North Dakota State University - Bison Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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i i A iw ,fin 5. lg The administration is the department of the NDSC Whose function is to manage the col.lege's business affairs. The administration is responsible for the well being of this school and its students. Administration assistants counsel the students, handle publicity and public relations for the college and offer job placements. The business office directs the financial affairs, accepts our tuition and state funds and then allocates them to the various departments. It also plans for the long range expansion of this college. When there is a question of policy concerning the school the decision is up to the administration who decides according to the college's standards. The administrations main goal is to see that the college is offering its students every opportunity for a complete and valuable education. l . -- . . li. 5 . . , iw ruff: fe Vg 'fiiirsfnlgtzll' gggi fyfaihl ff 'iflffeff-5 ....Y.............,,,-.... f2ifffilfrfillfvlfffvrfffs 1f i4 r:r5ll:rff' -it 9 11

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This college is guided by efficient hands, By God, this administration and state. Expansion and improvementg always striving ahead, This we pray, is our State Colleges fate. 10 ills I N gutlvlw' .,-.'-will n , ., , ADMINISTRATION , . Ms.-X miiilit- N

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suv: or Non-ru canon OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR ,Qi eesmmcx ' , 6 ...eng s. GREETINGS: The Bisou Annual, just as the annual publication oi any educational institution, reminds us of the value and importance of time spent on our educntion. To the student it marks a milestone in his life and that of the insti- tution he attends. li he hrs been diligent in his scholastic labors of the peat yeer, his sum total of knowledge hrs been increased, knowledge that will assist him if he continues his education further, or vill be of nssietmee to him in unmeasurcd degree in everyday life if 1956 terminates his formal educntion. Completion of e college course at the Agricultural College is most valuable to the graduate in later life. It may mean e professional career for him. It me-y be an lifetime engaged in farming or business. But in addition thereto it should materially assist the individuel to success. It should lend. to a life of service to his community. state rnri nation. Lastly, it should bring happiness to his family rnd his fellovnen. If it cluesn't do all this in noticeeble degree. his educa- tion lacks something for which he me-y be responsible, North Dnkote is proud of its educational institutions and their graduates It is proud of the Agricultural College end its graduates. Originally these institutions were established to satisfy the needs of the state end its people: to provide the technical end. trained. personnel for its econ- omic and educetiond. development. All things being equal I hope graduetes of the Agricultural College will remain in our state to promote its progress in all worthwhile fields of endeavor. Congratulations to the graduates. Bent whhen to faculty and students at the Agricultural College. Sincerely yours . X, vernor suv muses an e recon Norman Brunsdale Governor 0fN01th Dakota