University of North Dakota - Dacotah Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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FEBRUARY

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Those long, twisting, never moving registration lines. Wally Bolmeir asks Dorothy Thompson to let him break thru. Eunice Schmidt and Gordy Salness. This thing called-Dorothy Sarles and Bob Tillot- son. That jam to get out at the Women's Gym. Miriam Miller, Maureen Martin, Alice fit ain't copes- theticl Danuser, Billy Mills, Blossom Docken, Ar- ley Bjella, Yvonne Koeppen and Mrs. Stewart. Don Fossum-left out in the cold at the Spinster Skip. But at the Skip were Wilma Legg, Lewis Law, Maureen Lamb, Kay Schlukbier, Mike Feeney, Roberta Finley, Vic Rykken, Edna Pearson, Mary Gale Williams, Annamae Linwell and Kevin O'Malley. Eunice Schmidt, Bill Buckingham, Jackie John- stone and Chris Sand at the Military Ball. Jim Peterson, Jean Beth McKay, Johnny Ahlroth, Dick Johnson's Fargo Flame, and Al Severson. Queen Camile and Bob Winberg at the Skip. The U squad takes on the Devils Lake leather pushers. Another bout between a U man and a Devils Lake fighter. An intramural battle. Ruth Coghlan and Merland Moen on way to a class at Law. Bob Tillotson and Dorothy Sarles hobnobbing. Dean Thormodsgard and desk. Nick Arashiro adjusts a steam engine. Ray Hitchcock slipsticks his way through a com- plicated problem. Cheerful Chappy refills his Chandler Hall nickel bandit. North Dakota's only woman engineer-Anna Pet- erson. Father Hubbard, the glacier priest, greets an ad- mirer while Prexy looks on. John Hancock- The Hancock and Russ Hall at a Delta Sigma Pi dinner. Clayton Mundt-and transit. Barrister Bill Black sets up type for the Student. Bob Hammes dummies up another Student front page. Wally Erickson, now Student editer, rewrites copy. Pete Morgan, University director of printing, lean- ing on the press. Dacotah business staffers Vic Bykken and Jim Osgard talk over the financial situation. 1941 FEBRUARY 1941 MON TUE WED THU 1-'RI SATQ l Yi Ailrrr iff W!-1 iglig rfuisglu ii VU l2l3ll4ll5ll6ll7llSl I 9 l10ll1 il12ll13li14ll15l H615-1lfsn19i2ol2inn22l l25l24l25ll26l2'1lP6il l SUN MON

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Pooch Keller grabs forty Winks after reading soporferic economics. Ray Peterson, Buster Rockstad, George Richard- son, Pooch Keller, Jim Cuzzons, and Constantine Brown-Delts all. Wreckage of the Enge-Douglas plane after the tragic crash December 19. Another view of the wreck. Camp Depression boys Ted Wysocki, Chester Heitsch and Lyle Wallace. Wally Anderson and Reinhold Nathan breeze a bit on their bunks. Chefs Sam Peterson and Richard Raatz at the Camp cook house. Roger Skjei at one of the Camp's work tables. Another stalled car - an aftermath of the big blizzard. Autos caught on the Avenue in window high snow drifts. A snow plow bucks the drift in front of the Delta Gamma house. Branch heavy evergreens in front of the Delt house. Of course the drift in front of the DG house is the biggest the storm produced. The DGs go in only for big-things. Looking up University avenue from the Delt house. And DZs Helen Eddie, Margaret Johnson and Kay Lawrence love it. A miniature mountain in front of the Alpha Phi house. DZ Marie Twedt and the Delts' drooping ever- greens. Five Phi Phis find it snow use. We struggle back to class after convo. DZ Mary Jean Kasper-and snow. Sigma Nu horseplay-Paul Jones, Jesse, Arnold, Jed Lankford and unfortunate victim. Winter scene from the top of Merrifield. Those Larimore hall beauties-Helen Danner and Dorothy Rinde. And into Merrifield for classes. Here's how Davis hall got its average-Margaret Moen and Helen Mathsen-at 2 a. m. And Margy doesn't feel so cheerful. WAAer Marie Glimsdahl. Eleanor Chalmers-what a racket. And perhaps Clem didn't look far enough-Eliza- beth Evert. P sv f 1941 MARCH 1 941 I SUN MON TUE wsu THU FRI sATl I ll ll ll ll ll ll 1 l l2l2l4U5l6l'1llSl l 9 l10:l11Il12l13l14l15l l1 6l1'1l1Sl19l20l21I422l lMIMl26l26ll2'1l2Sll29l SUN MON ew . -Q, ' 59 . ra' 'Hy 'a