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

Page 8 text:

Monday 4

Page 7 text:

Edward IYrrre Basketball Cordon Patterson Assistant Football George Hrackin Boxing Pride of the campus—our new athletic building—dreamed of, planned for, and now a reality. Its modernistic design, strong, smooth, earth-hugging, the spirit of progress caught in brick and steel. A place for people to work, to fight, to cheer,—and, through it all, to learn. To the men on these pages, it is the symbol of accomplishment, a tangible pat on the back for the many small triumphs that don’t show on the score sheet. To Skip, who himself has become a symbol of something good in athletics, to our three capable coaches, to the live material from which they mold their squads, we dedicate this annual, with a rousing fifteen rahs for the entire gang!

Page 9 text:

'folewo’ib . . . “Time and Hands —limitless theme for a yearbook, or so it would seem. Yet,—strange—how dynamic these short words can be. They condense into twelve letters our entire purpose here at the State School of Science. With the time allotted us, and with our own hands we create the things that will determine the course of our future. That is why the theme was chosen as a basis for this particular book. Appropriately the hands chosen are industrial hands, square, strong, and dependable looking. The 1951 Afjawasic has been divided into eight sections to give you a cross-section of your life here. In line with our theme we have labeled each section as a day of the week. Large pictures of hands in action introduce each section. To guide you through the book, and to point out the various divisions we have imported a little character whom we call Sammy Science. Carry on, Sammy! a