Greenway High School - Blast Yearbook (Coleraine, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1940 volume:

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' 3 zu, ' wail, -ww w,q,4W N A M ,W,,h, ':f ., . ff' 4 1 ,A ' W...-N-4 ,, +1 K . RW mul? QM ff f N' if s S. ,S Q, Sv ,. ,- . - 4 is P ' V W , , K f f W 1 Q H .-2 f f ,-,pf 'Q K J , by wa, I , f YA -f HWY qv ' ,Q '.,, ,. f -fffrwi - , A r If M, fr' 1 6 Afgi , ,W . ' ? h 'vii E 'Eff 5 ar f 3 H ,QI f 1 -ww-r-vw-7 ! g .i Q . K f .. 'L' 1 4 z 7 S PGPULHRITY iw rv WINNERS I-38 I In a popularity contest sponsored by the Annual Staff, Violet DeNucci and Perry Pedersen came off with first honors, namely, the titles of Most Popular Girl, and Most Popular Boy. Miss DeNucci maintained a high scholarship average throughout the year, and Mr. Pedersen was a class officer, and was one of the five reasons why Itasca had a good basketball year. Close behind were Tanny Hopfinger and Gerry Faricy, taking second and third places, respectively. Tanny, a de- bater of the highest rank, was also a class officer, had mem- bership in various social clubs, and was in the college play, while Gerry, our editor-in-chief, was one of the charter members of the newly organized W. A. A., and also in the college play. Al Sandberg, who finished second in the Most Popular Boy contest, will be remembered as an all around good sport, and active in social clubs. Judo Predovich, third, earned positions on both the All Conference Basketball and Foot- ball teams, this, his first year, in college. Everyone who purchased an Annual was entitled to ten thousand votes, and had the privilege of dividing their votes between a girl and a boy, or using the whole amount for one person. The contest was used to stimulate interest in the sale of annuals, and at the same time to find out who were considered representative of the student body as a whole. Queen Nancy Nelson and her attendants, Dorothy Fa- lancer and Ruby Campbell, held the spotlight on the night of the Bachelor Home- coming Dance which was held after the Duluth-It-asca game. Petite Nancy was choosen queen by the entire student body in a contest sponsored by the Bachelors, with red-haired Dorothy, and tall blond Ruby taking sec- and and third place respec- tively. To Mr. Dudley, our speech instruc- tor, who led both the high school and college debate teams to victory, we give this honor of being listed in our Who's Who. George Prazich was given the Heller Award offered by Mr. S. E. Heller of Grand Rapids to the most deserving student on the basis of scholarship, extra-curricular activities, and all around good sportsmanship. As champion in the meal planning division of 4-H work, Evelyn Seeling was presented an award at the annual Activity Banquet held at Grand Rap- ids. Evelyn was also chosen as one of the county's best 4-H leaders last year. I-37 NZ-NEIHW WMOZHWWOI UFPZOU ZOHOZHMWPI SFO! MCHZCM WOZOEO IO-N511 4240205 IHOZPFP1 ACTIVITY - AWARDS These eleven students were awarded Activity Awards because of their active par' ticipation in many organizations. Participation in athletics is not considered in making these awards since the excellence in this department is rewarded by o sweater Each one has shown initiative, loyalty, and cz spirit of co-operation in his two years at Itasca. All have cheerfully worked to benefit their school and to make it a better place for the future students. These young people possess the qualities which make for a better citizenry. They are alert, industrious, and con- scientious. We who have come to know them are proud to have done so. To these students who have merited this award we say, Congratulationsl May you con- tinue throughout your lives to be symbols of good leadership . KENNETH w1LKENs LEONE LARSON ROLAND SAWDEY ROBERTA SHIRKY Officers of the Freshman class are: President, Perry Pedersen, right, Vice-President, Lee Mooers, extreme right, Secretary-Treasurer, Lucille Nelson, center. At the first Sophomore class meet- ing in September, Gerald Nadeau left, was elected President, Kennetlr Wilkens, lower left, Vice-Presidentg and Eunice Holm, extreme left Secretary-Treasurer. mms cap., l it ,, iw, 'li l Y J Willard Allin, our Valedic- torian, won the right to his pcsition by maintaining a high A average throughout his two years of work here at IJC. Wil- lard is also the possessor of ana other honor, that of winning the Roxy Award offered by Sim Heller of Grand Rapids, which was given to the most deserving student on the basis of scholar- ship. I-34 STUDENT COUNCIL P. Pedersen D. Falancer E. Holm L. Nelson L. Larson T. Hopfinger G. Prazich G. Nadeau D. Barclay Dean Davis L. Mooers K. Wilkens fnot picturedi The Student Council of the Junior College represents both the Freshman and Sophomore classes, the various social clubs, and also other ac- tivities. It aims to harmonize their diverse opinions, and create a more constructive influence within the college. The Council is composed of the class officers, and the presidents of the following clubs and organizations: Itasca Players, Iota Kappa Kappa, Rho Nu Rho, Iota Beta Gamma, The Itas- can, and the Pep Club. Of this group, Tanny Hop- finger was choosen to be President, George Prazich, V ice-President, and Leone Larson, Secretary- Treasurer. The Council stands behind all activities, and tries to give practical and useful service to the college. Catherine Hopfinger will be remembered by her friends not only as the Salutatorian of the class of '40, but also as the girl with the feather who captured the coveted office of National Student Representative of the Phi Rho Pi for the year '39-'40 at the National Speech Tournament at Eveleth. This year's tennis squad will be larger than those in the past, with quite a bit of good material available. Itasca won the con- ference tennis meet three years ago, but since then has not been able to come close. Doc has hopes of getting into the run- ning again this year with the three veterans that are return- ing and the seven new-comers. Doc Willman's Tennis Squad: Front Row-Left to Right: N. Ellefson, A. Sandberg, E. Holy- cross, M. Mitchell. Back Row-Doc Willman, M. O'Melia, P. Baril, U. Holt, H. Thayer. The I. J. C. Golf Squad: Front Row-M. Orlovich, R. Johnson, U. Holt, A. Buccanero. Back Row -- Doc Willman fCcachJ, K. Wilkens, H. Hanson, W. Toben. Doc Willman bases his hopes for a successful golf season on the seven stalwarts, pictured. IJC has never had a real golf team, but with a little practice, the present team should be ready for conference warfare in a short time. The Itasca Trophy Case I-33 ITASCA CAPTURES TRACK CHAMPIQNSI-HP A slightly favored Itasca track squad ran true to form by winning the coveted liilifl Northern Junior College track title. Hihbmg and Virginia were expected to give the Itasca thin-4-lads quite ii run, hut fell by the way side as the Connor-men won the meet by 14 points Itasca's Mizer, VVilliams and Downing stole the show as they placed l, 2. Il in the low hurdles. Heres how Itasca scored Tl points. 100 yard dash-Hall second, Williams fourth. 220 yard dash--Hall third, 440 yard dash-Miller third, 880 yard run--Miller third, llantila fourth, McKay fifth. One-mile-liantila third. Two-mile-Holm second, Bass fifth. I-32 120 hurdles-Wasson fifth. 220 hurdlesvMizer first. Williams sei-ond, Downing third. Pole vaultiMizer tie for second, Wasson tie for fourth. High junip-A-Downing first, Iiind tie for fourth. Broad jump-Downing second. VVasson third, Ruzich fifth. Discus- liisse first. Shot-Risse third. .IavelinAMarinoff fifth. RelayAItasca first. POINTS Itasca .... 71 Hibbing .. 57 Virginia .. 46V2 Eveleth .. 46 Duluth 3 Crosby-I. . UQ I0 Sta - '30 Se nd 'I H lg EL a a'i'n Wim Ayolf ' M'2er. ams- Ti AMPIONQ Hall, 5. Williamx l5I.l'I l.lt' 'VH XVK t'll.XMl'lUXS ltr nl lion livfl lo liullil .X Sniullii-i't: lSlilcli-nl niiin ngurl. XX' llissv l' Wiisson. It lioxxiiing l, Xvllllillils l' Nliirin ff. li Nlwvi' Qt'l'ilIltl Row' 'l', Rim-liio. .I lhiiiliilzi. lf' !NI1'li:iy'.K Riu- Williiinis, S ltiizii-li t'oaii'li Uonno llii maint-1' . . iss, . , 'Vi ll I Ho in ii-:,. ' vk Row N Lind, N lliiv ri l Hi 'l' llill F OKQ YXQOKQ C1606 . DG cxxoo X0 do -5x X01 Vvedoxlxcv Q 25 N59 X0 W Ye We iwovkxe 9099 SWK X? 500 .Wg me K1 xxdxoge. Yedevsoo xe e-cveev sg. W Os www wk Oi We QW' Ped as tirson Othe 6 bElx1N0- 3 wait? two goes' look Comeng forpcintsthrous Over 4 me Eebprilg the Sis sh Oundovich OOP foulde Shot, No or anr Ihai 12 .' didnfs m sw LU-I-H 36 3 5 cot B 'oe 5 xfxes 'A xxb CYN- . VL, Oxxk CY O0 'So A oi XS YN gzixxx, O X , mem or x wxxo edowxcv ax 9'0ox,X4 . as B060 Qxkxmg, X Xxxi NNQS XC S Vx' Ov 'A Aiwa XO xo 'OXOCXS We exxox xwxdev x'oe 'oaev-ex vi Beveooxs Ke- waxflwxg xxx 166-coxxvx. ec! '0oxx00, xhe bzxsxkex iv 0 Doxuxv So, 'l, vlakxs Ns- way. Oxxmxxx ax mx-5 iwoe, and kqxcqe , Xead xo '22-XA ax xxxe 'fx-aw, ' . Bevemxxs, C0192 gexs x'oe Q9 AQ io: me 'oaxx xo was abead YZ.-'I xxxekv 1-31 PREDOVICH AND PEDERSON .. 41 .. 32 .. 27 .. 29 .. 43 .. 36 .. 55 .. 41 .. 52 .. 38 .. 50 .. 46 .. 44 39 Won 8 Ely ITASCA'S VARSITY From Row: Left to Right-M. O'Melia, A. Wirtanen, J. Antono- vlch, Back Row: R. Boehn- leln, P. Pederson, G. Predovlch, R. Carlson. K. Berendts was not present when the plc- ture was taken. 39 Hibbing . . . . 23 Crosby-I. . . . 37 Eveleth . . . . 38 Brainerd ..... 34 Northland . . . 35 Virginia ..... 56 Duluth . . . . . 44 Hibbing . . . . 60 Crosby-I. . . . 35 Ely .. 45 Duluth . . . 43 Eveleth . . . . 36 Virginia . . . . 55 Lost 6 LEAD VIKINGS SCORING 1939-40 SCORES 1939-40 FT FTM PF TP Predovich 31 42 18 155 Itasca Itasca Pederson . 35 26 40 149 Itasca Wirtanen 21 22 24 83 Itasca O'Melia .. 28 22 21 58 Itasca Carlson .. 17 18 21 47 Itasca Bcehniein 13 7 17 31 Itasca Antonovich 7 10 11 27 33503 Berendts . 1 8 11 17 asca Itasca Hyland . . . 2 8 2 4 Itasca HOIUUI . . . 0 0 3 2 Itasca Kampa 0 0 1 2 Itasca Prazich .. o 0 4 0 ItSCa Total . . . 163 575 155 173 SHEFF'S BOMBERS Front Rovu left to Right-H. Backman, W. Holum, W. Arsenault.. Back Row C Prazich, B, Kampa. M. Hyland, H. Monson, Coach Sheff. w 1 all 12.1 Univ VIKINGS FINISH FOURTH IN FINAL STANDINGS Virginia . , Eveleth . . . Hibbing . . ITASCA ...... Crosby-Ironton Ely ........... Duluth . . . W L P 11 1 .917 8 4 .667 7 5 .583 6 6 .500 5 5 .500 2 9 .182 1 10 .091 The winning point sails over the cross- bars as Antonovich Predovich plunges over the goal as Itasca scores in the Ely game. No. 60 is Capt. Sand- berg, No. 31 is Dowd, and 54 is Munson. ccnverts with Daso- vich holding the ball. Ely sccres as Daso- vich, No. 43 is too .late to help Mooers make the tackle. Ely 6 Itasca 7. M. Miller, No. 61 and Munson down Ely's Novak for no gain early in the first quarter. 31 is Dowd who is closing in to help as Predovich, 59, looks on. I-29 I--28 1939 SCORES 1939 Itasca . 20 Duluth .. 7 Itasca... .. T Ely.... .. 6 Itasca . 6 Eveleth . . . .. 6 Itasca . 7 Hibbing . . . . 7 Itasca ..., .. 0 Virginia .. .. 12 Itasca . 9 Northland .... 20 Won 2 Tied 2 Lost 2 NJCC FOOTBALL STANDINGS 1939 Virginia ITASCA Eveleth Ely . . . Hibbing Duluth W L T P 4 I 0 .800 2 1 2 .667 2 1 2 ,667 3 2 0 .600 1 2 2 .333 0 5 O .000 1939 VIKINGS Front Row: Left to Right --M. Orlcvlch, CSt'udent manager? H. Backman. J. Shedin, A. Buccanero. L. Williams, IT. Dasovlch. L. Mooers, B. Dcwd. Bobby Connors is lying in front. Second Row: N. Lind. B. O'Clock, .I. Weston. G. Prazich, J. Antonovlch, M. Miller. J. Clafton. A. Sandberg tCaptalnJ. P. Pederson, Back How: A. Wirtanen. fStudent manager? H. Sheff. tLine coach P. Zan- na,. tLine coach! W. Holum. G. Predovich, L. Luke, R. Carlson, H. Han- son, M. Hyland, H. Muna son. G. Pelletier, and Coach Connor. ONE VIKING MAKES ALL- CONFERENCE TEAM Husky George Predovich was the only Viking to make the 1-939 All-Con- ference team, as picked by the coaches. His hard-driving throughout the season was more than enough needed to place him at the full-back position. if ..,i'5f,H!5 49' W' ,M 11, 5 i 1 ,,L. , AHF ,V u, Wx M5114 1w 'vm'- 'H e e 1 ' W X 4 Four Mermaids ...l Ye Ole Swimmin' Hole ' An ACtiOn ShOt,fY aah' MENU hee h Birdie Watch i 9 063 I The Paddlers I-27 I-26 yt YD? T211 cloallson J X1 W. A. A. First rcw: D. Falancer, B. C. Olson, L. Lar- son, A. Mackie, A. Knutson. Seccnd row: J. Seege, J. Gaalaas, J. Larson, G. Farley, Miss Falk, G. Preice. Third row: R. Campbell, E. Hyland, A. Anderson, J. Johnson, D. McDowell, R. Shlrkey, L. Erickson, B. M. Aldrich. ' WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's Athletic Association commonly al luded to by the conveniently abbreviated W. A. A.. is the source of needed relaxation for the girls of Itasca. The favorite sports are ping-pong, badminton, basket- ball, and swimming, and besides these there are volley- ball, archery, tennis, and shuffleboard. The girls partake in some or all of these activities in order to earn an award which is presented to all sophomore girls who upon graduation have earned a thousand points. Miss Falk is the sponsor of the W. A. A., and is a grand example for the girls. The president of the organi- zation is Geraldine Faricy, and the vice-president is Ruby Campbell. Dorothy Falancer is the secretary, and Roberta Shirkey is the treasurer. THE TRIO From left to right: Norman i-Illefson, Ban bara Bentz. Elsie Mae Olscn. THE TRIO The Trio. the string ensemble of Bar- bara Bentz, pianog Norman Ellefson, violing and Joyce Archibald, cellog has had a very busy year. They have played for many church and school activities. Elsie Mae Olson was the cellist for the first quarter and was succeeded by Joyce. THE QUARTET The Quartet is made up of the four Hill City Songbirdsn Morley Christensen, first tenor: Willard Allin, second tenor: Russell Sawdey, baritoneg Roland Sawdey. bass, have sung together since they were sophomores in the Hill City High School. They have enter- tained at many of the school assemblies, and many outside activities. They made their radio debut at Hibbing over station WMFG on No- vember twenty-sixth. Span dine at left: RuSsEZcZ5WgE Q MADRIGALS Seated: R. Sawdey. Russell Sawdey, L. Gaalaas, D. Williamson, C. Demarals, L. Bluntach, E. Demarals. L.. Maves, M. Erickson, W. Allin, M. Christensen. Standing: Miss Moe. , String Trio: N. Ellefson, B. Bentz Cat pianol, E. M. Olson. THE MADRIGALS The other group of singers at Itasca, called the Madrigals, was started last year by Miss Moe. There are eleven mem- bers in the group, six Women and five men. The songs are revivals of the music of the sixteenth century, and are sung in the style of that period. The group- has sung at both school and social activities, and has planned some enjoyable tours. At '18hz:u12l Allin. S Oland Sa eated at pl Wdey 8110. . . MA Ch Plstens eh wi QC A CAPELLA CHOIR One of the largest and busiest organizations of the college is the A Capella Choir of forty-eight members, which is under the direction of Miss Kate Moe. The many songs learned this year are of different types: sacred music, negro spirituals, and folk music of foreign lands. The choir has sung at the Christmas and Easter programs at school. and the members are look- ing forward to the tours and programs which are planned for the spring. This was the first year that the choir had official choir robes. The robes were made under the supervision of Mrs. Blanche Davis of the Home Eco- nomics department. 