Breckenridge High School - Roundup Yearbook (Breckenridge, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1929 volume:

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THE BRECKUNIAN lf Pl Breckonian Board linmm-IN-C 1 1 llil-' ASS0lZIA'l'li linlwn livslxrzss NIANAGIEHS A'r1u,1-:'r1f1s URliANlZ.VI'l0NS l'm'l'l'mc AlJYliR'l'ISlN1i Pl'lal.n1I'l'x' l'1lp.:'v 2 l'l1,lz.xl:l4:'l'll S'l'0liIil5 Amar: NHLSQN - I'msN'l'1c1r:RI411s lIn,l. EIAVIN IJHXN .Io11NsoN Dwxmrr Norrrox Jon N XV.xI'rl4: S'l'liI,l.,X NIfIClll'ISNl'1Y I,l'1:11.1.r: Sl'.Xl'l.lJlN1l Ll'4:n.l,r: SI1lIl.0'l l'l'I lJul,omH:s F1Nl.AxYsoN Ln.1,I.xN F1Nl,.u'suN M.-XIil3.Alll'l'l' A1,zuE1M1cn - lJu1:o'1'l1Y Ilun' IJORUTIII-I.X Sfzumlvl' - III4Il,l'1NNiJlIlJlfZli YIVIAN Iiwocax H. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 To YV. S. MILLAHIJ, ClISf0l1I'llll 110 for l1v1'I111- yI'lIl'S by f11i1'11r'ss 111111 llllfl-Vllllfj l11bu1'.-: has 117011 II11' 111I111i1'c1I1'o11 and Cllllfl-dI'l1l'l' of our 1'11l11'1' rluss, lhis 11111111111 is llffl'f'ffUIl- alely d1'd11'11l1'd. l'1l1.g'e 3 li ll S Tllli ISHHCIQONIAN ION! llw vyws of lI1I'llIUl'!f will no! sIw'11, II'x vars arf' 011171 slill, 11111 I7ffjI'lS of II11' pusl, Hwy l.'f'r'p, H'l11'r'11 l1f'I7l'l' fails In !l11'1'll. IIIS is lllzll in llu- fuluro when wcq .N . lllc class of 29 ure- lllllilixll :mil losl on tha- by-ways, llwrv may ln- il ld bclwvvll us and our days togvllu-1' ln Hl'l'L'kl'lll'illQl' High School. li. ll. S. Tllli BRIQCKONIAN 1929 7 t S. G. GILBERTSON, SIl1IPI'1'llfl'lldl'l1f A fribnle of honor we wish Io pay To one who l'I1d!'lIII0l'S day by day To lnalce this school our home of dreams Whose memory ne'er will fade away. IIE HIGHEST satisfaction in life is to he found 11ot in getting but in giving. Ile who would get the most out of school must cherish the same ideal. The boy or girl who thinks first of the interest of the school, who is glad to assist in any project which will he of value lo it, who is jealous of its good name IS the one who will fmd school days both pleasant and profitable. For it is also safe to predict that boys and girls who have this ideal of service uppermost in their minds while in school will later become our most useful and worthy citizens. The high school days of the graduating class of 1929, sponsors ot this Annual are relegated to the past. But for them ll1e Annual will be a source of lasting satisfaction, because it will preserve to them memories of happy days and worthwhile achievement. Page 5 B. ll. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 Page G li. S. KILLIE, IJI'Ill'l!'l.1Jfll Loyal and true, with wisdom he guides us 01111111111 and upward to higher uelzieue- menls, lV1'll1 1Il llI'f llIldPI'SlllIldl.Ilg, he I'!'IIUll.llS to the end A lI'Ill' fI1S1Il'I'llfll0Il, and always u fI'I.PIld. N EDUCATION is worth just the extent of change it effects in the activities and attitudes of the per- son educated. It is not a question of dollar signs, nor how well he has learned his daily lessons, nor what marks he has earnedg but what use each makes of his knowledge, and to what extent he is better able to serve society than the individual who has not received the same training. B ll S. TIIE BRECKONIAN 1929 PETER BOLKAN, Couell Huis Off to the Couelif' TIILETICS offer to boys and girls excellent oppor- tunities for developing, training, and controlling the physical part of themselves. But even greater values can be attained from participation in sports. There can come a determination to give one's very best in a con- test. a sense of justice in not wanting to take an unfair ad- vantage of an opponent, and an attitude of cooperation with team mates in playing under the rules of the game. These attitudes are not only desirable for living but will he equally valuable to one later in life. They are funda- mentals of good citizenship. Page 7 li II S 'l'IlIC BRICCKONIAN in illrmnrnum .X gg.: Ls August lgelhlf icrume HIIIIKBI 5'-Kuqusi lb N111 Hang 11 11122 3RrtIgzxrh Zarlmg lnereurher ,dh l Ill Eermnhvr :S 11121 o :gr Q ff 'U WPT 'KF' mug 11, 191.18 fgeptexnher 1141, 1923 12: 123 , - L , Q I I. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 SYLVIA M. T I1.'r0N Fnrgro, N. Dali. Fargo A. C. Science and Math. Such :L one, as every one should wish to bu. livlmxczn S'l'I'llE Fergus Falls, Minn. Gustavus Arlolnhus Coll:-gn. Engl ish. She is kiml-hearted and serviceable in nil the relations of life, VIoi.n'r M. IIANSON Albert Len, Minn. University of Minnesota. Home Economies. She strives to any the finest things in the world and she does say the-m. Gmnvs M. LARSON Duluth, Minn. University of Minnesota. Music. I could not in 11 palace find a. truer heart than she. Page 9 B. H. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 Page 10 HERliliR'l' W. LEMIIKE Sauk Center. St. Cloud Tonclivrs College. Manual Arts. ,'I know you are full of good nature. MII.TON RllI.IEN Minneapolis, Minn. University of Minnesota. Science and Ma th. TOiling, rejoicing, sorrowing, onward through life he goes. Rll'fli C. BRISTOL Clifford, N. Dak. Jamestown College, N. Dnk. History and Social Science. She was made for happy thoughts, for playful wit and l:1ug'liter. EDI'l'H M. JOHNSON Stanley, N. Dak. University of N. Dali. Commerc-ial. She is virtuous as she is fair. li. II. S. 'l' IIE BRECKONIAN 1929 The Grade Teachers Top Row-Delia Shakelford, Laura Simonson, Agnes Halvorson, Edith Ilolmberg. Bottom Row-Ruth Tweeton, Ethel VV6l'l101', Lillian Brudliv. lVill1 dm' apology In Humlel, we Still. ll'lml ll 1llll't'1' of worlr is our Sflllllllf How IU0l1dl'l'fllI in spirilf Huw llllflilllifl' ill I fu'uIly. 121111: 1 I 13. II. 5. E, THE BRICCKONIAN 192 Qur Alma Mater H. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 I llIARu,mE'1' A1,zu1-:IMER Marg Ilona: live tho mvrry hvzirt, That laughs by day and night. Commercial Club 4 Senior Girl's Club Pep Squad St-cy. of Class 4 Four-H Club 2-3 Breckonlan Stuff Enrru AMVNDSON Pedro Heir air is so modl-st, he-r asm-vt so meek, S0 simple yet sweet urs- he-r ullarmsf' Commercial Club 4 Senior Girl's Club Four-H Club 3 Izl-:Tuul l5noNs0N Izzy Always happy, always gay, Always driving' Care away. Comme-rc-ial Club 4 Senior tlirl's Club Valley Echo Class lit-porti-r 1-2 Glu' Club 1 De-clam. 3 llr:1.r:N CoNN1s1.1,v Helen A gentle maid, of rural bri-e-fling, By naturv first, and then by reading. f'0ll'llTlPI'l'l2l1 Club 4 Sunioi' Glrl's Club LEON IJAVIS Tubbie VVhy gll'6h't they ull vontt-ntm-ll like me-. Football 3- 4 Orchestra 2-3 Page 13 B. H. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 Page 14 HILL ELNVIN Hilly Ever in motion, ever at play, Into mischief the lifelong clay. President of Class 1 Valley Echo Assoc. Ed. 3 Valley Echo Business Mgr. 2 Football 3-4 Basketball 4 Commercial Club Treas. 4 Breckonian Staff Class Play Il DoI,0REs FINLAYSON Tulory Not that I love books less, But that I love pleasure more. Basket ball 3 Senior Girl's Club Class Treasurer 4 Breckonian Staff LILLIAN FINLAYSON Lillian An extremely reserved lady. Valley Echo Class Reporter 3 Basket Ball Squad 3 Pep Squad 4 Glee Club 1-2 Breckonian Staff Senior Uirl's Club DoNA1.D GORE Pansy I hurry not, neither do I worry. Commercial Club Football 3-4 Donor HY HART Dorn Life's a jest, and all things show it, I thought so once and now I know it. Class Play 3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Class Pres. 3 Pep Squad Senior Girl's Club Music Contest 2-3-4 ODEF6tt21 4 llreckonian Staff Declam. 2 H. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 always so. Football 3-4 Plass Play 2-3 Breckonizm Stuff INEZ JORGENSON Speech is great, Silence is greater. Senior Girl's C'luh Comstock 2 VIVIAN KAnoc:K In friendship he was trust. Commercial Club 4 Class Play 4 Orchestra 1-2-3 DEAN .IoHNs0N Hpllllffllf He loves to chat with the- girls, 'Tis the way with the mon, the-y'1a Inv- ' N HV lr iv Sweet of disposition, diligent in work, rt pleasing personality. Uommercial Club 4 Senior Girl's Club Uffice Girl 4 lireckonian Staff S'l'EI,l.A MCICHIESNPIX' Clwscy She is made- for happy thoughts, For playful wit and laughter. lllec Club l-2-3-4 Senior Girl's Club Valley Echo lflnss l:6Il0I'lt'l' 2 Debate 4 Brcckonian Staff Class T11-us. 2 l7i5LisEn'i' M.fxNiKowsKI DPI He lived at peace with all mankind Page 15 . H. