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

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Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PRAIRIE SMOKE llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The May-pole” was the theme carried out May j in the St. Charles dining room when the seniors were the guests of the juniors at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. Other guests were Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Kjerstad; Miss Nellie Swanson, Sr. Class adviser; Mrs. L. G. Pulver, and Miss Alma Jesen and Mr. Pulver, Jr. Class advisers. A large may-pole was in the center, the banquet tables placed in a square about it. The table appointments were in pastel hues. At each plate was a miniature may-pole with ribbon streamers, nut crups decorated in spring flowers, and programs with Old English lettering. Several bouquets of tulips and dinner tapers decorated the center of the tables. Presiding as toastmistress was Shirley Stadstad, president of the junior class. Those appearing on the toast program were: To the Seniors—' Streamers . Ailene Bond Response to Juniors— May ....................... Renee Patterson To the Institution— The May-pole . Miss Swanson To the Faculty—“Weaving”.................................William Koenker President Kjerstad was called upon to make a few remarks. Even The Spring Jester” was there in the form of a finger-puppet art by Blanche Lillibridge Harding. A violin duet by Rolf Lee and August Rauch, accompanied by Dorothy Rosander, and a mixed quartet, composed of Olga Oukrop, Florence Deiters, Henry Hertz, and Glenn Emch, with Alice Nelson as accompanist, provided the music. At the close of the program the group joined in singing several familiar airs. MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET The New Deal” was the theme of the annual Mother-Daughter banquet held by the Women's League in the South Hall dining room, May 12. The viewpoints of three mothers and three daughters on the theme formed the main feature of the program. Mrs. H. C. Bowers, Regent, Mrs. L. R. Woolery, Hebron, and Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge, Dickin- son, discussed The New Deal in economic, educational, and social life. Wilfreda Ander- son, Dorothea Gerbracht, and Daphne Thorkelson presented the corresponding viewpoints of daughters. Dean Florence Somers in a short talk treated the theme from the standpoint of a Substitute Mother.” Musical numbers included in the program were a violin solo by Miss Catherine Burns, and vocal numbers by a girls' trio and boys’ quartette. Erma Heinemeyer, president of the Women's League, presided as toastmistress. Tirtniytight ■JiiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiiMiiiicwiiiiiiiiiiiicBiiiiiiiimiic 1934 JNimiiiiiicBJiiiiiiiiiiiicBJiiiiiiiiiiiicBJiiiiiiiiniitB

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Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PRAIRIE SMOKE llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1933-34 LYCEUM COURSE An entertainment committee, composed of Miss Alma Jensen, chairman. Miss Cath- arine Burns, R. E. Smith, L. R. Hiatt, Olga Oukrop, and Roy Foss, arranged this year for a number of programs for each quarter. Part of the student activity fund is used to finance these programs. Students have, through this source, enjoyed the following program of events during the year: Fall Quarter Banjo Concert Bacon and Starlight Lecturer Dr. Bryngelson Misner Players “The Merchants of Venice, Ships Afloat. Brown and Meneley—Varied program of music and lecture. Reasoner and Nelson—Varied program. Winter Quarter Century of Progress Movies. Madam Olga D’AIIaz, interpreter of songs of countries from Baltic to Black Sea. Simba, moving picture of the Martin Johnson's. Pinafore —presentation of the College Mixed Chorus and Orchestra. Spring Quarter Lecturer—Madame Pirea Beyea. Hansel and Gretel —fairy opera. Corcardia Choir—Concordia College. Utica Jubilee Singers Chicago Symphonic String Quartette. Concert College Orchestra and Chicago Symphonic String Quartette. GRADUATES NOT IN PICTURE Eldena Sperling Sylpston March. High School Women’» League. Women’ Athletic AmdcuImmi: Glee Club. Otto Threw. Jr. Dtd mon March. High School Men’» Unuiu. Ella A. Weller Hew Leipzig March, High School Glee Club: ftuketbatt; Women' Leigue. Adolph Roikrmcy Belfield June, Hich School Men’ Unwin. BiiiiiimiiiicBimiimiiiicBJiiiimmiitBimmiiimc Eva Erickson South Heart June, High School Women’ League. Mary Krushensky Belfield June, High School Women's League. Eugene Spear Dktqinson June, High School Men' Union. Glee Club Frances Wanner Dickinson June. High School Women League. T uemyieven JIIIIIIIIIIIICBIIIIIIIIIIIIICBJIIIIIIIIIIMCBIIIIMMIIIIICB

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