Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)
- Class of 1937
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-'W-. '4 ' H - - W 7 , ' 4 . - - gg- -A ,f1..Y-,, ' Q,-...1 Yi 3 99 ,, 3 135! F4 ,1 if F 4 fin 53 Zi' 5 5 F1 3 o 1 3' ' at 1 9' D? bi? .fi . tx 5 V' A r '-I , X. to Us . A.-1 rf kt.: vi M' A ffl' -qw' A is 5 9,5 r ,,.,1,s,g 4 - ,mi mv, f. M. rw .. ,U 'Alu sag TIS Ls, fm Y -xv -1 ,AL in 1 I gi' W' - ut ,r JJ - S - i .L 4 -r ...t 4 QM? . xg - , 7 tc who have contributed so generously to they -. ' - O THE city of Crookston and itsiciiigetmsf success of our school and thusphave made 'pos- , ' sible the happiest and most triumphant moinents Q of our school life, we dedicate this issue. ' i ' The,opfirxxis:4 1357 up - fi . g Q at HY, L., A ,gifs 'I v 5. .L .ng iv .59 TW 7' . ilsiffi P ..,... 'iizwx ' ' 51 'ix , Z A. '-V. ' .' : Ep..-Q . 2-323512 .5553 E552-ff igjtfgj MYSQL-f 'fE,.4rsf,' , , . , 'ff' s L ' nf iam f. . i if ff .2 1 i N .fzffwfr V W . .. ..., - . 'lizigy fi: K I up-ff Y' ' . ' - E.:-if f's fi' if ' ' . Q rf i'f'1,.' -is Y . ' my W' , t s z .t fm fe is -no W Q' ' , '11, 'V , 'i - N I Q , . s' ' ' f t. ' N' i X. ' u U L . K 1 . ' , A- ja . V uv :gf fmt, I gfvflglvf 'K 1- A P it Q ii X Wnfkfiifwlts, zivm?-Ei. - '1 , Q 3 ' -...HL-e . E R E E Edfited and Published By the Senior Class 0 THE P T ll M Il S 11937 T Central High Scllwoll 4 Crowkston, Minnesomtal EDITOR - - ASSISTANT EDITOR .llrt - Ifvalzmxv Srliool Life CIr1s.w',v - UI'fjtIlll-SfII'i0lIS .7llllSI.t' - Boys' xlfhlrfifx Girls' .fltlllfflrs I 7I'lI1IlllfIl'.Y Journalism - Junior High School S1llIf7.YIl'0I.Y - BUSINESS MANAGER - ASSISTANT BUSINESS MGR. Plzotograplzy S1lbSt'l'I'f7fiUll.S' .4dz'm'l1'.s'i1ig Typists - .4dz'isc1' - TH - GRACE MELIN ERNEST ROBINSON Merece Olson Evelyn Solheim Dorothy Howlett Esther Durbin Andrew Stephens David Norman Grace Trask Robert Sunderland - - Ardith Lee - Betty Lou Lycan Aurora Capistran Catherine Greenough - - Floyd Barnes - Esther Thompson - - Jean Grout - Kathrine Raymond - Donna liorkenhagcn Luella Ogaard Viola Fargo Margarethe Erickson GLENN MATSON - ROY OLSON - - - - Dennis Hovland Merna Thorp Kathleen Kelley deEtte MacGregor Russell VVheelhouse - Glenna VVillert Tryphena Rozeboom - Miss Marian O'Brien STAFF RUM the time I1 stnclent enters high school until that eventful clay when he Q'l'2ltlllZlf0S, the school he uttencls connnzmcls :incl receives much of his time :mil thought. lnclurlecl in the !lYi'I'Zlg'C stuclent's daily Clll'l'lClllllIll are classes, ex- trzl-ciirriculzn' activities, :incl social life. ln thc classroom the stnclcnt strives for scllolursliip :mil works to ohtuin as much knowlcrlgc :ls he can. Xctivities, hcsicles instilling :1 sense of coopera- tion, :ulcl to the pricle he feels for his school :mil mzzlae his CllllCZlIl0l1 more complete. Klzmy of his most cherislmecl l'i'ienrlships :irc fornlcfl, :associa- tions which will continue for many years. School parties :mil socinl functions :ire :unong his hap- piest memories. llccansc the school plays such :1 rlomin:mt part in every sturlent's claily life :mcl exerts such :m import:mt inllnence on his future, the Ofif1'1111'.vt :lims to present :ln interesting recorrl of the events :incl people of one year, N36-37, llUUKS'l'UN, the county seat of Polk County, is beautifully situated on the banks of the Red Lake River and is the only fairly large city in this part of the famous Minnesota Red River Valley. Because of its splendid transporta- tion facilities by buses, trucks, and railroads, it is the natural shipping point for agricultural products. Splendid roads and highways lead into Crookston from all locations in the trade area. 'llhe city has about twelve miles of paved streets. Sixty miles of paved highways lead into the city. JXgriculture is the main industry of this territory with a soil second to none, black loam on clay sub-soil. lt is very fertile and wonderfully productive, and grain and other crops are almost assured. Many of the principal industries are along agricultural lines. The Crookston Milling Company, the Flax Fiber Factory. and numerous other factories as well as a large variety of industrial plants contribute a great deal to the prosperity of the city. A few of these business firms are two large wholesale grocery houses. two creameries, two bottling works, a cement cul- vert factory, and two large machine shops. A corixoration-owned power plant furnishes power and light not only to the city but to most towns within a radius of one hundred miles. A daily and a weekly newspaper supply the news. Crookston is splendidly equipped with schools. and its educational facilities draw many students from even outside its trade area. It is the home of the North- west School of Agriculture, a branch school of the State University. The Crooks- ton Public lligh School, equipped with a very line gymnasium and auditorium. is housed in a splendid, commodious brick building. This high school, together with five grade schools, completes the public school system. ln addition, there are four parochial schools and one business college. Besides these many schools the Red X . biws River Valley XYinter Shows are locatecl here, with three large lruilclings housing each liehruary a gigantic agricultural exposition seconrl only to the Minnesota State Fair. 'llhere are excellent provisions for leisure time. Crooltston is splenclitlly equipped with musical talent. ancl musical activities are very extensive. In aclclition to the Municipal Hand, the schools of tltc city all have music groups antl classes in vocal and instrumental instruction. Crookston is equipped with three major parks as well as a numher of smaller parks. Central Park has a motl- ern swimming pool and hath house. a wacling pool. a splentlid tennis court, anrl a well-equipped tourist camp. llecause of a supervised play program during the summer. Central Park is usecl hy huntlretls tlaily. The city has long' heen known for its recreative sports. ,lust outsirle the city is a heautiful nine-hole golf course. l'rofessionai hasehall in llighlancl l'ark is playetl hy a very strong professional team. memhers of the Northern Leagtie, as well as fast junior teams. 'lllte fall has its full quota of foothall ancl lmaskethall. Among other attractive features of Crookston are resitlential rlistricts heauti- fully clecoratecl with native trees as well as a great profusion of shruhlmery anrl vines. .Xu annual yarcl ancl garclen contest participatecl in hy more than 800 fam- ilies has greatly assisted in making Crookston an outstanfling, clean. and beautiful city. Ours is a strong' church city with many churches following sixteen clifferent faiths ancl synocls. Finally, Croolcston has two fully equippecl. moclern hospitals. the llethescla and the St. Vincent. Norman ancl Polk counties have joined forces in erecting' at Crookston a fine Sanatorium for tuherculin infectecl patients. Hur city will continue to progress, offering even more atlvantages to its citizens. rvi,47l4fL4,Q-CLP SL.. 44,41 'yf i ' 'ff 1' 'Y-,.-2-'I A1 I, ,l,,..,4, 'fgwf .1 Avg 5,1507 A Qld AL I ,.. v tyj, J 1 ri.. 115- fi t,J U vt, rs , t ,LL- ,5 ' I 1' V i J' u J ,4 f -rg.: yr-. If 31' f, - ff J 4 , 4 ,l n J V V 'f' ' 'I , , '14 I sz. 1 A -1-. I ' - 'f',, Fr. 1 fl I , 4 .L- r H I f I. s fi X ,s - Q ,A 4 X Q ' ','l',l -J '- ':- Administration and Faculty , , , , , Introducing our iaofmi of lidu- cation, Superintendent anal l rincipals, Teachers, Office Force, Janitors, ancl lin- gineers. Cl21SSCS . . . . . The Seniors, and then the Juniors and Sophomores fol- lowecl hy the .Iunior lligh School. Classrooms. Ul'g2ll1iZ:1tiOl1S and ACtiVitiCS . . . . .' In which is l1lCll1ll9ll llonors. Speech, Student Government, journalism, anal Dramatics. MLlSiC , , , , Devoted to our Music Department. Afl'11CtiCS , , Containing our athletic records and activities. SCh00l , , Revealing informal pictures of sturlents. their Honors, Programs, Parties. AdVCftiSCmC11t5 and Features ,,,,, Crookston business iirms, the llall of Fame, a pictorial review of the year, anal our own comic strip. TA LIE UF CONTENTS Schoo oaircdl XIV. XYikVn' zllivmln-il high sclunil :ll CILIIIIX, Xxiistullsill. :mil wzu L:I'Il4III1lIi'KI IIUIH N. 431:11 Culln-gm' wlu-Vu hm- iwu-ix'wI :1 l1..X. IM-gin-. Ih' :mlm hiilmlw :m NIUX. ll:-giwc Irwin tha' l'iiix'c-i'sity ut' Nlihilvwlzl. llcfim- cmniiig In fiwilqntuii in WSU. NIV. XYikVc- was mpwiiltn-iiflviit :lt SI. IJIIIUS, Nliiim-sutzi. I'1'ux'iu11s In that timu hc- haul Iwvii 1ll'IIlL'Ill1lI :mil thi-11 sliiwr- 1-mlvm uf thc high svlwwl ut -I:11u-wvillv, NIIIIIIUBHIII. hi his lint yn-zu' :ns SlIlll'l'Ill' In-mlm-111 :xt CI'UtlIiSIllll. NIV. XX'il4Vm- has xlnvwu hi5 :lhilitv :ls Illl zulmiiiistmlln' :mfl his Qwlliiin- IlII1'l'l'5I in thc' Zl4IX'Il1lCl'I1ll'Ill nl' tha- CIIYNPIQNIUII wiumls . M. Wikre Superinteudcllt of Schools XIV, XIHIvV XIV. lhwwhiwkg XIV. 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South llztkotzt, SllllUl'llllt'll4lC'lli :tt l':4lg'0l'ltIl1 Lltllltillliilililtll School, South lllllitliil, :uul high school principztl :tt Nlillmztnlc, South llztkotzt. lu th0 mcztutitnv. hc has taught sututu0r sttssions in :1 nortnztl school :mtl has also lm00n 0oun0Ct04l with Hoy Scout sttuun0t' czulums, Junior High ,Xll of Nlr. l.:1ncll10t'g s tcztching 0xp0t'i0u00 has lm00n in Bliuti0sot:t. ll0 has Il ll..-X. l70g't'00 from th0 L'nix'01'sity of Nlinm-sotzt. Mr. l.2llNllJ01'Q' is junior high school principal ztncl t0:t0h0r of ninth gt':ul0 :tlg0lu':t, rt Ii0lcl in which h0 is :t rt-:tl tu:tst0t'. Nlztny :tu uppt-1' L'lZlS5lllZlll l'0llll'IllllL'l'S with gt':ttitu4l0 th0 firm fouuclntiou h0 s00tu'0tl in tuzttlwtuzttics unml01' thc skillful gguiclztncc of Mr. Lzutclherg. Q x X. , Q . .A S X I , Y .ry ,iw Q, W S. 'B 0' ,-J? I Iv .dA7XNl'xI IQ... A4 'N 1 vu . vw .uv v, run- jcuxbk, ,GLJII-. . KCi0VNLC'tI0 YKWLJ Z pkg! . SA Cm-'C- ' ,Awf GxL'Q'.L-RLY,L,,Q- 'COJ-4k,L4UL'N.T. 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II..X. ,..... .,.-.V ,VI , , I.. I., IXl1I'.SfIX, Inlxxllvv I'.4IIlL'.IIlHII, I,.1NIwIIm.1II, II:IwIr:1II. Ilzlmlmc, I1..X, Pam- I1 a verv eonunon solution to many of our oroh- ,.W.,m- .. - -o- is her dutv to leaeh the value of health, ln to elnldren and parent Allilee A.. Low School Nurse Q- ,Xfter seven years of soeial settlement wofli. Mrs. l,ow entered lfitel llospital. Minneapo- hs. Following her graduation she tooli a post graduate course in l'ulmlie llealth Nursing at the l'niversity of Klinnesota and did County' l'uhlie llealth work. She is now Croohston l'nl1lie and l'aroehial Sehool Nurse. The realize its worth and so help toward making the ,Xineriean school an institution where lnod- ies as well as lll'lllllS of usefulness. Margaret Pratt Secretary Margaret, as she is known to most ol Us is one of the lmusiest persons in sehool. In laet. leins is. l.et's ash hlarg:n'et. Bliss Pratt needs no introduction to the majority of high sehr vol ton l l tion as a student and as a partieipant in extra- enrriel we nrli State hllllllllllltllltilllli llelmate ,ll0Illll. .Ns a ht- ting trihnte to her position in the student hodx students. She is a graduate of Crooks- igh School, where she attained distine- ilar aetivities. ller niost outstanding was done in dmhatt as tl inctnlmu ol 1 she was granted the Citizenship fxward. Page 12 are developed for a life Janitors and Engineers llve have two janitors in high sehool. 'llhey are Mr. Otto Christianson, who is very quiet and willing to aeeonnnodate, and Mr. lfinery Peltier, who is witty and fond of a good joke. lllr. l'eltier lilies to Carry lmoolxs, especially new ones, These two tnen keep the sehool neat and elean and do nunlherless tasks lor teaehers and students alike. Mr. ll. AX. Stevens, a dependable work- tnan. is chief engineer. llis assistant is Mr. Mi. Peltier, Mr, lilll'l5ll1.lllSUlI, Mr. Stevens I.4ZlVl'l'CllCC -iXllKlCl'S0n. sehool nurse is not a passing experiment. lt alll s, in order that they may Classes A E 4 1 Q it 'S Pe V' E f f E 4 I L s , x X , 'e , , Q 4 4. 