Northern State University - Pasque Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Maynard Buck Professor Lipscomb, Bettie Barker, Russell Stiner, Leila Schmidt, Madelaine Elwell mz0tfHz.Afze.,,fQ3s-3Q . . . President ....... Vice-President ........ . . , Secretary-Treasurer Student Council .. Student Council . . . . . . Social Committee . Faculty Advisor .. .. RUSSELL STINER . . . . PHILIP 0'BRIEN . . . . LEILA SCHMIDT ELIZABETH BARKER . . . MAYNARD BUCK MADELAINE ELWELL . . . . S. R. LIPSCOMB ELL, TI-ll'JY'RE finished! Four years of making impressions are over, but the importance will stick because they have been in so many different fields and so marked in importance to the school. W Three of the fair ones held presidencies during this year, to-wit: Bettie Barker, NV. S. G. A., Marian Crane, Lincoln Dormg Grace Mathieu, Grahain Hall. The field of Journalism was greatly enhanced by the efforts of Bernice Madsen, Editor of the 1938 PASQUEg Virginia Lien, Artist, Doris Dinielson, Feature Editor, and Floyd Hutcheson, Script Editor for the 1939 PASQ E. Much of the EXPONENT expounding was done by Marie Rinke and Margaret Erdmann, some- times to their sorrow. l The fine arts were not slighted, due to the talent of Maynard, Buck, Carol Van XAyG.l.lliCl', James NVhite, Madelaine Elwcll, Marie Rinke, Mildred Filory and Louella Young in the Music field. The dramatic troupers really trouped 'Knot droopedj in the person of Madelaine Elwell, directress and actress, Alan Rice, Roger Swihart, Nathan Johnson and Betty Huntsinger. l The smack and punch of the football seasons drew Captain VVilfred Pape, Truxton Clement, Ronald Hoffman, Bert Dent, Pat O'Brien and Frank Schryer. The boys seemed rather versatile . . . basketball claiming Captain Bert Dent, VVil- fred Pape and Pat O'Brieng the cinder path and weights finding ready material in Ronald Hoffman and Pat O'Brien. Leila Schmidt, Physical Education Major, represented senior girls in anything of athletic nature. l VVith Madelaine Elwell, chairman, and Alan Rice as businiiss manager, the first all-student-planned Gypsy Day was very successful. Dominating all activities of the day was Northern's beautiful Bettie Barker, Gypsy Queen. Representative seniors chosen for NVho's 'Who Among Studeiits in American Universities and Colleges were Pauline Gerber, Floyd Hutcheson, 'Elizabeth Barker, and Bernice Madsen. Maintaining the scholastic standard for the class were Russell Stiner, Grace Mathieu, May Culp, Madelaine Elwell, Doris Melcher, Ellsworth Duffin, Pauline Gerber and Raymond Hatch. , These are a few of the people and their activities which Imade the class a valuable one, hacked to the fullest and supplemented always by the force of the whole group coming under the heading, Senior, 1939.9 l 26 l w l