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

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A TRIBUTE As silence may reveal the feeling of a storm Or music imitate the sounding sea, A mirror of our mind reflects as it deforms The vain expressions of a memory. This man we chose as counselor and friend, Who lived and lives within each soul he knew, Has shaped us more than we can comprehend Though none perceived that gratitude was due. Though glamour shuns the realm of education The words he spoke were portions of his soul And could not find a better occupation But at a price extinguishing his goal. Let others write a life of fascination Ignoring heaven's purpose for our birth, But let them not perpetuate sensation As all the essense of our stay on earth. The soul that lives in greatest inspiration Is not inspired by the fame it holds, But rather by a sense of new creation Presented in the product that it molds. By a D.S.T.C. Student FRIEND

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 IN MEMORIAM Henry E. Aas 1917-1956 PROFESSOR COUNSELOR PROCTOR

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EOREflEN The boys who really make things hop ound here are the foremen. Of course u hear some gripes about the foremen of Is spread, but when the chips are really wn we gotta hand It to em. They's got Dig load on their shoulders, but they ally keep their fences up. By the time hands has worked under them for four ar, we've really shucked onto a gunny- ck full of leamin. Then green as a ril colt we're ready to drift out and set a shack of our own near Hungry Man's tte or Gumbo Creek or some other allengin' place like that. Chief Wrangler, President C. E. Scott