1 S6lIllll0IF Cllass l'1'1-.vizll-:lf - 1111-1111 Kl:1ts1111 I 'im'-I'1'1-.1'1'a'1-11! 1l1'111'e ,lil'Z1Sli .S11't'1'l'flIl'-X'-7q1'1'tl.VIH't'1' xll'l'll1l 'l'l1111'11 .-1111-111-1' - - Miss l4f'llSliC1' B1lllFOI!, T111-1-11. Xliss l.j'1lSli1'j, 'l'1':1sl1 'l'l1e Class 111' 1037, with Il 1111-111111-1'sl1i11 111 s1-1'1-11t1-six. is 11111'ti1'11l111'l1 well 1'l'IJl'L'SC1ltl'1l 111 11tl1leti1-s. 'l1w11 1111-111111-1's W1111 l1-tt1-1's i11 tl1ei1' s1111l111111111'e 11-111', Rus- sell 11'l1e1-ll11111s1- i11 111111111111 111111 l111sl11-tl111ll. 111111 17111111 liZlI'l1CS i11 l111sk1-tl111ll. S1-V1-11 1'1-1'1-i1'1-1l letters 11s j1111i111's, 19111111 l:1ll'llCS. 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'l1l11- .11111i111'-S1-111111' l,l'41lll. witl1 its 11tt1'111'ti1'e g111'1l1-11 setting. was 21 iitting eli11111x t11 tl111t 11-111 s w111'k. - 'l'l11- SCllllJl'S 111111- 111'ese11te1l tw11 11l111s. the j1111i111' 1-lass 171111. 'l'l1c 'l'l11'1-1: 111-1101-s. with '11-1111 121'1111t, lCstl11-1' lJ111'l1i11. 111-111-e 'l1l'ZlSli. 1111111-1't S11111l1-1'lz1111l. ,111- 1ll'l'VV St1-11111-11s, 111111 l':l'llCSf R1111i11s1111 i11 tl1e 11-111li11g' 11111'ts. 111111 tl1e s1-111111' 1-l11ss 111111' 'l'ig'1-11 ll1lllSl',U witl1 131-tty 1.1111 1,11-1111, .X1'1litl1 1,1-1-, UI111- Bl11li111-. l,ZlYlfl Nm'- lllllll. 1X111l1'1-W St1-11111-11s, Zlllll l':l'llCS1 lQ11l1i11s1111 i11 i11111111't1111t 1-1111-s. l1111'1'11l11111'1-11t1- 1111 '111111' 11 llllfl C11111111e11ee111e111 1111 FI11111- ll lll2ll'li 1111- 1-1111 111 s1-11i111- activity. 111111' j'C2l1'S 111' w111'l1, 131211. llllfl 11ee1111111lisl1111e11t. Page I Millie Ackcr A lllf'HS?llll and sociable nature. lltnne Izeutnvtntcs tluh 35 Elvcra Anderson X fnhllet' ttf tunes anti it singer nf songs. Hvcltcstra '34, '35, Kitt, '.l7g Vhoit 15 'if' tllee l'htlv '36, '.l7: .'tt' N ing egtetlci 'Stn '.i7: l l:tsh llrtunutex' '17' llit' 'li' Xrt t'h1ln'1!3Z Ilnnnt turns 31, Floyd Barnes Xu ivlr'tl wthlete. gettistl, Iikeahlr. ltuntlmll A4, 35, '.ln, '.f7: liaskctf ua '.f, ll it M Atv, 31, t4.tpt,t1n lf. Ilasrhztll 233: Stttflvnt touueil 'l!7: Optimist lluawl 'XYZ N.A.S.S. 'lim '57 Lloyd Biever A sptwtsnmti, quiet and retiriugl, Athletic L'luh '.i5. Lucille Broden .X tvrctty fave- ant-l a pleasing personality, tlit ls' lllee llmu P Vluh 'J-l. '35, 'J61 lie. t'luh 235. lrcne Bruley Vrtitf-, luulvhling over with mirth .tntl gaycty. t2 X..X. lfcutnnutics Page I-I 'chestrzt '341 lluntc- ww 01 Vluh 'Jig l.R.l'. '.itv. Arden Anderson lle likes luv laugh, Slllg, :intl vlgtuce. 'no hull '36, 57: l.'huit' '.H. '33, '34-. ' ' ' 'stt':t I t .wg llnntl Jn. M, 31. tht ht 'if' l'tp llunl 'Wt 'ij' lityvs' tilt-v l'htIm '35, 'ilhi junior lltcltestrzr A-ll Vepster 'Mug Science t'lulr '35, Margaret Anderson I'tit' hair. lvlue eyes, it eln-ery smile. t t'luh 'ii' t' X X 'N-1 l'c-lvstr-r I' i.. l,,.., '30, '?7: l.R.t'. 'Stn George Beck .X sttttvv, cltgnthui utxtn :tlntut tunn. lluss Yicr--l'tt--itlvnt '.?l: t'I:tss lhesitleitt '351 Hugs' lilcv fluls 'SSL llztutl '35, 'Stn '371 tIt't'ltcstt'1t 'Mn 'Ui liras- Srrxtettr '571 Student t'otinril IH: junior t'I:tss I'lz1v 'M-1 Sriettce t'luh 'SSL t'ht-it' '35, l't-it llxttltl if 1. Af, Donna Borkenhagen Hu-lest :intl ezxhu tn stetnms ztntl stveevlv, ii..X.4X. '34, '33, hilt, '371 l'etrst1't' '50, 373 Optimist lltutrnl 'JTQ l'l:tsh llrtnntner 137: llrunt llurps '.l7: Xzttianml llvnntr Society '37, Selina Brottem She titres :ill things nell. Aurora Capistran A xixztviutts cwltu-ite, it tzllvtttrvl tnttstcmu. 3: 's'z .. .. l'qt,tt-1 ',11t, '.l7g tlptintist Ilozml 1 ftttht ttt 'U '53 'itv 'if' t'h.,ir ',14 35,',lr., '.l7: Xlhnnl Xltntl lcusetnhle H, nn. ll.tIIlItl tjtnu tette '15, 'Mu lllntnl lYitnl Quin- tctlc '.37: t'I:n'invt Ft-xtt-tte H171 tilee fhih '35, 'fltwg tlirls' l't'p Hlllltl 'Hg IDL-clznnrttiun '34, 115: Ilehztte '3-41 l.R.t'. 155: junior Vlnss Play 'Mu Student l'uuncil '.i4v: Vlass l'llx '47 l' url 'H 'N 'Uv 'I7' :,'.:'1t Music K'luh IRS. Vera Cook .X flevp full uxirc :mil an lirzuoty pvl'soi14il1t5'. llnillr lfvoxiivliiivf X'lllll '.i-l. Burdell Danielson l'v1'pr'iy. full uf life :mil fini. lliuil' '34, 135. '371 l'c'p llunil '37 lleiml 'S7: Ili-vlzmizitimi '34, 'nn Vipstvl' '.i-l, '.i7g li..X..X, '54, '.iD 147: I -vrmisir llulm 'iii junior l'l'l N l'l'ix' '50 .x . . , Esther Durbin .X hillfzilivr ilzimrvl with :ui uvtvvlimis laugh. ll4'i':u'v xlilllll lligli Svlmul limp lmliana '34, 'Rig Uptimist Ihuml '.?7: ,luniur flaw Play A111 l'C1v X'lllll '.i7. Margarethe Erickson l'v1'I. Iluility, llzipivy-govllluky. IH-pstci' '30, '.I7g'lxlptii1st lhmifl '37: Nzllimml mr mciv 7. ois Fieman Dark, quid, :mil iiimlstrusivr-. jean Grout llIlIlll1llllXl'. guy, :mul tlimnuglily l'l4'1l5illlX. tlii'livstl':u '34, '35, '30, '57: Vlulil 3-l, '35, '50, ',l7g illcc fluln '54, 351 llnml '.i4u: Svllim' Girls' SVN' lvlti' '37: Xlusiu l'lulm 'Sig llvclzi matimi '34, '.i5: ,lilninr l'lIlNm l'l:x5 io: l'c1vsli-i' T235 Optimist liozml '.i7: 42.rX..X, '3-l. Claton Crosier .X vmllu Flllllllslll-I uiili nlvillix :mul miilntmil. Rn-lin Vlulv 'Sh La Vaun Darkow lim :itlzzlviivv mul Qfllflflll l'lIl'l'I lC'l'li'i' 37: :: .i 1 lip llulv llinl -I lillrfi l.CilVll'l' .Huh '.l71 Stihl.-lit l num il '55 . 4'l.iss Xiu'l'1i--rl:-iii',I1v: llmm me llulw N l X X lr- lfiwrllm ' 1 . .,,.l . . - H. . i.. .,. Jessie Epcma 1 HIFI :mil sulnlv. ii-I gin' :mul frxviirllj' l1..X,.'X. Ah, Mu, Viola Fargo bln- luis 1 lillli ui . , , 1 X zx' :llwut lim' . ,.MI 5 .'-I l'lu ilulfl-S 9 l'ml tu w UI. tiiiiist lmurfl w' lmiuvi ill - l'lix 1 Catherine Greenough llvi' lizur is iw! :wmv sunny than Iii-r smile. li1lll1l'.l-l, sa, dh, 37: Orvlir'-tm In '37 Vl ' ' X-l. .lim J . . : mir .1-l: Hu l'mim'il 'Mi if , '. 1 XX'0ml XX'i11vl l'l1 soiiilylg- 1-4 '35, '35, '.X7'1 llc-v lla l 'U 'll 'Hy '17-Hi ,., s: itimit Imufl 'STA Vip iv '7 Xlls' l'li1lu XF . 'sl' .. : . lll' X.Ltlmi.il llnvllfll' Nuvivlv 'U Curtis Hendrickson llc' vim 'l'i:u'k 'F sit :mfl talk nil-l talk :mul talk. 0, '.17g I nmlmll '37 l':igC I' Rose Hoglund Quiet, us-at, and t'ric1ully. llumc licmmtnics l'luh '35, ,luuiur flass Play Kitt. Dorothy Howlett .X lvluc Cyril hrttuvttc, quick, hright. l ishcr High Svhuul: ll..X.A. '37' IJ:-clatnzttiun '37: tlptimist llrvartl '37. Kathleen Kelley X colleen with the charm of ultl lzrm. uix l'nion lli h it-lmol Ph L' I'huc L14 tl , 0 - nix, Arizona, Lhou' 30, Pcpstt-te , g , '36, Stutlvut fouucil '37: National llou- nr Soricty '37, lilcc l'luh '37. Parker Kohn Ks ltanwlsumc as his ln'otl1t't'. llul .Xu mliugttxrtl lligh School, llzttul 37, Pep llztnwl '37, fhoii' '37. Ardith Larson agreeable autl rhceriul lass. tl.A,.X. '34, '35, '30. Ardith Lee Mu:-ic is :t part ui ltur. l'lass Set'rctary-'l'rcast11'v1' .6. l.R.K'. '36, llptintist Iluartl '37' Stuwlvut l'tuu1t'il '36, ll ttimist lluartl 1 ll l ft .u , llll'l' l ' :iss 'l' y '36, Flash Ilrum- '37 : l'h0ir '34, '36, '-571 film' lluh H tl juni: '. , rvltcstra '35, '39, '37' ur Orcltcstth '35, Choir Av' vuutpzmist '35, Scxtcttc .Xt't-o1ttp:1t1- i t 'ltv' iomlimuorc Scwtcttv .Xcctmt txt Q Senor l is s . , , 1 . . - pztnist '37, Music C'lulv '35, St-uiwvr Girls' Sv! 'tt' '37: .' t 'lass l'ln 17 lit K 31 l '. : Lum 'tu-ps '.', Mixct 'Quartcttc .Xl'l'tJlllpillll!af '37, Page 16 fm Dennis Hovland Rullickiug: is thc wfml fm, l,t'lll1i5, our pliotogmplter. Loomis Prop School, xVillllSUl', fuu- uccticut, lfoutlmll '36, '37, t'huit' 'Mg tilcc Cluh '30, Pop:-tcr '30, '37, Baseball '37, Optimist lloartl '37. Allen Jensen A lvlunfl aml ntisrliit-volts Nut'- wcgtan giant. 'l't'ztck '3fu: lfoutltall '30, '37, Emmanuel Kohn .X L'Eil'Cfl'l'L', happy latl. lltultliitgfmwl lligh Srhool, Vluvit' '37, Bt l '37 1 ' Zlll . . Delight Krogman A ctmscicutiuus stutlcnt faithful to her work. l'llHll' '34, ll. .X, R. AlllCl'lC1lll lltstory ,Xwzutl '30. Ralph Luncleberg The hny who wuultl not grow up. ltlmtlvgill '30, '37, llaskvtlmll '35, '3fw. '37, llasclvztll '35, Betty Lou Lycan lleauty :mtl grnct- has she. Sturlent Coutivil '34, '35: Optimist lluartl '37, lflztsh llrummer '37I Vlmir '35, '37, tilt-Q l'luh '35, '361 Nlusic Club '35, Nlusir l'uuut'il '37 3 l'cpfter '30, '37, l'l:1ss ScC1'ct1t1'y- 'l't't-asurcr '3-t, junior Orcltcstrgi '3-t: Class Play '37, llrum Vorps '37, National Honor Society '37. De Ette MacGregor JT' . 'J'. xQl'1'l'Ql111X' 111111 111111111s11'111y s111- 1111 s 11111 111 1111 111111 1'1:111111111111 '31, '33, '.111: 11111111 '.11 1, '30, '37, 1111111 1411111 '.10: 1111111 1, '33, '50, '.17: 1111'111'sl111 'Ili 111, '.17: 1Jl'1lll1Jl11l' 1'11111 115: IH-11 1111111 1111, 217: XX'111111 XX'11111 IC11 s11111111' A11, .112 l111ss 1'1Ilj' .111:11,.X, X 14 11 11 I'111s111 11 111 1'111 1'1u11 217: U11111111s1 111111111 '37 Grace Melin 11 1s 11111 g1'111'c, 111111 X1 1s 11111 11111s11'1y 111' 11111113 11115. 1'111fl1'1' '35, '.10. 117: 1111111111s1 H111 1111 117: 1111-11 1411111 '35, 1111: 111111111- 111r111-s11'11 '.15: 111'1'111's11'11 '30, 'ST' X11 1111111 'SSI ll..X,R. .X11111-11 '31 X11111111111 111111151 5111-11-ty 211' Xil1l'11lk'1111'1Il11 '37, Jessie Morgan Xl111ll111 11illl'. 111111111111, 111111 1111ll11j. 11111111' 1'Q1'1-11111111cs 1111111 '33 David Norman 511111114 is 111 1115 111'1111. 1111111111s1 111111111 'STL l'1-11s101' 'Rh 11 117: l11'1111111111' 1411111 '331 ,111111111 as 1'1111 .3111 51111111111 l'1111111':1 112 11111111111 .3112 111'1'111111:1111111 '34 X173 1'1:1ss I'1:1y '.17. Thelma Normann XX 11c'1'c1'1'1' 1111- is, 11ll'1'1 5 11111:15s K111111111, 1111111 'IHS 1111111 P11111 35: l1.lX,,X. '-14. '35, '5112 1.11.1-, 1111. I 1 af I Marion Norrie J , , , . 1 11111111 15,1111 111, 1x1Q1'fu111 11l11g1f11Sl'. 1, ..1..-1. ul, 115. ' J -1 4 J F S lf fx 'x vu.. -QT Sv X 'UN Sqn Glenn Matson l'111l1'1'11ra111 111111 sc'1'11111s111'ss 1105 a 111111 sz-11s1' 111 11111111111 I'111c'f R111-1' 11':111s 1111111 5111111111 11111111 '35, '30, '.17g Ilnskm-1111111 '35, '50, H171 1'1'11 11111111 115: V111111111111 511, 117: 11l1N1'11Zl11 '.15g Nlusir l'111111' .1, . 2 . 1.11' 1 V02-. 1 'l-'Z lass 2 '12-w '11s1111-111 'CI01 Class 1'1'1'sf111-111 '.17g 11 Q1l111l'l11 l'111111c11 113, .171 l11'11ss 11111111111 10 11 l'111 10 111 1A11lSs X'11'1--l'1'1-s1111-111 ISS: 5111111-111 . . , .,.. 1 - , 1111111111 lrrs. ,wi 11111111111-1 1111111111 117: X.1fX,S.S, '.111, 117: SJl1ll1il1111'13lIl .111 A1l111l111l1 111111111 511011111 31. Joe Moline 1111 01111 11111511 111111 1111111. 111111 111g11 5111111113 1411111111111 '543 l'1:1-S 1'111y 217: ,1.l'i1K'1i '35, William Nelson .X 1111111 1-111'11'f111-11111111 11111, s1C:111y 111111 11111g1'111, 111111111 111111 nw, -11l1111lI 11.10 1'111y ',111. James Norman .X R1l111P11 111111 :1s1111'1's 111 111' il 1'111'1's1 11111g111'. 1'f:1s1 111111111 links 1111411 S1'11u11l. Douglas Norric .X 1111111 111111 11 11111. 111111111 1-11111 '.15. Luella Ogaard S111L'L'1'l' 111111 1'11'11'11'111, 1111' I'1'l'1'l'4'1 1111s1111-as 51111. 11111- 1C1'111111:1111-s 1111111 115: 1111111 . , . - . , . - st 111111111 .111 1111ss 1,1111 311, 31. l'agv 17 Merece Olson X vlcvvr, tzilvutcwl artist. Urrlivs ll'll '3ti. '37g l'llOll' '34, '30, '37, lllvc l'luli '34, '35, '37, Pop' lx stu lf l X A H lx , stvr .., . , .1l..... , .., '36, '37, ti..X.,X. l i'cSi4lt-lit '30, '37: l oi't-iisic t'lulx '3-lg llcvlziiiizitimi '34, is ill l'iiiiil if I ltimist - z ' '. ': l ash llrummvr '37: llruui llsrps '37, Nut lfoutl iouzxl lflmmr Society 'Ji7. Roger Panzer X livvly young ntlilvtv, lull '30, H471 llnskvtlmll '30, '37, Track '30. Elvera Radke A girl with :i curl, and she is vc-ry, vcry guoil, llomc Iicrmotnics Chili '35, r ,Qu-' 'asti ,Jw if ' red itrneier mliol 'utirtsous it .ssuuiiui:. lluufv' 1 ics '.i4. Typhena Rozeboom Stately, nmelcst, aiiil well grooiucwl. lilcc Vluli .Xcvrmipniiist '30: Junior Vlass 'Play '30: l'cpstvr '30, '37' Optimist Iluarml '37: National llou- ur Society '37, Bernard Sanders Riipzgvll, roliuft, and rclizilmlt-. lk-clittiizttimi '3-lg Track '30, lfootliall '36, l':lgL' IS Roy Olson A gentleman who always says tlracc. luuior flass l'lay '30: Vciwstci' '371 llptimist lloarvl '37, Class Play '37. Voncele Pope .X rcscrvcil girl we would likr to know hcttvr. Tliict' River Falls ll. S. '34: Moor- licacl ll. S. '34: Fergus Falls ll. S. 