Chatfield High School - Burr Oak Yearbook (Chatfield, MN)

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SENIOR BABY PICTURES -- 1, Joyce Tabor. 2, Warren Brown. 3, Leila Grindlanol. 4, Mary Flynn 5, Catherine Chase. 6, Betty and Burton McBroorn. 7, Myron Erickson. 8, Betty Ober. 9, Ray W alter 10. Marshall Dadek. 11, Marte Rathbone. 12, Patricia Eickltoff 13, Audrey Carothers. 1.4, Laverne Elek- hoff. 15, Curtis Martin. 16, Elaine Horstvnan. 17, Luella Koltlrneyer. 18, Betty Siegel. 19, Litas Karnrner 2.1, Clement Keefe. 21, J ean Tuolty. 22, Gordon Potter. 23, Ralph Thorson. :ununununnusnununuauunnuununnunnnnnuunnlununuuunlIuuurnunnunnnnnnnnnuunnunnnnnunnnnnnnnIlunlInuunnnnunnununun....mulunplug.IInInnnnnnunnnnnlllllllll H 1 I Arnoldy Bros. Martin's Lumber Co. Standard Service 0 LUMBER BRICK WASHING GEEASING DEPARTNENT STORE CEMENT TILE TIRES BATTERIES CHATFIELD, MINNESOTA PAINTS AUTO NECESSITIES Red Owl Agency STOP AT E J FREE CITY DELIVERY Lal-I-y'S b Phillips ee station SI AA CHATFIELD, MINNESOTA FOR GOOD SERVICE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Greer Cut-Rate Gas Station FIRESTONE TIRES AND . BATTERIES 5 cs . ALWAYS THE LOWEST PRICEI' FRANK GREEK Green Gold Coffee Shop A GOOD PLACE TO EAT WE APPRECIATE. THE STUDENTS' PATRONAGE Richter Drug Interstate Power Company Company RANGES REFRIGERATORS THE CORNER STORE Drugi - P1'es'criptions - School Supplies - Fountain Service ' PHONE 81 WATER HEATERS Free Advice on Commercial and Home Lighting PHONE 27 CHATFIELD WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM NELSON Refrigerated Lockers P. I-I. LAIVELL CLOTHING GENTS' FURNISHINGS-SHOES ALLIED CLOTHIER PHONE 21 CHATFIELD This Space Is Contributed With The Compliments Of Several Friends Who Wish To Remain Anonymous.

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C. H. S. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER: 2-School days, school days, dear old golden rule days. 11-F'ootball practice in full swing: 12-Class officers eleeted. is-I-lomeconiing Queen candidates ale Chosen- Battle of the Century. ZH-lfirrt football game, with l,.tne-aooio winning, G to 0. 27-Homeeonzing Day! Irene 'liuohy is our Queen. C. H. S. vir-tory oven Spr'ng Grove. OCTOBER: -1'-Peptest and football game with Plainview. ll-School out at 2:30. A busloud ot kids goes to Cl-TS-Preston game. 16-First report cards. Such shocks over some o't' the marks! Oh. well! This is just tho first six weeks! 17- Crime Desn't Pay. Told by a man who knows. IS-Rushford game there-MeBroorn catches pass for XViIlll'l1f-I score, T-li. 23-Gophers Hhunged up , but win at Harmony. 24-25-26-A lull in our routine-MEA. 30-Pepfest and football some. NOVEMBER: 1-Jr. High Dance-9th grade. XVl1at is this younger genei-at on vom ng' to? 5-National election in CHS polls, as well as for the public. 8-Newspaper dance. Anythinn' for :in education! ll-Armistice dav storm- Blew up the game with St. Charles. l-l-Education Vifeek program w th the Rev. S. C. Jepson as speaker. 15-Junior Class Play, VVh:it :1 Life, And how! 18-Ask the football boys and coaches about Capt. XValler's duck supper. I9-Ass:-mbly program. Alaska must truly be an ideal U. S. possession. 0-End of Lind six weeks of our trials and tiibulations. 21-212-Tlianksuiving vac-zvttion. 211-Movie of soil erosion, The ltiverf' DECEMBER: 3-hlist oasketball gi-line-XVykol'f, li-Thank you, Mr. t..Tan'ipion. tor the free show. Also ,tfrafle operetta. lb-Juniors annual Chris.mas danee. A Merry Chr Stmas to Everyone' SU-An eventful day! M ss Ute:-ht if-.l on ice and broke her ankle. Senior Sucker day Basketball gxanie with Rushford, and the beginning of Caiismas vacation. Why does ev- erything happen at once? JANUARY: 6- No rest fltor the wicked. IU-Pepfest and basketball game with Preston here. Sweater hop. 16-Vocal and land concert. 17-A11 advisory group program by Miss Tayl1Jr's f a'4s. 18-End of the six weeks. XYhy don't 90 the teachers give everyone A's? W e would be good-natured then. 0- F'unn es are very interesting. but news is more important when you take a current events test. I won- cler why! -The Parkinson people from Lemars. Iowa. entertained us with music. P-'-Industrial Arts boys of the 9th grade put on entertaining program Z7-Exnloson! Boiler blew up! Re- .1 so l . no sr- h ool! -9-Biek in school again with :i couple of davq work to make up. 31-Declam kids begin try-outs, FEBRUARY: G-Coll'-ae ap+'tude tests. A whole forenf-on of writings. Judging: oi' det-lam contestants. S N .rs-:jj .I N aag 'sauxep gxe Sed ii 7 U? E. fi F? rn 3 .-, E r-1 5 5 rv 2. f- I .-. T x 9 dent body. 0-Ainitisil school board dinner. 21--Mr. Mos'ng s studio burned-ine 2-I l'llli'lll'lLl' zu. lot of CHS proofs. -lf':u-ewell, Mr. Okey! A dan:-e in h s honor. 227-'Fuo one-at-t plays went to XN'ykofl' and Preston. Qi:-ltlnd ot' another six weeks. MARCH: 3-Hieleome back, Miss Utetrhti Miss Sunderlin takes Mr. Ulu-y's plave. 5-District Deelamatory, Harmony, lil-Four one-ac-t plays put on for the publie. 12-13-I-I-15 - Basketball tournament at Houston. 18-I-lejzional Deelani, XVinona. Hats oft' to our contestants! Y 20-VX ykofl' and Preston present one- aet plays here. 21-Legation Carnival-Maybe there wfll be band uniforms now. 29-Music Festival at Vvykoff. A nice bus ride! APRIL: I-April fool! Knew we'd catch you. 6-11-Spring.: vacation-one week of rest. 1-I-Have to make up a day, Xvanted to f-onie back, anyway. lil-Uistrivt Music: Contest here. Calm-- lhrough with Ilying' eolors. 23-Sur.-ial science class visits Faribatnlt -Didn't leavy anyone there, either. MAY: Z-3-State! Music Contest, Minneapo- lis. tl-Senior Class play, lil--Advisory group protrrani, lti-Here at last--.luniol'-Senior Prom! ZI5 f -Baccalaureate Service, 251-Graduation-Last day oi' sehool. flood lurk, Seniors of 1941!

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