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

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Presenting the Science Faculty Eduard A (Inns I-inotypo Operation and Mechanism Wesley Allen Radio Shop and Related Theory Hen II. Ilarnard Electrical Shop. Mathematics and Theory Harvey litsck Tractor and Diesel Repair Electrical Appliance Repair Charles II. Hrockmeycr Electrical Mathematics. Radio and Theory Earl II'. IIille Mathematics, Director Of Athletics and Physical Education Hay Cherniak Band Donald C. Faints Surveying and Mathematics 16

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G. IF. avert! Director of Trade School Time and again it has occurred to me that there is so much similarity between the programs of the Boy Scouts of America and that of Trade and Industrial Education. Boy Scouts “learn by doing” and that has been our guide in developing skills at the State School of Science for these many years. Here is the motto that is drilled into the minds of Scouts: “Be Prepared”. How well this fits the situation at the State School of Science, especially in the Trade School division. Men enrolled in our skilled trade courses are here for the purpose of “becoming prepared.” They are adults who must plan and prepare for themselves. When seeking employment they learn that they must “be prepared” in some special line of work in order to command a good wage. They look about for opportunities to become really prepared” in some well-established trade. They are sincere in their plans and in their work in school. It is indeed satisfying to work with these men: and with all of you in Trades and Engineering who are sincerely preparing for the years ahead. Good luck to each and every one who shares in the history of the 1953 Agawasie. G. W. HA VERT Y As the year 1953 was ushered in. you who are enrolled at the State School of Science immediately became a very special group of students. You are special because you who arc in attendance comprise the student body during this our Golden Anniversary Year. Many of you will leave at the close of this yeai much better equipped than others. For here where “students learn by doing you get out of each course exactly what you put into it in effort, interest and time. The best equipment, best instructors, and most beautiful buildings cannot make you a happy workman if you do not give “your all.” You have had a wonderful year— good days and bad. happiness and sorrow, play and work. Sometimes you were sore at the school and sometimes very proud of it. Whatever record you established here at school has been up to you. You will value this Agawasie highly because through it you can always recall this year at Science. And you will want your kid brother, sisters and others to have a preview of the years ahead of them at the State School of Science. JAMES A. HORTON James A. Horton Director of Public Relations

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 Forty-five of the Finest Teachers Donna •'orkner II»mo Economics . I.. Doberman Accounting lone IIan.son Secretarial Training llclli Uoverland Librarian Bernard llitgcrs General Mechanics and Bench Shop Vernon 1C. IIekliter Social Science Clarence U. Duels Electric Motor Repair Vw Mrs. Uulli Hodgson Practical Nursing i 17