Cloquet High School - White Pine Yearbook (Cloquet, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1925 volume:

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S I I THQ rg kt Iliff .1 V J :iw - I l JI I I ,I Ii, n IR It I IQ Qdffu IIA , .l ,ts HN 'rf' 415' ' A 'QQ- X L ' I DEDICATION M CLASS OF 1925, DEDI- CATE THIS BOOK TO HENRIETTA A ND E R S ON, IN DEEPEST APPRECIATION OF HER CONSTANT COMPANION- SHIP AND UNFAILING EFFORTS TO MARE OUR LAST SCHOOL DAYS HAPPY. W -M -M THE SENIORS OF THE NNNX L I 1 ' V lp I I 'Inu is f L J' 'aa ' 31 ,1:K,d,' ,I .. ,,.' x, 4 Qi- Xu' f ' Q-Fflfllff, . Z 1 AA X 'J' ' Txfg if Mel if I1 4 1 4 lf' L dr - lxy I N lL ii 53 0,. 5' ' ' JLLAH tl . uf? LU, NTU I .V U T in HENRIETTA ANDERSO t YH J' V fu LY!! Mx ' Q I- 'Viv' ld is 1, . rhiaw . j , .1 It .I ., , ff?n'Y Q, 4' f' all A 4 il- NN.. - 'X rn, ' ,fleil F 1 - f 4 W . I A, M 0 1 1 ' N 'Q .3 F W 31.3 I W wr ' ' gill!! i 'arf .1 xx N mtg! ' 'LX 4 w'J!' M 'MN' ' ji' . ff, 1 -P' l' T9 kt :Vw F. Jn, 'Mfr Q was 'R gf hh ' ,I :ll ii QR tl X ,-. 1 ' , I . . 1 - 9 F H52 1 QX 4 , aw 'ff' X, A F .F , . -xV 7 , swan . 1' - W, U i ' 1 K 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION - - ,191 .f , ,, xr X MB. L. F. LEACH ............. ...... P resldent MRS. FANNIE E. SHEEAN ...... . .- .... Treasurer MR. E. W. SPOOB .................... . . . I 4 .Clerk b MB. o..J0HNsoN ' F DR. F. W. s.P.A1TER MR. J. W. STEVENS A , I . ,lib I V k 'M F F V , I K A s F ' -' f. '-,, F f XX M ' A -ri' 'Q --'r . '- L. X , ' Q' N. XS. , , y.,.z.i.....--.,.. f , -1 WHITE PINE BOARD Editor ...,... Ass't. Editor ..... Bisiness M anager ...... Ass't. Business Manager. . Vctivities. . , .... . . . . Athiotics ..... Photographs .... Art .......,.. Jokes ..... Advisor ..,. ! . . , .RUTH JOHNSON . , , . .PETER NELSON . A . . .PHIL COLBURN ..........JOEPOIRIER . . . .EYELYN SWANSON . . . FLOYD BRISSETT . . . , . .ALVIDA OSWALD . .BEATRICE JOHNSON KATHARINE LUOMALA . . . . . .MISS ANDERSON N L f 2 ww 2 5' 1 Q, ,' ffwiyw' A -..,- V H K - 31. - W k L',, 1 X .JE-xwiffi J' 1 in 1, . iZYefQ:af,W.9--, Q ir, if Kff5?':zf v . H ' ff' ' 1. nga, J. , . .war wmv . . ww-y 'ww A 5 91 K - xv ,Q W.. 'wwgw ,. 1 fm ,. x 'UNM nw 31f15if'5: W S..-, X-1 ..Q,H.v . , ww, 1' 3' frm9i.AQ f1 'M L X? JE' .FE A gdwv' ww 595235 V. ,n n r,V,7E'1 . - . ,, V- , I , K , if V3 iii? ,tl ': f' C ,J if , as . ' ,Q X rl ig it A 55,45 Z2 92:3 f 1 Rs wi .nn , -Ulf . j 1 1 - , 4 we J - 3 K E. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent .-11 A? in Y ' wa ' R' 511 if h 3 W ,MQW any A- wfgi-Swv i n B N 'wwmm --v- -.--hi W 4 ,N .J 5 X fff Q Y N M N? X! X 5 - ' N ,Y X . W A ' V 3 - X iff! fs f XY f 2- I riff ff. 5 fa I .ffl -A' V - KX , , f X xv , If X X , L f gp ,X . H 1 W Q ff f fl N '5 .'., TQXX 43,1310 f?f'2'5x,f.f, ' 'S' X , . . acultv MARIANNA FARSETH, Principal MARTHA BENESH Tyndale, South Dakota S. B. Huron College IVIATHEMATICS IVIINNIE ZIMMERMAN Spring Valley, Minnesota Ph. B. ENGLISH CLARENCE MYHRE Minneota, Minnesota A. B. St. Olaf College SCIENCE FRANCES RAITER Cloquet, Minnesota S. B. University of Minnesota HOSTORY HELEN GREENE Minneapolis, Minnesota S. B. University of Minnesota HISTORY, ENGLISH FERNE ZIMMERMAN Spring Valley, Minnesota l A. B. Hamline University ENGLISH INET HOLCOMBE Stillwater, Minnesota A. B. Gustavus Aclolphus MATHEMATICS ARTHUR IACOBSON Hadley, Minnesota 1 S. B. University of Minnesota AGRICULTURE CLORIS BAILEY Kasota, Minnesota A. B. Gustavus Adolphus ENGLISH LUCILE DUNN iunerinr lxVisconsin of Minnesota X-t 'hx --F, 1. ,va X T .amvmnr-1 ly at ' 'iii ti? raw W wi?Eg3g7,f,., x IW I, MARGAIZET LEET Grand Forks, North Dakota University of North Dakota COMMERCIAL GRACE CoRL1ss St. James, A. B. University of Colorado IIOIWE INIANAGEMENT A. L. HAUS1'EN Two Harbors, Minnesota Stout Institute INDUSTRIAL AQUA XV15NN15RB13RG Stillwater, Minnesota Gustavus Aflolphus MUSIC EDITH NORMAN Cloquet, Minnesota R 'N Illinois Training School for N1 se NURSE 1' ,IV f, I 5, if ,L fri ' 1 1, J A rrri I W',,,- ,,,,ff 1-'rf' :Ip i -4 5 - L- A.-..,..,l,, Q LOLA RINE Cloquet, Minnesota Cloquet High School SECRETARY ri O ,K-4 ' Seniors Y- S 'Ea '1 I in v ETIIEL BICNRUIJIC Vhss tryna rvr -lg IJKTIIIHI. 43 u lx. lx. R. .wg Mlm- I lllls -Ig Olwrvtm 4. .1 hlrxxwl fifvlvfrvfliml rlml 11 wnliliny jzlff. XVAL'r1i1e B1z.x'1 r Knights of I'zxtri--I: lh-my lg lf. B. 41 G!wK'l1lim.4. 41 f,1Jl'l'PlIIl 3, -114111154 l'luy 4. llw's huxlzlzfl in Maxx. lm! gifw' him 11 ,girl um! ULU .r fx rlnmqfll. , ALXIZIIC Blhxli 14: K.K.K,3gK.I..K.-lg.X..X.5.1. .1 Isilfirzg 7:'r1l'1.'4':' 111111 11 lcimlly llmrf. FLOYD B1elsS1c'1 1' XviC0-PI'K'F:fll'l1l l1.Xl!l1llIilSl1ll-f-H Band 4gGIvn- Vluh-13 Opcretta 43 F. li. 2, .L 4. lima' !lze'.Y1'.vlf'u11s5, xilfnl nrwu lhril! mr!! I5,xB15I. BR.x'1 1'l.O1f .XIllQ!HU'lll'll 4: Girl! l'!l1l:4: K,K.K.s:ura1qA.A.g1.4: f , , ., C law I Izzy 4. 4 I krmrz' u filflf' zfgzuxf uirll W f ...,-qff ' ., .J LAg,f..f 'UN milf f MK. ' VY? ang I 5 . if VV Wiki l , ' K5 'F F355 5 an - ggrs! 4' 1 fm :i A 4 is 15k4 ijgg Sq! -. . ES, zmilrxl 5 . I: gil 6524.2 M: I fl 2 FTF V 9 1 fu, H11 life 55351 ws ' -'Z Egg' . ,E '5553 D 45 lrizig is f .Qin 'M il .M luis 5' A my-,-., 5 5 5,524 Fig, 14 ref . i W I Ffsyu, . I u A I r '-51244 1 A ,M , I Q S M' P 4 X 1 GOLDIE BURNETT Declamatory 45 Orchestra 35 Alpha Delta 45 Glec Club 45 Operetta 4, , The lziglfthxwonder-a red head without a fowesponding temper! K ' J RAYMOND CHRISTENSEN Knights of Patrick Henry 45 Track 2, 3, 45 A. A. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Class Play 4. Every nighl, I'm waitinqfm' you, Oh, Mabel! MARION CARTWRIGHT K. L. K. 45 A. A. 3, 4, Illyrlle swears Tootx is a flrecvafker when you get to know her! PHIL COLBURN Pres. Deb. League 45 Pre-s, Ath. Assoc. 45 B. B. 35 F. B. 3, 45 Business Manager, VVhitc Pine 45 Track 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Operctta 4. Onward, onward! Ile foils nal, nov does he spin! REBECCA COLLINS Debate 45 Declam 45 Sec. Lit. Society 35 B. B. 3, 45 Girls' Club 45 Glee Club 45 Operetta 4. 'Z' like the boys, anfilhe boys like me. P.. . .l. i.'?. li i-ui l il H.. l'1,'1l N, I f X .. 1 1 i ' ' .1 Q. - Mb l , l ,J J x f' fr ii iii- ,Skim 5 ' ww 1- a? . J , i , . i .W . iii , ' 5- ggi - 5:1 Y w ' , r ' ,I Vi! , X K' ig , ii' i LOLA CURRIER will 1 - l f, K. K. K. 35 President K. L. K. 4g may-REQ.-A 415' 3 ,C Glcc Club 3. 49 Operctta 3. -Qfjf.g' U: 5 , 4. A Latin .vlzark-yet a lwenfiflh fcnlury Hzixrkigv 5 if Q 'V J .vigil I' ir iff ifffgf ? 4' 5,2 9 viii F E . . 'klkgi IRVING ILNLUND ,-1 5,3 mg? yy' 4 'I Knights of Patrick Henry -13 4,6 F. B. 43 Track 4. iii A regular Enlund, and a fashion aulhorily ' romes to wr! lies! ,, ' ' 5 2, '23 1' ed fifi 'wlsif 2 55235 fi J' fi?-F5 I4 'J - at f, I '..'-7 1,,l,.'f ZVXARGARET DANIELSON 35 fi' .fi if-Wifi Pine Needle editor 45 Debate 3g Girls' Club 43 B. B. 5 if fa: 55' Glce Club 43 Operetta 4. QT 1 ', Q - r . l ,' ff U hen she ix good, she is iwy, wry gooclf Im! when sk! 1 1 ' is nrzuylnyfl 'E , ' gi. Ai2 ig iija 1 ,VX l 1' X 1 1 ,l - ALLEN FREEMAN Knights of Patrick Henry 43 B. B, 3, 4gTrzu'k1,2, 3, , F. B. 3, 4gGlf-1: Club 3, 43 Opvrctta 3, 4. QV: 1 ,Monkeys zz friendly sort of a kid. MAIZIOIZIE DODDIQIIJGE 3 . Athenavum -43 Newsfmpc-r 45 Girls' Club 43 Glce Club 33 Operetta 3. She lrivs .vu hard to be .mplzisf succeealv in bring jus! Illargilv. ifaled and blasc and P X iw iii' Q! ,. 'sl Bal? ga ,lt ll rl l CD1 li Us ll is li' lr .7 ul l lvl . I .' 5.-cas? Q DT.-XXINE DOL.-KN W. F , we a Sec. Alpha Delta 45 Glcc Club 3, 43 Girls' Club 4g Class Play 45 Operctta 3, 4 TOIVA GRANHOLM Travel Club -lg Ath. Assoc Ile is the kind fha! will xeek Hue best in Ziff. FLORENCE DOIJGE .-Xlplla Delta 4g K. K. K. 35 A. A. 3, 43 Girls' Club 4. The Scanlon Zighl u'4'igI1t srrapper. UDERT HELLA Newspaper 45 F. B. 4. Thevfs a lol of longitude lo him. GLADYS FREMOW Athenaeum 45 B. B. 23 Track 2, 3, 4. She'd like lo be a boy,?Ll.Sl1 E-4: e makes a good all arozmzi girl. XS. I-,,..-f O l U J li ' - ' , 4 h P i , . A I 'nw ' . -fuii'-ffl . - Ll J Fm:3j'Q K,A3f . Jfq I 'K ' X -'W' ' ' 5 ll x ,.,.-xi ' . L? af' ,. . qt i . 1 1 1 , J qfyknav ,V ,link T , , . EDNA HENTIIKKA 'il 3 i . P., ' ' li ', I- Brainerd High 35 NVadena High 25 1' ' 4 New York Mills High lg Debating Lczigue 4. I Then-'.v nothing slow about her. . ' ' A U ly ' in ELIZABETH HUOT B. B. Club 35 Declam. 45 Alpha Dclta 4g B. B. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club. M 017, girls! I'1'a 1051 l'li'0 pounds!! . U 14 ' ' T i Hmzxu' HOLMES L L . 1 ' 4 Glvl- Cluh 43 Opvrvttn 4: V 1' F. li. 45 K. Pat. Henry 43 Track I 4 I .lppmran.'v.v are nn! 1l.'r'Pi1'ing fcv'.'en :Vx Harry you a q f looking al. bl Y nfl I N BE.x'r1uCE IOIINSON .UL ' Alphzi Dvlta 43 Glc-0 Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Opcretta 2, 3, ,Ui L Social Clmirman lg Art Editor 4g G. Club. 1 J Bm has an indesrribrzlvle quantity that all the olher gi 1 ' would like to haw. ' L4 1 itw r . W N rlfwt Q LY1..x IOHNSON i l P. P. Club -lg K. K. K. 35 A. A, 3, 4. I 'A W X 1l'x ,hrojllv '11'l10 Irv ax she' does who always .vuffee fx in V U ,. 1 lv V 4 l N. f la. If 42. . mlb' f ' 1 lf: V Q r ww il 1 1 ' A Z ax. if 4 - . 4 s' +Q.-,iff l.. f f fl , .f fl., f K , ' l ' 1 l gligffiwi 1 ti., RAYMOND IOHNSON Class president 33 Business manager, P. Needle 43 Class secretary 2. Ray has ability and a sense of responsibilily. RUTH IOHNSON Class president 23 Class vice-president 33 President Literary Society 33 Vice-pres. K. K. K. 33 Viceepres. Debating League, 43 Editor, VVhite Pine 43 President, Girls' Club 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Operetta 3, 4. 'A cup of Fienrllinesv and an infectious giggleilhafs Ruth. VIOLA-X IOHNSON Newspaper staff 43 President Athenaeum 43 Secretary G1rls' Club 43 Goee Club 43 Operetta 43 Athletic Association 2, 3, 4. Roses are red, Violels are hlucf Sugar is Sweet, And so are you! VIENNA JOHNSON Polly Politeness Club 43 A. A. 3, 4. She has hiiched her wagon la a star. None of us can go higher. TOIVA IOHNSON Knightsoi' Patrick Henry 43 A. A. 3, 4. A manly boy will grow to a manly manhood, we know. , Y x l T l -l IAYNE KOLSE1'l'i Class secretary 43 :XIIICIIIICUIH 43 H. B. 35 Girls' Club 43 Glev Club 3, 43 Opvrvtta 3, 4. ll? lcnvw her when xhe' wax just PETER KARPOWICH fflailz .lmnxiv Football 3, 43 Knights of Patrick Ilvnry 4. Ilf' playr the game with all tl1at's in him. KATHARINE LUOMALA Debatv 3, 4, Debating team, 43 Dc-rlum. 23 Bexv-mpc r 4 Annual staff 4, K. K. K. 3, Girls' Clubg A, -X 1 2 5 4 Glcc- Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operctta 2. 