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 Pa gc 16 ALIKIE NHI.SON Alive A mistress of lu-r sull' though Chinn fall. mel- Club 1-2-334 Senior Girl's Club Sl-cy. Music Conte-st 2-Il-4 Operetta 4 Breckoniau Staff Assov. Ed. Valley Echo Assoc. Nfl. 3 Pep Squad Flass Pros. 2 9 NORM.-KN N1z1.soN HSlUf'dl', A blush on thu cmumteuzuice is bettn-r than :L blvmish on the he-a1't.' Commercial Club 4 Football 4 U Ir HELEN NIJllllliZK Helen Seldom lu-arzl but always doing. l,'Ol'lllll9I'L'lkll Club Vice-Pros. 4 Senior Girl's Club Vice Pres. of Class 1-4 Class Play 3 Brockonizm Staff Pm5N'm:E RICH Pat An affalmle and courteous g6lltl9l'l1Z1ll.' Doclam. 2-3 Debate 3 Pros, of Class 4 Bmcrkolxizill Staff LlYCll.l,,l-5 Sc:u1.o'1 rla Luiz lf ladies bv but young: and fair. Thvy have thu gift. to know it. Rreckoniau Staff Valley l-Echo 3 Senior Girl's Club Trvus. Commercial Club Pep Squad Basket Hall Squad 3 THE BRECKONIAN 1929 D0R0'ri-u-:A SCllMl'l l' I'f'hf YVhe-n Baskm-t Ball und Studies vlzisli, W Thi-n let studies go to smash. 1 Valley Echo 1-2-3 i llaskot Ball 2-3 Pep Squad , Senior Girl's Plub Treas. of Class 2 C'0mmn-rcial Club Athletic Assoc. 4 litre-ukoninn Staff Class Play 3 Ll'c:I1.1l1c Sl'Al'l.DlNli Lucy A face with gludnuss llVCl'Slll't'iLll. Vzunpln-Il 2 Ss-nior tIirl's Club Debate 4 ' 1511-'Ck0llillll Stuff El,IZABE'l'H S'ror:mf: I'ilh Sigh no more-, lzulivs, sigh nu more, Men aw deceive-rs ever. lflditor-in-l'hiet' of Brcvlmniaul l'i-es. of Uomrm-rcial Club 4 Pres. oi' Svnior Girl's Club -4 l-iaskot Ball Squad J: IR-p Squad 4 Class Play 3 .l0uN XVAl'l'l'2 .loI1n11y For a lu-arty good fn-llow is John. 132LSkf't Hall 2-3-4 l4'ootba,ll 2-3-4 Football Cant. 4 Valley Echo 3 1'iI't'Ck0l'll2lll Stuff Athletic Assn. Il-4 Junior Uluss Trezms. 1+'i.onr:Nc:ia NV,xnn Pug A smile fm' all, :L wi-lcmne glzul, 5, A jovial coaixingr waxy shi- haul. '4 Commercial Club Senior Girl's Club 1':i5.:'e 17 B. H. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 IJOROTHY STUMPF Dot She's not so tall and not so thin, But has a smile that's bound to win. Tintah 1-2 Owatonna 3 Senior Girl's Club Commercial Club 4 DNVIGH'F NORTON Bud To him a. frolic was a high delight, A frolic hu would hunt for day and night. Baskvt Ball 3-4 Football 2-3-4 Valley Echo Staff 3 Class Play 2-3 Commercial Club 4 Athletic Assn. 3-4 Secy. of Class 2-3 CLASS CULORS:-Lavender and White. CLASS FLOWER:-Lilac. CLASS MOTTO :-Not Evening, But Dawn. ! I Iage 18 B. H. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 Class Prophecy OME years ago a scene of stirring incidents or accidents happened to me that I feel worth while repeating. Of course it had to be in that fatal year of 1949. Upon the rumor that the South African countries were taking up arms against the introduction of fur-lined mittens, I was detailed to cover the situation. At New York passage was secured upon the Star Dodger, a marvelous dirigilile built by a certain Rice. Much to my surprise I learned it to be my old classmate and found him in the dirigible trying to find out what made the door slam. Natur- ally he guided me through his great creation and this is what I saw. Down in one end my old pal, John Waite, was operating the ship from his desk, under the title of Chief engineer. While we were talking, a sudden lurch told us we were on our way. That evening I dined in Miss Dorothy Hai-t's Floating Cabaret. Music was :fur- nished by the eight piece Nelson Family Orchestra, with Alice directing and Norman playing the fife. After dinner we were entertained by the Radio-vision, another of Rice's inventions, and more amazing things happened. First we saw Bud Norton de- cisively defeat Battling Cook in a fifteen round Tiddlewink match. Bud has been going hot lately and has fought his way to the heart of his fair lady, Miss Eliza- beth of the Jigfield Follies. Next the newsgrams startled us as We hcurd, N0f9d scientist lost at sea. Who could that be? Still more strange, King of Lithuania orders troops to field. Message signed by him personally. Being very tired I lay down on a soft bed prepared by an old chum, Margaret, now head chambermaid. The next morning we got off at London to stretch a bit and dropped into Ye Old Fashioned Salloon to absorb a few drops of tea. Imagine our surprise to find Kadock and Nordick listed as proprietors. Strofling down the street we noticed a crowd gathering and so paused a moment. It was Leon Davis doing his famous blindfold cigarette test. We all tossed in a coin when Helen Connelly passed the plate for him. As our time was up we re-entered the Dodger, and headed for Paris. Midway we were flagged by a taxiplane. It was Don Gore with Lady Audrey as his passen- ger. He stayed long enough to bum a smoke. Arriving in Paris five minutes later I went to Mademosille Schlotte's Art Shoppe to buy a roll of fill-um. Passing by a show house I noticed the headline feature, a Ukelle trio by the Dot twins, Doro- thy S. and Dorothea S. Back at the 'airport I noticed the Fin Twins trying to sell a prospective customer, Lucille Spaulding by the way, a new Ford Flyabout. Continuing our journey -over the Mediterranean we noticed a white object on the water. Waite-lowered the ship enough to pick Del. M. off an artificial iceberg where he had been fishing. At last we found the missing scientist. We arrived at Lithuania and were escorted to the palace and entertained, previous to the arrival of the king. Inez J. and Florence Ward did the Lowland Throw while Edith A. sang the popular hit, Why the King We-ars Suspenders. Hush, here comes the king. Everybody knelt, the queen was by his side, he seated her gracefully and did the same for himself. Why, it is Dean J. and Izetta Bronson. After renewing acquaintances, much to my dismay he -said his prime minister, Stella had called the war off. -Hill Elwin. l'1lp.L'u lil 13.11. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 History of the 1929 Class HE history of the present graduating class of 1929 began in the year of 1917 in the customary place-the first grade. The beginners of the class were the fol- lowing: Margaret Alzheimer, Dolores Finlayson, Dorothy Hart, Dean Johnson, Alice Nelson, Helen Nordick, Prentice Rice, Lucille Schlotte, Elizabeth Stoebe, Doro- thea Schmitt, and Jerome Winkel, all happy ignorant playmates. The Second grade was memorable especially to the girls who learned how to jump rope and other frivolous sports. Some of the class however had retained a few of their babyhood traits and one day the teacher tied Dorothy Hart's thumb up and Dorothy stopped trying to eat her hand. In the Third grade this group of eager learners received a happy-go-lucky classmate, Ephram Korsh, who presented himself in a bright blue sailor suit. Ephram stayed with the class until his Junior year. Doris Williams added another bit of brightness during the Fourth Grade. The Fifth Grade began with a very intelligent group of children and Lillian Fin- layson was added to the list. At the end of the year, the Fifth Graders had a great picnic, an unusual event, but the picnic was a failure, because some naughty little girls ran away from it and the teacher was left alone at the picnic. During the following year the group lost two dear classmates, Jerome Winkel, and August Pelvit to the Great Reaper. The Seventh Grade was a very eventful year because many of the girls joined a very active Camp Fire organization which continued for three years. Drawing was the chief indoor pleasure during this year but one day the class ran out of sub- ject matter-so a very appropriate subject was placed before the class-Alice Nelson. The Class in the Eighth Grade was treated to a new type of teaching-De- partmental-and the excitement of passing back and forth from different rooms, and having more than one teacher was never forgotten. And now comes the most interesting years of all. The four spent in High School. The anticipation of the class was greater than their realization as they found out dur- ing