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

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[ytuc)ent Cjooe’iniu.cj @oc) j Leadership personified . . . this constellation of a lady and four gents was chosen by the student body to reign as upperhanders in school activities for the year. To this task they adhered diligently, planning all the school parties, ironing out difficulties that inevitably creep in here and there, and generally representing the student body. Of this group friendly, bespectacled Doug Plaa was selected, again by popular vote, to sit on the top rung of the ladder as proxy . . . quite a task for anyone of his height, it cannot be denied, but true to his capable reputation, things were managed at a smooth, even kilter. Congratulations to the cabinet on a successful year of leadership! Douglas Flaa Cabinet Proxy 21

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Clustered around the jukebox in the Hub, sipping a chocolate malted, or playing a hand of whist during the noon hour . . . essentials in the social curriculum of the average day for the average student. . . . Parties for the feminines, or strictly for the stags . . . whist tourneys . . . snowballs . . . picnics ... a bologna sandwich and a coke to usher in the morning hours when the unsuspecting housemothers are asleep . . . abstracted turnings off of alarm clocks at unorthodoxical getting-up hours ... the brute who thinks he can sing in the shower.... And so on. down the line . . . these arc the little occurrences that make up a day. Upon each one of these are our sounds of Science dependent . . . the little, un-callcd-for sounds that always seem to be there . . . sometimes annoying, and occasionally the tonic for low-hanging clouds. At any rate, they’re all the result of living, and as experienced daily around our campus. “It takes a heap of livin’ to make a school!