3, 4. Rain' rhifkcns or write editorials -xlzf doev tthu' wth 1-qua! farility. IAMES LESAVAGE Knizhts of Patrirk Henry 43 Football 2, 4: Glec Club 3, 45 Opcretta 2, 3, 4. . ark of the seven-league boots! ANNA IMONGEIZ Athenavum 4: Girls' Club 45 A. A. 2, 3, 4. Where are you going, my pretty maid To the Finn Hall, l guess! 1 f .. f .wl- - grxga ffw V 1 .-Mffrmw ' f ,. fl'-'f' '-1 1 4- fa ig' A LVIDA OSXVALD Glen' Club 3, 45 Operettzx -lg K. L. K. 43 Annual Stuff 45 lx. K. K. 3. H ? -S1165 liked by cfm wma' ,fvhdlnzv 1z3Eii?5'Lij,MQ9. .lx Q., 51- 11 . ... .QL -..,Wz-.bil V 2' N -'tgafgv f l IE M . 1 .15 . lf 19551, 'q 5' WM y if 'H 1-.Q sh .5 El l l 21 2f 'fA1zI.ENE PETERMAN . Ll . 5 fl H ifflass Treasurer 33 C109 Club 3, -lg gzflpctctta 3, -lg K. K. K. -lg li. li. Devlam 2: Girls' Club. lf? ll all ' I 1 i sl' l , 1 gi, ! Swu'or.v Szwateo and Tlflzafkm. calm! lt t ,.lrl' you doing with our mfnzlilluf L l 1 II g v Qi f l l . X l .. l I . ll ,- I 1? PETER NELSON 5- w J JR: a :bfi I ' lf. B. .ig Vice Free. 45 Annual Stuff 4 iw -' Alpha Dvltn, Vice Pres. ,fly I as ew' .P, '.! , ' F 3 . ab l .1 f 'l I lion . llsl if l il' 155 ll . ul I p - iw , RENE E 250 '- 1 A I Zyl ' 'Hill-Q Club 1, 13, 4g Opc vttn 5, -lg ' H c.Xlphn. Dvlta -15 K. K. K. K. 3. .' 1 , iv Irene has a friendly, generous way lhal allrallv eleubody dp. Q J Q4 .51 ll A 5 NXABERT PETERSON 5 ' L5J3A1p1m Delta4g K. K. '. 3g A, A, 1, 3 ' J ix silgggberfs nice and una ada-'i. ' 5 1 'ag X ,ia faq- .il 1 Q i BM 9-, . Lx? Y ' P af' .ills 2 5 E if F- Ka A fall l . I I, l L ff ,Wi- , , Y 4 QE, ' ,.. ' -l. . ' - 5 1 4,5 .... ..,t... .L-,:w5Q.,w. Q X , I, ,. 'I A-.M i 2 af ' 'X R '-Z.: . J A f' ' I , Ti- 'flw J 5 M ls It .f 4, 'K u , '14 E 1 Y Q. VERA PETERSON Glec Clug 3, 4: K. L. K. 43 Operett A. A. 3. 43 Class Play 4. Sugar and .v,lvf4'e, and everything nire Thal's what Vera ix made Qf. lor: POIRIER Annual staFf 4: Football 2, 3, 43 B. H. 33 Prewident 43 Glee Club 2, 3 4 Opcretta 3, 43 Alpha Delta. Hey, Dopuy, where were you lax! nig MARY POXVERS Debating League: SOC. 4: A. A. 2, 3 Sire? dependable and defer. iv IEASTMAN PROULX K. of Pat. Henry 43 B. B. 43 Cleo Club 4 Oper:-tra 43 Class Play 4. Ile is suxpifiouxly absent on the days of Fren h les! v CECILIA R.-XSEN Alpha Delta 43 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ever see her iyillmllt rr smile 9' I' , ll 1 . Q J H - .C- 3. SENIA RINE Alpha Delta 45 B. B. 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. A fitting companion for Mary. ENGVE SALO P. P. Club 45 Glce Club 1, 2. Opercttn 2, 3, 45 Newspaper K. K. K. 3. Shel: a Klassy Kid. RUDOLPH RAUTIO K. of Patrick Henry 4. His action.: speak for him. MYRTLE SANBORN K. L. K. 45 K. K. K. 35 A. A. 3, 4. 3, 45 Staff 4 It needs only a glance lo see that there s mow Iwvh than Scoich in Myrtle. OLIVE SATHER Athc-naeum 45 Glec Club 45 Opervtta 4 Track 3, 45 Pres. A. A...45 A. A. 3, 4 Girls' Club. And all the swains commend her. BONNIE STEPH ENSON Athcnuuum 43 Glcc Club 3, 43 Opcrcttzz 3, 4g K. K. K. 35 H. S. Girlv' Club. .l ml I l1u7'vn'I 110112 by 5hr11'l11ur1 IZVELYN SVVANSON fl ul! Iizii wack! SL-crvtnry 33 Dvlmtimz LCQILZIIL' 43 Annual Stuff 4g A. A. 3, 4. .lfn'l that a kinfh STANLEY WATIQINS A. A. 3, 43 Travel Club. Ile marie II. S. in ihree ymri u IDA ULVI K. K. K. 3, 45 A. A. 3, 4. F?ft1j'I1USf11E ring ready, hla. IIELVI WHRET B. B. 3, 43 K. K. K. 3, 4. Tha! provoking fomlvinulion Y'- ml ix slill aliw and kiflcing dnnuvencss and pep. V- I A ,-I ' '.,r5l in G 'L ,-f. , N' D A' 1' ' i IA- 'Y' . l l f-x 'fe-9 - 3 X - .1 ' - 7 , , A 9- . --xx-A - 1 . . . K , - ..-.' Q Q 5 . f V .- 1- --- . H4 ' , U C . . X ' 5 i l JOHN MCNAIR Travel Club 4. Alay e never lease a ' 1 LUCILE O'MARRo ' Basket- nl 2, 3, 45 Athenaeul She oes all things well. ' ' K ll lx X544 L , . 45. 'I JL x v ,f ml x 'V'-'V 'X X, x kg' , ' 1 LLL l 'K Q' ' l I Lki' We x ,Hi l t ulflq h ll IPQAJII' lk Q d b 1 ll If l,'+u O U 1 .uw nv' f, I I Q- v' J .rdf ' 'Wit hm fr l i 1' '.:,Ax ' A I I . -2- A., 5. ...' ' M1 f 'M Q 'aku . 'sg 'im Q F,- -lf' , n 4 if fly' it , The vear wa stasy of course, until the exams. But the result was J.. 1 t'1 .VY vi ' -,Q 3. X- , V ., , fl' V5 V3.1f4 if ,',' 'S if .lf , ' ff l , Q Arai ' 7 ,IPA Mn' ,ab 43-gk A' gwv fwi f,X .gs lx E . ,Lf I ,, 'icflirif CL rig .QQ 5 ' - ,,,Mi -2' ' ' I H , ' 104' V i . X V qv. . I D HLJL ji., xp was a bright, sunshiny , ormng that we proud, little Fresh. ' ' N. A R first entered the gre alls of lecture. Oh, we were a t1IIf .g 'l if ax group, staring and' L ping at our stately elders, who so sC0 l ' ix f, 5, rv looked down u p '. us. How we ran from hall to hall and li l ' fm door 4' 'Q-Lg, 'o 1 d our classrooms! And how we blushe C la u ' ll we -'L pl. led upon to recite! It wouldn't have been so ' mil'.-- '11 ut even the teachers seemed to have a merry twin in their eyes, and ' s twist in their smiles. M all sailedv through w'thout mishap. Then to celebrate the great event, Athletic Association gave a party for the entire school. It was a great succ with the Freshmen leading all the games and dancing. The Freshman-Sophomore party was the notable event of the year. Da 1 J l Cif you wish to call it thatj was the chief source of amusement, although the pu V , bowl drew quite a crowd. l T In the fall of 1922, we returned to school, a peppy class, always suggesti N, . , L something fof course the upper classmen had to veto themj. This year Q ' I ' elected the following to represent our class: Ruth Iohnson, President, Flon N, Brissett, Vice-President, Ioseph McGregor, Secretary-Treasurer, Beatrice Ioh l , son, Social Chairman, Miss McGillivray, adviser. The one big social event was the Sophomore-Freshman costume par .lf hm Games and dancing occupied the entire evening, and everyone went home wit q feeling of satisfaction. N Not yet but soon we were to be the judges of the school. We certainly f ' 'V proud to think we had advanced so far in this great place of learning. Under t l ,J careful guidance of our advisers, Miss Benesh, Miss Frances Robinson, a ' F Miss Anderson, we proved to be an interesting and prosperous class. Our offic i' L this year were: Raymond Iohnson, President, Ruth Iohnson, Vice-Preside ' Arlene Peterman, Treasurer, Evelyn Swanson, Secretary. ' N A permanent emblem was chosen for our class rings and the Iuniors decid X to get their rings this year instead of next. HWY The Iunior-Senior prom was the most successful and elaborate social ev i A of the year, and was followed later in May by a picnic at Big Lake. ' flvl' I At last we are at the height of our glory! We are the leaders of the 1 0 ll il Our class officers are: Ioe Poirier, President, Peter Nelson, Vice-Pre de M ,lx Iane Kolseth, Secretary, Ethel Benrude, Treasurer, Miss Farseth and 1. 'Ll ' fl derson, advisers. 4 .- ' 1, 4' . K 0 fu 1 X In JV ,i Jw X i I jg, , ,fl gl 4. 5 , ' P ill. we . il -'A ' If A 5 K tl' ,v qs .vlf V A .Q fimlix Q r .c. I 0 Vu g 4. .,r'.'i' y . lf .li 1 t u K, X ,E , , N ,f a p se-A14 , A , 154 14 he Senior-Alumni Hop was held Decemb 26 and a large crowd came out . - y the evening which was spent in dancin The White Pine Staff is working hard to turn goo . -M ' and we know hat their efforts will not be in vain. ' G . The Pine Needle is a new project in our school a hus . finance has een involved. But some day we hope to make the p e ur own and achieve - ': . ooking forward to the unior-Senior pr , 01' ' e know it will be ust a ssful as that of the year before. I ith a feeling of gladness yet sorrow, that we think of our Class Play J , x nd Commencement for we realize that then we will soon he at the end of our h V l I 4 ', , '- w ' w l I v 1' 1 I: 1 'a , 1 1. ai igh school career. W Thus, the four short years will have been passed, the high school days being vents which we can never forget, and it is with longing and sadness that we leave ur dear school to start our life's labor. I-wmv! unmrv l 0 Q as . . We I l If - gl? 7 4:74 I alll! X A x 'f ' D I 'X s x 1 L, , X 4 inf 'R 1 i N llf- x 'Al , . 4? . H Tl il ' en lpn: er success than at the present time. . , X ,lk Q I J' if QI A l ali, I ' '14 x ' L l' ' I 'f ul ul 511136 gl 'J l VY l 'ff' P I' 1 L s .1 + 9 Hll J ... ., L ,. . ll' --8 4- I , 55' ' K '-Q.. X dugg 1 ' I R- I A 'fx i 53 All 'QQ , 'I A, ,jk ffl, 'rf 1 I 'H -' 11 k 'Q-v A V ,f I fix .M if - sasit ff: Wagzif - V .- . -ff -, 32,11-.Qi VAQMQLH -QQ A h vc . . -3'-,Q ,Y kd li D ' ' vm E Qiuniors aff l F if 7 ,A 5 ww iglwrfws - ' f . '. A ' X 1 1 3 ir? 1' :ni . - '.f-'P ,f,aff1 Mi w'4 -5 L H5225 p, R, Wi? 5 if wifi flaw. M ill 'z 1, if 4 Fifi? Vg l .gf 2 . 1 ' Lf' f? f all L' i i - Q ggblwwfi I lx FV 'f ' .- H l ,. Hr... . 5 Msfjrfgf f 'lift H 5035 A -l '- . My? Till? Q' will . lf: 1 . ,,. -1-me C' ..g.+,? .1 .L?? -1 .,--. Q L-...W 4-fs., , -'-m,- ,.,,...1 QB., 'Q.,....h ,.....,, X... -... 5X........ ,. ...mf-. 5 mer g f , '.3.f'!1 3 A , ref if Q- I f F54 5,.. I ' S. Anderson, Robbestad, Winter, Raiter, A. Anderson Bengston, Brower, Canfield, Blixt, Bertram Campbell, Swanson, Yelle. M. Berg, Syralia O. Berg. Dunphy, Withiam, Wagtslcjold, Freeman .fiW:f ' K' ,,..,. .,.,,. r' ' P V N -0-H '- A ' -,.,..-.M ,. rm., N4 'W n B - fjg MM' S'+N-.:g Mf.-.,.,, , W M Q 5-.--N ,.......... Q w:.lz..J?:'?' ' MX, M x xsi,M4,-N A w-af! Hanson, Fahlstrom. Gibault, Ehrman, LaBud Franklin, C. Johnson, Hagman, Larson, R. Johnson Everson, LaBrasseur, A. Johnson, Damoe, Huot Jensen, Freeman, Loff, Huseby, Hawkinson G. Nelson, Newman, E. Nelson, LeMone, Medley Peterson, Lessor, J. Nelson, McClusky, Stolberg F, K Nelson, G Matkala, R Nelson, I, Matkala, Lien Boyer, Salo, F. V. Nelson, Rine, Mallory E Medley, Secretary, Florence K. Nelson, Treasurer, Helen Newman .4-A' ' QP 3 .. Y , ,.j,3,, All Q xg' W. , l p at rre r Q ' ' . . ., ' 112 ' pf- V' 'JW' 'L I' if wil, q 1 'W I -.5 1,, X m x 1 , xv Sr lilhilmgj 733: jp. .1 ,k xijcfjtawj I' , 1 il g ?g ',i v,'Q,,agtZ,'f.f wp..