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

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 '1.1 f I. . i ‘ f A If f t t f t f f f f f f I' IT % % V % First Row: Second Row- Third Row: Mr. Coville, Mr. Tinsley, J. Jewell, E. Nelson (President), Beneke, Mr. Wienbergen, A. Fisher. Miracle, Maxie, Grudem, P. Bruvold, E. Nasset, Young, Reinke, Hennings, Lund, Wherley. Hintz, Brow’n. M. Nasset, Mr. Woodward, Mr. Scott, Mr. Hatch, Mr. Pulver (Sponsor), S. Cram. PHI SIGMA PI Pi Chapter, Phi Sigma Pi, National Educa- tional Fraternity, has for its purpose the promo- tion of scholarship, the advancement of educa- tional thought, leadership, and wholesome char- acter and personality development. This has been a “100th member” anniversary year. Initiates, this year including Maurice Young, Sheldon Cram, Paul Brown, Frank Wherl- ey, Iver Lund, William Ilintz, Harold Hennings, and Bernett Grudem, have brought the Pi Chap- ter Roll to 107 members, 25 of which are active. Activities for the year included monthly busi- ness and professional meetings, Homecoming Breakfast, Founder’s Day” Banquet, and annual Phi Sigma Pi Spring Informal Dance. C. L. Woodward, Treasurer; E. S. Hatch, Regional Di- rector, are national officers of Phi Sigma Pi. Officers for the year: Elmer Nelson, Presi- dent; Elmer Beneke, Vice President; Marcus Nasset, Secretary-Treasurer; Wallace Maxie, His- torian; Leroy G. Pulver, Faculty Adviser. PHI SIGMA PI

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MEN’S UNION Organized when the school was founded, the Men’s Union is the oldest organization on the campus and, because it includes all men students, it is the largest men’s organization of the school. It is designed and organized to promote co- operation and good fellowship among men stu- dents. The organization carries on a colorful freshmen initiation each fall by which new members become better accpiainted. Some aims of the group are to induce higher social stand- ards, and to furnish entertainment. Officers of the Men’s Union for the past year were: Erling Nasset, President; Edgar Rieger, Vice President; James Jewell, Secretary-Treas- urer. MEN'S UNION

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First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: W. Zeller, Diede M. Miller, Tinsley, Chernausek, Mr. Faycr (Adviser), Hlntz. Dohrmann, D. Marklund, Skinner, J. O'Brien, M. German, Dodge. R. Fischer, Clement, Woodward. Erdahl, M. Kupper, Larsen, Scott, Sadler. Geiser, Amann, D. Downey, P. Cram. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB The purpose of the club is to promote interest in European culture; to acquaint students with the contributions of French and German peoples in fields of art, music, drama, science, national customs and traditions; and to further the study of foreign languages by various games, drama- tizations, and reports given in some foreign language. The meetings, both informal and entertain- ing, are held in the institution, at the homes of various members and at the adviser’s home. All students enrolled in any foreign language class, or those who have had any foreign language elsewhere, are members of the club. The officers of the club for the past year were: Rachel Fisher, President; Betty Clement, Vice President; Leonard Dohrmann, Secretary-Treas- urer; and Mr. Fayer, Adviser. I - YOU READ IT. WE CAN'T