the Freshmen regime. Hill Elwin was President of the Class. Many events took place during this year-some happy and others sad, and of the sad, the greatest, was the loss of a beloved member, Richard Zarling. The Sophomore year found the advanced Freshies much more sedate and self- composed. The President of the class was Alice Nelson. Class parties were given during the year which were the chief enjoyment. The next year the class had taken an added prestege-They were now upper classmenf' The Junior class president was Dorothy Hart. The annual class play which was When a Feller Needs a Friend, was given with great success and the Junior Banquet to the Seniors was equally successful. At last the class has reached the final year in their preparatory education. The Senior Class president is Prentice Rice. The Seniors decided to edit an anuual this year and are hoping for its success. The class had a party and are looking for- ward to their class play, the Junior-Senior banquet, and Senior privileges. Great preparations are being made for graduation exercises, the biggest event for every in- dividual of the Class. Page 20 B. ll. S. THE ISHICCKONIAN 1929 Class Will E, the Seniors of 1929, in order to establish. our memory, insure domestic tranquility, and secure the blessings of Mr. Klllie to us and our posterity, do hereby ordain and establish this Will for the students of Breckenridge High. Edith Amundson .... Margaret Alzheimer Izetta Bronson .... Helen Connelly . .. Leon Davis ...... Hill Elwin ...... Lillian Finlayson .. Dolores Finlayson . Donald Gore .... Dorothy Hart Dean Johnson Inez Jorgenson Vivian Kadock .... Delbert Manikowski Stella McChesney .. Bud Norton ..... Alice Nelson . .. Helen Nordick Norman Nelson Prentice Rice Lucille Spaulding . Lucilfe Schlotte Elizabeth Stoebe .. Dorothea Schmitt . Florence Ward John Waite ..... Dorothy Stumpf .. ....presents her pleasing disposition to Peg Connelly ......her schooigirl complexion to Harvey Burke . . . .her soulful eyes to Rodger Zimmermann . . .her ability to keep still to Alice Berrisford . . . . .. . . . . .his dashing way to Evelyn Berg . . . .his witty remarks to Catherine Gergen . . . .her sophisticated manners to Elsa Math . . . . . . .her hectic hours to Inez Peterson ambition to E.len Peterson . . . .her love for the Irish to all the teachers in High ............. . . . . . .his physique to George Korbel . . . . . . . . . . . . . .her strut to Irene Lord . . . . . . . .her business ability to Gene-va Gore . . . .his love for Algebra to Bernard Johnson ..... . . . . . . . . . .her love for lame men to most anyone . . . .his winning way with the teachers to all in need . ............. her musical ability to Kenneth Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .her intellectual ability to all . . . .his undying affection for Nelson's to Red . . . . . . . . .his gentle ways to James Adams .....her giggle to Mary Donahue . . . .her devine figure to Mae Martin .. . . . . .her innocense to Josephine Matz .. . . . . . . . . .her love for bugs, to Betsy Giddings .......her diminutive stature to Mary Margaret Schott his position as H. S. taxi-driver to Harold Siewardsen .... . . . . .her coquettish manners to Marcella Redlinger Page 21 I3 ll. S. TIIE BRECKONIAN 1929 GH HO- 4 an , , . , ,X M 555 A 1 S. Ueaxwrx yjgga BLKK Y Qiukzsv-X . va cg, X-gx -XOMYX U. C. 'hovvvxh Bok' . 5 m:A ,. ST XX C- Uwifxk A B. ll. S. Tllli BRICCKONIAN 1929 Class History of 1930 by Gretchen Headley The statement lnay be true that history often repeats itselfg that is in some cases, but l doubt very much whether the history of the class of '30 can ever be repeated. Our first year at school, we were all perfectly blank on all subjects and about the only thing that we knew when we passed into the second grade was to place our handkerchiefs on our heads and sing of the little wavelels. In the second grade we had the honor of a new student in our jolly crowd who was Josephine Matz, that being about the only ilnport- ant fact. In the third grade we were divided into the bees and butter- flies and some of the butterflies have fluttered ever since. In the remainder of our grade years nothing very iinportant hap- pened. VVe finally reached our Freshman year. Our outstanding color was green, and white was added because we were considered. as inno- cent. NVhen the Principal asked us if we had any conflicts we thought the faculty very inquisitive and suspicious to think we had any such savage traits. Our class president was Rose Cikanek. Then we became Sophonlores. VVe couldn't see why the Freslnnen were so childish. XN'e entertained the Freshmen at a hard time party. Many of our group were present at the lA'llt'I'llltlll,S llall. Our class President was Martin Hilt. Our .lunior year CZIIHC. The class play The Mununy and the Mun1ps, was a success. The Pep Squad contained six inelnbers of the .lunior Class. XVe entertained the Seniors and they. in turn, have en- tertained us. In all three of our years in lligh School we have con- tributed a great nulnber of the better players on both basketball and football teams. Our president for this year is Bernard Johnson. NVe are looking forward to the .lunior-Senior Banquet and Prom which is well under way. All of our pleasures have been successful in the past and we hope that our future will make all of out! pleasures successes. Page if CKONIAXI 1 9 2 q E cz 3' B-4 YD cvs E o ,Q 5-4 E o In H SP I P-1 4: JJ CD c s: GJ M af as U CD F has 5 .EE 30 s-4133 mu K? is OS CQ wi gm: 3s: -:sm WE JP. gv 33 s-MJ B cull Q43 Q3 mm 255 E LE Us-4 ho .. BE wi ca M Q22 33 oo grid EE bb .ME me 2'-J 'vs 33 39 -E3 Q-CQ Hn 329 o Q mi 4-3 VJ ,.4UJ Q2 F' C 3 I ce- . 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THE BRIECKONIAN 1929 I l Sop homores Marian Adleins, Genevieve Antrim, Robert Beeson, Ione Bronson, Harvey Burke, Helen Conzemius, Loran Cook, Dorothy Corrigan, Berenice Cox, Evan Davies, Maxine Durst, Mary Ehlert, Irene Freemark, Geneva Gore, Inez Her- rick, Edwin Hoverman, Kenneth Jones, Norine Keough, Beatrice Lehman, Ar- thur Leonhardt, Linda Leonhardt, Mae Martin, Gertrude Miksche, Ruth Nelson, Gertrude Nordick, Iris Olson, Venora Orcutt, Geraldine Ott, Gordon Peterson, Leonard Radeke, Anton Radeke, Mildred Ranger, Mar- garet Rice, Howard Rothwell, Robert Schlotte, Mary Marganet Schott, Vera Schutte, Frederick Schwalen, Beatrice Seffens, Alvah Sheets, Berenice Sieward- sen, Harold Siewardsen, Archie Simonitsch, William Sykora, Margaret Tehle, Jeseph Vertin, Zelma Wages, Fern Waite, Georgine White, Josephine White, Mae Wilson, Gertrude Zarling, Rodger Zimmermann. O N THE seventh day of September in 1927, the Class of 1931, then a bunch of giggling Freshmen, made their ,first appearance in the assembly. Class election was conducted by our advisor Mr. Makins. The results were: Joseph Vertin, President, Rodger Zimmermann, Vice-president, and, Thomas Meyers, Secretary and Treasurer. The big social event of the year was the Freshman-Sophomore party. Every- one went to the City Hall and after a few games they were supposed to dance. One or two got out on the floor, and walked on the girl's feet for a couple rounds while the others just sat and wise-cracked. Next was a Valentine party, which was held in the Community Rooms. After a few games, the boys left the girls to amuse themselves, while they explored the furnace room-the janitor suffered severely. The Class election this year was conducted by the advisor, Mr. Killie-. The re- sults were: Rodger Zimmermann, President, Gertrude Zarling, Vice-president, and, Geraldine Ott, Secretary and Treasurer. The Sophomores entertained the Freshmen at a sleigh ride party. After the ride, lunch was served at the Community Rooms. And so a very pleasant year passed: initiating Freshmen, having a good time, and occasionally studying. U -Rodger Zimmermann. Page 25 li. ll. