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

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY

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A STUDENT UNION BY 1964 By 1964, Dickinson State should have one of the finest student union buildings in the state. The structure will provide room for social activities, meeting rooms, and the cafeteria. May Hall’s facilities have become inadequate for the growing student body, and the new union will be a welcome addition to the college community. AND A SCIENCE BUILDING . . . In this age of cosmonauts and space travel, science has become a very vital part of college education. The facilities for scientific study at present are very inadequate. With the completion of a science building in the near future, Dickinson State will be able to offer its students the instruction and equipment necessary for the development of qualified personnel in the important field of scientific endeavor. 9

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Dean of Men L. G. Pulver L. G. Pulver has devoted many years of his service as Dean of Men at Dickinson State College. With its record enrollment, 1962 was an extremenly busy year for the Dean. But as in pre- vious years, he tirelessly gave his time and effort to each and every man on campus. In appreciation for his unselfish and helpful service over the years, we would like to dedicate this section of die 1962 Prairie Smoke to Dean L. G. Pulver. THE KEYS TO KNOWLEDGE