Minnesota State University Moorhead - Praeceptor Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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,- V F AU L 4 Y i JJ . ,, .'3! 'M Unbelieueaale as if may Jeem, the muddy Red River of today played an important role in navigation in 1879. DEDICATIO FIFTY YEARS in the life of any institution marks the attainment of far more than aged cornerstones and venerable ivy. To all who are in any way concerned, the record of this Hrst half century is bound to have a meaning and a fascination far exceeding the bounds of any mere recital of facts. But a golden anniversary, while an appropriate time for reminiscence, is also an occasion for taking stock of the present and looking to the future. In the pages of this Golden Anniversary PRAECEPTOR the staff is pleased to present a picture of the College that was, and the College that is today. What it is to be to- morrow will depend upon the social vision of those to come, and upon the skill with which they build upon the substantial foundations of the past and the present.

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l,gM.m:1n1illi m I X, NNIVER ARY BEHIND THE OPEN PORTALS-the simplicity of the modern gateway whose lines so adequately blend the buildings with theirlsetting-is the campus of 1937: Weld Hallg the Men's Dormitoryg the Campus Schoolg Comstock Hallg Wheeler Hallg and MacLean Hall. Not shown in the picture are the Physical Education building and the heating plant. 1937 ij ' ,. E saiaa, Q mm HH my si H Nl .., , Hr ' '...eQfv1 ' SH im 1

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,i F I, Wg I -HIL., TABLE OF CONTENTS GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES FEATURES O COPYRIGHT 1937 EUGENE 4HARRIS, Editor MELVIN WEDUL, Managivzg Editor and thf Slaj' Looking for all the world like a typical frontier town this wa: Moorhead in 1879. Pirture by Flalen Studio