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

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T HE SNITCHER. 19 3 7 EN AYE STAFF liardc. McCarten. Killc-y. Cnl'iw, Hill. Kiuloon. Mr. ScKonltfipcr. STAFF Kathleen McCarten. Leo Bili.ey - Wayne mu. Anna Ma Crabtree Arthur Bartle. Howard Clark. Edwin KlTTELSON Robert t. schonberger ------------------News -----------------Sports ---------------Society Chambers. Virginia ----- Features Vacuity Supervisor In keeping with the reorganization policy of the school administration, the En Aye has also undergone some drastic changes this year. In fact, so thoroughly has the campus news paper been renovated and improved that the only thing remaining from the publication of by- gone years is the name. Instead of a four-column sheet issued irregularly about six times a year, the En Aye is now a five-column paper printed on regular news-print and published twice a month regularly. New body type, head schedules, makeup and editorial policies have been added. A new page size is also in use. These changes were put into effect by R. T. Schonberger. new faculty supervisor for the paper, when he took over his duties last fall. Featuring the publication year have been special editions on three occasions—Homecoming, during the high school reception in May. and at Commencement. The editorial policy, as announced in the first issue of the new year, follows: “We in- tend to ‘play up' student activities—things social, athletic, dramatic, musical and academic— to a fuller extent than has been done in the past. Criticism, and constructive criticism only, will be offered when necessary, but we expect to proceed under the impression that the N-l campus is a good place to be.” This policy has been closely followed throughout the year. Staff duties were handled by a small group of students under the supervision of Mr. Schon- berger. who acted as editor. Now that the new regime has become established, plans of the student council call for an editor to be elected in May to serve for the following year. As time goes on. a full staff will be worked up composed of upperclassmen in executive positions and freshmen holding down the minor posts. In this manner, there will always be experienced students coming up to vie for the editorship as each staff head graduates. Since no advertising is accepted by the En Aye. the paper carries more actual news ma- terial than any other four-page college weekly in this part of the country, regardless of size. All students and alumni are sent free subscriptions to the paper, and copies arc sent to all high school libraries in the state and to all high school seniors in the southeastern part of the state. T Wen ty -nine

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T H E $ N I TC H E R . 19 3 7 SNITCHER STAFF Htii l- Row Mr. Scboiilrriicf. M I Liner. Kerry. Hi Hoy. Ko.li. Daniclton. Rciieinvcbcr, Dcklicr. M'uhtlf R»:t—i. ITlucratli, Hoc!. I'tixuv. Hill, llolte. Wlirclihan, Kempt, lialvcrroii. From Row—McMillan, Raulatl, I.. Brown, Kuch. Maicr, I'cdcrroii, Dane . EDITORIAL STAFF GLEN MAIER ilene Dawes, Vernen Pederson- Phyllis reisenweber — Betty Holte John Wheelihan Viola Danielson JEANNE TUSOW Wayne Hill Leonard bock Florence Kempp Miss Marion Kravig JEANETTE ROBINSON ENOS HALVORSON Mayvis Hapner. Maxine Berry Ida Pflugrath. Arnold Hoel Leo Bili.ey BENJAMIN DEKKER ----------Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Class Editor Assistant Organization Editor Assistant Women's Athletics Men's Athletics ...... Assistant Art Editor Adviser Cartoonist Feature Editor Assistants Alumni Editors Snapshot Editor Assistant BUSINESS STAFF Edna Kuch Lincoln Brown ------- Richard Rat i.app Barbara McMillan Gladys Benz R. T. SCI IONBERGER Business Manager Assistant Subscription Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Faculty Adviser Tivcnty-eight

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THE SNITCHER. 1937 STUDENT COUNCIL l matu, Kimpf. Wltcclilun, Ackcit, Newman, 1‘lluicuih, Itillcv, I’roidcm McMillan. President— FLOYD ACKERT Mechanic Arts Secretary- Treasurer— John WHEELIHAN -----------------------------------------------------------------Commercial Other Members— VlRCIL Newman Standard Normal LEO BlLLEY -----------------------------------------------------Junior College IDA PFLUGRATH --------------------------------------------------Home Economics Enright lematta High School Herbert Thiele Long winter Term President j. c. McMillan School President Recording Secretary— FLORENCE KEMPF The purpose of the Student Council as set forth in the constitution is to have control of the expenditure of the student activities money assigned to them and to initiate and supervise these student activities. The Student Council shall have the power, in conjunction with the faculty sponsor, to nominate the editor of the l:n Aye: also the editor and business manager of the Snitcher. Nominations for editorship of the I:n Aye and Snitchcr arc to be made not later than May I 5. The editors chosen will serve the following year. These are the official duties of the Student Council. A secondary purpose of the Student Council is to act as an intermediary between the student body and the administration of the school. Suggestions made by the students may in this way Ik presented to the administration by the Student Council and a pleasant and har- monious school life may be maintained. ' The first major project of the Student Council for the year 1936-1937 was to resurrect the Snitcher which had not been published since 1924. It was through their efforts that the Snitchcr staff was appointed and the work started. During the year they did something that had never been done before when they edited and had printed the Student Directory and Hand- book. At the close of the year they instituted another innovation in the first annual High School Senior Reception for the seniors from the seven surrounding counties. Interspersed among these activities were four outstanding school parties including the Thanksgiving. Christmas. St. Valentine's, and Easter parties. These have been characterized by good orchestras, beautiful decorations, and. more especially, wholesome good, times. —IDA PFLUGRATH. FLOYD ACKFRT. Thirty