55-61. 

Moonitz, M. 1982. Chambers at the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Abacus 18(2): 106-111. 

Paton, W. A. 1982. Foreword. Abacus 18(2): iii-iii. (Comments related to Ray Chambers). 

Poullaos, C. 1989. Chambers on Accounting: Mots against the current: Chambers on Accounting , Accounting Thought and Practice Through the Years series Volume I: Accounting Management and Finance, Volume II: Accounting Practice and Education, Volume III: Accounting Theory and Research, Volume IV: Price Variation Accounting, Volume V: Continuously Contemporary Accounting by R. J. Chambers; G. W. Dean. The Accounting Historians Journal 16(2): 246-252. (JSTOR link).

Poullaos, C. 1992. Review: Accounting Methodology and the Work of R. J. Chambers by M. J. R. Gaffikin. The Accounting Historians Journal 19(2): 182-185. (JSTOR link).

Stamp, E. 1982. R. J. Chambers: Laudatio viri veritati studentis. Abacus 18(2): 182-184. 

Wells, M., D. L. Jensen and R. J. Chambers. 1991. Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Raymond J. Chambers. The Accounting Historians Journal 19(1): 79-87. (JSTOR link).

Wells, M. 1992. Founding editor of Abacus honoured. Abacus 28(1): 1. 

Wolnizer, P. W. 2000. Raymond John Chambers. Abacus 36(1): 1-3.  

Wolnizer, P. W. and G. W. Dean. 2000. Chambers as educator and mentor. Abacus 36(3): 243-254.  

Zeff, S. A. 1982. In appreciation of Ray Chambers, an Australian original. Abacus 18(2): 179-181.

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Keller, T. F. and S. A. Zeff. editors. 1969. Financial Accounting Theory II: Issues and Controversies. McGraw Hill, p. 86.

 Jay Michael Cook Gellein, O., D. L. Jensen and J. M. Cook. 2000. Accounting Hall of Fame 1999 induction: Remarks, citation, and responses: J. Michael Cook. The Accounting Historians Journal 27(1): 173-178. (JSTOR link).
 William Wager Cooper Burns, T. J. 1996. 1995 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: William W. Cooper. The Accounting Historians Journal 23(1): 127-129. (JSTOR link).

Ijiri, Y. and T. Sueyoshi. 2010. Accounting essays by Professor William W. Cooper: Revisiting in commemoration of his ninety-fifth birthday. Abacus 46(4): 464-505.
 Sidney Davidson Journal of Accounting Research. 2008. In memorium: Sidney Davidson. Journal of Accounting Research (March): iii-iv.

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 467.

 Philip Leroy Defliese Burns, T. J., R. M. Trueblood, Y. Ijiri and P. L. Defliese. 1987. 1987 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Philip Leroy Defliese. The Accounting Historians Journal 14(2): 93-97. (JSTOR link).

Coffman, E. N. and D. L. Jensen. 1999. Philip L. Defliese Collection of Writings: Thomas J. Burns Series in Accounting History Accounting Hall of Fame. OSU Acctg Hall of Fame.
 Joel Stanley Demski Horngren, C. T., D. L. Jensen and J. S. Demski. 2001. Accounting Hall of Fame 2000 induction: Remarks, citation, and response: Joel S. Demski. The Accounting Historians Journal 28(1): 131-136. (JSTOR link).
 Sir Arthur Lowes Dickinson  
 Nicholas Dopuch AAA note on induction. Kinney, W. and R. Libby. 1999. Research on credible financial reporting 1961-99: The contributions of Professor Nicholas Dopuch. Journal of Accounting Research (Studies on Credible Financial Reporting): 1-15. (JSTOR link).

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Keller, T. F. and S. A. Zeff. editors. 1969. Financial Accounting Theory II: Issues and Controversies. McGraw Hill, p. 65.