'S-I, 'ASQ Malnumicn Il. S. '35, '36, Kathrine Raymond Sincere, amliitious, ilcpeiulalwlr. tilcc t'luln '3-lg l,..X,A. '34, '35, '30, 'S7: llcclamation '34. '35, Optimist Board '37, Ernest Robinson llair that is rcvl, ready wit in his liczul. Dvclamation '34, '35, '30: l'cp t'luli '37: junior Class Play '3h3 Upti- mist lloarrl '37g Dramatic fluli '35g Class Play '37. Priscilla St. Martin A young lady with a twinkle in licr nyc. Dramatic Club '35: l.R.l'. '36. Sidney Snyder Quietly intvrrsting aml quietly 1l'll9l'CSlEfl in scicucc. Pcpstcr '36, '37. Evelyn Solheim .Xn artist anti an actress. tivo. ti,.X.A. '34, '35, '36, '37: llramatit' l'lnlv '35, Pep l'lnl1 '3-ll Optimist Hoartl '37: Vlass Play '37. Andrew Stephens llcrv is a natural mnsiuian and actor. f'l1Ull' '34, '35, '36, '37: llantl '34, '35, '36, '37g lilcc l'lnlv '34, '35, . . . , 3h, 31: Icp liantl '34, '35, '36. '37g Orcltestra '34, '35, '363 l orcn- sic Cluli '352 Pepstei' '373 Decla- mation '372 Dt-lmtv '34: junior flaws Play '36: Xlnsic l'nnnn'il '37g t Stntlc-nt fottncil '37: Optimist Imattl 31: Nlixcil Urtvtte '36g Xlixpil Qnai'tt'ttc '37: Halt- Qttztrtvttu '37, tlass Play '37. Robert Sunderland Tall antl slim, a way with the xnznsls. ,lnnior l'lass Play '36g Dramatic t'lnl1 '.l5: Debate '36, lianrl '36, '37: Orchestra '37, t'l1oir '35, '37, l'c-p llunsl '35, '36, '37, Optimist Board '37. Esther Thompson A person of varictl moods, a trtte fl'lCllll. Optimist llnarfl '37, junior tlrcltcs- tta 'I 'l' .-3, .hz Pepstei' '36, '37: GA. X, '34, '35, '36, '37: Urcltcstra '37: l'lasli llrunnncr '37: junior Class Play 36: .Xrt llnlm '353 llrnm Corps '37. Merna Thorp A sparkling personality, a good stnilent. ti.A,.X. '34, '35: Stntlt-nt l'onnriI 34, '35: Vlass Presirlettt '3-4: Class Sc-vr0tai'y l't't'as. '35, '37: Pcpstvi' 30, '37: AI tll'f'llSlK' Clnls '341 ti..X.A. 35, Upttnnst Hoarfl '37, National llonot' Society '37. Elvera Tiedeman tion t lv, shy, sincere. 12,.X.A. '3-I. Bill Spence Uh, lint ltr is liig anel strong. lfnntluall '34, '35, '36: llaskvtlmall ., . - ,I . , .. . . .. 34, 36, lntntl 33, 34, 35, 36, 313 tlrt-ht-sim '37g t'l1oir '37: 'l'i'ai'k 'I'i':tntl'11pt:1in '35, '36, 'l'timl1ling .. . . . . loam 35, 363 l'cp llanal 33, '34, '35, '36, '37, lloys' ,Xtltlvtic L'lnl1 '35. Ruth Stephens tlnml-nattirvil, jnlly, lilcu flnlu YH: li..X..X. '34, '35, 'l6' l.R.t'. '36. Dorothy Teal .X snlrcr' :intl wli't-:amy mi:-s t...x,.x. 34, '55, Luverne Thompson A stntlimts girl with a svrcet tlispnsitinn. Ilanfl '36, '37: lilec flnln '35, '36: l'lmiii '35, '-37:'Pep Band '37, Mn- sic tlulw 35: Senior tnrls' Svxtettc '37, Stnrlc-nt Council '3h: National Ilonot' Society '37 Grace Trask .X rare vfvmlmination nf dignity anal vltarin. li.A.,X. '34, '35, '36, '37g Stnflc-nt t'nnnvil '363 Class Yin'-l'i't'si1lc'i1t 1171 llclmtc- '361 llculamation '34, '35, '36g l't-pstvi' '36, '373 l ni'c'nsic l'lnli '3-lg Dramatic 1'lnli '35, filet' l'lnli '35: .lnnior i'lass l'l:ty '36: llptimist Iloztrvl '37, National llrltl- or Suricty '37. Russell Wheelhouse llnc ot the lrcst ftmtlutll Captains Kvntral has liml. Atltit-tic l'lnln '35: llaskctlmll '34, Z5 lit - . '37: lfootlvall '35, '30, '-372 Vaptztin '37: llanel '35, '36, '37L Stntlcnt C'onncil '36: llarclmll '37: Optimist lloartl '37. Page 19 Kathyrn Wick Sho is sw:-ct mul fair lQ,.X,A. '33, '.l7. Ray Wilson Anal here we have thc lung Page 20 lln Memwriam Last fall on thc twentieth of Scplciiilzci' Rlr. llillizun lmlmlr, our formci' sclnml jzuiilmk pzissc-rl away. Of thc seventy-tlircc yours uf his lift- twcnty-l'ix'c were spcut in sc1'vicc tu Ciwmlqstuii lligh School. ,Nltlioligli hc was not actively in our miclst cluring thc last four yours. wc of 'thc scniui' class still rcmcmhci' thc days whcii Klr. lmhh aclclerl so much to our scliuol life- with his siiiccwe interest in our welfare. l':YCl'j' stuclciit who attenclccl school during thc ycztrs hc was hero will never forget this kiiicl-hczirtccl maui who sccmefl. in spite of his zulvzulcccl f'l'Ell'S. zlfiiiust one of us. Glenna Willett lla-1 i'csf'ivz- is nut a ln:ii'i'iCr tri fl'lL'l1tlslllp, llplimist litem-il '.l7: l'cpsti'1' '51 Robert Wold Ilis cuzit is lniislicwl, his slim-s :uc ncat :tml clcmi. .,, . . ., . . , ll.uiil -il, Sn, Mr: llmir if .l1111101's: A1X'l'11FLk. H111111. Misa 1!111'11e1t, 121-1cks1111 S111111L111111r1-sz 'I'1111111pso11, .1111111sn11, Miss 51111111-, 1.111-111-11, 311111-1' .1111111111111111-S 1111111111 1 S11111111111111111111111- S .ll'N1f PR Ul'1I'11K'1'111S l'1'1-.1-. 1l1-111 1':Zll'1 1X1X'I'1ll'1' I'IAN'-I,1'1'.1'l'1l'1'Ill - KZll1l1'j'll 11111111 ,811r1'.'11r-1'-7'1'1'1r.v111'1'1' 11u1ly 1C1'11'11x1111 .111-r'1'.1'1'1' - - Miss 11lI1'l1t'11 1'1111'1111K1111Q1'1 11lfl1'I1'l-IRS l,l'1'.1' . f 11-111 - - 51171111 1.111-11e11 1'11-1-fl'1-1-.1-.'1l1-11.1 K111111- 'I'11.111111s1111 .X41'1'l'1'l1ll'-1' 111-111' 111111151111 71r1'1l.1'11r1'r - 15111 M1111-1' .l1l-rf1'.1'1'1' Miss Skllfll' 0 111 1111111111111 Glass 1111- 111'1-S1-111 l'11l'1l11l111'111 111. 1111- 111111111 111SN IS 11111111 I 1 .11 .1 11.115, 1111- '1l1ll11ll'S 11111'1- s1-1 Z1 111q'11 511111 111-1111111-s. li111111'1' - ' ' 1,'-Sl'X'L'l1. l11111v1111111111' 111111 11111'11 111. 111-1111-1'1-1111-111 111 s1'11111111's11 1 111111 1 1 ll 11111111 111111 .111111 111111s1111 11111'1- 111111111111111-11 5111111-'111 .X ZlX'l'1'I1 'l'N 5 N-- 111 .111111111111, 1x.11111y11 11111111 11:1x w1111 11111- S11111- 1'1111t1-st, 1111- '1'11111-1'1-11111s1s 1'fss111' ' 11111 11 1 1111111-st. 1 1 111'1-11 .'1-1'111111 111 ll11 1 lf11L'l', 1111- S11111- 171-1'11111111111111 C111111-st, M111'g111'1-1 1 11x 111111'1-11 111's1 111 1111' S1111-1l1s11'11-1 151-1'11111111t11111 C111111-st. K1111'g111'1-1 .X11111- C12ll'1i was Il 1111-111111-1' 111 1111- 111-g11111 1'11111111111111s11111 1J1-111111- '111-11111 111 1' 1 111 1-111ss 1111s 1111- 11115111-st s1'1111111s111- S1Il1111111g' 111 1111- S1-1111111. '11111 s1-1111-11 111 11111s11-. 111'1111111111's, 111111 j11111'111111s111. XX'11 1111 1111-11' Q111111 w111'11 115 51-111111's 1 1 1 131. 1- jllllilll' -1' Zll'l' 111s11 W1'11 I'l'1Dl'l'- 111- 1111- '1llI11lll'S w111 l'11111i11U1' 11111 QI 11111111-s 111' 1'1'111111s11111 111g'11 S1-1111111. S1111111111111111111111'-e 1C11221lSS ,11111' s11111111111111'1- 1'111w is 11111- 111- 1111- 11 S1-1111111. 11 is 11111111- 1111 111' 1111111'11x11111111-11' 3111111 1-x111111111- 111' IlI1 1111 Zll'lllll111 1-111ss 11s 11 llfS1Zll1111Ilg 1'111ss1-5 111 C1'1111kst1111 111g'11 11111- 1111111111111 1w1-1111' Slll11ClllS. This is Z1 s l1l1'I1l1l1'l'S 1-x1'1-1 111 51-1111111st11' ifZlll111l1Q' 11111s11- 111'111'1111-s, 111111 1111111-111's. 11 11115 11111- 1111-111111-1', '11111-1111' 9 ' .1 1 1111111 v11111 11'1s Ill'l1ll 1111111-11 llll ,X 111'1-1'11g'1-. '11111- 1151 111. 13 111'1-1'11g'1- 5111111-nts is 11111 1111131 111 1111-1lt11111. .X V1-ry 1l1l1Dll12ll' 11111s11- 111'g11111x11111111 15 1111- s11111111111111'1- girls' sextcttc. '11111- 1111ys w111 111 1'1-1'1' 1lll1SfZll111ll1g 111 111111111111 211111 1111x111-1111111 111-xt X'CZll', 115 11111111' 111 111e111 1111v1- 1111'1-11111' 1'1-1-1-11'1-11 11-111-rs 111 1111-so s11111'1s. '1111N 1 1 's llll 1111 111111 1-1111111115 gftlllll 111111 w111 11111140 Z1 1'1-c111'1l 1111' 11s1-11' 111 1-1111111111 11-111's. Page 21 4 fx r - Q11 s . I 2 ' s, 1 , I V Junior QC ass 4 I O' X I' Q X V Nr -N Q' J J Q an I tx D . . -i-. Y 4 'W IIIUPI I' I 7 I ' I III Nun: V. If1in'Ix-4:11, I1.IIxlmI. If. Iixirkemu, Ilznlilvwg IfIrI4Imf. L'I1rINti:n1N-111, llulm, I'1Il'lII' 1 llm'-I Ibm! Gul'-Im, 1'I1i111luu1, ,Xu4I.'1am1. Ilmu-II, Lllxzmin, 1111-xx-II1, IIIIVI-11, I-'nv I X +A 4-II-ml Run: .XmIv, Iiumgvlfln-I, Iilulv, Iigggv. Ilzlm-lr. Il, Ifru'Iwm1, I4'I-mu ' Q Ivv I Rum: i'I:I1'IX, I'-vx. llxvvnIms-nv. II. II:mM.v1, Iim'Ixm:m, Ilzmg, INmImm Y 41le4vl'l' 3 J J 4 llzlrk Rum: XILRIHIII. I.muvvv. IV-IIvy, XI3IH'e-', IImxII-11, S, -IHIIUN-vlx, Muir I 'I T 'I'l1i14I Ibm: II. NIIIII-V, .XIrI gn'IIn. II, VIUIIIINUII, Xvlwu, Iluxwy, III-glzmd, .XIrIlun:xI:I. .XIVNLIIIIIIYII PJ SI-uwmII Run: Kin-1, I.:1v'--ml XI. klnlxnfum. IIUIIH. UI-nn, I., Ilzmsun, Iiuhll, Igxim-5 . Ifilsl Run: Ixxxmwmx, XIVXIQIIIQUI. -lzmawu, Ii. XIIIIVV, II:nxxIxIv1s, AIA-1w1', II1nIltn-. Ilnmmwl I mplzcrlw' ,z 1 IIACIN Ilmxi Sxuumsun, YVVIJIII. S1vl1f1'x1:I, IQIIIIII-II. Rnwlvy, Hilny, XYUUII, XYI1i1nr5 'l'I1ivII Ilmx: Y:mwlIv, I, XY-mul-tmm, Rink. S4-xxiII, SCIIIT, Il, XYmnI5tx'mx1, 'I'Ix'mIn'Il11HIll. Yau-Q Su'-wx-I Rum: Yw5liIIu, Smlmln-uml, I'w-tw, Sluwlvy, 'I'Imu1p:un, Sk-nljp, Spring, 51'I1I1:1wr Ifiui Rmx: Il--1m1III. XX'igL:x11LI. IIZIhIIIllRrA'lI. Iiuftml, I., ?':uuIL-IN, L', S:ImIIrs, XNix1t:'15, XYIIIII Page 22 K , 1IvkQJ0,',l J J' I I yt! U f LA' 4, u Y, I bf, V V 'W' IVA' 'y ' v 4' a V' 1 I L , . ' I U V. KIMJQI' for vylzl I 1 rl' .C f f f ' X, V I ,J L. af ,,f I ,1 fl, fa 1.1 Sophof 'LL mnfmre X1 ,Ilass . LLP ss .. I X'-wus nal, H! -' Q o lv,--1 uns ,J-A M- J v In-no ,..'.3l,f. 4- . l'n'f - ' - 'ss' I I - las. I k,ug,, 'jgl 4: ' T - - - - K I' '. -ns, hp, Iaytgi S .'Q.l he ,I ' 4:- '12s '.'-I ' su- --fc' '.l,. , ftvj 2-Ns X, V' ' 'A pf ,, K I I ,1 I I ffl' I 1 1 , ' 1 ' f 1 I I Il , U I ' g1RHI'I' 1 ' s A v 1 I, XIIIIIML I' II-IIIQIII, l.IIIrI1I.III' Il.IrIx Ilmf: C, 'I'.l5Im, III-Im, lilullgvl, If. IIQIIXIXIII. -I-will In n Im IIIIIII Num: .Xv'vnr:m, Ihul Imxximlwuxl. II.Iv1Img, Ilmmvmx, -I IVIXIXUI Fxwwxwl R-lu: I v111l'IIv, IiunI11m1, If-'III-1. Ilmlxlnnlmu-11 XI MMIII-- zalximlmzx, Ik-:NBII-lxgm-1 1-'uxl Run: Uzurm-5, I,,'IIgmwn, III-sg, IIMFNQIIII, lizi-IXWII, lr II.. . , . I s 4,RUl I' J , RZIUL Rpm: Ilrxlu-11, I,m-L-, Ix. Iwlul, I.mIIInIuv Ixwqxn l'I11uI Rong I.InIII1-nlm, I.m'Iu-lx. I'fIr1-Im, Ixn I I IXI.uu. - ?grI1x11I Ron: .I. III-lxnlxix-IKM-vu. If HI-mx. I'I1Iuv,I,4lplwv114I, ' mm X Ir mv I IInlIIIIxI 11 In IIN S lI'.III.mI lI,mI-. lhvwwvm. Ifw-II IH. I IIMINIIII, I. Xlulrxxml, II-'MI HIII IlIIIII1IIx wmv. Nixlznu, IMI-INV Iv.. .Xlvlxf-lun. IIIIIIIIIIIXIIII. III-vwlu, Xluw, .XIIIIM I' HIMIII, IZ. UIIIIIIINIIII, I..mI4IIIm. IxIIIII:u, I.vXI.Ix11v1v1' XIVIQIII, II Iiwlvmux, IIIl'IIIIlI1lIl4I, XIIVIXIIMIII. IIA!!--II 4, XII-m,um, I.gI:w'1l I,:uruLg::11lII. K:I:I.m. If-nv-:I , A f I, MMIII, ICIIIUA Sxxguw-,mu . II. Nr:-, IQIIIIII-r, R. Rnmmw-1 MMIII, Ihlrzzgmul. Xlgnx 'I'II-mxlmfll. XXII111.w-v. I I:IxIIr Ntlunx, N NIU. XX1IIIIx. 5u.Im 'nu Run: rlwmgvlxx ,.,A :X1 . . I wx., 1lR1ll'I'.i ' , Iiznrk Rum: xnlllywrlw. 5vIIru II I uIIIvvv.1m 'I'I11x-I Run: SHIIII-im, l'!ugww1I. Num-IIUII ' Suwvrnl Run: N1-I1uxII4 NIUIIQ III Img 11 Ifiul Run: SIIIIIIY, If l'Imm1 :I I'I.I:1II-. Pam EI, Q.. Page ' UNIC 'l'll Rlflf l'1rl l lYl A 4 'Q E, TWU 'R SIX x ff Lawn 04585 B 'lillis class in nuull-rn liistnrv unclor Miss Sluuu' is nu rlnulwt 1-mlc:Lx'n1'i1ig ln nuiiunrizc ilu' iniuinu-rzilmlv lrnulmlcsninc clzuvs l'i'llllll'L'Cl ln' tlul stntc course of stumly fmu-D. L'liz11'cnzLl slcctcliing is only unc nf tlui lllilllf' intcrcsting prujccls curricml nut ln' tlul nrt l class. llvnrgc Bluir :uul l5urn1liy lluwlctt :irc slurwn working un tlu'ir mlrziwings ltwnl. l':1ssing tn zuul frnni vlussvs lu-lps tn lmrczik tlu- iiimunmu nl ilu- mlzu' ltlircn-7. Klzirgnrct .Xnnc Clurlq is giving :1 spcccli in lillgllrlll lll clur ing tlu' pulilic Slltllllilllg unit lfnurj. 