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

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rJ '0 THOSE who have found both enjoyment and profit here, to those who have toiled and studied within these walls, we present this volume of the Agawasic. Our aim in the formation of this book has been to record faithfully the scenes and activities that have made this a memorable year. We have tried to make it a book that will bring back pleasant memories in the years to come. May you, in reading it, derive as much pleasure from it as we of the staff have had in its composition.

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 J HEN a feller needs a friend” he could hardly find a better one than “Satt.” Though his tongue is occasionally “sharper than a serpent’s tooth,” he isn’t fooling us a bit; he has a heart as big as the trades building. “Satt” has been head of our printing department for eighteen years and dur-ing that time has been consistently known and liked by students, alumni, teachers and fellow townsmen. Before coming here he was superintendent of the printshop at the University of Minnesota. Since early boyhood he has been a printer, a good one, and proud of it. His general interests arc wide, ranging from the depths of fishing to the heights of astronomy. He is an “all-around” man: master craftsman, wide reader, sportsman, good citizen. By reason of the above facts and many more excluded by limitation of space, We dedicate the 1940 Agawasie to H. B. SATTERLEE