Dickinson State University - Prairie Smoke Yearbook (Dickinson, ND)

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Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllll PRAIRIE SMOKE llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Grace Augusta Arrison June. 1932 MANITOU Emmett G. Dailey June, 1932 sentinel butte Florence May Dinsdale June, 1932 DICKINSON John W. Gay June, 1932 GRASSY BUTTE Herman F. Jaeger June, 1932 HEBRON Geraldine Johnson June, 1932 GORHAM Nell Yvonne Kane June, 1932 BEARCREEK. MONT. Susie Runyan Noark June. 1932 DICKINSON James Alton Pace June, 1932 DICKINSON William F. Schweigert June, 1932 HEBRON Stratum ■llllllllllllICBJIllllllllllICB IIimilllllCBlIimillllllC 1934 iiiiiiiiiiiiicbiiiiiiiiiiiiicbiiiiiiiiiiiiicbiiiiiiiiiiiiicb

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Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PRAIRIE SMOKE llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll DEGREE ALUMNI Bachelor op Arts in Education Greetings For the first time in history the Prairie Smoke” rises gently and majestically over the Slope from the tepees and the camps of those who have taken the full measure of our Alma Mater's extension into the field of thought: science, literature, fine and practical arts. On January 16, 1931, the State Board of Administration provided for the extension of the work of the State Normal School so as to give it full College status. Under this arrange- ment the institution opened in the fall of 1931 as a four-year State Teachers College. In the short space of two years since then, thirty-eight degree alumni have gone out from its wide open doors, proud to acknowledge the State Teachers College as their Alma Mater; an equal number are soon ready to join them. To you, our first degree alumni, whose names and imprints follow, the institution extends its most sincere greetings and good wishes. Your Alma Mater hails you; its latch string is always out to welcome you from your wanderings. ALMA MATER (Air: Follow the Gleam) The whoops of the red men hushed From the buttes and the sunkissed plain. The thundering clatter stilled From the hoofs of the vanished herd. Alma Mater, yours now the theme. Brick red your towers, snow white your ledge, Alma Mater, Spirit so clean. Hearts and hands unto thee we pledge. The mind of the scholar roused Fired deep with undaunted zeal In majestic silence thoughts move Spirit worlds to create and seal. Alma Mater, Alma Mater Spirit of truth and thought sublime Alma Mater, Spirit Mother Hearts and thoughts e’er with thee entwine. —Dr. C. L. Kjerstad Sixteen BTiiiimiiiiicBiiiiiiiiiiiiicBiiiiiiiiiiiiicaJiiiimiiiiic 1934 jiiiiiimiiicBiiiiimiiiiicBJiiiiiiiiiiiicBiiiiiiiiiimcB

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Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PRAIRIE SMOKE llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Andrew T. Sterling June, 1932 GRASSY BUTTE Beniamin Bismarck Benzel August, 1932 COGSWELL Jacob Blickensderfer August, 1932 BURT Vincent J. Cassidy August. 1932 CARSON Herman F. Dietz August, 1932 SENTINEL BUTTE Henry Julius Gernmardt, Jr. August, 1932 DICKINSON Arthur Hirning August, 1932 BURT Genevieve Lucille McCain August, 1932 DICKINSON Alp B Mekvold August, 1932 SCRANTON Mr . Gertrude DeForth March, 1932 DICKINSON Eighteen 1934 3llllllllllltCB3IIIHIIIIIIICa3millllllllCB3IIMmillllCB