 Thomas Dyckman  
 Marquis George Eaton Coffman, E. N. and D. L. Jensen. 2000. Marquis G. Eaton Collection of Writings: Thomas J. Burns Series in Accounting History (Accounting Hall of Fame). Ohio State University.
 Edgar O. Edwards Zeff, S. A. 2012. Edgar Owen Edwards 1919-2010. Accounting Education News (Summer): 13.

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 319.
 James Don Edwards AAA note on induction.
 Gerald Albert Feltham AAA note on induction. Shields, M. D. 2005. Introductory note: Jerry Feltham: Management accounting revolutionary. Journal of Management Accounting Research (16): 143.
 Harry Anson Finney  
 Arthur Bevins Foye  
 Oscar Strand Gellein  
 Paul Franklin Grady Andrews, W. T. Jr. 1995. Retrospective: Paul Franklin Grady. The Accounting Historians Journal 22(1): 149-158. (JSTOR link).

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz). 
 Ray John Groves Beresford, D. R., D. L. Jensen and Ray J. Groves. 2000. Accounting Hall of Fame 1999 induction: Remarks, citation, and responses: Ray J. Groves. The Accounting Historians Journal 27(1): 179-185. (JSTOR link).
 Charles Waldo Haskins Sterrett, J. E. 1923. Charles Waldo Haskins, A Biography. Journal of Accountancy (May): 394.

Cook, J. M. and D. L. Jensen. 2001. Accounting Hall of Fame 2000 induction: Remarks, citation, and response: Charles W. Haskins. The Accounting Historians Journal 28(1): 137-139. (JSTOR link).
 Henry Rand Hatfield Mumford, M. J. 1980. An historical defence of Henry Rand Hatfield. Abacus 16(2): 151-157.

The Accounting Historians Journal. 1977. In tribute to H. R. Hatfield. The Accounting Historians Journal 4(1): 1. (JSTOR link).

Edwards, J. R., editor. 1994. Twentieth-Century Accounting Thinkers. Cengage Learning EMEA.

Zeff, S. A. 2000. Henry Rand Hatfield: Humanist, Scholar and Accounting Educator. JAI Press. Review by R. P. Brief. The Accounting Review (July): 461-462. (JSTOR link).

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 502.
 Herz, Robert H. Accounting Hall of Fame: Robert Herz inducted. 2013. Accounting Education News (Winter): 14. Herz served two terms as Chair of the FASB from 2002-2010, was a senior partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, served as a part-time member of the International Accounting Standards Board, and authored numerous publications. He was also a coauthor of the following book. Eccles, R. G., R. H. Herz, E. M. Keegan and D. M. H. Phillips. 2001. The Value Reporting Revolution: Moving Beyond the Earnings Game. Wiley.
 Anthony G. Hopwood Accounting, Organizations and Society. 2010. Anthony G. Hopwood, 1944-2010. Accounting, Organizations and Society 35(4): 496-497.

Miller, P. 2011. Anthony G. Hopwood (1944-2010). British Accounting Review 42(4): 225-226. Reprinted in Parker, R. H., S. A. Zeff and M. Anderson. 2012. Major Contributions To The British Accountancy Profession: A biographical sourcebook. The Institute of Charted Accountants of Scotland, 68-69. http://icas.org.uk/parker/

 Charles Thomas Horngren Williams, K. 1986. Charles T. Horngren: Management accounting's renaissance man. Management Accounting (January): 22-29.

Davidson, S., T. J. Burns and C. T. Horngren. 1990. 1990: Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Charles Thomas Horngren. The Accounting Historians Journal 17(2): 125-134. (JSTOR link).

Zeff, S. A. 2012. Charles Thomas Horngen 1926-2011. Accounting Education News (Winter): 13.

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Keller, T. F. and S. A. Zeff. editors. 1969. Financial Accounting Theory II: Issues and Controversies. McGraw Hill, p. 239.