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 Freshmen Joseph Alzheimer, Georgia Anderson, Russel Beeson, Margaret Beeson, Evelyn Berg, Alice Berrisford, Marjorie Berrisford, Maxine Bronson, Violet Brown, Harold Carlson, Elaine Cikanek, Margaret Connelly, Dorothy Cornelius, Luvierna Dobricka, Pauline Frank, George Holmgren, William Holmgren, Marlys Kimber, Harold Krier, Wilma Krier, Doris Marsh, Bernard Mehl, Helen Miller, Darrel Nelson, Marion Nordick, Bertrand Orcutt, Edith Orcutt, Helga Paulson, Ruth Pepper, Thelma Peters, Milton Peterson, Lillian Pronge, Bernadette Red- linger, Harriet Rothwell, Margaret Rykken, Fern Schoenbern, Orvell Schwankl, Merle Snyder, Donald Stevenson, Devota Stitz, George Sykora, Edith Turn- quist, Doris Van Tassel, Dorothy Van Tassel, Thomas Vikank, Adrian Winkel, Dorothy Zarling. VERY year a group of new Freshmen enter High School. How we all longed for September, for High School is something different. We all determined, when we left the Eighth Grade, not to make any mistakes, like most Freshies do when they enter High. But alas, on the first day everything went wrong, and we were laughted at for everything We did or said. All during the year we have been knoCked at, either by the teachers or by upper classmen. At last we organized and elected the following officers: George Holmgren, Presi- dent, William Holmgren, Vice-presidentg Milton Peterson, Secretary, Marjorie Ber- risford, Treasurer. Our Class advisors are Miss Johnson and Mr. Rulien. In December we were invited to a sleigh ride party by the Sophomores. Seem- ingly all the Freshmen had a good time and hope to return the party in the early part of April. Very few of the Freshmen have been together since the First Grade, but we all hope to graduate together. -Harriet Rothwell. Page 26 M! 2744 lf' l3. ll. S. Tllli BRICCKONIAN 1929 Football 1 928 HE past season under Coach Bolkan was successful in every way. Coach Bolkan has been with us four years and is more efficient than ever before. Regular practice was called the first week of school with seven letter men re- porting for duty. This gave a good nucleus to work from but the difficulty lay in finding the other four men and a few substitutes. Outside the ldttermen, the ma- terial was very meager indeed, but the best was made of it and the performance of every individual was more than expected. A remarkable record for endurance and physical condition was established by this team in that they played nine hard games and made only two substitutions dur- ing the whole season. One reason for this was that they did not have any substi- tutes to use. The opening game was played with Fergus Falls at Fergus and resulted in a 6 to 6 tie with the lighter Cowboys the aggressor through the entire game. Fergus picked up a fumble to score their touchdown. The next Saturday we entertained the Lidgerwood team here and won from them by a 12 to 0 score. The game was featured by the smooth end running and blocking of the backs. The Hillsboro team was easily defeated the following Saturday by a 25 to 0 score. Ilere the team demonstrated as smooth a working offense as they did all year. On October 13 we played Wheaton at the Wilkin County Fair. The game was a close, hard fought game that was full of thrills. Our aerial game paved the way for our victory although the ball was carried brilliantly for nice flashy gains. The final score was 12 to 0. Page 27 B. H. S. TIIE BBECKONIAN 1929 Then came the battle with the giants from down the river, Moorhe-ad. They haven't been beaten in the last three years of football competition and it doesn't look like they will be beaten very soon either. The Cowboys, however, gave them the best competition they had all season with the exception of their Fargo game. Moor- head scored in the first two minutes of play, but from th-at time until the end of the half Moorhead was unable to gain much ground on the fighting Cowboys, while Breckenridge took their turn at gaining ground and brought the ball to the nine yard line once and fumbled. The game was played hard because three Moorhead men were carried off the field while the eleven smaller Cowboys were all going strong at the end of the game without a substitution. The score was 26 to O in Moorhead's favor. The first clash with the Wops from Wahpeton was a characteristic Breck- Wop game with both teams fighting desperately for the advantage. Breckenridge scored first on a brilliant march down the fie-ld which terminated in a short over the line pass from Norton to Waite for the counter. Davis kicked goal. In the final minutes of play the Wops scored on a shoe-string pass which caught the Cow- boys napping. The try for point after the touchdown was broken up by the Min- nesotans and the victory was ours by a 7 to 6 count. We next journeyed to Wheaton for the second game of the season with this team. The Cowboys were off color in this game, as is evidenced by the fact that we had no difficulty in beating them the first time. Neither side scored until the last part of the fourth quarter when Wheaton blocked one of our punts which rolled back of the end zone to a safety and the gong ended in favor of Wheaton by a 2 to 0 score. On Friday, November 2, Benson, of statewide fame as a football winner, was played by the Cowboys for the first time in B. H. S. history. Little hope was held out for the victory for us, but the battling Cowboys gave them plenty to think about when they got started. Benson took the ball down the field for a nice con- sistent gain during the first quarter, only to be stone walled on 'the one yard line where Breck. kicked out of danger. In the second quarter the Cowboys made the greatest offensive march of the season when they took the ball on their own 8 yard line and in a series of line smashes, end runs, and forward passes they took the ball down the field for a touchdown-a march of 92 yards without being halted. In the second half the quarter size of the Benson team started to tell and they scored two touchd-owns to bring the count 12 to 6 in their favor. Those boys knew they had been in a football game. The final game of the season was the annual Armistice day game with Wahpeton. The day was nice and a record crowd was out to witness Wops attempt at vengence for the deafeat the Cowboys had administered earlier in the season. Wahpetron showed great offensive ability in the first half and succeeded in .scoring a safety which gave them a 2 to 0 advantage in the first half. In the second half the Cowboys started finding themselves and advanced the ball down the field to within scoring distance where on a terrific off tackle drive Flynn took it over for a touch- down. The try for extra poifnt was missed, leaving the score at 'the end of the game 6 to 2 in favor of the Breckenridge Cowboys, The season was a very successful one, especially considering the shortage of ma- teriat which handicapped us all through the season. We won 6 out of 9 games and outscored our opponents by a 74 to 54 count. The following players won letters in football the past season-John Waite, Dwight Norton, Tom Flynn, Joseph Vertin, Norman Nelson, Kenneth Jones, Robert Wentworth, Hill Elwin, Donald Gore, Dean Johnson, Loran Cook, Leon Davis. lxllgtl ZS B. II. S. THE BRIECKONIAN 1929 PETER BOLKAN, Coach Is ll gflldllllfl' of flu' '23 class of llu' lVr11'Uc1'si1'y of North Dczlcolu. N FOOTBALL he worked under the supervision of Knute E. Rockne of Notre Dame Dutch Bergman of the University of Minnesota, and Patsy Clark of the But- ler University. In basket ball he worked under the supervision of Dr. W. E, Meanwell of the University of Wisconsin, Dave McMillan of the University of Min- nesota, and Francis Stadsvold of the Unifversity of West Virginia. After leaving the University Mr. Baikon accepted the postion of Athletic Coach for the High School of Rawlins, Wyoming. Heretofore there had been no football team in the Rawlin's school, but under the supervision of Coach Bolkan and the splendid cooperation of the team they were able to take 5 out of 7 games. In bas- ket ball the team won 23 out of 27 games, were District Champions and were in thc Semi-finals for the State Championship. Coach Bolkan became a member of our faculty in 1925, in which year tho foot- ball team won 5 out of 7 games, and the basketball team won 16 out of 20 game-s, also the District Championship. The season of 1926 and 1927 the basketball team succeeded in scoring 18 out of 21 games. In 1927 and 1928, 5 out of 8 games were won in football, and 12 out of 16 games were won in basketball. In 1928 and 1929 we won 6 out of 9 games, and in basketball we broke even by winning 9 games and losing 9 games. The total number of games in basketball that were won in the four years- were 78 out of 102 contests and in football there were 41 games played. Out of that num- ber we won 26, lost 12, and tied 3 games. The student body of B. H. S. and especially the class of '29 wish to extend their gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Bolkan for his excellent work in athletics at our Cowboy School. 