Elk River High School - Elkonian Yearbook (Elk River, MN)

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:EL Elmer Madson-A perfect gentleman. Esther Magney-I'm from Zimmerman. Gladys Magney- Oh, dear, VVilliard. Verna Millhouse--I like fat people. Dorothy Moos-Only girl in the Moos Quart. Henry Moos-First tenor in the Quartette. John Moos-Bass singer in the Quartette. Roy Moos-Alto hit in the Quartette. Alfred Muller-An additional to our class. Jessie Nelson-Too meek and quiet. Norman Nord-A perfect lady. Raymond Noren-Short, but oh, my! Harold Oberg-The big boy. Malby Glson-The little boy. Dorothy Utto-Dancing is my favorite. Irene Perman-Too quiet to mention. Clifford Powell-Not funny. Annie Ricker-Home EC. teacher some day. Laura Rupprecht-Talker in general. Eileen Schumaker-A perfect Algebra student. Clayton Smith-A good little chap. Bernice Specht- I don't know how. Nettie Schwanbeck-VVith a smile for all. Clara Swanson-Tall and lean. Isabelle Swanson+- I wish I didn't need glasses. Ruby Thompson-Shine when Eugene is around. Melvin Thoreson-The orchest1'a's rival. Nellie Turner-An impolite little girl. Betty VVashbu1'n- VVell? Donald Youso-Tries to, but can't. Harry Zilge-VVorkman in general-Shorts Gamm. Y! 'WHAT IF- Henry Clark forgot to smile at all the girls. Josephine Ludvick forgot to get her lessons. Merwin Thoreson forgot to tease some one. Harold Banke got lost and walked home from Minneapolis. Herman. Bargabus forgot to strut around in front of the American History class or grin like a hyena. Mrs. Burns forgot to quote a saying. Miss Studnicka did something on time. jim lost his temper. Freeberg smoked? Dorothy M.- Isn't the Charleston simply awful ? Marion B.- I can't dance it, either. Minneapolis Policeman- Harold Banke is a champion marathon. Andy Madson- He almost out-walks my new bus, all fixed up. Page Thirty-one

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EL E Top row-C. iPowell, D. Hammer, L. Holzem, R. Moos, H. Banl-ze, M. Olson, H. Oberg C. Smith, VV. Cornelius, H. Zilgi, G. Cambell, A. Byson, H. Moos, D. Youso. Second row- A. Mueller, M. Dechene, A. Rieker, R. Tompson, E. Bellefeuville, D. Johaning, E. LeFebvre V. Millhouse, E. Schumaker, N. Nord, I. Corron, C. joyer, J. Moos, R. Norron, C. Dunn Third rowvklr. Elder, class adviser, M. Thorsou, E. Madson, E. Kurrasch, C. Swanson Li. Magney, V. Forlmes, L. Rupprecht, L. Kasendiet, J. Nelson, N. Schwanbeck, I. Swanson N. Turner, Miss Nickerson, class adviser. Bottom row-E. Magney, E. Kruger, B. Specht D. Moos, D. Otto, M. Biddick, H. Lendway, H. Kish, E. W'ashburn, M. Burt, E. Anderson: I. Permau, D. Cooley. The Freshman Class Between 9:00 and 9:05 Evelyn Anderson-So quiet, yet so brave. Harold Banke-Does he know science? Ella Bellefeuville--Short, but sweet. Mona Riddick-Bill's Dolly. Marian Burt-Every look counts. Anthony Byson-A man with a purpose. Gordon Campbell- Noisy F I'll say so. Doris Cooley-Too quiet for any good. Vililliam Cornelius--livery inch a man. Isabelle Corron-Paris styles. Marcella Deehene-Nothing but French. Charles Dunn-lVe all look clown at him. Vera Forbes- I guess I lost him. LeRoy Holzem- I don't know all I tell. Dwight Hammer-Always talking. Daisy Johanning-Everybody's pal. Clement -Ioyer-Too kiddish. Lillian Kastendiek-Too good to be true. Helen Kish- Oh, Gee l Iithel Kurraseh-Short and tiek. Ethel Kruger--Tall and tin. Fmily Lelfebvre- Frenchie from way back. Helen Lendway-Boyish lwob. n lr Page T11 I-My

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