Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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I92 Page I3 A. N. GRAVING St. Olaf College, B. A. Band, Orchestra Hobby: Golf. Love of music helps give us a balanced life. 8 SEAE ELIG LILA HOFFINE University of North Dakota, B. A. English Hobby: Writing, Wi Sapa published. I 'ALet such teach others who themselves excel, And censure freely who have written well. He who learns, and makes no use of his leambirzg, i with a load of ho0l.:s. -Saudi. C. J. HOYT University of Minnesota, B. S., M. A. Mathematics, Science Hobby: Golf. The best portion of one's life is his little, nameless, unre- membered acts of kindness. GLENN L. JARRETT North Dakota University, B. S.. in Ed., University of Min- nesota. Study Hall Director, Football Coach and Assistant in Bas- ketball. Hobby: Athletics. Football is the king of sports. HOWARD B. HQVDA Minot State Teachers College. B. A., Iowa State College, Uni- versity of North Dakota, Gregg College, Chicago. Commercial, Coach of Frosh- more Basketball, Adviser of Hi-Y. Hobby: Sports. The purpose of Education is to teach people to do better the desirable things that they are going to do anyway. s a beast of burden FLORA KOFOID Minot State Teachers College, B. A., Minot Business lnsti- tute, lnterstate Business Col- lege, Fargo. Commercial Commercial Club Adviser Hobbies: Reading and Short- hand. The world's work is done by those who know.

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Milwaukee Teachers College, MABEI. JANE ADAMS Carleton College. B. A. History The study of history helps us better to understand the pres- ent. ADELE M. ANDERSON Carleton College, B. A. English Words are the tools of thought. UQ MARGUERITE CRAIG Macalester College, B. A. Mathematics Senior Class Adviser 'Come, let us reason in '.he matter. 'KGfll'f'l'lIIIlt'Ilt by dictatorship .... will viewer be needed -in America so long as we have an intelligent, responsible citizevwy. Sueh citizenship is the great product of our schools-the 'rvczson why educatioii. is so im- pormut in. the United States. -Crxroliue S. Woodruff, president, NEA. J. R. DAY Jamestown College. A. B.. Uni- versity of North Dakota, M. A. English, Social Science Literary Adviser of Search- light Hobbies: Reading and Sports Stacie-ly's betterment is man's greatest aim. ELEANOR E. FORSEE Colorado College, A. B., Uni- versity of Colorado, University of Minnesota. U. S. History Hobbies: Stamp Collecting, Current Events, Speech Mak- ing, Playing a Violin. Lives of great men all re- mind us we can make our lives s lime. HARRY H. GOEHRING B. E., University of Wisconsin, M. Ph. , Biology. League Basketball, Track Coach Hobbies: S t a m p Collecting, Sports. Know something everybody doesn't know. ' uf df 9'3 ig? L I e s T Aww- Ga,-Y .L,,A if , 7' , 1 ' 4'- ,afilizfpd 9' J.' A L

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ADA C. MCKENZIE University of North Dakota, B. A. English When you speak, speak well. A. R. MONs0N St. Olaf, B. A., University of Minnesota, M. A. Physics, Social Science, League Basketball Coach Hobby: Amateur weather fore' casting. Experience keeps a clear school, yet fools will learn in no other. MARGERY L. NELSON Jamestown College,, B. A., College of St. Catherine, Uni- versity of Colorado, Univer- sity of California. English, Public Speaking. Dramatics Hobby: Sports. What man hath done, man can do. Everyone in order to have the best clmncc possible for cz happy and full life should have ezrery bit of education that he is capable of receiving and of using to advantagef'-Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior. LOUISE O'CONNOR Winona State Teachers College, Valley City State Teachers College. College of Commerce. Commercial, Dictation Club Hobby: Hiking. When you fall down on a job, you realize how hard it is. HARR1m Foss PETERS Private Teachers Voice, Piano. Language, Vocal music Hobby: Writing. lt takes the sunshine of ap- preciation to bring human na- ture to the flowering point. F l I MILD D N D Colleg e Eco omics, P klgb Adviser. ,' H : Sports 'Goo ake happy es. X? ex 1 N 7 Q A w .Q Xl S w l93 SEAEGELIGE Page 14