Northwest School of Agriculture - Red River Aggie Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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infact ucltian FOR MANY YEARS IT HAS BEEN A TRADITION THAT THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENT A RECORD OF SCHOOL EVENTS IN THE FORM OF AN ANNUAL TO THE STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND ALUMNI OF THE NORTHWEST SCHOOL. IT IS OUR PRIVILEGE TO ISSUE THE 30th EDITION OF THE ANNUAL, THE AGGIE. THIS, THE 1941 AGGIE, AS PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS, IS THE ONE ACHIEVEMENT WHICH INCLUDES ALL OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS. THE AIM OF THE AGGIE HAS BEEN TO SHOW THE CAMPUS, STUDENTS, AND ACTIVITIES AS THEY ARE TODAY. WE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE MORE THAN A SIMPLE CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS, IT SHOULD PRESERVE THOSE FLASHES OF SCHOOL LIFE WHICH THE DEPART- ING SENIORS WILL WISH TO REMEMBER AND IT SHOULD ALSO PRESENT TO OTHERS A CROSS SECTION OF THE NORTHWEST SCHOOL. in f ,... .,.. I ' .' '94- 15

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1qpfZfL6C aaiaan For his many years ot service not only at the Northwest School ot Aqriculture but throughout the Red River Vallev and northwestern Minnesota we the Senior Class ot 194i gratefully dedicate this annual to Orville M Kiser A a many young men who have been under his supervusion dur ing his twenty one years of instruction at the Northwest School The very fine work he has promoted in the Red River Valley through various organizations will always be continued by those who have come in contact with hum In appreciation ot all his fine work we leave this book as a great tribute C O C ' ' ' . ' . s teacher and as a friend, he has been an inspiration to the