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

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ScienioU StajfJ. . . The group pictured at the top arc the students who, throughout the year have kept the Dakota Scientist supplied with news stories. This group, though they broke up before the end of the year did an excellent job of rounding up news. In the center of the front row i Dick Hodgson who was appointed editor by the student cabinet earlier in the year. Student Cabinet. . . Seated around Gerald Roth, Student Cabinet President arc students chosen by the various departments as representatives to the I94S student cabinet. 'The cabinet was unusually active this year, meeting every Monday and under the direction of Pres. Riley planning and supervising all school activities. Robert Anderson replaced Harold McGraw as a cabinet member late in the year.

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 Mui Ac auKiAAe.. . . Curtis Satzinger Due to the constant change in staff members during the year, no picture of the staff was available. The original staff was appointed during the winter term.The student cabinet appointed Curtis Satzinger as editor of the 1943 publication after the staff members were appointed, the work on the book was begun. Ted Mote and Robert Anderson, both original staff members, were called into the armed services and John Murray took over the job as Business Manager. Corinne Hide and Marion Nelson handled a good deal of the writing Stcufl. . . Editor - Business Mgrs. - Advertising Mgr. -Circulation Mgr. Athletics -Society -Organizations Faculty Adviser - - Curtis Satzingcr Robert Anderson John Murray J. Curtis Thompson 'Fed Mote - Cliff Thomas Corinne Eidc Dick Hodgson - Lundon Petersen for society and some of the various groups. J. Curtis Thompson was very successful in handling the local soliciting of contributions and as Business Managers, John Murray and Bob Anderson, were helpful in this phase of the staff work. Landon Petersen was faculty adviser. Because most of the staff members were subject to draft call or members of college reserves, the stability of publication was. at no time during the year, very certain. The lack of printing students also slowed down the final work.

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fleuxuta+t Club . , . Jlulltesia+t Studeuti . . . I lie Newman Club is the organ-i .ntion of Catholic students on the campus. 'Through the year this group has been fairly inactive due to the constant changes in the student body. There was no election of officers this school year but still the organization maintained a representation on the campus. In past years the Newman Club has headed many successful activities in the school. In peace times this organization was one of the larger groups at Science. This is the twenty-first year of activity for the Lutheran Student Association of America. The organization on the Science Campus is one of twenty-two in the Northwest. Through the past school year these students had several meetings and at the close of the season a group supper was held at the Bethel Lutheran Church. No officers were needed to carry on the business of this year so there was no election. Alice Bossc was appointed scribe.