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

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 n j recognition of his sterling qual-ities as teacher in subjects included in both departments of the school; with gratitude for the valuable assistance and counsel he has given to editorial and business sections of our staff; in regard to the fact that, in all his contacts with students, he combines tact, firmness, and friendship, we take pleasure in dedicating THE 1941 AGAWASIE to LANDON PETERSEN

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'p , gtudcnts of the State School of Science: -— =7 1 HIS school year has been dominated by the National ' I Defense Training program. The scarcity of tradesmen Y needed in National Defense industries has made the school lean toward national defense. KTVg, To the State School of Science, being the only trade J==d== school in a wide area, defense training meant many changes in the courses offered and the number of students enrolled. It has also been necessary for members of the staff, because of their experience in the training of skilled workmen, to direct trade training courses set up in other parts of the State. I believe this school year will be remembered as the one when the school was in a position to show its real worth in an emergency. This distinctive feature of the year 1940-41 should be of major interest to readers of this year’s Agawasic.