41 ln. A 4- 4 - A I-24 A CAPELLA CHOIR First row: Miss Moe, J. Gaalaas, U. Demarais. B. Perry. l. Tinquist, D. Falancer, L. Bluntach. JE. Demarais, L. Larson. R. Shirkey. L. Maves, H. Perry. Nelson. F. Oliver, N. R. Oukrop, M. Fourth row: H4 fl-huyp,-l W. Tobm, Laramie. E. Ernst. M. Engstrom. Third row: L. Gaalaas, M. Robbins. B. Bentz, B. M. Aldrich. F. Haiilsccclli. , , D. Williamson. M Willman. M. ric A 56001111 OW: G4 Nadfwv E- Hyland- son. J. Skorlch, M. oriovich. W. John- C. Robbins, L. Sweet, l. Myers, I, R. cheezlg, R. Sawdey. w. Allin, I Whalen. D. Galley. V. Gritzmacher. SIOH. R. Sawdev. H. Davies. M. Christensen l ITASCA PLAYERS First row: Nelson. H, Norton, D. Falancer, L. Bluntach, B. C. Olson, J. Larson, E. Holm. Second row: D, Madson. H. Perry. I., Erie strom, R. Shirkey, L. Maves. L. Sweet. B. M. Aldrich. Third row: Mr, Dudley, R. Carlson, G. Faricy, F. Hancock. B, Bentz, D. Chopp, G. Nadeau. Fourth row: G. Ford, B. Yaeger, H. Davies, .J. Weston. R. Chilton. H. Thayer. PLAY CAST First row: H. Perry, B. Perry, C Hcpfinger, L. Enstrom. R. Shirky, G. Faricy, L. P. Dudley, Third row: H. Davies. W. Tobin, J Fraser, B. Yaeger. ITASCA PLAYERS The ltasca Players, made up of the dramatic-minded students, has spon- sored many enjoyable activities this past year. The members of the club par- ticipated in the annual college play, Icebound , and during the year they have given three one-act plays: Rich Man, Poor Man , Among Those Present , and Teeing Off The one-act plays are cast, directed and drama- tized by the students themselves. The president of the group is Dorothy Falancer, the vice-president is Dolores Madson, and the secretary-treasurer is Howard Davies. The club's adviser is Mr. Dudley. Second row: D. Madson, L. Sweet, I-23 Vt. Johnston. R. Chilton. Mitchell, J. Connolly. A. Falk. I-22 PEP CLUB First row: B. Perry, A. Markie. ll Falanc-er. B. C. Olson. J. Larson, B Norton. Second rciw: l.. Maves, A. Winch, M Willman, J. Powers. G, Preice, II Perry. Miss King. Third row: D. Mudson. M. J. Kelm B. Bentz, D. Mt-Dowell. A Anderson J. Johnson. Fourth row: R. Carlson, M. Robbins R. Campbell. IJ. Chopp. J. Gazilans, l. I-Jnstrom, J, Seege. PEP BAND Seated: H. Perry, Mr, Phillips. H. Thayer. First row: D, Galley. G. Ford, L. Falardeau. Second row: N, LaRocl-1. P. Whalen, M, PEP CLUB AND PEP BAND Through these two organizations, the Pep Club and the Pep Band, Itasca has revived enthusiasm and loyalty. The Pep Club, sponsored by our viva- cious Miss Elsie King, has arranged our pep assemblies and encouraged our cheering sections. Included in the club are our four peppy cheerleaders- Jenora fPennyl Larson, Dorothy Falancer, Bette Clare Olson, and Almetta Mackie. , The Pep Band, in its newness, has done wonders in the development of school patriotism. With Mr. Phillips directing, the few members who answer- ed the call have built an organization which we hope will remain a permanent feature at Itasca. THE ANNUAL The annual of this year is the first one that Itasca has published in seven years. The staff has tried hard to make it a book that will be enjoyed and treasured by its readers. It is hoped that it has succeeded in the fulfillment of this. The staff has endeavored to fill the pages with pictures so that in future years when you sit down and finger through this annual many pleasant memories will be recalled. We have enjoyed putting this book of memories out for you and we sincerel-y hope that you will have many pleasure-filled hours reading it. We, the college staff, wish to thank all who helped us in this production-Miss Damman, our grand faculty production adviser, and Mr. Sjoquist, our genial faculty business manager. We also wish to thank Mr. Cloutier for taking many of the pictures, Lillian Wirtanen for helping us with records and Dean Davis and Mr. Menozzi for co-operating with us to the fullest extent. Editor's N ote-I wish to thank my staff for their spirit of co-operation. They all deserve praise for the work and time they have put into this book. I sincerely thank them for doing their part in making the production of the annual a most enjoyable task. STA Fp Eqj Busitorx '76' Gefaj . R lfafulty SS Mafzatgge Pa, S Csg X Ps ICJ! A1 6' LOL XL um,,a?J0Ceji Enstr D022 Geal Qub X1ve,','l V O01 'hy 1:3-as 9 S L- Ile GP - Q1 Oys NLG- 11118 ol, lays, Hao Wh SD Is S h Wk,-0 a Sr Standing: Miss Damman A. Knutson. Mr. Sjoquist, Di Falancer, M. Karjala, N. R O k I. S ' L. S u rop, Il am, weet, E. Suomi, E. Kutcher, M. 0'Melia. J. Vermilyea, L. Maves, R. Sawdey. Seated: R. Backstrom, J. Skorich, L. Enstrom, L Gaalaas, G. Faricy. R. Carll son, G. Anderson, L. Larson Sha ok, W01-l-SX Wee! 1,7826 F1'espsh0CshOXLMa'x' o 4 1711 XL LIC-I, Mel. pl Dpozirfl CIaj'O11e Ljlfaveslfl T. s S JDIS X511 X131 H9011 5-SX 11- :9-991 nap 0 V117 1 S S Jeladtkg Str Gwde Domi PI- a a y 001- R Rutghe S-4,166 177 If .r. eadgrs Oarlsoplphgch XA 1. Oh 1 Elayiee 127 Ut? u 'O g 17 Cher ITASCAN STAFF First row: N. Nelson, D. Falancer, B Norton, L. Larson, B. Perry, R. Shirkey Second row: A. Mackie, I. Tinquist, J Vermilyea, H. Perry, D. Chopp, E. Hy land. B. M. Aldrich. Third row: Mr. Dudley, B. Bentz. G Faricy, D. Madson, H. Thayer, M O'Melia, A. Falk. Fourth row: G. Prazich, B. Yaeger, D Barclay, R. Sawdey, D. Harrington. THE ITASCAN One of the busiest rooms in the building is the editorial office. Here you can observe the staff working on our newspaper-the Itascan. This publication is put out on alternate Fridays under the supervision of L. P. Dudley. The paper strives to acquaint the school with all the ac- tivities and events here at Itasca. Lots of news and bits of gossip are put together in such a way as to make an exceedingly successful little newspaper. The ltascan is an important factor in the college life. Harry Thayer and Lonzo Wilmot were the fall editor and assistant editor, respectively. In the spring Durant Barclay, better known as Bud, and Dolores Madson succeeded them. FF STA D Yam garclab' u MadS0n Editor-in-chief . A , ...... Dologiry irene Assistant gdiltilngxe Noxggplizlielen Har er e - 1 , News uiS'L, Barbara Dorothy Fhopigteisonv Tmq Earth Hfandifartcyt Nancy F . . , A e YY T2l13?I?YVerm1Wea. George Praiilch' Amen JOYC vwiellar , Sports . - Max O Bettie Mae Mduch Falk. ' - l I h , , . . b rw Shirkey . , . . . R0 9 EditorialS Russell Sawdeyr Bernard Yaegef Art ' . , ..... man ' , ...... G one LafSOU I-Sion' D FOYG , L6 U Ur fl Mimeogfaph ltimem Mackie Bertha Perry mey- an' 352150 rfgnu TYP1StS as .... ..,.. . Falancer, JOYCGWU Harry ggfgjes Mad Exchan D01-ot Gr, - copy Readers ' ' A. Harrington MF vermllyea , I Q D . . - D Dudiey dviser . - - ' 1-zo A ool Adviser . . . - L' P' Phi Rho Pi First row Mr. Dudley E. Holm C. Hopfinger L. Enstrom J. VVebster Second row K. Wilkens D. Harrington H. Davies O Phi Rho Pi The 1939-40 organization of Phi Rho Pi again succeeded in winning the State Debate Tournament, which was held this year at Eveleth, March seventh and eighth. ltasca's representatives were Tanny Hopfinger, Eunice Holm, Donald Harrington, Kenneth Wilkens, John Webster, and Howard Davies. Donald Har- rington and Kenneth Wilkens, on our men's teams, won the state championship in the men's divisions, but not overshadowing our women's team which also placed first. From the state tournaments, the four winners and their coach, Mr. Dudley, packed their grips and set out for Ogden, Utah, where the national debates were held. In the tournament the girls won fifth place, and the boys won three and lost three of the preliminary debates. The Phi Rho Pi is the national honorary forensic society, and the Itasca group is the Minnesota Eta chapter. Eunice Holm is the president of the local group. On T Ogden I-19 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB First row: C. Hopflnger, F. Oliver, Mr. Sjoquist, Miss Huntley, K. Wil- kens, L. Maves, W. Tiedeman. Second row: G. Prazich, L. Falar- deau, V. Gritzmacher, L. Gaalaas, H. Davies, R. Sawdey. LEADERSHIP CLASS The Leadership Class is unique in its purpose and organization. It is both popular and educational, in that it trains the college students to be leaders and advisers of the various youth activities, such as Boy Scouts, Sirl Scouts, Campfire Girls, etc. The class, which meets once a week, is taught by Mr. Dutter and Doctor XVillman. At almost ev- ery meeting a lecture is given by a guest speaker. RHO NU RHO For being the most enjoyed club in the school, the Rho Nu Rho is famous. The members are the students who live outside of the district, and they hail from many sections of the coun- try - east, south, west and north. The club has had many good times this year. Mrs. Webster sponsors the Rho Nu Rho, and Dwight Stone is president, Ellsworth Holycross, the vice-presi- dent, and Margaret Myers, the secre- tary-LIQHSUFCF. First row: L. Sweet, C. Hopfinger, M, Myers, Mrs. Webster, D. Stone, R. Backstrom, A. Knutson. Seccnd row: B. C. Olson, R. Shirkey M. Lind, G. Anderson, D. Williamson J. Larson, E. Holycross, C. Roadfeldt Third row: E. Seelingi R. Llndgreen J. Seege, A. Falk, M. arjala, A. Sal monson, J. Webster. Fourth row: M. Mitchell, B. Yaeger, I-18 L. Falardeau, R. Cheezig, W. Tiedeman, U. Holt, G. Ford. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science Club, started this last January, is made up of a group of Itascans who are especially interested in the world problems of the day. Miss Huntley and Mr. Sjoquist are the advisers. To be a member of the organization, one must have had three quarters of social and economic subjects with an average of B or above. The officers for the year are: Kenneth Wilkens, Presidentg Lucille Maves, Vice-President, and William Tiedeman, Secretary-Treasurer. LEADERSHIP CLASS First row: B. Norton, N. R. Oukrop, A. M lt lll, E. M A - . land, E. Fiola, E Demarais azz e aves' A Moniw' E' HY Second row: N Nelson, G. Farley, J. Murray, D. Williamson, M. Erickson, L, Ney. soxfhlvla Orlovi?-dh,ML. Williams. r row: ooers, . rousseau, R. Chilt , D. St , . WFJ0hDr?lOH, A.CSaBdbergi G R b on one L Peterson' T' Kelis ourt rcw: . eutsc , . o in on, D . Will , R, S Christensen, A. Buccanero, Mr. Duttir. r man awdey' K' Wnkens' M Iota Beta Gamma The Iota Beta Gamma fraternity, better known as the Bachelors' Club, has had a busy and enjoyable year. At the beginning of the quarter, the new men were ushered into the organization by an initiation followed by a formal banquet. The first event of the fall social season was the Homecoming Dance, which followed the Duluth football game. The dance, held in the gymnasium, was very successful, and was climaxed by the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Nancy Nelson. The contest had been sponsored by the Bachelors. Nancy was crowned by the presi- dent of the club, George Prazich. The Kappas suffered a defeat to the Bachelors at the Whist Tourna- ment, but the girls still had a good time. Saint Pat had his inning when the Bovey Hall blossomed into a display of green. There were shamrocks everywhere, and the college lads and lassies did not mind the wearin' of the green that night. True to tradition and to their calling, the Bachelors held several stag affairs. The group from each town gave a smoker, and most of these for men only parties were held at the library club rooms. OFFICERS President George Prazich Vice-President Max O'Melia Secretary-Treasurer Roland Sawdy ADVISERS Doctor Willman John Menozzi Y '4 r.. ll Z ! at W 1 i '9' K ru' WM it Row I Row II A. Sandberg, L. Mooers, L. Gaalaas, H- Beckman. E. Holycross, R. Saw- M. 0'Melia, vice-Pres., G. Prazich, fff5Q-g,?ge?f'QQl?5ff-oifgrgaxfeisalfkaBeaudet' Pres.: R. Sawdey, Sec'y-Treasurer.: W. R In Johnston, H. Thayer, R. Fremont, G. ow Nadeau, D. Stone, R. Johnson, D. Galley, B. Yae er, C. B t , R. hilt , K. 5erendts,e1?:.zE11efgon. on' T Keus' Row IV Dr. Willman, Advlserg L. Brousseau, J. Bazenlch, W. Graves, K. Willkens, R. Che zl B. K e g, amp , W. Tid , C. Wilcox. J. Menozzi Advisers eman I-17 he How l Nl. lflrickson. L. Illrickson, R, Back- Mackie. J. Seege, C. Robbins, Nl. Heck- Perry, A. Anderson, J. Johnsln, G sn-fm. E. Kutcher, l.. linstroin. Treasg er. .l. Powers, Il. Norton. Preice, D. McDowell. li Hyland, Il. li. Campbell. Vice-Pres: Miss Hussey, Huw III Bush. D. Sheplan, N. Nelson. l INlyt-rs. Adviser: L. Larson, Presg li. Holm, 14. Hel-rick' M Fu,-levy J. wpntsin. MY H. lvlaves, D. Mazlson. EQVYZ R- fQifiV'f'h' B-, Shimllflll- 'iv Beaton, E. Antonovich. L. Bluntach. 1. Row Y f-UUiHUS- I1 5V 9l'f- U- PUl41m'PV- 'l inq'.list. B. Bentz, H. Perry. li. I-'iola B Brandon, M. Myers. li. l'lrich, .l. How Il N. Oukrop. A. Winch, M. Robbins. M. Skorich, T. Hopfinger, J. Murray. G. .l. Larson, M. Kehn. P, Olson, M Willmari, U. Williamson. ll. l'urlson. Faricy, D: Shim-key. J. Chcpp. F. Han' Sheldon, R. Lindgren, A. Knutson, M. PY. EVHSI. cock, G. Anderson, Nl Jnkich. Ki. Larznnie. l,. Nelson, F. Oliver, A. Row IX' Christensen, P. Galipcau, A. Iilonico, ll. Olson, Nl. Dowd, L. Rimes. ll Iota Kappa Kappa The Kappas, a local sorority. took the lead in social activities this year. playing hostess to seven different events. The club's year began with the usual periods of initiation. culminating with the supper and entertainment at the library club rooms. The Homecoming Supper was the first school event sponsored by the Kappas, and was very successful. The traditional whist tournament with the Bachelors took place on November twentieth, and the evening was fully enjoyed by everyone. The Kappa Kotton OFFICERS Ball was the first college formal dance of the year. President It was held after the Duluth-Itasca football game in Leone Larson the music room. The social season was brought to a Vice4President , , , Ruby Campbell climax by the sprlng formal dinner dance. Secretary . A Eunice Holm The sorority holds business meetings on the sec- L0'g'9I?jilg?gm ond Monday of every month. It has been growing in- ADVISERS creasingly active in the Junior College since its Allis Huswy founding in 1925. The Kappas' advisers are 'Allis Bemlff King Hussey and Bernice King. C I 1 I-16 I HCTIVITIES Marinoff. Peter . O'Iirien, Dillon . Pesonen, Bruno . . . . Phifer. Cora . . Rantala, John . . Rice, Kenneth . Rundle, Thomas Ruzich, Steve . Saunders, Ethel Schedin, James . Scott, Rosetta .... . Shipka. Vladimir Silvis, Edward . Smith, Helen Mary .... Tolmie, Frank . Turek, Emma . . . . . Wasson. Paul . . Weston, Charles Will, .Arleen . . Wirtanen, Arvo ...... Ziegenhagen, Arlene . . . Pengilly . . Cohasset . . . Bovey ..... Donnelly, Minn Calumet . . . Hill City . , . Crosby, Minn. . Calumet . . . Coleraine . . Marble . . . .Coleraine . . . Calumet . . . Grand Rapids . Bovey ..... Deer River . . Bigfork .... Coleraine . . . Marcer Field, C Calumet . . . Coleraine . Hill City . . al... .. Itasca Junior College University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Dentist office Stout Institute CCC Big' Falls Agent Minneapolis Star St. Cloud Teachers College Kahler Hospital, Rochester At home St. Cloud Teachers College At home University of Minnesota Swans Variety Store University of Minnesota University of Minnesota At home Army aviation St. Cloud Teachers College Itasca Junior College Mrs. Darrell Reerbower SOPHOMCDRES 1939 h L in Second row' Vladimar Shipka Sylvester lsnuson Fdli1llStJ:1T1Yq llggnztjlaxIgagseqfaengctilfgerfisgiin'Decrrxiaiieiais James Browerf Catherine Burkman. Cora Phifei lfmmu Path Beaudet kenneth Rice, Charles Weston. Turek, Edwin Ahlgren, John Bass. Th 1 row Helen Smith Ellen Larson Toln Rundle, Fourth row: VVillium Betts. Peter Leioux Tom Hall I-ml Johnlrfgndahl Lorabelle Farnsworth, Annabelle Larson, Silvis, Dillcn O'Brien. Robert Erlandson Anderson, Howard . Anderson, Robert ..... Appelget, Hiram . . Bass, John ..... Bennett, Edith . . . Brousseau, Margaret Callahan, Marion . . Casper, Corrine . . . . . . Curtis, Vivien . . Dagen, Alva . . Dahl, Doris . . . Dasovich, Steve . . Doran, Katherine .... . Drobnick, Albert . . Fisher, Olive . . . Fisk Wallace . . Hageman, Robert I . ' I I Heikkinen, Chester . Hill, Elmer ..... Hoeper, Roberta . Hoolihan, Daniel . . Johnson, Ruth . . . Kampa, Rose .... Kortekaas, Nicholas Larson, Ione .... Marshall, Duane . . Miller, Evelyn . . . Mitchell, Porter . . . . . . Mohaupt, Dolores ..... Morrow, Martha . . Mueller, Elton . . Murphy, Mary . . . Nadeau, Lauretta ..... Njegovan, Helen . . Nygard, Martin . . Sarff, Ardis . . . Schoen, Wm. . . . . Sherman, Karlot . Smart, Lavila . . Soper, Quentin . . Strand, Frances . . Tarbuck, George . . Toupin, Marie . . Webster, David . . Wold, Robert . . Cook, Floyd . . . Erlandson, Ruth . . Johnston, John . . Hall, Roger .... Miller, Doris . . . Pesonen, Bruno . . Seedorf. Eldo . . . White, Beatrice . . Witte, Charles . . Ahlgren, Edwin . . Arsenault, Virginia Beaudet, Patricia . Bentz, Charles . . . Betts, Wm ..... Brower, James . . Burkman, Kathryn li rk Allen Ca , ' ... . . .Coleraine.. Dawson, Robert . . . Demarais, Virgil . Downing, Robert . Endahl, John . . . Erlandson, Robert . . . Falk, Lorraine . . Farnsworth, Lorabelle . Hall, Thomas . . . Hughes, Josephine Isaacson, Sylvester .Iohnson, Stanley . Johnson, Veronica . . . Larson, Donald . . Larson, Ellen . . . Larson, Annabelle Leef, Laverne . . . LeRoux, Peter . . 1938 Los Angeles, Cal ..... . Warba, Minn. Calumet . . . Aurora .... Grand Rapids Bovey .... Coleraine . . Bovey .... ... -- . -- -- su us Duluth . .. .. Morgan, Minn. Coleraine . . . Nashwauk .. . Grand Rapids Bovey .... Nashwauk . . Coleraine . . Mpls ..... Nashwauk . . Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Calumet . . . Marble .... Hill City . . . Coleraine . . . . Grand Rapids . . Q - . . . - St. Cloud .... . . Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Coleraine . . Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Bovey .... Hibbing . . . Mpls .... LaPorte . . Hill City . . . Bovey .... Grand Rapids Hibbing . . . Coleraine . . . Grand Rapids Duluth .... Coleraine . . Calumet . . Calumet . . Warba ...... Chicago, Ill. . .. .. .. .. .. .- .1 .v .- -. .. -. . .- -- Honolulu, Hawaii.. . '. :Army Bovey ....... . . Calumet . . . ..Bovey.... . . . .Nashwauk . . . .Coleraine . . . .Marble . . .Grand Rapids .Coleraine . . .Coleraine . . .Grand Rapids .Coleraine . . . . .Coleraine . . .Coleraine . . .Warba .... .Deer River. . .Grand Rapids . Grand Rapids ....Marble. .. I-leikkinen, Cheslyn . . . Hecomovich, Rose . .Bovey .... .Marble . . . .Swan River . .Grand Rapids .Marble . . . .Coleraine . . I Bovey .... . . .Pine River . . . .Grand Rapids 1939 ...... . . Gas station Mining Co. CCC camp University of Minnesota Winona Teachers College Clerk, Itasca Dry Goods Mrs. Arthur Mikkola Nurses training Mrs. L. F. Fenske Kahler Hospital, Rochester St. Marys Hospital, Duluth At home Beautician Grinnell College tlowal Augsburg University of Minnesota Attends Villa in Duluth At home St. Cloud Teacher's College St. Cloud Teachers College CCC camp, Cass Lake Pepin Academy Marshall filling station St. Cloud Teachers College University of Minnesota Gustavus Adolphus Kahler Hospital, Rochester Filling station Stenographer, courthouse Winona Teachers College Mrs. Robert Basarich University of Minnesota University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Duluth State Teachers College University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Clerk, post office Manager garage St. Scholastica University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Duluth Teachers College University of Minnesota Clerk, McKessen Drug Co. University of Minnesota St. Cloud Teachers College . Itasca Junior College .St. Cloud Teachers College .St. Theresa . Itasca Junior College .University of Minnesota .Antioch .Iowa State ' .University of Minnesota .University of Minnesota .Usher, Roxy theatre .St. Olaf .University of Minnesota .University of Minnesota .Gustavus Adolgvhus .Stenographer, ord Garage .University of Minnesota .At home .Coleraine Northwestern Bell operator .St. Cloud Business College .University of Minnesota .Itasca Junior College .Duluth Teachers College .Itasca Junior College .Duluth Teachers College :University of Minnesota I-13 .Teaching Sailer, Archie . . . I-42 Oestreich, Margaret Page, Albert .... Peterson, Lois . . Pohl, Richard . . . Point, Charles . . . Radaich, Anthony . Reid, Alexander . . Robbins, Francis . . . . Siebenthal, Bill . . Snarich, Nicholas . Spong, Donald . . Stevens, Bessie . . ...- , 1936 Madison, Wis ....... Madison, Wis. . . . St. Paul ..... . . Greeley, Col. . . . . Goodland ..... . . Coleraine ........ Butterfield, Minn .... Nashwauk ..... . . Greeley, Col. . . . . . Oklee, Minn. . . . . Coleraine . . . . . Sumi, Ernest' .... . .Nashwauk . . . . Tanner, Lawrence . Thayer, Thulia Mae Thor, Norma . . . Tok, Andrew . . . I . :Clyde,N. D.. . . ....Chicago... .. . . .Bovey .... . . Toms, Philip .... . .Coleraine . . . . Torgerson, Viola . . . .Crosby . . . . . Trihey, Francis . . . Trites Leah Vermilyea, Phyllis I I I Webster, Philip . . Wirtanen, Lillian . . Bovey ..... . .Chicago, Ill .... . .Coleraine ..... . . . .Los Angeles, Cal. . . . . .Coleraine .... . . Young, Amy Belle .... Zobenica, Mike . . Arnold, Caryl ....... Barclay, Henrietta . Barkla, Lois .... Brandon, Koller . . . . . Brower, Ruth Hope .... Brown, Francis . . Carlson, Lois . . . Chucker, George . Colarich, Helen . . Dargan, Madeline . . . . Davis. Thomas . .. Demarais. Kermit . . . . Demarais, Virgil . Dimich, Peter .... . . Dore, George .... Featherston, Henry .... Fisher, May .... Georgiff, Helen . . Hanson, Lloyd . . Herrick, Neoma . . Hughes, Dorothy . . Hunter, Mary Jane . Jaffe. Morris .... Jennings, James . . Kelm. Adele . . . King, Alexander . . Lindgren, Axel . . Locken, Lawrence . Madson, Elmer . . . Murray, Leonard . . Nelson, Betty Joyce Oestreich, Gerald . . Olin, Carl ...... Reid, Allen ..... Richardson, Arthur .... Russell, John .... Schoen, Charles ...... Schwochert, Edward Selmser, Anne . . . Sherman. Evelyn . . Sumi, Harold . . . Sundquist. Carl . . Vashaw, Orville . . Walburn, Granville . Warner, Eleanor . . Werner, Allen . . . Wichmann, Elinor . Young, Florence . . . . .Bovey.. .. 193 7 international Falls .... Marble ....... . . . Coleraine .... . . . Bovey ........... Los Angeles, Cal ...... Taconite ...... . . : Mpls. . . Chicago . M .iz Coleraine. . . . Bovey . . . . . . Bovey .... . Coleraine . . . . Bovey .... . . . Coleraine . . . . Nashwauk . . . Bovey .... . . . Burtrum . . . . . Fargo,N.D... Calumet . . . . . Mpls .... . . Calumet . . . . Coleraine . . . . Bigfork . . . . Coleraine . . . . Grand Rapids . . . . Grand Rapids . . . . . . Los Angeles, Cal ...... Coleraine ..... . . Coleraine ..... . . Deer River ..... . . Shovel Lake. Minn ..... LaGrange, Ill ........ Deer River .... . . Coleraine . . . . Bovey ..... . . . Nashwauk . . . . . Moscow, Idaho . . . . Hill City ..... . . . Bovey ..... . . . Coleraine . . . . Coleraine. . . . Mpls, . . . . . Secretarial, American Federation City Public Health Nurse Office of Lampland Lumber Co. Colorado State Teachers College Business job in Minneapolis . Oliver Mining Co. of Labor .University of Minnesota .Colorado State Teachers College .Farm wcrk .Mimeograph operator and libra ry project Independent District No. 2 . At home At home .Principal of school . Michael Reese Hospital .Oliver Mining Co. .University of Minnesota . At home .Bovey Bottling Works .Mrs. Lowell Haas .University of Minnesota .Dainty Didy Baby Laundry .Secretary Dean Davis Teaching .W. P. A. teaching Restaurant Iowa State College Itasca County Hospital, stenographer and bookkeeper University of Minnesota Mrs. Merlin Randall Bemidji Teachers College Fairview Hospital Chicago Medical School University of Minnesota Bookkeeper, Bovey Bottling Works, Mrs. Lloyd Flatley At home Coleraine . . . . .At home At home Dlmich grocery store Northwestern, dentistry Mrs. Ernest Lawrence Villa, St. Marys Hospital University of Minnesota Laundry work Bank clerk Weber Interior Decoration Studio University University Mrs. John University University of Minnesota of Minnesota Murphy of Minnesota of Minnesota St. Paul Law School Mrs. Raymond Paulson University of Minnesota Grinnell ollege, Iowa University of Minnesota Work Remer Bank Clerk in store' ' University of Minnesota Technician, Martinsferry, Ohio Kahler Hospital, Rochester At home University of kiaho fforestryi CCC Cass Lake Student University of Minnesota G1'aduate of Stetson University, Florida. at home , Duluth Teachers College ' Graduate of University of Minnesota Minneapolis Business College Homuth, Elroy . . . . . Hughes, John . . Hursh. Chester . . . . . Huss, Carma . . . . . Inman, Alice. . . . . . Johnson, Cleo . . Karimo, Into ....... Keyes, Ralph ....... LaFreniere, Rosemary Larson, Doris .... Lauronen, Syrie . . . Lawson, Clarence . . Leskala, Raymond . . Lipsett, Margaret . . Lothrop, Wm ..... Mader, Herman . . . Meyers, Genevieve . . Murnik, Chas .... Mikkonen, Lee . . . . . Nelson, James . . . Ohman, Ione ....... O'Malley, Edward . . Pesonen, Aili . . . . . . Roadfeldt, George . . Robbins, Douglas . . Robbins. Helen . . Rossman, Helen . . Seeling, Dalton . . . . . Sherman. Mabel . . Smith, Max .... Snyder, Dorothy . . Stowe, Louis . . . Tanner, Robert . . . . . Taylor, John ...... Thompson, Ethel ..... Timm, Dorothy . . Toms, Mona .... Venberg, Edna ...... Vermllyea, David ..... Vig, Robert .... Vind, Harold ....... Wasson, Dorothy ..... Whalen, Inez . . . . . . Winberg, Ruby . . . . . Zobenica, Mike . . . . . Anderson, Willard . . Anders, Carl .... Ball, George . . . Barfuss, Edward . . Bonaventura, Rose . . Brandon, Corinne . Broderson, Dorothy . . Bunnell, Merrill . . Cashen, Agnes .... Chamberlain, Martin . Christensen, Zona . . Christopherson, Arman Comstock, Velma . . . Enstrom, NVarren . . Gaffney,.Mary . . Green, Cliffordi . . Hecomovich, Steve . . Hurd, Margaret .... Johannaber, Margaret . Johnson, Morgan . . . Jorgenson, Robert . . King, Bruce ..... Kroupa, Harry . . . Larson, Eugene . . Larson, Inga . . . Latvala, Marie . . Luckow, Esther . . . Lynch, Robert . . . . Marshall, Don .... Mazzitelli, Dominick . Mazzitelli, John ..... Menard, Rosanna . . Murphy, Margaret . . Myers, Mary Louise . . Bovey . . . . Marble . . . . Minneapolis . . . . Grand Rapids . . . Coleraine . . . . Bigfork . . . . Bemidji .... . Nashwauk .... . Grand Rapids . . . Mpls ...... . Chicago . . Calumet . . . Chisholm . . . . . Duluth .... . Seattle, Wash. . . . Mpls ,...... . Grand Rapids . . . Hill City ...... . Honolulu, Hawaii . . . Nashwauk .... . Bovey . . . Mpls ,....... . Washington, D. C .... Grand Rapids .... . Mpls. ....... . Bovey .... . Coleraine . . . . Duluth ..... . Dayton, Ohio . . . Mpls ...... . .Wash . . . . . Mpls. .... . Grand Rapids . . . . Virginia, Minn. . . . Duluth ...... . Coleraine ..... . Fosston, Minn. . . . Bertha ...... ' . Coleraine . . . . Coleraine . . . . Auburn, Calif. . . . Bovey . ....... . . 1936 Grand Rapids ...... St. Paul .... . Coleraine . . . Chicago, Ill. . . St. Paul . . . Mpls. .... . Chicago, Ill. . . . Duluth . . . . . Mpls, ...... . Hill City , . . . . Grand Rapids . . . Mpls. . . . . . . . Bovey ....... . Evansville, Ind. . . . Bovey ....... . Greeley, Colorado . . . . Nashwauk ..... . Chicago . .g . . . . Grand Rapids . . . Bemidji ..... . Coleraine . . . . Marble . . . . Coleraine . . . . Nashwauk . . . Minneapolis . . . Mpls, ...... . Hibbing ..... . Burbank. Calif. . . Bovev ...... . Greeley, Col ...... . Sacramento, Cal. . . . Duluth ...... . Grand Rapids . . . . University .of Minnesota .Oliver Mining Co. :Mrs. .John Ball - .Mrs. John Appelget .Teaching . Teaching .University of Minnesota .Mrs. Leo Henderson .Secretary Hutchinson's Advertising Co. .Chief Statistician, Chain Stores . Interstate Mining Co. .Camp Leader, Federal CCC .Duluth Teachers College .Aircraft Engine lBoeingl .St. Paul School of Law .Mrs. Don Skottegard .At home .U. S. Army Aviator Deceased .Itasca County Junior Visitor, Poor and Hospital Commission .Itasca County File Clerk, Poor and Hospital Commission .Graduate of University of Minnesota . Mrs. Gingery . Herald-Review . Assistant Extension Dairyman .Rural Teaching District No. 1, Thorofare .Oliver Mining Co. .Mrs. Robert Zimbinski .Junior Aeronautical Engineer .Office Work, Commander Larrabee .Forestry Department .Order Clerk, Poor and Hospital Commission .Mrs. Stanley McMahon .School nurse .Minnesota Power 81 Light .Dentist .Teaching .At home .Bank clerk .Mrs. Ronald Mangseth . NYA teaching Railroad Clerk in office Oliver Mining Co. Nursing, Michell Reese Hospital Mrs. Robert Eddy Cashier in grocery store Manager shoe department .Office work, Dr. Powers, Medical Arts Bldg.. Duluth Forestry office stenographer University of Minnesota Bookkeeper and stenographer- Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad At home Medical records librarian At home ' Colorado State College' Mrs. Henry Myers University of Chicago Johnson's Laundry Sales Manager Singer Sewing Machine Co. University of Minnesota University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Investor's Syndicate Range Paper Co. Attending St. Thomas Colorado State Teachers Nursing, Marcy Hospital Dental nurse Mrs. Peter Billeadeau College I-11 Adrian, Margaret . . Coleraine ..... Mrs. Stanley Fremont I-10 AL U M N I Barnes, Helen . . . Bedi, Mary .... bentz, Byron . . . Billeadeau, Peter . . Clem, Sarah Jane ..... Clifford, Doris . . . Colarich, George . . Comstock, Nellie . . Crowder, Logan . . Cundy, Leoline . . Dimatteo, Albert . . Dolezel, Albert . . Edner, Ethel . . . Ericson, Edna . . . Ferber, Dorothy . . Ford, Reno .... Fremont, George . Fremont, Stanley . . Georgiff, Peter . . . Guin, Zona ..... Hachey, Lyle .... Hecomovich, John R Hughes, Mary . . Johnson, Grace . . Kampa, Irene . . Kingston, John . . Lager. Charles . . . Latvala, Rosalie . . Lanz, Leon .... Lerohl, Iver . . . Lexow, Wilton . . . Lothrop, Charles . . MacNeil, Harland ..... Marchildon, Roland .... Menozzi, John . . . Murphy. Joseph . . Nelson. Blanche . . O'Clock, George . . Olson. Franz . . . Pe'erson, Lilah . , Plummer, Charles -. Roadfeldt, Edgar . . Rluuhela, Helen . . Spang, Larry . . . Strande, Elinor . . . Trboyevich, Dorothy Trebnick, Wm. . . . Somers. Bernard . . Vesovich, Ethel . . Webster, John . . West, Maxine . . White, Elmina . . William-1, Carter . . Wirtanen, Famie . . Zagar. Marco . . . Affleck, Marybelle . Appelget, John . . . Arnold, Georgia . . Barclay, Frances . ,. Barnes, Grace . . . Bennett, Francis . . Brown, Margaret . . Cederstrom, John . Chapple, Evans . . Dickens, Earl . . . Endahl, Frances . . Fattu, Emil ..... Foote, Harold . . . Grussendorf, LeRoy Hankerson, Marshall Hecomovich, Joe . . Hilke. Flora .... Hitchcock, Eldrey . Holmes, Dean ....... 