'lllu- stuclvnts in ilu- pliysics class soc-ni very inlcrc-stul in llu- clcctricul Zll51lZll'2lll15 tlu'y :irc L-xzunining cluring tlu-ir luluu':ltn1'y in-rimul fllvc-5. ln this llllllllllll lrzlining ll class ilu' lnnys jccts Qsixj. nrilu- inzlnr usa-lul nli QIllHl'S 111 s111'iz1l 1'i1'i1's lllill llll',Y l1:11l lu-111-1' s1111l1' l11-1':111s1- 1lu- 11-1 11x15 ll-X111 '1'11111f:1c 11-111 11 1f11'1ft 511 M11 ,lllllll'5llll is 111-111 l111w1' 1'1'll1'1lI'SlllQ' 11'i1l1 1lu- 1':11'i1111f 11111ui1- LfI'4llll1s, 'I'l1i1 IN :1 1111-11111 111 1lu- l1l5l l'l'llL'1lI'h2ll l11-1111'1- 1lu- Clllltlx5l 111111-1 lllll' l11g'1- Illlll 11'1-ll- llllllIlllL'1l lil11':11'1' is z1l11'z11'w l1ll1-1l 11'i1l1 5lllflK'lll5 11'lu1 l1:11'1- l.lll'IIIl'll ilu l1 llbll 111 fllblll' 1 I 1 4 N Q'I'L'Ill 1l1-:1l 111' 1l11-11' s1111l1'i11g lllL'I'1' 1111'11J. l':ll1IIIZlllll1'l li11l111 if 1l11i11g llix lu-N1 111 lllllilllllll 111111 lu 111 Nllxll IX 1l lv 11l1111 1 Xl 1111 - -' ' 1 - 'z s :1l111111 111 5:11 lll Klisu lhu-'s lfllj' '. ' 111 Mus l.'X'lISli1'1S l11-51111111115-' 11' 11115-' Slll1ll'IllS l1: '- 1 '-1 ' -- .11 , N 1 , 111 1l1111l1 l1111111u XUIAX' 1-1111-11-111 - - 11 1 - 5 . N Q ' . . '. ' 'CSI ll S ' 4 ' 11111 lx 11111111 NI1 l1g 1 l11111l1l11111111N LlZlhS Q1-15 :1 1'l1-111' 11l1-11 111' ll l11111l1- l11111k'11I1I1 1 ' -1 ' -1 1-' 5 .1 -1' 11' lI'lilIl,' lllL'Il' 1l1'2lL'lll'l' 51-1s 11111-1. Xlrs. ll111'lu'111'l1 ls lt'llIl1Q llu- l111r11' lux 1 li 311113 111 l11- Page ll 1 V, DH' 1,11 F I! 1 1 Y .1 F, 0. I 1 A nr J 11' ,V n W v . I r . . 1 , A . 1 4 . h 2.1.51-N .' i s ll -1 N .1 if Wm NA' ' ,1 as 1 ,, ' 5' 1 fha' ,P -3 A - I mms-A,' , A J: v M fl , i ii ' i A as ,lv 4 is 'llhimior Ho X' J A' :sv 'l 4 'N J. J A Na' Qu 1 i ,- J if Nw ' 'S ,V ,f f '14 hw if J ' ' I , Q ' l i wJ A rx 3 X fi by ll , . 8 , Q 5 , A W U1 1-J lv if f ,Q JH ,i D W F -0 H' i V . . Pu . . . . 2 ,N3lN'l'll f,lQlXlN', lJ'l'l'lQ lzlib l i l'.N'lill't'lIf - Q ev Nlziry l.on llvrtn-lson La'im'-Q1'v.vidr11l - Carol AlL'1lll XYoc-lk 3 ,qm'1'c'z'I11'Vx'-7'1'f'i1.v1r1'4'1' - Ruth llowx-llfii .Alrfi'i.w'1'.v - Nliss llolvn, Xliss Bbociiriifh 4 J' V A J' I oh -f JK 4- I i, f Ai i ' x 'W . I . .' i . P i S., W 1. .wmff . ' 3 'Q .fb ' - l,I'lQ,Ylillii'lIfj ,739 Xlcrnzi Matson .' . 7 ' , 1 N , pJA1CM'm1d nt 57 Nlll'Ill2lx Nelson ,S'ff'1'i'ft11'x'f'1'n1.vii?f'1' . nclcrson ' xx . 6 4, .Alfjflixfilfi 4' -'Mi5Kii.,i'r, ,lgwyw - Q ' ly LVM X ,U J . . t I . flQVlIN'l'll CQRQAIJIQ tJl l lC'l-QRS , , IJ'I'4'.S'llI1l1T N- - - Cztlvin Nlorkei I Vim'-l'1'v.v1'ilf1z! - Sznn Roscnthzl 'Sr ,J . ,. .F X ' A .S vr1'vfi11'y-I l't'tI.N'llI'l'?' - I.:-norc l lc-lclstzilm ' my .-lil1'i.vw'.v - Kliss .Xrnolil, A1li!h'I'f-ic-1-soii . v5 'Q f' 1 1 J v , . . .ti ., S 5 I . I f g J 5 , K ll - J tn! x ' I A r is 'fqij J M Pl ' 1' , .kiwiEESTEQNiiitlimtxiiilllilc': Nlvot-lk, Miss lim-rilig, llvrtclson. Nliss liolvn, , X' 'L r J Q . X I V g X ,QHll-i'J'Yc4fliigli!l1 thu-ln-I Xi-lson, Miss Xlorrk, Anilvrson, Miss lloll, . 4, M xl' 5 . - JG, SevciirtiilJiixnl:'lih2:o1'kv11, llrlilslull, Nliis frnolil, Bliss lg:-ter-' J F . .i Ir, .t 7 J 1 4r f fi, V i W 'I' . ,si ii i X N 2 . 'f ,, . N ' x , 3 . if ' a A fl Nb X, 'l'herc are tlnwc lninclrcfl :incl lifty pupils enrollrcl in-iuhjor high sqhool, one ' , J I huiiclrccl :incl tiiifv-hvc in Q10 ninth grznlc, one liiindrefl in the eighth graclc, :incl 5 . q , . , S ii' one linnclrcflvzniil tivc ,Lg the sovcnth grzulc. llluyliqvc hecn wc-ll 1'epi'csc'1itcrl on fl. . . ,,, . . . .. the honor roll :incl liivc' tali0n.zni zictivc part in extra curricular ztctivitic-5. A stall .3 of junior high SfHlsll'l'ltS cclitccl :1 page in thc I,l'f7.Yff'1'. KX jtfnior hoys' foothgiill team I 1 ' f plztyccl si-xy-rabgztuies, dwazni outstuncling yiiftory ov5r lied lake lszllls. 'ifxlmotit X , ilftv hovg tnriicrl out for iutrmnurztl winter sports. .X trzidc incet was hblcl this f f Z ' . . . . . . . ,,,y spring usual. -.Xctivitlcs ot girlsb ajhlc-tits inclnclcrl vollcyhzill. haskethall. and f l track. fc-vorzifl lffuclents gre in thc hawl, the orchestra. the clrum corps, and they glcc cluh. lYit3h such a rccorrl of zicliieucineiit, the junior high looks iUl'NVZll'd to A interesting, prolitahlc ygurs in senior high school. - I 0 1 ' L 1 ' .. ' .Q 7 I - , 'A f 1 N . . 4 3 . f ' 2, ' A lags -6 f Vp yr p J 3 W f f . , ' ' i ' rf -' Y 0 ,vs 4 1-545 '7,f :' , 1 f , 41-L J 1 2? ,' 'j 9- F cf 7 ' s 6' Au, q 1' fx ' I K , Y. X,r. N 14. Y 3, , ' Q 'I' 'I 31QMAf'l ,, 'A 58 'A fl ,' 4 I, ,, Nilmth M , 5 N Grade W - ix A F 1 - Y ' - 5 11 WWW 7 f '9 X F I 1. 1 - J 3. 'J C 4,-1 . 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Rnwvlmmn, Nmlnnuu. l.:nvn-ly, Rulwlx, I,, Hlsuu lfilwl Rum: lhlnhg liclluy, l.:xl3li', Nx-lawn, Klvlin, Nlzulvull. llulxl I ' I 'l'HlRli HRHl'l': K Hawk Rum: ll, Stcphvxu, Ftvllfuul, XX':u1l, XXwwIsl1':n11, SI4'lxfal1m'l. Sulugslzul 'gt SQ-wmnl Run: 'I'l1m11pmn, XYx':lgv, XX'ilsml. Skmljv, XYugslx'-1111, Schulvr. J. Su-phcn: ' .5 Firsl Row: Wlick, XYill:i11s, Yrriuxl, 'l'1mrffn1, Siruml. Tlxyurfuu, Sl'iUglLHllf B5 4 U. Q Page .fr r I n , o g 1 9 I' 1, Seventh Grade V fi . v f . ' 1 .I I 1', l I . I INST lQR1ll'l': llslrk K1-nz 1 1 1 l'7IxN, lzlnlmlllm-1, R. lflvklwi' Ywhe IW :Imam k 'l'I1iv'4l lumt . lmlvp. lmm, llvzm-Ilu H. Llulwull, lmlllv. IM-rg. K4 lfu'Mm! Xwh-we-xxx Viv -lwlvl 1 mln I1 rn I qlklfvv llqluv . . . -. . . N . . .:' x N-vm-11-I Run: ', Il1nl'lnws, .X11m1Vl. Hwvvtlrm, I -ix-. H1-Vulullfl. Ifllwlxwm, Sxxuft, IZQII5 .M-vu'.111 Flux! 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V' ' 43 A .P N 5 ,1 N oxtc 'fmt , i K' ' 'VIIRTCI-I lfctt'R V ' N tftvtz six . ' ' Q ' f Hcrt' ztrc :t fvw sci-tics fI't11l1 iuiiim' high clztsst-s. .X stttrh' til' tht' st-htm' systvtn its mtl of tht' l'lbl1I'St' iii f t'twt':tl Sk'iL'llL't' '?. Ricllzttwl killlil, Muttifzt .Xllth'1'SHH. 'limit- Y, 3 N my lictistm. Mt't't1 lwtck. :mtl lltttivt-ig Xtwscth nrt' vxzttittitttig stmtc ut tht' izthtwzt- i , Lgvry ctlttitnht-tit p1'tt1nzt1't'tl hy Miss llztrtntm tuna-J. Suciztl suit-itcc 7 ttmh-r Miss , X IR-tt-i'sut1 was mzuh- llli0l't'SIlNg hy 2111 Iiichzut wilt-ctttwti tit cmtttt-ctitwti with tht- unit tm lfzxrh' Mittitvsutzt histurv. Miht lzmt- Millt-t' :tml lhmtizt l.x'c:ti1 ztrtt statttfhttg ' . Y '. - Y fb ' twztt' thc tzthh' filS1ii2l.j' ttwuyg :tml Miss IR-tt-1'sm1. l,t'mn't- llc-hlstzth. :tml ixt't1t1t'th ,- I L':t1'pt-titt-1' ztrt' :tt thc httlh-tin huztrtl thvci. Miss iJtil11lili.S rhtss iii gt't1t'1':ti st'it't1t't' . X S is sttlclyiitg thtt t'iI'Cl1i1lfiH1l uf hlmvci :mtl lythph ttht't't'J. ht this gruttp gift- Rtlgvl' Matti. Ruth I,:1x't'h'. I,i1l:th Ulssm. Miss lltmzthl, Iirliug Mclhyc, :mtl Chris I ,it-klmtf . . . , , Miss Mut't'k cxphtitis tht' fvtitlztl systtwn in zmctt-tit histwty tit Ut-oil lhmttpstnt :mtl llzmsmi tftmry. .Xu iutt'i't-sting tmtjt-ct in littghsh W ttmhtr Miss lltmh-it i H114 ltttlx of Hu .Xttitrzt was at gmtip ut' posters ilhtstrztting sct't1t's :mtl t'hztt'ztt'tt't's twin l ' , V I I.t1lct'. Cmtstztttcc .X11fil'I'StI11 and Czmml hlczm XX'ut'lh tnztrlc thc pustt-rs tysixb. Pttgc .ill if WWW Swim ' xf WBLZJVW QR, ff wfgfggfb M , 4 J ,yi Q A x , J '1 Y , 1 i,f k , A' ': . ff P., A I , v . My 1 ff- - 1 7 Q f qt V41 0- , if :jd L, Fly if x i 0 ' ' 7 gd1'llZ6ltZ07'l.S' . ,, SX XM- J and Activities Q L14 QE fi fu ,, g, . A 5? Eff fs r ii Q Q 3 K K1 aa 53 M 5 5 e E 1 Senior Honors Sellillollairship - Grace Melin with an average of 02.77 and Glenn Matson with an average of 0.2.68 are the two seniors whose scholarship won for them the high honors of valedictorian and salutatorian. 'l'he other seniors holding the ten highest av- erages are Merna Thorp, 02.352 Donna llorken- hagen. 01.885 Alargarethe liriekson. 01.571 lletty l,ou Lycan. 00.005 Claton Crosier, 80.023 'l'ry- phena Rozelmoom. 80,521 l,uverne 'l'hompson. 8035: and 'llhelma Xormann, 80.27. N.A.. S.. S.. .X chapter of the National .Xthletic Scholar- ship Society was installed in Crookston lligh School ten years ago. 'llhe purpose of this or- ganizatfon. which has lmecome one of the largest honor societies in existence, is to raise the stan- dard of scholarship among athletes. 'llo he elig- ible for membership the athlete earning a letter must have an average equal to or higher than the general average of the school for three consetu- Glexm Matson tive semesters and must have exemplified the Grace Melia Floyd llarnes highest type of citizenship and sportsmanship. The members admitted this year were Floyd liarnes and Glenn Matson. D.. A.. R. Award Chosen hy memlwers ot' the senior class and faculty comhined, Grace Blelin was the recipient of the ll. .-X. R. .Xward that was initiated in our school this last year. ller name was sulmmitted as the nominee from Central lligh School to the State Convention ot' the llaughters ot' the .Xmerican Revolution, where one girl was chosen to represent Minnesota in the annual good citizenship pilgrimage to Xlashington each spring. 'llhis selection ot' the most outstanding senior girl citi- zen is lmased on dependability. service, leadership. and patriotism. Other candi- dates were Grace 'llrask and Merna 'l'horp. 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XYr:lgc, Hiller Tliiril I' x Xli IM ' ' xuv: . ss wimg. Uomlstrmii. l.j'L'Zll1, llviiir. Sflvik. Rviiisrlimillt, livzitly Svvmi-I Rim: Hlllsl. Ruflv, llillljlfll. l,:n'L-lv, lh--v Umm , ig., l, l'iist Ri-xx: Nlillvr. Srliziivi. lsnzivsmi, Svvrniznin, lxivlm. .Xilvlrismi G, A. A, oaurvdl llic wurk ul thc ll..X.,X is tu control the aftivitics of thc Girls' ,Xtlilvtic Asso- Clflllllll. Z1 larlfc pill' i i 2 ' ICIIJIIIIUII in sports. Klum' girls wlm :irc not mciiilu'i's 'llsu Ulu' part in ilu fimmil-5 .if mr- czuxux. Armin-1-5 .if ml- 1,0 zitlllctic Ql'UlllDS. .Xssistilig Kliss l'illl'llCtl. fzlculty zlclvisvr. :irc tlic following suffi- cers: Nlcrvcc Olson, prvsiclvnti llctty lfricksmi. rica--pwsiflcilt: :xml Doris XYuml- strum, secret:1i'y-tl'vz1s111'ci'. lligliliglits of Z1 5llCCOSSl.lll year wvrc' thc ll..X,.X. Vartx for mcmlmcrs mel fiuml ' ' . 1 ' X s, thc ll.iX..X. Mzlsqiicimlc llnll for girls. zmcl tllc pliysical crliifzitioil clciiiuiistmtiuii. G,Ai. . oar 'l'l10 ll..'X.L'.. thc Girls' ,Xtlilctic Club in xii lu f . 1 ' I :ill jmiim' liigli girls. is lll1flCl' ul Bliss lyfliflllg. Ul'ficc1's Ill'l' pu-sirlciit. lii'YL'l'll'Y XYz1rrl: virc'-prcsi- ,' Ullfillllllllllbll ul' girls who lmvc c':u'm'rl um- huiirlrcrl points tliruugli zlrfl :irc thc llczuls uf thc rarimis clcnt. 5-liirlcr l.cwiii: :xml svci'ct:u'v luis XYumlst1'f1:ii. ln thc l1..X.L'. lmskctlmll Page 35 XX ill largu. Klargarvt .Xnmlvrssni Ctiiw' . L Xss't l'frliturJ, iil'I1L'L' Ni-lin 4l'iclitm'j, liunicc Hagen Calakc-up ifrlitury, Marg H crt. Ailll'g2l1'l'ii1l' lfricksun, Ilunna licwkcnliagcn. Tryplnni lufclmmii Xinli all UNE TWH 'l'IlRI'l' l Ul'R I-'ivia ' ' six The Pepsffeir 'lxhc criitprial staff write the-ir columns: Dennis Iluvlancl, Nlargarct Sta-wiis. llirimara Klillcr. Margarct linx, Hctty Lou Lycan, Kathryn lluhn. lznnicc llagon. lcan Dnnliam, Mary Spring Quncj. 'lihc rcpurtcrs writc news sturics: Simlncy n ll ii it hu . , n V V u 3. AC. Snyder. Rui' Olson. Ciairc Milla-r, .Xnrura Capistran, Cathcrinc Liu ' ' . , , . . , Huwarrl. linrclcll llann-lsun Qtwoj. lhc typing staff make the copy: hh-inia . Yr. 7. '4X. . 4 llky 'lihc paper is marlc np: Marggarct Huw- f rliturj, Miss .Nlwin C.Xdx'isci'p ifunrj. 'ltlu stencils arm ict .Xnnc Clark .Xss't If n off: Doris XYuuclst1'm11, Graco Trask, .Inns Hanson. Marcvlla .Xnflcrspn in ' l sthcr 'l'l1on1pson fiivc-Q. The lvfkvtvl' is clistrilwutccl: Kathleen Laughlin, lvttg I uhnsun, Giiiurrl Miller, Mcrna lihnrp Qsixj. Il' HX1-IH -N V11 11 I1I111.I, 1'171 11 1'1YI' XIX The 0111111111111 11511 1'.:11'11' 111 11l'L'1'11111l'l' 1111- 1111 ,. , .. 51111-55 511111 111 1111- 111111111111 111'QIl111f1'11 1111' J1111'1'1A115f 111g .11111 1111 51111511111111111 111A1YK'N. 15, 151-111-1, 11. .x11l151l11, 11, 11151111. 11, N1111-1'.1'11g11r l 11. 1111111-11111115 -.1 . . 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'1'l' g1'1111111-11 1111' 111A1'1111g1-1111-111 111111 1111111-153 111111 111111- 11--15 111111111-11 111 N1 1-'1'i1'1 . ,,.. .,,. 1, 1 1 . , xN . 11 1111, X14I1l 1 lIQ1l 1 11g11111 IJ 11111v1Xl'1111'1 l'11 1' 1111111111ll11 111111 '11111 111gl111 1 . 1. 11 . .. 1 1 ,. ,1 ., , .. 5 - fl ,. 1.,. 11l111N Ql'11ll11 11'1'1111- 1111- 1-11111. 15 11.11111111111. 