North Dakota State College of Science - Agawasie Yearbook (Wahpeton, ND)

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C111;ST I: K W I- N T WO RT U. Chcs.” Commercial. Anna Pi-ithrson. “Dutch. Homo Makers Course. V. W. C. A. German Play. Basketball Team. .Iakk Haas. Jakie.” Commercial. Arnold Forhks. “Frig.” College. President Senior Class 1915. V. B. V. S. A. Band. Cora I'roc.nhr. Coora.” Domestic Kconomy. Chairman Social Committee, V. W. C. A. Basketball. Secretary of Class, 1913. Pl.OYI) PRI:NTICli. “Pat.” Commercial. Basketball, 2nd team. Football. Baseball. Band. Literary Program Committee. Sakaii Ni-i.son. “Sar.” Secondary. Ray Davidson. “Dav. Secondary.

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From the forest and the prairies From the great lakes of the northland. From the farm lands and the cities. Came the warriors of the nations Came the braves of- Abercrombie Came the Chief, the mighty Arnold To the tribe of Wah-pe-ton. When the Autumn leaves were turning. To the wondrous school of Science, Came these braves and maidens fair. On the threshold of the Main Hall Paused they, there in fear and trembling. Then the great otto. Coach Van I Ward, Led the warriors to the battle. Where they met the braves from Fargo. Bravely fought and then defeated This vast tribe of many fighters. Built they bonfires for this victory Danced they, feasted and related. Boasted of Buck Bobbins, prowess In this conflict with the northland. And still later in the Autumn Big Chief Arnold called a council To choose the skilled one of his tribe Who should write the Agawasie. Annual of the days of Science. Chief of those scribes, chose they Leo. He the loved one of the tribes. Then the great chief sent the speakers To orate with different peoples. Won and lost they in these contests At the cities of the prairie. This tribe was warned to tend their duties By the peerless ruler, Fred 13. Smith. Some there were, of these brave warriors. Who heeded not the voice of warning. Heeded not those words of wisdom. And he canned them, fired them cruelly. From the tribe of 1IH5. When the winter snow had vanished And the spring made its appearance. Then the Maids and Braves most fearless Put the war paint on their faces Decked themselves in brightest feathers And had a day of fun and frolic, Which they called the Penny Carnival. Making mischief, glee and laughter In the portals of the Old Gym For a host of Waltpetonions Who paid well for these acts of skill and marvel. Came the drowsy, dreamy sunshine. Of the never ending summer. Then the prairie Maidens danced the May Fete. Showed the dunces of the nations. Crowned the fairest of their number With a crown of prairie roses. As the days of June departed Bade they farewell to their comrades Of these years of work and play. And returned with many glories To the tepees of their fathers.

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Roih-rt Kra.mkr. ••Boh. College. Winner of Oratorical Contest. Anna Snvoi-r. “Ann.” Commercial. Y. W. C. A. Glee Club. .Member of House Government. Edward Co.an. “Ed.” Commercial. Al.TIII:a Piim-r. “Pipe.” Secondary. Vice-President Y. Glee Club. LawKi:nci- lluss. “Adolph.” Secondary. Arthur Forman. ‘Art.” Commercial. Ini-:z Anoi-kson. Iny.” Domestic Economy. Sec. Y. W. C. A. Frank Paul. 'Pahl.” Commercial. W. C. A. [23]