Northern State University - Pasque Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Cucewzeai ani p o'r ONLY DOES he teahll one of the toughest courses of the curricuhnn-he makes it one of the most interesting and best liked. His patience and consicleration upon receiving the ordinary run of inconsequential answers are well-known, as news thereof is quickly passed around. - The same qualities whichl make Profes- sor Lipscomb a successful teacher carry over into the administrative field, drawing respect and aclmiration from students and faculty. l l io

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QM Jai Jamal IBECAUSE we like them very much it is hard to see them leave. We admire the unity in spirit which has made each personality clear to so many. It will always he a source of pride for us to speak of D1-. and llfrs. C. G. Lawrence, Northern State Teachers College, 1933-1939.

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Back row: Marc Cleworth, Darre!l Ross, Phillip Banks Frank Sseh Second row Bettie Barker Harriet Beers Marian Crane, Arnold Mahlum. First row Janice Odle Margaret Carberry Maynard Buck Standing Beryl Bethke as-falmi Cami IIE STUDENT Council is an organiza- tion important to student Welfare on any campus. To this end, representatives from each class are chosen to promote student ideas and ideals. p This year Beryl Bethke presided at the meetings on Tuesday evenings assisted by Arnie llfahlinn, vice-president, and ltlarian Crane, secretary. ltiarc Cleworth, faculty advi- sor, also attended the meetings. A constitution was formulated, presented and adopted as the guiding rule for all activi- ties. A dance was sponsored in the course of the year's events for the purpose of raising money. Also a major action on theupart of the council was the election of a Publications Board which will oversee all publications on the campus. ll