 Yuji Ijiri Cooper, W. W., T. J. Burns, Y.  Ijiri and R. M. Trueblood. 1989. 1989 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Yuji Ijiri. The Accounting Historians Journal 16(2): 207-214. (JSTOR link).
 Edmund Lowell Jenkins  
 Robert Samuel Kaplan  
 Roy Bernard Kester  
 Donald James Kirk Kolton, P., D. L. Jensen and D. J. Kirk. 1997. Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Remarks, citation and response: Donald James Kirk. The Accounting Historians Journal 24(1): 149-156. (JSTOR link).
 Eric Louis Kohler Cooper, W. W. and Y. Ijiri. 1979. Eric Louis Kohler: Accounting's Man of Principles. Reston.

Mautz, R. K. and G. J. Previts. 1977. Eric Kohler: An accounting original. The Accounting Review (April): 300-307. (JSTOR link).

Wager, N. A. 1987. Eric Louis Kohler in the Accounting Profession. Georgia State University.

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz). 
 James J. Leisenring  
 Ananias Charles Littleton Bedford, N. M. and R. E. Ziegler. 1975. The contributions of A. C. Littleton to accounting thought and practice. The Accounting Review (July): 434-443. (JSTOR link).

Buckner, K. C. 1975. Littleton's Contribution to the Theory of Accountancy. Georgia State University.

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz). 
 Perry Empey Mason Bryson, R. E. Jr. 1975. Perry Mason (1899-1964). The Accounting Historians Journal 2(1-4): 64-67. (JSTOR Link).
 Robert Kuhn Mautz  
 George Oliver May Paton, W. A. 1981. Recalling George Oliver May and me. The Accounting Historians Journal 8(2): 91-95. (JSTOR link).

Stabler, H. F. 1968. George O. May: A Study of Selected Contribution to Accounting Thought. Georgia State University.

Stabler, H. F. and N. X. Dressel. 1981. May and Paton: Two giants revisited. The Accounting Historians Journal 8(2): 79-90. (JSTOR link).

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz).

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 382.
 Herbert Elmer Miller The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 346.

 Hermann Clinton Miller  
 Robert Hiester Montgomery Miranti, P. J. Jr. 1986. Robert H. Montgomery - A leader of the profession. The CPA Journal (August): 106. 

Krzystofik, A. T. 1975. Robert Hiester Montgomery (1872-1953). The Accounting Historians Journal 2(1-4): 67-70. (JSTOR link).

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz). 
 Maurice Moonitz Chatfield, M. 1992. Review: Selected Writing by Maurice Moonitz. The Accounting Historians Journal 19(2): 189-191. (JSTOR link).

Zeff, S. A. 2009. Maurice Moonitz. Accounting Education News (Fall): 23. 

Staubus, G. J. 2010. Maurice Moonitz: The consummate professional. Accounting Horizons (December): 703-712.

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 263.
 Lloyd Morey  
 Shaun Fenton O'Malley Brown, R. L., D. L. Jensen and S. F. O'Malley. 2001. Accounting Hall of Fame 2000 induction: Remarks, citation, and response: Shaun F. O'Malley. The Accounting Historians Journal 28(1): 140-145. (JSTOR link).
 Willam A. Paton Stabler, H. F. and N. X. Dressel. 1981. May and Paton: Two giants revisited. The Accounting Historians Journal 8(2): 79-90. (JSTOR link).

Taggart, H. F., N. M. Bedford, R. J. Chambers, S. Davidson, C. T. Devine, T. R. Dyckman, Y. Ijiri; T. F. Keller and R. G. Nichols. 1992. A tribute to William A. Paton. The Accounting Review (January): 1, 3-16. (JSTOR link).

Demski, J. S., S. A. Zeff, N. Dopuch and W. A. Paton, editors. 1979. Essays in Honor of William A. Paton, Pioneer Accounting Theorist. University of Michigan. Includes Zeff's essay "Paton on the effects of changing prices on accounting, 1916-1955".

Edwards, J. R., editor. 1994. Twentieth-Century Accounting Thinkers. Cengage Learning EMEA.

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz).

