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

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STATE BOARD Of BIGBER EDUCATION A. S. Marsiiam., President . . Forbes R. A. Trubey, Vice President . Fargo Howard I. Henry . . . West hope Fred J. I ravnor . . . Devils Lake Meri.e Kidder....................Towner Rov Johnson...................Cassclton Lars Fredrickson .... Pekin A. F. Arnason. Commissioner . Bismarck K. (). Oi.son. Auditor . . . Bismarck Commissioner A. F. Arnason Hack Run-—L. O. Fredrickson. U. A. Trubev. Roy Johnson. Front Ron-—Merle Kidder, H. I. Henry, F. j. Travnor. A. S. Marshall. G A W A S I E

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 fact Row—Landon Petcrren. Warren Schuett. Karl Smith. (Jeorge Soltis. Spencer llokenson, J. M. Ny anrd. Thomas Tisdel. Second R'rtr—(i. V. Ilaverty, Merton Jacohson. Clarence Noel’s. William Sveitkesrn, Julian S .c .ur. Bernard Milkers, Charles Brockmeyer. I'iifi Rote—Harvey Bisek. Ben Barnard. William DuVall. Ileim Knight. J. I.. I.einen, Wesley Allen. Robert Bruns. M. I). Robertson i K. H. McMahon Head of Junior College Director of Public Relations Bjorn M klstei Radio Bert Moritz. Secretarial Training Mercedes Morris Business English. Typing Patricia Mckray Librarian J. M. Ness Machine Shop W. M. Nordc.aard Registrar J. M. Nycaard Refrigeration C i()RI)ON PATTERSON Sinretarv- I reasurer Landon Petersen Related Subjects Kvereti Ql IXE V. A. Trainin Officer Bennard Ratzi-akk Acccuntant K. F. Rii.bv President M. I). Rohkrtson Drafting and Kstimatinx A. M. Sampson Aviation II. B. Satieri.ee Printing Kstiikr Sen ci. Kn lish. Lan ua es. Music Warren Scm ktt Auto Mechanics Eari. Smith Auto Mechanics ( iEORCE Soi.tis Sheet Metal W. CI. SvENKESKN Auto Body Repair J l’ MAN S C .l R Welding Thomas Tisdei. Refrigeration James Wright Klectrio.il Ai.ich Wai.ton Shorthand. 'Typing THE A G A; W A S I E

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I IS A pleasure to again greet the friends of the State School of Science at Wahpeton. North Dakota, through the medium of the Agawasic. 1 'his is an outstanding puldication. prepared In the students of an outstanding school. It has been my privilege to visit the State School of Science on several occasions and to observe the ver fine basic education and practical training that is offered to the students. The merit of the institution is well indicated by the extensive way in which the militan forces used its facilities during the war period. Your present large enrollment and the wa in which your graduates have always been readily accepted by industrial organizations, as well as their success in small private enterprises, is definite proof ot the constructive work and wholesome influence offered at the State School of Science. With very best wishes for continued success. I am Sincere!) yours, bred (i. Aandahl THE A G A W A S I E