State Normal and Industrial School - Snitcher Yearbook (Ellendale, ND)

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it A MS R gg 7 L S o o o s o o 0 ,X More sf 1 Jtt xvvlmttwk ' 'S' O O S w 'm m in Riff., ,MON emiore C ase iatozry EVERETT THRAMS, President AIDA MILLER, Vice President lVl1LORED BJORNSTAD, Treasurer AOA OLSON, Secretary PRESTON COLEMAN, Sergeant-at-Arms HELEN WILSON, Historian T WAS just an ordinary day for others, but for us it was an epoch in our lives, that September day when we hrst arrived in Ellendale. We hardly recognize in the lofty, dignihed and self-possessed Seniors of 1916 the timid, awed, awkward, shrinking Preshies that entered the School. -1 5'-N F' P5 T 'L' ' VQP' Qi' ilrx -'S ' Q 1 - -S ' ses.. After a year's work however this timidity and newness began to wear off and we became prominent in the school activities. A large number entered the various organizations of the N. l., which fact probably accounts for part of the prominence of these organizations in school affairs. How could they be otherwise than successful with such powerful motive force within their ranks? lt must be admitted that we were not always given our rightful place in school life until our junior year. Then the student body looked to us for advice andwe naturally became leaders. Some of our members were in The Chocolate Soldier given as a number of our Lecture Course. One of our group was chosen for the Y. W. C. A. president, also several more of the girls were chosen for the Cabinet. The second place on the declamation contest was won by one of our classmates. ln the spring we out did all other classes in entertaining the Seniors, and we feel that we did justice to the occasion. At last our senior year arrived-the year we had been looking forward to thru all our former years of work. Several entered our class from other schools at this time, and a few graduates returned, all of whom we were glad to welcome. These, recognizing the honor attached to N. l.'s diploma and the glory of the class of 1916, have made loyal members of our ranks. We are especially honored by having in our midst, one who is a faculty member. We had our hrst class meeting near the beginning of the year, and chose Everett Thrams president, as he was one whom we felt we could depend upon to lead us over the difficulties which must surely appear. This year again hnds the members of the class prominent in various school organi- zations and activities. judging from the vigor and vim displayed in the past, we are conhdent that honor and glory will come to the class of 1916. PAGE 18

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