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

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fQ, , . , W ith Jerry Roth as president and Melvin Skoglund as secretary and treasurer, the Advanced Accountants have carried on a very full schedule through the past year. Organizing early in the year, they have had many parties and dinners under the sponsorship of their instructin' and adviser, Mr. Mabernun. Although the group was small at the end of the year, they kept up the social funtions the same as earlier. cMa+ne Ccanomcoi . . . Throughout the year the Home Economics department held several group meetings. Highlights of the year were the parties at Christmas. Hollow’een and Valentine's Day. A number of luncheons were given in connection with their food classes. Jane Matheson was president of the club and V irginia Peschel served as secretary. I nder the direction of Miss Fork-ner the year was a successful one.

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 exdutical ZnCfltih . . . MiUic . . . Organized in the fall, the Engineers English Club carried on a program of activities within their English class. Several speakers gave talks at club meetings. Orlo Johnson was elected president of the organization; Dick Hodgson, vice-president; and Kenneth Isaak, secretary and treasurer. Among the speakers on the year’s program were Art Sampson. Sharon Mote, and Wallace Nordgaard. Mr. F. 11. McMahon was the adviser. I ruler the direction of Miss Schulz these students pictured carried out the musical program at Science this past year. Shown arc all the students participating, including the male quartet and the girls’ double (piartet. This full group comprised the mixed chorus. These various groups added a musical touch to many of the season’s activities. In December they supplied talent for a Christmas assembly program, and smaller parts of the group supplemented many later programs.

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fyoothall. . . Front Row—Ray Cimlnira. Dick Miksche. Breckenridge; Frncst Boumont, YY’ahpcton; Jerry Rustvold. Per Icy; and 'Fed Mote, YValipcton, co-captains; Orlo Johnson, Doran. Minn.; Rush AI c. I lister, Robert Colhcrt, Breckenridge, Minn.; Dewey Nelson. Page. Middle Row—Coach Bute: Hubert Stovik, YValipcton; Bob Cook, Midwest, YY y ».: Bill Dietz, YY;ahpcton; Bud Stanbra, Breckenridge, Minn.; Steve Bird, Hettinger; Sebastian Hoffner. Esmond; Bob Hallquist, Lisbon; Fred Sundstad, Pcrlcy. Back Row—Gordon Patterson, assistant coach: Nels Snustad. Ilcndrum, Minn.; Kenneth Johnson. Kindred; Fed YY’ild. Osnabrock; Fred Seibcl, Elgin; Bob Grot he. Kindred: Phil YY’arrey, Page; Owen Sorum, Page; Lambert Gregor, Fairmount, student manager. fleoi tu ajj the SeoAa+i. . . Starting the season with Co-captains 'Fed Mote and Jerry Rustvold; and lettermen Bob Colbert and Dewey Nelson as a nucleus, prospects were only fair for a successful season. But the fighting spirit, courage and will to win, of the men showed itself in the winning of four straight conference games. Due to war conditions and the weather, it was necessary that these games be played in a period of two weeks, which makes the record even more remarkable. I he athletic department is proud of the record that former athletes have made in the war effort and wishes them continued success and a quick victory. “Coach” Bute