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

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The f t onegtones I an;;sclh. Rdcnlwrg, I uulcr The Honey tones, harmonious trio, made up of I la Langseth, Carole Edenborg, and Joanna Lauder, added their voices to the many talented ensembles of the State School of Science. Among the best known of their repertoire was Aba Daba Honeymoon.” which they sang at the Sacajawea formal. They also took part in many outside activities as well as the Science broadcasts. Through the untiring efforts of its capable director. Ray Chermak. the SSS band took part in many school functions. It was always present at home football and basketball games, and did a commendable job of supporting the team. The band made a striking performance over each weekly broadcast and gave much pleasure to its audiences. Left to right, front rote: Xichols. Common. Peterson. Spoonheim, Hamstad. Second row: Lamprecht. Davis, Steuart. If abler. Dohman. Wold. C. Flaa. Hack row: Huresh. .Xeinas. Lund. Langseth. Harlholomay. D. Flaa. Lander, Director Chermak, Campbell. 02

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Debaltment o| tlte Science School Many small music groups were formed on campus this year in addition to the full sized groups such as mixed and male chorus. Among these was the mixed quartette, shown in the top left picture on this page. The four voices which blended to form this group were Delores Spellcrberg, Carole Edcnborg, Clayton Kulseth and Jay Spoonheim. Accompanied by Ila Langscth, their favorite numbers included “The House I Live In” and “You’ll Never Walk Alone.” The six girls in top right here made up the girls’ sextette. Carole Edcnborg, Marlys Bartholomay, Joanna Lauder. Sheila Currie. Beverly Ewald and Delores Spellcrberg had as their specialties. “White Christmas” and “Winter Wonderland.” The two capable accompanists for the various music groups were Ila Langscth and Alvina Stone. In addition to playing for the small music groups Ila accompanied the mixed chorus, while Alvina gave the pitch for the male chorus. Chuck Flaa, bass soloist, favored many audiences with the gay song. “The Sleigh.” Other soloists under director Mike Bizal’s guidance were Joanna Lauder, alto, and Carole Edenborg, soprano.

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fiehind-tlie-sceHes Wheels ‘reparation of the chotv over in the Harch Hall dining room is the task handled by this cretv of seven which is also supplemented with student help. Left to right the employees pictured include Lois Theil. Martha Grab, Astrid Johnson. Mabel Johnson. Xina Lien. John Idea, and Ira Keeney. Genial Hub waitresses in the back row include Evelyn Thomas. Dorothy Olson, and Verona I 1st ad. while the fourth helper. Hetty lliland. isn't pictured. Mrs. Wallace Foster and Mrs. Steve lionising, seated in the front row. are employed in the kitchen section of the Hub. Maintenance crewman smilingly face the camera in their shop headquarters on campus. Front row. left to right, are Oscar Dahlgren. superintendent of Huildings and Grounds, Shorty Deter ka. Ted Kressin. and Charles Smith, while the back row includes Hill Lundgren. Hank Lehman. Hill Sturma. and Ed Marquet.