1-'afrv 29 0lll B. H. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 l l Page 30 HAROLD SIEVVARDSEN was a new comer on thc- team, play- ing his first game at Hillsboro in January. Haddie learned rapidly and fitted into the teamwork in fine shape. He is aggressive and fast and will be a very valuable man on next ye3.l S quint. HII,I. EIAVIN was our utility man playing: his first year, He could shoot, pass and hold his man down. These abilities gave him first place on reserve. Bois WI-:N'1'wrm'rH fighting running' guard, was a sensation, especially on his home floor. His uncanny ability to land a beautiful field goal from the micldle of the floor in the last minutes of play in a tight pinch, more than once sent the crowd into frenzies of rapture. l!0h's illness at the time of the tournament was 21 severe blow to the team. JOHN VVAITE held down a forward berth and wus next highest scorer to Flynn. John did most of the ball handling, and was the fastest floor man on the team. He was a. tremendously val- uable man. I THF BRECRONIAN 1929 s6Bl7D,, NORTON was our back guard and played a very cool and consistent game on defense and was no small threat as an offensive scorer. Bud handled the ball especially well and could shoot when called upon do do so. His position will be hard to fill next year. TOM F LYNN eaptainetl the 1928-29 Cowboy team and was a rn-al leader. lit- was the mainstay of the team throughout thc season and is un- doubtedly the best center in the district. He will be with us next season. GORDON PETERSON a former Pingree, N. Dali., man, played guard and forward for us this year. Klondike is very fast and good on defense. VVS' are glad to say that he will he back next year. Page 31 B. Il. S. Tllli BRICCKUNIAN 1929 on Basket Ball 1928-Z9 HE season of 1928-29 was started with the loss of 4 first string letternien from last year's team, namely Del. Zehren, Howard Wilson, Elroy Schwankl, and Leo Alzheimer. This necessitated building up a lot of new material. The seasons record was perhaps less impressive than any season the Cowboys have had under Coach Bolkan's regime, which is the last four years. The record is not at all bad, in fact it is just exacty average, 9 game-s won and 9 lost. The 'team had more than its share of hard luck this year on account of sickness. In the Hillsboro game we were forced to play without our high point man, Flynn, and consequently lost the game by one point. In the second Wahpeton game Flynn and Wentworth both were under a physician's care and weren't themselves at alF,and consequently we lost by 3 points. At the tournament wc lost NVcntworth by illness, and Waite just got out of bed after a week's illness to play the game. Had we not been crippled these games very likely would have come out differently. At that we outscored our opponents 360 'to 381. Right here we want to give recognition to and express appreciation of those who came out for practice regularly and gave the first team opposition, which is so necessary in the building of a basket ball or football team. They are the unsung heroes of athletics. The following played in one or more games: Hill Elwin, Harvey Burke, and Donald Gore. The following did not play on the first team but were faithful in practice: Edwin Hoverman, Kenneth Jones, Arthur Leonhardt, Dean Johnson, Russel Beeson, Bernard Johnson, Leonhard Radeke, Delbert Manikowski, Norman Nelson, and Loran Cook. The individual scoring for the season was as follows: Tom Flynn .................... 152 Harold Siewardsen .. 34 John Waite ..... . . .101 Bud Norton ........ . . 29 Bob Wentworth . . . . . . 40 Gordon Peterson . . . . 25 l'2l3L'l' 32 li. Il. S. Tllli BRECKUNI XY 1990 1... i l Glee Club llli lil,lCl'I CI.l'li ol' 1928-29 was 0l'gillllZ0ll umlvi' llic SlllH'l'YlSlUll of Miss Lzirson. ll luis imulc an few public illlIll'1ll'1lllL'l'S. Miss I..ill'S0ll :incl ilu' girls arc now working on lliv Upvrcllzi. Miss 1 5 Czu'llllu-rs ll0turn.' 'l'li0 cusl is :is follows: Mics. .luxi-Ls, .llulrnn A,l,---.l,, ,,,,,,l , - ,. l.,. lVl.Xlll0N liiiuziixicn MARY, .lluifl nf ull ivnrlc, in l'I'l!lI'1lf Tllllfffl fllIl'IIllIl'l'S ,-,.Xlilc1ic Ni-:i,suN ANN, zlll ,1lr'll'1'sx l,,,l,....l,,.,,,,,l. ,..,,lv,l,,.,.., l Joins XV.xi'l'lc llliNlKlI'I'I I'.X, Sliulying Imirv' unfl piruzu -, lVlliRl,IN, All ,-l1'lr1'ss ,..,,l,,.,.,,,., l'.x'l l'Y, Slzlflyilzg Vain' -,--- li,xi'ii,xif:lix, Sludyilzg Pllflllllllfj -- liosi-3, Sluflying Puilzlilig ..l,v - l'lI.l.l'lN, Sllldljllllg Ijflllllllllll' Ar! -- Sxiuii, Sllulying 1,l'lllllf!fll' Ar! -- M.xm1l'i-:iiI'l'i-1. Sluflying Ijflllfllllfj -l Ci,.ui,x, Slllflyilzy lJr1l1f'i11y -- ,, lSiunur:'i', final: l.ll.,.,l,,.,l, lllfisimmioxx, Mrs. JUIIVS, Nirwf' -- , . Alilll'I'l'l1llliN llic.xnl.m' A - - lVl.XlHi.Xlll'I'I' Kim nl-:ii - , , A -Duim'rm' Illxm' lll'1liNllili Siiawixnnsi-:N l ll l - , , , -luis Ui.soN - , -.Iosi-:vii ix:-1 Mxrz W l ,l'Inl'i'il 'lll'IiNQl'lS'l' l - ,Nlxmii Axiiim . . ,I.i-.umm bmi 1-i',Ns - l ll l l l lm-:Nic Lum: - , lM.xn.ioiiir: lll'liS'l' I':ip,n- SLI IS. ll. S. TlIE BRECKONIAN 1929 The Declamatory Contest HE lJeclamatory Contest came off with a bang on Thursday, February 21. There were ten taking part this year in a hard fought contest. Everyone did very well, thanks to the patient eoa-ching of Mr. tiilhertson. The winners in each division were Rodger Zinuuermann. tllunior- ousj who gave Biff Perkins' Toboggon Slidef' Fern VVaite, tllramaticj Pro I'atria, and Evan Davies, tflraloricall who gave Rebirth of The True American Spirit. These three represented our school at Fergus Falls. There Evan won first place and Fern and Rodger got second places. Evan also represented us at VVadena. This is the first time a boy from Brecken- ridge high school has won a subdistrict contest. f Fern XVaite. Senior Girrs Club IIE Senior Girls Club of 1928 and 1929 was organized by the class of '28, The following officers were elected: l,ltESllll-1N'I' E1 ,IZAliE'l'll Srorzisi-: Sicmzizumnv - Amcis Nr:i.soN 'llHl'fASl'ltl'IR 1.l'c1ii.1.i-: St1llI.0'l l'E It has had niany good times throughout the year including picnics and candy sales. lt also sponsored a Christmas Party for the high school. The club is under helpful supervision of Miss Tilton. l'a::e 34 kv . 5 B. H. S. Tllli BRICCKONIANH' A 1 fl 1929 'l'lCAlVI Rodger Zimmermann, Stella McCl1esney, E len Pet- erson, Miss Hanson, coach, and Lucille Spaulding. Debate MISS IIANSON, lfoufli Question:-Resolved, that the United States sh0u'd cease to protect by armed force capital invested in foreign lands until after a formal declaration of war. Decision of Judges: Wheaton ...,... .... 2 Breckenridge, Aff. ....., 1 Browns Valley ...... 2 Breckenridge, Neg. ...... 1 Campbeil .......,.... 2 Breckenridge, Aff. ...... 