Blackduck High School - Quill Yearbook (Blackduck, MN)

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Seated: Goodwin, N. Swanson, Huffman, S. Swanson, McNeil Rovr 1: Balko, M. Glader., Bergin, P. Swanson, Langord, M. Gregg, L Swanson, Beier, . illioms, Bodien, .tfahnschaffe, Row 2: Lossing, Mack, Gruer, Anderson, K. Nord, Theilmen, Moon, J. Kengtes, iIstad, Lindquist, Shea, Row L Nord, Rudquist, Palmer, Cox, Baltes, V. Gregg, V hitinger , •«ufnnglc, Joy, Kupcho, Vacek, Goltz, Vohs, Adv. Mrs. Lindborg GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls1 Athletic Association began their fall activities, by hiking to Blackduck State Park They enjoyed soft ball all fall and an evening1s enjoyment was battle-ball. The G.A.A. sponsored a dance after one of the basketball games this winter. They planned to have a skating party, but the rink was freshly flooded and the girls ended up by having a re- creational hour. In a short time they expect to enjoy bowling SENIOR G.A.A. OFFICERS President - Pam Vohs Vice-President - Verna Goltz Sec. - Treas. - Diane Goodwin Publicity Chairman - Karonne Gilstad JUNIOR G.A.A. OFFICERS President - Mary Jo Parker See. - Treas - Linda Nord Publicity Chairman - Judy Baltes

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Row 1: Williams, P. Swanson, Vohs, Stiglich, Pearson, Clayton, Reinard, Thomas, Schiefelbcin, Anderson, E. Seitz, Hurlbert, Row 2: Theisen, G Swanson, Fellows, Kupcho, Gilstad, Simonson, Wild, Bradseth, Hentges, Stately, Field, Allen, Kruger, Adv. Gilstad, Miller, Row W. Seitz, Sand, Berg, Dancker, Braun, Beighley, Strong, Robertson, Steinberg, Landis, Graham, Gripp, Bauer HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIANS GRADE Officers: Bauer, Anderson, Adv Gilstad, Seitz Row 1: Feriancek, Gross, Swanson, Wiese, Wahnschaffe, Kuhlman, Kruger, Row 2: Hower, Hentges, Vernlund, V entworth, Koebernick, Johnson, Lee, Denny, Adv. Gilstad, Row Wild, Hunter, Shaw, Dexter, Thielman, Pater, Niemeyer

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Speech activities shaped up rapidly. Many stu- dents entered all oof the divisions of the Minne- sota State High School League. Mrs. Parker, as speech chairman, was assisted by Miss Gustafson with both Original and Memorized Oratory; Miss Jondahl with Humorous Interpretation; Mr. Stephani with Manuscript Reading; and Mrs. Gilstad with Discussion and Extemporaneous Speaking. Mrs. Parker had charge of Serious Interpretation and Story Telling. Thirty-four eager speech students enjoyed a trip to International Falls on February 29, to partici- pate in the Kiwanis Invitational Speech Meet. Here they gained experience which proved invalu- able in their Minnesota State High School activi- ties.