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

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Bison Staff ASSOCIATE EDITOR Pat Larson COPY EDITOR Mitzi AIaIIarian LAIYOUT EDITOR Carol Alrralrarmsan PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Dan Efvasrrncrzkor Ass1s'1'AN'1'-A llyn H an DIVISION EDITORS SPOR'1'S-Ran Melrrer RESIDENCES-Dill Dantz AC'I'IVl'I'IES DTCU'1Y Meclrsrrozlr Lorraine Hanson ORGANIZATIONS'-DCL'U6 Bragg SEN101iS-.Mary McDonald Marjr Eine INDEX-Larraine Dasch Dorothy Gibson STAFF Carolyn Callerrlrach, loc Kacbcnslcy Jenny Kanell, Jane IWnnra, Nancy Alyrclal, Gene Price, Roberta Solnlrnrn Brian I'r'arrrI1lay, Nancy W illiarns,

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losses. President Fred S. Hultz dropped his proposed trip to Alaska to return and direct the restoration operations, and soon crews ol workers and giant tractors made it possible lor students to return to their classes. When classes were resumed, prolessors were hampered hy losses of precious lecture notes and materials, and stu- dents lound it hard to concentrate on academic suhjects while worrying ahout their personal prohlems. Extra class sessions had to he scheduled in order to cover required course material in the weeks remaining in the summer ses- sion, anrl it was often hard to find a classroom unoccupied hy carpenters and other workmen. Alter the close ol summer school, there was still more activity necessary to restore the campus and its buildings for the coming school year. The trees and the llowers will grow again, and what Nature destroyed last june has heen restored, or eventually will he replaced. llut the cost in personal sullering can neither he measured or cotnpcnsated ,and the Iune 20 destruction remains the most soliering thought in recollec- tions ol the college year. in recollections ol the college year

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