1934 Aurora ...... lv illow River. Minn .... Mpls ......... Grand Rapids . . . Bovey ..... Mpls ..... Coleraine . . . Grand Rapids . . Grand Rapids . . Coleraine . . . Calumet . . . Taconite ..... Chicago ...... Cape Girardeau, Mo .... Los Angeles, Cal. . Ball Club, Minn. . Coleraine .... . Coleraine .... Bovey ..... Grand Rapids . . Marble .... Denver, Col. . Marble . . . Hibbing . . Calumet . . Bovey .... Coleraine . . . Montana ..... Grand Rapids . . . Bovey ....... Santa Monico, Calif Coleraine ..... Coleraine ..... Calumet . . Coleraine . . Coleraine . . Chicago .... Grand Rapids . . Quamba , . . . Pittsburg, Cal .... St. Paul ...... Hancock, Michigan Duluth ...... Seattle, Wash ...... . Pine Island, Minn. Bovey ....... Calumet ..... Grand Rapids . . Coleraine . . . California . . Biwabik . . . Mpls. .... . Grand Rapids . . Nashwauk . . 1935 Taconite . . . . Coleraine . . Benson . . . Cohasset . . . . Hayden, Col .... Lawrence Lake . . Mpls. ...... . Marble ...... Evansville, Ind. . . Marble ..... Mpls. ..... . Coleraine ..... Tomahawk, Wis. . . . . Bovey ....... Grasston, Minn. . . Mpls. ..... . St. Cloud . . . Coleraine . . Mpls. . . . Teaching grades Mrs. Don oren Dentist Truck driver lCostellol At home Accounting clerk, University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Bookkeeper, Itasca County Hospital Postoffice Teacher at Pengilly Dimat.eo Store Unix crsity of Michigan Housekeeping Mrs. ,Robert Snow Working At home Clerk, Petrrson's Hardware Oliver Mining Co. Cleveland-Cliffs King Lumber Co. Drives school bus Teaching physical cducation and social science Housewife Mrs. John Lynch Mrs. Albert Dimatteo At home Cleveland Cliffs lNashwaukl Latz Economy Store University Graduate School Douglas Aircraft Corp. ' Office of Oliver Mining Co. At home. Salesman, Williams game-1 Manager Bliss Hotel lssisant Librarian University of Minnesota Housewife International Harvester At home Lake Julia Sanitarium fworkingi Assistant paymaster, Cook, Fort Snelling Commercial teacher lmarriedl Lawyer Mrs. Ernie Johnson Music teaching Columbia Steel Suomi College Greeley, Colorado State College In'erstate Mining Co. Mrs. Joseph Kampa I. J. C. Housewife Teaching Dance orchestra Mrs. Harmond Grabert Mining Co. Teaching: Mining ompany Teaching, Benson Teaching Teaching, Physical Education At home Mrs. Edward Cramer W. P. A. teaching Lawyer Mining Co. City Public Health Nurse University of Minnesota Teaching Teaching Teaching University of Minnesota Housewife Secretary to Dutter Dance Orchestra Freshman Class Mr- 'QF MARJORIE 1 - PENNY MYRTLE RUTH LARAMIE I L LARSON LIND LINDGREN LOYDE LUKE FSE? 'Y mg-aqui N Y --17 QE wwf, 15, HAROLD MONSON BETTE CLARE OLSON GEORGE PREDOVICH GLADYS SHERMAN f ' ., Vu, ' W 'l -W M- X 3' 1 35 J OYCELYN VERMILYEA DOROTHY WILLIAMSON DOROTHY MCDOWELL EDITH NELSON PERRY PEDERSON J EANNE SEEGE JOHN STROM 5 F I Q ' -' .HF-. ,sm .1 7 ,R , F 'C' 1 '. -w:-'f wr! in ALMETTA MACKIE LEE MOOERS FRANK MILLER LUCILLE NELSON DOLORES MADSON INEZ MYERS ELIZABETH MAVES H MARVIN VL I A AMEUA MITCHELL 5 'I MONICO NANCY NELSON I U MARGARET MY ERS . As E N Qi' Y gpg, 1. ROBERT X . Q ' MAX MICHAEL O'MALLEY 0'MEL1A ORLOVICH I 1 i MILDRED ROBBINS HARVEY SHOOK ROBERT WARNER MARIAN WILLMAN HELEN PERRY ELIZABETH SHANNON EINAR SUOMI ELSIE ROCCHIO J EANNE SKORICH JAMES WESTON AVIS LAWRENCE PETERSON MAXINE SHELDON IRENE TINQUIST FLORINE ROST MARGARET SLOAN CLAIR WILCOX BERNARD BERNADINE NORTON JALENE POWERS DOROTHY SHEPAN I F ,. 1, ' j ,1Ed'iI:,w, 1Y5 , I g A NI ,aw www 'I I 9 , Iu W' W'w'E5:i'Eg,fi,M51: u V ' 'HQ' W:F'!3'1,u WILLIAM TOBEN WINCH YAEGER I-9 Freshman Class BETTIE MAE ALDRICH RALPH BERGSTROM MILDRED BECKER RAYMOND CHEEZIG JAMES GLADYS ANDERSON BARBARA BENTZ HERSCHEL BACKMAN RoBER'r I ,, Y RUBY BOEHNLEIN RICHARD CHILTON CAMPBELL J! H Ai! gal Wifi , M- -..- 4' J BURRELL BENTZ A N , V ' A I W ,T RUTH A ' BACKSTROM is Vw! ,HHH ' I 1' ,j'lt Qif ,xx 'VW KENNETH BERENDTS DOROTHY CHOPP RUTH CARLSON GRACE CHRISTENSEN VIOLET CONNOLLY CLARISSA DEMARAIS ENID DE NUCCI DEMARAIS DeNUCCI ,E-,E LILLIAN ERICKSON ARDEL FLYNN N' X-A 5 N , wavy W 6, LOIS HERRICK CHARLES DEUTSCH G ERALDINE FARICY PATRICIA GALIPEAU ELLSWORTH HOLYCROSS MILDRED JUKICH , ' 'X ibn ' I 92 , , ,, M- 1, , ,, MMT5, , M , M I LDR ED ERICKSON QA? Y '1- WL r 1 GAIL FORD ROBERT HOFER MARGARET DOYVD EUGENE FELOSI PETER GROZDANICH MELFRED HYLAND MARY JANE KELM aff' W s V -'JM ,N 5' J 'wi WM? ELAINE ERNST JUNE GAALAAS URBAN HOLT ROBERT DOWD DOUGLAS FINNEY 3, .pu FAYE HANCOCK ART JOHNSON ALICE KNUTSON NORMAN ELLEFSON ALDEN . N 1' FALK it QW ELIZABETH FIOLA ELONE GALIPEAU WWW , HAROLD HANSON u V 33855115 if M M M I' ROBERT JOHNSON ELAYNE KUTCHER 40 Whalen, Paul, Polly Wilkens, Kenneth, Kenny l'0I0l'1lilw Ctglnil Rapids A Capella Choir, Bachelors. Band. Barhelors Golf: Phi R110 Pl, SSW' Sq'0L1l111gg,Xrqherlgxglminer Tre-as. Siwial Science Club. Pres., GTI-IER GRQDUHTES Baldwin, Janet Marble Baril, Peter rm-onlie Tennis. Larson, Donald, Don migraine Bachelors O'Clock, Robert, Bob Coleraine Football Beaudet, Richard, Dick Coleraine Bachelors Bitely, Eunice Calumet Kappas. 4-H Junior Leader Conta, Arthur, Art Culei-nine Bachelors. Robbins, Cecilia Coleraini: A Capella Choir, Kappas Webster, John Coleraine Debate: Rho Nu Rho. if Sophomore Class, Vice-Pres l UNE 1940 HCDNCDR RCDLL Willard Allin Catherine Hopfinger Faerie Oliver Donald Harrington Matt Kariala Lucille Maves William Tiedeman George Prazich Elizabeth Skurich Lee Gaalaas Dorothy Falancer Roberta Shirky Roland Sawdey Victor Gritzmacher The above students have maintained an aver- age ot B or above in their two years at Itasca. Skurich, Elizabeth Mill'l'1lP 4419 Sowdey, Russell, Russ Hiii ciiy A Capella Choir: Annual Staff: Bache- lors: Madrigal, Ilascan Staff: Quar- lel: Social Club. Itasca Digest. 5eellfl9idERVel? '1 MA, HEVCYH Shirky, Roberto, Bobby 'fan av' F :xi-iiiigmii, virginia A C3P9lli-l Chulfl KaPPfiSi Rho NU Rho Cahir A Capella Choirg Librarian: Ilascan Players: llascan Staff, Kappas, Pep ' ' Club. Rho Nu Rho: W A A.. Treas., College Play Tiedemon, William, Bill Gi-ann Rapids Bachelors, Rho Nu llho, Social Science Club, Secy-Treas., Track. I-6 . . , , . ii ii Stone, Dwight Strom, lrvin, 'Windy Sweet, Lois Nl., Lo Lake Bronson Grand Rapiixs Deiroil, lyhvhisiin Rho Nu Rho. Pres: Bachelors3 lzascan Annual Staff: Itascan Staff. A Capella Lhoirg Annual Staff, ltascan Players Players: Kappas: Rho Nu Rho: SCDPHCDMCDRES Sovi I , Zoro Ualiillivl Kappas. c ff' Ulrich, Ruth Mary, Ruthie Coleraine llascan Staff. Kappas, W A A Perry, Bertha, Bert firainrl Rapids A Capella Choir: ltascan Staff: Kappas Pep Club. Orchestra. Sandberg, Albert, Al NGISINYSUK Bachelors: Basketball: Tennis: Track. Football. Captain. Oliver, Fairie R. Hnvey A Capella Choir: Kappas, Social Science Club: Orchestra, Olson, Ceyl Oukrop, Nellie Rose, Rosie Grand Rapids Hill City Kappas, W, A. Ag A papella Choir A Capella Choir: Annual Staff: Kappas. Preice, Grayce, Graycie Roadfeldt, Clarence Salmonson, Albert T. Chucky Calulne' sum: Bovey ' KHPPBSI PEP Clllb- We A A- Rho Nu Rho. Rho Nu Rho. Track: Safety Club, Prazuch, George D., Praz Calumet Bachelors, Pres., Football: Basketball: Ilascan Staff: Social Science Club: Student Council, Vice-Pres.: ltasca Digest: Heller Award? Scholarship, Bachelor Sawdey, Roland S., Rollie Hill cny A Capella Choir, Vice-Pres.: Bachelors Secy-Treas.: Itascan Staff: Madrigal Pep Club: Quartet: Tennis. I-5 Johnson, June, Junie Calumet Kappas: Pep Club, W A. A Larson, Leone, Oney f'ti'0llJlll0 .X Cape la Chun. Annual Stuff, ltalstuut Kells, Thomas, TOr'r1m Staff: W. A A: Kappas. Vlce-Pres. Pres: Pvp Cluh, Student Crwunml llonwmntinpz Que-van Y Grand Rapids K Johngmogt, William, Billy Joy Korjalq, Matt I ny Hovev A Capell' Choir: Bachelors: Band, Rh Nl 'Rh gS'f 'CI b. Basketbllall N qe-RYXA5 Capo, D A U 0 d et, U ' RQ- 235-Q? Q5 . C Lundgren, Elmer Moves, Lucille, Lucy Murray, Helen Jeon, Mur t'.t.Q -n nm -y 1:1-uma Ranma, V 1 I ' H! K. A Capglla Choir, Pres, Annual Staff. ltascan Playersi happasg Social bclenre . Kappas. W, A. A., Maclrlgal. Pop Cluh Club. Sm-ml S4-ience Club. Vice-Pres Itasca Plavew Mazzifelli, Angline, Ang A V Nodeou, Gerald, Gerry Hotel Bovey A Capella Choir: Bachelors: llascun Players: Mutlrigalg Sophomore Class, Pres: Student Council I-4 Gntzmacher, Victor J. ui-mil Rapids A Capella Choir: Social Science Club: Theology Club, Pres, . . , H Hopflnger, Catherine, ' Tonny Port Clinmn, Ohlo ltascan Players: Phi Rho Pi, Nat'l. Of- ficer: Kappas: Pep Club: Rho Nu Rho. Sec,-Treas.. Pres.: College Play: Freshman Class. Vice-Pres.: Student Council, Pres: Social Science Club: Safety Club 40 vw Gooloos, Lee P. Grand Ragdl A Capella C oir: Annual Staff: Bache- lors: Madrigal: Social Science Club, Theology Club, Galley. D0f10ld. D0fi Groves, william, Ban Pengilly A Capella Choir: Bachelors: Band Gi-and Rapids Bachelors Gustafson, Norman Pengilly Harrington, Donald, Prof Holm, Eunice, Suzy Holm, John, Jock Calumet Grand Rapid: Grand Rapids ltascan Staff, Editor: Pep Club, Vice- ltascan Players: Sophomore Class, Sec, Track, Pres.: Phi Rho Pi: College Play: Treas: Student Council: Kappas, Student Council: Social Science Club: Sec.: Phi Rho Pi, Pres.: W. A. A.: Itasca Digest, Editor: Freshman College Play. . Class, Pres.: Safety Club. SCDPI-ICDMQBES Hyland, Edith null-y A Capella Choir: ltascan Staff' Kappas W. A, A I--il Bush, Dorothy J. Calumet , Ilascan Stall: Kappas: Vi. A A Faloncer, Dorothy, Red Grand Rapids A Capella Choirg Annual Staff: Kappas: Ilascan Players, Pres.. Pep Club: W. A. A. Cheerleaderg Queen Attend- ant, 4419 Allin, Willard Hin City Valedictorianp Theology Clubg Quartetg Madrigal Singers: A Capella Choirg Basketball. Anderson, Alice, Ai Borclloiga Durant Bud ,.,, , ar Q KalgliagfiPH:gi,1gsiub, W, A. A. Basheloisg Ilascan Staff, Editor: Itasca ig:-s . JG Chopo, Jean Adair llmcy Kappas Folardeau, Leo Okin- Band ltasvan Staff, llho Nu Rho Social Science Club, Theology Club I--2 Christensen, Morley, Chris Davies, Howard Enstrom, Lois, Lois Dee Hill Cu Grand Rapids H 4 A Capella-1yChuir1 Madrlgalg Quartet, llaspa Players, Sec'y-Treas: Phi Rho Anniiiafy Staff: ltascan Playersg Pep P13 5001211 SCIENCE Club: Theology Club: Kappas, 'l'reas.g Phi Rho Pig Club: College Play. W. A. A.: College Play. SQPHQMQRES ' CLQSSES gpg'g,. W?-' 'w5wm4m,..14vUr A if FW ' , lv 34 E' E MQ W YQ H W 5 T . . .1 W ,,,',M5' Q! gg' my 4- W . Vn , M 'Am ww ff 9 Q, 'H QW ff 4 af ,Mp if n WH N, ,e , w if , M-f an P M-Q' W .iw gy M 'if . 5 W 5 Q an Q- 4'Look Out Below! GO West Young Man, Go West 1 M E Reading and Writing .5 f 'I' -' - R'th nic 1, 3 and 1 ma ' V345 ' 'Q' D . Hit i . at rd FP ' wr Have One? Ouch 77716 L 1,08 as 15,7 e , . .sf 64,0 Three Little Words 9,0 I Cla arence Oh Those Dames Aga1n Old Paul Bunyan His-self Why Morris! B-41 F, D. A.-Future Dishwashers of America Look What Frefl's Got m Oh My, Another' Day B-40 , Cumpm' Willis- Ffh-mlship Whz1t's So Funny Lazy bones Pride: and Prejudice ,rl K. WL in UT VVhut Next 1 4.Luevv Knoppses Sambo ..Mugs,, Heaven Can Wait ii 3 Marble Kids HAI-e W H ' 9 'H ..But, Lislen HPPY D' 'Calamity Jane Herself' Just Kids , A.AN' - Sextette 1-M. gy' Listen-the Wind Hi ISaaC! MaJ0rette B- Library is . e 'wi S? -1. . 11 H' 57' an i W li Noon Siesta Danny What A Life! 44 11 ? June n 'E Swede Johnson I 'T , i 1, 1 J v 'k 1:3127 Qi 1 Y if my E r ififf ljm 1 if Ji 93 ' 'i Q W il' V- W i- -Hg, JW E ff ,imma Phe Grapes of Wrath O Solo Mio Come Up and See Us Sometime Romeo Ellian Just A Big Happy Family Well, Well , -as . S 3, ,w. Two Men and A Maid Hwalel-boy Oh Look! Ther-e'5 Kgrzen Aln't We Cute? B-38 1 N B-87 B-36 - H- Refi Only girl ski 'ruler in S - . i iournament. emor ski M Vieflw , ,wr , O Y if veon- I. W C9 'd'I9 0,1- Back row: M. Jukich. D. Blair. P, W L. Eikrem, li. Lal-'reniei'e. Second row: M. Fremont, M. Flailey, P. Sul 1Presid ' entl B. Johnson, I.. Olson. D. Momenson. First row: son, M. Miller. ilson, D. Herr, livan, J. Hoshal, li. Simons, Miss Falk, S. John' l Qxlxxw 50 all' vw' ' P. Sullivan and Miss Falk. fifty ya I l-ward clash ai the state swim hum rec Q 3 U ming meet helfl in Virginia. Peggy Sullivan. Greenway's one-girl H N swimming team placed secpnd in the Sflkkil Cha ' '- rd dash and fifth in the one Ulivanii, glherl - . . ai Reffn' 0 , N . HY nson 'lg-ook: CGC-QD: Beikkua am, H ww' - Relay Team U - Carlson .CBP Greenway .. .. 28 Greenway ...... . 53 Virginia .. .. 38 Duluth Central .. 13 Greenway .. .. 27 Greenway .. .. 15 Hibbing .. 29 Virginia .. .. 51 Greenway .. .. 24 H H 34 Chisholm .. 42 luu. 32 Greenway . . . . 36 Ely ...... . . 36 Co-Captains, Heikklla and Carlson and Coach Talus Back row: Coach O. Talus, A. Pelletier, S. Wick, A. Heikkila, H. Carlson, R. Ness, R. Heikklla, N. Schmidt. Second row: D. Nelson, W. Bay, C. Fllnk, H. Lager, R. Helmer, A. Estelle, W. Sackett, R. Melved, G. Riley. B- 35 Skiing ach 'Yailg ierd . R. Cmne' C0 3 Shohmd' Back rgrg L. Wedx, . . brxck 6wg ZSQQQRSHZSSL Coach H. Tangj erd Track and Field Sports ' Affoham ll Di 811886911 Back row: VV. LaDue, B. Kocian. H, Mjollsnessj W. Sacket, E. Bitely, N. Schmidt, D. Gareri, J. Miller. First row: 'M. Radosovich, R. Martin, R. Helmer. T. Gillman, A. Mattfield, A. Heikkila, W. Garlough. R. Elton, R. Heikkila. -34 L1.,,d1e an carer I P PREDOVICH A Forward Q9 n er XQETB ,gli CIAN XL R331 B-82 Back row: P. Predovich, J. Karakash, L. Herdman, P. Hitchcock, B. Kocian, Manager J. Mill . elgront row: Ass't Coach M. Ridgeway, K. Miller Cap't. S. Dubovich, S. Stoisolovich, W. 0'Melia, R. Sullivan, Coach King. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Greenway Deer River Greenway Chisholm , Greenway Crosby . . Greenway Buhl ,,,, , Greenway Nashwauk Greenway Grand Rapids Greenway Hill City .... Greenway Chisholm , Greenway Keewatin .... Greenway Eveleth . . . Greenway Denfield . Greenway Grand Rapids Greenway Hibbing . Greenway Hill City . . Greenway Buhl .... Greenway Nashwauk Greenway Crosby ....... Greenway Deer River Greenway Biwabik ..... Greenway Hibbing .. Greenway Bigfork ...... Greenway Bemidji . .. BASKETBALL Greenways basketball team came through the '39-'40 season surprisingly well. In 25 contests they were victors 15 times. A tough schedule was lined up for them, with games with many out district teams. They played inconsistent basketball at times, holding victories over Grand Rap- ids and Buhl, yet being defeated by some smaller schools. In the district 28 tournament Greenway defeated Hill City 57-26 the first night, while in the semifinals defeated Grand Rapids 34-27, only to lose to Chisholm in the finals 35-48. Prospects for the '40-'41 basketball season are very good, with Peter Predovich, Paul Hitch- cock, Bill O'Melia, Bernard Kocian, and Joe Karakash returning lettermen. The B team, made a record to be proud of playing 15 games, only losing 3 games. This indicates that there are competent reserves coming up. GTB H CARLSON Center 950 81 0 52392 Quagiob 0205 Ka Obi C 9,0414 Greenwa Nashwau CAPT. K. MILLER 1 12725 ov 5 Quarterback UCP 590 R MARCELLA VK Center ARSVY 44 CAPT D GARE Left Halfback B-31 B-30 wi vpn Umm Eck- Betzler, D. hite, J. Cigonovich, R. Helmer, S. Stoisolovich, W. hcock, R. 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Z3 QC5 ZS -C-'aa .: +54-P O3 EB ER H3 ':: E022 'F1 NE .: QE fum S3 GJ 4: E' G5 E cs D0 un E Q E 3 Z? Q2 3 U .E 53 .E S Cl CJ GJ E -Cl 4-1 red SCO ay EBDW that Gr an U CU u-. Q3 .C Q-v U2 U? if W X XE gnu SEXT ET H. . h xundv Moe. right: E ITJZQYXF3 Jggg? PXRDQ Left 'O V H00 ' Arola- ginv V GLEE CLUB Back row. left to right: V. Carlson, B. Weldenfeller, D. Chrlstianson, D. Loscheider, C. Carlson. Second row, left to ri ht: V. Hooper, D. Cl n , M. D 1 , M. Mergele, V. Arola, B. ghristenson, J. Sholung. e Dye Front row left to l . rght: M. Connor, J. Ber , H. A d , K. Moe, Directory D Hanson, E. Harris, M. Cogtswortl? el-son I-28 .lim A.. ORCHESTRA almer, V. Hooper, D. Cederstrom, A. Johnsen, M. Carlman, D. Martin, N. Ellefson B Fleischer, E. Stowe B. Perry, I. Oliver, H. Anderson B Johnson S Pet , . , . erson, G. Smith, P. Smlthg Bass Violin: F. Ollverg .Cellos: J. Archibald Clarlnets: J. Sholund, IE-I. Perryg Bass: G. Ivancieg Flute: E. Simonsg French Horn: P. Dutter: Director, K, Moe: Plano: B. Bentz Violins: C. P H IGH SCHOOL BAND A Q t. G. Ivana-ie, H. Lintlgren, T. Demarais. Hack row, left to right: J. Dahl, H. Pakkonen, T. Fogelberg, E, Tuomi. . . wee I lluntzala. C. Nurmi, Y. Carlson. M. Ruoho, L. W'edl, D. Hanson. Fourth row, le.t tcp right: G. Vklinch, B. Saari. VV. Tester, T. Inman, H. Knopp, li. Rantulti. N. Peterson. H. Lager. B, Tonkm. .l. Spvllacy. O. Vangcn, W. Scott. FI. Johnson, A. Dahlberg, E. Anderson. . . i Q . Y X , , . .i DV Third row. left to right: N. Prosch. D. Nordeen. R. Oja, S. Hzxtlen. P. Duttex, li. Olson. G. fylllh. VK. Hllke, A. Xllgllill, Ilnss. L. Ycung. li. Simons, G. Lee, VV, Holt. E. DeCenzo, Yee-ond row left to right' M Clark M Scorich. D, Hanson. J. Tester, D. Mattson, J. Palmer. M. Lewenstein, S. Ratloco- vic'h.LD. Jenkins, J, Sloan. B.'An,tonovioh, J. Sholund, K. Goulet, V. Lehti, D. Seaberg. R. Koski, - ' 1 Y ' . 1 Front rrw. left to righti A. L. Phillips, Director. P. Solle, S. Sterling, G, Larson. G, tlalipenu. XX. Gould, B. Bentz, O. Olson. R. Gould. A. Savkett. P. Sackett. M. Stephenoff, K. Carson. L. Olson. B-27 BUS PATROL Maintaining and policing conduct on board Greenway buses, is the single purpose of this organization, A branch of the safety council, the above boys, succeeded in keeping high the C1L1bS standard of order throughout the school term. Top row, left to right: Mr. J. C. Menozzi, B. Betzler, .. . tf' ll, B. Vi ' ' , J. Huffer. A vgaeitofdc row: Egllglizchke, A. Racine, L. Smat, Wm i t ,J. R d ll. Harnflllgrgnrowz ig alinopp, G. Dimich, D. Andrews, J B d W. H'lk W. Joh son rar 0, 1 9, , n , . e Bottcm row: D. Olin. C. King, L- Malifleld- W- Gul' seth. SAFETY COUNCIL The safety council, composed of representatives from each school in the district, again administered the safety education throughout the dis- trict. The guidance of Supt. H. W. Dutter and Mr. Menozzi, led the coun- cil through its seventeenth successful year. Its greatest achievement was the mass exhibit of the year's safety posters, displayed in all the schools. The officers included John Lerohl, Presidentg William Betzler, Vice- Presidentg Shirley Leroux, Secretary, Goldie Trboyevich, Ass't Secretary. I Back row, left to right: B. Tano, E. Rice, J. Miller. P. Dutter, H. Peterson, B. Carlson. G. Ness, M. Prerod. Second row: Mr. J. C. Menozzi, L. Clark, P, King, G. Larson, J, Docksteader, E. King. R. Lenvacog M. Stefancff, Mr. H. W. Dutter. B-28 Bottom row: F. Lassard, A. Cortez, J. Cortez, G. Trbo evich S. L y , eroux, Wm. Betzler, J. Lerohl, K. Carson. P. Solle. J. Young, D. Strand, G. Robbins. L. Re,-f ci-:EER LEADERS 'Q H. Resplendent in new green-and-white H Monte uniforms, Greenway's sextet of cheerleaders, led U' L- Hess by veterans Lisle Reff and Lucille Olson, and new ' - Rus members, Darrell Russ, Harold Morken, Lois Hess, and Carol Q L. O18 . . 017 Carlson, completed the athletic season, confident of their success in leading Greenway rooters to higher heights of team support. PEP CLUB The duty of providing the spark and pep for Grcenway's athletic contests, was carried by the Pep Club. Showing a decided improvement over last year, this large organiza- tion conducted the pep meetings and rallies, and produced a magnified Greenway school spirit . Its officers were: Marjorie Doyle, President, Goldie Trboyevich, Vice- Presidentg Lucille Olson, Secretary, Mr. Harry Sheff, again was adviser. PEP CLUB Top row, left to right: D. Russ, C. Nurmi. J. Hoshal. H. Morken. A. Sweet, L. Reff, D. Jenkins. C. Titus, .l. Lerohl, M Lewenstem J. J ' J. G ' 'l'. D ' . , ennings, racie, emarais Second row: S. Leroux, D. Myers, G. Mattfield, C. Steinhart. G. Saleture, L. Hess. L. Eikrem. A. Preice, D. Herr, D Losheider, B. Carlson, D. Christianson, C. Carlson, V. Carlson, D. Prica, J. Berg Third rcwz B, Ketchum, M. Stenger, A. Huffer, N. Smith, H. Anderson, B Battles, V. Zobenica, J, Kuzma, M. Markovlch D. Blair, J. Taylor, P. Mooers, A. Prerod, M Mclntosh, C. Dore. P. Carson. Fourth row: P. Joy, G. Trudeau. B. Chopp. M. Miller. B. Wild, G. Trboyevich. M. Doyle, P. Wilson, L. LaFreniere, G Loscheider, M. DlCenzo, S. Olson, M. Flatly, V. Farr, N. Carl nun, J. Galipeau. E. Simon. Bottom row: K. Chamberlain, M. Aimonetti, D. Hanson, B Estelle, I. Conta, C. Mazitelli, M. Mergele, M. Chopp, L. Columbo G. Pellinen, L. Townsend, M. Bluntach, C. Gareri, M. Fremcnt. O. Dippold. ' B-25 B-24 PLAY CAST .I Hushzxl. K. Johnson, VV. Betz- Ior, ll. Mullins, ll. Morken, M. Doyle, M. Amlorson. C. Carlson, S. Laroux, V. Mzixilelli, C. Gureri, .l. Berg. SENIOR CLASS PLAY In A House Like This , the Senior Class Play for 1940, was the story of an average American family with a son who had an inflamed attachment to the theatre. Shirley Leroux, as the sharp grandmother. and Clara Gareri, the energetic daughter. played the principal female parts extremely well, opposite them were Harold Morken and Kenneth Johnson as the leading actors. The entire cast Worked hard with Mr. Dudley as director, and turned in an excellent performance. GREENWAY'S 4-H CLUB Greenways 4-H club has been a successful organization in spite of the fact that it is a fairly recent group. The girls of past years have won many trips to state and national contests. The contests in the spring of this year will determine the winners of trips to the 1940 state fair. 4-HCLUB Top row, left to right: A. Reff, 'T Pellin V. H V ' ' ' ' . Davis. G. Olson, M. Erickson, Johnson, C. Eremariasooper' ' Wlnkleblack' Miss Lonten' Misa Second row: L. Franti, E. E t, M. C ' ' Estelle, C. Dore' M. Blumach, Ornlsippold. onnors, E. Demarals, D. Demarais, H. Smith, B. N' CT-Gaiajdnlrowz L. Johnson, S. Heikkila, V. Medved, D. Walls, J. Cote, A. Johnson, L. Johnson, ITASCAN STAFF The main duty of meeting the dead- line with interesting news, and over- seeing the work of his group of assistants, fell to Editor Julian Hoshal. Publishing a regular High School section in the Itas- can, served not only to keep Greenway students posted on the news of the school, but also, to give opportunity for individual training in journalistic work. The edition was advised by Mr. L. Pg Dudley and Mr. Donald Harrington. ITASCAN STAFF Back row: R. Mullins, L. Dudley iAdviserJ, J. Ketchum, J. Hoshal tEditorJ. Second row: M. Miller, D. Loscheider, P. Wil- son, M. Anderson, E. Battles, Front row: M. Chopp, J. Hoshal, B. Estelle. BLAST STAFF Accomplishing what had been abandoned seven years ago, that of publishing an annual, the above group of students con- stitute the 1939-1940 staff. Myrna Anderson and Julian Hoshal were the Co-Editors, Bernard Virginia was Business Manager, with Miss Harnrnerlun, Mr. Scofield, and Mr. Eichman, as faculty advisers. An appreciative Senior High School extends its congratulations to the Annual Staff for their success. BLAST STAFF Co-Editors: Julian Hoshal and Myrna Anderson. Business Manager: Bernard Virginia. Art Editor: Carol Carlson, Assistant, John Gracie. Alumni Editor: William Betzler, Assistant, Elizabeth Battles. Organizations Editor: Marjorie Doyle, Assistant, John Lerohl. Features Editor: Marylin Mclntosh, Assistant, Kathleen Chamberlain. Boys' Sports Editor: Dan Gareri, Assistant, Raymond Mullins. Calendar Editor: Dudley Jenkins, Assistant, Sam Evanoff. Administration Editor: Clara Gareri, Assistant, Carmella Mazitelll. Girls' Sports Editor: Bernite Johnson, Assistant, Marion Fremont. Music Editor: Goldie Trboyevich, Assistant, Alan Sweet. Assistant Sales Manager: John Ellian, Assistant Advertising Manager, Russell Casper. Business Adviser: Mr. Eichman. Literary Advisers: Miss Hammerlun, Mr. Scofield. Cartoons: Robert Elton. B-23 B-22 F T A The Vandyke Club or The Future Teach ers cf America is an organization seniors who are in er profession ' of those . ested in as a care comin the teaching ' er. The requisites for be- g a successful teacher are discussed. Miss Hammerlun, wht founded the organization last year, is its present adviser. The officers in' clude Marjorie Doyle, l'residezrt3 Carmella Mazzitelli Vice-President: and Myrna Anders son, Secretary. The organization is affiliated with the national F. T. A. N. F. L. Bac row: D. Jenkins, .l. Lerohl, M. Lewenstein, .I. Ketchum. Second row: D. Russ. M. Anderson, H. Morken. 1-'ront row: .l. Kearney, I.. Dudley fln- s l'llt'lor'sl. Hack row: ll. Heikkilzt. R. Sullivan. K. Miller. 1, Herdnran. .l. Ketchum. A. Sweet. Second row: M. Rurho, M. Doyle. M. Anderson. M. Sejnoha. M. Mclntosh. Third row: C. Gareri. .I Shol l. Clelnenson. Advis ' und. C. Maxitelli. er. lu. llarnrnerlun. N F L This year's chapter of the National Forensic l.eagu composed of veterans. achieved great sr Ketchum won both the distr' original oratorv temp e. . . recess. .I- .. ict and ' ' -, and .lohn oraneous' ' ' ti' ' anre regional ' Lerohl speakrn we readi titles i won thi get-ntest L ng. and I school' S .. n c district ex- . . Tarol Dore in int Darrell Russ in s representatives ranked wel . erpreta oratory. were .' in the district t ' ' l. ln the state r ' Myrna Anders ' .l. P ' the ournanr poetry r on placed . lxearr ent, and 'eading tournanrent. fourth. Under' the guidance of icy and I.. P. Dudley. each member worked hard with the result that Greenway ranked second rf all the schools in the state. All, but Carol Dire, graduat . leaving behind an enviable record for their' succ t follow. 6 QSNOI S 0 All Xelr'I'2lllS. the debaters enjoyed a HIUSI successful season. With .latnrs Ketchunr, .Iobn I.cr'ohl, Dudley Jenkins. and Morris Lewenstern, the tt-:un lirsl wtn the 'I'r'i-State 'l'otrrnarnent. at Cloquct, and next the District. No. 28 debate title. Their greatest achievement was winning the Slate N. F. l,. Debate Championship. This entitled James Ketchum. .Iohn Lerohl. and their ctiach, Mr. L. P. Dudley, to 'o to the national tournament in Indiana. Surely, the debate sqtrafi should be congratulated on their outstanding success. D ll Jenkins, M. Lewenstein. L. Dttrle 'PL -I l.erohI, .l. Ketchum. EBATERS 1 COMMERCIAL CLUB Back row: Mr. Eichman. G. Trb0y9l'iCh. J. Taylor, J. Kuzma. M. Pavlica. E Stacklle. . Second row: C. Mazitelli V. Hooper, G. Saleture, M. Doyle, M. Sejnoha. Third row: E. Huuke, V. Farr, Miss Harvey, V. Stephenson. Front row: C. Gareri, I. Conta. M. Fre- mcnt. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial club is a new organization, founded this year by Miss Harvey and Mr. Eich- man. Its purpose is to give the girls a broader knowledge of the business world and to coach them in applying for jobs. Irma Conta is the President, with Carmella Mazzitelli as Vice-President, and Clara Gareri as Secretary. HONOR LOCIETY p row, left to : E. Burkman, R. .ns, J. Ketchum, Lewenstein, W. er, J. Wivell, J. hl, R. Martin, S. covich, D. Gareri. :ond row: D. Pria J. Clune, P. Moo- M. Anderson, B. lenfeller, M. Doyle, rboyevich, A. Pre- W. Harrington, E. itteo. ttom row: D. De- is, G. Dolezel, M. rh, D. Lange, D. lall, B. Clement, less, H. Erickson, rickson, S. Hakon- J. Berg, M. M- nh. c HONOR SOCIETY Although Greenway has been a member of the National Honor Society for many years, this was its first year as an ac- tive organization. Composed of honor students selected from the entire high school by the faculty, its purpose is to promote scholarship, and to perform any needed services for the school. The officers are: James VVivell, President, Eugene Burkman, Vice-President, and Patricia Mooers, Secretary. With Principal R. J. Scofield, as adviser, this baby organization looks for- ward to promising vears. B-21 Hi-Y Thirty-five boys composed the largest Hi-Y club in Greenway history, with a purpose to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school Hi-Y Back row, left to- right: M. Dotllch. P. Hitchcock, D. White. D. Jenkins, C. Nurmi, B. O'Mella, J, Wlvell, L. Herd- man. Second row: H. Lindgren, A Pelletier, R. Harris, C. Titus, . Miller, H. Sel- mser, H. Deutsch, C. Johnson, J. Robinson. Third row: A. Sweet. J. Sholund, J. Morken, L. Reff, J. Lerohl. M. Lafond Wm. Harrlngtcn, D. Garerl, J. Hoshal. Fourth row: S. Evanoff, D. Russ, R. White, G. Berger, Wm. Betzler, E. Burkman, F. Gross. Bottom row: Mr. R. J. Scofield. Mr. A. H. Jchannaber, T. Demarals. J. Gracie, R. Heikkila. R. Sullivan, K. Miller, Mr. H. E. Cloutler and community high standards of Christian character Pledged to main- tain their platform of Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, clean living , the boys listened to the foremost civic leaders discuss vocational guidance, personality, nature, and other timely problems. Coupled with the parties, the fellowship, and wholesome recreation was program of service. Leading the group were John Lerohl, Presi- dentg John Miller, Vice-President, Darrell Russ, Secretary, and as ad- visers, R. J. Scofield, H. E. Cloutier and A. H. Johannaber. GIRLS' LEAGUE Nearly eighty girls, with their hard working adviser, Miss Anderson, industriously made preparations for the Arrowhead Girls