Anoka High School - Anokan Yearbook (Anoka, MN)

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IWNNESOTA QQQM f V K'-47 N . mmm K 6"SSAssoo , 4 r I k,,,f ' 1 Y 1.61 ,llfrr F I ffl A N r- if l W ll , A r , X-lb H ts.. f ig i ii "i-"""i WS 'S'-f ' Q 3 elf N ig' AN 1 X C11 fjjfef-Ngfgc 4 Q ix iw' 6, i rx M-f ' X '. , Q l X 1 i F l O R M E i W i O i R Q M., D L-,L 7'All the past we leave behind- We debauch upon a newer mightier World, varied world, Fresh and strong the World we seize--world of labor and the march, Pioneers? O Pioneers!" -VJALT WHITMAN. May this Anokan serve its purpose as a reminder of the happiest days of your life-your high school days. -THE STAFF. To Miss Christine Strom, who has been a help- ful and sympathetic friend through our high school life, we. the Class of 1931, lovingly dedicate this Anokan. ' f X nf g,fg,, ,r-ewff J Clif' ANOKA HIG 8532? Q53 -- Ei ff 1 ,f j f 12' Ls E M af I 1 ,f 'if , Ujff 1 Vw , , ,f 'x , rf. , I Ai, ,V F , ., . ir -, ff , 1 . K 1ff,QW' I S Wx T MH 9, R , . f N A I I 7 V s' J". , -1,5 a 1 . A D , '--.. ,. K ,..,., N 15 ff fufl-N, f. 0- .ff V f 'A 'V ., ff.:- Ll I V- f-"7 f! 1,, . '1 ' 1. 1 . 1, 0' f ' . . -"1 ll with: 1. Q 5111- '. 3 6 ff frwa ki . 'V 0 1, - O ' N a Eight HE ANGKA L. W. ADAMS SUPERINTENDENT fTHE ANOKA R. B. HEINEMANN PRINCIPAL -'L-KQTHE ANOKANf Ifnml Row: Ziu1merm.m. Nixllcr, Rxxnmslgul. Hzllvrvrset. juhmmm, Schminlr, F. Swzlusun. herrnnlnl Rim: G. Susaumn, Ifmel, Iclumn, Kruse. Slrunm, Overuualrd. Iizlllun. lhlrcl Row: Bowen. ltllunesmx. Nfmfurnl, Hema-rnalxm. Nlxlsavxx, Broun. VJALTER BERGEN Mxllulzll Trumxng G. C. BROWN Nlusu' DOROTHY DALTON FGQQYQK7.. Hiflnry HALDYIS HALVORSET QL','1'.fLl'5 Lv. .X. JX. R. B. HEINEMANN LATIiTlmgLie-lure Xlwkaux ELLEN ISRAEL L'Iex'k BELVINA JOHNSON Lrlwrzlry Ilislury linuliflm ELSA KRUSEg L ' R' ' l jf wxnluerclai L. B. MASON Xthletics IRENQE .MILLER hm:11fh r:un1nlxcS IJ Lxlcrslry bnclcly Ten Faculty ALICE MQSEQRD Xurnml I rglmxng CAMIILLE OVERGAARD H . . Iimllish lbehgnc L. M. ELLINGSON 'rlevlrc Nlfzlhmuljcs F fleufc K lub .Xmvkxlhi ASTRID PETERSON Nurse ETHEL RAMSTAD Home Itrrvmmmlcs GERTRUDE SCI-IMIDT all lu 1enmel rv ETHEL SWANSON wmry L C' , H I Eiullxsh Dcclzunutimx GENEVIEVE SWANSON 5 ltnulxsh RUTH .ZIMMERMAN Muslc Opereltu CHRISTINE STROM Comrncrcizll ' f 9, f 60 4-,.fjlj0jj ,- ' It Z . T, . Z ,Wx . M " VK ga! ' an ' 54A.f, U 'G . I" Q 4 , ' 'Af W NV ,' " " ,Wd 'l I .. d . 1 ,j, , " I ' f 4 yW"'U7fV'7M f,.Q.l"'f" 2""'f 4 ' - af 6 , . 1 1 ,, M I ,J I . ' : '.,g -En ' 5 f I " 1 KXX - g ' Q W' " 3 Magna- f 1" - 4 ff Jv ? ? U .-sq' - I F' E?i'drnnU'vl' A Q' E ' eff 4 551 gy! , , , T: 5 P i N K -'mf if Z Q ' I My N A W ' E 'ff - , 4?'5? L W ff 1 flyf Y- if .ff 2 ,1 fi C Q if A fffx xx! L f Egg!!! . I A i 'i Q Q, " rs "f: 3 l f- J .1. S I 'W -h f,E?L:,fr , S 94, 119 1 W -fir, ,Wi if K ' E as ' f65'7'9s:. ' A f I f f K3 ft' S f faq-X " 74' ' Q ' 761,41 It 1 I-I :Q ,fig .ae- -'-PT4 T H E A N O K A N l3+f-- RUTH ARMSTRONG "Ruth" "Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Girls' Athletic.: l. 2, J. 43 G- A. A. 2, 4. Treasurer 3: 'Alt llztppenetl in June" 4: Lztmbd'x Sigma 4: Honor Roll l. Z. 3. 4: .-'Xnukart 4: Routers' Club 4: .-Xrrokalri Carnival 4. EDXVIN BRYAN "Eddie" "The artillery of words "Tuliw Time" l: "Nliss CllCl'Y5' Flu-ss--ru" 21 "Sailor Nlaitlsu 32 "Unto in .I Blue Xloozri' 4: Music Contest 3, 4: Cantata 41 l!r.itc-stra 4: liztntl 42 "The ljucsif' Billy. 7. EDXVARD COLEMAN "Eddie" 'tHe had a head to con- triue. a tongue to per- suade. and a hand to execute any mz'.schz'ef." Baselutll 1. 3, 4. ANNE DELONG "Andy" "And her sunny locks hung on her temple like a golden fleece." Hit-v Clulr I: "Tulip Tirncu ll Girls' .Xtlrletics l. 2. 3. 412 G. X, .X. l. 2. 3. 4: Council 2. 3, 41 Lamlula Siunra 3: Trcastlrer 4: Camp Fire l. 2: 5, 41 Rootursi Clulw 1. 4: Home Room Clrairntztn 4: llfvme Room Ctrnxcntion 4. T-u'et'fL'e GORDON BLESI "C1ordie" "Never idle a moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others." Orchestra 3, 4: Science Clulw 4. LORA LEE CHASE "Leo" "Doing nuily what atlrfff fintl difficult ir flllfllff doin: rchat ir inrporrible ,lar talrut tr gfmur. "Tulip Time.. l: "Nliss Cllerry Blossom" Z: "Sailor Itlaiclsu 33 'AOnce in at Blue lVIoon." Lila, 4: Girls' Athletics l, 2, 3, 4: Nlorttugrztrrt 3: G. A. A. 2, Council 3. 4: Anolcahi 2, 3, Editor 4: Press Convention 3. 4: Anokan 4: Rooters' Club 3, Pres, 4: Science Club 43 Sac. French Circle 3, 4: Lamb- tla Sigma 3. 4: A'Tlre Quest," Katie, 3: "It Happened in luneu. Mrrllie, 4: Chairman "The Click", 4: Clrmn. "Triple 4: Pres. Home Room Con- vention 4: Glee Club l, 2. 3, Treas. 4: Cantatzt 3. 4: klusic Contest 3, 4: Camp Fire 2, Sec. 3: Pep Sextette 4: .Xnokahi Carnival 3, 4: Girls' Quartet 43 Chorus 3, 42 Pres. of Stuclent Council 4: Quill and Scroll 4. PHILIP DEJARLAIS "Phil" "Men love to wonder, and that is the seed of our science." Science Club, Presiclent 4, Yice- Presitlent 4: Home Room Con- vention 4: Class Orator. ELSMORE DELONG "Elsmore" "'Tis good will makes in- telligencef' Science Club 4: Home Room Debate 4. T I.OIS DOUGI-IERTY "Irish" "Though on pleasure she was bent. she had I1 frugal mind." Girls' ,-Ktlilelics I. 2. 3. 4: IQ. .'X. A. 2. 3, 4. DANNA I7EI,IX "Dan" "Nia life is one demd hor- rid grzndf' I"--mluill 5, 4: Ihflgctlulll :li "Il II.uwm'ru'rl iu june". .lun 4: Frenrli firrlc 3. 4. DOLORES GROSSLEIN "Dody" "The finest eloquence is that which gels things alone." l'.imp Ifire 2. 3. 4: Lquiiliclzl Sigma i, 4: Girls' .Xtliletics I, 1, 2. 41 cs. Lx. x. 3. Q.. 4: Rm-:Hers Klulw J. 4: .Xuwkxxlil 4: .Xmikuii 4: llumc Ruuiu Gui! icluuiu. CAROLYN GUNDLACH "Carrie" "Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. . '1 ' . '.Q Ili-um Rr-Il I. -. H, 4. Ulll- Xllilcius I. 1. 3. 4: G. .X. .X. 1. 3. 4: "Tlw Quest" 3: Munn- x'x.uu 3: 5:ulut,uuri.ul. HE ANOKANIIY' MARION FARRIER "Micky" "She is herself of best things the rollertlonf' Orvlius-lm I: Bzuul 3, 4: Girls' Athletics I, 2: lllmp Fire I, ..: Seen-t:u'y 3. 4: ,Xnukaui 4: Iuuiilxlxr Siunm 4: Ci. A. A. 2, 3: Nlusir Contest 3. 4: Routers' flulx 4: Properly Nlzirizagcr Class I'l:ly .Il Busi- ness M:zr1.nui-r 4: Secretary Home Rmim 4: Auokallu CMA uirzll 4. MASON FLINT "Mace" "The rule of my life is lo make business a pleas- ure.. and pleasure my business." Fwilluill 2. 4: Truck 3: I'rcs- ident 3: Yirv-I'rcsiiIcm I. 2: "'I'lle Quest." Ilr. Ivuml, jg Glee Clulv 3: Ifreiicli Circle 3, 4: I..uuluI.l Sieniu 4. EVELYN GRUNQUIST "Grundy" "Reasons whole pleasure, all the joys of sense. lie in Ihree words-health. peace, and competence." .Xuukulii 4: .Xuokzlu 4: Gills' Allxlclifs l. 2, 3. 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 41 Uiuuril 3, 4: Science lilull 2. -41 Roavlcrsi flulv 3, 4: .. . ,. 7 l.:uiiIiil:1 Susum Cgunp I'u'c -. 'I're1lsurcr 3. Xicc-I'rcsiIIcuL 4, Sefrchily 41 Quill auul Si-will 4. HARRY HOFFMAN "Harry" iAUUfLL'l'Sll-Hg all the rhazns lhat lie the hidden soul of harmony." Urclicslrzx I, 2, I. 4: Iizuul I, 7 I 4 Tl 1 lr " I 4 I' i il li Ill 1 'XI 7 -. ., 1 'zu' .., ., 3 '44- 4 .': I usii' Cnulesl ... 5, 4: "The Quest" 5: Sricucc Club 2. 3. Prcsinlcul 4: I"rcui'lx Circle 3, 4: Ruurers' fluli 3, 4: Sucre-1.11 y B. Il. Ii. -45 Auokzlu 4. Thirteen -'4TlTHE ANOKA BLANCI-IE HOXVELL "Blotch" Fiery with consummate courage. and bright with flashing vigor." gecrclxiry 3: Girl! .Xtllletivs I. 2. 5. 4: C. A. .X. l. 2. 3, 4: L'ulxnril l. 2. 3. 4: Bilsketlull l'luiirln:m l. 2. 3: Yice-l"resi- dent 4: Routers' flvrllv i, fl-meer Lezliler 43. 4: NX inner Dus- trirl Typenrlzunu Kkintesi 3: l.:1mlwcl.l Siuinzu F: .Xiwkgxix 4. CARI. JOHNSON "Carl" "A moral. sensible. ant well bred man." Typins Unite-I 3. 4. FRANCES JOLLY "Jolly" "She gives the very quin- tessence of perreptionf' Girls' Athletics l, 2. 3. 41 G. A, rx, 2. 3, 41 fmlnuil 3. 42 Siiilm Maids Specially F: Busi- ness Kfuiiziper L'l.1ss Plgxv 3: J Lcimlwclzl Siunm 5: 1 resiileiit 4: lfrenrli Circle 3. 4: Routers' Club 4: Science Lllulv 4: lllnip Firc 3. 'I're.1sixi'er 4: Dcclilmzl- tion 3: Delmte 4: Glee flulw l: ,-Xnoluux 4: .Xnukalii 4: Anukxlhi f:lrnix.il 3, 4. EDNA LAVJS "Con!entment furnishes constant joy." Girls' .Xlllletiu I. 3, 4: llonwr Rnll 2. 5. 4, Fourteen N tis-- BLANCH JOHNSON "Blanch" "A constant friend - a thing both rare and hard to End." MILDRED JOHNSON "Milly" 'Pleasure and action make the hours seem short." JOHN KEILLOR "Johnny" "He deserves praise who does not what he maif, but what he ought." Truck 3. 4, NORMA MCARDLE "Dorba" "Diversity - that is my motto." Cxunp Fire 2, 3: Rooters' Club 4: Anokzlu 4: Seroncl in District. Sllmiluguiul fmllcst 4. --+4TI-IE ANOK MONA MCFEE "Mona" Ml-Ier own especial pleasure altracts earh onef DOROTHY MADIGAN "Dorothy" "They are never' alone Ihat are areonipariieil bu noble thoughts." LILLIAN MARSH "Squeaky" "Silenee is more eloquent than wordsf ' l,.nnlwl:n Sienna 3, 4: fznnp lfire 2, 4, President 3: Girls' .lilileiies l. 2, 3, 4: Urcliesiiil l, 2. 5, 4: Klusic Vonlesl 2. l, 4: Fl'0llLkll Circle 2, 3: Rooiers' Clnlu 4: Science Clulw 4: Ilelmte 4: G. .L A.: llrelleslru 4: llonor Roll l. 2. Ll, 41 Anokun 4: K'l.lss Orgilor. ALICE NELSON "Alice" "Ah, noi the conquest was obtained with ease: she pleased you bu not studying to please." liirls' Atlllelifs l. 2. 3, -4: ii. A, A. 2, 5. 4: lleelznnzilion 45 L14 inn Fire. SQKTDI :ary 3. , . . . . lresnlenl 4: Roolers L luli J. 4: .Xnolciln 4: Press Convention 4: l,.iinlnl.i Suenm 4: Nlonoergun J. N GERTRUDE MCNELLY "Gerdic" "Her Charm strikes the sight. her merit wins the soul." Ci. A. .-X. 2, Secretary 5, Presi- nlenl 4: Girls' .hlilelies 2, 5, 4: Moiiouziiii 1. Letter 4: .Xnokuln 4: .Xnokulli L'urniv:ll 4: lfulitor Xnokun -4: "Tile Queslli, Sylvia 3: Suit.-me flnlx 43 Routers' L'lnl1 i. 4: Business Munzueer L'l.lss PI.iy 4: Pep Sextelle 41 l,I'0ss fonxenlion 4: Lannlnlxl Sienna 4: .Xllelulunl lo Fool- lmll Queen 4: Llannp l"ire 2. 'l'ie.isiner 3. Piesnlent 4: Quill .Anil S-ioll 4. RlGlNlf'l'Tll MARANDER "Rigi" sl rlnferful life is wh 11 the muses love. fl soar- ing spirit is their prime delight." lfnleieil lioin lionuooil. Xlielii- e.ln X: lilee flulv 3. 4: l"renel1 Kiole j. Rooiers Llnlw 43 lixnnp Fire 4. GERALD MULLANEY "Jerry" "So mueh can man do. that does both act and know." llonor Roll l 7 3 4' BLIIVI l, 2, 3, 4: Ureliesirii 2, 1, 4: Cilee flulw l, I. 3. 41 "Sailor Xluiilsn, l'iilu':lrLl 3: "Unite in .1 Blue Nloonu, Billy 4: Klusic Contest 2. 3. 4: Sizue Chorus 3: Slillll Pair Bziml 3: Brass Qngirlei 3, 4: l':int.n:i 4: A"l'lie Qllesli' 5: .Xnokzihi 4: Youll Quiiriel 3: Pep liuml 3, 4: Class Presiilent 4: Roolers' Lilulv 3. 4: l"i'enrli filile 2, ig llonre Room L'onx'enIion 4: 4: lloine Rooin L'onvention 4: l'l:inil Contest 3. 4: .Xnokun 4: L'li.1irni.tn ll. B. li. 4: 'l'i'e.is- sine: Srieim: Vlulv 4: Xuleilif- I lien PAUL OCONNOR "Par" "An Irishman was made to love and fight." "Tulip 'l'inie" I: "Miss Cherry Blossom" 2: "Sailor lNluids". tieiulil 3: "Il llzippeneil in ,lune". L'lnn'lcs 4: I-'oozlmll 2, i. L':ipi.iin 4: .Xll District Tesnn 4: Bzisketlwxill Z, 3, 4: lizlselwzill 2. 5. 