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

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Left lo right -Lacci Bobiien. Barbara McMillan, Arthur Rcddix, President McMillan. Roy Sheppard. Maxine Berry, Fern Warner. Vivian Mcllnng. tuclent Council THE constitution states that the Student Council shall be coni|x scd of seven members of the student body, and the president of the school. The duties of the Student Council as given in the constitution arc: to have control of the expenditure of the student activity money assigned to them, and to initiate and supervise these student activities. The Student Council shall also have the power, in conjunction with the faculty supervisor, to nominate the editor of the En Aye; also the editor and the business man- ager of the Snitcher said editors to serve the following year. A secondary purpose of the Student Council is to act as the intermediary between the student body and the administration of the school. Suggestions made by the students may in this way be presented to the administration by the Student Council and a pleasant and harmonious relationship maintained. The major projects of the Student Council during 1937-1938 include: the decision to again publish a Suticher; the publication of a Student Directory and Handbook, and the purchase of a 19 mm. motion picture projector, to be used for the benefit of the entire school. During the year, they sponsored several outstanding i»artics, among them the Thanksgiving. Christ- mas. St. Valentine’s. All-Game, and Easter jxirtics. The High School Senior Reception, so jx pular in 1937. was again sponsored by the Student Council. —Barbara McMillan.

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Isfi to rick!—Harriet Wilton, Jacob Zimmerman. Robert Van Tries, Howard Clark. Mr. SchonbcrKor, Arthur llartie. Edwin Chambers. Duane Crabtree, Allan Juclkc. £w Gye gia jj Editor H( )WARD CLARK Notts R()BBRT VAN TRIES Sports.............. ARTHUR BARTLE Assistant.................... JAKE ZIMMERMAN Society ..................... HARRIET WILSON Features EDWIN CHAMBERS, ALLAN JUELKE DUANE CRABTREE Faculty Supervisor ........R. T. SCHONBERGER f N the fall of 193G, the Iiu Aye was enlarged from a four-column paper issued about seven times a year i to a five-column paper issued twice a month. This year, the same policies were followed. Si ceial Home- coming, Christmas, High School and Commencement editions were published during the school year. The pa| er struggled along without an editor-in-chief during the year of I93G-37, but last spring Howard Clark was elected by the student council, on the recommendation of Mr. Schonl erger, to fill that jK)st during the current year. This was in accordance with regulations adopted by the student council in their charter. The Eu Aye stall' pride themselves on their complete coverage of all campus events, scholastic, social, athletic, dramatic and musical. Whenever possible, the paper carries pictures of events of interest to readers of the paper. The Eh Aye carries no advertising, and takes in nothing from subscriptions, being entirely sup| orted by the school funds. It is distributed to all students and is sent to all alumni of the school whose addresses are listed in the office, and to friends and prospective students throughout this section of the country. s

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Top roii —Herbert Martin. Kenneth Jury. Alfred Nelson. Herbert Miller. Emil Rctzlnff, Alex Visto. Stcoud Row—Arthur Keddig. Reiny Kirschinnnn, Allen Hamilton, Floyd Hanson. Duane Crabtree. Allan Juclkc. Third row -Wilbur RctzlafT, Melvcrn Kloubcc. Leonard V'asvick. Clifford Durheim. Cecil Klatt. Elmer Gcbhardt. Ho:turn row -Albert Gsbhardt. Edwin Sand. Mr. Tedin. Herbert Thiele. Kieth Hymers. Gutc llleclianics THE Auto Mechanics Club is an organization whose primary purpose is to afford recreation for those students enrolled in the farm machinery course. Any person taking two subjects in the depart- ment is eligible for membership in the club. No dues are charged. Money for financing the club is made by charging ten per cent on all repair parts installed by the mechanics. It is hoped that in the future the mechanics may handle all repairs on a regular garage basis. Several parties were held by the mechanics during the long winter term and one very successful school rabbit hunt was sponsored by the club. Those holding membership in the club are: Leo Billcy, president; Art Rcddig, vice president; Melvern Kloubcc, secretary-treasurer; Kieth Hymers, Henry Carlson, Clifford Durheim, Herbert Miller. Wilbur RctzlafT, Emil Retzlaff, Leonard Vasviek, Herlxsrt Martin, Albert Gcbhardt, Elmer Gcbhardt, Edwin Sand. Allan Hamilton, Reiny Kirschmann, Alex V'isto, Alfred Nelson, Cecil Klatt, Harold Santanen, and Edwin Wilen. s