-gal' - N ' g NJ A W 'B 'X . l .Q - ...ga-' jf' ' .l I A From the ranks of verdure, co uous red ties, and shiny faces months when we alone were in . S., we have risen to the lofty Iuniors, the forget-me- - f I- o K school. We have always played an part in all school a 5 X-xp, . Even in our Freshman year, the F undoubtedly the all- ant factor at the Freshman-Sophomore party. The next ye ' ophomores, we organized early, and elected our who were: Pre , atherine Campbell, Vice-President, Phil Poirier 3 tary-Treasurer, 1 m Stolberg. Our advisors were Miss Greene and Dunn. ' Through our successful management, we had the Freshmz party, but this time, refreshments were the most important factor. This year, since we have been so well organized, we are sailing along only waiting for the time when we can take full command. Our class ollicers are: President, William Stolberg, Vice-President advisors are Miss Bailey, Miss Greene, and Miss Raiter. I ' -rwtafgs 451 I' -msgf-sz-r'e,sEwef'fvfa. . vt, , -'vfslgfvfz-3 -1-11.50 , .-42,555 fn., .,gabAf3.,l X 2 kayyughf g thi ,, ' U ll i ll - 1 Nc:- J 3. 1 1 15.5 v L 5-'ia Q' gm-W' 1 f, l Eg S3 c . f x --NL ,-,,, :xx V wh N- ---, - .,,. 'vu-W-Nm'-!....,ff ' 1 1 ,,....- Sopboiores SOPHOMQRE CLASS SOPHOMOHE HOLL Anderson, YVilliam Bahitz, Lucille Berg, Inez Cardinal, Waltei' Carlson, Evelyn Derusha, Violet Eklund, Nlarion Enlund, Frank Esteros, Katherine Ericlcson, Dorothy Fahlstrom, Irene Granholm, Eino Hagen, Ruth Ilanratty, Nlargaret Harmala, Charles Hebert, Waltei' Hella, Aili Hennu m , Iohnson, Iohnson, Iohnson, johnson, Iohnson, Iohnson, lohnson, Esther Audrey Ea rl Hazel Alargaret A. Wlargaret F. Raymond Ruth Kaiser, Ethel Kautl, Eino Kavanaugh, Emmett Koops, Anna Koops, Iosepli Kuittu, Tyxvne Lessor, Earl Liglitlioot, Donald Laalcsonen, Iohn lx1L'C2lFtllj', Elleanor Alarken, Carl Allvrniel, Albert Nelson, Ellen Nelson, Roy Ulson, Clarence Ulson, Christine Ord, Alice Utteson, Henrietta Peltier, Frances Rasen, Iosephine Ridlington, Xvalter Roy, lda Saltviclc, Arnold Siltanen, Aili Smith, Bertha Smith, Chester Strom, Katy Summers, Carol Swanson, Clara Thill, Mathilda Thornblad, Myrtle Thorpe, Mary lane Toland, Bernice Yvallace, Grace YValters, Bernice Wilkinscxn, Robert Wimnier, George Vlimmer, Louise 21 if , .f Lf kg, ,m, 25 T SOPHOMORE CLASS -, , u ' v I e T . idk llfla Elfm- Qilffl. f 'l-if X I , it lt ,I X Y 5. As Freshmen, we could not be surpassed, but as all m classes, under c ' guidance of our advisors, Miss Larson a - NL, MacGillivray, we 4 'Q -Hwy, our first year. Our class officers '- '- esident, Emmett l. ., ggi Xx lbx H Q ' V , i Vice-President, Irene Forseyg Secre ary! reasurer, Iames :fi CD0 V4 ' tl ' ' n We V' ere represented in debate by Elleanora McCarty and Iames McDonald, 5 A ' d in basket-ball by Roy Nilsen who made the first team. Our Freshman-Sophomore party was as usual a howling success . ' This year, we are Sophomores, sophisticated Sophomores, because we are one ear older. Although our class contains both boys and girls, we chose a male elegation to lead us: Presidenr, Donald Lightfoot, Vice-President, William T ndersong Secretary, Chester Smith g Treasurer, Arnold Saltvick. Our advisors lu re Miss Holcomb, Miss Zimmerman, and Miss Benesh. lf True to tradition, we are bright and shining stars in C. H. S., and are always J illing to finish what the others start. l We are fortunate to have two of our class members placed on the first basket- . all team. They are Roy Nilsen, and Emmett Kavanaugh. ,, We are, however, only beginning our High School career. X' 'Ai gl!- :Sli Ml if H fit ' g , Q ,fl -iw V ,Q ft' ' sljil, 5 I l J l VY I ij I l,A'UL V x . , 1 ll I llg lk l','4iA1Tf sv l f' lj I I K g i g? N 1 rl' s n b , , I V 1 Lp , 1 4 ' i if tif my ni l A I I l ,,!N ., -'NEWfWMW5WM 'ig ..,, K I . V MQ, 1,jg,l4i'2,i,,,., Z - u A jfresbmen FRHSHMEN Boys 3 L! P 'E I d Q 'ZZ an .ri 'E 7, rm 'S 5 ,., ,.a 5: A EE E Q: .J in E 5 C yn E f 5 Q o 77 E c .:: x U H 3 o M cu P' i 3, vf c a: U W U CI O 'Qi i : H 1: l. uf YL .Q LII gf E 2 -F .: .. 'c 1: Q1 I C, .2 T B c M 'C : c U f, .JZ :J V1 L S1 33: :V- 5:21 QZ .S , W, .C if C: 5,3 -H ., , .+:, S: -'Z' gi 'Ei SD .W EI 'TG Qu QE QL EE IL.: :Q 3: .19 93 it MPN M. 'M 3 35 Cz Cf- ii P: THE FRESHMEN Pre.r1'a'enl ...... . . .Gordon Stolberg lvfcf-P1'e.r1'defz!, . , 4,.. Harold Scheibe Se4'relaq1f ..... .,... C harles Kuitu Trea.rurer ............. ,.... ...,.., ....,......,...... l l a rold Shampine Advisers4fWliss Dunn, Fliss Corliss, flliss Zimmerman, ixlr. Iacobson, Flr. Hausten, Mr. Nlyhre. As usual, the September day was bright when we entered the high school assemblv room, brighter than it had ever been before. lvhat a day that was for all of usl Wle all took Latin, English, and Algebra until Latin proved too much for some of us. Our first important event was our first class meeting where we chose our ohqcers. Either the girls of the class seemed lacking in otliciating powers or the boys were more in number Cwe don't know whichj. At any rate, all the otlicers are boys. Then came the Freshman-Sophomore party wnere the Freshmen were the life of the party, but lost out on the eats because the Sophomores were greedy. The chief feature of the party was the caps which we wore and which look especially well on the Freshmen. Wye thank our upper classmen for their work and thoughtfulness. 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Q55 .,-,- ,Sw CU 'f12'i V 'K zzftf 9 ,.-. 0:8 O gg: fn 0:35 D- Q Q45 .: 'ri Q12 CQ Eltbletics FOOTBALL Top Row ffCo:xch Drc-W, Lossor, A. lfrveulun. Second Row -Dunphy, l'1l'l'L'1ll?l11, Brittany, VVickluncl, Bmtt, Erickson, Mdfluskey, Holm:-s, Kool: Third Row-Jensen, Hrissctt. J. Poirivr, Colburn, P. Poiries, Kzxrpowirh, VVUnzc'l, Kavzxnaugh. Bottom Row -Xlngtskjfulzl, LeSax'agc, Capt. Beclxard, 0'BIz1rro, Peterson. Glenn Aclamscheck Earl Bechard Phil Colburn Clarence: Jensen Peter Karpowich 13111165 Lcsavagc Eniniett Kavanaug h LETTERM EN SUBS Adolph Lesson' George Ohxlarro Iohn Peterson loc Poirier Phil Poirier Chester Wlenzcl Paul Wagtskjcmlql Floyd :Brissctt g-C' NJJM , .iflg 51551 . '- 'I V E Ji-i AMq 1fi?i.,..5 '- ., . T H A., . iv , 'fAn,,- ,', i I i - , , V- 1 ' f 'i,A 'l-Ai..g-.55 ,,, ' V in HT-Ali' infix it . ' I 5 Xi ,.b, A V v-' 1- 1 : iw Q j.. gfsgtfw. 4 t . .,,. A I ' I SEPTEM va - 15 T tt Alumni 0-Hi ' School 6 V, In the first game of this quite dist' ishable season, the boys as called, administered to their eld rethren, an unimpressiSe beating. game, as you recall, was . - in ' thrills, and such, that usually accc great pastime. X ' Although the def .. 5-. not impressive, those who knew could see a little team in the m . 1 one which could have been made so. For, in the were bulk and bra ni I 4 a in the backfield, speed and drive. Not one man heart, lacked cou .-jf As you remem er Captain Bechard led his team to victory by scoring lone touchdown, on an opponent's costly fumble. SEPTEMBER 20 Y. M. c. A. 6-High School 15 By defeating this hard-hitting, experienced team, we raised our standard higher level than had been reached for several years. This game, unlike the preceding one, abounded in thrills, and kept of either faction in a recurrent uproar. The splendid fight shown by the on this day, can not easily be duplicated. O'Marro scored on a wide end run, and goal was kicked. Later in the on a series of repeated line plunges, Adamscheck scored the second touchdown. SEPTEMBER 27 Proctor O-Cloquet 55 This game, at Proctor, aroused no abundance of enthusiasm, for as annual games show, it is a well-established victory. Still, Proctor, though not the best, had an average team, and our decisive victory over them showed far above the average the boys were. In this game, the entire second played two quarters, but Proctor failed to score. O'Marro scored two touchdowns, and Adamscheck three. Goal was for the remaining five points. OCTOBER 4 Morgan Park 0-Cloquet 6 Q By adding this victory to our so-far successful season, we hoisted our another arm's length toward the top. Though the score was not so beating administered to these scrappy, steel-men, rated among Duluth's wil If convincing enough to satisfy all concerned. The boys won, we asked no more. Wenzel broke through the Parker's line, and scored the only touchdown of the day. ' OCTOBER ll Denfeld 0-Cloquet 0 The much-tooted Denfeld, Duluth's best, and our so-called arch-enemy, was gumbled, if not beaten, on a very muddy field and on the most disagreeable of ays. On passing before the scrutinizing eyes of the Denfeld fans, the boys were affixed with monickers of Hsodbustersn, Hlumber-jacks , and various other appellations, which most fitted their appearance. True, they were a motley- looking bunch, wrapped in varying shades to protect themselves from the cold. But,-came the time to warm up. Then the old purple came upon the field, to dash through a few simple plays. Doubts, as to the visitors' ability, were not firmly hxed, when the sureness of speed of the boys was finally brought home. Pity and contempt were turned to admiration. The game began, and Denfeld failed to run away with the despicably small farmers . Their greatest efforts proved in vain. Kicking, passing, plunging, running, all proved one as successful as the other. O'Marro, our end, snapped a fumble from the air, and ran 70 yards for a touchdown, but by the very questionable decision of an official, these points were not awarded us. However, we were, of necessity, satisfied. OCTOBER 18 Cathedral 224Cloquet H. S. 7 Though outplayed in nearly all departments of the game, Cathedral very decisively defeated the boys on this better-to-be-forgotten day. In the first half, neither team scored, bue the boys so greatly outclassed their visitors, that no one suspected that all would go so contrarily. In the third quarter, which proved to be the jimi in the following game, the visitors piled up the score, mainly by the forward pass. In this period, Adamscheck circled an end, and fought savagely for our only touchdown. Goal was kicked. OCTOBER 25 Two Harbors 21-Cloquet 9 On this day, the boys journeyed to Two Harbors, only to receive their second defeat. This game, in general, was much like the preceding one. The . t ff , in-fi 5 ,Zi . :Z up - w 5: '- -'.