4: Klusic Contest 2. iz Luinlulu Sieinxl 4: Chair- mun "Tile lilifkl' 4: Cilee Cluli 3. 3. lliee-Presiilenl 4: Chorus .I 3: L'11nI:iI.i i: "4" flulu 2: 'lee-Presialent 4. L' X Fifteen .JJt fl., AA-vwl. l'o gi l:,3,,J :Nh 3.1.15 - , . I fl 'Ra- . 4 .. ' '4,, z ' -.lfv , X 4 'Ji 'A lion among ladies is a Girls' .Xtlilclics 4: l.:iuilul.i Sig- mql -li .Xnoktin 4. "The variety of all things lNlunn 4. --4ilTHE ANOK HARVEY OSBERG dreadful thing to be." EVELYN PETERSON "Petic" AOur high respect for u well-read person is 'praise enough of litera- ture." GERALDINE PETRIE "Sis" forms K1 pleasure." JUDSON ROBERTS Uiluddyl' "A prompt decisive man." "Tulip Time" l: "Suilnn' Alziialsu 3: "Ours in xi Blue Sixteen N ARTHUR PATTERSON "Art" "The deed I intend is great. but what, as yet. I know not." French Circle 3. 4: Science Club 1. 4. FLOYD PETERSON A'Eloyd" "On their own virtues modest men are dumb." MARIAN ROGERS "Flumpy" "Oh, how can beauty master the most strong" Girls' Athletics 1. 2. 3: "Tulip Time" I: "lNIiSs Cherry Blus- sonf' 2: 'KS4iilur lNIuiLls" 3: "Once in fi Blue Bloom" 43 "The Quest". Weuilti 3: Pep Sexteite 4: Routers' Lflulx 5. 4: flciss Treasurer 2. 3: G. A. A. 2, 3. 4: Lambda Sienna 43 Camp Fire l, 2, 3. LUCY RUFECORN "Lucy" "Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low-an ex- cellent thing in wom- UH. . n I 4 I U I Is' ' 15 ' 3 . ln , 0 , T H E A N o tg A .N J " . ,I . 7 T , . K - A I' EVERETT RUSSELL , MARGARET SAM HEVH lisamii "To ridirule philosophy "As full of spirit as the is surely philosophical" month of May." Ftvutlmll 2. 3, 4: Truck 4. "Tulip Time" I: Girls' Athlo- tius 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Routers' Club 1. 4: Camp Fire 2, 4: Vive-I'rcsitIent 31 I.:uuhtI.l Sigma 4: Pap Scxteite 4. 1 9. 1. X U I K JOHT hSPENCE LEONE sUL1-tvAN 'Nl ",-5, " o nny" "Sully" "ga 'ij main! he segmed U5 "None but herself can heiku' 'N FW U Wsfef U95 Un her parallel." 'Q I IAA' , Jwggnfidenl 1Um0ff'0U-'S-I' Routers' Cluh 3, 4: I.zuuIitI.t 4 ,Q 1- A I Z Ifutetetl from Osseu 4: Ifuutlixtll Slllmll, 42 SCCFQILIFY Zi Girls' 'lg fl Lu , It Ej!,lLi!L,S!i.5. 2' -:Q 45 Athletic? Lg, J, -ll:-Ci. A. A. X wx ' ' AN, 3 " , K ' SA - -. J, 1 :uni 'irc 2, 32s I Auukziu 4: PSP lSexIe!Ie 4.x . I ' ,,,,,v-1414,-fd , " ' IT! ' ' I ya-kb' 'Q ,..l" if if 'C ' pmt' is 14"-"'-' ' ' I -1 r I . Aj f A I... I I - I V 'Q - ,,s..f,,4A-,fl ' 'Y 11.1-Q VX eww 4 , . ,.., 'rig f . M4741 .,,4fv"' ,4!J,., Vw. s, RQ. .. I l fy . v , N 1' , JJ 11 W 1: Q.. .X Q EVELYN SWARTOUT KATHRYN TARBOQC ' ,W ' , X "Little Jay" 1 "Kate" vf '-xl :- 'MI-he glass Qf fgghfpn gpg "7l'lOU who ht1SI lhe fdfdlla qv. I - " the mold of form." gift Of beau!!!-H ' ' -', 5 DOROTHY THGMPSON "Tommy" "Life is a comedy." llmip Fire 3: Girls' Athletics 3, 41 UI! Ilzippened in june", Betty 4: Ruolers' Club 4. "The Quest" 3: "It Iluppeuecl " "'.x .4 I ' 1 Q 0 Q in Qluuei' 4: Girls' Athletics . 2, 3. 4. Glee cum it ':Tuu,. ,, Q '3 Tuuei' I: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: 'Q' , . Czirup I"ire 2, 5, 4: Ruoters' 1. Q 1 g citrix 4, Q' 'Q ri, 1 . r' 'V '- I -4 l 4 s v 'ICI ull vb ' 'Q , xW., Q .1 U-. Y' 1 1 KATHERINE WARD Q 1 "Kate" X "Forward and frolic glee was there, the will ru do and the soul to dare" "Tulip Time" I: fi. A. A. I, 2, :ig K'oum'iI 3: Annkxihi Stall I, 2, 4: "The Quest", Cun- stttuce 3: 'Alt Hzippeuetl iu june", Susie 4: Pep Sextctte 4: Routers' Cluh 3, 4: Girls' Athletics I, 2, 3: French Circle .ig Treztsurer 4: Class Treasur- er I: Via-fI'resicIent "Triple 4, Seventeen vl, W. f ' ' rg a A' . I l, 5' fu' ,f" f , fl! !i ,I I l sl ffl? fri fmlxwagflfffrn iffw K P l THE ANOKAN CHESTER WATSON "Chet" 5 ARTHUR WENNERLUND "Art" "Dame Nature gave him comeliness and health." Secretary l: Yice-President 33 French Circle 3. President 4g Science Club 4, Treasurer 3: Lzmilxlu Sigma 41 "The Questf. -Iulixm 3: 'All Hxmpeneil in "He knows what's what, and that's as high as metaphysic wit can fly" "lt Happened in june", Randy 41 "Tulip Timei' l: 'AlVliss 7 lime", Iarvis 4: Auokzlu 41 Cllefrl. Blossumu -'i usullor Bnskellmill 4: Truck 3.C:ip1:uin N1il1KlSl 373 Cilmiliil 32 Glee Club l, .., 3: Lumlxlzl Sigma llresislent 4: Football 3, 43 4: President "ll:t'e'ulqwitit" 4. Bcxslqeilmll 3, 4: Hzlselxlll 5. 2 ,ff ' gy, i ,'HAZEN WILCOX LAWRENCE fi "Hazen" YOUNGOUIST 'll "Loathing pretense. he did Smg with cheerful will what others thought of while their hands were still." lfoutlmll 3. 4: Orchestral l, 2, 3, 4: Bnml 2, 3, 4: Glec Club 3, Yifc-fl'rcsideut 4: "The Quest" 31 "Sailor Nlaiclsu 3, 'Afluce in 11 Blue Mmm", Bills- lvitl. 4: lfrcuvqli Cirfle 3, 4: 1 "Hold him alone truly fortunate who has his life in happy well- being," ALVIN ZEIGLER "Alvin" "An affable and courteous gentleman." JI f L- - 4411.1 Ol! ,, f ' . Have the Elder races halted? Do they droop and end their lesson wearied over there beyond the seas? We take up the task eternal, and the burden and the lesson, Pioneers! O Pioneers! Eighteen -'ff THE ANOKAN The Class of '31 Through the Looking Glass The class had gathered in the old assembly hall for their last time together. They sat, glancing over the familiar surroundings, thinking over the four eventful years that had sped by, and reminiscing. No one spoke: all were busy with dreams and memories. And no one noticed the golden dust that filtered through the window on the last slant of the sun's rays that May after- noon. Heads nodded and soon all fell asleep on the desks that had seen them through their first stretch of their life journey. Suddenly they awoke with a start, to nnd themselves in a long narrow ball-room with an enormous mirror at one end. In front of it danced a tiny girl with long yellow curls whom everyone recognized as Alice of Wonderland. "Come," said tiny Alice, taking Gerald by the hand, "follow us through the looking glass into the land of the future. For one short hour you may meet yourselves of 1941 I" They all skipped through to the most surprising adventure of their lives. Lo, and behold. in the land beyond the mirror:-- Cierald Mullaney, world known scientist, was demonstrating a sub-aquatic vehicle which was to explore the sea bottom in quest of sunken treasure. The pilots were Carl Johnson and Harvey Osberg-fViking blood!D And Ruth Armstrong had a little office all her own. She was private secretary to the President of the U. S. A., Lawrence Youngquist CUnemployed Sailors' Alliancej. Kathryn Tarbox was wrapping a dainty package in her lingerie shop on Fifth Avenue in New York. Arthur Patterson was in France, teaching Fencing in a fashionable girls' school. Katherine Ward was married to a wealthy Scotch laird. Bonnie Kate was wintering in Miami so she could live in her bathing suit feb and save rent. Elsmore Delong sat wrapped in figures. He was trying to estimate the number of herring inhabiting the waters near Norway in 1940. Harry Hoffman and Blanche Johnson were touring Europe with the World Symphony Orchestra. Lillian Marsh had given to English IV classes, the fruit of seven years toil. It was a translation of Webster's Standard Unabridged Dictionary into Chaucer for English IV poets. Alice Nelson was superintendent of Minneapolis kindergartens. Nineteen -'ii THE ANOKAN Everett Russell was captain of a whaling vessel and never a mutiny arose among his jolly tars. Riginette Marander was in Stockholm, lecturing to the women's clubs on how to raise children like they do in Minnesota. Norma McArdle was matron of an Orphan Home. Lois Dougherty was cashier in the private bank of Al Capone. Lora Lee Chase was seated at a desk piled with papers. A visor covered her eyes while she wrote with a pencil in each hand. A few more stuck out at handy angles from her hair. Have you guessed? Of course, she was the editor of the New York Times. Gertrude McNelly owned a chain of little yellow and blue stores. They resembled doll houses and a quaint sign hung outside each shop-"GERTA'S DUTCH SWEETMEATS." A tall, well built man with pearl buttoned spats was throwing dimes to children along the street. His stride was strangely familiar and we recognized Chester Watson, the richest broker in the country. Dorothy Madigan was holding the hand of Arthur Wennerlund. He had hurt himself in the World Series Baseball game and Dorothy, being a nurse, was taking his pulse. i Margaret Sam sat in a weird corner of the "Cavern", and gazing deep into Edward Coleman's eyes and back into the teacup, she foretold Eddie's success as Flo Ziegfeld's rival in business. Carolyn Ciundlach was at the head of the Minnesota Board of Movie Critics. Q -John Keillor was manager of the Osseo Model Farm which included a miniature golf course, roller coaster, and swimming pool for his hired men. Mona McFee was vice-president of the "Scotch Women's Non-Shrinkage League." Recently she had discovered a chemical, which, when boiled with spinach. prevents its diminishing to nearly nothing. Floyd Peterson was a 4-H Club dentist. Many miraculous things had he done to relieve the toothaches of Horses, Hens, Hogs, and Holsteins. Anne DeLong had opened a cooking school in China to teach the natives how to serve rice in different ways. Lucy Ruffcorn was teaching school in Hoboken, New Jersey. In her class room were children of seventeen nationalities, none of whom spoke English. Mason Flint was in Spain. He was trying to set the record for heart- breaking. CThat is, to have a sweetheart in every country. Just then our Romeo was trying to evade a large Senorita who had quite fallen for the roman- tic idea. ' , Twenty -'WTHE ANOKANW- Dorothy Thompson, adored star of the silver screen, was resting from her latest box-office hit, "Blondie" Gordon Blesi was doing some of his fancy skating stunts to entertain the men and women at the A'Who's Who" convention at Lake Placid. New York. Among those present were Secretary of Radio Ca new office in the President's cabinetj, Philip DeJarlais: Evelyn Peterson, Commissioner of Education: and Edwin Bryan, Ambassador to Switzerland. In the spacious gymnasium of Wellesley College, Evelyn Grunquist was coaching the girls' basketball team. John Spence had all the criminals quivering in their shoes at his shrewd- ness as a detective, Paul O'Conner and Leone Sullivan were bringing down the house in a Broadway theatre with their comedy hit. Mildred Johnson was high on a house top, doing a shingling job. Evi- dently she was a carpentress. Marion Farrier was in a gold fish hatchery, trying to charm the fish into singing by the music of her saxophone. Edna Laws was in Louisiana determining how many particles of. salt flow- ed into the ocean from the Mississippi in 4 seconds. Dolores Grosslein had retired on her vast wealth, secured when she un- earthed a chest of precious stones while digging for clams in Massachusetts. Evelyn Swartout and Geraldine Petrie were successfully operating a sou- venir shop in Anoka, and many were the eccentric Europeans who bought tokens to place in their collections from famous spots in the world. Hazen Wilcox had made millions in the Autoplane business. These tiny planes were a great help to congested air traffic. Dan