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

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GENEVIEVE SWITZER Genevieve Switzer, as president of Forum and the Sophomore class, vice-president of Women's League, Associate Editor of the Slope Teacher, feature editor of the Prairie Smoke, and a member of Chibiabos, as well as maintaining a high record in school work, has won for herself the title of busy- body and is the choice of her class for Who's Who. WILLIAM GUNDERSON Better known as Gundy , Wil- liam Gunderson, prominent 'Sopho- more basketball player, has won high recognition in scholarship, athletics, and personality. JAMES TAVlS James Tavis of the Freshman Class was well known throughout the campus for his singing. Jim- mie rates high in scholastics and took an active part in Chibiabos and Men's Union. He is a member of the College Quartet. AGNES ROBINSON Agnes Robin-son, known to the public as Aggie , who has won much publicity on the campus for her tapping, was chosen to repre- sent the girls of the Freshman Class.

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EUNICE ERICKSON Eunice Erickson, the High School'-s representative to the Who's Who, because of her scho- lastic ability and honorary stand- ing was selected as a candidate for the high school delegation by the D. A. R., for the trip to Washing- ton, D. C. 'She is not only rated highly in scholastics, but also an active member of the Women's League and the Women's Athletic Association. ALFRED STRANIK Alfred Stranik, a 'March Gradu- ate from Model High, conscienti- ous in his studies, was a three let- ter man in basketball, an all Con- ference Captain and 'guard in '36, also a member of the High School Men's Union. 8th ANNUAL I-IOMECOMING CCOntinucd from Page 745 In the afternoon the Savage warriors charged out onto the field of battle to meet the traditional foe, the Beaver invaders. The game brought forth many exciting moments evidenced by thrilling runs, long passes, clean playing and great blocking. Coming back at half time with the score 7-0 against them the stalwart Savages pushed over the tying counter early in the third quarter, after which neither team scored. The annual Alumni Banquet and Homecoming dance wound up the celebration. The dance was held, as always, in the big gym, which was beautifully decorated and lighted. A special feature of the celebration was the filming of the entire homecoming festivities by Arthur Hedge. The film, much of which was taken in full natural color, will remain a permanent record of the event of 1935, which proved to be one of the most outstanding Homecoming cele- brations in the history of the school. Seve nity- r-ight

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MABEL. FELAND Mabel Feland with her sincerity and poise, represents with dignity the girls of the Senior class, Mabel ranks high in scholarship and ex- tra-curricular activities, in which she is especially known as secre- tary. MARY CUSH MAN Mary Cushman, smiling brightly has established herself as a sin- cere friend and an earnest student, a dependable committee member, and a capable official. Mary has .been an active member in Chibi- abos and W. A. A. of which she served as president in 1935-36. BURLEIGH SAUNDERS The selection of Burleigh Saund- ers for president reflected the es- teem of his .Senior classmates for his executive ability. Quietly am- bitious, Burleigh has succeeded in maintaining a high scholastic standing, winning admission into the honorary fraternity, Phi Sigma Pi LYNN STEIN Lynn Stein, probably the best known man of the campus, repre- sents the Junior class on the basis of personality, scholarship, and popularity. An active and cheerful worker, Lynn has added much im- petus to the success of all organ- izations of which he has been a member.