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

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 SwUclie i Stajjjf Back row: Marjorie Brccdbcnl Dwight Dwellc. Lea Muldccn, John Barnes, Arthur Frysiie, Henry Balliet, Claudo White, Monty BrouiUcrd. Front rov : Ora Mario Sprcuso, Ruth Moyer, Fern Hcyenga, Madella Stabler. Lcis Coleman. Sidney Anderson, Charles Stewart. O. A. Banks. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief Associate editors Class editor Organizations editor. Alumni editor Men's Athletics Art editor Staff Photographer. Staff Stenographer.. Editorial Adviser -----Lois Coleman ..-Sidney Anderson Madella B. Stabler -----Fern Hayenga .Ora Marie Sprouse Justine H. Anderson —Monty Brouillard William Brown --------Ruth Meyer ------Henry Balliet Marjorie Broadbent R. T. Schonfcerger BUSINESS STAFF Business manager Advertising manager. Advertising assistants. Circulation manager.. Circulation assistant.. Business adviser Charles Stewart ...Arthur Frysiie -.John O. Barnes Claude White .Dwight Dwello ---Leo Muldoon O. A. Banks Pago 19

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feattd. Back row: Dwight Dwello, Arnold Wasson, Alox Siivorntiqol, Roland Nles, E. W. Ackert. Front row: Mildred Ulmer, Clarence Blecha, Lois Coleman. Arthur Hollan, Mary Lou Kronborg. E. W. Ackert Director The oldest organization on the campus, the N-I Band has been active since 1904, when it was organized by Commandant Mosher of Ellendale's Company A in order to give his military trainees the proper military atmosphere. It continued through the years as an R. O. T. C. band, and finally became an active unit of the educational program on the campus. The policy of teacher training for bandsmen has become well established by E. W. Ackert, now in his fortieth year at the N-I. Realizing that only through actual experience does a musi- cian learn how to organize and maintain a school band. Mr. Ackert has for many years let the students direct the band in all its public appearances. The continuous changes in personnel irom year to year make it impossible for any great improvement or advancement to take place in the band, but as a teacher training laboratory the N-I organization has great educational value. For several years the band has been mark- ing time, waiting for enough students of musical background to return to school so that the band may expand to its pre-war size and activity. This year the band has played for all athletic contests, but has made no public concert appearances. In its rehearsals and at its performances during athletic contests, the band has included personnel of pre-college age-high school students who, without the college band, would have had no chance for the musical training their talent demanded. Pago 21