Felix was uproariously filling the place of the late Will Rogers. The World's Free-Style Swimming Championship .was held by Blanche Howell. Judson Roberts was in the Hawaiian Islands, designing grass skirts. Alvin Zeigler was champion pole-sitter, having sat on the North Pole for 53 hours 18 minutes. Marian Rogers, the happy bride of a political cartoonist, was making doughnuts and singing. Marian's song was brought to an abrupt stop by the clang of a bell. "The hour is up," cried Alice. We woke up, dazed, The four o'clock bell was ringing. Strange to say, we had all dreamed the same dream. We yawned, sighed, smiled hopefully, and filed out of the assembly. -FRANCES JOLLY, Panrommisr for Paramount. Tfweniy-one THE 'ANOKAN Class History Pioneers are we: yes, just as true pioneers as those adventurous forefathers of ours who dared the storm-tossed Atlantic: who pitted their strength against cold, hunger. and disease: who valiantly struggled across the vast plains-seelv ing new worlds to conquer. We are the sons and daughters of the pioneers of the middle west. Through the four years of high school we have worked and toiled with what have seemed to us mighty problems: but these have been but foot-hills to the mountains that lie beyond. As Freshmen, the mountains were merely a line on the horizon. What they were, we did not know, but the pioneer spirit within us bade us "Westward Ho!" Through the second year, we saw them a little more distinctly in the distance, and our third year found us ready to climb the last hill that leads to that towering peak whose summit lies covered with clouds, and beyond, the golden fields of the harvest. At last we have scaled the hills--now we must be trail-blazers. Noi longer will our paths be laid out by fathers, mothers, and teachers. Alone we must climb. We must push on for new worlds to conquer, for we, too are pioneers. -FRANCES JoLLY. Senior Class ADv1soRs Mr. Heinemann Miss Miller MoTTo: "Forward!" COLORS: Royal Blue and Silver FLOWER: Violets and Lilies-of-the-Valley OFFICERS F l927-'28 President . . , .,...... .... H arold Miller Vice President ......, Mason Flint Secretary ..... .,...... .,.. C h ester Watson Treasurer , . . ,.............. Katherine Ward 1928-'29 President . . . ,..... ..,.. .... N e lson Odson Vice President. . . .,....... ..., M ason Flint Secretary . . . ...,.,.,, . . .Marian Rogers Treasurer . . ........... . . .Leone Sullivan 1929-'30 President . . . ...,....,......... Mason Flint Vice President .,...... ..., C hester Watson Secretary ..... .,..,.. .,., B l anche Howell Treasurer . . . .......,,. , . .Marian Rogers 1930-'31 President . . . .......,.. . . .Gerald Mullaney Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Twenty-fwuo . . .Paul O'Connor Riginette Marander . . . ,Margaret Sam --4 THE ANOKAN Class Will VVe, the Class of 1931, of Anoka High School in the County of Anoka, in the State of Minnesota, being of unsound mind and doubtful memory do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last CU will and testament. Ruth Armstrong leaves her cheery disposition to Alphonse Chouinard. Gordon Blesi, his timidity to James Roddy. Edwin Bryan, his rattling tongue to Betty Adams. Lora Lee Chase, her editorship to Arthur McCauley. Edward Coleman, his freshman flames to Jerry Osberg. Philip DeJarlais, his scientific knowledge to David Gow. Anne DeLong, her crowning glory to Cora Westman. Elsmore DeLong, his saunter to Jack Riley. Lois Dougherty, her nonchalance to Dick Hall. Marian Farrier, her vivacity to Dorothy Freeburg, Danna Felix, his litigiosity to Tobe Eberly. Mason Flint, his ultra-grandiloquence to Elwood McGee. Dolores Grosslein, her dependability to Romaine Paulson. Evelyn Grunquist, her sappy jokes to Bob Reed. Carolyn Gundlach. her studiousness to Paul Talbot. Harry Hoffman, his French girl-friend to Jim Wennerlund. Blanche Howell, her row of medals to anyone ambitious enough to earn them. Carl Johnson, his typing skill to Olaf Steffenson. Mildred Johnson, her inquisitiveness to Jim Farrier. Blanche Johnson, her shower room symphonies to Elsie Waldeen. Frances Jolly, her poetry to the biggest waste-basket in the assembly. John Keillor, his taciturnity to Ruth Hymanson. - Edna Laws, her amiability to Delores Walter. Norma McArdle, her sunny temperament to Alvin Hanson. Mona McFee, her posture to Mary Jane Talbot. Gertrude McNelly, her wisdom teeth to Martha Nelson. Dorothy Madigan, her meekness to Howard Sumpter. Riginette Marander, her efficiency to Jimmy Hollom. Lillian Marsh, her quiet manner to Laura Tapper. Gerald Mullaney, his capacity for leadership to Billy Matheny. Alice Nelson, her talkativeness to Johnny Norton. Paul O'Connor, his "Fightin' Irish" to Oscar Olson. Harvey Osberg, his "sheikness" to Charles French. Evelyn Peterson, her preciseness to Melvin Nelson. Floyd Peterson, his decidedness to Marjorie DeLong. T wenly-three THE ANOKAN lie"- Geraldine Petrie, her cosmetic complex to the Hovind sisters. Marian Rogers, her Jimmy to any damsel in distress. Arthur Patterson, his remarkable attendance record to Don Swanson, Judson Roberts, his operetta lead to Bob Bard. Lucy Ruffcorn, her demureness to Evelyn Lang. Everett Russell, his swagger to Dorothy Rootes. Margaret Sam, her grin to Louie Betlach. John Spence, his football "centership" to Chuck White. Leone Sullivan, her "It" to sister Betty. Evelyn Swartout, her spikes to Marvel McLean. Kathryn Tarbox, her piquance to Delores Bibeau. Dorothy Thompson, her giggle to Robert Grosslein. Katherine Ward, her craving for excitement to Chet McNelly. Chester Watson, his maiden-madness to Darrah Cutter. Arthur Wennerlund, his foolish habit of Winking to Keith Bergeron. Hazen Wilcox, his bass voice to Marjorie NVelshinger.' Lawrence Youngquist. his ready laugh to 'Winnifred Watson. Alvin Ziegler, his politeness to Norman Thomas. The dignity of our rank to the present Junior Class. Pleasant memories of our ideal conduct and scholarship to our long-sul'fer- ing teachers. We hereby nominate and appoint Mr. Woods as executive of this will. In witness whereof we absolutely refuse to hereunto subscribe our name and seal. I Senior Rogues Gallery Prettiest Girl .,...,. Handsomest Boy. . , Wittiest Girl ...... Wittiest Boy ...... Most Most Most Most Most Most Popular Girl, . . Popular Boy, . . Athletic Girl. , . Athletic Boy. . . Industrious Girl. . , Industrious Boy ,,.LucyRuffcorn . .Carl Johnson .Leone Sullivan . ,.,.. Danna Felix . ,Margaret Sam Chester Watson Blanche Howell Chester Watson . . .Carolyn Gundlach Philip DeJarlais Most Helpful Girl ,... . . .Ruth Armstrong Most Helpful Boy, . . .,...... Gordon Blesi Silliest Girl ...... . , .Dorothy Thompson Silliest Boy ,...... ....,.. C arl Johnson Most Bashful Girl .... . . . ....., ,... D orothy Madigan Most Bashful Boy ....., ..............,..... F loyd Peterson Best All-around Girl .,,. ..........,........... M argaret Sam Best All-around Boy. . . , . . .Gerald Mullaney and Chester Watson Biggest Pest ..,.... Biggest Bluffer ..... Tmuenty-four Edward Coleman Lora Lee Chase M illlm Q if i iiil Tin E A N o K A N '19, iii! v 5' 'N fb KA M 'R 1 9 , f I . . .. ., ,, R A l'mnt Row: Sturm, .X. Pi-lk, R. lxoillor. Hmivks. llmlwii. R. L1u.s-in, bcliiii-mit. l.i-www. X, Xiillcixoil. l. l.:iliii, Malrsclzlis. Hilvcaiu. S1-mm! Row' A. Polk, R. Uieni, lic-lsliiiuurl'. Klls lJ.ilf-vii. Xlffs R.iiiisr.ul. ll. Nliifci. lim inrfi. Sxi.iii-nn. ll. lllrlfvc. l Mr. Bergen, Porter. l"iemllcr, Nlcihiilcy. liilu. if . ii U . irl ii ll ll ni Tliinl Rim- YN, If:-rkiiiuslziil, Niim-llximl. U. bi:-tnliiwlu. R. lfriik-ini. X. llin-i-ri. X. l'u'ci,.i:i, ll. lXl.uiliu.lii. ll. 1 i Frei-lmrir. llilriulwii, G. llcwiml, Lzulfen. lf. Orem. lk, L uliiii. lf. ioinw iz, Fmirlli Row: A. Rogers, Bard, E. Hfiyml, Bum-. Mil.c.1ii. li. lkicksuii, lli-iulihkwii. ,l. limi, rl--lllllL'l'. WL-stni.1ii, Merrill, Geslin, l"re-nrli. - Filth Row: Ballclwin, Birxl.fTorkc.Jl3.'CfliIlc1', l.. l"c'tcl'suii. liilsmi. l'.. SluHciiwii. Zwpii, lliimuc. l"r.izicl. llicst. D. Gow, lleverezlux. f hl ,I X r 1 Q 4 f ,Ib Vu . 1 'Q-. V. ,L , fx' .E I: , ' x unllor Class J I I fl 1 ' ,f J L v , I , F IQ, 3' Y RL" 1 I i W ,J X L f CDFFICERS XV R Presigient . 5 .,.,.,,,. .Donald Swanson A 1' V'icefPresz'dent. , . Louie Betlach X I ' ' f6fecreEa5'y' .... . ,Donald Miller v 1 ilpeasurer , ...,,.,.,..,...,....... Harold Mclfec L Vi i ,' COLORS: Maroon and Gold ' 1 -W MOTTO: "Ever Onward" is 'l ADv1soRs H if I Miss Dalton Miss Ramstad Mr. Bergen z 1 . ' I N I . r . . y I Twenty-fi-z'e WSJ ---if THE ANOKAN Memories of a Junior 1928-29. I started in High School with lofty expectations of a grand vacation and a valiant future. The great assembly hall over-awed me. I was astounded at the crowd. I wasn't stung by the traditional coat hook gag, but never had a permanent one, always being pushed around from place to place. We had a class meeting and elected officers. Miss Strom showed us the narrow beaten path of our predecessors. I remember her particularly because of her insistency on collecting back dues at the end of the year. After the freshness wore off, things settled into a rut and little of consequence happened. "X" continued to be the unknown quantity in Algebra and as far as I was concerned it remained undiscovered. Silas lVlarner's hoard worked up my imagination on what I could have done with the pot of gold or what I could do as treasurer for John D. or Henry Ford. General Science was interesting but it did not touch on the problems that then confronted me, such as why an alarm clock persists in ringing an hour early or not at all. It was fully ex- plained how buildings are heated but no method was introduced by which one could push a button to start the fire on a cold morning. When thinking of these matters, I conclude that Socrates and Galileo were not such head-liners after all. On March 4, 1929, we were entertained by a radio broadcast of the in- augural exercises in Washington. Mr. Hoover and others made speeches with the customary utter disregard for those of us who would rather have heard more pieces by the Marine Band. Our class won the Silver Loving Cup for the sale of basketball season tickets, but the Eighteenth Amendment prohibited us from filling it with the sap of life that our ancestors sold to the Indians. Such was our unhappy existence. 