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

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 twkxty.tiirf.k I i Tllll-. Science Club, among ihe main clubs formed • , , I' ) . , . u Science, has been one ol the most active organizations the past year h has i three fold object: to maintain and propagate interest in scientific subjects t promote social intercourse among those scientifically inclined uul to «»ive members practice in club work. Any students of the school, who are in a Science class or who are interested in Science are eligible to become active members. The meetings, with special programs and entertainments arranged for. were held even-other Thursday night at the gymnasium. A number of scientific talks, interesting lectures, and educational debates were given during the year: the club even made attempts at performing psychic mysteries which were of great interest and amusement. The club had as its class advisors. Professors Cavanaugh and Tarney and with their co-operation and that of a lively group of members, lias been much of a success. The officers for the year were: First term—President. John I-cut finer. Vice-President. Alice Pussier: Secretary and Treasurer. Hugh M.mgskau. Second term President. Frederick K. Jones: Vice President. William P. Schmitt: Secretary and Treasurer. Mabel (». (Iran.

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rvvi: TY-roi k ©-------------- Vrts (Hub I IK Knglish, History, and Language students at Science comprised the membership of the Arts Club. This society was organized for the purpose of fostering work in these various arts during the school year, thereby inciting greater interest in these courses. The meetings were held monthly and after the business had been transacted. entertainment programs followed. The members enacted sketches, gave readings and musical numbers, discussed dramatics, and talked on humorous subjects. Usually after the programs the evenings were spent socially when card playing and dancing were enjoyed. This Club is a typical Science School organization and with the aid of its competent advisors, Professor McMahon. Miss Clark, and Miss Davis, has achieved its purpose. It had as class officers during the year: President, Kvangelinc Burn- son: Vice President, Axel l.ilja; and Secretary and 'Treasurer, l.cnore Karin.