11. I,11.111, I. 11111111 1 1111-1-111111311 X 11111511111 111111 11l1111N1 111 , 1 . 1 . 1 . 5 1-11' Page 38 Growing Pains The junior class play Growing Pains, a comedy of adolescence. takes place in a college town in Southern California. George McIntyre, a youth of seventeen with a vocabulary several times too large for him, and his sister Terry, who, al- though tifteen, still clings to tomboy ways, prove to be two very trying problems to their parents. Terry has a rather difficult time when the boys refuse to let her play with them. Prudence, a sophisticated young snob, is extremely disgusting to poor Terry. VV hen George and Terry have a party for their friends. things seem to go from bad to worse as all of Terry's admirers devote their attentions to Prudence. The party comes to a dismal end when George is arrested for speed- ing, and the traffic olficer takes him to jail. However, the next morning things seem to clear up with George receiving his longed for dog, Terry no longer at- tempting to be grown up, and a new girl arriving next door. Skillfully directed by Miss Borghild Bue and realistically presented by an able cast, the play was enthusiastically received. Especially commendable was the colorful setting, designed under the supervision of Miss Barnum and Mr. jack- son. Because of the efficient work of Maurice McFarlin, business manager, and his assistants the play was a financial as well as an artistic success. Others who aided in the production were Mr. Thorson and the orchestra, and the following firms: I.ee's Dress and Gift Shop, the New York Store, and the Vklallace Drug Company. CAST OF CHARACTERS George Mrlnfyre - Gifford Miller Omar - blames Stensrud Terry Mrlnfyrf' Margaret Anne Clark Hal Robert Bolstad Mrs. Jlf!'lllfj'7'I' - - Claire Miller Petr' - XVayne Nelson Profrsxor Mrlntyrv - Everette Bolstad I'r11dN1rc Mary Spring Sofvlziv - Marjorie Johnson Jam' - Muriel Kohn Mrs. Patterson - - Margaret Egge I 'fra - jean Dunham Elsie' Pazflvrson - - Betty Erickson 1 iz'ian - - - Kathryn Hohn Trajffiz' fJflzlt'l'l' Chester Swanson Also-Evangeline Foss, Esther Skodge Dutch - Ralph Eickhof Eunice H.en, Laurence johnson Brian - Robert McCall Charles Chapin, james Vtlhitney, and ' Dorothy Gorder. PRODUCTION STAFF RIISMIPSS Maurice McFarlin Singh ---- 1'roprrfies - - Earl Myhrec Miss Barnum, Mr. Jackson Smmd james Hussey Stanley Johnson. Stanley Lights - Douglas Norrie Hegland, Ralph Kelley, Promptcr - Margaret Dowell Charles Riddell, Galen Call Boy - - Florence Brule Lerum. lP 'I ,,,,f UYIC IXXH 'IIIIRI-IIC I-'1 bl N If I X If SIX SIQXICY IIIIV. Ilrizm: Nw, you 1':m't S4lll4'UXOj'1ll1I' tht in ilwrm-. Ilulcllr Yun n11Ix'1-:I ytllll' IIZIIIII up. :xml j'Ull'I'l' Slll'l'IllIIIIg'f'1lllI' II11gc1'w wut, 111: I':1I1'I 7 z1w. 'IR-1'1'y shv Iriltn-1' Il'1ll'S wlwu IIl'llfIl'HCk' Iurvs :lwnv thc Inav frif-ml Ivul XI'lllI'l 'md I 1p'1 'uw- , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 un Illlllll In cmlsulc Ill'l'. Tllluw. Hrs. NIL'IllIj'l'L'I XYIly, UI C1llll'Sl' S111-'S invite-II Mrs, II1lIIl'!'SllllI H'IIIlL'l'l'. what 1li1I I 11-II you. 'lxlmuk Klrn. NI1'Intv1'v. Iihivg Yllll'l'l' nut tml 11I1I I1ll'llI'ISf'.u l o11r. Ifx'1-1'yIm1Iy Imppy? l i'r'1'. Iflwivz Girls, Iuuk wlmt I r'1mn1I. I think it's :1 pair uf pzumlw I ,S'i.r. IIxl'l'l'j'Z Cmn1- Im in, vu-1'x'In1uIx'. lt! IIl1ll'Vk'IUllS tu sw ymlf' ,S'1 zw1. 'lxhc I.z1w ilI'l'IX'l'S Ivut is c1mImulv1l :lt mm- wi fvminim- UIPIMDSIIIIPII. C'uut1'r. ls it am zlttuck ul' Hllrmvizmg I':1il1s ? Page 39 Page Tiger House Tiger H ousc, the senior class play, is a mystery comedy in three acts by Rob- ert St. Clair. Erma Lowrie, a young shop girl, inherits an estate from her eccen- tric Aunt Sylvia and, according to the will. must live in the house for one year. Her demented aunt is supposed to have hidden a collar of jewels of tremendous value belonging to a heathen tribe in India. Yami, lfrma's house boy, is search- ing for that collar and. as a result, has much of the suspicion directed upon himself. Erma's cousins, Arthur Hale and Oswald lierins, her Aunt Sophia, and Peggy Van liss, a former girl friend, are all house guests when things begin to happen. A storm comes up suddenly, thunder roars, lightning flashes, the lights go out, and the Tiger snatches his victims through the fireplace and the bookcase. A Mystery VVoman falls in through the French windows. Aunt Sophia adds humor to the play because she is constantly losing her upper plate. Oswald un- expectedly discovers a secret entrance and thinks he is on the way to heaven although going in the wrong direction. Mrs. Murdock, the canny Scotch house- keeper, alone remains unruftled. lirma sends for her fiance. Maclntosh, who comes in the disguise of a detec- tive in order to he near her. lle, too. falls into the claws of' the Tiger. XN'ith Arthur's help lfrma discovers a letter from her aunt, hidden behind her aunt's picture above the tireplace, and so gains entrance to the secret room where she learns of the real hiding place of the collar of jewels. Yami hypnotizes Erma in a last desperate attempt to regain possession ot' the jewels. Thompson, the Tiger's accomplice, intercepts Yami's efforts, and then the Tiger appears. The jewels are removed from the crystal glove, and Mac reveals the identity of the Tiger by removing the T iger's mask. To everyone's horror the Tigers turns out to be ICrma's own cousin, Arthur, who was jewel-mad. Erma hands the collar to Yami and bids him return to his people, but Yami. who has learned of a new God from Erma, gives them hack to lfrma and Mac as a wed- ding present. The seniors are very grateful to Miss lloff, director of the play, who was largely responsible for its success. Tllli CAST Erma Lawrie lletty Lou Lycan Yami - - lirnest Robinson Arthur Hale David Norman Peg Van Est - - Aurora Capistran :tant Sophia - Ardith Lee Oswald Kerinx Andrew Stephens Mrs. Murdock - livelyn Solheim Tlzanzjvson - - - Roy Olson The Mystery l'V0man - Luella Ogaard Marcl11.f0s11 Joe Moline PRODUCTION STAFF Call Hoy - Burdell Danielson Adrfertising Grace Melin. Grace Trask, Prompter - - Tryphena Rozeboom Thelma Normann, Parker Kohn Wardroln' Slajvcrrvsor - Jean Grout Tickets - George Beck, Esther Dur- Slaging - Claton Crosier, Douglas bin, Merece Olson, DeEtte Mac- Norrie, Dorothy Howlett Gregor, Robert Sunderland, Cur- Propertirs Catherine Greenough tis Hendrickson ACKNOVVLIQDCZMENTS Monroe Furniture Store Scully Furniture Store New York Store Bray's Ready-to-Wear IINI, IWII IIIRIW- FlH'R XIX . . . . II I.. . . VIXWf A NLXI:X Hur. lII1fIl1I'IIl1IIII. N:IIIII: I III- I IQIII' If NII1IIx 1IllIlIX' I'Al'lII'I' 'IIIII 'I'i wr I I .. . -. 5 NIIIIIIIIIIA-5 XI:III IH1'l'Yk'l' wl:III4IIIg IIIs llI'1'f' NNIIIIIIIIIII-I 'l4':I'ff. i'II1lIfIl1'I'I1!I'III1 Huff XNIIIIII, I',l'Ill1lI NIIIII Haw! NIzIu: I Cilllll' :If WIIII :Is I l'HllIlI.H 'l'lII'I'I', .IlX',Xfl.' KIIIIHIIII - IAIIIINZI'1'I1IrlI'n1I. I':I'lIlIlI 'IIIIvI'I', tIIvI'I'. III-:II'. 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Nliss llue, Rnliiustm, Stn-reiis, 'I'l1um1I- nl lm lll'llIIlIt'I' son, Rozelromn, Xlaegregur, Uliiiiqxiist, N-s , Seated: Trask, Stelxllens, la-e, Sumlerlaml, liruut, Ilurlvin, Ilaiiit-lsuii, Xmman, taivi-tram The Tlhnree mraees Nancy Marshal. a young college girl, iulierits a large liuuse: aml, in urclt-r to make iinanees meet, she ancl her twn friemls, llarrlet llulmes :mcl Sarah Charl- sev. tleeimle to convert it into a tea rumn. Un the im meuiwf flax' uf 'llhe 'llliree . 5 . Cruces Huh Nurclyke is temptecl tu eat a lmwliitlcleii wallle. lfluise Smythe :mtl lfclna Carr, the College snolrs, repent him to LllZlCll lamier, thus inaliing' an ex- tremely mlifficult situation for all perstms etnieeriierl. lleeaust- ul' the earnest efforts of Pinky Davis, Miss Price, anrl llurace lialmsnm. the situatimm is lhially Cleared up. and the play enmls with everytliing appearing lnright :mtl rusy fm' 'lll1e Three Cruces. This class play, the lirst to he presentetl in the new aurliturium. was especially well reeeiverl lay the auclienee. Much era-clit is clue to Xliss llue. the clfreetm', as well as the large ease uf characters who wurkecl su hard tu make the play a lm! ishecl production. CQXST till CII .llr. SIMM - llc-m'ge lleelq Harrie! Holuzwx tlraee 'llrask .Ylilzfy ,lfurxllull - .lean Grunt .Slurulz Cllzarlxevv - lfsther llurlmin Hub .Ynrtlykw Rulmert Sunclc-rl:mrl lflnixv Slllyfllf' .Xurora tlapistran l'inkie' 17uf'i.v lfrnest Rulmiuslm ACK NOW l.lCl JCM ICNTS Cfn'zuu.r - l,ee's Dress ancl Gift Shep flIlt1f.V l3ray's Reacly-to-XYear Huis - lversmm's Millinery Hays' Clothing - Ruettell Clothing Co. Xll.XC'lll ,llS .llzxx ll ml 'llrypliena lion-lmuiii .lllxx l'1'lu' - - - .Xrclith l,ee IIm'm'u lltll7.W7ll .Xnclrt-w Stepliens Iftflltl fltlfl' - - Ilurclt-ll Ilanit-lstm fllltlffl 'lltlllllfl' - llarifl NUVIIIIUI IMIH C'n11Ilf'r tilt-im Nlatsnm Cuff. lil'1ITUll lilly Hlsrm PRI JlJl'C'I'It JN S'l',Xl l lfwllrnll ,lltIll1Ifjt'l' - .lxll4ll'L'VV Sta-plu-ns Ti1'l.'f'l ,S'f1lw.s' - tilt-im Nlatsmm Sftlgff' tlltllltljjfl' - Curtis llemlrielqsmi Cliff liflj' - - Nlereee tllstm l,I'0Hlf'ft'l' Blerna 'llhurp Music E . 1 f 1 - 1 E x X l v iv fm 5? E3 3 , 1 75 5 in lhlorsoinl Music Director Liked and admired hy all students, actively interested in community aH'airs, Mr. Thorson is a man of whom the entire school is proud. During the six years that he has taught in the Music Department of the Crookston l'uhlil' Schools, he has achieved an enviable record. Croolcston lligh School has been the district champion for the last live years, and the groups that have entered the state contest have achieved high ratings. Last year nine groups were entered in the district contest, and the judges' ratings were eight ,-X's and one H. which was the highest rating given in that division. 'llhis year eight groups took part, and they reeeived seven A-Ys and one li. The school and especially the music students owe Mr. Thorson a great deal for the splendid work he has accomplished, Page 43 Page 44 Music lln Review A few years ago Mr. Thorson introduced a system of awards for those students who have been active in musical groups throughout their high school career and deserve awards in recognition of their services. The awards are based on a plan of credits whereby a student receives a letter. a silver emblem, or a gold emblem according to the nmnber of organizations to which he belongs. This year's award winners have high ranking averages ahead of those of other years as far as points are concerned, with Aurora Capistran having a total of eighteen and one-half credits, the highest number ever earned. A special honor award is given each year to the honor student who has contributed the most to music during his four years in music. In 1934 the recipient was june Axeng in l035, Norman Peterson: and in 1936, Cleron Carpenter. This is the third year the music council has been organized in the senior high school. The officers of each major music organization, the choir, the orchestra. and the band, constitute the representatives to the music council. Such a group keeps student opinion before the faculty and helps solve the various problems that confront the music department throughout the yearg such as programs. discipline. uniforms, and changes in organizations. The council has met regularly every Tuesday morning from 8:30 A. M. until 8:45 A. M. ln addition to the large groups, band, orchestra. choir. glee club. drum and bugle corps. pep band. there are several ensembles. The ensembles represent the advanced student instrumentally and vocally. They are selected to partic'pate in public appearances as well as in contests. A clarinet quartette, organized in the fall, has broadcast from li FJ M and played at many public gatherings. The wood wind quintette, the brass sextette, and the string quartette have also appeared at several community attairs. The sophomore girls' sextette, including the trio, have sung together the last part of the year and have been in great demand for