Northern State University - Pasque Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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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

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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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r.gg.,Lf-ggi. .:-:-,::4'-- ,.c..-.-. -,M if l ,W Education for service, not for pleasure. The best of life is found in making generalizations apply to an ever increasing Held of understanding and service. w 1 w HENRY P. GERBER TPIERON A. HARMON B,S. IN ED. B.A,, M.A,, LL.D. Professor of XVoodworking Subjects PfGff550f Of p5YCh0l02Y and and Head of Department Head of Department PAUL J. HARKNESS HERBERT R. HIETT B,A., M.A. B.A., M.A., P1-LD. Professor of Speech Education Professor of English and and Head of Department Head of Department l r , A 1 The happiest man is the one who wields the power of 1. social control through effec- tive speech. This living speech of ours-on it we record the chronicles of our age more enduringly than on tab' - lets of bronze. L m lifl fiill we--q .W 5 -'L I 2