- . boys score 1, , ' spoints in the first 'iiflf play, to their opponents none. the jinx q a er, their opponents too the lead, and this they throughout the game. X O'Marro scored a touchdown on ass, and Adamscheck kicked N - VEMBER 1 C. A. 0-High School 12 This game was -' Zfiuled with Superior East High, but they, at the moment, expresse t desire to stay at home. May those, yet to play forget that a sole e ge was taken, on this day, never to book a game with school. The local Y. M. . A. team, though severely crippled, and unprepared, to our aid, and agreed to play the boys . In this condition, no match for they were beaten, but not badly. O'Marro and Adamscheck each scored a touchdown. ff l, W f 4 BASKETBALL Top RoWvMcC1uskvy, C4 Proulz, F.: XVlCkll1l'ld, GJ Brittrxny, G.: Drew fC02'll'llJ, Second RowfXclsrm, if: :XCl3IHQCll0Clf, F.: Capt. O'Marro, G.: Poirier, G. Bottom Row-Kuvzulznlgh. 17.3 Freeman, 17,3 VYcnzel, G. Glenn Adamscheck Arnold Freeman Emmett Kavanaugll Roy Nelson LIZTTERMEN George Oxxlarro Phil Poirier Chester Wenzel Vvilfrecl VVickfund Q 1 - 8 llqr X . 'Nh' - 1' ' 'A ll As our football team of 1 V'2.'I. .ll I 4 ose of other , 30 J' J A more did our basket-ball te -ire h' , fb o our scho 11 141' l no t a 1' as mad ' lf so c ?..1 Zicuo P' as D is scrappy litt lug , 'L I l 1. te - Ek .. the by Q H. 1011 , e Regional Tourname - A ' 1 V .M '- -.. A U1 1 - ,-1 rv K Q - . , U fa. ., Decem 12 ' ' Z: N- f ' 1 ll 'A '- Carlton, ' Cloquet, 44. . Vt. F Our first game with Carlton a sliding-in game, as it were, to smoo I ' f 1 4' . the rough spots imbed - 1 'pi ' ' . ll. - bl Q, J, The ease with w 'A f is osed of these, our first op onents, ave a A 1 - . . . IJ P . P . g culative insight to t - AZ ng season. In this game, the entire second tea played a half, and S- we by their exhibition, and wealth of cagers, impatien to fight it out for ol .E -. r e and White. Naturally eno , his game was not as interesting as it could have bee because of the small, i xperienced men who composed the visiting team. l?l1l-1 LIFE - 1 l, December 17 1 l ' Alumni, 15-High School, 18. T L Once again, in the same school year, the old grads were humbled by the , . youngers. Several times in the game, a lucid flash of roughness was displayed, but o 1 l, the whole, all concerned seemed quite friendly and the game ended with the grad l on the small end of the score. X L 1 . l .f1 tw December 19 fl E, V Denfeld, Slgcloquet, 20. Again, we met our arch-enemy, the famous Duluth Denfeld, on their floo UT L and became entangled, as it were, in the spider's web. , K In the beginning of this game, we piled up a lead of eight points and to a appearances, at that time, the game was ours. However, the Denfeld five rallie l U and nosed ahead, finally winning by a score of 51 to 20. l 1 Though we lacked fight at no point of the game, the Duluth team proved to I Ml l ' superior in team-work and their victory was decisive. Vi 14 gl talff' December 50 fl I Y. M. c, A., 21-High School, 17. guy ln this first of two annual games, in the H. S., the usual characteristi .ififfi-A '1 A ness was prominent. It appears that the boys must have a means of .gf -' f 55 to their uncontrollable affections, and in these annual games, eaclg one dist Q his full measure in a most impressive manner. gi. ' if This game was fast and full of thrillsgno one will doubt mat. bunch proved superior to the boys and hung a victory in theifllielts' 'f gf. 33 5 Q 0f21 to 17. f U 'L if 1 D, .JAM A . JW . . ' 1' nr -yr. hw V' 5w,...f:f? 'Wa'- Ianuary 5 Y. IW. C. A., 18g1'1igh School, 25. This week, the boys turned the tables, upset the dope, and galloped along to the tune of 25 to 17. The boys took the lead in the fore part of the game and this they kept till the last whistle. This game seemed slow, perhaps because of the many panalties on both sides, but we were victors, which is the gratifying thing. Captain O'1Viarro, Poirier, and Nelson bore the brunt of the fighting five . Ianuary 9 Two Harbors, 32iCloquet, 22. ln our journey to these north-shore men, we again bit the dustn by 10 points. The first period of this game saw the boys in the lead, with a 10-4 score. However, this was short-lived, for these men-of-the-woods haa the score twisted around at the end of the second quarter, so that it read 16 to 12. ln the third quarter, we rallied, and took the lead but these ex-champs proved to be too much and we fellf52 to 22. Ianuary 10 Carlton, 10-Cloquet, 25. On this day, we meandered down to the County seat, and snatched offa scalp, easily, in an unexciting, easily-forgotten game. The second team took the floor in the second half and showed their usual steady trend of play. This was a good Uchaseru for the boys after their game with the ex-champs. Ianuary 16 Bloose Lake, 15wCloquet, 17. On this evening, there came to our city, the Moose Lake boys, determined to win, and win they nearly did. Throughout the entire game, they kept up a hard fight but our team-work and general playing proved to be superior to theirs and the final score was 17 to 15. Ianuary 25 Denfeld, 25kCloquet, 20. , 1n one of the roughest and hardest-fought games of the season, the boys went down to defeat before the West Duluth team. Every minute was charged with thrills, with each team fighting as never before to bring the ball within range of the basket. However, the weight of our opponents began to tell and they capped the game by a good margin. Ianuary 24 Moose Lake, 10--Cloquet, 18. On the night after our hard-fought game with Denfeld, we abandoned our fair city, temporarily, for a glimpse into Moose Lake. Although the boys were not over the effects of the night before and al- though the Moose Lake gym proved to baffle their shooting, they finally con- quered these fierce fighters. Ianuary 50 Central, 16--Cloquet, 8. Again, by a Duluth team, we were beaten, in the slowest and most uninterest- ing game ofthe season. Central took the lead and kept it throughout the game. mfhe boys proved to have the better team-work by which they would bring the ball down to the basket, only to miss in their shots. A This failure to score, with Centra1's unusually good shots, brought the final score to 16 and 8. if if nf: ,il lifi If A -wi February 6 ' 5 P Nlorgan Park, 15-Cloquet, 52. 211 Q 1 ix ln a one-sided game, Uthe boys easily defeated the lxlorgan Park team. if 1 The boys with their flawless defense, proved too much for the Parkers.. ln the first half, as in the previous game, the boys brought the ball down, only' to miss in their shots. 2 However, in the second half, they assumed an aggressive offensive, whicj brought the final score to 52 and 15. February 15 Proctor, 11'-Cloquet, 25. ,N ln their trip to Proctor the boys again brought home the coveted Ubaconll, After we had run up a lead, the second team was sent in to show their warqs and they did. This annual victory ended 25 to 11. February 20 , Proctor, 15-Cloquet, 17. ' Proctor showed an improvement over their previous performance, and kept the score down to 17 and 15. The second team again played a half, and showed splendid teamwork but not such splendid shooting. Proctor got ahead, and the first team was sent in, tying the score and winning by a single basket. February 27 Nlorgan Park, 5fCloquet, 27. This night, the boysi' tangled again with the scrappy steel-plant team in Duluth and proved their superiority in a fast and none too gentle game. At no time were we in much danger of losing the laurels. ixlorgan Park failed in their several attempts to rally and we won a decisive victory. O'51arro's and Adamscheck's work was especially good. , ,UV ,.- ll' i l . . Q W, , . . l Qlkeh lil - y ' I ,xg-:yi '- I I . MQ, . 'lr'-s , .41 . , 4 . ,1., --..bww 1 D V , .,,,v . N S Q . 1 . .BY . iq L Q' V- 'fn , Proctor, M '1'7. Q 'I ' ' N lx ' In the elimination games, we drew Proc , and at no point of thefgame was f ' e outcome doubtful. The boys penetrat their defense a will, and ran up lil l the score to 17 points. - ' - I . ' xl i 1 all Ji ' X' 'gi A etc.: 1 ,iit . 7 7 .. a gll' ICT TOUR Na. ll! 1 . f W If 4' Liilxl by 'flu 1 T N 'lf W- 5 V Denfeld, 21-Cloquet, V 4 ur second game in the semi-finals, upset the do - ,g 1 squelched the mighty Y' I -' f five bv a 27 to 21 score. 'A ' . f-.' ' Lv .- first quarter, the bovs took the lead, . ' . Q --n scheck dropped one -' a ' d of the first quarter. K r' V f V ' in id-floor. Fighting, ever fighting, the boys le the score by 10 to 8 ff . it '- feld rallied in the second quarter, at the end of which she led by a single point During' the last half the boys opened up with long shots and established , I . QXIL T lad ,U f, Q I 4 ol l Lktl' , 'x the comfortable margin of 6 points. 1, b , h dAdarlnscheck led with 9 points, O'lVlarro a close second with 8, and Nelson, W, 9 kt ir wit 7. l' L it I ll ' i I 'W ul ' l l .fy , - g l 1 l IJJVY I l la. l 4 'l 1 7 x' i 1 ,, .N 4?-S-an-avid:--fbeo'--:Q . i Central, 12-Cloquet, 18. Again doped to lose but fighting mad the boys establishedfor them- ' selves, in this game, the honor which no other of our teams has achieved-the I ' district championship! An over-confident, cocksure Central came onto the floor and feeling quite A secure, I suppose, because of a previous victory over us. 4' ' 1 'l To make them more certain of a victory, the first quarter ended with a 7 to 1 , 4 lt score, in their favor. 'i ,il 11 In the second quarter, the boys seeing red, sallied forth again to the attack, N and with demoniac fight and determination, brought the score at the end of the 9 quarter to 15 and 9 in our favor. ll X ,In the t rd quarter, play was even more tense and the moments strained, . K I K as the fighti 1 lumberjacks battled to keep the lead. Innthis quarter, Central rallied by the w uarter ended with Cloquet leading by one point. In the la quarter Nilson was put out on fouls, and Wenzel sent in to fill his place t ut a short time to play and a tie score, he dropped in the foul C gl 1 arro s team all did excellent work. An outstanding feature was Wick f d in I ' l I which ade D strict Champions. i fi f - ,V 1 . i , Al. ,A . IA ' 15 ,EM 5 ' t' ,.':1li - .im all . -21.5.3 7 ' '-News-I-fe .. XXX- af. N- '-XXX, MN J , il. r REGIO I OUR AMENT to ., i 5 ,3 f 5153-if:4,1fif'Q75Qf5?g,35Ig2x ,. if V iv L lx V 'qfif 'M '- 'ff2tff11.5g ,. - v- 21 'Q A 4 11,.,19:eQi0 - if s Wie ix tgp. ,. .L Qi' s had beeniiib v'-v rict Champions, they m fini f the CIUI JI fffiif ' ' 1- Y' . g..'fg'f lU '- 1 ..