Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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A. Thornberq, E.' Sagehorn, B. Doherty, K. Clemens R. Swankle, W. Kercher, W. Osmon, R. Stuckenbruck, O. Ongstad, H. Edson. The I Club is one organization that defeats these I-join-everythingers, for you really have to work for mem- bership. To be eligible you must have earned a letter in football, basket- ball, or track. Don David, football captain, was president of this ex- clusive bunch, and vice presidents were basketball co-captains Herb Parker and Harry Hendrickson. This group includes first year sweater-men or four year lettermen, and they're all swell fellows who make IC's sports record a clean and enviable one. B. Buchholtz, L. Schmid, V. Sundin, A. Graves, V. Buchholtz B. Lamm, T. Dahlen, B. Mork, H. Hendrickson. I CLUB R. Sears. B. Kangas, I. Gardner B. Salisbury, H. Ludwig. W. Krivobok, R Doyle I. Brandenburg, D. David. H. Parker, L Shook

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.T l , l 1 --s .uf - 't . N H,.Q?f, z fl' .. .11-fy ll I 4 Z x AUP WIEDERSEHEN It is with sincere regret that faculty members and students view the departure of Professor T. Y. Stine, Dean of Men. Dean Stine has been a great friend and leader on the campus since his arrival eleven years ago. Coming to Iamestown College in 1931 as the first dean of men, he opened the newly built Watson Hall, which has since sheltered him and his usual brood of male students, not to mention Sally, Dorothy Sue, and Mrs. Stine. The completely equipped recreation room, print shop, and photography dark room are features of Watson suggested and made real largely through his ef- forts. It is for the mos! part through his noteworthy perseverance that Watson has become a real home for the boys. He has been a favorite leader everywhere: chapel, song-fest, work or play. As a personal friend and advisor, with his generosity of time and efforts, he' has established a code which makes an indelible mark on every man who ever has lived in Watson. Ten years ago Moms' and Dads' Day was originated by the dean and has continued to be one of the college's most essential and important annual events. This is but a minute example of the ingenuity and uniqueness with which Stine has carried out each busy day, for he has been an active member of the faculty, serving on five committees: Eligibility, Health, Personnel, Scholarship, and Social Affairs. Through his never-ceasing efforts,he has made life enjoyable and interesting with parties, song-fests, and other events for the students, who give him immeasurable respect. The Student Union and Iimmie Grill were made real largely through his efforts. It was Stine who secured financial backing, Stine who plotted and planned with architects, Stine who dreamed and made that dream come true, that the students of IC might have facilities to play as well as work. Familiar figure behind the counter of the Iimmie Grill was Dean Stine, earnestly endeavor- ing to whip up a marshmallow something or other in accordance with instructions from the sidelines of a non-conforming soda hound! Due to his untiring efforts on behalf of the college and his great qualities of leadership, he had recently received the appointment of assistant to the president. As an educator he had been more than active in North Dakota, serving as president of the Higher Education section of the NDEA. He had also been a leading figure and principal speaker at various high school grad- uation exercises throughout the state. A friendly chap simply radiating energy, Stine has been an outstanding personality on the campus. Students join the faculty in wishing him every success in his new position, knowing that each succeeding year, his absence from Jamestown College will be felt more keenly.

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