South Dakota State College - Jack Rabbit Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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DE EQATIUN This annual is dedicated not to any one person, but to all the Wonderful people Who have contributed to South Dakota State College in any Way, be it large or small. And to Harvey Dunn Who gave the Jack Rabbit permission to reproduce his painting for the cover of this book. Without the aid of these people, graduates and non- graduates, there would be no Jack Rabbit. But What is more important, much more important, there would be no South Dakota State College. The finest college in the land, not in monetary value but in something more important, teach- ing people to be citizens and leaders in a World which at the present time is in dire need of such people. L w

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0 EW R I Here it is, the 1951 Jack Rabbit. We hope you like it. Without your coopera- tion the producing of this book would have been impossible. We do not claim perfection but admit our defects and leave to you, the ones for Whom the annual was produced, to pass judge- ment. In compiling the material for this Jack Rabbit We have attempted to create a permanent record of the ac- tivities of the students and faculty of South Dakota State College. We have assembled the events in pictorial form that you will Want to' see over and over. There is something more We have tried to capture. It is State Spirit, call it intangible if you Will, but still it is the great power that molds true men and Women. It is the intangible thing that brings back pleasant memories of college life. The thing that carries us on to victories and preserves us in de- feat. As you turn these pages it is this State Spirit that Will bring to mind, in the many happy years to come, the true meaning of Yellow and Blue.