-' nal tourney, and humbled the , bl ! mighty rang -f 1 ' ' ' A A H The first ha ' ended with an even score 1 to 8. . Q In the third quarter, the old fight .f. once more brought out and at the en ' of this quarter, we led by 2 points. X ll IV In the last quarter, we made t margin larger by four more points. Q Splendid work thro i un , game was exhibited by Kavanaugh. n QQ ' f - , ft' C1 R ' V . apids, 24-Cloquet, 7. A In the finals .- i v -' egional tournament, ' the boys came to a disastro ' end at the hands ' LV rand Rapids Irishmen. X L On this night ' - boys could not hit their usual stride, and judging fr 5 h h i ' previous performainces, the Irishmen hit a stride on this night whic t ey co . nevermore duplicate. Their flashv teamwork and uncanny shots were excelle I, However, I am of the opinion, that had this game been played on the night U or perhaps on the night following, 'the boys would have turned the ta f iff , 5 lied all n lylllt bf H 1 wa .yi ll Anyway, we were beaten-and fairly beaten. A I Never before has a team of any branch of sport from our city been so esteem .V 5 V l, . and so admired by local and non-local fans, as has this team of '25. ' ' Ar May the teams to come keep our standard as high as it is now. it X lik l V - ll iw .alll ,l . , i 4 ll tl ll ,. he 0 fa M o 't -S11 ' ' Q! xi? ' 9 l i O . v ,,.,.E: ,f:tf' 0 i 1 Qf lf-TW' i ,W 0 V O M 1' N r M s Ju i 1 In l, ' flip, .l' ' 'ill , ' ,, Il! r l EW ' .. if .f' WCg3v5'5 T ag , y M IAESVZ, 5 A, ,Wai 1 -'ff'-ei V T 'F A, 5, .5522 TJ - A AX, I 7' W 522 .vii Q- - .'3 pg. fairy?-g,gSg'l5,:-Q 1 ,z lg Q- .rg 1 ' I' '-si -'H- ,ll ' f - .6- ,Q ' , GIRLS' BASKETBALL Top RoWfVViirQt, Mutkzxlzx, XVL-ston, Holcombe C0oar'lD, Siltnucn, I.0n5:'syo, Smith Second Rowflic-rg, Sclwihv, Amlcrson fCf1DfZlil'lj. Collins, McCarty, P0tcrson. Bottom RowfSlu-crm, Everson, O'lVIarro, Hvbcrt. .Y 7 ' In s I . an J l' Y ' li V L 629 f 1 . .' , ' EL I X 'W' bs li I N Edith Anderson Ccaptainj Lillian Everson. ....... . . Elinor Scheibe ....... Lucille O'Marro. . Rebecca Collins ..... .Eleanor McCarthy ..... Helvi Wiiret ...... Wilma Luakkala ..... Bertha Smith ..... Margaret Longsyo. . . .1-H LIN E-UP I HJ M Forwar Forwar .... .,.Cente ......Cenfe . .Guar . .Guar . .Guar . .Cente Forwar Forwar H1 'Q' U1 lib 1 1, I ll 4 W z itll r 1.1 i :lm .1 7 4-h I fr. !' ' 'A ,V i Vw .X if ' mf A Af i ii. ff 'W I . ! 'N i 'EEIA -IV V --E Es NN. X x. 1 R, ' L'- , 2 r f X llflox I. '77 YN If A r L 1 llif' V-1-C-T-O-P1-Y I RE we in it? Yvell, 1 guessl Our squad started practising on November 15, 1924. Wlith only three of the last year's team back, a hard problem had to be tackled. However, our team practised diligently and put up a hard fight at all games. Out of eight games played, our team lost but one. Bangl The first shot battlel Cloquet H. S. Team had begun its first on- slaught of the season on the Alumni Girls. The battle came to and end when the score stood 19 to 9 in favor of the High School. The next game proved to be another struggle with the Alumni. History repeats itself. The baskets this time were few and far between, but the game ended, 12 to 11 in our favor. The next victim of defeat was the Y Girls. This game was hard fought and provided thrill after thrill. But again, we had triumphed, winning by a score of 18 to 12. The war had gone on very smoothly for C. H. S. thus far. 1Vas that luck to be followed by misfortune? Results found it so. Handicapped by the absence of Lillian Everson, forward, and Rebecca Collins, guard, the team went down to defeat at the hands of Carlton. Score 51 to 16. bliss Holcombe began to coach the warriors for battle against the fast Proctor team. Proctor, who had the reputation of not having been defeated by any team on their floor, was greatly to be feared. Our team journeyed to Proctor with few hopes of winning. This game was close and hard fought. Cloquet showed its superiority by making a basket and free throw when the game was tied and only a few minutes left to play. Score ended 17 to 14 in our favor. The sixth battle of the season was with the Y , The new uniforms of purple and white which the High School Team had received must have put new spirit into the team, because the game ended in a decisive victory for the High Schooo. Scoref28 to 4. The next game was with Proctor. Proctor came down to Cloquet, serenely confident of bringing home the bacon . Their confidence was scattered to the four winds and Cloquet kept the bacon by scoring 25 points to Proctorfs 16. One more game and our triumphant season was ended. This was with Carl' ton, the victors of a former battle with Cloquet. Carlton, coming down to ad' minister a second defeat to Cloquet, went home vanquished and beaten by a score of 56 to 14. The girls this year have worked hard and faithfully. May we hope that next year, the team will do as good work and win as many laurels as this year's team has. as ni: V, I I I - .I I- , , -l .I Qbrqanlzatlons I- I I A l Top Row-Campbell, Newman, Collins, Swanson, Powers, Johnson. Bottom Row' fM. Zimmerman, McCarty, Stolberg, Colburn, Saltviek, Matkala. DEBATE Preddenf ....... .... P hil Colburn I 'ice-Pre.r1'a'enl A..... .... R uth Iohnson Secreiaqy- Treawuref' ,......... ...........................,.. M ary Powers Debate work started rather late this year due to lack of material. However this difficulty was overcome and the first try-out was held on November 14. Katharine Luomala, Catherine Campbell, Helen Newman, Georgina Mat- lcala, Edna Hintikka, and Phil Colburn were chosen to debate again. The second try-out, December 7, resulted in the selection of Helen Newman, Katharine Luomala, and Catherine Campbell for the team, with Georgina Mat- liala as alternate. The question for debate this year was: Resolved: That the United States should accept the covenant ofthe League of Nations as it existed Iuly l, 1924. A debate was arranged with Barnum fro December l9, but Barnum cancelled it, thus forfeiting the debate. Cloquet's first debate was with Denteld, January 21, in the auditorium of Denfeld High School. We were fortunate to come out victorious, and returned home in great triumph. Our next debate was with Deer River, February 7, at Cloquet. Here aga n, our team was victorious, and we were well in line for the fistrict championship. Our last debate was with the strong Central team of Duluth, on February 19. Central High proved too much for us, and carried the honors home with them. Too much credit cannot be given to Bliss Zimmerman for her faithful work and interest in debate this year. Our team is proud to have been under her guidance. 3' 3' Campbell K r Luomala. Newmark? Zimmerman , .gg , y' ' -1 lf! ,V A '22 ' Qfiff' K Q V Tihtffl J ' fs, :J nl 5 'ap ' XQ1 A I l' if W 2-My - 'W E pg., ff ik' ' ,ma-if '5 .s Z -955' L iw 51' wi 53,11 Eg x -I 'J -4 ,wi :Ti 1, iv. FW ,V fig! mf Ein., v , 1' ri-as ' vfeeif VM , A T f X 1 lima ,LA L 4'-l ' ll 4. l, 'Y ' TTL f w 1, L ilqll fl YI' ls N li-. +A' liljln 1 'K 'Filg 1 LH. 'll' x Mi, Val :LW ul ' lvl J V 35? 1911, sk .V VM ..r'. '4 n W 1 , I 1 I 4 4, I? 4 1 I .QFL x a l .'l 'fx -X i X s . K ATHLETI a. l,jfION . 1 A 3 X . remzlienl ...... fvice-Preaidenl ..,. ecrefary ..... . . hil Colburn . . . . .9 ,'7 've Sather Q . . . i ence Iensen fi mett Kavanaugh letic Association was organized four years ago for the purpose of rom ing school pep and school spirit. The association has supported the ariou 1 . ms and sponsored many successful High School dances and banquets. I . , 4 'xi ' ,f ' 5 Alb ' Q . THE PINE NEEDLE dilor-in-Chief. . . Lnroczlzle Edilor. . . u,fine.r.f Jlanager. . . . . . . .Margaret Danielson . . . .Georgina Matklaa . . . .Raymond Iohnson ' rganizafiony. . . .......... Viola Iohnson , Marguerite Doddridge l 'lf , 'dilorialw ..... ..... K atharine Luomala Q I llzlelzkzf .... ....... E arl Bechard X lx' . olce Edilor. . . ..... Udert Hella l 0 ,J T ,l ypzlrf .... ..... E ngve Salo T W dculfer ..... . . ..... ...... . . . . . ...... Miss Anderson LJ l l X 'il l J l At the be 1 nin of the vear, the Senior Class introduced to the Hi h School l f . 5 g . - . g . new project. The Pine Neecle. The staff was composed of Seniors with the K xception of on unior representative. This project involved no financial worries ,il s Mr. Elfes ga eg one page in The Pine Knot every two weeks. It is hoped Q at next year -' e igh School can have a paper of its own. Q ' if n P Q-Y 935 ' 'A if I iff E ' ff , ' f' ' 'Y .si Q AL I: - iffin ilfzild .. if H245-' ,lm 1353-again-L Q .,,. --' ..V. fain-3' 1 M ,'f .