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

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Back roiv—Dorothy Carter, Lester Stovik, Ray Hermes, Paul Holmes, Donna Banasik. Front rou —Mary Ann Stovik, Robert Kiernan, Dale Nelson, Coriline Glamler. { I'joLL’i to {I ou ozrfid t m (Jani im. Jlzt ' Li,

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o m o x i o ox ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ For Tomorrow our generation will govern and lay plans, as did our fathers and forefathers, in order that our lives and the lives of our children may be Idled with prosperity, happiness, unbiased beliefs in religion, race and creed, and sound sincerity in the dealings in which we partake with other peoples and nations. You and I, as builders, must maintain the customs and traditions or Yesterday, and operate the industries and utilities of Today, as well as conform to constructive ideas and the progressive inventions of Tomorrow that will lead us, with a determined outlook, on the right foot to all the justifying glory and pre-eminating factors that arc in accordance with a good life. •Everyone abounds at the thought of the future and the secrets it beholds. There will always he the sorrow, excitement, pain, happiness, ambitions and dreams as we struggle for existence in this modern democratic country—ours to be proud of and to be bountiful 10 praise.

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19 4 6 Acfaw-ad'ie 1 .It e ☆ Native of Wahpeton, educated at the Science School and State University, one of a family whose members from pioneer days to now have been leaders in community and state. Miss Donna Forkner has herself given notable civic, social, and educational service. As head for many years of our home economics department, she has earned respect and affection from her own students and from all others who knew her. School, church, and town have been well served by her skill as pianist and her alert interest in all constructive action. In recognition of these qualities and services, it is our privilege and pleasure to dedicate to DONNA FORKNER this Aga-wasie.