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

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 U(i£ cz j-cjcusjaiis 944 THE AGAWASIE STAFF firs rote: Frances Ujka, Ruth Adams, Adeline Schiller, Charlotte Seaman. Snout! rote: John Moore, Merle Rhodenhaugh. Dorothy Smith, Carol Anderson, Lowell Swart. Third rote: John Dietz, Jack Moll ins, Clarence Anderson, Donald Peter- son. Frances Ujka was appointed editor Cabinet. The stall memln-rs appointed In Business Mgr.—John Dietz Associate Business Mgr.—Donald Peterson Advertising Mgr.—Carol Anderson Asso. Ad. Mgr.—Charlotte Seaman Circulation Mgr.—Jack Mollins Organization Ed.—Dorothy Smith of the Agawasic this year by the Student the editor were: Society Editor—Merle Rhodenbaugh Trade Organi. Ed.—Clarence Anderson Sports Editor—Lowell Swart Feature Editor—Adeline Schiller Snapshot Ed.—Jerome Bartholomay Typist—Ruth Adams At the end of the winter term Lowell Swart and Clarence Anderson left school. Donald Peterson took over as sports editor. Jack Mollins completed Anderson's job.

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 944 Jfis c fcjacvaiid THE DAKOTA SCIENTIST First row: Frances Ujka, Charlotte Seaman, Carol Aiulcrson, Adeline Schiller. Second row: Lowell Swart, Clarence Anderson, Gordon Matheson. For the past two years The Dakota Scientist has been globe trotting. As many as 2,000 copies from each issue have been sent to the boys in service, here in the United States and overseas. 'This year the paper has tried to keep alumni and former students in contact with their classmates. To the following staff members goes this credit: Charlotte Seaman, editor; Carol Anderson, associate editor; Francis Ujka, columnist; Clarence Anderson, electrical department reporter; Vernon Hof strand, printing; Lowell Swart, succeeded by Gordon Matheson, aviation; and Adeline Schiller, commercial. For publications during the 1042-4.1 school year, The Dakota Scientist was awarded the First Class Honor rating by critical service of Associated Collegiate Press.