appear- ances. Other vocal groups are the mixed quartette. organized for the district contest, and the male quartette. formed late last fall. This quartette sang at many school functions as well as town programs. The mixed quartette received an A in both the district contest and the state contest, the other groups an A in the dis- trict contest, with the exception of the clarinet quartette, which received a li. Other groups which did not take part in the contest but which were organized and play- ing were a violin quartette, Barbara Miller, Jean Dunham, Lenore Bang, and Robert McCall: a string quartette, Lenore Bang, Iilvera Anderson. Marjorie Anderson, and Esther Skodjeg and a saxophone quartette, Luverne Thompson. Owen Albertson, VVillis Ifide, and Vedell Smith. Students in music not only participate in music groups but also have an opportunity to receive classroom instruction in the fundamentals of music. The course offered this year was rudiments of music, which included harmony. music appreciation, musical history, and conducting. Next year's schedule will include in addition the history and appreciation of music. In the history section will be a thorough study of music development, in the appreciation division a study of famous compositions. ear training, sight reading, and conducting. Furthermore. plans are being made to set aside rehearsal periods during the school day for the music organizations. Anyone interested in music can be assured of a well-planned and interesting program of activity next year. I XIVSII .XXY XRIIS II.lxIx Ix--xx. I-1111, 511111Iw1I1111I. X, X111I11X1111, Svfplvfnx N .1-v '1 : . -11 ' - u111I Ix11X XI1I 11. Iu.111, I.1.. HIX1111, I .X111I11x-1111 5111111 I 111 II1111111 1 111111 l1111 111 II 111 11 1 I 111111I I'11w1 II: : ' ww. I 1 - 4 IX . , : . XII5II't1lI'XI'II. Sl.111rI111'-: II1111I1,1111 IIM111 X ,, , . .I1IIm'. 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Pep Baum Composed of thirty-six players. 21 larger nnmlwr tlizm in any pre-viom yi-:nz i xp band hw been one of tlic niost iinportzint factors in our zttlilutic contvsta. ic mnc was musical sclvctions for almost 0X'l'l'j' kinrl of 1-im-i'gcncy :mel was o to Lu o 'ill football :incl lwaskctlmll gznncs. as well as for thc pt-ll inet-tings wlmli it c lmcforc the gznncs. Much of thc color and gait-ty of our clit-vriiig N cut to thc singing and playing of comic stunts ztnrl to thc- voopm-rzttion . nc with tlic cl10crlcaclQ1's. 'lllic pep lmnfl was tzlkcn to 'l'l1it-f River lfzills t 1.nnp1onsl1ip game lmvtwcvn Crookston and 'l'liicf Rive-r Falls. Rlr. Riggs. i ot thc 'llhicf River lwancl. :incl Mr. 'llliorson lczul the two lmnrls in Il mnrcli onsorecl lu the City. 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WMU' X'lX 'W- rw-1 .l4 ' N N Pap NJ Athletics , . 1 a w L. . i f Mr. Osborn Mi Athletic Coaches Mr. Osborn For the past two years Mr. Ushorn has coached foot hall and track. lle has turned out two successful foothall teams. the 1936 squad winning three and losing three games. llis last year's track team won the district championship. ln addition to this work, Mr. Osborn has charge of intramural activities in which a large numher participate and is also the physical education instructor. Mr. Osborn is well liked hy every one in school. and his various teams have alwavs ex- . . r . ' . emphhed clean nd fan' play 'ell as good sportsmanship. I . C Miss Burnett Miss Burnett is. in manner. just like a fellow classmate. She has showed us how to appreciate the many sports which she herself likes. Under her ahle direction girls' haskethall and volleylwall teams have hecome prominent among' outside activities. She has done much to promote enthusiastic oar- ticipation in other sports: such as, tennis, skating, ping pong, swimming, and hiking. XYith the help of our new gym- nasium and Miss llurnett, physical education classes have he-come both enjoyable and educational. Mr. Tygeson ln addition to coaching haskethall. Klr. 'l'vg'eson is in charge of our newly organized hasehall team. L'nder his capahle tutelage several very successful cage teams have heen developed. Hur five entered the district finals this year hut was defeated in a close game. Mr. 'llygeson also assists Mr. Ushorn with foothall and has don e much to estahlish a strong offensive and defensive wall. 'llyge is an ahle coach and instructor and has a thorough knowledge of the various sports. livery hoy enjoys playing and work- . mg under his direction. ss llurnett Nl , e r. 'l ygeson , s t I t i We Page 53 Page 54 WV I I k Row: R, Sampson. Rude. Y:-rizln, 'l'nrmlnis1, S:1urIc'1's, Srzxrr, Swanson Second Row: Conclx Tygeson, Ileglznul, Iiicklxof, Jensen, Ilunson, RiII4IvII, Anders ll NILIXSHZIC Loauh Usboxn I lst Row: Ii, Smnpsnn, Ianzu, l.un4IgbLxg1,, XXI II Not on Picture: lIovIannI Clif Jr JKS'l'c JN CRC Ji JKSTQ JN Clem Jc JIQSTQ JN CRI Jc JIiS'l'c JN CRI Jc JKSTL JN CRI Ji JKSTLJN J.,,' 'neu muse, Barnes, Matson, Ilauge IFoo1tIba1IIII Record - 0 'l'IIII'1I? RIVIQR F.JXI.I.S I9lC.'X'l'IIIiIJR.'XI, - - 0 HIQMIIJJ I - - 2 XYJXR IUCN - - 6IM.JXIINlJMIiN - - 14 'ICfXS'l' GRQXNIJ FORKS 1F ootballll The practice sessions for 1936 began late in August about three weeks before school opened. The boys trotted out on the field decked out in new shoulder pads, headgears, pants, jerseys, and last but not least, blocking pads, which saved many a tender rib from abuse. VVith Tygeson as assistant to Osborn in the capacity of line coach, the team was put right to work. After little more than two days for conditioning. the team was hardened under the hardships of block- ing and tackling practice. Having lost the season's opener, the boys practically made up for it in the game with their city rivals, the Cathedral. Then under the able tutelage of Tyge- son, a new system was introduced and put into use in the Bemidji game. lispecially notable in that game was the excellent blocking exhibited by Hovland and VVheel- house. running for Matson and Panzer, who did most of the ball carrying. Al- though the Pirates dropped this game, they turned in their best performance of the season, The boys continued with their good ball playing for the duration of the season and ended with a fifty-fifty average. winning three and losing three. It might be well to note here that among those elected to posts on the all-city eleven, made up of the A. C. team. the Cathedral. and Central High, were the following Pirate players: Panzer, quarterback: Hovland, right half 5 Barnes, left end: and Xllheelhouse, right guard. The prospects for the 1937 football season are fairly bright. The Pirates will have nine returning lettermen around which to build a team. They will probably be led by their two union linemen. Riddell and Hegland. Among the lettermen returning is Mclienzie. who filled in the center position very nicely last year when needed. Sampson. who alternated at tackle and end, will most likely hold down the end post next year. He is rugged and a lighter. Hougen, the smallest man on the squad, played guard. Butch will be an important factor in the 1937 ball club. His running mate was Turnquist, another sophomore. He came along fast for his first year out and proved to be a stone wall on defense and an effective blocker on offense. Benson, the only freshman candidate to win a letter, is a big fellow. When he returns from the range next year, Cowboy Tom will be bigger. stronger and have a year's experience. Eickhof, who can play either tackle or guard and play them well. will be on hand next year. Riddell and Hegland will round out the rest of the line. Chuck, who is the biggest man, has had the most experience and plays either tackle or center. Little yardage was gained over him in his two years of competition. Hegland, playing tackle, turned in a good performance every game. The only returning letterman in the backlield is Yerian. He is a hard, fast runner and is a southpaw passer, which is a valuable weapon. Scarr, a shifty runner, failed to win a letter but will make a strong bid next season. XYe wish the boys and the coaches a very successful season in 1937. Page 55 Page 56 t'.XP'l'. NVIIEIELHUUSIC BARNES PANZIQR an Fullback End Quarterback Games C ROCK STON-0 TH IEF RIVER FALLS-15 The Pirates played the first game of the season to a fast, powerful, and well-coached team. The Pirates, who fought all the Way, were defeated only in the last quarter when a punt was fumbled by Crookston behind the goal line. After this score the Prowlers crossed the goal for two more counts although they were taxed to the utmost before they were able to penetrate the strong defensive wall of the Pirates. CRI it mliS'ltc DN--19 CA'l'lllCl'JR,'Xl.-O A fter a grueling week of practice, the Pirates pounded and trampled on their inter-city friends in a way that speaks well for the offensive play of the Pirates. Panzer, our diminutive back, returned two punts for touchdowns. XVhe-elhouse showed plenty of power on defense. Many new men got a chance to show their WHTCS . CRIX HKSTON-0 RTCMIDJI-26 The Pirates, outelassed by weight and speed, bowed to one of the best teams in the state. Although Crookston went down in defeat, the boys never stopped fighting and turned in one of the best games of the season. The blocking by llovland, XvllCClll0llSl', Matson and theiball carrying of Panzer were beautifully executed. t' Rt X DKSTON-2 XVARRICN-6 The Wlarren Ponies got away to a fast start to upset the Pirates in a poorly played game. The line and baekfield didn't function together, and results netted little yardage. Crookston got its two points from a safety. The Ponies pushed over a touchdown on a pass in the fourth quarter. IIOYIUXNIJ I.l'Nl7Ifl!liRG MATROX IIENIIRIVKSON llalfhack End Halfbaek lind Games Lilltll JliS,llUN-6 M.'XllNUMl'iN-0 Smarting from the results the Indians handed out the year hefore, the Crookston Pirates journeyed to Mahnonien. The hoys took the field with a grim determination to wipe out any previous record. Almost from the opening whistle the l'irates had possession of the hall. 'llhe hoys had no trouhle in penetrating Klahnomen territory. ln the third quarter, after three tries from within the ten- yard line. Captain XYheelhouse made the only counter of the game on a line plunge. The Pirates' defense was exceptionally strong, and the linemen and hacktield worked together perfectly. Clit N JICSTK IN-1-l li.-KST GRAND lit DKK S-0 'llhe lfast Side game was llomecoming and the last encounter of the season. 'llhe game, played in the afternoon on a windy, dry, dirty field, proved to he one of the most satisfying beatings a Pirate team has handed a Green XYave out- tit for some time. 'llhe Pirates had the hall a good share of the time and did quick work in using it to an advantage. The Pirate offensive and defensive play had reached its highest peak in this crucial game. Barnes and Lundelierg spent the greater part of the day in the opponent's lmacklield. Matson turned in a liril- liant performance. and XYheelhouse played his usual consistent game. llovland and Panzer along with our lightweight tackles, Sampson and Ilegland, were con- tinually in the thick of the fray, which ended the season with a great game. The team will feel the loss of players like XYheelhouse, Panzer, Matson, Hovland, Barnes, Lundel.merg. and llendrickson, who graduate this year. Page S7 Page 58 lI:11'k Huw' 51111115-111, l111'1111111st, I-wcn li flfllkh, . , -' NYI11-1-ll11J114u Ilmx 11-tl Nvcu111l Run: ll. l.l11J4lulJ1-Vg, Nl11t44J11. Xl1J1'l:u1, I 11n-1' R I11111l1-lwv'-J Xlrlxn-11111- 'l4l1i11l Nun I.:-nf, l:1yl1J1', Iliulgrtl. 