1 EBATE is one of the best of our school activities for the development of cit- izenship. Few attainments are more valuable than the ability to think clearly and then express these thoughts in a convincing manner. Ideas are really valu- abie only when they can be expressed. Debating requires a clear head, sound judg- ment, and self-confidenceg it should therefore receive much greater interest and loyal support since these are the qualities which are essential to the effective par- ticipation in any of the activities of a citizen in a democracy. Paige 35 li. ll. S. TIIE HRECKONIAN 1929 Ye Merry Commercial Students T the beginning of the school term in 1928 Miss Johnson suggested in thei Commercial classes that we organize a Commercial Club. The suggestion was taken up and at a meeting the club was organized. The following officers were elected: Elizabeth Stoebe .. ......... President Helen Nordick .... ...Vice President James Adams . . . ....................... Secretary Hill Elwin .................................... Treasurer The programs which were included in the meetings were organized by members of the club appointed by Miss Johnson. The monthly meetings were very interest- ing, very he-lpful in the Commercial work of Miss Johnson's classes and we hope that the commercial members will continue with this club next year. The Letterman's Ball The basketball and football lettermen of the high school were hosts to a very cleverly arranged ball held at the city hall on Friday, May 4, 1928. The decorations were very representative of a flower garden. The ball was one of the first of its kind in this city and 'it has been made an annual affair. The programs were also very cleverly arranged, Miss William's Orchestra be- ing engaged. After the program dances had been completed which was around midnight, a delicious lunch was served in the community rooms by the mothers. After lunch everyone went back up stairs where dancing was again continued until about one-thirty when everyone departed after spending a very delightful evening. unior-Senior Banquet The Seniors of 1928 were the guests of the Junior Class on April 28, 1928. The dining room of the Stratford Hotel was converted into an ocean vessel by unique and fascinating water sketches. The memorable eve-ning began at seven-thirty with a banquet. Rose Cikanek and Marcella Redlinger as head seamen led their crew of sailors without mishap through the dangerous fjords of waiting on table, After a delicious three course dinner the toasts began. Dorothy Hart, as toast- mistress, called upon the following: ' Farewell .............................. Dwight Norton Embarking .. .... Leo Alzheimer, Senior President Seasickness . ....... Mirss Sture, Senior Advisor Deep Seas .... Miss Stewart, Junior Advisor Storms ....... ........ M r. Killie, First Mate Reaching Port .................. Mr. Gilbertson, Captain Miss Lucille William's orchestra furnished music for dancing immediately follow- ing the program. The Seniors enjoyed the banquet and prom a great. delal and will always feel it was one of the landmarks of their social activities in High School. Pafsge 313 13. Il. S. Tllli BBECKONIAN 1929 Tllli JUNIOR CLASS PLAY XV11en A Fellow Needs A Friend City lI:1ll A111lito1'i11111 1 r1'1111y 1flN'llI'Ilg, .1lII1lIflI'1j 13111, 1928 C111'tz1i11 ut 8:00 o'cl0ck Tllli CAST TOM IJ1-INKIQ11, All Arlisl ---- - Dwight N111't011 B011 MlI.l.S, A J111g11:1'111' AVl'I'1l'l' - - - - lilizzlln-tl1 Slovhm- Mus. 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IHSSIH SIENVEIIIJSUN I':1g1- I Mu. lI.xmuN1a'mN Mus. ll.x1m1Nu'l'oN Glufzlc Il.xlmlNm'oN l'Ax'l'1uc:Ax lIAxlmINu'l'oN l5lI.1,Y C.Xl,lJXVlil.l. 'Foxx' ANIHCIKSON S.xml5 l3l'c1li.xN.xN Wlwlkllf' Bl'S'l'Y - Page S H. Il. S. 'l'lllC ISRICCIQUNI XX 1979 SENIOR CLASS PLAX The Patsy Hl'l'k'k0lll'lilQl' Cllv Hull 1 I'I'l1ll!1, May Ill, 1929 'I'I IIC CAST - Thu. ICISVIN Sll1:Ll,.x NliIClll'ISN l'X l,ORU'I'llY ll.xn'l x V I',I.ILXl3i'I'l'll S'l'0l,l.l Ill-:AN .lolmsux - l'nlf:N'l'l11lf: H1111 A111112 Nl'II,SlDN Hilfl' 1xl.XNlKONVSKl IS. ll. S. Tllli BRECKONIAN 1929 Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot HE BRECKENRIDGE High School Alumni! What pride we all take in belong- ing to this organization! And why not? Do we not boast of being the only active association of this kind for a number of miles around? All through school we look forward to being one of the alums , just as you Seniors of 1929 are looking forward to itg and there are plenty of good reasons why you should, too. When you are graduated from high school, many of you will be separted. In fact, most of you. Some will go away to college, others to work in different cities, and some will remain in the old home town. After being separated from the gang for many months, and in many cases years, won't it be a great pleasure to come to an Alumni Ge't- To-Gether and renew your acquaintances with a Do you remember when and such '? Indeed it will. Charles Holmgren was our first alumnus and was graduated in 1903, From that year the membership in the alumni association has been steadily growing, and we hope that the members of the future will be as loyal as those of the past. A spring banquet has been held for the past several years in honor of the class graduating at which time they become members of the Alumni. Dancing and cards usually follow the banquet. For the last four or five years it has been customary to have a Home-Coming party on December 26. At this time a large number of the members are usually home for the holidays and everyone greatly enjoys these Get-To-Ge1.her parties. These entertainments are made possible by raising money in various ways, such as, benefit shows and dances, food sales, etc., together with the annual dues of 51.00 per member. Plans are being made at the time of writing for the usual spring banquet which will undoubtedly take place some time in May. We hope that every Senior will be there and in that way designate that they are going to start out right by being pres- cnt. We welcome you to our organization and are glad that you will soon be one of us as we know that you will do your utmost to keep the B. H, S. Alumni alive. -Laurel Heathcote, '24, Page 310 li. II. S. Tllli BRHCKUNIAN 1929 ANn1f:nsoN, ADI-II,INl'f ISIQIQSUN, Mxms l3l'Rli0NVS, I,.xl'1m Hrrs, lfmlzl-:N41lf: f,l.liNIONS, l'nxl,l.ls l,lNlll'Ili, l'l.olu4:Nc11a l l.l-3M1Nu, M.xuuAxlu-3 l l.os'l',xn, Mxlm-1 llxlmlcx, lim' llol,1-zctlcli, MINNH-1 lluvlsmlhxx, ALIAN A11 1 I I-11 M mx, L1-30 lil-31-:soN, Mlclm-3 lilclua, Cl1.xnl.r:s Iiolull, I..xV1l.l,,x limmp M1-:MON HROXVN, M.xm:r:l.1.l' I ng.1'D flu HIC folloiving are nzunvs oi' the Alumni Illl'IlllJl'l'S sincv lllc pub- lishing of the 1927 annual: Class of 1927 lll'liNl-Illliklililk, LIl.l.I.xN Hl'IiNliI4HlililiR, Rosle .loNlf:s, G1f:n'l'm'1ns KIIISCIINHH, lCl'ur:Nl-: lionslr, Iluun' Iioslclc, II1a1,14:N I,1eoNl1.um'l', MARIE L0'I'Zl'Ill, L11,1.1.xN Ml'1cNz1c1:, .IlxxNl'1ix 0'I,lf:.xm', Llioxxlm Iluuuc, Gun, Class of 1928 CIIliS'l'Nl'IY, Gnomzrt l 15uul'soN, ETH!-31. .louNsoN, lfmxczlas .lonul-:Ns0N, Rosle LA M 1:1-:mg FHRN Mxusll, Ilmm' Hr:m.lNcsl-1R, ANNA Rur:1uf:Nu,xl'sr:n, Fnam R0'l'llXVl'Il.l,, Mn.l,,xRn Sull,xr:1fr:n, Rosle SlIllAIil l'IH, Rntx Sllml,1f:Y, Gl,Axm's Sl.u:u'rlf:n, Gl,A1n's Sl' M M lsm'11,1.1-1, Vmczl-:N'r XV.x1,'l'13ns, 1 n,xN::r:s VVl+:l:l-ZH, Mxm' XVlll'l'li, Al.laxN.x 0m:l 1 l', Hu Plliliffli, Lois Sczlml-:nfl-311, Gusr: Sm:v1,r:n, M.xn.m1m-1 SYKORA, Aufzlc YV li N1' wom' ll , Nfx'l'll.xl.l.x AVILSON, Ilowxun IE. ll. S. 'l'IlIC ISRICCKONIAN 1929 uaint Sayings 'l'wo faees were elose together, the man's grim, tense: the other faee was small and wlute, with two slender hands pressed tightly against il. lt was those frail hands that I'1V0l'tCtI the man's horrified gaze. Ilis stare was hopeless, tragic: for that other face was the faee of his watch, and those little hands told him that he had missed the last train home. .lust a song in spring time XVhen the marks are low, XVhen tl1e dreaded zeroes Daily eome and go, Though the head be weary, Sad the elass and long, Still for us in springtime, Rings the welcome UI gong. llarvey li.: IIalt! XVho goes there '. ' 'l'eaeher: A teacher with two friends. llarvey: XYhat! A teaeher with two friends? Enter! Miss Sture: I thought you took .Iunior English last year. 'IQUIII F.: I did, but the faculty eneored me. IN ALGICISHA If X equals your girl And y equals you, Then x plus y equals A good time in view. Iilushes may eome and blushes may go, but freckles go on forever. Student: XVhat are you thinking about? 