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

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The exciting homecoming, the wonderful ball, Those cherished moments, that were had by all, These happy memories of college shall be I Shining moments in our reverie. , X 3 Z v P C 3 I ! N: 7 ' T leaf 1:1 f ffl 1? ifllll -i e if L:fiM an ff QL xl l X ff l 4 ,lnli QfNlM i ff i f W gc-ef We , ,W a X X X A 009 . Nl ,K .q, ,fs

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w I Mr. Alfred Parrott Mr. Burton Brandrud Executive Secretary of Acting Director of fldmis- Alumni and Former Student sions and Records Association Miss Edythe Toring Business Manager Mr. Merle Nott Public Relations Director Mr. Robert Crom Director of C0771f71ZlHl-CUZIDOIZA'

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s '- i: . : ., ' -' , l ' - , tli , 'W' ,,,' 2, f . 'Q N L Mlli. .H Xu! i i . ' i I it so 2 All work and no play makes the college student a dull person but he does pass his courses. Many activities such as Homecoming are traditional at the NDSC and help broaden the individual's horizons. Co-operation and rivalry are seen in the Bison Brevities, the campus variety show, where the students all become actors, costume designers, stage hands or critics. Snow sculpture sees the student out in sub zero weather creating impressive snow statues and displays. Various other functions raise money for charitable causes such as Charity Ball, WUS Carnival, Ugly Man contest and the Bromo Bowl. All of these activities are assets to our education, for we may not always have to know the square root of 4687 or the nerve structure of an amoeba, but to be able to co-operate and enjoy life with other people is important to our well-being. In the future let there be an even balance between our studies and activities to make us well rounded citizens when we graduate from the North Dakota State College.