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

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I‘ing I’ong is highlight of skating party. A novel twist (figure eight) was initiated into the social swing with an ice skating party for all students at the Chahinkapa Park Rink. Love is Too Much Trouble,” a three-act comedy of college life, opened a new aspect of entertainment for Science ... dramatics. Directed by Mike Bizal, a cast of fourteen guys and gals frolicked through this successful first endeavor. Rounding out the activities for the year was the annual Senior Reception ball, a formal to which Wahpeton and Breckenridge high school seniors are invited as well as guests of Science students. Dancers enjoyed the evening in the new gym with the added atmosphere of Lee Williams and his orchestra. Some of them actually got on the ice.

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 — W ' 1)1 Vi I Engineer mid their guests ei,. jog a hmit uet. Chosen by contributions to the March of Dimes drive, printer Mitch De Rosier was elected King Joker, or Campus Card, to reign over all campus cards of the year. At this dance, held January 19, Sig Bjornstad was in charge, with the Chuck Arnold Orchestra playing. February 5 was an important date for the Sacajaweans as over 60 couples danced to the so-smooth Carl Colby rhythms in the gymnasium at the girls’ club winter formal. Under the direction of Gert Krause, plans were completed for an evening with a Rose Rendezvous theme. Science Engineers and their guests enjoyed a banquet and party at Hotel Wahpeton on February 6. Main speaker was F. H. McMahon and Gordon Lerfald presented some E-Quad-S magic as entertainment.

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Conversation, rather than dancing. takes the spotlight at this scene from the Sacajaieea formal. Science girls had plenty of social activity this year through the Sacajawea Club. President of the club, I la Langseth, used her talents as an accompanist to good advantage during the meetings throughout the year. Cabinet members were Gert Krause, vice-president; Donna Mollberg, secretary; Avis Hoeft, treasurer; and representatives Norma Poppe, Joanna Lauder, Dorothy Splichal, and Marion Molander. The annual fun-fest, “Big-Sister Little-Sister Tea” was staged in the Campus Hub on Tuesday. October 3. Senior Lois Freese gave the welcoming address, and Carole Edcnborg answered with a response for the first-year girls. Rose Rendezvous provided a dreamy background for the annual Sacajawea winter formal which was held on February 5. Gert Krause, general chairman, and her escort led the grand march which took each couple through a rose covered archway. On March 29. Sacajaweans staged an all-school square dance in the gym. with Mrs. Earl Bute calling the dances. The annual Mother’s Tea was held in the Hub May 19. Joanna Lauder headed the committee for this last social event in the Sacajawea year. Sacajatvcans and their dates dance in the lose Hendezvous. I I