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

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FRESHMEN CLASS ROLL Clair Aase, William Ackerman, Alleyne Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, Mabel Anderson, Richard Anderson, Robert Anderson, August Anheluk, Sydney Bailey, Robert Baird. Magdalene Bambusch, Everett Baker, Glen Bartle, Ben Basaraba, Clara Baumann, Hilda Bender, Ted Benishek, Edith Benjamin, Donovan Benzie, Orris Berg, Betty Jane Boehlke, Elsie Brablec, Rita Braun, Pearl Brennise, Edward Briske, Paul Brown, Dorothy Buclili, Laurice Buck, William Burns. Kathleen Carroll, Albert Casady, Earl Chase, Rose Cinder, Anna Clarys, Bill Cowan, Ruth Cox, Alice Culver, Gordon Culver, Vera Davison, Elizabeth Dettmers, Leonard Dohrmann, Eleanor Doll, Lydia Dunder, Lucille Ebeling, Elizabeth Ege, Bernice Elkins, Lorraine Endreson. Adeline Fischer, Arvilla Fisher. Marcella Fischer, Rose Fischer, Harry Fjosne, Mary Flowers, Kenneth Freed, Wilma Freer, Stanley Freiheit, James Gallagher, Lillian Ganske, Mary German, Clarence Gilges, Agnes Gray, Bess Grube, Katherine Gustin. Ann Haag, Wilfred Haas, Ramona Hafele, Florence Hale, Mildred Ilallen, Azalia Hammond, Tony Ilannel, Ethel Hansen, Maurice Hardy, Clarence Hartman, Edward Haspert, Margaret Hauge, Leona Hausauer, Edward Hauser, Harold Hennings, Margaret Hermes, Helen Higley, Val Hoemer, Martha Hoffer, Lydia Hagel, Theodore Hagel, LeNora Hoiby, Anna Hollinger, Gudrun Holm, Della HoUe, Gordon Holt, Vivian Holt, Eileen Holst, Dorothy Homelvig, Julius Ilomelvig, Eleanor Howard, Dorothy Hughes, Elaine Hunkier. Leslie Jacobsen, Lyle Jewell, Delilah Joersz, Alice Johnson, Martha Johnson, Carrie Johnston, Clara Jorstad, Esther Josucks, John Kampf, James Kelly, William Kessler, Robert King, Dorothy Klein, Gwendolyn Klingman, Agnes Knodel, Elfrieda Knoop, Phyllis Kobitisch, Dorothy Kovash, Frances Krush, Martha Kukla, Gilbert Kuller, Norma Kuschel. (Continued on page 77) PPAIRIE SMOKE Twenty-six

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WOMEN’S LEAGUE The Women’s League, the largest organization on the campus, includes the women students enrolled at DSTC. New members are initiated into the organization early in the fall quarter at a solemn and impressive candle light ceremony. During the year the League sponsored assembly programs for the members, the Annual Washington Tea held at the South Hall parlors in February and in the spring quarter, the Banquet for the mothers and daughters. A scholarship drive was instituted early in the year in an at- tempt to raise the scholarship standard among the women of the organiza- tion. The qualities of Friendship, Purity and Loyalty symbolized by the colors of Red, White and Blue, are the pillars upon which the League is built. Officers who served during the year were: Mary Jane Alguire, Presi- dent; Anne Kluksdal, Vice President; Ella Duckwitz, Treasurer; Sarah Bashara, Secretary; Miss Leila G. Woods, Dean of Women; and Miss Zoe Beiler, Adviser. PPAIPIE SMOKE ' 1939 Twenty-eight