Adams High School - Argo Yearbook (Adams, MN)

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ff 1 fa F H ND now while the First Mate was training his team to row faster, there came huge men, from the land of St. Ansgar,clad in the best of armor and ready to overtake the Argonauts. Straightway they pushed in upon the Argonau- ts thinking to bare them down and overwhelm them. But, as the skillful stearsmen keep the ship from being overwhelmed by the mOHstrous waves, so Mr. G1esne's men baffled theirushusnof St Ansgar. All the Argonauts now boarded the Argo to take sail into the sea of basketball. But when they came to the ship, Mr. Glesne, the First Mate, told them they would have to go abroad without their shlpmate, Lloyd Anderson. And as they traveled on, they heard a sound coming from the distance UCheer1o my Dearlon. They stole softly off to find a huge crowd gathered in a great hall. Fair maidens and gentlemen 1 f? 3 ' f 3 ' ie? . ' ll - 4 WI ' P. We Q xy I ,W One of the happenings Athletic which the Play spectators saw was a strange char- acter who changed from one person to another and whose chief express- ion was nChecr1o my Deaf r1o,U C played by Jean were there to perform before the people of their own land. , x I' .Y QLLJA I Hgh :iii Tiogenl.

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Then his gightless Y 5 I I I I I eyes rested on John Soh- 6 F neider and Paul Erie. A g fa J change came into his rm g U 5 face as he turned upon Q ij them, It was B. while be ' .. - . 9 ui, f A g " E U' fore he took his eyes f ' ,N Nod: ! ! ,,., from them, but then he f turned to Jason and said "I would that you stay by me for a while, stay and have sight of those who play: and when you have seen the fumbles and bad passes, it may be that help will come from you to them. Youn Sonny Tiegen who sat by AV-- V g ' Mr. Glesne and kept the water vessel '73 - iii, filled and the fn-st-am 1111: handy, .. rushed to the tired and thirsty players with the shining vessel 1 swinging at his sides. He had deep blue eyes and a face that smiled at every glance that was given him and Mg y every word that was said to him. Mr. Glesne would have the boy sit beside Qijn him on the bench, and the 111 humors that often came upon him would o at 'f lu' the words and the smile of Sonny. ' ' l"'

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Two negro servants who went through the hall, June Otto, Desdemona: and Gail Bundy,Melchicdekg were making ready for Lord Tw1ll1ngham's coming. At first the Lord did not come into the hall, because a message had been sent to the inn keepers Arlene Otto, Sue Grahamf and Jean Tiegen, Cherry: that he would not arrive. The message was sent by Bernard Canney, Dick Graham, Sue's husband: and Virgil Bergene, Tom, Cherry's boyfriend, Two Lord Twillinghams, his valet, Paul Larson and Cherry, were impersonating him when he unexpectedly arrived. Four women were in love with him! Sophronia Spatohet, Virginia Beck: her French maid, Fifi, Thelma Kallandg Gweneth Johns, Elsie woodgand Mrs. Johns, Marjorie Duggan. When the Lord, Lloyd Loftus, had almost been shot,Sbphronia Spatchet left. After this instance the story was revealed. When they had straightened everything out, the doors were flung open: and all the people staying at the inn came in and set themselves by the Lord. e . -ne X .na th .sa I Q Ili! III! Hill ' If' el f l ,, ' wg 1 ? ' lr lfvff- X