-f ' QQ V- 'Q-Q - 'Q -ww-s.we...i.,,um--mb, A -gan ,V KN -- 4 . SK LUOMALA DANIELSON SALO HELLA IVIATKALA JOHNSON DODDRIDIEE ANDERSON JOHNSON BECHARD DECLAMATORY Top Row-Matkala. M. Farscth, Collins. Bottom Row--LeSavag0, Benrude, Burnett, Huot. Declamatory was taken up this year under Bliss Farseth's supervision. Seven girls took part in the elimination contest held Monday evening, February fourteenth, in the Ielferson School assembly. The following selections were given: Mother ..... .... Y livian LaSavage Last Leaf ...... .... G oldie Burnett Man of Sorrows ,,.. . . .Rebecca Collins Marj orie's Kisses .... .... E lizabeth Huot Lost Word .,...... ....... .... E l inore Schiebe Sydney Carton's Sacrifice .... ..., G eorgina Matkala Ieanne D'Arc ..........,........................... Ethel Benrude Elinore Schiehe was awarded first place, Vivian LaSavage, the second, and Ethel Benrude, the third. Elinore represented Cloquet at the district contest which was held the following Satu day at Morgan Park. OUR BAN D For the first time in the history ot Cloquet High School, we can boast ofa real band. A few years ago, there was a string orchestra but never has there been a regular brass band. The band has been made possib e only through the efforts of Mr. Myhre. In a surprisingly short time, he has organized a band containing thirty members, some of whom have played instruments before. The majority, however, have been given instruments by the school. The members of the band are as follows: B Cornels: Clarence Jensen, Eino Granholm, Bernard Saltvick, Paul Salo Harold Shampine, lack Stapleton, Esmond Iohnson, Orville Berg. Trombones: Harold Gibault, William Stolberg, loe Stevens, Clarence Ehrman Leonard Lien, Norman Johnson. B Clarinets: Basses: Warren Iohnson Floyd Brissett Harry Dixon Bruce McDonalcl Dexter Whittemoi'Qr Bertil Estlund Willis Carlson E Altos: Baritones Sherman Freeman Lyle Brissett Earl Larson Stanley Wlhittemore Alto Saxophone: Bass Drum: Elmer Wallace Sydney Sheean Snare Drums: Nlilton Crotty, Iohn Depue, Gordon Stolberg. Progress was rapid, and in a month and a half, the band played at the Cloquet-Proctor basket-ball game, February 20. On both March 15 and 14, the band accompanied the basket-ball team to the Regional Tournament held at the Armory in Duluth. The band appeared on the floor in balsam-wool costumes furnished by the Yvood-Conversion Company of Cloquet. A concert was given in the High School Auditorium, April 30. SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB l SOPRANO SECOND SOPRANO Nancy Asplund Margaret Bengston Catherine Campbell Flora Ehrman Beatrice Iohnson Adelaide LeMone Arline Peterman Irene Peterson Engve Salo Eleanor Saltvick Reliwecca Collins Margaret Danielson Lillian Everson Ruth Iohnson Iane Kolseth ALTO Ethel Benrude Goldie Burnett Maxine Dolan Viola Iohnson Vivian Lesavage Bernice Medley Florence Nelson Helen Newman Alvida Oswald Vera Peterson Bonnie Stephenson Katharine Luomala Georgina Matkala Clarice Rohbestad Olive Sather Elinor Scheihe Ellen Swanson BOYS' GLEE CLUB TEN OR BASS I Floyd Brissett Alexander Brittany Raymond Christianson Raymond Dunply Emmett Kavanaugh Allen Freeman Vernarcl Nlcclusliey Chester Welmzel BASS II Glenn Aclamsheck Phil Colburn Arnolcl Freeman Wlalter Bratt Xvilliam Charon Harry Holmes Clarence Ienscn Roy Nelson Phil Poirier Iames Lesavage Ioe Poirier Eastman Proulx FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB Astrid Anderson Saimi Beckman Helen Blomster Leona Cady Dolores Gibault Helmi Iutilainen Lybil LelVlone Rita Levack Sophie Marciniak Alarie Bjorklund Edna Blake Evelyn Carlson Aili Hella Helen Iensen Ragnhild Iohnson Alice Iohnson Gota Lindfors Mary lVlcDonald SOPRANO ALTO Margaret Mattson Ruth Ostrom Edna Pohl Alice Raiter Crevia Raiter Genevieve Thornblad Mary lane Thrope Bernice Toland Lempi Yraij Annette A'lcKail Helen Olson Ieanette Olson Hazel Peterson Catherine Roy Sulva Sheean Nlyrtle Thornblad Nlyrtle Tonkin KNIGHTS OF PATRICK HENRY f Top RowfXYinte-r, T, jolnisfm, I-Qgnlti, V. johnson, Holmes. Iirirkson. Second Row-Jensen, Rautio, linlunrl, Karpowich, XYagskiolfl, Mr. .Xrich-rsoii. Hottoni RowffMfirqnv Cliriswiisn-ii, I.eS:n'age. Freenmv, Pronls, Grfinhulm. l,l'4'J'1.I1l6lll ...... . . .Allen Freeman l'l't'C-Ijfftflidfllf. . . . , .Paul Watskjolcl Sevrelapzf. . . .... . . . . .Rudo'ph Rautio The object of this organization is to acquaint its members with parliamentary address and to learn other oratorical fundamentals. The club had a delmate for its assembly program. The topic for debate was: Resolved: That Cornflakes is a better hreakfast food than Shredded Wheat. , The decision rendered was two to one in favor of the affirmative. W'ho was Patrick Henry? He was the guy that said, '4Don't give up the ship at the battle of Nlanilaf' POLLY POLITENESS CLUB Top RONV'l.SB1lfl. Bere, Fahlstrom, Swanson, Bc-ngston, Leljrasseur, lien. Second RowfHanson, johnson, I, Bere, Bailey. Slllllll, Anderson, Ord. Bottom Row-Anderson, Mattson, Everson, Loff, Pohl, MacDonald. The Etiquette of Polly-Politeness Club consists of about thirty members whose aim is to learn as much about etiquette as possible. To attain this purpose, five-minute talks are given during the meetings on subjects of benefit and interest to the club members. The club officers are: Pre.r1'den!fLillian Everson. Vice-Pre.rz'den!fEllen Swanson. Secreialjy-Evelyn Loft. dduzlror-fwiss Bailey. BREAD-MAKING CLUB Top Row+O:tc-son, Tlmrnblad, Esteros, Syrzulia, Anderson. Bottom ROYX'+KlllIll, Raiter, Matkala, C. Olson, Xsllley, H. Olson. The work in this club is interesting as well as beneficial. Nlemlmers are required to lmalie a standarcl loatlof bread, and to write a theme on Baking Better Bread . There are two teams with two girls in each, and the rest of the club members try for individual honors. Pre.r1'den!-Ingrid Nlatlcala. SEI'fKfdl1lf- Treatrurerflfclith Anderson. The most stirring passages are written in the Cook-hook. TRAVEL CLUB Top Row-Ekluncl, R. johnson, Xl. F. Johnson, M. A. johnson, Rasa-n, Dunn, H. johnson, Tliornblzirl. Second RowfFreeman, Patterson, Joseph, Huard, Kavanaugh. Botton ROYV'f9T8Uil0iIIl, Nelson, McNair, Berg, Cardinal, XVatkins. The purpose of this club is to study the interesting places of the United States, and the customs, way of living, and habits of foreign countries. The club meets every two weeks, at which time, talks are given on the various countries, and occasionally, pictures are shown. A play was given by this club in the first part of April for a High School program. Pre.rz'denlfEmmett Kavanaugh. Vice-Preffdenl--Nlargaret A. Iohnson. Secreialy-Nlarioii Eklund. DELTA KAPPI Top RowfStolherg. Yelle, Charon, johnson, Salo, Lessnr, Gibault, Dunphv. Second Row-Srheibe, Newman, Nelson, Medley, Ehrman, LeSavage, M. Greene. Bottom Row-fFreeman, Brittany, VVenzel, Poirier, WVickIund, McCluskey, Kavanaugli. P1'eJz'den! ....... .... P hil Poirier lvlbg-Pf8JL.d6l1f .... .... C hester Wenze Trearurer ..... . . .Wilfred Wicklund Secrefaqy ....... . . .Helen Newman Hzculfy Advzlmr .,.. .... M iss Green Delta Kappa Dramatic Club was organized in the fall of 1924. Owing to the necessity of limiting the enrollment to a certain number, the membership was restricted to Juniors only. Its offerings have been varied, and have included several programs of miscellaneous material and the presentations of a number of one-act plays. The members of the club would like to make Delta Kappa the basis of a permanent dramatic organization for time to come. ln the tableau I took the part of opportunity, Did anyone embrace you?,' VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE Top Row-Anderson, Niininvn, Sankari, Jorgenrnzle, Jones, Gnos, Marion, Hausten. Second Row-Sheean, Peterson, Nygard, Thompson, Swanson, Holmes, Lacombe, Pclleriu. Bottom Rowe Halvorson, Ottc-son, Schultz, Demers, Huard, Cliapado. The purpose ot' the vocational guidance club is to help its members to a thoughtful and intelligent attitude toward the problems of vocational selection and preparation. The plan of the club is to study a great variety of occupations and professions, by talks and actual visits to the industries. As an added attrac- tion for the members, the club has an after-supper recreation hour, in the gym, once a week. The club is sponsored by Air. Hausten. R The fzezzafzl of pa1'11fe,r.rne.r.r zlr a fplffiler fn a wooden lag. WHAT'LL I DO Top Rowfljliipps, Nelson, Beekxnzm, Ostrom, liiorl-zlunfl, livenson J Second RowAGnsmfson. Martin. XYendell, l'f-tvrson, Mrliziil, lioisirvliv, XVullnce, Linzlfors, lutiluinen, Bottom Row-johnson, Jensen, Anderson, R. johnson, .Xlmer, Slim-eun, lilzilce. Pre.r1'a'em'. . . . V116-PreJ1'denl ..... Seerelaly- 1 Yeamurer, . . Iizcufzfzf dduzlu-or .... . . . .... , . . , . . .Diary Hebert . . .Ruth Hagen Nellie Peterson .Bliss Holcombe The purpose of this Club is to instill in its members a more thorough know- ledge of etiquette. The Club presented before the assembly, a play, Hnladame Deportmentf' Lori: 11 fzandercfzfef wllfz .rome money In llze gym. HI-Y CLUB Top Row-fjohnson, Freeman, Jacobson, Llxill, Stolberg, Bertram. Second RowiNelson, Shampine, Scheibv, XVilkiuson, Kuitu, Hytinen. Third Row-WC. Freeman, W. Stolberz, C. Larson, Berg. Estlund. Liglitfuot. Bottom Rowe-Anrlerson, H. Saltvirk, H1154-by, H. Jacobmn, Smith, .X. Szxltvirk. Prarldenl. . . . . .Gordon Stolberg Segrgfgpy .,,, . . ,Harold Scheibe Trea.r1u'er ..............A.........,.......,..,............ Henry Jacobson The Hi-Y was first organized in November, 1923, under the direction of Nlr. Peterson and lVlr. Iacobson. In 1924, the Hi-Y was re-organized under the school club system. Mr. Iacohson was advisor as before. Meetings were held every two weeks in Mr. Iacobson's room, and luncheon meetings at the Y, M. C. A. KOMMERCIAL LITERARY KLUB Top RowfPeterman, Oswald, Leet, Toland, VViir0t, Ulvi. Second RowfHella, Swan, F. Nelson, G. Nelson, Roy, Sell. Third RowfC:1rtwrigl1t, Sanborn, Currier, E. Nelson, Blake. Bottom Row-Peterson, He-nnum, Thill, Darwin, Franklyn, Koops. Preffdenl .......,. . . .Lola Currier Secretary- Trea.mre1'. . . . .Helvi Wiiret rfdvzlror ........... . . .Miss Leet K. L. K. was organized in September, 1925, with a membership of twenty- five students, for parliamentary practice and dramatic work. Programs were given at each meeting by the members. Other clubs were visited and enter- tained. A one-act comedy, 0ur Aunt From Californian, was prepared for Friday afternoon program to the High School Assembly, on Alarch 15, 1925. ALPHA DETLA Top Row-Myhre, Blixt, Adamsheck, J. Peterson, Poirier. Second Row-Hawkinson, Brower, Canfield, Gleason, Peterson, Huot. Third Row-Mallory, Crotty, Burnett, Benrude, Dodge, Bayliss. Bottom Row-Dolan, Johnson, Hebert, M. Peterson, Rine, Rasen. Preaidenl ...... . . .Glenn Aclamscheck Vice-Pre.riden1f ..... . .Peter Nelson Secretary- Treafurer. . . . .Maxine Dolan Crilzic ............ . . .Mr. Myhre The purpose of this literary club is for the improvement of its members in public speaking, music, debating, and in the use of parliamentary law. lvexl fo beihg deck .rwabber on a Jubmarine, llze mor! ufelemrjcb L-J' being waler farrier for fhe .rwlmming learn. Al-IENAEUM CLUB x. 1 , Top Row-Vibert, Suther, Robbestad, Monger, Siltanen, Skarpmoen. Second Row-Doddridgc, Kolseth, Stephenson, johnson, Brattlof, Rsiter, Asplund. Bottom Row-Thorpe, VVimmer, Cady, Gihanlt, Anderson, Watters. N r Pre.rz'a'em' ..... . , .Viola Iolinsoii Vice-Prefideni .... ..... G ladys Raiter Secrelary-Trearrurer. . . . . .Clarice Robbestad fldL'l.J'0l' ....,. ,... ...... M i ss Raiter The Athenaeum Club has for its purpose the development of appreciation ofr art, music and literature. During this year, the club has specialized in the study of plays and operas. The club's contribution to the assembly programs was an original play, produced and directed by members of the club. Tl1CFC,S a Reason Guam!- Whty dow your dauglzler no! .ring lonzlqlzffy' Jlnr. Tawlrh- lVe!l, you .ree Zlzere'.r a genfleman among the guewllr who I Hzink haf .ferfouf 1'11!enlz'0nJ.J' 'af THE SPOTLIGHT Top RowgXVzill:iee, Peterson, XYlllItC1TlOl'E, Mitrelill. Xlrslik, XValter, Carlson, lickliolin. Second Rowf4X. Rziiter, Defarge, Sippola. Aho, Yruij, Blomster, Peterson, Cmtty. Third RoixfTonkin, Olds, Roy, C. Raiter, Olson, l,m-None, Aalto, Luakkala. Bottom Rowe' Peterson, Marciniak, Levack, B2l!N'l'0l-I, Mattson, Hantajoki. The purpose of this freshman dramatic club is two-fold. It aims first, to enable its members to particirate intelligently in business meetings, and second- ly, to grve them practice in appearing before an audience. The Club is sporsor- ed by Miss Fern Zimmerman. Pf6Jl.f1,6l1f ..... . . .Dexter XX7hitf6lT10l'C Vice-P1'e.,r1'drnl. . . . . .lwilclred Toclahl Secrelarjzf ..... . . .Crevia Raiter Treabvurer. . , , .Willis Carlson Reporler, . . . ,Hazel Peterson Jmrl ber'au.4'e he can down a pair of fzeelw, he ffu'nk,r fwfr a If6f8Cf1.K'6. V hen summer comes t J I 1 -- J N 715' 4' 4 H? A A ,lib 1- .q,'A f' er o 4' ecame 23 Pa M mi.. - U ph i:--541' on Elizabeth s slipl Rebecca vou a De Molay mem Phil? Phil No I m a man. What Does ff Mean? On a bulletin send around to th achers there was the following Mr Myhre and Miss Leet-at ho - ednesday. OH OH' You mav think this -'Qs flat, but so is every other page Gladvs F I got hit on Fourteenth Street and she s had When summer com this is the way it makes Mr. Mvhre fee Down in the valley A maiden fair Was braiding her wealth O7 golden hair. his is the way it strikes Mr Down in the kitchen A maiden fair Out of the hash Was picking her hair. Question of Beauty When the son brought his bride to the farm the.summer boarder remarked to the farmer Your son s wife is as beautiful as Hebef Huh replied the old man, She's a durn sight prettier n he be Isadore asked a friend of a Iewish clothier. how manv doors have you in Two front and back door. Wrong Izzv vou have four-a front door, a back door a cuspidor and A good joke thought Izzy, and he decided to spring it on hlS wife that night Rachel how many doors we got it in our store? Why two one ln front and one back. Your wrong Rachel ve got it four-a ront door a back door a Weak in Mathematics Mike was just oy er and did not know much about figures He got a coal mme and chalked each ton he dug correctly until the ele down all then hesitated rubbed his brow, and studies for a l The last one was 10 Mike, said another digger vou 01 do that It s ln m, but Oi don't know which side the .Z All A V ,nw x I x W , K ' 1 . . '4J1fQ9 iff L, UL 1 ,wif-f zz-' f. NA, f-X Q J Y, xx Q ' 1 V in '-Xkkfrq Q fir, fy z ' f 5 X ! iw ' 'JL fx if N ' ww' -f,: .f ' xx 4 Y . - XRkx,,' A xx I 7 X1 ,K WJ, Q ' 1. x 1 K, V ElCtiViIi65 A CAR I , ' I! I il tl is X i5 Business at the A A. Carnival this FG r y went over the top. Crowds ' V: . . e and went. Thrifty housewives took dvantage of the country store where l acies were raffled off for a nickel. The eet tooth was satisfied at the candy strels, applauded the dancers, split their sides o ' ' , en kiddies, were terrified at the goops, marvelled at the strong hear , ture from the fortune teller and sat down to a cup of tea in the .qt . om. Every- Khjre werg shrieking horns. Everybody was litter w'th 'iii A t'. Everybody a goo time. s Q-4:-0-:aol-1:-1 SUNLIGHT DANCES A Sunlight dance was given in the glvm Friday, February 1, from 4:15 to 5:45. It was sponsored by A. A. to add spice to the school day. Iudging by the number of the students who turned out, the experiment was a decided success and more dances were held. i y QOCIAL HOUR , 6 After the debate with Deer River we were awarded a social hour. Flushed i- with the victory many stayed to enjoy the last hours of a perfect day. 0f:44a--45-soczv A H. S. GIRLS' CLUB l . ,Y ' HQAH RJ 1'v 5-I I ., 1 I JL J, ' 'f 1 1:3 i K ' ' A K 3 wg et L Mu' , , .. itll' d ooth and empty stomachs at the hot dog s nd. People ro red with the min- X. lf '. e d ' ll f ' ' Qxrty n CS I lib 1 1 1 1 11 WJ s ' I 14 5 1 Ll. l K 'lg ix wt A ,g l . l I W l . My R I' 6 l 'J I rr s 'f 115 p. li. 13 Prenidenl ....... ....,.. .... R u th Iohnson N IIIDCC-PfCJlitllEHf ....., ' .,.................... . . .Florence Nelson KX relafjy. . . A ....,.........,................ . .,.... Viola Johnson nm 1 I 1 Trezwurer. . .......................................... Margaret Denailson 1' This cl fi was organized in the fall of 1925 for the purpose of promoting a ' I spirit of frie dlkess and good fellowship among the girls. All high school girls n are e1' ible membership. I K l ll e c . i '65 ponsored an all-high school party which was given on February 14 1 in t 1 L ig '39 gymnasium. The party was'a decided success. s' in V A .. J ', - ai 'NUM KL ,M 44 '-nh M 'fl n 0 The best operetta ever 1ven m C1 ,I et was presented March 26th ln Leb Theatre by the Hlgh Sc ool Gle ubs under the dlrectxon of MISS Wennerberg, music supervxsor was a Spanxsh productxon wlth all music, color, beauty an a1n and IS declared to be the most b performance yet glven veryone hked lt The Hxgh School IS prou the work of the Glee MISS Wennerberg was asslsted by the members the High School fac Senor Dictorio . Benita ....... Iaunita . . , Iuan. Pablo ........ Senor Swateo. . Senor Whackeo Dolores ....... Maria ..... ADAM AND EVA The Senior Class Play Iames King, a rich man .... .......... ..... G l enn Adamsheck Corinthia, his maid .,.......... ..... V era Peterson Clinton DeWitt, his son-in-law .... .... R ay Christensen Iulie DeVVitt, his eldest daughter. . ,.... Maxine Dolan Eva King, his youngest daughter ...... .... I sabel Brattlof Aunt Abby Rocker, his sister-in-law ..... .... E dna Hintikka Dr. lack Delameter, his neighbor .... ..... E astman Proulx Horace Pilgrim, his uncle ..................... ...,., I oe Poirier Lord Andrew Gordon, his would-be son-in-law ..... .... VV 'alter Bratt Adam Smith, his business manager .......,............... .... E arl Bechard ACT I: Scene 1. The library in the home of Iames King. Iames King, a wealthy man, is pestered almost to the point of desperation by the extravagant habits of his daughters, Eva and Iulie, and his poor relatives, Horace and Abby, who came to spend the week end and stayed ten years. Eva, Iulie, Clinton Uulie's parasitical husbandj, and Dr. Delameter QEva's suitorj, conspire to ship King off to the Amazon in order that they might have a spending orgy. But King who is Hwised upl' by Horace decides to go to South America anyway, and leave Adam Smith, his sentimental young manager from South America in charge as the 'ffather' of his family. ACT H: Scenel Same library. Corinthia falls in love with Adam. Adam falls in love with Eva. Eva is planning to marry Lord Andrew. Adam send the family off to a New Jersey farm. He tells them King is ruined. ACT Ill: Scene l. Mr. King's New lersey farm. Mr. King comes home to find his family entirely changed. They are no 'onger extravagant. Everybody is working at earning a living. Adam, of course, wins Eva, and everything ends happily. i 'QE wmv- 'P'--'SE-. ., V v'y95n,g3-2' 5? L F, 15 . AA' E ffl? l vi f 5.5! wi. ,f N rf ,gn Mmfiig fi Q' WEN :NEG s i 4 gf: Wg vuxiffinl 515' E, ali! Q K' ! 'E 's?i55 N 135155 fi '. r ,V A V THE JUNIOR-SENIOR The Iunior-Senior party of last year was the super-party. The Seniors had to admit it, and perhaps the Iuniors of today will too, unless they set their pretty heads working hard. Everyone came early to see perhaps the latest of Paris creations, or if the other fellow had rented his suit or was wearing dad's. On entering the Gym, everyone gasped, How lovelyln The ceiling was lowered in pink and white streamers, and a small lattice fence around the dancing floor was prettily trimmed in green boughs and flowers. The everyday gym was a beautiful roof garden. A good program humored all, so when the strains of music were heard, every- one tripped the light fantastic. Those who didn't dance entertained themselves by playing games at the table, or by making themselves comfy in the deep- cushioned chairs in the cozy corner. After a delicious lunch, the guests departed, declaring it the best Iunior- Senior ever. -:h:v0e:-4-eAQoS4b- SENIOR-ALUMNI HUP As usual the Senior Class sponsored the Senior-Alumni Hop, which took place Friday evening, December 26th, in the High School gym. Despite the cold weather, a very good and peppy crowd was in attendance, due to the fact that so many ofthe alumni were home during the holidays. The ticket committee, Ioe Poirier, Pete Nelson, Rebecca Collins, and Alargaret Danielson, did good work selling tickets to as many of the alumni as seniors. The gym, decorated in green and white was especially attractive and added to the festive occasion. Erickson's orchestra furnished the music throughout the evening. Punch was served by the refreshment committee. According to the members of the alumni, this was the most successful Senior Hop in many years. - 4-4' ... - -- Si1EZ-Rf T ,3'f:f13L2-Eifilfie - VV, ' ef' V' . Y ' Y ' T 1-HG ,sf , SONG -.fw FK gn AN ' an -1 -v J f ,,,., ,, ,,., , , ,I-1, i fTune, My W Irxsh Rose. D Cloquel High School, l .r of lhe Norlh .ring lhy prailre H igh lhe ehor al.r, loud peala' lhe wound. T he pine f V ck 1 nd lhe hilly echo far Ou if ,U 1' ,rineere and profound. Oh, lon ff, you live and may forlune lze kind, , r grealneazr, and far .rpread lhy fame, W h -- ' o loday are forgollen