Northern State University - Pasque Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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-I In I.. II I HIII ,I II Ig . 1, y II. If iI III III Y, 2 , +.,x.,..2i--- -1- 4-'Y-4--W - . -V -- .-. 7 ----vw -W fr-f .. , M.-. f .,.. 'P--1... Z3 :ffl Sf! I I I III, IW I I fa I I ,I ARTHUR H. SEYMOUR I I B.s.. MA.. D.Pca. 1 Vice-President I I, Professor of American History and I Political Science and Head of I the Department HAT a chance to preach a sermon! Text, somewhere in the b.ook of Proverbs: The liberal soul shall be made fat. Not liberal in material things only, by any manner of W means, nor fat in person, purse or pocket. But liberal in I qualities of life, in sympathy for the wronged, in willingness U to serve, in readiness to forgiveg and therefrom such fatness of life as depth of soul and love of friends and capacity for I I appreciation. No better Wish can I make for every N. S. T. C. I . . . - I student than that same hberality of heart and mind Which MI makes for spiritual richness. II , I II II I I 'I I .1 IA QV? .lfaf ,, . -- - - a aa IQ. r lI9l

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S trange, is it not? that of the myriads who Before as passed the door of Darkness through, Not one returns to tell as of THE ROAD, Whz'ch to discover we must travel too. -OMAR KHAYYAM Prom The Rubaiyal

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i 1 l e-ff--n-11553: Y i K - Y ' -one ugsefehfr 1 y PEW '?yg l w,-'-it ,a i nfl lv. e .. . lt! .M ali The art of selling new , ideas is often as dangerous as it is dillicult. Fortunately U great ideas live on and finally ji prevail. 'T Lirrle I believe that man owes Q no higher duty to society than the duty of service to 511 youth. i ,N 'L ' I JOHN WILLARD TPIOMAS MILTON E. NUGENT W B.A. AB., M.S., PI-LD. IN ED. Dean of Men, Director of Extension Dunn of Instruction and Professor il 1 Division and Teacher Place- of Education , ment Bureau . l li f QD cz' ' ' ' ecms of V4 mmzstratzon 1 .I I i . l l l .il WILLARD R. VAN WALKER MARGERY R. MILLER K if B.S., M.A., D.H.L. BJX. l Student Counselor and Professor Dean of XVomcn il of Mathematics I i I 4 1 1 ii Our aim in Math IS to ,is search for truth: to develop independent thinkers, with I ' l initiative and self-reliance, Whose ideals are precision of thought and exactness in ex- pression. l , 5 l . . 5 'The world moves in the direction that youth i' takes. Q., Hi all V?-fl Li unit, ii ll: ' If , iz: Ili.. T :Ll ' 'P--. 'Af' -'1 .f:' --gnf' igilfq-:,f '1 ' - A+ , ,I ,- 'wifi' l20l M vim-F4 -- i ' ft. 1' P- i