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

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FACULTY NOT IN PICTURE ZOE BEILER Elida. Ohio Art JAUNITA VANCE Indianapolis. Ind. Music MYRA POOLE Lebanon, Nebr. Home Economics MRS. MIRACLE South Hall Matron IRENE E. CONNORAN Indianola, Iowa Physical Education MARTHA BRATCHER Mott, N. Dak. English CLARA STOXEN Taylor. N. Dak. Temporary Instructor in History Department MRS. NILO Cook ETHEL MUGGLI Richardton, N. Dak. M athematics HARRY DRAPER Spring Field. Tenn. Music LOLA CARPENTER Dickinson. N. Dak. Commerce MISS FUNK Cook JOHN SCHNEIDER Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MRS. OLSON Stickney Hall Matron CENTRAL CRITICS ELSIE M. HENNING First Grade HELENE A. STEINHOFF Fourth Grade HELEN M. BERVIG Second Grade BESS C. BRIDGES Fifth Grade CORENA L. NELSON Third Grade GENEVIEVE STRUTHERS Sixth Grade DOROTHEA KNOWLTON Seventh Grade MARGARET A. CARRIGG Eighth Grade RURAL CRITICS PAUL KRANK FLORENCE WHITE HILDA MORRELL Critic at Ash Coulee Critic at Green River Critic at Lehigh ALICE KENNEDY Critic at Lehigh

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FACULTY MAUDE KLINEFELTER IDA GROGAN BEAUDOIN MARION GARDNER LYDIA P. CRARY GENEVIEVE L. SWITZER C A. BUGBEE ALBERT SCHWARTZ N. S. ORDAHL HAZEL STERN St Paul, Minn. Commerce L. G. PULVER Dickinson, N. Dak. Commerce IVER I. GRINDSTUEN Dickinson, N. Dak. Principal and Supervisor of High School Teacher Training A. C. SELKE Dickinson, N. Dak. Geography E. S. HATCH Minneapolis, Minn. Education MATILDA L. STOXEN Taylor, N. Dak. Librarian MAUDE KLINEFELTER Secretary-T reasurer LYDIA P. CRARY Registered Nurse L. R. HIATT Dickinson. N. Dak. Education PELAGIA KOSMOSKI Dickinson, N. Dak. Methods and Observation HILDUR LELAND Dickinson. N. Dak. Music (Piano and Harmony) NELL M. ROBINSON Dickinson. N. Dak. English and Speech HARRIET ROTHER Sacramento, Calif. English AMANDA E. HENDRICKSON Oslo, Minn. English IDA GROGAN BEAUDOIN Part Time Office Assistant GENEVIEVE L. SWITZER Stenographer M. H. FAYER Dickinson. N. Dak. Languages ROY L COVILLE Galisbur . Mich. Industrial Education HAROLD E. MURPHY Delavan. Wis. Science JOHN R WIEHOFF Minneapolis, Minn. Education PAUL M. TINSLEY Dickinson. N. Dak. Social Science HARRY J WIENBERGEN Platterville. Wis. Coaching and Physical Ed. MARION GARDNER Stenographer and Bookstore C. A. BUGBEE Registrar ALBERT SCHWARTZ Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds N. S ORDAHL Engineer

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Seated: Edward Fox, Pat Tobin. Llewellyn Evans. Standing: Elmer Nelson. Mr. Hiatt. PUBLICATIONS CONTROL BOARD The Publications Control Board is a campus organization of a regula- tory nature, in relation to all campus publications, such as the Prairie Smoke and the Slope Teacher. The Board reviews all prospective publi- cations, with the view of admitting them as campus publications. The 1939-40 Control Board is unique in that it is composed entirely of student representatives from each of the four classes and one from Model High. The College Faculty are represented by two ex-officio mem- bers, Professor Hiatt, group Adviser, and President Charles E. Scott. The Control Board, in formulating its constitution for this year, in- serted these stipulations to have effect this year and as a suggestion for future years: 1. That the editor-in-chief of the Prairie Smoke and the Slope Teach- er be selected from the senior class. 2. That the associate editors be selected from the junior class. 3. That the associate editors of the above mentioned publications automatically become editors-in-chief of their respective publications the following year, upon returning to school. If the first associate editor fails to return the second associate editor becomes editor-in-chief. Members of the Control Board for 1940: President, Pat Tobin, Sophomore Representative; Secretary, Llewellyn Evans, Senior Representative; Elmer Nelson, Junior Representative; Edward Fox, Freshman Representative; Hubert Knopik, Model High Representative; Editor-in-Chief of Prairie Smoke, Gordon Renke, ex-of- ficio; Editor-in-Chief of Slope Teacher, Jack O’Brien, ex-officio.