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FISIHQR - - - 20 1uQJ1uJ11 - - - - s .x1Jx - - - 21 WWlIlHflQlXWiR I5XlJ.S - - 24 NX XIQRICN - - 2x1 NcJR1JHxJ1iS1' SLWICJKH, - - 33 cL1J1xx - - 27 IQXSWXIHLXNLJINJRKS - - 16 WWIIHIFIQIVWQR l?XIJ.S 125 - - 31 IU - - 2m 37 IU Jw J Z5 13 14 -ll JU 33 IJ 15 13 17 Z3 'ECS I 'ist Grand Forks 64 LllI'l1Zl.X - - - 13 Basket Ballll VVith Captain Barnes, consistent high point man throughout the season. leading the team through its schedule, the boys managed to chalk up a good record. Panzer, smallest man among the regulars, and Wheelhouse came next in line for scoring honors. Early in the season, the boys journeyed to liast Grand Forks and did some- thing that had not been done hy Crookston for quite a few years: namely, our cagers heat the Iiast Siders on their own Hoor, 23-20. Spurred on by that vic tory, the team proceeded to build up a successful season. Out of seventeen games played, eleven were victories, and six went down as defeats. The Pirates scored a grand total of 425 points to their opponents' 368. In their second game with VVarren, the boys held that team to only one field goal, a feat well worthy of note. For the third year in succession, the cagers reached the finals in the district tournament hut were tripped up by Thief River Falls in a hard-fought and close game. Graduation will deprive the squad of the services of Nvheelhouse, Panzer, Matson, liarnes, and Lundeherg. However, with Jessen, Morlan, Taylor, and Turnquist on the returning list, the coach will have a foundation upon which to build up another smoothly functioning team. The Tournament Red Lake Falls - 12 liast Grand Forks 17 fCrookston - - 16 Crookston - - 271 Crookston - - 33 Thief River Falls Plummer - 16 xv 13 W 'lrien - - 21 anim - - i Thief River Falls 22 - I- - - 17 Thief River Falls 21 Flnef River Falls 60 Regional XVinner - Thief River Falls State Champion - - - - Edison Page 59 1'XI l'XIYlS . ,XRXICS IKXNZICN XYIlliICI,IlHl'Sli I l XIII HI Rl lrmvl l-um'-I huzml 1 null Games Hur. ,X tc-msc ll1UlNi'l1l till llw llt'llL'll. Tim. 'l'l14- u1w11ing tip-UIT ul ilu X C gzlnw. TIIITV. HK'lXVC'l'1l llzllws in thc dressing rumn. ls 'lxygv sw lfmzr. 'lxhv In-lm Imml 1111105 up fm' mu' uf its l'tll1Si1lg n11n1ln-rs. l'f.f HH in tu111'11:mu'nt wars :lt 'l'I1ivI' liivm' lftzllls. OX I: Page 4.0 '1' WU 1 lll'R IIXI ol fl L,7!f ' ,141 1 I is' ' .V , 1 0 'QL . 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Mr. Uslmrii :tml Miss lltiriictt elicl mucli tu insurc thc sttcct-ss ut' this zttlztit' pcrliztps mu- uf thc lwiggc-st pimjcvts zlttciiiptwl :luring thc yvztr, fm' iiiun- sturlciits tuuk part in it. thzui in :my utlicr ztctivity. liCCZll1Sl' of tht- 4TllISl2lllfllllg rcsults of thc llIltlCl'l2llilllg. it will ttiiclutilmtvrlly cmitiiittc tu lac- :ui zumuztl cvclit. ago 0.5 Page 64 IIHYIUXNIJ IIARNICS M.XTSON I.l'NDIiHlCRti XYIlIiIiI,lI4Jl'SI liillCl1CI' l'ilchcr Sllurtstoiw Untlichl First lizisv This spring. for thc tirst time in thrvc yczirs, Crookston i'cx'ix't-cl thc high ranking sport of hzischall. Ucczuisc of incicincnt wczithcr. thc' squzui coinincnccrl incloor practice in thc gym. niziinly for thc purpose of linihcring up thc boys' ztrnis. XVith thc Coming of May. thc squad clonncrl uniforms and ht-gan its rcgnlnr ont- cloor practice sessions. which included hzitting practice. inticlrl :incl ontticlrl him'- ticc. in prcpzu'zttion for its SCZlSlJl1'S schcchilc. The following lint--up lbiilffti thi' iirst gznnc at Climax : Hovlancl. catcher: XYhct-Ihousc, lirst lmsc: Loc, st-cond hzlsc: Matson, shortstop: H, l,t1ncIchci'g. third hasc: Morlzin. lvft iicicl: R. i.iiiiflvIwi'g. ccntcr iiclcl: Riel. right ticlcl: :incl Hztrncs. pitclicty with R. i,l1l1til'ibL'l'g for rt-lin-f. The Ccntrnlitcs took this gzunc. 14-1. allowing Clinmx 4 hits to t'rookston's 15. llovlzmrl connected for zi single. Il clonhlc. :intl ai triple for hitting honors in that gzunc. 'l'hc' following' wcck 'lihicf Riwr halls cznnc- to Crookston for :in CllL'Ul1l1iL'1' In this gzunc, pitching story hook husvhzlil. lizirncs shut ont thc I'rowlt-rs 2-0. Thi visitors inzulc no hits. no runs. :incl not one man 1'cztchccl Iirst lmsc. In thc lust of thc seventh inning Ikirncs started Crookston's half of thc inning with Il singin- zmcl ll later hit lay llzirolfl l,nnclchcrg scnt hiin :incl Leo :across thc- plutc to win thc hail gznnc. PANZER HENDRICKSON Pole Yault anrl llnrdles 100 anrl 200-yaril Dash Tirarelk Track, which was very successful in l'J36, will again lmve :1 major spotlight in the spring activities. 'l'he Pirates, who took the District Track :incl lfielrl Meet with il total of 44 l-3 points, had some outstanding incliviclual performances. Don jackson. who was the high point man. nizule ll points hy finishing iirst in the high hurdles and seeonfl in pole vaulting and low hurclles: Roger Panzer won the pole vault and low hurdles. :incl llarry Melfarlin :incl Rieliztrcl Vorflale took lirst in the high jump and running broad jump. respectively. This year track hopes rest on Roger Panzer, Curtis Hendrickson. joe Moline, Bernarcl Sanders. Allen Jensen. Glen Morlan, .-Xllen l,inclholm. lirnest Robinson, Floycl Spence. Lzlwrenee johnson, and Xkurren Seurr. if ,i Page 65 1 QP ' ' lu I v I ' 'A I 5, l 1 ' it A , .I s K ' f 5 wif! 'I 1 ', , , ,V . , 1 1 g' 15 4 so 95' ,4 ,- . 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Nl:1cHrvgu1', 'I'I1mnpson J2ll1l1ZI1'y1S - JZll1L1Z11'j' 18 Jilllllilff' 25 - jamlary 25 FC111'l1Zl1'y1 - l ch1'11:11'y 1 1'tC1Dl'l12Ll'j' 5 - 1'AC1J1'll1l.l'j' 5 FC1Jl'l12l1'j' 15 - l cImru:n'y 15 l+'ch1'u:n'y 17 - FC1J1'lIZl1'V 17 Gilrilsg alskert 1132111 Suplmullwlm-s 21fSQ11iu1's 29 Ninth Grzuln- 18,--luniurs 13 f SU1J110111Il1'CS 134-1111114113 8 - Seniors 17-4Xinth Gl'ZlC1C 12 Sup11n111n1'cs 22-Ninth G1'2lf1C 21 - Scniurs 7f.lunim's fm - Snplnnnn1'cs .ZUfSQ111Hl'S 7 Ninth Grzulc 15-.luninrs 9 Scniwrs 21--Ninth Klrzulc fm Ninth llrzulc 1'1'+SUll11U11lll1'CS 15 - Sn-11im's 13'.llll11lJ1'S 'P - Snpl1n111m'cs 12-hluninrs 11 Cllzunpiuns Scniurs School Life 1 xx, , w V. S-f , , ba N. F1 If rl ii Calendar SEPTEMBER School term for 1936-37 opens. First pep meeting held in auditorium. First edition of 1936-37 Pcpstcr issued. G. A. A. holds picnic for awarding honors. OCTOBER Pirates lose to VVarren. First minimum essentials test is given to entire school. First school party held in the gymnasium. Pirates win the football game at Mahnomen. NOVEMBER First lyceum program, featuring Sue Hastings Marionettes. American Legion gives Armistice Day program. junior girls win high school Tuberculosis lissay Contest. First meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association. DECEMBER Dixie Melody Masters present program. Pirates win first basketball game from Twin Valley. Seniors have first vocational guidance talk. First home basketball game. Howard Cleaves in lyceum program. Christmas program in the auditorium. Kathryn Holm wins State Tuberculosis Essay contest. K 25. Miss Scott and Miss Briggs become brides. JANUARY C. H.S. defeats Fast Side. 23-19. Second senior high party. Pirates play Warren and win. C. H. S. loses to Thief River Falls. Pirates defeat Northwest School basketball team. FEBRUARY Seniors take college aptitude tests. Entire school enjoys Lincoln's Day program. Local declamation contest with Kathryn Hohn, Margaret Fox and David Norman winners. Kathryn Hohn and Margaret Fox win honors in sub-district declamation. G. A. A. Masquerade Ball. Bob Zimmerman, deep sea diver, gives program. MARCH Kathryn Hohn wins district declamation contest. Pirates victorious over East Side in semi-finals. Thief River defeats Pirates for championship, 22-16. Mr. Goplen leaves to be Park Historian at Medora, N. Dak. APRIL Physical education demonstration is held. National llonor Societv and honor students are announced. Crookston wins honorsiin district music contest at Thief River Falls. M AY Senior high party. Organ concert. x Senior class play. Tiger House. 21. Exhibit of manual arts by the art department and the home economics department. Junior-Senior banquet and prom. JUNE Baccalaureate. Commencement. Page 67 vi' by ix C A W X. X! Y A K fn f . fl n Page 63 1 ar A O NIE TXYO THRIEE FOYR Fl VIE Sl X SICYICN Honors 0111: XYinners of the junior high Xlashington lissay Contest were V. Matson, eighth gracle: C. XYoelk. ninth gracle: ancl S. Rosenthal. seventh grade. Treo. -I. linnham. M. llowell and li. llohn. three juniors, won the high school 'l'ulmereu- losis lissay Contest. liathryn's essay plaeecl Hrst in the state eompetition. 741Il'l'l'. 'l'. Sharp, ,l. llanson, ancl li. llohn have reeeivecl straight averages in the senior high school. 17111111 li. -Iohnson, a ninth grarler. won the sweepstakes prize in the soap earring Contest. li. Melin. a senior. plaeecl first in the high school division. l'il'T'l'. ll. Miller. Zl junior, won seeonrl place in the State Dental Poster Contest. ll. llowlett. a senior. was awarrlecl thirrl prize. ,S'1'.r. junior high stu- mlents who have reeeiverl straight 'KY' averages are C. Morken, L. llelflstalm. T. Stiekney, V. Matson, M. Stenshoel. and C. j. Won-lk. 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The gymnasium was decorated to represent the lawn of an old Southern mansion. A false ceiling and wall and a white fence enclos- ing the entire dance Hoor along with an old-fashioned well, shrubbery, flowers. colored lights, and lawn furniture helped to create the atmosphere of the old South. The members of the decorating committee were Grace Melin, chairman. La Vann Darkow, Ardith Lee, Roy Olson, Donald Christianson, Thelma Nor- mann, Rose Hoglund, Aurora Capistran, lirnest Robinson, Curtis Hendrickson, Kathrine Raymond, Tryphena Rozeboom, and Charles Miller. Catherine Greenough, chairman of the program committee, Kathleen Kelley, Andrew Stephens, and Grace Trask arranged a very interesting and enjoyable program consisting of two selections by the male quartette and a solo by june Sampson. Marilyn Ostby also entertained us with a tap dance, and a group of junior high students danced the minuet. A delicious buffet lunch was served during the later part of the evening. An old-fashioned well made an attractive setting for the punch booth. liight sophomore girls assisted in serving. The refreshment committee was composed of Betty Lou Lycan. chairman. Luverne Thompson, Priscilla St. Martini and Lucille Broden. lidy lfastman's orchestra provided the music. Advertisements and Features if 2 E' Advertisements XYQ. the senior class of 1037, wish to thank the numerous business concerns of Crookston who have so willingly contributed to our year- book. NYe are extremely grateful to them, for without their spirit of cooperation and assistance this Optimist would perhaps never have been published. Through their generosity they have shown their interest in our school and in our undertakings. NVe in turn wish to show our appre- ciation by patronizing them and urging our friends and readers to do the same. ROY A. WHEELHOUSE J I H I ' ' ' we Sm, Us ,,,,.,,..,. OVC Cities Service Products CRUOKSTON, M INN CROSLEY XERVAL -...- TREATMENT5 Two STATIONS For Your Hair TO SERVE YOU The Croolcston Associatiion of Public Affairs iincerely Compliment and Congratulate each and every one of you of the Class of 1937 on this your happy oc- casion. If, at any time, we can be of service to you, feel free to call upon us. S. S. DANIELS, President J. SAUGSTAD, Secretary Portrait and Commercial Northwestern Clinic Building, 220 South Broadway Photography CROOKSTON, MINN. KODAK FILMS. FINISHING M. U. OPPEGAARDI MID. ANU IQNLARLQINQ Slifwv -,,,- c. L. oPPnc.xARn, nn. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Nliorkmanship and Service that will In L' BROWN' MID' please you Diseases uf Children --'-A XV. If. MERCIL, IXLD. Medicine and Obstetrics THE BENSON STUDIO c. D. xi1'rcn121.L, D.n.S. Cronkston, Minn. 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REFI7, BLD., Internal Mcrlivinc, X-Rav IYXUI, IIAMLN, IJ.IJ,S., Ilcntlstry TRUMAN I.. STICIQNICY, IJ.IJ,S., Ilcntistrv EAT AT TI IIC Great Northern Restaurant IIUMIC-CI Jcemlililb Fc Juli IIUMIZ-MADIQ PASTRY F. A. Olson THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE lxsnfurxxcl-1 cmlmxx' mf BIII,W.XL,'IiICI'l. WIS. IIXMICS -I. S'I'liW,XR'I' IDIHIRICI' Xf'I Y'I' 'IACICIJIIOIIC Ilfm I Residence 145 CITTOIKSIUII. Minn. 78 THE ROBERTSON LUMBER COMPANY DEALERS IN BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Louis 11ouoEN. Agent B R A Y 'S 0 o IXIISSES' :mtl LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR AT POPULAR PRICES Phone 135 Christine's Beauty Service WE AIM TO PLEASE IH-op., BERNICE A. ALIIERTSOX Mgr.