North Dakota State University - Bison Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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V , ,..,.,.., , MQ' Jef' U51-.H ' ' f'a25B'gf,-if. cf' ' 7'-fuf.'f'L2ff ' iifiii f:. K Kip. N x Il' wk Glenn Fleck under the watchful eyes of the nurses in one ol' the newest and most up to date student he1lth centers in the country, 5fmzQfzf Hail 6271 ef? The resident nurses, Miss Cox, Mrs. Lloyd Stein, fpietured rightj and Miss Golliet care for all minor illnesses, supervise im' Inunizations, and in general, safeguard student health. The modern building includes wait' ing rooms, wards for men and Women, a kitchen, a doctor's office, a pharmacy and the nurses' apartments. A 1, J, . l Si 521115 '

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CORRESPO DENCE DEP RTME T The Supervised Study Program is a true North Dakota plan to guarantee good high school op' portunities to every pupil in the state on a lowfcost basis. Under the statefwide supervision of T. W. Thordarson, this department offers definite services that the fixed school system cannot give. It makes the whole system more effective for each individual student. 18 1 The film library maintained by the Correspondence Department has a cirf culation covering North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, and the surround- ing territory. Films of the silent or speaking type, films of black and white or colored nature, are being purchased all the time, and are avail- able to any organization desiring to use them. The rental fee applies over a twofday period. Q, Q-prgrfw-s mn , a . :li I in . V , 4 I I I lll A ., . 3'i 0. I , fi.,

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