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

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homecoming Nice, capable, on-the-job Howard Holland, a second year radio man from Hannaford. North Dakota, derived authority from the student cabinet nod, to control the course of the 1951 festivities ... and he plotted out the course well. Jamestown, N. D. was proud of its own Darlene Carlson, darling of the Print Shop, who was chosen to reign as Queen for the big occasion. The Auto Body population was minus one shy, goodlooking member, as classmates saw Duane Ballweber, from Reeder, N. D. switch his attention from the art of fender bending to the more pleasant task of reigning as Homecoming King. Lou Ann Kube and charming Eileen Krcs-sin, both of Wahpeton, completed nicely the royal circle, in their roll as court princesses. According to the sheet metal department, the highlight of the whole gala affair was their triumph over all other competing hopefuls in the person of first-place trophy for the best float, as judged by the Wahpeton Chamber of Commerce. The 1951 Homecoming was tabbed by many as the most successful and impressive in our homecoming history. IlmcnrH Hrlland Homecoming Chairman 25