'l'eaeher: I'm thinking about my youth. Student: I thought you had a faraway look in your eyes. 99 Shopper: I am looking for a graduation present for a Senior. Ile doesn'l smoke, drink, go out nights, nor play cards. I ean't think of a thing. Clerk: Is he fond of faney work? lfith: Are late hours good for one? HJ: No, but they are all right for two. In Spring a young man's fancy turns to what the women have been thinking about all winter. Ile: My girl left me without any reason. She: NYell, in that ease she left you as she found you. Donald G.: I bet I ean make a worse faee than you eau. Dean J.: You ought to be able to. Look at the one you have to start with. I'ag,g't- -tl li. II. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1929 Q, 2 ' ifve vvx V? 'S- .l C,-YYICL-' x 3. BOE? Helm Page 42 ummm 'HKI HE IB. ll. S. 'l'llIC ISHICCIQONIAN 1929 Can'l study in the t'awl, tlatla play footbawl. tIan't study in the winter. Gotta play basketbawl. tlanit study in the spring, Gotta play basebawl. Can't study in the summer, Gotta play kittenbawl. Can't study any other time, Gotta girl. A boy, a book, A lass, a look, Books neglected, Flunk expected. Dolores F.: The man I marry must be a hero. Lillian F.: lle'll have to be. Miss Sture: 'l'omorrow we will take the life ol' Poe, come prepared. A lnan married a widow by the name of Elizabeth. She has three httle daughters. NVhat does he get? A seeond-hand Lizzie and three runahouts. Party that lost purse containing twenty dollars need worrv no longer lt has been found. llello, old man, where have you been? .lust got baek from a camping trip. Roughmg it, heh? You bet. XVhy, one day our portable dynamo went on the bum and we had no hot water, heat, electric lights, iee or radio for two hours. Sloan: Did vou ever lneet a fellow down there with one le F ' 99 Y 5 blanders? Doan tl'onderingJ: XYhat was the name oi' the other leg? almost named Q9 ll was a sour lnorning after. Ile raised on one elbow and gazed with disgust at the Angora walking aeross the room. In desperation he moaned, Cal, for l'ete's sake, quit stamping your feet. I ss V Ile gazed at her from head to foot: What beautiful proportions, what shapely legsf She's a beauty, I, ean't get along witho And another good eow had changed hands. A little iron, a cunning curl, A box ol' powder, a pretty girl, A little rains away she goesg A homely girl and freekled nose. Dolores tln restaurantbz I want some .31llti. NVaitress: XYhat's that? Dolores: XVhy pie. ut hex. -Q Page 43 B H S THE BRECKONIAN 1929 ed 11 VT .Sf W E TWO , f 'I f - 'f u , ' Q. A.. N .. Ml 1 ' X -xfbl-K , gf ', Q ya 4 iff 9 1' .. .A 4' J ,L LM 'IA K i? K ' f M W L f , :S 1 i.W ik ,M J ef g V me 1 C, .Q S , . B L N , 'Z THSNG ' Q V 5 me t ,rom Axim 565 RI UE' IS. ll. S. Tllli BRECKONIAN Break, Break, Break, Un thy cold gray stones, 0 sea, You could break ami break forever And not be as broke as me, Don Gore. Did u by F 8 Posscss a D 8 And there I3 L 8 And Make her VV 8? Perhaps a I' L 8 Or paper VV 8 Pursued ure way Beyond the G X! Betsey Giddings says: I love its gentle warble I love its rapid flow I love to wind my tongue up I love to hear it go. Sophomore girl to freslnnan girl: And what will dear, when you are as big as the Seniors '? Freshie: Diet, Kenneth Jones says: After the game is over After the field is etear Straighten my nose and shoulder And help me to find my ear. I rose with great alacrity 'l'o offer her my seat, 'I was a question whether he or I Should stand upon lny feet. QITICSTIONS VVhere can a man buy a cap for his knee, Ur a key for a lock of his hair, Can his eyes be an aeademy Because there are pupils there? In the crown of his head what gelns are set, XVho travels the bridge of his nose, Can he use when he shingles the roof of his mouth, The nails on the end of his toes VVhat does he raise from a slip of his tongue. VVho plays the drum of his ears, And who can tell the cult and style Ut' the coat his stomach wears? Can the crook of his elbow be sent to jail, And if so what did it do, Ilow does he sharpen his shoulder blades, I'll be hanged if I know, do you? 1929 1 do. my Page 4 . rw 1 1 r H. S. llilu BRRCKONIAN 1929 , 6? 7 ',-. f: , N- - ' QS f '- E 4 x Q : ,.a . gm ii 8 sf 5 mm k 5 Z 'S W wa ff L i 'X if Q . f ,, aff: 7 K 1 li . K 1 f- I ' ff ,. V l f L , J g 'H 1 ..,...,,. KA4 ............-F---------- ---' 46 li. ll. S. Tllli IIRICCKONIAN 1929 l'rot'essor: XVhat's your dift'iculty? Pupil: I'm trying to prove that more women get married than men. Mr. liolkan: NVhen is a joke not a joke? Ilill: l'sually.', .lohnz I've heen studying my Physics for tomorrow. Bud: XVhat's it about?', .lolm: I dunno. The author hates dreadfully to tell. Busted again! said the automobile as il ran over the hroken bottle. I can truthfully say you are not two-faced. How do you know! I am sure you would wear the other one it' you were. ' - .ss llow do you know there has been a picnic here? I see hy the papers. Anxious Mother: And is my boy really trying? Tired 'l'eacher: Very. .Iunior Partner tto pretty stenographerl: Are you doing anything on Sunday evening, Miss Dale? Steno. thopefullyb: No, not a thing. Then try to he at the office earlier on Monday morning, will you? Ile makes piles ot' money, yet he 'With the weathy does not rankg lle make piles and piles of moneyn Ilc's the teller in the hank. Beloved l'm Broken llearted, Because I Can't tiive You Anything liut Love, lint, Lets lie Merry and Build a Bungalow ol' Dreams, l'd lie King for a Day, Doin' the Raccoon VVith 'l'he Girl of My Dreams, VVith a Hainhow Round My Shoulders, And I Faw Down and Go lioom, VVho XVouldn't lie lilac, I'm Sorry Sally. Lets Go to the NVeary River and Kiss and Make l'p. FRl'I'l'FLfL SLANG A peach had a date with a prune and she gave him a lennoni and he went plum crazy. Miss Sture: Do you know I'oe's 'Ravt-n ? Tuhby: No, what's the matter with him? Miss Sture: Clo Norman N. sitting idly in class! Norman, why are you not writing? Norman: I ain't got no pen. Miss Sture: VVhere's your grammar? Norman: She's dead. l'ap.g1- -IT B. ll. S. Tllli BRECKONIAN 1922! OUR RADIO Vacuum Tube James Adams. 'l'unerfMr. llolkan. Loose CouplerfeAlice and Norman. lloneycomb tllow Sweetje Lillian Finlayson. Static Rodger Zimmermann. InterfereneefeRose Cikanek. DetectorfMiss Sture. AmplifierfMary Donahue. l'cm'e1'e'elltltl Norton. Magnovox Y S Dorothy Stumpf. Magnet Dolores Finlayson. XVaveh-Kenneth .lones. Battery kPat Rice. Critical Point Stella Mctlhesney. Ilroundfeetleorge Iiorbel. Dear liditor: I am fourteen years old with blue eyes and weigh lltt pounds. without my shoes and stockings. Am very beautiful. I help papa do the chores. I anl deeply in love with a man twenty-one years older. Yesterday he said to me. Hand me that monkey wrench before I crown you. Do you think he loves me 'F I wouldt love to be crowned by him. Ile is the hired man. Anxiously. PEG CONNISILY. Dear Peg: You may wear all shades of mauve, umber, ochre, and soccer. No harm is done if you carry a nosegat of early .lune peas in the left hand. You lnay not be beautiful but you're right in stile. Yo1Tr love affair is perplexing. Either you are too young for him oi he is too old for youel can't decide which. Ask Mother. she always knows best. If ever again he speaks to you like that, a good retort is, VVhere do you want it? Iiditor. P. S. Send for my hook of apt retorts. I'se a llathlubw -.Never break your bread or roll in your soup. Didja hear what happened to .lolm No, what happened to him 'lle swallowed a dictionary, and nobody can get a word out ot' him. .yy .pn St. Peter: You say you wrote jokes for a school paper? I.. I. S.: Yes, St. Peterf' . St. Peter: Step on the elevator, please. L. I. S.: XVhen does it go up ? St. Peter: It doesn't go up, it goes down.', XVhen ice cream grows on maccaroni trees, XVhen Saharals sands are muddy, And dogs and cats wear overshoes, 'l'hat's the time I like to study. Page -tS B. H. S. lllh BRIul,IxUNl XN lb J Autographs 'D v If : ., .H , ' 14 . - gf R , , . , . . ' .EQ H MWQLWI MW utah 11 , Wfghfww 'M fqwnjcj m Fifa.: f, I ' ,' ' I I fu, J 4 f 1 I wt? 1 X 0 f' -.-. ' Q4 .. . . f 4!.'.44'l1l4..L f' -A..4' , , , ,I , f I Q I . 2142577 I I ll S lllli ISHICIIKUNI 'P' Autographs Tllli ISRIQCKUNIAN 1929 H. ll. .a. Autographs Jzigm, Q Zfwv WM ' . kj cffbifd '- .c4 1,Lj .LA 170 mfffffx A442 , A if ffcf -fav fffi 4 ,f1 f Z ,,.fffd44flk 0 O1 -11 4-14 11? ff!!! f7f7'1'f'fl A225 f X4 144-42f4ff1'7-14 ff!! ,Ziffl 7712 A 'Y 47 f7, A - f++,4 f4 4ff' ,?lQ4'J1f,4 yff:ZzAQiQ ,., 41-A-Q! ,Qyb-fZQ H 1, .ff-avg! 