1929-30. Once more we had to vibrate our grey matter, but still no pull with our superiors. More mind lifters of subjects. Biology taught the sani- tary method of licking a postage stamp. and the process of dissection of a certain old frog convinced me that my future work would not be that of taxidermist. Ivanhoe brought little relief. Julius Caesar would have been keen if there had been a mystery and a detective. The Idylls of the King was T4-wenty-six --'El THE ANOKANFW- another unwanted bequest. Miss Schmidt told us that Geometry would make us think, but it proved to me that I was not endowed with that enviable power. This term also marked some improvements in the old "workhouse" Lockers were brought into existence. As we had locker mates. much needed information could be gained without having to make a forced entrance through diplomatic arbitration which did not always prove successful. The library was moved from downstairs to one end of the assembly room. This did not meet with my approval as the frequent excursions out past the drinking foun- tain ceased. The starting of the new addition brought more variation. School Hnally closed with the usual parting tears. , 1930-31. Once more I presented myself for intellectual instruction. The old thrill of my freshman year came back. We had a new building. It was the pride of our hearts. Classes started. While the routine seemed new I enjoyed myself but it soon came to be exasperatingly tedious. The thought of only one more year spurred me on. The longer school hours hampered my rest periods. as I usually slept best in the morning. General Activities periods brought enjoyment but the old locomotive at pep-fests lacked the required steam. We gave the seniors a banquet which was a good feed if I do say it my- self. Unemployment or something must have whetted their appetites for they certainly were voracious. School closed with 'AHappy Days Are Here Again." ARTHUR IVICCAULEY. Junior Party On Friday evening, December 5, the Juniors met at the high school. They journeyed to the Green Theatre where an exciting wild west picture was in store for them. After the show, dancing was enjoyed at the high school. When Miss Dalton announced "eats", dancing was completely forgotten. Cocoa, cake. and ice cream quickly disappeared. After a few more dances, Sweet Home" bade them good-night. Tfwenty-.re-'ven M64 T H E A N O K A N life-- l lirmii Ron: llillhinisztn. Guviym, Ruynolils. 6.13. Powell, l., Rvnies. Krcisel, llicks. Peterson, NV:lllen1ii, Smith, Lciwson, Renslmx, Bunsiall. Fvimnl Kun: X. Nelson. llinliliel, if. Qlulinswn. Lf While, NICLCQ11. Reynolds, Alllesonf hliss Strom, R. Nelson, Be-Uleriin. Rei-il, X. llfml. lVliss E. Suimsmi, l.. Ninllauiey, Phillips, Herbnld, Vllennerlnnd, IVICGQS. Pomraning. Tliiril Row: Summer, Guy, fl. Nelson. Bellows, limes. Ri-yinmlds, Nlnxrlziiigli, Riley, Brock. H. llnhlhcimer. Huhnnm, R, Vlihiie. Shepherd, llellzxrlaiis, l.:anil, Cirzipscr, I.. Smith, Snuntlers, jenkins. Fourih Row: XIrDon.ilLl. Barney. D. Romer. nlbhm, Ricketts. Freeburg, IW. Nelson, C. Sam, B. Sullivan, Saltau, Talbot, Eberly, L. Dzihlheimer, Lzihn, Murphy, Zciizler, Keniswn. l"if1h Row: l'iur1'cll, Wxlllick, Weaver. Lindman, Benner, Hills-II, Blaskzi, hlcNelly, Keillor, Smith, ll. Blzlskzl, Gomlrifli, llowell, Pziulscvn, Rischovcl, Elin. V Sixth Row: Utiiruy, Riiher, 'l'zillm1, Davis, LuYallc, Usheru, Scovel, Skinner, Joslyn. Sophomore Class OFFICERS President ..... ........ , . .Keith Bergeron Vice President. . . , .Bernice Nelson Secretary .... . . ,Robert Reed Treasurer .....,.,. . A . ,...... Adrian Ward COLORS: Lavender and Wh1'le MOTTO: "Strive that you may obtain success" ADv1soRs . Miss E. Swanson Miss Strom Turnty-right -'fi THE ANOKAN Pk-- Sophomore Hobbies Eva Attleson-helping Dorothy Dix. Cleo Abbott-collecting bugs. Ruby Barney-nursing sick rabbits. Floyd Bellows-singing hymns. Virginia Benner-reading "Ivanhoe." Keith Bergeron-playing marbles. Emma Bettinger-upholding evolution. Henry Blaska-raising intellectual frogs. John Blaska-blowing a saxophone. Maxine Bonsall-getting good marks in English. ' Ruby Carlson-talking to Louie' Betlach. Joseph Conroy-assimilating geometry. Grace Crapser-being a lady. Harry Dahlheimer-branding steers. Lawrence Dahlheimer-directing the Fol- lies. Robert Davis-washing dishes. Gordon DeJarlais-going down the fire escape. Tobe Eberley-asking questions. Juanita Elin-playing football. Bernice Farrow-giggling. Jeanette Freeburg-being romantic. Wessie Gay-opera singing. Odelle Gonyea-powdering her nose. Jimmy Goodrich-tight rope walking. Aldean Guy-combing his hair. Ruth Herbold-lighting with Elwood. Francis Hoffman-driving Fords. Alice Hicks - attending breath-taking movies Mildred Howell-being a society bell. Ethel Hovind-imitating Clara Bow. Gladys Hovind-patronizing the cos- meticians. Cleo Hulett-reading "Adventures of Peter Rabbit." Edith Humphrey-being optimistic. Bernice Jenkins-writing fairy tales. Eloise Johnson-taking reducing exercises. Vernon Jones-toe dancing. Eugene Joslyn-being a "ladies" man. Lawrence Keillor-deciding on what the well-dressed man won't wear. Rachel Keillor-walking through , the halls. Theodore Keniston--playing cowboy. A Loretta Kriesel-hiking in town. George Lahn-drinking the fountain dry. Evelyn Lang--screaming. Arlyn Lawson-dissecting frogs. Ellen Lindman-acrobatic dancing. Irene McDonald--debating. Elwood McGee-farming. Mildred McLean-making noise. Chester McNelly-lecturing. Lisle Mullaney-translating Caesar. Jack Murphy-driving 80 per. VJilliam Murtaugh-singing bass. Bernice Nelson-writing notes to Gerald Osberg. Martha Nelson--going places and doing things. Melvin Nelson-getting bawled out. Verna Nelson-going toaghurch. John Norton - swimhiing the Atlantic ocean. Oscar Olson--talking in Swedish. Gerald Osbergitrlying-to. be funny. . Romaine Paulson4teaching physical cul- ture. Marjorie Peterson-complaining of her illnesses. 1 Ruth Phillips - demonstrating Aunt Jcmima's pancake flour. Minnie Pomraning - giving li' charm course. - Marian Powell-substituting for Joan Crawford Robert Reed-raising roosters. Leona Renslow-growing hair. Lawrence Reynolds-selling gas. Pauline Reynolds-feeding gophers. Milton Reynolds-studying biology. Lucille Richards-training elephants. Evadena Ricketts-turning somersaults. Jack Riley-curling his hair. Clarence Rither--racing with the alarm clock. Shirley Rohne-selling dog biscuits. Dorothy Rootes-being aristocratic. LaVerne Rootes-running a summer re- sort Cleo Sam-wondering why. Thelma Saltau-looking for excitement. Vivian Saunders-aquaplaning down the aisle Max Scovel-star gazing. Woodrow Shepherd--deep sea diving. Melvin Skinner-selling fake corn plaster. Lyla Smith-frowning. Wava Smith-hair dressing. Elvina Steffenson-establishing an Old Maids Home. Clayton Strouse-eating blueberry pie. Betty Sullivan-craving action. Howard Sumpter-raising canaries. Mary Jane Talbot-playing angel, Paul Talbot-capturing Chicago gangsters. Maxine Wolanta-reading advertisements. Lenore Wallick-Bleaching her hair. Wesley Walton-manufacturing flea soap. Adrian Ward-mentally throwing grape- fruit at Rudy Vallee. Betty Weaver-pounding pianos. James Wennerlund-growing tall. Charles White-impressing Freshmen. Robert White -- searching for smuggled opium. Alda Williamson-building air castles. Romuald Ziegler-getting along with the teachers. Raymond Brock--molding clay pottery. Carlyle Smith-being poetic. Twenty-nine --eff T H E ANOKA N lf- . ? E l'mn' Row: Gmssleln. l.. 'l'ul'11qulst, Dcjurlzlls, X, Smith. Sloelul. Freucll, Sl-luke, Keulxlr. E. Peterson. lXIc.Xml:lmS, B. lulmsun. l.. lolmsnn, A. Hill I lx un Fr-umd Row: lalcksun. VV. Nlurphy, j. Wnxul, Sell, Bliss G. Sw.Ausnn, R. XYc.uer, Rmlely, Furrier, ,XLlguns, Bliss Hnlvorset. Waller, Lemke. Vlfilliams, Choinzlrd. Baldwin, Guimont. 'l'luum.1s. 'lluind Row: Holmquist, Blaska. Chapman. Laws. Keller. Brown, Nlgllloy, Rischmd. Tuxmer, Rmlnmn. KIcl.o.m. Bluxlcllxlrcl. Nl. Swanson. Botlinezlll. Westlnlxyz, Blesi, A, Hull. ID. llnll, Uexlxnxlxs-ln. McKl-xxsky. Fanirlvgmks. lfmxrllm Row: l'uuny, lf. Limlqulst. R. Lindquist, Baker, U'Dunnell. Steinburu, Cmxxcrsvs. Dennis. lletlxcln. Smell. nrtin, Slglrlx. Qlespersun, Lawrence. ll, Lurmxx. Xnxgazi. lfilxh Row: Deschene, lXf:xllu-ny, F. Anderson. Cmnller. Bmwrs. Wuson. GQ-slim, M.u+!g, Hunk-, I'-me-fl, Il. ,Xmlexf sun, L. Amie-rsun, hxxlh Row' lfxirkwnu. R, 'l'urm1uisI. Revnwllls, Ilxuuxmm. G. Pvlersml, llelnmz. Swxuzvwt. NI Thirly President . . . V ice Presidenf Secretary . . , Treasurer . Mis 1. 4. .zrs , Freshman Class OFFICERS . . .James Farrier . , James Roddy . . .Ruth Weaver A . . .Betty Adams ADVISORS s Halvorset Miss G. Swanson -ef THE ANOKAN Fr'- a Freshman History On September, l930. the good ship, Freshman, set sail with ninety-seven sailors and officers. bound for the port of graduation. She is a well manned vessel with cannonades of Latin, English. General Science. Ancient History, Algebra. Junior Business and Manual Training. Her crew know their business and hope for a safe journey with many prizes and few separations. She is well ollicered. The captain is James Farrier, the first mate. James Roddy, the second mate, Billy Matheny. the third mate is Ruth Weaver, and the quartermaster is Betty Adams. The crew have enjoyed one celebration so far. It was a great success and more are planned. The ship Freshman was thoroughly overhauled during Christmas vaca- tion. No bad lumber was apparent: the bottom was as sound as when it first embarked. The masts and the deck were firm. The guns were sti-ll in first class condition, and the crew were eager to be once more on their way to the next port, the Sophomore. --JAMES RODDY. Freshman Party On January 30. 1931. the freshman class staged a party. Numerous games comprised the evenings entertainment. Refreshments consisting of hot dogs. cocoa, and cookies were eagerly devoured by the members present. A successful party? Ask the Freshmen! Thirty-one X. 3. w ATHE AeNoKpANtf- its l la M p We at If I First Row: Oswultl. A. Peterson. Nliss lwusfuril, lle.1tl, Boo. Se-ciiml Row: Swanson, Koehler, Bouley. Beelwe. W 'l'l1iul Row: Bolwenilrier. Turnlvom, Rnnil. iilfifwd 0 . 16 Mbgnrmal Training Department OFFICERS 6 P ident ..,., . .4,..,, . . .Catherine Head Vice President. . . . . .Alice Peterson Mj Secretary .... .... B ernice Oswald 2 Treasurer . A .........4.........,,.... Lilah Boe COLORS: Red and White MOTTO: 'AMay we be the rainbow in the .storms of life." FLOWER: Sweet Peas On the third day of September, thirteen girls entered the department. Since that day Marcella Cuddigan and Harriett McCauley have Withdrawn. We have all had our trials and tribulations. but we have overcome most of them. As we near the end of the year and realize that soon we shall be "on our own," we feel that we should just as soon stay "under wing" for a while longer: but we have placed our aims high. We hope to attain them. Thirty-taco Xxx t J T H E A N O K A I-I K+'- Junior High For the first time, Anoka has a "Junior High School." It is composed of the seventh and eighth grades, and occupies the three west rooms of the old high school building. Fifty-three seventh graders are enrolled, and fifty in the eighth grade. Miss Foster, Miss Gow, and Miss Thomason are the instructors. and have acted as principal, three months each, in that respective order. Miss Johnson and Miss G. Swanson of the high school faculty also have junior high classes. The program of instruction is as follows: Miss Johnson- 8th grade reading 8th grade spelling Assembly M iss Swanson- 8th grade reading 8th grade hygiene Miss Gow- Grammar 7th grade reading 8th grade spelling 8th grade citizenship Miss Foster- y Arithmetic Geography 7th grade spelling Miss Thomason- History 8th grade citizenship 7th grade spelling 7th grade hygiene The honor-roll system is used here. as in senior high, and any pupils having a 90W average, have their names appear in one of the town papers. Thirty-thrre LTHE ANOKANEQM i K Thiriy-four 1 N ,q, 1. f - 'ii f ggi Kim if ' W1Fln'N'fnf-" ' ? L' 'B l E' L. .IQ In Lf QI, I K A X VL Jig ' fi 'TE 1e 'ff ' My fyvwak E ff' f - 2 S+ L ' f f , '- ,.4,: A E fig: IA Lil, xkx. I K M1 S '- u ' 'nf N ' Y da. iff X?s'4' 11, HX 5 A ! xf T W ff 1 f "A ,fm ,J H A - 5 1 I jj' L i f ,W ,f f M I-I LF' ff ' T , 147 J N I , fs' QQ. I An 'A . A f , .Q .yt f'- 4 lv' 'NM ff' Q ' 0 f dl C 6 S f:f5:a.lA'4.X !fN!4 A .vMx.." ,xi 1 , Vs .A-, Y, NT D' f V9 Z Q.