and gone, I ' ozeew will loud prailfe lhy name. Choruf Our dear Cloquel H igh, We'll h0nor till we die, I n all we may do We'll be loyal and lrue T o our dear Cloquel H igh. Oh, purple and while A Thy colonr we'll keep brighl dnd .r and for lho.re eolor.r wherever unfurled Three cheera' for lhe purple and while. II. Inmignia of vzelory, lhy eolonrfloal high,- Royal purple, and pure ilr lhe while May lhe while remain .rlainle.r.r for al lime lo come, May age render lhe purple more lzrighl, I n lime.r lhal are pa.rl have lhy .mmf borne lhem well, ' Ever foremowl and high in lhe fray, And proud are lhy .ron.r lo each lifl up hilr voiee, And .ring lo lhee, Laudemu.r Te'7. III. In lhy hall.r who,re fond memory we'll ever hold bdear, Run Jwlflly lhefleel .rand.r of life,' In lhe warm .run of happinemr, golden and br ghl, Unmhadowed by lurmoil or Jlrife, Though dark be lhe prefenl and fulure before, Slill our mrmoriew will ever lwe hrighl W1'lh lhe lhoughl of lhe happine.r.r, friendrhipw and joy.r, In day.r nealh lhe purple and while. A ,ijgz 'i--ri 4 3 f 2 E . E N s xx Qibhes W ' 1 1 'x 1 - 1 N 1 I 1 5,4 . Qi fi Hg , :fig '-3?'ia4 7 3? fl 3 ' if lohn McNair: hwy English teacher has lost her jobln l Engve: Not, really? John: t'Yep, she isn't my English teacher any more. Say, that's a nice-looking mouth you've got there, loe. It ought to he on a girl's face instead. ' Well, l never miss an opportunity. All the upper classmen For exemptions await, And wait and wait and wait And wait and waitfand wait! Wle know a tellow who is so dumlm he thinks his family should give him a coming-out party when he graduates. To flunk is history. To pass is mystery. The mule stood on the blazing dock- On land it would not treadw- They put a blindfold on his eyes And wanged him on the head. lt's easy to smile When You're both on an isle, And there's not a bothering sound But the chap worth while, ls the chap who can smile When the family sticks close 'roundl The Maguire twins were fighting againgthe little ruffiansl Right in the middle of the street, too. A stately woman approached. A look of horror came over her sweet countenance as she saw the scene of strife She determinedly thrust her way through the morbie group which had gathered around the com- batants. Come on, sonnyn, Miss Benesh said ffor it was indeed shej, use your uppercutlu Hey, can't you get out of the way of a lady. Xye deeply sympathize with the absent-minded professor who cleaned the cat's teeth one night and then kicked himself out of the hack door. Wye are horn with our faces, hut, thank goodness, we can pick our own teeth. The acrohat jumped up in haste Tore oft his vest and then his waist He found the window that suited him liest Opened it wide and threw out his chest. 'YVhat's the hump on the front ot' the radiator? Flora Ehrman: ' . Ray Uunphy: Oh, the radiator Just had a hoilf' Aliss Anderson: lt you were in my shoes what would you do? Groan with agony. Alr. Anderson: Curley Olson: Floyd's new mustache makes me laughf, Anna Alonger: Yes, it tickles me too. Elinore Scheilie to Lillian lfverson: You know the last time l made Cake it tell on my toot and made me so lmlame sore. Aliss Zimmerman: 'Wvho was Qliver Twist? Emmett K.: Uhver Twist Zllflyt a who. lt's a what. lt's a eooky you get at Briants Aliss Dunn: Class is dismissed. Don't flap your ears as you go out. Vernard, very fondly: Ie t'adore. tixleaning l love you 7 Chet: Ah, shut the door yourself. rv twf X lack: Flay I have this dance? 1 l tier. Alae: Yes, ifyou can tint a par x l. f 7 gi it l 1 l X I 4:51 . II. 1 4 :ai .,.f.g,j -, dj V CADY SPECIALS -- , 1 Y X. I .LI M stic Nut ..... ....... .... . . ..,. F loyd Brissette V I , 7 1 Raven ..... . . . A 71- -Q.-1 Blossom.... 5575- Melba ..... I ' ' ' MY' 55 n Crush ....... f ' k Fresh Apple Cider ..... N 's ' 4- ' erry Widow ........ it fig -.1 ill- School Girls' Delight .... M . Bachelor's Dream ..... ll' if l . . .......... Red Collins . . . .Shinn Adamcheck . . . . .Mary McDonald . . . . .Vivian Lasavage . j J nny McNair . . . x- -5 pey Becharn .. s f 1 h Iohnson . NP- rice Iohnson Social Dainty ........ ......... ..... . . . . . . ete Karpowich g al I ..... Gladys Raiter 5 1 H Anderson says that the president could ge no re dress without the V , L conse ongress. . - ' Q m y TOIVO Grandholm: What time are you expecting me tonight? Lil.Hagman: But I'm not expecting you. , TOIVOZ Well, then I'11 surprise you. 1141 wt Pete Nelson: Do I need a shave? Phil Colburn: No, all you need is a lawnmowerlu Pete: I Poor Fran shpped on her veranda last night. L Margie: Did it fit her? Miss Zimmerman: Ray explain the difference between quite and quiet. Ray C.: Well-quiet means to be quite. V Miss Raiter: Where is your penwiper Harry? r y Harry Holmes: I don t know. I never use it since I got my black suit. - Teddv Hawkinson: Marriage reminds me of a cafetera on a busy day. i Edith: why? Teddy: Well the guys grab something that looks nice and pay later. 'S' H . ' ,y ' l Wu P ,, , ,, I l f? H H ul .. - ,, , -H .. ,, gl 91 'f ' ' l aff- If l fl ,lu - ,. , QR H Q, ' W '1 ,. MU N as . 4 J n1ii1'j'iQi 'i ' X .Jr .i . r Q ' - 1' ggi -, . ii lx ' ' 'iii .i -if ge! .1 3 N. 'life-f.5.,KJhm-hqsharw K Oswald Sr. Son Motor Co STUDEBAKER AND STAR CARS SALES Sz SERVICE SERVICE WITH A SMILE .Storage, Washinga Tires and Accessories Wi I Energy Gas and Puritan Oils CLOQUET, MINNESGTA Phone 505 That the Minnesota Power Sz Light Company is Indissolubly linked up with the future of North Eastern Minnesota is evidenced by our program of construction, involving the development and inter- connection of the power resources of this section. This program assures an adequate supply of electric power for the very important industrial and lighting requirements of this territory. Minnesota Power 81 Light Co. Russell C. Sapp ZS: Co. Motor Sales and Service Station DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS Goodyear Tires Exide Batteries CLOQUET CREAMERY Manufacturers of 0. K. Butter and Ice Cream fjfll.Lll,l ' mmmmmfi Pasteurized Milk and Cream When You Think of Clothes Think of Thorpe 81 Son Clothes and Shoes For Dad and Lad THORPE :Sz SON Avenue C LIEBERMAN STORE Of Quality and Price :cxxxxx Hart, Schaffner 81 Marx Clothing Florsheim Shoes and a full line of Queen Quality Shoes for Ladies. Casey Drug Store Q CLOQUET ea' Q is X, Q Q K9 5 nsus- -Q. 4- le Q QQ Q' The best in Drug Store Mer- ' T chandise. The best in Drug Store Service. DR. C. L. SANDSTROM Dentist Raiters Building Drs. Raiter, Stuart 8: Railer Physicians and Surgeons Raiter's Building Raiter's Pharmacy Drugs and Pharmicals Prescription Work a Specialty Parker's Pens, Candies, Cigars, and Sodas, Ansco Cameras and Films Cor. 9th Street and Cloquet Ave. Bruno 82 Lundell Plumbing 81 Heating Telephone 811 CLOQUET, MINN. East End Cafe Short Orders Served at all Times Confectioneries Cigars and Cigarettes D. L. Tester, Prop. You Need Our Goods, We Need Your Cash, Come, Let Us Exchange Our Goods for Your Cash Kolseth 8a Company General Merchants ANDERSON'S Dry Goods, Gent's Furnishings Kr Shoes Better Merchandise for Less Money CLOQUET, MINN. Andrew Larson Dealer in General Merchandise Fancy Groceries Fresh 8: Salt Meats Fish in Season Tel. 92 Cloquet Co-0perative Sweiy COMING! 14th su. an A . F CLOQUET, lVl7lZ3NN. mmm THE TEN I COMMANDMENTS UUCIDDVJ Dealers in The P. t General Merchandise IC me Supreme Fai? Produces h. ldac ixnlery B ' ' t ' l U1 lnlgtc. a erla S d Make this store yours as well as the hundreds of others have done. Lincoln Fordson sAl.Es AND sERv1cE I Cloquet Auto Supply Company The Northern Lumber Co CLOQUET, MINN. Manufacturers of WHITE PINE LUMBER If It Comes From Cloquet It Must Be Right Johnson-Wentworth Co. Manufacturers and Wholesalers of LUMBER CLOQUET, MINNESOTA Home of White Pine M 77 , sg 7, . ...i -- if A O l nsuxt asf The Home Newspaper Vibert and Elfes, Publishers Commercial Printing That Will Satisfy 951.00 a Year in Advance Kodaks and Films for Sale Portraits of Quality Commercial Photography Picture Framing Home Portraits, Kodak Finishing and Enlarging A Photo of Anything At Any Time 307 Arch St. Tel. 451 f ,fix U if. C3 W f1'QQ111a1f1 Jeweler 118 Avenue C Cloquet, Minn. Erwin Hardware Shelf Hardware, Paints, Sporting Goods, Cutlery Phone 51 Cloquet, Minn. Compliments of Cox 81 Meohaelson Attorney-at-Law CLOQUET, MINN. Balsam Wool is the ideal heat insulation Material for your new home. It will reduce the coal bill approximately athird each year thus paying for itself in a very short time. Balsam Wool will keep your house comfortable at all times. The extreme heat of July or the zero days of January Will not be noticeable. Balsam Wool has been used in practically every house built in Cloquet in recent years. I For proof of this worth ask anyone who has lived in one of these houses. MANUFACTURED BY THE WQOD CCBIN VERSION CO. DR. J. FRED MCKENNA CUWDUMCHIS Dentist Law Offices of Strand Building FESENBECK SL YETKA Phone 521 Cloquet, Minn. F. Sz F. Building Cloquet, Minn. J. E. JOHNSON f'fH'OMym?f Coal 85 Draying MERAW 81 MERAW J. R. MEDLEY Retail Dry Goods For Values and Service ERNIE'S BARBER SHOP Broadway Krank's Lemon Cream for all the Family DR. R. G. SPURBECK ProulX's Block F. E. ANDERSON Quality Grocer Prompt Service and Courteous Treatment Phone 324 KUITU AND MATTINEN Department Store CLOQUET, MINN. DR. W. L. McDONALD Dentist Proulx Building ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. A. G. Thompson, Prop. Tel. 166 J. M. HUOT Merchant Tailor CLOQUET, MINN. CANFIELD'S BARBER SHOP Arch St. REDFIELD BROS. Confectionery BERGSTEN 81 JOHNSON Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work PIXLEY 81 SON Tonsorial Parlors Avenue C 'T V V1 L ED E EU Cloquet Lumber C0 Manufacturers of White Pine Lumber CLO QUET, MINNESOTA The Northwest Paper Co. l Manufacturers of N ewsprint Paper I CLOQUET, MINNESOTA I..-Tl.-mmm P.-anung Co Duluth u 1. ' , X U .S -, ,VJ -.X . .lp -.y.h,,,.,,m4', ,H a 1-Q F 4' A Q Jww.. , ,',' 5 v, .f '1-' '.,' ,mx D . ' ,jr .w X --f- .- , H v , .,. 1 K-X, .Y , k Q5-Q , ,vm : r :ff A5575 . , Q f M' 1: ' -4 . 5-.Qs ' 7 fy P , .52 1' ki . ,fm 11.-zv, 'fwingv :A 1,7