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

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IlDWAK!) Bldagk Wahpeton, N. I). j: r Commercial •'.Wit i.rctiy, hut mas. sive. Emma Kricksox Dalton, .Minn. “Uric” Domestic Science A maiden n •• v •• r liold. a| Til .'-till an I quiet. Rose Lipovskv Lidgenvootl, X. I). “Rope” Commercial •'ll v h «• r rainbow ho i»ry hall ve know her. Herbert Hintcen Wahpeton Nigh Herb” Commercial We do not blander him. for he i kind.” John Tkibki Wahpeton High U. of N. Dak. Jmk” Commercial ,,l»rink to ... with thine And lake this |»in «»f mine. Frank Ret no Wahpeton “Rcttic” Commercial Wise from the top of his head up. Ciimmrnrrmrnt June i ith—Baccalaureate Sermon June tOth Commencement Fxercises Colors—iireen •nui cinlJ F lower—Chrysanthemum Motto— Xcgleet Xot I be Hfl That if ll'itbin I bee. I-'• )

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MlU.ICI.NT MOKSI; Herman, Minn. Millie’' Preparatory My rosIi. I try to ho true to them stilt VorvV Oil, lie dotvn'l curt. :' Al.l KI.1) Sl’KINOI R Wyiuimere. N. I). “At” Preparatory • Mo lest and tin.-is-siinilni.'. little f l(IIU'(l In ill 1 school of !••:«! it -inn. 1 »« t in'otirifiii it; tlic arc f wiioiiiK. Walter Peiii. Campbell, Minn. Pair Preparatory I r stinlying im.-r-Toros with fussiiiR. cui the similes' Sakaii Skoviioi.t Moorelon, N. I). Sara” Preparatory “I lore Roniiis loir iIh —lot her flicker. Lyman Kippiirton Poxhome, Minn. Kip Preparatory ••lie lia»l a lioa«l to contrive. a Ioiiriio to perstimlc. and a liainl to execute any rnls- ol»i« f. Matilda Tiskth Abercrombie. N. I). Tylir Preparatory Tlioro Is a Rift ho. yon I tin- roach of art. of hciiiR olo |iien t Iv silent.' 11 at m: Siiaw Slirum, N. I). “Pshaw” Commercial I chat lor. chatter, sis I ro. Harry Voungdaiii. White Kock, S. I). Slim” Engineering ••In s| llo of Rroat llolulll lie's Rrsteoful. A 11 1 in affairs f love lie’s curcful. 124)

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HUm Unuayr Pleasant it is to stroll on the shore And watch the white foam play; Pleasant to picture in the sand The dreams of a summer day; For the heart of a man is the heart of a child Neath the spell of a summer day. Wavelets coursing along the strand Leave to the child his fancies free; But the booming breakers challenge a man To dare the open sea. Comrade of mine, come set your sails. Choose vour course and hold it true! The sea is calling, calling afar. Calling over the harbor bar. Cood speed and good voyage I wish to you ! Straight the sea-road in smiling weather; Hold it still 'mid the stormwind’s roar! And the goodly ships wc have builded together Will bear us safe to the farther shore.