Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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i ■ i « « « Play time at Bismarck Hospital certainly looks like fun—can we join? Hey! Hey! What are we advertising anyway. Pioneer Park — food — 4 pretty girls—what more could you ask for? This genial housemother be- lieves in taking advantage of spring. After seeing these nurses, the boys decided they would prefer spending their vacations at Bismarck Hospital.

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Wowie! Bet that snow doesn’t last long. What can she want at the postoffice? Of course, the Army Morale must be kept up. If you live through the year with those chemists, Howard, you’ll live forever. From here, it looks like bedtime at the Nurses’ home. Nix boys—you can't get out on the roof. Anyway, not when the janitor is around.

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MIRAIKAY In October, 1939, the first social group was organized by the girls of Bis- marck Junior College, to promote friendship and encourage school activities. Officers are elected by the members of the club, to serve terms of one sem- ester. Meetings are held bi-weekly in the girls’ lounge, which has been fur- nished and decorated by the club. The present sponsors are Miss Mary Margaret French and Miss Dorothy Moses. The “Variety Show” was the first activity sponsored by the club in 1941. The Ballet Moose, Puppet Show, and two plays, “Lemon Pie for Andy,” and “Be a Little Cuckoo,” were presented. Dances, picnics and parties were given by the club. The Mothers’ Tea was given at the Utility Room in April. Both the boys’ and girls’ mothers were invited, and the Tea proved a great success. 1