League Conference. For on April 27, six hundred girls from fifty schools invaded Greenway High School. President of this host club was Jane Sholundg Vice-President, Grace Dolezelg Secre- B-20 tary, Goldie Trboyevichg Treasurer, Betty Battles. GIRLS' LEAGUE Top row left to right: J Hcshal, J. Berg, M. Juklch, G Trboyevich, B. Battles, D. Herr D. Christlanson, M. Mester, D Loscheider, M. Doyle, M. Carl man, B, Chopp. B. Carlson, B. Weldenfeller. Prerod, B. Estell, G. Dolezel. son. Jchnson, M. Mergele. Second row: N. Dwyer, C. Ver mil ea, C. Dore, J. Taylor, M Mclyntosh, M. LaFond. S. La Roux, L. Glllman, L. Hess, H Anderson, L. Johnson, C. Garerl Third row: C. Mazitelll, M. Dl Cenzo, J. Kuzma. L. LaFrenlere P. Wilson, D. Prlca. M. Chopx Fourth row: G. Larson, M Connor. M. Miller, L. Elkrem A. Preice, V. Zobenica, G. Los cheider, M. Karakash. H. Maki J. Deutsch, N. Hancock, V. Carl Bottom row: E. Harris, D Mortenson, P. Carson, P. Mooers J. Sholund, Miss Anderson, L Olson, M. Flately, D. Blair, S Song of the Arrowhead f K My muscles are of steel My veins of shining trackg .' ff lfETClT ' 'V , ff Aff ff! 171' , f ' 'V 1 ,Z 2 , James R. etchum 2 X My blood is sanguine ore, My strength has yet to lakkt I hew your homes from forest gladesg I smelt your trains from unworked ore: My axes crack, my hammers clangg l sweat and swear from bed to bedg I sing a lusty, youthful song- I sing the song of the Arrowhead. -:gif A Prayer for Seniors Orel Vangen O, God, what fruitless seeds we sow Amid earth's strife and care! Please help us choose the fruitful ones That grow up into Thy air. What foolish things we mortals be- Like travellers in a mist Who lose the road, and take the ditch And never more are missed. So, in these few and simple lines, And with this thought in mind- A fool can write these simple words, But only God can write the time- On the threshold of the world, We beseech Thee, show us Thy face, Let us have knowledge and wisdom, And give us strength to keep the pace. The Tick of the Clock Everything can be stopped But time on its march. No man has ever been so bold That can time hold-- Hark! Listen! Tick, tock. Tick, tock. Everything can be stopped Burt time can not be locked. We have just a day, starting at dawn, And then, time marches on- Hark! Listeng Tick, tock. Tick, tock. Hans Knopp Everything can be stopped, But the ticking of the clock. Ticking away, The hours of the day- Hark! Listen! Tick, tock. Tick, tock. Everything can be stopped But that which seems to mock Us with its steady beat of rhyme Telling us the time- Hark! Listen! Tick, tock. Tick, tock. B-19 :Ng .5 ,Z yi , FALL CALE DAR of Events '39-'40 Sept. 5 Opening assembly 10 c'clock. tTorture beckons.J Sept. 28 County Safety Meeting at Grand Rapids. Oct. 3 Girls' League today and every first Tuesday. Oct. 4 District Safety Meeting. Oct. 12-13 N. E. M. E. A. Duluth tvacation-gcodyli. Oct. 20 Girls' League sunlight dance tswing it kidsll. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dect Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Hi-Y meeting tonight and every other Thursday. Armistice Program and the Hi-Y jam session. College play Icebound . Hi-Y movie. Thanksgiving Program! who gave thanks'?l. Pep Club sunlight hop. Debate Tourney--Grand Rapids tplug your earsl. Hi-Y-Girls' League party in music room. Christmas Program tvacation begins. Yippeelj. School begins tding dong! What did Santa bring?J. Senior Class party twoo Woolj. Debate Tourney at Cloquet twe won! we won!l. Pep Club skating party. Junior Class party. Lincoln's birthday off tanother day of restl. Guess whose birthday. -28 District Debate Tourney at Nashwauk twe have conqueredl. March March March March March March April April May May May 1 l-1 14 16 22 27 29 Regional Debate Tourney ttoo had we lostll. ,l5, 16 District Basketball Tourncy-Hihbing- lost last game. Regional Speech Contest-fCloquet iKetchum winsli. -25 Easter Recess-welcome relief. N. F. L. Tourney--Minneapolis tfirst place! On to the nationafsli. Sophomore party. 16 Annual High School hand concert twhat a band!l. 27 Greenway Girls' League holds Arrowhead Con- IS 4 1 May 17 May 18 May ZZ May 23 May 25 May .50 June June June June 2 3 fb T ference thear ye hoysl. Senior Class play lfuturc Broadwayitesi. County track mcetfNashwauk. District track+Coleraine. Greenway exhibit roh! what wtgrks of art!l. Regional track meet. Senior Class day and picnic to oh! those hot dogsli. Activity banquet-fHigh School twe eat again!l. State track meetnlllinneapolis. Memorial. Day tmarching-Amy feet!l. Baccalaureate. High School Senior cap and gown picture tpity the camerall. High School Commencement twe're all throughll. Activity programM.Iunior Prommend of school tyiho-0-c-!l. in c5.es1s1vEE 5956 A gt' G t4 -1- -L K I B-18 N sg yQ,gsNL gf f EL X1 M A W g,' '... r... H. S. CTI ITIES H 'fi LTIFP J 5 A ffv 'I 1 U .n lf M' gs-qe. ' J B-1 B-16 HTO CHAMPS I 44 IN MEMORIHM 77 1 fr, .W IN MEMORIAM -...-So thou returneth. Yet, time cannot destroy our memory of her. She remains, ever, immortal in our minds, An incarnation of love and kindness and sincerity: A visual spirit of happiness - of the simple truths, ..1..For so she lived. Her soul is loosed. And bides in peace with the Eternal. God moves in a mysterious way-L. And keeps His own. -Julian Hoshal Lorraine Cote, who was born June 20, 1921, and died March 14, 1940, was one of the most outstanding graduates of Greenway High School. She was Salutatorian of the Class of 1939. All through high school, she won honors in speech work and took part in plays. ln the Senior Class play, The Adorable Spendthriftn, Lorraine took the part of the mother. She was a charter member of the National Forensic League, a member of the Girl's League, sang in the Glee Club, Was President of F. T. A. CFuture Teachers of Americal, and President of the 4-H Club. At commence- ment time she won the Legion Auxiliary Award for scholarship, character and service to the school. In the 4-H work she won several trips to the State Fair and because of winning firsts earned a trip to Chicago and another to Cleveland. On the latter occasion she won first honors in a chicken preparation contest. This year Lorraine was attending school at the Duluth State Teachers College. B-15 B--14 CALUMET NINTH GRADE tSta1'ting in the upper left hand cornerl M. McWilliams, A. Johnson. R, lvlcXV1lliams. S. Hongo, A. Duty. S. Foster. .I. Desjardin, L. Budrcw, M. Clgonovich, L. Glines, D. Weber, D. McCoy, R. Losheider, L. Weber, F. Ekar, M. White BOVEY NINTH GRADE Top Row, left to right: L. Randall, M. Prerocl. F. Nadeau, J. Gareri. 2nd Row: L. Vvagenstein, R. Chopp. L Wick, Y. Bivich, S, Mattfield, B. Green, M. Marcella Bottom Row: C. Van Tassel, R. Maves, Mr. R. C, Brower. M, Drobnick, M. Heckimovlch lm' B-12 GREEN AY NINTH GRADE ay, HW .Co Bartz, 1 eff, L. w: R. Saw, B. Fleisher, E. Paul, A. R Ro hird T sper, C. Flynn, H. Pakkonen, C. Fllnk, Ja L. tl gh Row, left to ri Back E. Ruoho, R. Gangl, M. Aho, L. Olson, M. Stephans, E. Deitman. V. Wlnkleblack. J. Cloutier, L. Melby, Stiles, R. Rantala, Martin, D, wd, W. Scott, L. D0 J. I Racine. A, Flynn. Johnson, D. wright, M. Mattfield. R. Vuckovlch, nv I 31150 rnst, B. Tcnkin, P. Dutter, A. H B.E Ecklund at, D. Connoly, D. Sim A. E. Micheal. l'l stiansc on, P, Cundy, L. Chri IJS P. Thom VVZ Ro BOLIOITI Fourth and urlbut, R. Gould, O. Black, V. Clune, I... Wedl, wson, M. H La Second Row: B. Carno. H. Smith, L. Blair, L. Rafinski, P. Sackett. tchcock, PI. Mehelich, G. C. Hi C. d E J GJ C C N ? cl ui 3 GJ L 'U C 4 Q 2 'as Z ui uf ni 6 O cn I-1 .C O '5 as s: r: N M :J 41 E s: 4' VValls. D, E. Connoly, Dippold. Chamlzerlzxin, V. Prosch. M N. I.. Specht. roeder, L. Young, G. Mullins, W. Gould. Eggebratten, M. Grozdanlch, R. Sch -1 5 - -.4 2 sl .2 L. x. N LJ E CDT.. DK Oey, E.H SOPHO ORE CLASS E. Mollergren. Carlson. ke, T. Gillman, M. Markfvitch. B. V. Hil Hakonen. N E. G, onovich, ay Lee, F, Ulrich, N. M ardo, G. EX' J.B IZ gh p rowg left to ri To non. D. Deal. il S . FI. J S. Meyer Peterson, R. Mollergren, H. ss, L. Garlcugh, R. Ne ocavich. W. ad R ovich ITI Norman, J. Heco upurdia, G. Ch vlch, M. C0 Kcrkes, M. Mar M McVeigh, Brown, mth, M. OH Williams. D, H wr B. Ketchum. lf. Nelson. G, Rc 4th Gwyer, Johnson, G. Gustason, W. Beasley, D. R. Helmer, W. Black. J. Sloan, H. CCOYTIO- nson, R. H Joh . Erickson. M. Santrach, S. M i. som, V. Leht HU .FLR in Gw E. R. Johnson. aa ... W eu E c. .fr E .fi .2 : o c o ..- s: 4: ki Sf o 31 Ld E 9 5 :ri .: 3 :E S5 .Z '5 UA 0.1 cv v-I .-l vich Tester, W. Bay, G. umbly, D. Mitchell, W. F0 Row: H. Nelson, R. T 2nd sf O m C vi ..- B al fs .2 E G5 C.. 4 m m O O .-4 4: o 'T ki .-1 VI 's C' .s .-l ta 5 9 41 :S cu L1 .2 C cv In ru .J L. off, H. Selmser, D. Coughlin, R. Powers, O. Nelson, VZID Gc ulet, C. E ich, K. Dim Marc-ella. Bartz, E F. . Laney, G hnson, Jo quist, W nd Su C. Sholund, ter, J. Pan schke, J. eet, R. Mi TW O, DiCenz0, B. Steager, Loscheide r, M. urakash. G. . K G. Larson, M Sth Row: Hurd. D. I, ch rbie, R. Berg, J. Sejnoha, V. Spe Bu n, J. S0 Erick G. Cyrus, R. ITIS. To aanpas, B. Christensen, A. son, EI. H 611 Rosenbauer, M. Clem Nynus, 1. e, M tsch, J. Gallipeau, W. LaDu QU Gi lman, G. Georiff, J. D 3rd Row: L. ki, V Matteson. M. Mergo, M. Paul, S. Ranger, B. Gallop, G. Pallk Harris E. onavich. 1 ', G, Hoff, J. Jennings, W. Solien, A. Hupila, D. An Sackett, H. Lager W. P. Carson, N Hancock, M. Carlman Dimich, B. Chc pp, 1 lyea, M. 6I'Y'l E A lich, C. V 5- D. Hurdmen, J. Rantala, jelajac, B e G H. Smith, J. Cigonovich, R. Whit B-1 Of! B-10 JUN OR CLASS I, righ MacDowell, C. Connolly, L. W onald, N. acD A. Pelletier, V M E. Burkman, Joy, G. Riley, A. Estelle, R. Harris, bo, P. Colom Row: B. Randall, L. 1St J. Hanson, A. Zardo, R. Hart. Stolstolovich, R. Chupurdia, M. Lafond, E. Bitely. C. Mehelich, G. Wivell, S. :J o C, o .dai .H GJ +-v CD O 'U -4 GJ EZ! +-v A CU E L5 sl 2 E L si aa ai ,cu C1 E U O EE cu 2 1 'Ea' C3 5 CTS Q3 8- G. atteo, A. Heikkila, S. Wick, D. Carlson, F. Rafinsk In L. Di w a 3 N 2 O Q 'U 5 :- E-1 divich, P. Pre ash, F. ortenson, L. N L Hess, D. M ersf n, nd Bei gstrom, H, A hart, A. Kleeb, R. SOD, s, D. Herr, D. Prica, A. Prerod, P. Wil SI' Row: J. Galipeau, D. Mey 2nd J. Miller, L. Carlman, R. Dwyer. Koppala, D. Key, cock, ian, W. O'Melia, P. Hitch OC ger, B. K 61' opp, G. B Ch Flatley, O. Grey, M. S D. Christianson. LaDoux, G. Z. Hershback, SOD, hn M. Jo Row: BOIIOYN ocovich, Ross, S Rad R. idt, L. Herdman, U1 ith, V. Sackett, N. Sch IT1 O'C10ck, C. S 2 U5 ..-4 E5 La as G .15 .9 M 5 P-4 E si o fn C -C o 'w U5 m. .E .E S-4 91 .EP cn 45 I P o cn U5 if .2 Lv o CJ CU N S- D. an, A. Dcckstader, H. Mave OV mmers, D. Njeg So R. White, H. E an Q 5 o C!! ,-T s.. L. O 3 si O 2 o .J uf S- Q3 O O 2 DQ C15 S-4 5 .S U53 QS BE 2. D42 if: T50 .QE gm CG. eo QE 62 Q3 5212 Ei- ,J mc. 'aa Se SE gn. .ici 5.55 .nfl SE CTS CJ. .us os . 55 35 Su no mn. cm.. Viz ...-sf .EE vm Z. Q01 gif 2: CTE UQ is-5 5-A ,ji ME N .2- E9 'HE EE is Bi- S-u EE mm ci REN DAHL He does his job well, when he gets a start. . STEVE DUBOVICH Bitsy In basketball he won his fame, Too bad his school work can't be the same. Hi-Y '38, '39. Basketball '38, '39, 40. Dramatic Club '38. Captain Basketball squad '40, .IOE HUFFER Bud Of all the things I like the best, I much prefer to sit and rest. WILLIAM ULRICH Bill Why should life all labor be? KENNETH TROUMBLY Rook EINO TUOMI Eno Quietness and confidence shall be A quiet and sober disposition. his strength. Band '38, '39, '40. Track '37, '38. Football '39. ROSE VALTMAN P6b6lS', OREL B. VANGEN Audy By her giggle she shall be known. Many jokes could this lad tell, Not only that, but he was a poet as well. Band '38, '39. '40. Dance Band '40. Pres. 4H Club '38, '39, '40. Growing Pains '38. Vice Pres. Sophomore Class '38. Basketball '38. BERNARD VIRGINIA Ben JOE VUCKOVICH Nothing is impossible if one makes So wise, and yet he had to wait up his mind to do it. With all of us to graduate. Gentlemen's Club '38. Football '38. Annual Staff '4O. Olcott Comet '38. ROBERT WHITE Bob Bob White! Bob White! GENEVIEVE WITHERILL Pat Quiet, dignified, but always ready Not the bird, a man of might. for fun. VIOLA ZOBENICA Vi She's tall, she's height We know the world will treat her right. Gir'l's League '38, '39, '40. Glee Club '38. N Pep Club '39. If 0 ' ' Af ,- l ll 0 l o ' ll -9' Q ? 4- I N . , Q N K 'V 114 B-9 l B-8 CLAUDE TITUS ELAINE STACKLIE Kitty Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, Nothing there is that bothers me. Glrl's Glee Club '38, '39, Commercial Club '40 Pep Club '38, VERA STEPHENSON Sn00ky My tongue within my lips I reign, For who talks much, must talk in vain, Commercial Club '40, ALAN SWEET Pete Hang sorrow-care will kill a cat, And therefore let's be merry. Band '38, '39, '40, Dance Band '40, Hl-Y '39, '40, Annual Staff '40, usallyn If you feel the floor See flffing hair aloft, Don't be alarmed my f , It's just loose-leg going hot. a-shakin, riend Football '38, Basketball '38, Hi-Y '40, Pep Club '40, Skating Club '40, JAMES RYSER Rye No, I'm not in school, just visiting. LEROY SCOTT Scotty Those who comb their hair 4 or 5 times a day, Someday will find they've brushed it all away. Boy Scouts '38, '39, 4H Club '39 '40, MIKE SERICH Eight Ball Full of fun and mischief too, Doing things he shouldn't do, NELLIE MAE SMITH BlondYn Fair haired, with eyes of lblue, ' We've all enjoyed her friendship, too, Pep Clfub '40, Annual '40, Commercial Club '40, MARCELLA STENGER Lalla Then she will talk-ye gods- How she will talk! Basketball '38, Girl Scouts '38. G.A.A. '38, Pep Club '38, Girl's League Home Ee, Club Vice President '38, ROBERT SULLIVAN Sully As an athlete he's A number one And an indulgent lad in laughter and fun. Football '38, '39, '40, Basketball '38, '39, '40, Track '38. '39, Hi-Y '39, '40, F,T,A. '40, SecTreas, of Junior Class '39, Vice Pres, of Senior Class '40, JUNE TAYLOR Ju1'1ey Laughter on her lips, a soul within her eyes, ,fl witty joyous laugh and sunny as the skies. Dramatic Club '38 Grcwing Pains '38, Girl Scouts '38. Girl's League '39, 40, ' Pep Club '40, Commercial Club 40. GOLDIE TRBOYEVICH Silver Talking, laughing, piano playing, Life of the party, so they're saying, Commercial Club '40, Annual Staff '40, Safety Council '40, Vice Pres, Pep Club '40, D B d 4 ' ance an 0. gi 1' L '39, Sec. GlrI's Leafzue '40, r S eague National Honor Society '40, Senior Class Play, Prompter, GLORIA SALETURE There is nothing so kindly as kindness And nothing so royal as truth. Pep Club '38. '39, '40, Commercial Club '40, Band '37, MARY JANE SEJNOHA Jane Gladly would she learn and gladly -would she teach. F,T,A. '40, 4H Club '39, '40, Commercial Club '40, Girl Scouts '39, JANE SHOLUND Chubb I think I will never hear Two words that bring me so much cheer, Winter, Summer, cold or heat, Just these, Let's eat! Girl's League President '40, Girl's Glee Club Llbrarlan '38, '39, '40, Sextette '38, '39, '40, ' F,T,A. '40, 4H Club '37, Girl Scouts '38, WILLIAM SMITH Snuffy Those who from their studies flee, Will live long and happily. MAE ANN