--YL! ,rl gl -. felTl-IE ANOKANFH' f' . . ,, .. .. ,. . limit Rim: Nliller, Nlatlxeny. NL-X-ee. l'lmt. O Q ouiinr. Russell. VN plum. Surnpter, liiml, in-toml Rim: Xll, "Ml.m1s, Ht-rm-tml. Vfltstwlm. Felix. Nlr, Klnsuu. llullwm. Betlxltlx. A. Vllvxnlerllmtl. Mr. lleinem 1 Tliiltl R--ix: X. Xlavtl, Ret-tl. llarultl-Iwi. lJ.uis, KI. lkentxcrlliml. C. Yvluile, Rutlily, R. lnlxnstm, Speiwc. Football Anoka's "Thundering Herd" led by Captain Pat O'Connor stampeded to Princeton for their first conference game. It was a see-saw battle with Flint, Betlach, Miller, and l-lollom struggling for a touchdown. Finally Jimmie, on a long pass from Mace, went over for the only score of the game and our first triumph. The following Friday the "Herd" met Mound in a gory combat. The Anoka gridders were out to revenge themselves. lt was a rather even struggle until in the second quarter when Jimmie got a pass from Mace' and ran for a score. Louie made the extra point good. Anoka's line fought grimly to hold their lead. But in the third quarter, Mound blocked a kick and re- covered behind our goal for six points. 'NVe won, however, 7 to 6. The "Redmen" from Milaca came whooping down here to take Anoka's scalps. The Anoka team, seeing a district championship in sight, was determined to annihilate them too. The melee started and our boys were quick to grab the advantage. Matheny scored on two passes from Mace to start the slaughter: Mace then added one himself and Jimmie followed with an intercepted pass to score another touchdown. Milaca was held scoreless and the game ended Anoka Thirty-5.'x --144 THE ANOKAN 26 to Milaca 0. Our fellows next took on Monticello, who was rated as a strong team, but turned out to be a disappointment. Every member of the squad had a chance to play and we came out on top of the lopsided score 42-O. Cambridge, who had beaten us for a couple of years straight, was confident of another victory, but the tables turned and we won 19-O. Louie, with his spectacular running and stiff-arming, gained many yards. Jim, Don, Ev, and Mace also showed neat runs. Felix and O'Connor, linemen, starred also. With five victories, no defeats, and the "Herd's" fighting spirit on edge, they tore to Elk River to take on our arch-rivals. The first half, Anoka had several chances to push over a touchdown, but seemed to lack something which kept them from doing so. The line was playing superb ball. John Spence, who was a tower of strength in every struggle, was playing his best game. The half ended 0-O. Then, that never-to-be-forgotten second half. Louie and Roberts had a neat little punting duel and then came the extirpation. The line charged in perfect unison, during the rest of the game, Louie put over three touchdowns. Long smashing runs by Hollom, Flint, and Miller were great to see and paved a way for Louie's scores. The game ended as fiercely as it started and the score was Anoka 20, Elk River 0. Our fellows had the cham- pionship cinched and Osseo was a weak team, but they kept fighting to the last minute. Felix, our rangy end, snared two long passes and proved himself an able track candidate by outdistancing all pursuers. O'Connor, our captain and end, also caught two beautiful passes and scored twice. Jimmy collected a couple of touchdowns and Miller and Betlach got one apiece. The game ended 49-0. Five of our fellows were placed on the all-district team: Pat O'Connor at end: Dan Felix at tackle: Louie Betlach, fullback: Jim Hollom, quarterback: and Johnny Spence at center. Johnny also received honorable mention on the all-region team. We were one of the twelve Minnesota high school teams to be undefeated for the 1930 football season. SEASONS RECORD Anoka , . . ...,. 6 Princeton O Anoka , , , , , , 7 Mound . . 6 Anoka . , , .... 26 Milaca . . 0 Anoka . . . .,.. 42 Monticello , . , . , . .0 Anoka , . . .... 19 Cambridge 0 Anoka . . . ,... 20 Elk River O Anoka . . . .... 49 Osseo . . . 0 Total . . i . . 169 Total . 6 Thirty-Jefvfn 51, 7:3 x a w Cf -'k" 1 T HE ANOKA Thirtymight -""fTHE ANOKANV- Basketball Vklith the new gym, four lettermen, two reserves, and approximately fifty other fellows out for basketball. the pre-season prospects seemed great. Soon. however, the roster was cut to fifteen. The squad. with well-plannedplays, about three weeks stiff training and strict coaching, met Elk River. Elk River won 11-9. lt was a close game throughout. Anoka was leading at the half but relinquished its lead in the fourth quarter. Coach Mason used two teams in effort to find a good combination. The next game was played at lV1i1aca where the experienced Nlilaca team whipped Anoka, who was without the services of Captain Hollom. The hnal score was 25-11. Then to Cambridge. The Anoka team showed improvement. but they didn't seem to "get going." Anoka missed enough free throws to win the game, but it ended 22-15 in favor of Cambridge. Princeton-the 1930 District Champions--defeated Anoka by the over- whelming score of 25-5. The Anoka defense cracked and P'rinceton's shifty players raced through to make many set-up shots. Then Anoka went to Cambridge. This was a close game with many free throws missed. Cambridge won 22-15. Next, Anoka went to Columbia Heights as sure losers, but the tables turned and before Columbia Heights knew it, they were behind. Anoka's defense clicked and their offensive drives brought them in close to Columbia Heights basket. Anoka led 23-22 with two seconds to play. Then, a Heights player shot one from the side and in it went. Anoka lost 24-23. Elk River fell to Anoka's powerful attack in the next encounter with the score 21-15. Wennerlund and O'Connor starred. They sank three goals in quick succession and gave a lead which Anoka retained throughout the game. Milaca then met Anoka on the local floor. Anoka started fast and piled up a four point lead. With a few seconds left to play, E. Olson sank two sensational shots for Milaca. Sanford also shot one and the game ended 22-21. Cambridge came to Anoka and again a close game was played. Anoka lost, however, 16-14. Next came Columbia Heights. They defeated Anoka 27-15. Princeton's smooth passing, fast-breaking fellows downed Anoka again with the score of 25-10. Anoka's last game of the season was with Braham. This made the Tlfirly-nine T H E A N O K A N Anoka team's first victory in the new gym. The score was 25-18. The whole team starred in this last victorious game of the basketball season. The nineteenth district tournament was held in the Anoka high audi- torium March 6 and 7. The eight teams represented were Princeton, Braham. Milaca, Cambridge, Mora, Wahkon, Onamia and Anoka. Milaca won the district championship by defeating Mora in the final game 31 to 19. Mr. Carlson, official scorer, presented the trophies. Captain Trimble of Milaca received the district trophy from Mr. Carlson amid tremendous ovation. The first eight men comprising the lifist team were F. Arnold, forward and captain of Princeton: Joe Smith, forward, of Princeton: W. Young, guard, Princeton: V. Olson, forward, Milaca: F. Olson, center, Milaca: J. Hollom, center, Anoka: S. Goetze, guard, Braham. They were picked by the district committee, faculty representatives, coaches, and the referees. The tournament was ably refereed by M. E. Hahn of Owatonna, and Lyle Koch of South St. Paul. Track Meet l20-YARD HlGH Ill'RDl.ESf-VV. Folkerson, Nlora, first: E. Kent, hforqt, second: ,l. Keillor, Anoka, third: H. Haswell, Canihridue, fourth. Time l9.3 CNew Recordj. POLE VAULT--R. Stanchfield. Hinckley, hrst: D. Addington, Wahkon, and R, Dugan, Braham, tied for second: O. Sweness, Wahkon, third: R. Bradeen, Anoka, and Y, Yenberg tied for fourth. Height I0 feet fNew Recordj. SHOT PUT--C. VVatson, Anoka, first: G. Dunbar, Cambridge, second: S. johnson, lN1ora, third: G. DeLong, Anoka, fourth: F, Snatuen, Hinckley, fifth. Distance 39 feet and 3 inches. 100-YARD DASH-W. Folkerson, Mtmral, first.: T. Folkerson, hlora, second: D. Bullard, Anoka. third: R. Dugan, Braham, fourth: M., Flint, Anoka, fifth. Time ll.8. ZZOVYARD LOW' HURDLIQS-S. Soderstrom, Nfora, first: gl. Keillor, Anoka, second: C. Erickson, Moria, third: K. AIZICODSUII, Cambridge, fourth. Time 29.5. HIGH JUMP-T. Olson, Wahkon, and W. Folkerson, Mora, first: H. Huswelf, Cambridge, and J. Hollom, Anoka, Second: R. lJui:an. Braham, and D. Addington, Wahkon, third. Heizht S feet and 3 inches. DlSCL'S THROVVfR, Larson, Cambridge, first: VV. Brown, Anoka, second. Distance l00 feet and 6 inches, 220-YARD DASH' T. Folkerson, Mtmra, first: QI, Hollom, Anoka, second: H. Hoswell, Caunbridee, third: E. Kent, Mora, fourth: Pi. Thornberg, Braham, fifth. Time 24,l, 440-YARD DASHfffl. Holiom, Anoka, first: Iohnson, lifora, second: T. Swanson, hljlaca, third: M, Cougar, Braham, fourth: l". Olson, Nfilaca, fifth. Time 55,5 seconds. CNew Recordj BROAD IUMP-YI. llollom. Anoka, hrstg S. Soderstrom, ltfora, second: H. Hoswell, Cambridge, third: J. Keillor, Anoka, fourth: D. Addington, Vilahkon, fifth. Distance l8'0g3Zt". QNQ-tv Rec0rd.J ,lAYEl.lN---.-X. Bartr-It, lklora, first: l. Hollom, Anoka, second: G. Dunbar. Catnhridize, third: W. Brown, Anoka, fourth: Y. Vkenherg, liflora, fifth. Distance l3U'6", fNew Recordj 830-YARD RYNAY. VVenheri:, hfora, Erst: D. Bullard, Anoka, second: B. Bradeen. Anoka. third: S. Dahl, Braham. fourth: F. Brandt, Cambridge, fifth. Time 2 minutes I-8.9 seconds. Z MILE REl.AYf-lX'lor:t, first: Anoka, second: Cambridge, third: hlilaca. fourth. Forty . -eil T H E A N O K A N F2-A Koxlclx lklawli. l'l1n'. Nkavs--n. l..l1.4lli-. lloln-l'1. lxeillwl. IX-'I in V11-1u1'e: llrwmll, lil':uli'vn. liullzml. llel.-mul. Track The sixteenth annual District Track and Field Meet was held at Anoka, Saturday. May 17. 