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 389.
 James Loring Peirce Coffman, E. N. and D. L. Jensen. 1997. James L. Peirce Collection of Writings: Thomas J. Burns Series in Accounting History Accounting Hall of Fame. OSU Acctg Hall of Fame.
 Donald Putnam Perry Coffman, E. N. and D. L. Jensen. 2004. Donald P. Perry: A collection of His Writings: Thomas J. Burns Series in Accounting History Accounting Hall of Fame. Ohio State University.
 Gary John Previts  
 John William Queenan  
 Howard Irwin Ross  
 Thomas H. Sanders  
 Walter Paul Schuetze  
 Hiram Thompson Scovill  
 Katherine Schipper  
 Elijah Watt Sells Richardson, A. P. and J. E. Sterret. 1924. Elijah Watt Sells. Journal of Accountancy (April): 275.
 Ross Macgregor Skinner Rutherford, R. T., D. L. Jensen and R. M. Skinner. 2001. Accounting Hall of Fame 2000 induction: Remarks, citation, and response: Ross M. Skinner. The Accounting Historians Journal 28(1): 146-156. (JSTOR link).
 David Solomons Zeff, S. A., T. J. Burns and D. Solomons. 1993. 1992 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: David Solomons. The Accounting Historians Journal 20(1): 103-115. (JSTOR link).

Parker, R. H. 1995. David Solomons and British Accounting. Accounting and British Research (25): 311-319. Reprinted in Parker, R. H., S. A. Zeff and M. Anderson. 2012. Major Contributions To The British Accountancy Profession: A biographical sourcebook. The Institute of Charted Accountants of Scotland, 118-121. http://icas.org.uk/parker/
 Leonard Paul Spacek Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz).

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Keller, T. F. and S. A. Zeff. editors. 1969. Financial Accounting Theory II: Issues and Controversies. McGraw Hill, p. 135.
 Charles Ezra Sprague Sprague, C. E. 1972. The Philosophy of Accounts. Scholars Book Co. Reprint of the 1908 edition. Review by G. J. Previts. 1974. TAR (January): 216-217. (JSTOR link). Hatfield, H. R. 1908. Review: The Philosophy of Accounts. Journal of Accountancy (November): 67-69.

Zeff, S. A. 1987. Leaders of the accounting profession: 14 who made a difference. Journal of Accountancy (May): 46-71. (Robert H. Montgomery, George O. May, William A. Paton, Carman G. Blough, Andrew Barr, Samuel J. Broad, John L. Carey, Paul Grady, Eric L. Kohler, A. C. Littleton, Weldon Powell, Leonard Spacek, Charles E. Sprague, and William W. Werntz). 
 Robert Thomas Sprouse Horngren, C. T., T. J. Burns and R. T. Sprouse. 1994. 1994 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Robert Sprouse. The Accounting Historians Journal 21(2): 151-161. (JSTOR link).

Swieringa, R. 2011. Robert T. Sprouse and fundamental concepts of financial accounting. Accounting Horizons (March): 207-220.

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 164.
 Elmer Boyd Staats  
 Maurice H. Stans Smith, G. S. 2007. Maurice Stans' view of social responsibility in the accounting profession. The Accounting Historians Journal 34(1): 147-172. (JSTOR link).
 Victor Herman Stempf  
 Robert Raymond Sterling Wolnizer, P. W. 2010. Tribute to Robert Raymond Sterling. Abacus 46(3): 229-231.

Lee, T. A. and P. W. Wolnizer. 2012. An intellectual memorial to Robert Raymond Sterling, accounting reformer. Accounting Horizons (March): 135-146.

The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 520.
 Joseph Edmund Sterrett Merino, B. D. 1975. Joseph E. Sterrett (1870-1934). The Accounting Historians Journal 2(1-4): 62-64. (JSTOR link).
 Reed K. Storey The following biography was written by Steve Zeff and appeared in Zeff, S. A. and T. F. Keller, editors. 1973. Financial Accounting Theory I: Issues and Controversies, Second edition. McGraw Hill, p. 150.

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