MILLER Etta Mae A rare compound of frolic and fun. Pep Club '38, '39, '40. Girl's League '38, '39, '40. G,A,A. '38, '39, '40. RAYMOND MULLINS Moon A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. Football '38, '39. T k '38. rac Basketball '38, '39, '40. ltascan '40. Annual '40. Senior Class Play. National Honor Society '40. MARJORIE OLIN Maine Her 'voice was ever soft, gentle, and lowg An excellent thing in woman. CLAYTON PATNAUDE Goo goo Many would come to wisdom If they d-idn't think themselves al- ready there. Band '38, '39, '40. Football '38. Basketball '38. Track '38, HAROLD MORKEN Mork Harold's a friend to whomever he may meet, The kind of boy that can't be beat Hi-Y '39, '40. Pep Club '40. Cheerleader '40. Declamaticn '39. S f t C 'I '39 a e y ounci . Senior Class Play. REUBEN NYLUND Rubin0ff Don't do today what you can put off for tomorrow. Basketball '38. President Athletic Association '38. ISAAC PALKKI Ike They are often wisest Who say but little. MARY PAVLICA Muja' Of all occupations, I think dancing the least disagreeable. G.A.A. '38. Pep Club '38f Commercial Club '40, ARDYTHE PREICE Ardie High flights has she and wit at will And so her tongue is seldom still. Pep Club '38, '39, '40, Girl's League '38, '39, '40. DORIS RANGER If we hadn't seen her we never, I fear, Would have known that Doris was here. HOLLIS ROBINSON Robby Work? Where have I heard that word before? Hi-Y '40. MELBA RUOHO Mell She has no wish but to be glad, She hates naught but to be sad. Band '38, '39, '40. F.T.A. '4O. Girl Scouts '39. ADELOR RACINE Addie There is nothing in character so magnetic as cheerfulness. Boy Scouts '38. Pclice Patrol '38, '39, '-10. L1sLE REFF -fgudv The less there is learned The less there is to forget. Hi-Y '40. Pep Club '39, '40, Head Cheer Leader '40, ROBERT ROBINSON Slugger His greatest joys, hunting and fish- ing. President of Coleraine Boys Athletic Association '38, '39. DARRELL RUSS Putt Small in stature t . But mighty in spirit. Basketball '38. Dramatic Club '38 Gentlemen's Club '38. Hi4Y 38. '40. Boy Scouts '38, '39, '40. Cheerleader '40.' Olcott Comet '38. Debate '38, '40- Declamatlon '38, '40- Safety Council '38. V' P id nt of N.F.L. '39, '40. ice res e Annual Staff '40. B-7 EVELYN LA DOUX L0vey Her ways are ways of pleasantness And all her paths are peace. Pep Club '38, '39. BETTY LANGTON Betty Boop Be fllad and your friends are many Be sad and you lose them all. SHIRLEY LEROUX Fatty The very greatest of all joys? Why, dancing with the Senior boys. Orchestra '38. Dramatic Club '38, Growing Pains '38, Pep Clu '40, Girl Scouts '38, '39, '40, Secretary of Safety Council '40, Secretary of Sophomore Class '38, Girl's League '39, '40, Senior Class Play. DORIS LOSCHEIDER Smiley I have no parting sigh to give, So take my parting smile. Girl's League '38, '39, '40, Itascan '4 , Glee Club '38, '39, '40, Pep Club '38, '39, '40. ARTHUR MATTFIELD Sh0rty,' Art is so very tall That beside him we feel very small. Track '38, '39, '40, MARILYNN MCINTOSH Bumps BETTY MIDDLETON B-6 A maiden very diligent and charm- ing. Salutatorian. Declamation '38, '39, '40, Dramatic Club '38, Growing Pains '38, Feature Editor of Blast '40, F.T.A'. '39, '40, Pep Club '39, '40, Girl's League '39. '40, Girl Scouts '38, '39. Olcot C ' t C met 38. National Honor Society '40, Shcrty So shy, so serene, so quiet. Athletic Ass'n, Sec.-Treas. '38, Sophomore Class President '38, Glee Club '38. Pep Club '39. Dramatic Club '38, GRACE LINDGREN Lindy She's too agreeable to make an ROCK MARCELLA MELVINA LA FOND Mel For she was just the quiet kid Whose matters never vary Like streams that keep a summer mind Snow hid in January. Girl's League '40, Dramatic lub '38, Pep Club '40, Growing Pains '38, JOHN LEROHL Johnny Being a man of books and polished speech, High on the ladder of fame will he reach. Valedlctorian. Eagle Scout Declamatlon '38, '39. '40, Pep Club '40, President of Hi-Y Club '40, Orchestra '38, National Honor Society '40, President of Junior Class '39, President of Safety Ccuncll '39, '40, National Forensic Lezfue '38, '39, '40, Deb te '38 '39 '40 nnual Staff ' Monius ILEWENSTEIN -flzigfi' And we the Negative-- g Oh, gosh! Here we go again! Growing Pains '38. Declamatlon '38, '39, '40, Safety Council '38, G'entlemen's Club '3 Debate '39, '40, Pep Club '38, Band '38, '39. '40, Olcott Comet Staff '38, , Y National Forensic League 39, 40, National Hcnor Societv '40, HOWARD LINDGREN Lincoln If you are in need of a good stead- fast friend, Just try Howard. B asketball '38, Band '38, '39, '40, Football '38, Hi-Y '3 . 9 Dance Band '39, '40, G Rook A wise crack here, a little joke there Always help to make his days free from care. Football '38, '39, CARMELLA R. MAZITELLI Mazzie The only way to have a friend is to be one. Girl's League '39, '40, Commercial Club Vice President '40, FT.A Vice President ' ' . 38, 40. Pep Club '38, '39. '40, MARGARET MESTER MuggS Full of vigor, dash and go She's different from the rest you know. Girl's Chorus '38, '39, G,A.A, '38, Girl's League '40, KERMIT D. MILLER K9FU1 Tall, handsome, captain of the team, Idol of the girls, so it would seem. Football '38, '39, '40, Hi-Y '38, '39 '40, Track '38, '39. F.T.A. '40, Basketball '38, '39, '40. Football Captain '39. erman Band '38, '39. 8 l 1- LUELLA JOHNSON Teeny Chewing gum is her talent. Girl Scouts '38. Glee Club '38. Glrl's League '40. Growing Palns '38. Dramatic Club '38. Pep Club '38. JAMES R. KETCHUM KetChie All great men are dying, and I'm not feeling so good myself, Pep Club '39. Annual staff '40. Debate '38, '39, '40. Declamation '38, '39, '40. Track '39. Secretary of N.F.L. '38, '39, '40. Editor of Itascan '39. F.T.A.. '40. National Honor Society '40, MARGARET KNOPP' 'ShOI'tstuff Margaret isn't very tall, But good things come in parcels small. Growing Pains '38. Dramatic Club '38. Secretary of 4H Club '40, MARY KRISTANOFF' Kristy Mary, Mary, quite contrary l'Vhcrc do your boys come from? Dramatic Club '38. Pep Club '38. 4I-I Club '38. Vice Hresldent of the Sophomore Class '38. JUNE HOSHAL Sno0ks A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial, winning way she had. Vice President of 41-I Club '38, '39, Pep Club '38, '39, '40. Girl's League '40. G.A.A. '38. '39, '40. ltascan Staff '40. EUNICE M. HUUKE t'Cookies In altitude docile, in 'temper sweet Such should accomplishi any feat. BERNICE L. JOHNSON Beans She did with cheerful will What others talked of when their hands were still. Glee Club '38. G.A.A. '38, '39, Swimming Team '39. Orchestra '38, '39, '40, Annual staff '40. CLARENCE JOHNSON 'Chuck He makes friends and keeps them. Football '38, '39. Bcy Scouts Patrol leader '38, '39, '40, Young Men's Fellowship '38. ATHALIA HUFFER Tillie Athalia loves to read-her school books? Mercy, No indeed! Pep Club '40. DUDLEY JENKINS B10Whard I'm not arguing with you, I'm tell- ing you. Debate '39, '40, Declamation '38, '39, '40. Pep Club '39, '40. Hi-Y '39, '40. Band '38, '39, '40, National Forensic League '39, '4O. Annual Staff '40. Vice President of Sophomore Class '38. CARL JOHNSON Chick Always fit for more than he is now doing. Football '39, '40. HifY '40. Eagle Scout. KENNETH JOHNSON Kenny Our ideals are our better selves. Itascan staff '40. Prince of Siam '39, Senior Class Play. EDWARD KERZE Krazy Music hath charms, and so hath the musician. Dance Band '40. Band '38. '39, '40. HANS KNOPP Dutchy Life is yet before me. Football '38. Hi-Y 'aa Growing Pains '38. Band '38. '39, '40. Dance Band '40. Dramatic Club '38. sum FRANCIS KOPPA LA Francis Koppala, calm and cool Sturlics hard while he's in school. JEAN KUZMA KuSie Friends are hers, staunch and true, Moreover, she can be one, too. Girl's League '38, 39, '40. Commercial Club '40. Pep Club '38, '39, '40. B-5 BETTY JANE ESTELLE Beasie Generally speaking, a woman is- generally speaking. Glrl's League '38, '39, '40. Pep Club '38, '39. 4H Club '38. '39. Itascan staff '39. VYRA FARR Red A hearty laugh, a cheery smile. And she's merry all the while. Pep Club '39, '40. Commercial Club '40 G.A.A. '39, '40. Glrl's Glee Club '38. Itascan staff '40. CLARA GARERI Ghi0ra A busy bee, in a cheerful way, Slze's a credit to old Greenway. Girl's League '38, '39, '40. Commercial Club '-10. Pep Club '38, '39, '40, F.T.A. '40. Senior Class Play. JOHN GRACIE John D. Ready to play with everyone Ready to work when work's to be done. Hi-Y '38, '39. Football '38. '39. Pep Club '39. Itascan Staff '39. Annual Staff '40. SAM EVANOFF Shoemaker Wit and wisdom are born in man, And both of these are found in Sam. Hl-Y '39, '40. Annual Staff '40. MARION FREMONT Marney Dark eyes, dark hair, A little manner of I don't care. Girl's League '38, '39. G.A A. '38, '39, '40. Commercial Club '40. Pep Club '38, '39, '40, DAN GARERI Danny He's here, he's there, he's every- where It's Danny that you see, He's.everywhere he shouldn't be, Looking for a She. Track '38, '39, '40. Basketball '38, '39 Football '38. '39. '-10. Hi-Y '39. '40. Annual Staff '40. Captain Fcotball '39. President Senior Class '40. Vice President Junior Class '39. National Honor Society '40. FRED J. GROSS Fretz He's a quiet youth-sometimes. Hi-Y '39, '40. Pep Club '39, '40. Boy Scouts '38, '39, '40. SYLVIE HAKONEN Toogie Honk Her object is to acquire knowledge And to do her work right. Pep Club '38. National Honor Society '40. WILLIAM HARRINGTON Curly RAYMOND HEIKKILA Ray' I don't seek knowledge, I t ovefrtakes me. Hi-Y '38, '39, '40. He has a charming smile, but he's afraid it might wear out. Track '38, '39, '40. Swimming '38, '39, '40. Hi-Y '40. Junior Assistant to Scoutmaster '39. HOWARD HANSON Haley The man that blushes Is not quite a brute WARREN HAYNES Warney L 'Rest first, and then work. Track '38, '39. Hockey '40. LOYD HERDMAN Deb Not that I love study less, But I love fun more. Hi-Y '40. Basketball '38, '39, '40. F.T.A. '40. F.'I'.A. '40. VIRGINIA HOOPER Gin JULIAN HOSHAL Dreamy A clever artist-Virginia-and a Slow and dreamy, but just the B-4 singer too, l If we didn't have her with us, whatever should we do. H.s. sexism '38. '39. '4o. 4H club Trio '38. '39 '4o. H.s. Glee club '38, '59, '4o. H.s. Band '39. H.S. Orchestra '38. '39, '40. Commercial Club '39. same, We know he'll find his way to fame. Hi-Y '39. Pep Club '39. Basketball '38. Editor of Itascan '40, Co-editor of Annual '40. Senor Class Play National Honor Society '40. BLANCHE CLEMENT Clemmy' Quiet, charming and friendly. Pep Club '40. National Honor Society '40. IRMA CONTA Kllrmieyy In all tbinfvs she has done her part, And has found a place in everyone's heart. -lH Club '38. Girl's League '39, '40, G.A.A. '38, '39. '4O. Safety Council '38. President of Commercial Club '39, '40, Class Sec. and Treas. '38, '39, '40, Pep Club '38, '39, '40, HENRY DEUTSCH Hank Henry was a jolly sport He never troubled sorrow One of' the happy-go-lucky sort With no thoughts of tomorrow. Hi-Y '39. '40. Boy Scouts '39. '40. EDWARD DIMATTEO Eddie A hard worker and a go-getter, Too bad we couldn't have known him better. National Honor Society '40, ROBERT CLUNE 'tBob The girls' look twice at his dark, wavy hair. ' Track '38. Skiing '39, '40, HOWARD DEMARAIS Toad He worries not of tomorrow But takes life as it comes. Football '38, '39. LEONA DIEDERICH Button Her only fault is that she has no' fault. MIRKO DOTLICH Mir He see-ms to run by fits and jerks One day he studies, the next he shirks. Hi-Y '39, '40, BLOSSOM DOTY Buff Both serious and gay, She goes upon her way. Pep Club '39, NANCY DWYER Sh0I'ty' To hear her one wouldn't think she was small, Q But sounds are deceiving sometimes. after all. Dramatic Club '38. 4H Club '38. Girl's League '38, '40, Glee Club '38. '39, Pep Club '38 Orchestra '38. JOHN ELLIAN Al' I don't believe in love at first sight, But I do believe in taking a second look. Foctball '38, '39, '40. Track '38. Basketball '38, '39. H. S. Orchestra '38. Hi-Y '39, '40, Pep Club '40. Annual Staff '40. Senior Class Play. ' ELSIE MAE ERICKSON El' MARJORIE DOYLE Marge Zipf Bangt Bim! Bum! Come on qzrls, Iet's have some fun. Girl's Chorus '38, '39, '40, Girl's League '38. '39, '40. F.T.A. President '40, Pep Club President '40. Commercial Club '39, Sa.ety Council '38. Annual Staff '40. Senior Class Play. National Honor Society '40, LUCILLE EIKREM HLUCY' True happiness consists not in mul- titude of friends, but in their worth and choice. Girl's League '38, '39, '40. Pep Club '38. '39, '40. G.A.A. '38. '39, '40. Girl's Basketball '38, '39, '40. Tumbling Team '40, Marble Drum Corps '38, '39, '40. A miss as good as her smile. Girl's Glee Club '38, '39. Girl's Sextette '38. National Honor Society '40. HELEN ERICKSON F1eezer NICK ERKENEFF 'tNiCky Nature made her what she is and M605 ll Wlwhllfliv, folks. fm elecfti- ncver made another. National Honor Society '40, cal whiz, With constant, steady plugging, the world will be his. Gentlemen's Club '38, '39. B 3 v HESTER ADEY Red Red hair, twinkling eyes Pep for a girl twice her size. Glee Club '38, Itascan staff '40 Pep Club '39, EDWARD ARLICH Eddie He's an immigrant from Hibbing Clever and quite smart, But as far as Cupid's concerned, Eddie hasn't got a heart. Hi-Y '38, Student Council '38, President cf Library Club '38, JEAN BERG' Jeanie The woman worth while is the one who'll smile I'Vhen everything goes dead wrong, Girl's League '39, '40, Pep Club '39, '40, Dramatic Club '38, Glee Club '39, '40, Safety Council '38, Gro in P' '38 w g ains . Sextette '40- Seni-rr Class Play, Secretary of Girl scouts '35, '39 National Honor Society '40, MYRNA ANDERSON Ma I am saddest when I sing- So arc those who hear me. 4-H Club '38, Glee Club 38. Declamation '38, '39, '40, Itascan staff '40. Senior Class play, National Forensic League '38, '39, 40. Secretary of F, T, A. '40, Co-editor of annual '40, Pe Club '39. National Honor Society '48 ELIZABETH BATTLES Betty Her perfect manner, her charm and grace Wm her admirers every place. 4H Club '38, Pep Club '38, Itascan staff '39, Girl Scouts '38, '39, '40, Treasurer of Girl's League '39, Vice President of Glee lub '39, Sextette '40, Senior Class Play. WILLIAM BETZLER Bill He goes his own -way With a good turn every day. Football '38, '39, '40, Basketball '38, '40, Track '38, Hi-Y '39, '40, Vice President of Safety Council, Boy Scofuts CEagleJ. Annual Staff '40, Senior Class Play, National Honor Society '40, CAROL M, CARLSON Swede Say, folks, let's have more pep. G.A.A. Secretary and treasurer '38, '39, Girl's League '38, '39, '40, Pep Club '38, '39, '40, Cheerleader '40, Senior Class Play. Glee Club '38, '39, '40. MIKE BIBICH Bebo He that mischief hatcheth, mischief Football '39, HOWARD CARLSON Howie Girls--now and then. Lessons-now and then. Swimming-always, Football '38, '39, '40, Swimming '39, 40, RUSSELL CASPER Toots School? Oh, yes another necessary evil. JOSEPH CHUCKER Joe B-2 Peppy boy who likes lo have fun. FLORENCE BUNCE Bunny J was porn to giggle catcheth' And giggling I will die. Glee Club '38, Girl's League '39, Dramatic Club '38, Pep Club '39, 4H Club '38, '39, DONALD CARLSON Blondie I'm not really bashful. Swimming '38, '39, CLYDE CASPER Malish0uS Happy am I, from work I'm free. Why ?aren't they all contented like me. KATHLEEN CHAMBERLAIN ccKathyvs To each she is courteous and kind, A better pal it would be hard to find. Peg Club '38, '39, '40, G, ,A, '39, Itascan '40, IRENE CLEMENSON Renie Quiet and shy, she makes gentle entrance into one's circle of friends. F, T A, '40, President and secretary of Girl Scouts '39, 4-H Club Pres and Sec. '39, '40, I H Motto: NCL finished-just beginning Flower: Lily-of-the-valley Colors: Blue and silver GREENWAY H G SENIOR OFFICERS President-Danny Gareri Secretary-Irma Conta Vice-Presideni-Robert Sullivan Sponsors: Miss Estelle Hammerlun Miss Grace Anderson Miss Marie Johnson SOP R5 HOM0 FiCE RE 0 JUNXOH OF ua gresfdemxwana FFICERS William Oywxemcisoiovich V?cretaryNVio1a Ce Garlough nm, qgeve 5 nnabei' ce-Presicienlxlialtffitgteson 0 Lager . 