-Operator, BLANCIIE SIVERTSON Wayne Block Crookston, Minn ERICKSON'S ELECTRICAL STORE QUALITY ELECTRICAL GIFTS AND FIXTURES f1llflI0l'I.S't'fI1 GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCE DEALERS IPILAQHOIUSIE Billiards Soft Drinks - Lunches CTOOICSIOIIIS Only Recreational Parlors CROOKSTON STEAM LAUNDRY I70c1's of ll'0rk Thai I'Im1srs Crookston Fuel Co. COAL - COKE - WOOD A Trial XYill Convincc You Plume 943 CONIPLIMENTS OF I-I. L. CARPENTER Pg 79 S. A.. WA LACIE 18: CO.. HDRUGGISTSH BOOKS, S'l'1X'l'IlJNIfliY, SCIIUUI, SLfl'I'l,lIiS, IC1-XS'IIM1XN IQKJIDAIQS C.'XR1X-NUMIC .XNIJ SIIARI 'lIUII.I'2'lI ,'XR'I'ICl,ICS f -4 11 411 1I1lflfT gllli ,IT II1f1l,1',11Cl:,5 Coal Ice Wood HELDSTAB Ice 81 Fuel Co. c11111,11:111x'1'c,111 10111 11ox1-is Truck 191-lix'c1'y 1'11 QW11 Q 111 4111 N. IXIQIIII MAROTTE'S BAKERY .x. -1. 111x11o'1 1'111. I,1.IPl,. Home Like Bread---Sliced Rolls and Cakes 111111111 IN c11111114s'1'11N 1218 5. A111111 Sl. C1'1111ksto11, Minn. I'l11111c 226 UNION OIL COMPANY CRlJLJliS'l'UN, MINS. IJist1'iI111t111's of Iillllt-NKDCIQ IIIISOIIIIC l,ul1c Oils and Grease TIIICU. MATSUN, Mgr. GIRLS- Wear a Pair of FLEXGAKS '1'1 1 112 1111Z111f112C'11 LlC.X'lIl 1 11111 s111.1i 111111 1.1x111111s Put on by Carl Eidsvik Crookston Snort R121-,x11z1No CONGRATULATIGNS 'ro '1'11112 Class of 1937 We Both Look Forward! TI-IE RUETTELL CLOTHING CO. C1111111Qs'1'11N, M1NN. 154280 L P N ll-llalllll Of Fame ml-ixx x1.x'x'suxP A1p,1 lulwlm- lam-Q M Ql..XlRl'. Xlll,l.l'.R-V-Xlwst l'4vpul:11' inrl C2l.lfX IIULTSKIC---llcwt l,m1lai11g llwy llIf'l l'Y LOL' IAYUXX--llcsl lmolcing llirl SIIICRNIKX XIYICRS-Klmt Nlugicnl lilly Y I U Nl.XlilOX 1Jl.5OfXY-Klusl xlllxlfill hurl lxxlml-xxx' sllclfll14:xs, xx'lllaL-Sl,lam.,-N4 V 1 M H H M Xl.Xli'lnlXlil'.l 5II'.Xl4.X5f--XX11111-N1 tnrl Ifl.llYlJ ILXRXICS-Nlusl .Xthlctic lloy- l.UVlCRXli llICXIDRlL'liSOXs-Mwst .Xllmlvlic Girl GLICNN Nl.X'l'SUX-Rlml Sturlifms lilly . ,lUNlf ILXXSUN-Xlust Sllllllnillti fllrl Pagc PADDY AND PAUL SERVICE STATION QUICK. CoUR'rEoUS SERVICE Tank Wagon Deliveries 'Telephone 285 W. J. KIRKWOOD LAWYER C rookston M innesota Phone 7 3 J. H. DOSTERT RADIATOR AND TIN SHOP 112 SO. Main Street Crookston Minnesota CROOKSTON DRESS CLUB Cleaners That Clean Phone 449 I.. M. BURNS K. M. BURNS The C. O. D. OF eRooKsToN Service, Quality and Value Since 1882 Kllfffli-ll-Cf11l0F Clolhcs - Florslzvim Sham Dobb Hais and Caps TI-IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA NORTHWESTERN MORTGAGE COMPANY LOANS - PROPERTY MANAGIiMENT'-- RENTALS FARM LANDS - INVIiSTMIiNTS Polk County Bank Bldg. Phone 148 11,8 F . Northern Hardwaref,8n Plumbing Co. General Hzu'dwzn'e, Stoves and Tl11W2ll'C Plumbing, Hot Water and Steam Heating lfm' :L rlwlllllllllg llc-ssc-rl 'l'1'y Bridgeman Ice Cream CyBI-ien SL Sylvestl-C ll 5 IJl'.I,lLl0Lb! Axttm,nCVS at law Klzmllfzxctnrcrl In' L'l'UUli5lOll, Alillllkxiilllll I-gllidgenflan Clleanqellics L'RiHJIiS'I'UN, RIIXN. PIIUIIC 113 .XINU insist Un l5NIIJGIfM.XN Hlltlcl' Compliments DR. J. F. BOLES lJIiX'I'IS'l' -of- F. W. WOOLWGRTH CO. C1'OUliHlU11 Stzxtc Ullllk Ulclff. Pu and 1XIl1l1llQCl' Phone 1199 MR. CLARK For Style and Quality IN nm' uumws lxxn IAIJIICS' 1fL'1eNIs1.1lN4z5 GU Tu QW' Vfgff TMEQAQ iilfifflt lll0S6AA5 35MH5av 9RS9,N. P992-t CRUOKS'lxUN'S LICAXUINC STORE 1 8.3 J FOOD MEANS GOOD IIIE.XLTH Sensible Priees THE GRILL HOTEL and RESTAURANT CIIAS. H. RAPIN, Prop. Lrookston. Minnesota tone 396 Open Day and Night HOUSKE FUNERAL HOME Lady Assistant Large Chapel Ambuanee Service Disfizigzlislrvd - Quiet - Diynifezi eRooKsToN,x11NN1-:som ' FINE FOOTWEAR HOSIERY - PURSES Cr0ok.vfon'.v Finest Shot' Store' Nl -- NIE Il' SIHIDIE SIIWDIRIE CRC JOKSTON, MINNIQSOTA LEADER PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY Underwood Typewriters Stanelztrcl - Portable - Noiseless We Live, Build and Believe in the Community We Serve Interstate Power Company THE NEW ALWAYS THE BEST SHOVV IN Towle I , ' I .EJ Q 9 n ' Lf 1 NV ' - x xx0'I fE '71-Tgbx -f Q gf 6 .. . 2 -1 - 5 S .1 J .,. -,X -get F - Detention Xg lniijo.te.:L. 4 A-w-'77 4 0 f C'- We 0563? Kehns Tears J .sf A gggfxs H35 Trousers- X' divx I ' Sn f nm 375:35 9 ! Q'?YE::.J 15?-iL L- ' iv.. xx F I 5 Q --F, C T Jimm ami Foxy FJ Q ,G ' ! 4 ' f S jll Mftzxile Da.:sc,1n 4 Q3 A-so9x Lf. 7 403 Q ' E53 ,W Two Tfaghev-s , , ., Overshoeg Get Mau-s-Zed. ,5 x ,offmaikfhi U:3j .. -,' . 'Q en 0, ' X FB ,,- mn 15- fl N-Lg! .tk-:i..!L5r 4. wif? ' , 'HI ' BQ I- x'J K K X A 'M M N X Ms-. Kohl S125 I 07 H Q. QCouo-'Hnq in 'Uma ails ,J f NN CQ I wx 5 K-sg M- -'Qzgm 522 5' S3 7' 3 .fx '- K J P- J -J M g-,JpK ala, Takes HSS 3 1 I Q Fu-gt , Dv-ce Qfeggw H ,, mn. Hzfgumk Tau!-es 66131. ' I--in Histor-J gnd, Civics fgwfjf lk gb s, Ehumsss the Nzhausnaefs 1. ,Mi N453 L2 X X f 4 jf 1' Q :'3?'x 'flip CY ,fig 6543 Qi, 3 W , , '1Ig7i.'7'1'TC, TEX -fJ3'1'::'.fx -- , X .TX fgyf 'Q' 7'-8-5 7 'll - L.d xx-,1,ILx-l K ' --'-in'--gf Shun M. tml Cuv-fis H- We Cro to 'UNL Wi Go 'Home Htve Opev-a.'LRons .RFI Music c0h+QSt ACi2v- pl-OVW Page RADIO CAB Lee's Dress Shop lJn's.w.v, l.f1zgv1'1'v, I'I0.Yfl'l'.X', and lfuyx HQL1iCk S61'ViCQ lICZ1illIl1Zll't0l'S Fm' KIIJIDIISS' lJRlf.S'S'IfS' Day 8a Night Phone 52 C1'fmkstm1, Minnesota Stenshoel Funeral Home GRADY SL GRADY IWAXWYICRS IC. AX, HRAXU3' llfjxxwfllld 'fr QQRIXIJX' 24-Hour :XI11lll1lIIllCi' Sc-rvivc Cmuksimm, Minn. Vlmm- nhl Strander Abstract 8: Investment Co. ,fllijgfgl COMPLETE MODERN PROTECTION 1 f'gjj.jf 'f l,f1 lf - .AIC'C'llJ!f.Y7' - ,'lI l'Cf7,1fOl3lI.lf - lfllflf - If'f.X'l75'Tl7lx',1l 14I'l?Gl,AIx'5' - HONIDS lg x - Q,-' VWVG-. . 'if' ' - ' ' Y' . x . ' N At YOL11 M QEZQFFY X X QiWt' t,w1fFJ ttmffft' ft, V -wr:1P'fWfA X FOOD DRODUC T S FINCH-WINSLCNN-CARLISLE T31':111c'I1fmNfXSl I-FINCI I Cf 5. lgc 86 ERICKSONS UALITY MEAT 110 South Main Street Phone 82-83 Phone 180 Phone 186 KELLEY UIL CO. GREETINGS TYDOL GREEN GAS FROM Vecclol - MOTOR OILS - Mobiloil An AlLlmnuS?.1914 Tires - Tire Repair - Greasing R. H. Chlacj MCFARLIN IIICRMA-XX KNUTSON, Mgr. IDMAN'S IRO FIREMAN Coal Stoker N. P. STONE CO. Candies and Ice Cream xmlal-1 FRIQSII IJAILY Serving Crrmkston Vnhlic O 1 75 X .xr PEOPLES HARDWARE co. OLSEN'S Om 8' Sjfff't ' P 's' AUTO-BODY SERVICE Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Auto 214 North Alain Street Accessories, Harness House Furnishing, Crockery, Pamts - - O. l d G , . ,, . , ,, ls an reases A SCTVICC lhat Anus to Please IUC-ION N. Hroxulway 'ISCIQIIII ll 779 - '-' Crookston- Minn- Res. Phone 945--I DIAMONDS JOHNSONS JEWELRY STORE Bulova Watches P2 87 Croolcston Electric Co. XXI' have the Largest Selection in the Northwest ll. NEXYMIXN, l'1'op. . . Crookston Linoleum 8: Pamt , Com an For Your Electrical Needs p y Glass - XVrtllp:1per - Venetian lilimls MUNN,S Music and Jewelry Shop L' amlll plete l,i rlt- ol' jewelry Jwzut'Ir.v, l,l.lllll0lIlll.Y and lI'ult'l1rx We feuturt- .Xnit-ricnn-niatle Mtlse. Iluescht-r liztncl Instruments llailrlwin Pianos Brunswick Radios l':tl:tce lilot-la Phone 477-J FOOTWEAR For Men, Women, Children Quality - Style - Price C. Rieclesel Sc Son The lfxclusivc Shoe Store C. M. LUMPKIN Insurance Agency CI IM Pl.lMIiNTS OF Brings to the Class ol 1937 CROOKSTON EVERY GOOD WISH MERCANTILE COMPANY , WllOLl'1SfXl,lC GROCICRS Miss Kitlcloo Mr. ldllllplilll N H JESSEN COMPANY Sc TO 81.00 STORE CROOKSTONIS MOST INTERESTING STORE CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY Quality Lumber 411 North llrozulwny Phone 40 lge 88 NESS GROCERY FANCY FRUITS :incl Vl'fOl'i'l'qXl5l,lfS Grocery uncl Confectionery Tllli FRIICNDLY STORli Open Sundays For Your Convenience Phi me 363 We Deliver S1llllDS0ll'S NVooill:iml A-Xclilition Crookston Pantorium Cleaners-Launderers-Furriers Crookston. Minnesota ll. lJlClilil,, Prop. DRINK BOTTLED COCA COLA 'l'lll'I li-XUSIC '1'lIfXT RliFRliSlIES Coca Cola Bottling Work Phone 167 Chris Eickhof 6: Son GENERAL oourmxorons A N D MILLWORK CRY If JKSTC DN, M INNIQSL BTA Flowers For Graduation XYrite - XVire - Phone Ilvllllftlflfl' file O a'4'1 :sion say it With Flowers SCHUSTERS PICRICNNI.-Xl.S - PL:XN'l'S - l I.OWlCRS lilowerphone 754 Crookston, Minn. MONROE FURNITURE CO. FL'RNlTURlC lllilJlJINll lfI,ooR COVHRINIZ 115 North Bronclway CROOKSTON, NllNNliSO'l','X Phone 33 F h B Job Printing and Photographing, e Kodak Finishing and Enlarging. AGPA Plenacliroine K Panchroinatic Roll Films to lit your cznnerzi. Depcnclalile Camcras ancl Photo Supplies at Reasonable Prices. Special attention given to the Developing of l,2lllClll'UlllZ1tiC Films X qualitx xou will 'icccpt SW Us PORTRAITS ' ' ' ' A ' lfoie YOUR At a price you will pay. Nlainv uf the inllustrutions in this annual Expert Printer 8: Photographer A :ire specimens of our work J- P. Over 50 Years Prxicticzil Experience Pag J Hotel Wayne Crookston's Best MRS. FRIEIJA L. 1sURc:liSoN, Prop. Office: Crook:-:ton State Bank lllclg. llonrs: 9 to 12, 2 to 5, 7 to 8 DR. G. A. MORLEY SPECIALIST EYE. EAR. NOSE and THRO.-VI' Crookston, Minnesota SA L. S. MILLER A'll'l'ORNlQY AT LAW Fournet lilock Crookston Minnesota QUALITY Nl'l'A'l'lON SIERVICI' EDVE.D'S Quality Shop Phone 208 Better Maid Bread i-Lacly's Vanity Shop FAITH ELLIS RRIDEN Hl'iIllfI'l'l!1ll All Branches of Beauty Culture Croolcston Minnesota DR. THOS. SPENCE UlfN'llIS'l' CROOKSTON, MINN. Opposite Hotel Crookston NORTI-IWEST'S FINEST FOUNTAIN The SWEET S UP We Serve to Serve Again MEALS - LUNCHES - CANDIES ge 90 Su A Biff : ' .xg , 'Lx , LJ .,. ' 5 4, S U w,.n up L59 I st : Riu bvv 5 y '69 0' 1 L L ' Utvv 'oy U f N Q A ol: Ol L W' ve Zi Ycam Popeye Spence U FI H B 3 1 Tas-zan Anderson IS QYNBS f 2 fx il 'J Lil ' IU 516 i wx Jigga Twnquist Maggie fhgm NK Have!-LL uk sg: Laluums Gm-Jw JL lb Hans ua' Fmt-L Minhie T-'ox Mlscvkfgey I Luvutebev-3 2 if NT 55 35 E -,L Mining Hovgen Hem-3 Fem-We Skeg ' H I L 4:7 2-It ovean Wtii Wheelhouse, i Q1 C. ROE GRAIN CO. Grain - Seed - Flour - Feed I'hone 8 209 XYest Robert St. TRAVEL BY BUS TRIANGLE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Congratulations and BE MQDERNI Best Wishes Shop At Your 'ro Graduates of 1937 Penney Store Mu. AND MRS. I'I'f'l'ICR J. mnii xvlim- Q 1111 Iity ami Thrift Comuni- Shescripiion Qrug Siege cbrelter s PHONE 88 89 CROOKSTON, MINN COMI'LIINIIiN'I'S DR. G. HENDRICKSON OPTONETRIST Office in Iiratrucl Building RED 8: WHITE DE MOTT AGENCY CY JOHNSON Insurance Il me 76 107 No. Main St. CFOOIQSIUII Clit JI INST! IN, M I NNESK ITA M innesota SANITARY DAIRY PRUDUCTS CO. For Better Ilealth Use Pasteurized Milk, Cream, Buttermilk Regular Deliveries 'llelephone 61 DAI-IIJS GROCERY QU.-XI.I'1'Y and SERVICE Our store is as near is xoui DR. P. E. TIBESAR R ooms 21-2.2 Rauch Block telephone' M H Crookston M innesota 116 So. Main Phone 327-328 Poultry - Baby Chicks - Eggs 112571 'iff Beauty Parlor ' SEEDS - FEEDS Dikel's Annex IE Featuring the latest in GllI7l'I.l'It'!'lI PERMANENT WAVES Phone 105 For Your Next .-Xppointment Peterson-Biddick Co. Robert St. at tl. N. Tracks Phone 160 GAS - OIL XVRICCIQER SICRVICIC SL MEAT MARKET 116 N. Main Street And SIQRVICIC SAN I'l'A'I'ION . SA'l'ISF.-XCTIUN Bulck Co. Q Are Our btanclztrmls Open Day and Night Phone 100 Plume 66 VVe Appreciate Your Patronage Whether You Buy or Not Meet Vs at D011'IFI.Yl CROOKSTON DRUG CUMPANY Phone 178-179 I':m 13 IDR. Fm-LD SHARP DR. B1,ANc11rZ S GSTEOPATHY PHYSICIANS US'l'I'1UI'.fXTIIY ,1XDjUS'liS F0lll'l1Ci. Block l'h4mc HAI P U7 CUlXII'LIMICN'l'S OF The Spring Gravel Company C RC X DK STC IN. K1 IN N1CSO'I'A Patronize Optimist Advertisers 1. J. , , ' uto phs 4693: -74424 gy-pw.77w.f WWW ,fftyv I d ju I' Y. ,I P' ,mf-..f-1 ,..o.--1-ii-'j,,z 4, If 1
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