Northern State University - Pasque Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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Composing the AWS Judicial Council are FRONT ROW, Prof. Emeline Welsh, Carole Linn, Audrey Adams and Inez Gugel. BACK ROW: Dorothy Perkins, Ruth Alinder, Lorene Cowhick, Sharon Christman and Doris Ondricek. AWS Picnic Helps Orient New The AWS Big-Little Sister Picnic vvas held early in the fall at Melgaard Park, An annual affair, the picnic is designed to give freshmen and upperclass co-eds a chance to become acquainted. This is done through informal games, song-singing and, of course, eating, The Sweetheart Formal, held in the spring, is an- other annual campus function sponsored by the AWS, Officers for the year were Ruth Ann Alinder, presi- dent, Dorothy Perkins, vice president, Sheila Smith, secretary, l-lelen l-lagen, treasurer, and Kay De Younge and Dorothy Parkin, contact personnel. Dean Margaret Smith, Prof. Vesta Hanson, and Prof, Emeline Welsh served as advisers for the year. L4 Composing the AWS Executive Council are FRONT ROW, Ruth Ann Alinder, president, JoAnn Nebola, Betty Jo Burke, Patricia Payne, Shirley Hagen, Sheila Smith, secretary, Dorothy Parkin, contact personnel, Pat Rydjord and Helen Hagen, treasurer. BACK ROW: Prof. Emeline Welsh, adviser, Myrna Prehn, Dorothy Perkins, Carole Linn, Dean Margaret Smith, adviser, Sue Evans, Kristi Vensand and Dorothy Wid- strom.

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4ih.naq'm-..-.........4w-ann-n- . X !'bb 4 l l l l 'i le hi ll l i ill i l Opens Fall Term day. Also on these days freshmen were introduced to tests. A Gypsy Day Assembly was held Wednesday eve- ning to orient freshmen to the ways of Gypsy Day activities. The various religious groups also held meetings. On Thursday and Friday freshmen started the tedious task of registration at Spafford Gym and paid their fees. They also received their green and white beanies at this time. The vveelds activities closed with a record hop and football game on Friday night. Dr, Joseph A. Wettstein, Director of Student Per- sonnel, was in charge of arrangements for Freshman Orientation Week. ,Nt t T iii H tifyfl, -' ABOVE: Freshman boys find the task of fillin ' . . 9 f th schedules ta be difficult as they begin the regllsltratiialrl process during Freshman Week, BE'-OWQ 5P0ff0rd Gym turned into a maze of tables and chairs as freshmen invaded it to start their college careers by registering for classes. l 23

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Coeds to NSTC lXlorthern's Association ot Women Students is com- posed ot all the women students on campus. The objec- tives ot AWS are the maintenance ot high social and academic standards and the encouragement ot personal responsibility to one's selt and others. Northern's chapter ot AWS is a member ot the Inter-Collegiate Association ot Women Students, Repre- sentatives trom Northern attended the National Inter- Collegiate Association ot Women Students Convention which was helcl at the University at Wisconsin. UPPER: Freshmen and upper- class co-eds play a get- ucquainted game. CENTER: Carol Krentz and Pat Schaefer seem to be enjoying them- selves. LOWER: Northern's new and oId co-eds chow down.