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

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DL fcj aivaiis. '944 i S 1 o rscvo % d S EACH day passes, we know that we are living through the trying times of war. The war naturally necessitates the cutting down of the size of the Agawasie, but the staff believe that a yearbook, no matter of what size, is as necessary during war as in peace for the purpose behind a yearbook still stands firm even in war. The purpose of this book is to, in some small measure, make this year complete—to show in pictures and in prose our accomplishments during the year—to act as a record of the joys and laughter and the uncertainties and solemnity of this past year. If this book has succeeded in its purpose, we the staff feel well repaid for our efforts.

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 944 ciimiiz Eciicatio n HE ADVENT of war brings about many changes in our way of life. Far from the least of these is the desire of youth to do his share in the fight. Due to this fact many young men and women have put aside their education for the time being to go into the armed forces, defense industries, and other positions created by the war to speed our country to victory. Many of these youths would be furthering their education within these very walls at this time if the war had not deterred them. To these young men and women who have put victory ahead of education and are not with us today because they are fighting or working for this victory, we, the staff, proudly dedicate this 1944 Agawasie.