1930. The teams competing were Hinckley, Cambridge. Milaca, Wahkon. Braf ham, Mora. and Anoka. Mora won the meet. amassing 68 points to nose out Anoka, who was second with 58 points. Cambridge came in third with 31 M points. Several new records were made. Stanchfield of Hinckley established a new pole vault mark of 10 feet. W. Folkerson of Mora ran the 120 yard high hurdles in 19.3 seconds also establishing a new record. .lim Hollom, the Anoka captain, ran the 440 yard dash in 55.5 seconds for another new record. He also set a new mark in the broad jump with a leap of 18 feet, :M inches. A. Bartelt of Mora threw the javelin 130 feet and six inches establishing another new mark. The Mora relay team set a new mark in the one-half mile relay also. The Anoka team was composed of Jim Hollom. Captain, Bob Bradeen, Don Bullard. Mace Flint, John Keillor. XVes Brown, George DeLong, Chet Watson, and Bernard LaValle. Forty-our' ---al THE ANOKAN lfloul Rim' H, Sullixzm. ilinmwr. Xl. Fam. Rwfvrs. l, S'llllN.ull, Tarlmx. l.glxu'f.'m'e. Ricllzllcls, Nl, Powell. Sm-uvml Rim' ll, l"u'clu11'y. Xrnxstrmxu, ll. llmxell. .XlcXrlli, Klss lltllvorsc.. if Szun. Grunquist, Scluuolcll, .X. llelaulu. M. lncrwyi. A vlilxirtl Row' X. .Xmls-Irmx, ll. Nlxttliunyx. Liximlizmlx. l'h.1-Q. X. Nelson. lirosslcm. B. Yvisml, ,l. l'rcclnHE. Ql. Umm, Pqnulsml. lfnultlx Row' if Inns, Quint-. lbmnglncrix. M.l.i.:n, 'l'.zflw:iI, Nl. llivixi-ll. Lzclm. l'lvu1:mson, Cmpser. jolly. G, A. A, At the close of G. A. A. last year, the following were chosen as officers for the coming year: President, Gertrude lVlcNelly: Vice President, Blanche Howell: Secretary, Cleo Sam: Treasurer. Verna Dahlhiemer. Heads of sports were: Basketball, Margie Wells: Volley Ball, Lora Lee Chase: Track, Evelyn Grunquist: Outdoor Sports, Dorothy Freeburg: Programs, Frances Jo-lly: Soccer, Ruth Armstrong: Tennis. Alice Schmoldt: Baseball, Frances Gordon: Hygiene and Scholarship, Anne DeLong. Regular meetings were held for the Council on the third Tuesday of every month, and the following Tuesdays for the entire G. A. A., the latter being more in the form of a social meeting. A new G. A. A. orchestra was organized, which played at several of the meetings. As the Honor Athlete of the Girls' Athletic Association is announced at the last meeting of the year, we are unable to publish that at this writing. Many new members have been added to our group, who will take the places of those who are graduating, so we hope for a successful year in 1931-32. Forty-ifwo THE ANOKAN liri- Soccer '30-'31 This year, girls from all classes displayed an unusual interest in soccer. On September 29, sixty-two much-enthused girls gported for the nrst practice. A few dropped out, and at the end of the season. the remaining fifty-four took an active part in the tournament. Maybe you would hesitate before calling a few of the Junior and Senior girls the "weaker sex" if you had witnessed any of the following games staged by said girls following a few of the soccer practices. More than one female bit the dust as she was thrown for a six-yard loss. The signals were especially worthy of notice. After eleven practices, a soccer tournament was held. Results were as follows: Games Won Lost Tied Seniors . . . ,..... 3 0 0 Juniors .... . . . l 2 0 Sophomores . . . . . l 2 O Frosh .,.. . . . l 2 0 Basketball '30-'31 A great deal of enthusiasm was centered on girls' basketball this year. Throughout the entire season, the practices were well attended, and as a result, students witnessed four good teams in action in the tournament. The first game, between the Sophomores and Seniors, was good although one-sided-in favor of the Seniors. The final score was 20-10. The Juniors scored a 34-8 victory over the Freshman following the above game. In thc second round. the Freshmen were again defeated, this time by the strong Senior sextette, who pushed through for a 36-2 victory. The Juniors were again vic- torious, defeating the Sophomores by a score of 25-9. In the finals. which of course proved the most interesting, the Sophomores edged out the Freshmen 39-12 to win third place. The championship game was hard fought through- out, but the Juniors were unsuccessful in checking the onslaught of the Senior Forty-lllrfz' fy! rg ,u f C lx D .2 ,5 EJ ii' V f X ff V, , Wa-A-Bi T H E A N o K A N ffv I '. . A xx eff Lf . U ' fl girls, who slipped through for score after score. The tournament ended with f VU the Seniors as this year's champions, winning the final game 14-4. The line- J ups for the teams were as follows: SENIORS JUNIORS Forwards Guards Forwards Guards M. Sam D. Grosslein V. Dahlhiemer V. Lahn E. Grunquist R. Armstrong L. Tapper M. Wells B. Howell L. Sullivan A. Anderson D. Freeburg A. Nelson G. McNelly L. Porter SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Forwards Guards Forwards W Guards B. Sullivan C. Sam G. Peterson R. Hymanson R. Paulson L. Richards M. DeLong C. Speed G. Crapser M. Powell I. Amazi C. Laws M. Talbot E. Ricketts W. Murphy M. Cooney Volleyball and track will be started immediately and will be followed by Baseball as soon as the weather permits outdoor practice. A tennis tournament will be played also. All Girls? Picnic The Annual All-Girls' Picnic, sponsored by the G. A. A. was held Tues- day, September 30. About forty girls turned out. After hiking to Brownie's the weiners and apples roasted over a huge Ere were thoroughly enjoyed by all. Baseball, songs and individual antics provided entertainment. Council Week-end The G. A. A. Council spent April 24 and 25 at DeLong's cottage on Round Lake. Entertainment consisted of eating, improvising movies, card games, dancing to Lora Lee's playing, and sleeping four in a bed. "Middle man says, 'Roll over'." Forty-four .," ," xr 1 V f 1 1 xx X. i X, I 'J 4 ff! .KA A Q fx vf - xx X x ,-., X 1 .x ,X I. , 1,' ii lu , '...1 'w fx r . " V ,. wL wfMf ,f I W' ,," , N my, a2Y?I!" if, ffm! ff' WN w J jx f Wy Y! M 1 y 4. '30 74 , 5 I 1M rr +1 M ' JNL Q. fj X W, 1 W1 X .ww 'Ik 'LX 3' f ' - Nd l 3- 3 J f .iq X "III in 5 L 1 . X N- T- af my R551 SW. 1 3' f Z 1 1331 Y I 4' l 2,11 A f ,f C I x f T if M ,, I. 1 1 1 3 , O I 5? R V 6 fx jf G I ew' A A T Q as 5 ,""?f , M-fi ,A ff 5 . ,. El ,QQ1 N N I I D E 'W Z S A I 2:24. 2 T A g: 0 I , N S . N -1.1.-.S 1- .- , l - ii l gi- AN f'N K 1 ,Q AL M .fi I . ESE. W llgm af ' fy' '- , " N f! 11, , :1 ' ff" ,f f-"fu X W C fy 4, "ff THE ANOKAN P+- Orchestra Sunlomi: lluffmgm, ll. lion. ,l. I"rcclwu1'1:. l., Marsh. Il. XYc:lve1', Cf Ifrcnrll. ,L llmiel. l'wuuc. W. Smith. Slum Ridge. fNlm'lc-usml. Sl:1mliu:i'l7. fzlllvf. Xyilrux, Iixvzux. Sxwllrc. H. I"I'L'm'l1. Rirkcfif. If LAIIIQI. Bfnl. H. XYe.uc1'. U, Klllllllziey' I.uX:ullr-. U, Hgnllnv. Inn-I: ii. C. Hmmm. llxcrlm, E H V 1 Band l M Sltlllvxli uvluw. H. Vx-.nuly I. l'n-vlwmlvu. H. l'mxcH. Xnl.uxvQ. 17, Quin-:. X, llxwlww-. HAH. Rv.-.1 Rv-Hx. iwx Scrum! Run: Bxyxln. Slciulwiuu. l.imlm:u1. l..wX'.4Hv:. IJ. I"r':'z-luulu. NI. I".lll1L'1. R. Wx-um. Ucx.'l'L'vxL- 15,4115 IJ. Vrvvlwxxru. U, Mlllluxwy. I.. fXIull,zm-3, BMJ, MQXQII5. Huck Run: llnHm:m. Rirkvlls, Sllrllmc-x'. ll. l.:ulm. Inset: li. if Bram lu. liircrlux. Fnrly-.fix THE ANOKAN Music Organizations The Glee Clubs have assisted several times this year in various programs -by selected quartets, mixed quartets. etc. The mixed chorus-made up of boys' and girls' glee clubs, has met once a week and has done unusually well. Since no solos were allowed in the district contest this year emphasis was put on groups. The girls' quartet is made up of the following girls: Hannah Sell. soprano: Jean Gow, second soprano: Lora Lee Chase, first alto: and Riginette Marander, second alto. The boys' quartet is as follows: Hazen Wilcox, bass: Judson Roberts, second tenor: Gerald Mullaney, baritone: Bob Reed, tenor. The mixed quartet is Hannah Sell, soprano: Riginette Marander, alto: Bob Reed, tenor: and Hazen Wilcox, bass. The officers of the Girls' Glee Club are: President, Bernice Nelson: Secre- tary, Ruth Herbold: Treasurer, Lora Lee Chase: Librarian, Marian Rogers. Of the Boys' Glee Club, the oflicers are: President, Gerald Mullaney: Vice President, Hazen Wilcox: Secretary and Treasurer, Bob Reed: Librarian. Lisle Mullaney. Besides providing entertainment in small groups at numerous' church and club meetings, the Glee Clubs have participated in the following: All School Musical-December 3 Christmas Cantata-December 17 Operetta-February l7-18 Contest Recital-April 29 District Contest-May l State Contest-May 15 The band and orchestra have worked faithfully all year-admitting several junior high members. They have played for assemblies, pep programs, Wednesday "sing", and at entertainments. The special quartet from the band Cmade up of soloistsj has earned a trip to Oklahoma. They are Gerry Mullaney, Eugene Bird, Hazen Wilcox, and Darrah Cutter. Altogether our music department has had a profitable year under the direction of Miss Zimmerman and Mr. Brown. Forty-srfven -MTI-IE ANOKA .. N ew QB if WA W ,, , 5 2 I 6 i Z ? 3 A , i K 5 1 23 l Q f qgfgw l 4 gf? N 'N L, f x Y 1 12 3 W .Fl Ll ' , , is .. rwll W M 5 ,fr M fri, Girls' Glee Club lfmxxl R-mg Ii, XXX-Jxrx, XYQ-lxlrixwcx. Xluxwln. loam-1'sw11. Ruuslmx. 'l'.4mwul, Nh! wmluf. ll. Xl.uliu,m. XI Swmnl Run : llmxl Run 1 lfmlrlh um: l lmxvssvc. llumluwlll. li. l'mxull, Mlgluuf. lY.sllL"'. K'm1u'l:c lillxlxxlu, lizlwm. Re-vmvlllx. lX:l1wv1. Smlrulvxf. X, Xulwn, Sunmlcx, ll. Mulcxwu. Plnilliws. llelullirlxsfnx. Umm, L'lx:1sc. Rliss Zimmerman, li. Xclwu. llfmvlx. K L. IH-luv-Una, Sl-ll. Boys' Glee Club lflwvm Rum: Tlzxmrllwi. l.. Nllllllurev. Cl. lXl1lllmv5. Xllff Zixnrm-rlumu. llvllu I Scwml Rum: lf. Xxulq-xsmu. I. Uxlu-lu, Rulmrn, Mm Xllcl, l4.u:l. l.L-rnlw, 'l'l1inl Rlm' l5zx.z11. lflu-x'l5, H. VM-ucv. Rvvxmhlx, Clmwlein, Ifarty-riylfi wx. Regal. ,lull-lu THE ANOKAN District Music Contest g Anoka competed in the Fifth District Music Contest on May first, at the Mechanic Arts High School in St. Paul. We were entered in thirteen divisions. and after practising daily for some weeks, we felt sure of a creditable showing, and we made itf Anoka's winnings were as follows: GIRLS' GLEE CLUB--First Place "Beauteous Morn" by German. BOYS' GLEE CLUB-First Place "Song of the Road" by Protheroe. MIXED CHORUS-First Place "OZ Gladsome Light!" by Sullivan, JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-First Place "Wings of the Morning" by Wiley. JUNIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB--Second Place "Friendship" by Haesche. JUNIOR MIXED CHORUS-First Place "A Gipsy Festival" by Roechel MIXED QUARTET-Third Place "Life's Lullaby" by Lane. ORCHESTRA--Second Place "Spanish Dance" by Moszkowsky. BAND-Second Place "Polish Dance" by Scharwenka. STRING ENSEMBLE-Third Place "Evening Star" from Tannhauser by Wagner. BRASS QUARTET-Second Place. "Minuet" by Beethoven. - Anoka won Hrst place in the district with 78 points. Our five groups winning first place will go to the state music contest which will be held at the University of Minnesota, May fourteenth and fifteenth. The festival will be held in the Northrop Auditorium. At the close of the district contest, the district festival was held in the music room of the Mechanic Arts High School. This festival is an annual "affair" following the district contest, and bids for the interest of all con- testants. In the festival selected numbers are rendered by a mass glee club, composed of all glee clubs who have taken part in the contest. At the close of the festival the honors are announced. Anoka High School has set up a record of which the Seniors are proud. We wish success to our excellent instructors, and to our fellow underclassmen in the Department of Music, in time to come. Forty-nine THE ANOKAN i Seated: Gow, G. Nllllluliey, Ad runs, lflwerly, flizise, Lemke. llcndrickson. Vldlrux. Xlvelsliinuer, Roberts, -lacl-ismi, Baldwin, Bard, Mllrpliy, Recd. Sianclinu: Marauder, Brvun. B. Nelson, Oslweru, B. Weaver, Tnrnnuist. ll. Rhdigzlii. Rovers. He-rhold. Waller, D. Anderson. lf. .Mule-rsuri, Sell, Lovesee, Wkltson, Roline, Renslow. Bibean. Qlesperson. Reynolds, Phillips, L. Nlllllanev, B. Powell, Y, Nelson, llfrtcrson. Converse, llymanson, Nliss Zimmerman, Grosslein. Sumfvter Once in a Blue Moon The Music Department of the Anoka High School presented the Operetta, "Once in a Blue Moon " on Tuesday, February l7, l93l, under' the direction of Miss Ruth Zimmerman. Moon Lady ...,.. Mrs. Montgomery. . . Sylvia Montgomery. . Leatrice Montgomery. Mr. Babbit Morton. . Betty Morton ..,... Mrs. Lila Lavender. . Billy Maxwell ...,.. George Taylor ...,.. Sir Percival Chetwood M. Rene LeMon ..,. Suzanne .,....,. Hop Sing Hi .,.. Skylark Roams . . . Spanish Dancer ..... SCENE: Rosemo TIME: Present. Fifly THE CAST ...,....HannahSell , , .Miriam Hendrickson Marjorie' Welshinger . . . . . Betty Adams . . .Hazen Wilcox .......JeanGow . . .Lora Lee Chase . .Gerald Mullaney . . .Judson Roberts . . . . .Tobe Eberly . . .Lawrence Lemke . . .Evelyn Baldwin . . . . . . .Robert Reed , . .Fredrick Jackson Wilhelmine Murphy nt-by-the-Sea, Monterey, California. -eil THE ANOKAN P+'- l.elI ru Riului: liz-lik. Ulm-e. Wfiison. Miss lXlil'ex, .Xru1s'rt:1i:. 