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

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GUu 0 1943 First Ron•— Second Roiv— Robert Anderson Lawrence Cross Wahpeton Minor A re hitect oral En jineerin a Arts Darlyne Babst Arthur Darcan Fairmount Fargo Commercial Electrical Trade Theola Barth Lucene DeLorme Doran, Minn. Wil listen Commercial Electrical Trade Lucille Berry Oscar Dolan Grafton Crosby Commercial Commercial Irvine Bergan Corin ne Fide Valley City McVillc Eleetrical E n jin eerin j Commercial IVRON BjELVERUD Betty Lymanx Galesburg Kent, Minn. Aviation Trade Com medal . IY RT L E C11R 1ST IA N SON IRGII. FrOEMKE Glcnburn Lisbon Commercial id critical Trade Donald C1 iristoffersox Lii.een Geerdes Crary Davenport Commercial Commercial Third Row— Robert I Iali.quist Lisbon Electrical Trade Dorothy Heller Gardner Commercial Harold Klosterman Moo re ton Arts Darwin Lange Kulm Arts David Larsgaard A net a Electrical Trade Orix Larson Galesburg Aviation Trade Dolores Leix ex Campbell, Minn. Com m ere ia I

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 7© A iti and feuA'ineA.4, Studenti . . . In ’’times that try men's souls,“ a majority of our men arc—and most others soon will he—within the Armed Forces. Some of our iris have enlisted and others arc already at essential jobs. These words will reach many of you in distant lands or on far-off seas. So act, wherever you are, that all of us may attain to victory. After victory comes, as it will, so act that all of us may achieve a just and last-in peace. F. H. McMahon and 7siade Stndenti . . . (Cvcrything i disrupted in war time. The winning of the war must necessarily take precedence over everything else; and plans of individuals must mark time, to a large extent, until the war is won. You men and women who came to the State School of Science tlii year could not make definite plans for the future. You enrolled last fall hoping to stay in school long enough to acquire some special abilities of value in the war effort. Congratulations and success to all of you who went ahead with your job or assignment under adverse conditions. You have developed qualities that arc needed when the chips are down. Men of the L’. S. Navy have been with us all year, and in their vernacular I say to each of you “smooth sailing and the best of luck. G. W . H averty

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GIgm. ojj 194-3 Firs Rotv— Df. Elda Little Wyndmere Commercial Janet Little Wyndmcrc Commercial Betty Lippert McVillc Commercial Harold McGraw Cogswell ;I vial io a A a in eerin J James M atm son Educley Aviation Trade Jane Matiieson Fairmount Home Economics Lucille Meyer Hankinson Commercial Marion Mollerud Wahpcton Commercial Second Ron — Ted Mote Wahpcton Arts Ramona Xelrich Wyndmcrc Commercial Lorraine Nelson Ctahay Commercial Olga Oi.ienyk Bel field Commercial Amy Rescuel Brcckcnridgc, Minn. Commercial Virginia Rescue!. Wahpcton Home Economics Dorothy Peterson B reckon rid j:c. Minn. Commercial Lucii.i.e Rronovost Bclficld Commercial Third Ron-— M A ;DA I.E N R ETT ER ATH Lidjjcrwood Stenog. Sec. 1'rng, Grace Ann Riley Wahpcton Commercial Gerald Roth Madison, Minn. Commercial Jane Roth Bclficld Commercial Russell Ruppert Bowbclls A left rical E n gi n ceri n g Curtis Sat .incer Ipswich, S. D. Printing ‘Trade William Schoonover Omcmcc . viation E ngin erring Raul Seneel ICndcrlin Electrical E ngineering