Crosby High School - Maroon Memoirs Yearbook (Crosby, ND)

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PEP CLUB Front row: Dolores Homestead, Marlys Malnaa, Alice Holm, Harriet Anderson, Lois Tweed, Donna Titterud, Norma Johnson, Vivian Tessier, Bonnie Renkert, Verna Wells. Second row; Mary Lu Marcy, Katheryn McNeal, Josephine Benson, Catherine Elsbernd, Ellen Rose Tate, Theresa Haugo, Kay Gibbs, Anita Ralph, Elsie Hoversten, Stella Melgaard, Dorla Haiberg. Third row: Lavon Haiberg, Esther Moen, Audrie Beadles, Elaine Thvedt, Mabel Larson, Joan Nordstog, Lois Benter, Gloria Malnaa, C rystal Sandwick, Eileen Thvedt, Pauline Pow er. The Pep Club was organized for the purpose of leading tne cheering section for basketball and football games, and providing additional entertainment for the sport fans at the time oat periods of basketball games and tournaments. We sponsored a pie sale in the fall for the purpose of building up our treasury. Some of this money was used to finance our annual Thanksgiving formal party. The money remaining in the treasury was used to help pay for the numerals and chevrons for our letter sweaters. The girls were in charge of the concessions at the Border League Tournament, the money derived from these sales going to the Athletic Association. In return we received free transportation to the District Tourney at Kenmare which we attended in March. Alice Lee--Ass’t. Leader Elaine Bilstad--Leader Delores Malnaa--Ass’t. Leader This year was very successful and filled with many exciting and interesting activities for all of us and we are looking forward to another year of similar experiences.

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PROGRESS THROUGH EDUCATION Education contributes more to progress in this ever-changing world of today than any other single factor. Education, with its constantly improving standards, has and will in the future continue to enhance, in this nation and in the world, the progress of industry, culture, and more important the relationship of people toward one another. The advances in culture, industry, and human relationship are, and will continue to be, brought about by people notunlike ourselves. The fruits of their work are based upon education which we all have a part in using to bring about a better understanding among the people of the world. --Raymond Paulson. PEACE THROUGH EDUCATION Education has become an invaluable element in the composition of the people of the world. Through it, and it only, can be obtained the understanding, foresight, humility, and all the other ingredients of brotherhood that are necessary for a successful world peace. Education, democratic education, is the basis of successful and peaceful governments universally. The lack of peace and good government is decidedly the lack of proper education. Therefore, this world must be impregnated with the belief as well as the fact that war and strife and its utter futility is the result of ignorance. This can be done only through education. --Elwood Nordstog. Elwood Nordstog vSa lutatorian