'l'.zrlwx. O'K'imxmr, 'lilmxligwanp llfml, V't'l1nL'rluml. "It Happened in June" Wheelf The Senior Class Play-the Hrst to be given in the new high school auditoriumf! Weather conditions were with the Seniors, even if it was winter, and the play was a real success, under the splendid direction of Miss Irene Miller. The plot centers around Betty Branson, pretty owner of Shady Grove Store, played by Dorothy Thompson. Paul O'Connor played the part of Charles Atkins, the son of a wealthy chain store owner who, as a hero, saved Betty and her friend from ruin. Of course every person has a friend, and in this case, Katherine Ward, as Susie Crundel, was Betty's friend. Arthur Wenner- lund played the part of a pesky insurance salesman, under the assumed name of Randy Stewart. All life has some funny side and here we introduce the Bran- son cook, Lora Lee Chase, as Molly Jessop, whose chief weapon was a pan of dishwater. Mollie Jessop was the sugar in Jim Prichett's coffee, CDanna Felixl , who was the town roustabout. CWe hand it to you, Dan, you sure can make people laugh.D Nell, the sister of Susie Crundel, was played by Kathryn Tarbox. She won many compliments for her splendid acting. Ruth Arm- strong played the part of Evalina Scroggs, the homeliest girl in the village. fRuth, your dresses were surely be-au-tiful.D Jarvis Sneed, the meanest man in town, was most splendidly acted by Chester Watson. The success of the play was largely due to our coach, Miss Irene Miller. Recognition is also due to Marian Farrier and Gertrude McNelly, business man- agers: Anne DeLong and Delores Grosslein, property managers: and last but not least-Gerald Mullaney, Hazen Wilcox, and Philip DeJarleis, stage com- mittee. Fifty-one -'ei T H E A N O K A N lie-- Front Row: Lovesee. Revnolcls, Brooks. Wlzilier. flclzuns, R. Vllexlver, Sell, Nl. DeLong. llymzmson. Mzlrsli. Seconsl Row: Rirkflls- M' Sam- Rlltlers. L. Sullixnn. Y. Nelson. A. llclxvnu, A. Vlennerlunil, Miss Nliller, Yvelslxinger, Wllerbolnl, Hendrickson, lklzuligxm, Sclmn-ltli, Gnu. Pliillips. Third Row: fllnse. B. VVe1u'er. l. lfrcclwlirif, lfzlrrier. Klcxellv. Grunuuist, A. Nelson. Grosslein, Peterson. AYHISLFUIIH. Lalm, l'm'1er, Fiedler, Vhlllick. Folxrlli Row: Flint, Rurlclv. Vivrllsiux. Simiwfii. l.g1r4'm. lwllv, lf. lulinson. B. if-linsim, Hollom. O'C'onnor, lWcGeC, Reed. Lambda Sigma The Literary Society has again been organized this year, under the leader- ship of Miss Miller, and the membership is large-about sixty. The presidents of the society serve a three months term, giving more people a chance in that capacity. Oflicers for this year are: Presidents .... . .Frances Jolly, Arthur Wennerlund, and Donald Swanson Vice President . . ...,.,. Ruth Herbold Secretary ,.... . .Marjorie Welshinger '- Treasurer ..,,.,...,.,.... ...,,... A nne DeLong " Last year the society was called just 'Literary Society", but this year the name "Lambda Sigma" has been chosen. The symbol of the owl was selected last year. We consider this one of the best accomplishments. Another accomplishment worthy of mention is the Lambda Sigma pin. This pins is a tiny silver owl inscribed with the Greek letters L S meaning Lambda Sigma, and each one is proud to be an owner of it, as well as to be a member of the Lambda Sigma Society. Fifty-two Xi: I A 1 ,J - .Nur Na! . S Je.. -'+ilwT'gi TSQH Egg uxfiv' o K A N ' X 'y . fl , . . , T 'A , .i ,, lr . , 7 .3 ,ll w c W Y. x77 I bi ' 1 1 5 Ji Y C N f ge cfs, ,X af' Debate If "Aq all This year our team, Donald Swanson, Alice Schmoldt and Elwood McGee, 'Qwith the aid of their coach, Miss Ovegaard, captured the cake without the frost- ing. But after all, the frostirfg has little food value and serves only as an appetizer. They debated with three schools-St. Louis Park with a decision of 3-1 in their favor. Chaska High School with a decision of 2-l in their favor, and last with Excelsior High School with a decision of 3-O in Excelsior's favor. Debate offers fine practice and a sure cure for those who wish to over- come stage fright weaknesses. This sport also develops clear and quick think- ing and offers an opportunity for those who do not care for athletic games. We feel that our team has had a very successful year and although they have not been victorious they have learned true sportsmanship and created a spirit of friendliness between Anoka High and other schools. Much of their accomplishment is due to the splendid work of Miss Ovegaard. Declamation Anoka High was well represented this year in the field of declamation. We are very proud of our "declamers" and also extend our thanks to Miss E. Swanson for her splendid help toward our success. In the sub-district contest, held February ll, in the Elk River High School, we won two first places and one second: James Roddy received first place on his selection "The Prisoner at the Bar," Dick Hall in the humorous division with "Mr. Mishowsky and Der Younk Leddy" also received first place. and last but not least, Ruth Herbold in the dramatic division with "Davy Jones' Locker" received second place. On February 25, the district declamation contest was held at Braham. Our contestants here, James Roddy and Dick Hall, received second places. There was keen competition between the schools this year and we feel very proud and happy over the outcome of our "declamers." Fifty-three --ffl T I-l E A N O K A N Ffh- l'm11I Ron lVl11ll.lllt'V, fluwe, hlfxellv, Alf, lflllmzsun. fXlcCl.111ley. Swanson, Seuuml Rum: VV.lrll. Gmsslcln, Uruuquisl, jolly. Svllnmlxll, Third Rum: Reed, All-Nelly, Nlrilee, Ruddy. Editor-in-Chief. . Assistant Editor. Managing Editor. Girls' Athletics. . . Boys' Athletics. . Features .....,. Music ..,...... Forensics . ..... . The Anokahi Staff Chief of Reporters. . . . Exchange ....i. Gloom Chasers . . Publicity ..,... Alumni ........,,... Circulation Manager. . , Business Manager .... Faculty Advisor. , Fifty-four . .Lora Lee Chase Arthur McCauley .Donald Swanson Gertrude McNelly . .Elwood McGee , . . ,Frances Jolly . .Katherine Ward . . .Ruth Herbold . , .Dolores Grosslein Evelyn Grunquist . . . . .Robert Reed . . .James Roddy . , .Dorothy Beebe .Gerald Mullaney . .Alice Schmoldt . . .Mr. Ellingson -ffl THE ANOKAN H+" Ks. Q mf, l'rnnl Row: l':uiwi'. Clmsc. XllXcllv. Nlr. llc-1nvm.1nn, Xrlwn. Llrltntuisx. Xiltzsiiwltu . A . , A A l N-wxitl Rim: fXlt'AXi4llc-A ll. Sullinm. luli-rw-vi, hlmsslt-lit. fXl.tr.cmler, fXl.lrslx. 'liltirrl Rum: Nlllll.lm'v. ll1mc'l. llfllwln, lwllx. llwl'llll.m. Anokan Staff Editor ...A., A A Assistant Editor A Business Manager A A Girls' flthletics A A Boys' Athletics. A M uszlc ,...... ACIIUUI-I!'6'S A A Social A AA Snapshots A Humozi A A Art A Typists A A A A A .Gertrude lVlcNelly A A Lora Lee Chase A A A A AAlice Nelson lEvelyn Grunquist flilanche Howell Chester Watson A A A A .Marion Parrier lHarry Hoffman 1Dolorcs Grosslein A A ARiginettc Marander AA Leone Sullivan lRuth Armstrong '2Gcrald Mullaney A A A Lillian Marsh I Norma McArdle A A 4 Evelyn Peterson L Mona lVlcFee Fifty-fm' -'eil THE ANOKAN Fr'- lr xl R i . llllllaixismu. Chaise. Mr. lleincmunn. H fel-on Fell. Sccoml Ruin' lY'ism ' 4 x , f. .1 Jn, .X. lk-l.oui:, Grusslmu, llfulmquisl, W'en:iuIluml. Tlliul Rim: l7e,Igu'l.lis. Ushers. Klullzxney, IVIL-lfec. Home Room Everyone likes things that are different and this year our home room system is one of the different things accomplished in our high school. Each Monday is devoted to study: Tuesday is parliamentary law day: Wednesday, singing in the auditorium: Thursday is left open for meetings: Friday is pep-fest day. The different rooms have officers and it has proven to be a real success. May the success continue through next year. A "Home Room Convention" formed of one member from each home room meets regularly to discuss h 1 sc oo problems. It is hoped that this will develop into a student council. Fifty-six J' . WQTHE ANOKANPL-W' '- ' 1 g , lfmnl Ron: lan lla-it. I, limi, 'I-vlly, lJe,l.u'l.uis. llivHm.in, Klr, Feimiil R-ni' llifllifni, ll, lion. Miller. Simel, l'itl:.ll1on. llaxwn. lilimzgl' '1'1.a..1 R1-uf xmas.,-., i-nm.. xi.i'..i.ii-v. iii llililvi-n.i-Ll Scie ce yF"' X ' vjcvfli-" r- The Science Club was re-organized this year and it progressed very rapidly. At the Hrst meeting, the following oflicers were elected: President . , , l A .Harry Hoffman Vice President , , Philip DeJarlais Secretary . . , . . Gerald Mullaney Treasurer . . , . . . . .,l,. . . .Gordon Blesi Regular meetings were scheduled for the third Thursday of the month, A definite program, featuring short talks on scientific subjects, was arranged for each meeting, VJith Mr. Ellingson's initiative and the cooperation of the members, the subject of photography was greatly advanced. Notwithstanding the ruined films and negatives, the group got real enjoyment out of the experiments conf ducted, as well as the helpful knowledge of science. Other Helds in which knowledge was pursued were astronomy, electro- plating. radio. and aviation. I"ifly-sefven T H E A N O K A N E+-- The J unior-Senior Banquet The Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Masonic Temple on Saturday, May the second. The theme was carried out in pirate fashion. The Seniors wish to express their gratitude to the Juniors for the pleasant evening which they enjoyed. 