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

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Former Dean Surveys DSC PALMER O. AASMUNDSTAD Palmer O. Aasmundstad, Business Manager and Registrar, is a man of many talents. Handling student loans, processing applications for admission, certifying candidates for graduation, preparing honor and deficiency lists, and ordering all supplies and equipment comprise some of his duties. He also assists the president in preparing the college budget. In addition to his duties on campus, Aasmundstad attends registrar and state legislature meetings and recruits new stu- dents. In an effort to rc-cvaluate the utilization of space at DSC, L. G. Pulver, former DSC Dean of Men, is conducting a survey for the Higher Board of Education on all available space on campus. Under Aasmundstad's supervision, the seven full-time secre- taries maintain permanent academic records, supply transcripts of credit, check applications for graduation, keep records of all financial transactions, and send out deficiencies and grades. Mrs. Mildred Christensen, Mrs. Ramona Brown, Mrs. Harriet Baysore, Mrs. Ethel Dolwig, Mrs. Vivian Ficek, Miss Delores Werre, Miss Ilenc Kuntz. 23

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OSBOURNE T. BELSHEIM MRS. LAURA LAGGE, Secretary to Mr. Belsheim Belsheim Pens History Osborne T. Belsheim, Director of Public Relations, has written a history of Dickinson State College to help commemo- rate the college's first fifty years. The history actually goes back to the beginning of North Dakota statehood where Belsheim has explored the politics involved in establishing an institution of higher education in western North Dakota. Delving into past records and researching through old yearbooks and news- papers, Belsheim seems to make the past presidents of DSC live again. While the emphasis in his history is on the per- sonalities of the college’s leaders, Belsheim does consider the economic and national events which helped shape DSC. As director of alumni affairs, Belsheim plays an important role in promoting Homecoming activities. He also acts as publicity director, promoting DSC at area high schools and assuming responsibility for Parents' Day and the Lyceum series 22

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Students’ Needs Are Well Served The DSC health center is the scene of broken arms, sprained ankles, and the common cold where college nurse, Mrs. Richard Swenson, looks after the health needs of DSC's 1500 students. In addition to her nursing duties, Mrs. Swenson is president of the Theodore Roosevelt Park Nature and History As- sociation and secretary of Zonta Club. The college bookstore, managed by Mrs. Irene Qualley, serves as post office, book supply center, and materials center for college students. MRS. RICHARD SWENSON 24 Linda Kadrmas is one of the students who works in the bookstore operating duplicating machines.