Bryant Junior High School - Junior Life Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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A Trip to a Reservation While we were on our vacation, my old schoolmate, Pat, and I decided to take a trip, Indian fashion, exploring the north country around Mille Lacs. We were dressed excellently for rambling through bushes and mud. As we neared the beginning of our trail, to our astonishment we saw a beautiful new large reservation on the water’s edge. We inquired concerning our path at the information bureau, only to be greeted by Heap Big Chief Ray Strate dressed in all the regalia of his office. After a little talk we secured two guides. Brave Bill Anderson was to show us the path and Frank Francisco, because of his strong muscle secured while exercising at Bryant, was to portage our canoe. We paid them well and gave an extra tip as they said they had to make their own living. Scrambling through the underbrush, bushes and thickets we thought of the wonderful gifts of Nature with her rolling hills, beautiful lakes, and bracing air. We glided over the water just as the sun was coming over the horizon. It was the ideal time for fishing. We saw Chief Catch-’Em Dan Knight and Carlton Mills fishing to secure food for their next meal. Somehow our canoe became entangled in some weeds, but two fair maidens came to our rescue. T hey were none other than Lois Eisenberg and Betsy Bullis. When we stepped ashore with them, they urged us to take a tramp with them through the woods. Just then a deer ventured down to the lake’s edge to drink. By the time we had reached our starting point, we were hungry and asked where we could get something to eat. We were informed that they had a b(x th where tourists were served. Who was the chef, do you suppose? None other than Chief Earl Larson. He wore over his Indian suit a clean, pressed apron and a headdress prepared by the laundresses Maxine Porter and Norma Trotter. His assistants were Wesley Hokanson, and Carl Magnuson. We ordered a hamburger sandwich but decided that they needed more skilled labor as our meat was only half-fried. In the afternoon a bow and arrow contest between five maidens and five braves was to be held. We wouldn’t have missed it for anything. The maidens were Amelia Nelson, Evelyn Anderson, Kathryn Swedenberg, Nancy Cole, and Katherine Underwood. Surely with these wonderful marksmen they ought easily to defeat the braves who were Kenyon Rasmussen, John Nyborg, Don Palmerstein, John Ryan, and Wesley Lindahl. It was a very close contest with the maidens coming out victorious for once over the braves. In the evening we were to be guests around a campfire. Here Chief Feather Head, Winn Brown, was to be in charge. Stanley Sonomore had a few too many wise-cracks and he had to be put out of the meeting. Then the ceremonial dance was to be performed. It was led by

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THE JINIO R L I I E 33 9A Faculty Name Indian Name Meaning Secret Pride Mr. Hardaker.......Nctab ............. Friend and Principal .. .Courteous Pupil Mr. Schimmele......Gakistiski ........Peacemaker............Program Cards Miss Goudie........Wakcshaka..........One Who Never Tires. .No Tardy Slips Mrs. Decker........Ulskasti ..........Fearless, Independent ..Few Absences Miss Peterson......Ahahohni ..........Careful. Solicitous ..Smile Miss Roskilly .....Ahsonzong..........Sunshine..............Good Citizen Miss McLaughlin ... Nilowoahia........Medicine Woman .......Ten Hours Sleep Miss Adler.........Wulisso ...........Good, Handsome .......Her Hair Miss Brunner ......Wichingen .........To Help Along ........Signing Passes Miss Farnum .......Minnehaha .........Laughing Water .......Her Math Book Mrs. Hallenbergkr . Wowachintanha ... Patience .............Bill Schmidt Mrs. Williams......Akutaniaki ........Good Leader ..........Programs Miss Snyder .......Wawingcs...........Skillful .............Color Harmony Miss Kitcher ......Awcogona ..........Nothing but Flowers... .Greenhouse Miss Gurtzweii.fr .. Akikhoka ........One Who Is Skillful. Miss Flynn ........Ahsutmahi .........Good Leader ....... Mrs. Angell .......Kayetschcah ...... .Sings in the Air.....Soft Tones Mr. Anderson.......Niscmahi ..........My Comrade ...........Denmark Mrs. Boylan .......Aysunli ...........Dance Leader..........Mr. Boylan Mr. Boylan ........Nishkinhalupa .....Eagle Eyed ...........Everyone Knows Miss Stevens.......Sinasta ...........Expert................Violin Miss Bi rceland....Ihikona ...........Industrious Worker ....Home Room Mrs. DeLeuw .......Sahagawca .........Bird Woman ...........Her Son Mrs. Donaldson .... Sotso.............Morning Star .........Her Puppets Miss Newell........Ganonkwcnon .......She is Alert .........“Ventures” Miss Anderson .....Galilhi............Gentle, Amiable ......Monaclc Miss Folsom........Wohsumoc ..........Bright, Shining ......Her Jokes Miss Small ........Chamtesuta.........Firm at Heart ........New Chcv. Mrs. Warner .......Waksapc............Wisdom ...............Rich Farmer Uncle Miss Johnston .....Yukpashahli .......Jolly ... ............Costume Designing Miss Rennie .......Noqctompatimniin . .We are Friends.......Derivative Charts Miss Frost.........Gatitla............They Run to Her.......Find It Yourself Miss Redmond.......Kowaunkamish . .. My Service to You ... .Her Posters Miss Forester .....F.nabandang .......Dreamer ..............Library Files ..Stylish Clothes .. Blue Ribbon Reveries After looking over the class picture I began to notice some startling things about some of my classmates. I wonder if you notice them, too. Why had I never noticed how much Betsy Bullis looks like Venus? Why didn’t Carlton Mills have a lollypop in his mouth to complete the picture? How did Loretta Monschau succeed in posing so well even though nobody said, “Now, look into the camera and smile”? Why doesn't Gladys Roskoft become an orator? Why did John Hayes look as though he would like to take a bite out of Lois Eisenberg? How do Frances Trafzer and Winn Brown manage to take such natural pictures? Why does Carl Magnuson look like anybody but himself? What will happen if Carl Benson doesn’t become a judge? Will Jean Schellenberger become a second Helen of Iroy?

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TIIE JUNIO R LIFE 35 Bradley Skeels and Violet Johnson. The maidens danced the dance that Mrs. Boylan had taught them. We roasted marshmallows and the medicine man, Earl Broms, closed the meeting. When we spoke of returning home, we were told that we might have an airplane piloted by Brave Boh Hillberg. With such a wonderful close to our adventure, though weary and somewhat sore, we could not but feel that we had had a wonderful, interesting trip. • • Analyze Yourself By spelling out your name with the following alphabet you will see yourself as others may or may not see you. A...............You like all Animals B...............You read many Books C...............You are very Conceited I)..............You are a very good Dancer E...............You are very Envious F...............You have many Friends G...............You are always chewing Gum H...............You like to play Hookey I...............You are very Industrious J...............You like to Joke K...............You are always Kidding L...............You are very Lazy M...............You will have much Money N...............You are very Noisy O...............You keep your things in Order P...............You are forever Primping Q...............You are always asking Questions R...............You are always Resting S...............You are somebody’s Sweetheart (whose?) T...............You have a bad Temper U...............You are very Untidy V ............Y'ou are very Vain W...............You will always Win (in arguing) X...............You will be an X-Ray operator Y .............You will be a great Yodeller Z..............Your next mark will be Zero Would the World End if 1. Gladys Wilson was tall? 2. Ada Olson wasn’t chewing gum? 3. Violet Johnson was seen without Bradley Skeels? 4. LeRoy Grant got a 100 on his spelling test?