Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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ebicai If you should see a cat ambling down the street some day, any cat, street and day, you'll know that said feline is on his way Qaj to a meat market, there to offer his all in the face of present meat shortages, or fbj to becoming a violin string, or, and most probably, to a meeting of the Medical Club, where he will be the program for the evening. Not that the members of Medical Club are catty, but the average Medical Clubber would give his eye teeth for the privilege of dissecting a cat. And the member who manages to find one, is a lucky, lucky guy. At the annual Medical Club Dinner, catburger and hot formaldehyde are the piece de resistante, and a loyal clubmember can scent a scent a mile off. The future doctors rompecl at their annual picnic, being careful not to squush any defenseless arachnids or coleoptera. Doctor I-lelmsworth was president of the pepcats, John Brandenburg was vice-president, and Dorcey Davy was Secretary-treasurer. f - For next year, the club is planning to award a special plaque to Oscar, for having been a member in good standing of the club for a period of time exceeded by that of no other member, dead or alive. Oscar dates back to Indian days, and hasn't missed 'a meeting in ears. Y Over all this tribe rules Professor Knight, silent, peaceful, understanding ..... R. Stuckenbruck, T. Monteith, E. Kangas, L. Weber, R. Compaan, A. Buchholtz, A. Swenson, R. Mork, Robertson, K. McClelland, A. Becker, E. Sagehorn, S. Hughes, W. Lind, B. Wildfang, E. McCrae, V. Borgen, Prof. Knight, J. Severn, V. Brooks, A. Metz, D. Hyde, G. Enns, D. Davy, H. Taylor. I

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5:31 .ul H , 2 QE? A a - WEEE ii ik' 1 I E-?!fT1'uVigi5,j 7 irL5':':'.i'i.fn' N :- njanm QU' , - 5 Tir, H' E. Doherty, R. Mork, O. Ongstad, S. Hughes, W. Haberstroh, J. Reeve, J. Lunn, M. Vogel, L. Weber, R. Stuckenbruck, C. Lawler, B. Sparks, T. Grande, D. Wanner, W. Fallgatrer, Dr. Hart. C9ZVY4i5f'1' When the chorus of voices from the Pine Room breaks into the stirring strains of Ag Threads Among the Au , or By the H2O's of the Minnetonka , you can bet your bottom nylon that-yes-that the Chemistry Club is meeting tonight. And when you step closer and peek through the key-hole you ind that the percentage of femmes in this organization is amazingly low. In fact, the percentage of males is so high, that any girl would give her right leg to join-if only there weren't those darned requirements. But there are always a couple of lovelies who brave the rigors of chemistry and break test-tubes with the best of them. If you're still looking through that key-hole, I think by now we can call you an adamant eaves-dropper. But it's worth it to see what goes on at the meetings. A favorite game is one in which the president throws acid on the vice-president, and when the v.-p. rushes up to the lab to get some base to neutralize his face, he Finds that the president has filled the ammonia bottle with phosphorus. Then when he comes back to the meeting, the other members try to remember what he looked like before he went. Anyway, Helmsworth was president this year, Ed Doherty was vice-president, and Thelma Grande wrote up the meetings and collected the dues. It is rumored that Doctor Hart was a party to these goings-on.

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s i :ei --,111 Zinc....il-j..T:Zifff:j.:,,.. if Z-igiii it ,. A, ilu, .5 ,X , ,, Y ,I . 1 - , ,, ,i - -I -I V- F ,- . 3 ' . if-V, , i. , 3 Eff I ,Y I L. f fs U. fam . LV 1 A.. , - 194 4.:-2. J.L' DJJ: i.- J -Q.: . fi .Q -ev A Scofield M Flowers, D. Simless, M. Ringham, B. Kline, Knobel, B Hopkins M Bettcher, K. McClelland, j. Smith, L Pitula K Woodward, R. Cafferty, D. Voge, K. Beaumont, C. O'Brien, Miss Lein A Dessonville P. Travis, K. Geving, B. LaMoure, l fubenf an- Maevican eA5ue The Pan-American looking faces above belong to members of the Pan-American League, interested mostly in things Pan-American. By now you probably know that these are the Spanish kids. Yes, the Spanish kids. This year marked the advent on the campus of the Student Pan-American League of Jamestown College, affiliated with the National Student League. Initiative in its founding was taken by the second year Spanish class, and membership in the classy organization was by invitation only, with a ten cent cover charge. The Spaniels elected Senorita Voge presidents, Senorita Cafferty presiclente segunda, fpresidente del vicej, Senor Beaumont el jefe del dinero, y Senorita Woodward la secreteria, with Miss Lein la profesora grande, maestra bonita, and amiga simpatica. The League met for the first time just in time to get above picture taken, and thereafter settled down to a semester of diligent delving into the folkways and mores of the vecinos buenos. Anyway, die Mitgleider, er, - uh, uh - los miembros, are looking ahead to long and prosperous careers in the Western Hemisphere. Shades of Iberia! e