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

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IB U — AITield, Carl Alfono, Evangeline Anderson, Clara Anderson, Maurice Anderson, Roy E. Bade, Ilazcl Bakko, Geolinc Barger, Marion Benda, Frank Berndt, Irby Bcrndt, Cecelia Be enek, Walter A. Boehning, I lerbert Bohn, Harry Bonga, Ethel Bonga, Frank Bonine, Ralph Borgan, Julia A. Braun, Theodore Burnson, Adelaide Burnson, Hazel Burton, Gertrude Cameron, Max Chesrown, Charles F Courteau, Amelia Connolly, Florancc Colins II.. C. Daman, Christine Deede, Herman Dietz, Cleopha Dietz, Robert Doege, Mabel Dumben. Ludvig Driver, H Egan, Lent a Egenes, Cora Klznic, Ben J. Ellis. Eleanor Engebretson, Bella Flemmcr, Dean Folsiad. Emma Folstad. Olga ‘Roster oj Forbes, Stanley Fuder, Myrtle Fudcr, Violet Cast, Herman Jr. Cast, Walter Gebhart, Clara Gelenskc, (iertrude Gians, Helen Glander, Otto Gotfried, Katherine l lafencr, Agnes llaire, Helen Hanson, Ingvald Haugen, Ernest I lermes, Edward Hermo, Palmer llinz, Carl I linck, John I lunkins, Bernice A Hutemeir, Vernon Jacobchick, Joe Jamieson, Robert Jasper, Josephine Jones. Aldron Jones, Margaret E. Keenan, Ada Kern, Rose King, Lily S. Klingbeil, Edward Klingbeil, Herman Kohl, Harvey Krouse, Henry Krueger, Euald LaBiere, Harriet Landes, Lester Larson, Claymon Lauder, Rae Lawson, Frances Lee, Henry Martinson, Melvin Medlicott, Arthur Melz, Alma c Students Melz, Edna Meuer. Anthony Meuer. George Miur, Lydia Miller, Earl Meyer, Laura MofTet, Gladys L. Muchelvitsch, Rudolph Murphy. Gertrude Myron, Larie McCuskcr, Loretta McCleary, Claire McDougall. Loyd McGee. John M. McGraw, Margaret Nelson, Helen Nelson- Vernon Nerison, Arthur Ness, Conrad Ness, Rudolph Nolan, Jessie M. Oscn, I larold Olson, Isabelle Olson, Luclla Ovel, William Paulson, Charles Pennington, Earl Pennington, Florine Peterka, Rose Peterson, Michael Quinn, W. F. Rctigh, Peter Reinkc, Edward Ripperton, Loyal Rolie, Ada E. Roy. Johnson Ruddy, Irene Sabbe, Alfred Schneider, Emma Schneider. II. E. Schneider, Milton Schwankle, Carrie Schwankle, 1 lelen Schiller, Henry Schramm. Ella Schroeder, Ella Selland, Gilma Selland, Ida Shivers, Raymond Skopal, Marie Skovholt, Albert Smith. Irma' Smith, Mildred Smith. Richard Smith. Stella Srerre, Mclgaard Staigr, Rose Starke, Emma Stensrud. Viola Stone, Frank Stone, Glenson Strang. Jay L. Stubsen, Lillian Taylor, Laura Terhurne, Carmen Thompson, Clare Thompson, Frances Thompson, Lucille Tharstad, Leland Tronsgard, Bertha Thymin, Lily Tronsgard, Mabel Vetrcn, I lenry Vollrath, Laughlin Walberg, Marie Wheeler, Harry J. White. Amos Wiig. John Wiig, Paul Wolfe, Clarence Wolter, Carl Zanzingcr, Clara Zentgraf, Rose PACK SIXTKKX

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Senior Rhymes ( C.tntinutd) We know a hoy called Conrad Ness. He's a good one you must all confess In studies, music, and basket-ball. In disposition, looks and all— lie’s a “humdinger” and nothing less. If you haven’t a car to keep stored, Bring Meuer a few nails and a board, Four spools and a can. Some tin and a pan, And he will construct you a Ford. Of all the girls whom I have seen Bertha is the one who reigns supreme. Her stories are exciting- (There’s always blood and lighting), And in sewing class she is a regular queen. We have one more maiden to mention. She is one who attracts much attention; From Colfax she hails And hack to it sails, And teaching, will draw her own pension. Mabel I’ronsgard is our future pedagogue. She will he a leader but not a demigogue. She’s as lively as a cricket. Always happy, never wicked, She will teach the three K's and the de-cagogue. Olga Folstad with the deep blue eyes In whose bright orbs a deep shadow lies. Is a fusser and a worker. Not a dreamer or shirker, She will reach the goal, and take the prize. In us you can now place reliance For the course we have finished at Science. We are ready to work And never once shirk, For we arc Alumni of Science. PAOK FIKTKKX

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 ;K Sr.vKNTKKN The Departments X J . Science-Arts- Education Department Professor Halsey Biology Miss Clark History and Education Miss Dennis English Miss Davis Languages The Department of SCIENCE-ARIS-LDUCAI ION comprises three lines of work as mentioned in its name. In it are grouped all those subjects taught in the State School of Science that arc not strictly vocational in their nature. On this account it is the largest department in the School and its subjects form the backbone of the various curricula offered in the regular semesters.