'I M 47144-fff K! ig-C4 J L 1 4 .6 TMC, .Akflij Efpff, X 4 4'Ce.f -1114 gf fffif 19,15 Ifgiqkff ff ff 1f1,! . A4 7,4 Z'fU,71f11!,2 4.f,f,f ,ojfyj ffji'-1 ffftbw f'1fAff..,,f 'jf ffdlf 4714! ,g44,j4, ,l4A.4,a An Appreciation li XVISII to thunk thc bnsincss invn of liI'0L'liL'llI'lilgC and vlsc- wlicrv who have givcn ns finan- cial support for tlu- making ot' this Annual. 'l'o thc linckbcc lVlczn's Co. of St. Paul wc owe thc cxccllvnt cuts. To tllc Vzlllcy Printing Company of lireckvnriclgc and more particularly its l'Clll'L'S0lllZlllV0 Cliurlvs ll. Nlillvr, wc' are inclcbtcd not only for thc- fini- printing but also for u host of vulnzxblv suggestions. T110 splcn- :liil work on tho pliotogrnplis was clonc by Mr. .l. A. .lolinson of tho Johnson Stnclio. VVor4ls cannot vxprcss our zxppiwcizi- tion to Mr. tiilbvrlson, and Miss Hanson, lucnlty zulvisors, who llzivv llclpi-cl ns gm-ally. NVQ' wish to cull utlvntion to tllc zul- vvrtiscrs who clcsorvc your worthy con- sideration. Pali-onizc tllClll. lt ll S Tllli ISRICCKUNIAN 1990 li ll S. THE BRICCKONIAN 1191 f I 'fr ,N ' 'f '--..,, fi s f x' V--Q V N - , we an 4 I in Q ge 'N A ,,,- , 4 ,' 1 We pay two kinds of interest---personal and four per ce t Capital and Surplus 570,000.00 Farmers E? Merchants State Bank Breckenridge, Minnesota We Specialize In Complete Building Service and invite you to join our family of SATISFIED FUEL PATRONS Lampert Lumber Company Geo. O. Bilden, Manager Phone No. 29 II S. TIIE BREC KONIAN 1920 Compliments of Twin City Creamery A. M. XVING Prop. HoIicky's Drug Store GEO. J. HOLICKY. Prop. TOILET GOODS TODACCOAAACIGARS MAGAZINES KODAK FILMS MillIllI,ZlCIllI'0l' of CANDY SCHOOL SUPPI.IES. Butter and Ice Cream PHONE 74 B Ck0 ig'h' Mimwsotu BI't'Ck0lII'IlIQ'C, Minm-sotzl J. C. PENNEY CQ VVAHPETON, -:- -:- NO. DAR. THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD OUR BUYING RESOURCES ARE YOUR ECONOMIES I 4 I5 ll. S. 'l'Illi BRICCKONIAN 1920 SAY IT WITH FLGWERS For the gramlualion I'0lll0Ill- hrancv llu-rv is nothing inure appropriate than sonic of our licauliful Roses or a Corsagv liouquvl. WE. GROW OUR OWN Call and lvl us help you to select. W altpeton Floral Co. N. XV. Phone 266-.l Xv2lllIll'i0ll, Norlll Ilakola .qi I NIE, liifi 2 i I R- li' Y We ,ll I ll Q3 5 E ' wh FURNITURE for EVERY HOME Make Your Home Beautiful and Interesting VERTIN FURNITURE CO. Furniture and Undertaking Breckenridge, Minn. Wahpeton, N. D, BRECKENRIDGE TELEPHONE CO. lirm-cke1n'iclgc, Minn. Local and Long Distance Calls, including all Rural connect- ing lines. l10l'lS Gliw.xl.'l', I'l'1's1'r1f'nf C. I.. lil-INHSII, View I'1'r's1'c11'nl- li. XV. lil'lKll0NVS, Tl'l'1lSIIl'l'I' E. J. GVNN, S1'r'rrf1a1'y E. ll. ELWIN, Aflurmfy H. Y. Al'M.xNN, illllllllgrul' Whippet Willis Knight Atwater Kent Radio 24 Hour Service Mmlwrn Szfrvivz' wilh lllorlvrn lfllllllfllllfllf Whippet-Knight Sales Co. WAHPETON, NO. DAK. I x-. H. II. S. THE BRECKONIAN 1993 SANDERS E6 THULEN Frffsli and Sul! MEATS The FIRST NATIONAL BANK lirockenridgc, Minnosolu TIM Bruzlr iivlifll flu' CIm'lc Buyers of GENERAL BANKING LIVESTOCK 8: POULTRY Phone 25 l3i'm-i-lu-iii'iclge, Minnvsoln Established 1885 Eiectrik-Maid The Bake Shop D. M. NORTON, Proprietor Taste the Difference Tlllilllflillfl Abou! A Puffy? Lck ns furnish you with thc fixings. Sherbets, Ice Creams, Pastries, Confectionery. Lvls ull boosl IgI'l'f'1x'f'IlI'l.l1gf' EAT WING'S ICE CREAM and N ORTON'S BREAD VJILKIN HOTEL With New Annex Best Sl'I'lIl'f'I' wffst of Ihr' Twin Cilfffs. Tfflvplzone in every room. Slffcun lwul, balh. Ifflllillfll I'0UlIl in l'UIlI1l'l'fI.0ll. New Soda Fountain l5i'eck0in'idgc, Minnesota 'l'lllC HRICCKONIAN 1090 Thr' fl'IA1'11l1SlII.1IS fo1'l111'rI ul srlmol slmuld In' nmrl.'f'1I by llw 1'.1'r-lzulzgw of Photographs The Rememberance Everlasting NNT nmkc llwm of lllc bcllvr sort. PHOTOGRAPHS LIVE FOREVER J. A . jo 11 n s 0 n Bl'l'L'kl'l1l'i4lg0, Minm-solar I3 II. S. THR BRE! IKUNIAN 19 29 BRAUN'S SUPER--SERVICE GAS Sc OIL, GRICASING, XVASIIING, FLUSIIING Tires und Tubes Acicilfzsscmllis MEMBER OF SERVICE Camp Nirvana Open May 15 to Scptclnbc-1' 15. Plmluf Rl'SI'I'IIllf1'0llS CLITHERALL, MINN. H. C. HOLTZE, Prop. IVE,RSON'S GROCERY Ferndell Canned Fruits TE SYS M and Vegetables Wahpeton, N. D. Brcckenridge. Minn. Axvonp Ifjnpl- U1 Any IJ,-fl-0 Phone 453 Phone 72 56 PHONES 57 NELSONS The Clothes Shop GLOBBGAZETTE s. A. NELSON, P1-Op. Phono No. 35 PRINTING Co. 1sRHc:1iHNR11mGH, MINN. WAHPETON, NO- DAK- DFY Cleaning, ReP8il'inS, PRINTERS, STATIONERS, , OFFICE OUTFITTERS Remoclellng SUITS, TOP COATS AND SCHOOL SFPPI IFS OVERCUATS AND to lI1I'llSlIl't --I ffS and prices 'IANI'l'I,R Sl'IDIDI1lI,:S g1ml'ul1lf'f'1I. l N I5 Il. S. 'l'llE BRECKONIAN 1923 WHEN IN Breckenridge MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT HART'S CAFE ll. l lllllH'l'lllH XY. I'. Ulu Il gl Men's, Womens :nul Children's Shoes Men's Clothing null Furnishings The Service Store WAHPETON, N. DAK. I'rif'es llml you will ll1J.lIl'l'l'l'lllf'. Casey's Grocery Mcllllwl' of lln' Imlep1'l1ll1'11l Gl'Uf'l'l'S rilll.tll1l'1' WE DELIVER PHONES 91 Peoples Garage For S1'l'Ul.l'1' qv ff v ,X X X1 Mev4 'S-. Y:h . ' . . , -Y ,g - IM I 'Gig .NA Studebaker and Chevrolet FIRE STONE TIRICS Phono 222 Wahpo-ton, North Dakota DON l' FORGET Christensen Beauty Shop All ready to take care of you in Beauty Work. REALISTIC PERMANENT WAVES leave your hair without fuss, kink or dried. REDUCING AND EXERCISOR DEPARTMENT Phone 123-W FINE SHOES HS0l'l'!'llj Girl For Young I.r1cl1'r's uflll1SlIlIIll'S For fllII.lfll'f'l1 NONE BETTER ANDERSON SHOESTORE I L li ll. S. Tllli HRECKONIAN 1921 Before you buy that dress or coat see the splendid assortment all Walzis Store BEAUTIFUL FORMAL DRESSES necolnpnnied by long sleeves which may he set in if desired. Spanish Silk L Ll e e il n d lleorgetles Combined 317.50 If It Comes From Bentley's Grocery IT IS GOOD 13 PHONES 9 lirecken ridge, Mi nnesotn Finlayson's Garage FORD PRODUCTS PHONE 28 lireekenridge, Minnesota B 6? B COFFEE SHOP Confectionery, Short Orders, lee Cream .lnxl llI'UlIl1lI llzf' l'0l'Ill'I' bclelc of 1sUf:1aH1f's DAKOTA MAID FLOUR GREAT HEART COAL For Range or Furnace Building Materials Paints Nortz Lumber Company PHONE 50 Our i'S'I'ABRITE, paint stays bright the FARMERS longest CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR co. Coal Wood W. E. Heathcote, Manager llll I3 Il. S. Tllli BRIECKONIAN N120 FOR GRADUATION TWIN CITY Tractors and Threshers VVnlclu-s, rings, nccklnccs lm-sllbzlgs, fountain pm-ns, Built to do the Work. X HMS 1ixP14:P.'1' mn n1+:v,x1n1Ncz Tim Gif! Tlml LusIs . Kubs-10141 Motor Co. J' P' Breckenridge, -:- Minnesota ma C f SHOPPE PAUL PARAMITHAS, Prop. DELICIOUS FOODS IN A Cheerful Atmosphere FERN ZIMMERMANN, Mgr. Ifllfjflll' 1,l'l'lI7llI1!'l1I U'r1111'ny PHONE 342 Breckenridge, Minn. OAKLAND 56 PONTIAC D. M. Finlayson 1fl'l'f'lr'l'lIl'fl1gI', Zufl1l1!'SU1fl TORGUSON ,FR UI T C O. U'lml1'suIr' 1 l'llI'fS lllll1fil'Uf'l'l'fI'S Quality Merchandise PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 321 Fishefs Cafe MEALS and LUNCHES SPLENDID ROOMS PHONE 380 I 1 IS llll BRINCIOYIXN ll D This Annual Is the workmanship of the VALLEY PRINTING ..1 CGMPANY Publishers of the Gazette- Telegram Covers Wilkin County Like 'A Blanket BRECKENRIDGE, MINN. Till: HOUSE OUR PRILNDb BUILT li. ll. S. Tllli ISRICCKONIAN 1924! BENESH fo' PIERCE. Dealers In E VER YTHING To Eat and Wear H. G. WYVELL ATTORNEY AT LAW Office Benesh QQ Pierce Block Breckenridge, -:- Minnesota DR. H. T. ZIMMERMANN DENTIST Benesh Sz Pierce Block Breckenridge, -:- Minnesota DR. E. W. RIMER Physician Sz Surgeon Breckenridge, -:- Minnesota DR. L. B. HODGSON DENTIST Special Attention to Dental X-Ray and Net:-ous Oxide Oxygen Gus Anaesthesia uality Cash Grocery R. W. NELSON. Prop. Qualify Gl'0l'1'l'l'f'S, I'll'lII.fS and Vl'yl'fllbII'S 205 Souil: Sth St. Phone 10 STRATFORD HOTEL F. A. MCALLISTER, Prop. Breckenridge, -:- Minnes Ita DR. H. H. 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