4 MENU Tropic Seas Fowl Play Mouldy Rice Buckshot Dough Cwobs Cutlasses Emeralds Treasure Island Ruby Black Poison Nuggets Precious Stones PROGRAM Toastmaster . . . ..,..... ..,, C aptain Wiseacre Response .... . . .Longjohn Silver Flute Solo . .,.... A Captive Piracy ,... .,.. C aptain Kidd Pirate Dance. . . . , .Two Captives The Ship, . The Den . . The Secret . The Booty The Pirates The Crew . . . . .Black Dog . . .Miss Cockrell . .,..... A Captive Miss Bluebeard , . . , . .A Captive , . . .Miss Lockyer "Pieces of Eight" ......,.,, .... B illy Bones "Any Old Port in a Storm" . .,..,,........,..........,. Two Captives Captives- Judson Roberts, Darrah Cutter, Eugene Bird. Marjorie Welshinger, Jean Gow, Donna Ward, Patty Ward. Glee Club Party Now that the operetta was over and the members of the glee clubs had a chance to breathe again, they decided to have a party. The members of the orchestra who furnished the accompaniment for the operetta were also invited. It was on the chilly evening of March thirteenth when all the children gathered at the High School gymnasium. What sweet children some of them seemed to be, and how they romped around the gym. Gerald Mullaney, with his little cork gun made certain that there were no undesirable characters lurk- ing around. Hazen Wilcox announced the games for the evening's entertain- ment. When it drew near the children's bedtime, lunch. consisting of cup cakes and ice cream, was served. Before long, weary heads began to nod and soon all were plodding homeward after a very enjoyable evening. Fifty-eighi --if T H E A N O K A N Father and Son Banquet As a climax to the football season, an appropriate banquet was held in the gymnasium on Thursday evening, November 6, 1930. The following ap- petizing menu was served by the mothers of the players: Chicken Pie Mashed Potatoes Rolls Fruit Salad Pickles Cranberries Cake - Ice Cream Coffee Mr. Adams, our superintendent, acted as toastmaster. The boys in- troduced their fathers and adopted fathers for the evening. Mr. Heinemann extended a welcome to the fathers and guests. Among other speakers were: Mr. Faber. Jimmie Wennerlund, Mason Flint, Dr. Larson, Mr. Roddy, Mr. Reed, Captain Pat O'Connor, and Jimmie Hollom. Jimmie was elected as next year's captain. The following boys received certificates which entitled them to a letter for their services. They are Bard, Betlach, Bergeron, Davis, Evans, Felix, Flint, Haroldson, Hollom, Matheny, Miller, O'Connor, Reed, Russell, Spence. Wennerlund, and Wilcox. Our faithful manager Jimmie Wennerlund will also receive a letter for his excellent care of the boys. The lettermen were given gold footballs by Ed. O'Connel in behalf of the Anoka business men. Dr. Gates and Mr. Smith were then heard from. Mr. Smith stated that he did not think a better climax to Va football season could be had than a Father-Son banquet. I'm sure that we all agree with him. Senior Entertainments The Seniors decided to have a party! First, to the theatre where they enjoyed an interesting picture. Back to the school where games were played. A square dance was performed by Flumpy and Chet. Mason and Norma, Mar- garet and Art, and Leone and Pat. Soon "eats" were announced and everyone rushed to the Home Economics room where apple cider, cookies, and carameled apples awaited them. About twelve stanzas of 'AI-lome, Sweet Home" climaxed the party. The seniors are quite sociablel Another party was held December 19. Dancing and games provided the evenings entertainment. Lunch consisted of doughnuts, cocoa, and marshmallows. Due to the lack of attention, the cocoa burned, so Eddie Coleman and Art Patterson hurried to purchase some more. Everyone left happily, and the mishap was forgotten. Fifty-nine THE ANOKAN Rooters' Club Rooters' Club, Loyal Legion of Leather Lungs! lt surely doesn't need a definition, for the title speaks for itself! Well anyway, it is again re-organized, only this year it is different. It is composed of only girls and the girls have surely shown their ability at the games. Lora Lee Chase was elected president of the club, Blanche Howell, vice president. John Norton, Blanche Howell, Marjorie Wells, and Frances Gordon were the cheer leaders for this year. The organization is another great success of our 1930-1931 school year. All we can say about the "pep seXtette" is: "We can't sing. As singists we are not a success. We are saddest when we sing. So are those who hear us. They are even sadder than we are." Commercial Contest The District Commercial Contest was held Saturday, April 18, in Anoka High School. The schools competing were, Cambridge, Princeton, Braham, Mora, and Anoka. E Placings were as follows: Typing ll- l Morena Carlson, Cambridge. 2 Juliana Manke, Princeton. 3 Doris Swanson, Braham. Typing I- l Harriet Bunker, Cambridge. 2 Grace Erickson, Anoka. 3 Lilah Peterson, Mora. Shorthand- l Blanche Howell, Anoka. 2 Norma McArdle, Anoka. 3 Peggy Peterson, Mora. The first, second, and third places enter the State Contest, Saturday, May second, to compete with other district winners. Sixly FT 1- 1 "'l f , f X , f, " Q? f 2 1 . i1,, 2 - wg-QS-TN-M.Q5 ?1i5: f 5-'- i . f :TI jj Q . L f' -f X XL X L , NX. r f-X Q ya I U '- ' , Y 4 23,1 11 'fpgw , U 1 M f , l nn .x ,ff 1 P W, .S 1, u ,llwl 'Q' IX f ' ' I , , F E 4,1 1' A Q T U 73 Q C? fi 1 , .,-4 ,f fm, , 'ff , 51.3 ffl? gig A V 'fl I u I 1 -1.15 ' -' ul- ig' . it ' .. l iT -1 HE ANOKA Sixiy-Ifwo HE ANOKA Sixty-th -"'-:THE ANOKANn 4 Sixty-four A ,fVIA.fCfK, 1 If-1 - Dflawz. C' A74 'UZ7LfNJ 31 1 1 1 ni ni ui ri '14 ing -1 1101 I1 I1 I1 'Z .1 -1 -11:01 114101011 g'q 41140 I A D' I lrectory - of the g Busmess and Pf0fCSS1OH3I People of Anoka Q BANKS I FIRST STATE BANK Off CHANIPLIN l Genera! Banking ami lnsuranfe of A11 Kinls CHASIPLIN I STATE BANK OE ANOKA l A Savings Acrount is an Investment in Your I"II1IIrI 101 MAIN I BARBERS I IVERSONS BARBER SHOP I "ll Pays to Look IVeIl" i JACKSON HOTE1. BLACKSMITHING A D. S, CIOXV AND SON I Farm Implements and General HIuc'lzsmiIhznI,' Q BRIDGE SQUARE I BUILDING MATERIAL l REED AND SI-IERVVOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufafturers of Sash. Doors, etc.--Dealers of Lumber, Luth. etc, I NORTH FERRY i RUM RIVER LUMBER COMPANY - Everything You Need for Building I 2208 SECOND AVE. N. i CONFECTIONERIES AND RESTAURANTS l ERNIE'S HAMBURCIER SHOP Next Door to the City Hall l DRIVE IN I CI-IOUINARD'S CAFE 1-I First Class Place lo Ea! Q E. IVIAIN I VEIDT I5 STEIDI. Quality Cont'ertI'on,s I CORNER OI: MAIN AND IIERRX i XVARD'S CONFECTIONERY AND CAVE After the Show'-WarcI's l 231 E. MAIN i CLEANERS i ANOKA LAUNDRY 1 A Modern Laundry with an Up-to-date Svruif SECOND AVE, S. I HYATT DRY CLEANERS 6 Quality Work at Standard Prices WITH JOHNSON THE TIIILOR I TEL. IIOVV' i DAIRIES Q ANOKA DAIRY - Anoka Pasteurized Milk and Ice Cruanr Q 1922 SECOND AVE. I DocToRs DR, M, Q. BOLSTAD i Dentist : OEEICE: 21556 EAST MAIN Q DR. C. L, COLEMAN Q Dentist , OFFICE: 11654 E, MAIN Q ini-if :oi :wif 11111 2 111 14:11 1 vi 1 iii-1111111 1101031111040 Sixty-fan' ,zur 1414141414 11 II 1 1 ll U Il 1 II 1 1 v:m:4n34r:o:01o:4 Sixty-.fix DOCTORS DR. C. E. GATES Physician and Suregon OFFICE: 1841 S. FERRY DR. E. V. LARSON Dentist OFFICE IN WITTE BUILDING DR. R. D. N. SPRINGER Optometrist KLINE'S SANITARIUM DR. R. E. STEWART Dentist OFFICE IN WITTE BUILDING DRUGS GOODRICH DRUG COMPANY Rexall Store-Kum On In 116 E. MAIN WITTE'S DRUG STORE-PHONE 91 CHOO-CHOO GRILL-PHONE 87 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES MARANDERS ELECTRIC SHOP Everything Electrical 214 E. MAIN FLORISTS MULLALY FLORAL CO. "Say It With Flowers" PHONE 174-ANOKA FUEL AND FEED ANOKA FEED COMPANY Buy Quality and Be Satisfied 216 E. MAIN W. H. LJPLANT COMPANY Hot Stuff 235 E. MAIN FURNITURE AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS A. C. HOREJS Singer Sewing Machines and Maytag Washing Machines 212 E. MAIN TI-IURSTON AND SONS Furniture and Rugs 203 JACKSON GARAGES ANOKA GARAGE Oakland and Pontiac Sales and Service 91-93 W. MAIN BUTT MOTORS Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service ANOKA-ST. CLOUD HODGINS MOTOR COMPANY Authorized Ford Sales and Service 334 E. MAIN MAIN MOTOR COMPANY Buick and Chevrolet Sales and Service 216 E. MAIN GENERAL CONTRACTING EMIL ANDERSON Building and Stuccoing 240 HARRISON CHARLES M. WEAVER Contractor ANOKA. MINN. my f , 53.1151 xuiuioiuxuzaxrx 11: 1 1 11,111 1II1IgI?II1nio1o:o1 Ii: 0 3 GENERAL MERCHANDISE by!! My AUCTIONEER BANWART'S STORE 5 Q Sells or Exchanges Almost Everything. Either New or Used I SECOND AVE. S. I I GROCERY STORES . E GREENFIELDS STORE i Bakery and Grocery - I 2 207 JACKSON W I AXEL JOHNSON I Groceries and General Merchandi sp!! jf l - A 2538 FOURTH AVE. N. jj, - A I KNODT'S GROCERY l I , V l Everything in FoodsN ,- 2601 SEVENTH AVE. . A C. P. MCLEAN l ' M! I An Independent Grocery Association Store I I MAIN AND FERRY f" l sf fe' ' MORSE'S STORE H I Let Us be your Grocers I CHAMPLIN 1 ' , Q PAI.MER'S GROCERY 1 Service and Quality Goods Q EAST MAIN f ' Q HARRY SMITH'S RITE-WAY STO ' We Deliver Twice Daily ' l CHAMPLIN-PHONE 67 I ROGERS' JACK SPRAT STOR Q Featuring Jack Sprat Products 7 i TELEPHONE 58 i HARDWARE ""' ' BABCOCK HARDWARE i An Our Own Store LL' , l 114 E. MAIN l Q HOTELS V I , i 4 I ' i JACKSON HOTEL AND BEAUTY H PPE Q C Quality Service I Q JACKSON STREET W I .Q l ICE COMPANIES 7 V Q FARRIER ICE COMPANY 1' Therels No Real Substitute for Ice I Q 2533 N. FERRY ST. u Q INSURANCE Q I JOHN BENNER Real Estate-Atwater Kent Radio--Insurance I 2016 SECOND AvE. s. I JEWELERS l BRANDELL'S JEWELRY STORE i Jewelry and Watch Repairing Q 2002 SECOND AVE. . l JOSTEN'S CLASS RINGS AND COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS OWATONNA, MINNESOTA LAWYERS l 1 LAWRENCE M. CARLSON l Lawyer l Q OFFICE ONE DOOR EAST OF JOHN BENNERIS i LEEDS H. CUTTER Q Attorney at Law i i TELEPHONE 235.I ogtliini-Iifrinsinxicriuyifnimrim 101411 1 xi ri ni 111311412 11010202 rioio2Iriw.g Sixty-:even o 0,0 .f.lQl'KlQlQ1Q!QlQOQ Q H i 3 Q m ul, Q Q Q QI, Q ,ln my Sixty-eight 0 -11111111211 1:21 1 11111111 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:2111 1110.0 ! ! MANUFACTURING COMPANIES i MARTIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY i Martin Feed Grinders-Printing : NORTH PERRY MEAT MARKETS BETLACI-I CASH MARKET i Quality Meats at Betlach's ' 229 E. MAIN ST. Q WEST SIDE MEAT MARKET ' Quality and Service ' 'IPELEPHONE 40 i PAINTERS i A. H. DOWDELI. 8 SON i Painting and Paperhanging 2010 SECOND AVE. N. PHOTOGRAPHERS i REMBRANDT STUDIO G Sam Banks, Proprietor Q 610 LOEB ARCADE, MINNEAPOLIS Q PRINTERS i ,i' HOXVELL PRINTING COMPANY i ' ,g . Job Printers : ANOKA, MINNESOTA TAXI COMPANIES . SAFE-T TAX-E CO. , Q J Taxi Service Day and Night ,' Tri.. 185-SEE FOSTER. PROPRIETOR A i THEATERS , - fy 'L THE GREEN THEATER ' ' VJ f The Best in Talking Pictures ' j K . 220 E MAIN ST ' PHIL PETERSON MOTOR EXPRES' f Loral and Long Distance Hauling-Prompt and Efficient Serotce 656 E. MAIN ST. 4 WARD BROTHERS TRANSFER COMPANY TRANSFER AND STORAGE ,W WW ff! . Long Distance Hauling SECOND AVE. S. VARIETY STORES BROWN'S VARIETY STORE Five lo a Dollar Store 227 E. MAIN ST, i WEARING APPAREL - BECKUM'S STORE Q Dry Goods and IVomen's Ready-to-Wear l 202 E. MAIN ST. i GILLESPIE AND HOLDEN SHOE COMPANY - Footwear for Men and Women-Shoe Repairing E 112 MAIN STREET SMITH BROTHERS, INC. Mens and Boys' Clothing at Lowest Possible Prices . 116 E. MAIN STREET I WEBSTER R. 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