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

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WILDCAT DAYS OF ’76 HOMECOMING 1976 WILDCAT DAYS OF '76 tc » Capture the BlueHawks Saturday,Oct. 2,1976 PARADE 10:00 A.M. Homecoming Game 1:30 PnainfE in front of one of the mnny billboard that aurrounded the community during Wildcat Day are homecoming committee member . Back Row, from Left: Becky Carlson, Marty Sjursen. Mary Jo I.e kc. I.yle Monsebroten. and Tim Sinner. Front Row: Julie Monson. Vicki Holt. Nancy Retzlaff. and Barb Nelson. Not pictured are: Sherry Schaff. Karen Spitzer, and Scott Smith. North Dakota State School of Science’s 11th annual Wildcat Days Homecoming activities were September 27 through October 2. Activities included queen election and coronation, alumni and lettermen reunions, a parade and football game. Peter Yarrow, formerly of Peter, Paul and Mary, was featured at an all-campus lyceum on September 28. On September 29. scores of students gathered on the oval for the “Wildcat Feed. The NDSSS music department was on hand to entertain the crowd. The bulk of activities were on October 2, with the parade, game, letter-men reunion and alumni banquet continuing throughout the day. Wildcat Queen: Tammy Snyder President Blikre receive the fiml homecoming button from homecoming committee chairperson Mary Jo I.e»kc.

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A Vice President Business Affairs Gordon Patterson With the continued growth of the North Dakota State School of Science, my position as Vice President for Business Affairs has become more complex and time consuming, so that I do not have as much opportunity to work with students as I previously did. It has always been a gratifying experience to work with students on committees because »f some of the fine ideas and suggestions they have. For example, at a meeting of an ad hoc committee on student spouse activity tickets, it was one of the students on the committee that came up with the proposal that was accepted. At other times a student will stop in my office with a problem and between us we try to work it out. When I am able to do this, it makes my day , and leaves me with a feeling of satisfaction because I have been able to help a student. I only wish that time permitted more of this. 17

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L S Tammy Snyder Crowned 1976 Wildcat Queen How Revoting! Fourteen beautiful sophomore girls vycd for 1976 Wildcat homecoming queen. After a student assembly, when all the girls were introduced, and after a student body election, the field was narrowed down to three semi-finalists. Despite a ballot brouhaha during student voting for homecoming royalty. three lovely candidates emerged as semi-finalists — finally. There was no mistaking the credentials of Georgia Berg of Wahpeton. Brenda Nielson of Erskine. Minn., or Tammy Snyder of Ellendale who were again semifinalists. Tammy Snyder, a second-year Business Management student was crowned Wildcat queen by NDSSS president Clair T. Blikre in a coronation ceremony at Bute Gym. Tammy was honored at a reception following the ceremony by college faculty and friends. She also participated in the homecoming parade and halftime ceremonies at the game Saturday afternoon. ELECTRONICS, INC. Wildcat Homecoming queen candidate . Front Kow From Left: Sheryl Higgins, Deb Stcuck, Sandy Kemmet, Cindy Galatcr, Brenda Nielson, Paulette Krwhncy Hack Row: Marcia Mehl. Connie Krapp. Paula Hiles. Georgia Berg. Jeannie Ketterath. Tammy Snyder, Karen Spitzer. Patay Bo ch. 503 North 7th St. Box 3067 Fargo, North Dakota 58102 Queen Tammy Brenda. Tammy and Georgia WAHPETON PAINT GLASS Your Paint. Glass and Auto Glass Headquarters The Pro Shop PUll£fl lOtolfNj V PSINT -