'de . P1 QSX . xenlff J Cha V1ce'Piiitf,Wiili21m Seffe ' B-1 OV gif' 19 P- Gd , Av My P-We S QD CJ '55 DOE rn-E F11 mc E111 , ZZ? N5 SX' sv' DEAR TEACHERS: Many of us are leaving your guidance now to go out into the world. Some of us will go on to school, others of us will go to work, but all of us in the future will look back upon the years we spent under your guiding hands. Some of us might have been a trial and o.hers of us a joy, but everyone of us has gained something from your store of knowledge. We thank you for being patient, sympathetic and good natured through it all. We, your past students, would like to think of all of you as our friends. ESTELLE HAMMERLUN VIVIAN FRANTI ,Hx N Q 'ww w, JEMW S 'Nfl '55 Ji X A VE M Tv fd! R' 1 , QWH in ,, !!,! J 1 2 W Q ' J ' F. M , Q 'rv v 43 ww M mf fuk 1 r f .ww ,, V H X, ,, fx H CQ WWW? wr w my gf + yrvauwf' f 1 , . Q ggi, T 'Ha ,712 :fl Q , 7 ' Ni: ' H s. 3-1. Yi ', we I ,WU ww VW! uf 'WM WSW ,, JW.W,3, g ' ef -lg: 1 w H f wi Qwsgl ' i, ,f,n+ fmgQ1,.g,g,wf1 ' f if , Wlxfw . F HM nw 'L In 'rg i Qixbmmw rf W W jr' V Eh M w ig W r J f W b H . , FT' Mg. Mm, Hr- ill 'Q ,n + Lf , H .5 ' 's-1 if F W 10 -51 Ex KA- 4-mv-,Qi f - T? 'f . . i f , ' ,mm mf' ' , fi , 4 9 M I 'Rv fy 41 at , if J , f ug Fc Www-,..y.. fu vin? 'rf ' Eyvnlfvimx iwtgii' ' fy,- ,W 1 ,M 1' W V. 'Y Q ' n we N 1 ffllfpm W? aff, if F ,W A l - Flfv ? L ii' X ,Q-up-ann W' , .Sb N W, Q ? u ,W 8 M f S 545 if 2 J' ' Mm, , 5 A M4 ,-M.. w g, ,Q . ML. kikwifq 3 ,V f g ,GS Vx af f Y- , sf. 'L V w '32 -S .. 3 2:41 k :fig 1 7 52 .P X 1' Fw , '- .M ' x w,,f1g.,Z wif FACULTY Stanley Ainsworth - - - - Speech Correction Grace Harriet Anderson - - High School-English Harold E. Cloutier - - - - Science, Photography W. J. Connor ---- - College-Athletic Coach Blanche M. Davis - - - ,- - - Home Economics Lloyd P. Dudley - - - College-Speech, English Lawrence E. Eichman - - Accounting, Ec. Geography Gunnvar Margit Falk - -A - - - Physical Education Vivian Mary Franti -------- Sight Saving Elvira L. Grabow - - - School Nurse, Home Hygiene Estelle Hammerlun - ------ Social Science Evelyn Harvey - - - - - Commercial Education Gertrude Huntley ------- History, Sociology Allis F. Hussey --------- French, Spanish Art.hur -H. J ohannaber, Zoology, Botany, Geology, Physiology Ben W. Johns - Wood Work, Auto Mechanics, Pattern Making, Forging Marie T. Johnson ---- High School-Mathematics Lawrence E. Kaupp ---------- History James P. Kearney - High School-Speech Arts, English Calvin J. Kirchen - - Physics, Mathematics, Psychology Cliff P. King - - - - High School-Athletic Coach Bernice M. King - ----- Art, Music History Elsie King - - - ----- College--English Amy C. Loitten - - ------ Foods Kate E. Moe ---- - - - Music Director Elizabeth P. O'Connor - - Commercial Education Arthur L. Phillips - - - Instrumental Music, Band Harry P. Sheff - - - History, General Science Bess N. Sheffield ------ High School-English Andrew L. Sjoquist ---- Economics and Commerce O. W. Talus - - - High School-Mathematics, Science, Coach Boys' Swimming Team Harold J. Tangjerd - - High School-Chemistry, Physics Harriet Webster --------- Latin, German George H. Wichmann - Engineering Drawing, Electrical Engineering August Willman - ---- College-Chemistry Bonita Damman - - Librarian, Library Methods John Menozzi - - - - Assistant Librarian 8 'Q UDGIY DAVXS B. J. C meg Y C01 i0 Jun Ca xas f 1 O an De . DUTY' Uteadgjt of D1lS'IfI'1bZ?I?1?2b6'I' Two J SCOFI D Pzvbelpallgf Green Wayiggb Seb oo! BOARD OF EDUCATION I 939-1940 LEO L. NURMI - D.E,COUGHLIN - - - WILLIAM WALBURN - - - W. H. PLUMMER - - CLIFFORD MCINTOSI-I - A. N. WOLD - - - President - Clerk Treasurer Director Director Director fisiiffii ff .nl .rg N iw 1 W ei ,LN hu E, JW W V WA ,, A, TESTS GCN IXUNXXSXSQQIXXXGS WEL B951 Cbiiifs X1 PSEJCDPS Glo WEL Hi there, friends! This is Greenwoy's Blost loosening up on you ofter o seven yeor silence. Hi there, folks l Here comes the ltoscon to help the Blost tell the world the story. lt is importont for every person to toke three looks in' order to orient himself in his progressive journey through life - one look behind to judge experience right, one look oheod to keep o gool in sight, ond one look obove for guidonce ond for light. While our yeorbook connot promise Divine inspirotion ond, while we moke no cloims to powers of cloirvoyonce or prophecy, we do oim to supply the first look ond portroy occurotely ond vividly the yeor thot hos just possed. We think thot look is importont, for, of oll greot teochers, Experience outronks them oll. A Wi 'T mum ,ww X ' - -mi ,,i,. , ,,, i g ,,,,, , ,,pppp,p l W ti ll i N WWHWN W ly Q A X, lm 't M ff D6d1CGZL1OH 22 To you, Mrs. Webster, we dedicate this annual. As a teacher and friend, you have done much for all who came in contact with you. Your ever cheerful smile and kindly, sympathetic manner have endeared you to all of us. For your splendid work as advisor of Girls' League, as dean of college women, as sponsor of Rho Nu Rho, and for being an all around teacher and friend we take this means of expressing our profound gratitude, Words can not adequately express our most sincere apprecia- tion, we hope, through the pages of this book that we can, in a small way, pay tribute to you and your excellent ' Greenway High School and in It ' work in both asca Junior College. Combined Publication of the BLAST OF GREENWAY HIGH scHooL ond the ITASCAN OF ITASCA IUNIOR COLLEGE Coleraine, Mnnesoto ff 1940 2, High School College Co-editors - Myrna Anderson, Julian Hoshal Editor ------ Geraldine Faricy Business Mgr. - - - Bernard Virginia Business Mgr. - - Lee P. Gaalaas Av 1-jing X Compliments of REDDING'S CAFE Grand Rapids, Minn. SECKER BROTHERS Grand Rapids, Minn. THE ARROWHEAD Grand Rapids, Minn. Whittemore Drug Co. Grand Rapids, Minn. GEORGE BOLF Nashwauk, Minn. Elanto Co-Operative Co. Nashwauk, Minn. C. F. Liscomb Co. Duluth, Minn. S. 8z S. Auto Parts Co. Duluth, Minn. NATIONAL TEA C0. Grand Rapids, Minn. ROBINSON 'S Jewelry Store Grand Rapids, Minn. 0 O Harry Simon, Clothier Grand Rapids-Bovey The Rapids Cleaners Grand Rapids, Minn. Jerry Schrunk Motors Grand Rapids, Minn. Marselm Beauty Shop Grand Rapids, Minn. GILBERT LAND CO. Grand Rapids, Minn. 0. E. SAXHAUG CO. Grand Rapids, Minn. Riley's Sweet Shop Nashwauk, Minn. THE SILVER GRILL Hill City, Minn. MERRILL W. WARD 129 Blake Road Hopkins, Minn. O O O 0 Dr. C. E. Sisler, M. D Grand Rapids, Minn. Coleraine Shoe Shop Coleraine, Minn. DR. G. D. DORE Coleraine, Minn. N. SCHOCHET Coleraine, Minn. BEN VINCENT Coleraine, Minn. A. W. SPELLACY Marble, Minn. CARL HAWEN Hibbing, Minn. MRS. N. DOWD Taconite, Minn. MACK TRUCK CO. St. Paul, Minn. Powder Puff Beauty Shop Grand Rapids, Minn. Cercla Binding MODERN BINDING CO. Minneapolis U. S. Patent NO. 1963447 Compliments of - - - WALTER'S ELECTRIC SALES and SERVICE Frigidaire Refrigerators - Ranges Maytag Washing Machines Philco Radios - Skelgas Floyd Walter, Prop. Grand Rapids, Minnesota Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Grand Rapids, Minnesota Compliments of Home of Everyday Low Prices Grand Rapids Minnesota Dave's Super Cash Market Compliments of Geo. F. Kremer, Inc. Furniture Our Own Hardware Ben Franklin Variety Federated Dry Goods Grand Rapids Minnesota C0111D1imeHiS Of Compliments of W. G. Woodward Co., Inc. MATTHEWS FREIGHT Everything to Wear Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Notions GENERAL OFFICE For Ladies', Gentlemen, and Children Grand Rapids, Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota CITY LUMBER C.0. Building Material and Coal PHONE 174 Grand Rapids, Minnesota COMPLIMENTS OF GRAND RAPIDS STATE BANK Grand Rapids, Minnesota SWANS VARIETY STORE tBen Franklmb Candies Notions Small Hardware SWAN KOSKI Proprietor Bovey Minn Crosley Radio Thor Washer MANDYS MARKET Where Your Dollar Goes Further Call 101 Bovey TALK - DON'T WALK Best Wishes to the Class of 1940 F. H. DOCKERAY General Contractor Draying House Moving Coal Phone 40 Marble Minnesota OLSON'S CAFE Meals, Lunches and Confectionery Ice Cream Pop Mrs. A. M. Olson, Prop. Coleraine, Minn. Compliments of - Auto Supply Phone 584 Bovey Minnesota Complete Courteous Service Lerohl's Shell Service d HANSON DRUG STORE Prescriptions A Spec1alty Registered Pharmacist Phone 24 Bovey M1nn C. E. HANSON, Ph. G. RED at WHITE LEITHE'S GROCERIES AND MEATS Phones 155 and 272 Ole Leithe, Prop. Bovey, Minn. COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 Dr. C. A. Carson Coleraine Minnesota We Bake the Kind of Bread that made Mother Stop Baking BOVEY BAKERY Anton Kozar, Prop. Fresh Every Day BREAD - ROLLS - PASTRY Wholesale and Retail Taste the Difference and be Convinced Phone 318 Bovey, Minn. CHOPP'S BOWLING CENTER AND PURE OIL SERVICE STATION Bovey Minn. Itasca County Co operative Producers Marketing Association Phone No 9 Bovey Minnesota DIMATTEO STORE Calumet, Minn. Distributors of PYROFAX GAS MAGIC CHEF RANGES JOHNSON'S STORE Dry Goods Groceries Meats Frults Phone 10 Your Patronage Is Appreciated Bovey Minnesota George P. Hageman, Prop. BOVEY BOTTLI NG WORKS Emil Nurmi, Prop. Manufacturers of Soft Drinks Jobbers of Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Candy Bovey Minnesota BOVEY MERCANTILE Isac Muotka and Son Groceries Meats Hardware Feeds Ranges Washers Ironers Radios Johnson Outboard Motors Bovey Minn. Phones 156 - 157 7 I 7 I Westinghouse Refrigerators, 7 1 7 7 Compliments of - MlLLER'S Confectionery and Lunch Dine and Dance Coleraine Minnesota Compliments of - - Associate Gamble Store The Friendly Store CORONADO -- Stoves, Radios, Refrigerators, and Washing Machines Crest Tires - Tiger Batteries H. OFTELIE, Owner Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of Frederick - Mills Lumber Company Whiting Stokers Brick - Coal -- Tile - Lumber Lath - Shingles Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of Skottegard Baking Co. PHONE 132 Grand Rapids, Minnesota HERB BRIER Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boys Our Quality Higher Than The Price Grand Rapids, Minnesota Our Compliments to the Class of 1940 Latz Economy Store Family Grand Rapids Minnesota Furnishings for the Whole Compliments of FAI RWAY MARKET Fairway Fine Foods Grand Rapids Nashwauk Compliments of Only Exclusive Job Printing Office In Itasca County PHONE 515 Grand Rapids Minnesota Huson Printing Company Compliments of JOHNSEN'S Complete Food Store Grand Rapids Minnesota PATNAUDE'S GROCERI ES Fancy Meats and Groceries at Fair Prices Coleraine Minnesota PAUL'S SERVICE GARAGE Gas, Oil, Accessories and Repairing Complete Chevrolet Service Phone 58 Calumet, Minnesota NORTH LAND Laundry 8' Cleaning Co. Clean As The Pines PHONE 871 GRAND RAPIDS, MINNESOTA Hotel Whitmas and Cafe Visit Our New Luncheon and Cocktail Room Bovey, Minnesota Ralph Whitmas, Proprietor GREETING TO CLASS OF 1940 LEWENSTEIN'S Wearing Apparel Footwear Hardware Marble, Minn. Phone 3 F. A. KOCIAN Fairway Fine Foods Quality Meats Fruits and Vegetables Marble, Minn. Phone 9 Canisteo Lumber and Fuel Company Building Materials GUS BAUM Greetings to Class of '40 Phone 59 Coleraine, Minn. Compliments of - 0JA'S AT PENGILLY E. M. Oja, Prop. Marble Phone 107-F'-2 Nashwauk Phone 11-F-3 Sopero's Style Shop Hibbing, Minnesota You'1l find just the right formal for the Prom Select yours early. An unusually large selection to choose from Compliments of Chopp's Sudden Service Grand Rapids, Minnesota MOHAU PT'S 5-1Oc and Variety Store The Store That Saves You Money Something of Everything Grand Rapids, Minnesota Compliments of Gildemeister Motor Co. FORD MERCURY LINCOLN ZEPHYR Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of West End Body Company CI-Iolmstrom Bros.l Builders of Truck Bodies, Cabs, and Buses AUTO PAINTING 2224-26-28 West Michigan Street Duluth, Minnesota Compliments of The Boston Depo rtment Store H. Bloom, Prop. Hibbing Minnesota Compliments of Mock's Hamburger Shock Grand Rapids, Minnesota Florsheim Shoes Mallory Hats Kuppenheimer Clothes LASKER G' UPIN Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes Grand Rapids Minnesota FERN CAFE Lunch Soft Drinks Candy Greetings to Class Fred Crabtree Coleraine ROSE'S BEAUTY PARLOR Phone 181-W Bovey Phone 374 Coleraine YOUR ICE CREAM SHOP Soft Drinks Ice Cream Baked Goods Coleraine Minnesota George Kellerman, Prop. LITTlG'S STORE and YOURS Greetings to Class of 1940 Coleraine, Minnesota Bottled Gas and Ranges Hardware Furniture Undertaking Phones 96 and 314 Coleraine Minnesota A. P. Peterson and Son IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL - Goulet Barber Shop Noah L. Goulet Prop Coleraine Minnesota Hardware - Radios - Washing Machines - Refrigerators MAYERLE BROTHERS Phone 333 Farm Supplies Bovey, Minnesota TO YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS - HERR'S ONE STOP SERVICE MOBILOIL Phone 305 MOBILGAS FIRST NATIONAL BANK General Banking Insurance Loans and Investments Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Coleraine, Minnesota Congratulations from A Firm that Appreciates Its Contacts CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 -from- BARNEY B. BURKE RENARD R MONTI Prescription Experts BURKE MONTI DRUG STORE Coleraine Phone 124 Prescriptions Always Filled for Less Pharmaceutical Chemists and Years Ahead With Typewriter Features Of The Future! RoyaI's New Number I Homer W. Manney Arrowhead Printers 702 East Howard Street Hibbing 0RLlCH'S GROCERIES Fancy Groceries and Meats Your Budget' Coleraine Mmnesota Prices That Will Balance COMPLIMENTS OF - FIRST NATIONAL BANK General Banking Business Bovey, Minnesota Compliments of Minnesota Power and Light Company Electric Stores SELL - E1ectrical'App1iances and Devices of Proved Merit and Dependability Stores and Service Stations at Coleraine Chisholm Eveleth Tower COMPLIMENTS OF - HOTEL ARCANA Alma and C. S. Chalberg, Props. Coleraine, Minn. Drs. Jolin, Jolin and Mc Kenna Physicians Surgeons Grand Rapids Bovey Compliments of The Travelers Insurance Co. Hartford, Connecticut Locally Represented by D. M. Vermilyea Coleraine Minnesota The Calumet State Bank Banking Insurance Investment Calumet Minn Your Business Is Solicited SERVICE THAT SATISFIES SINGER SERVICE Whether it s a NEW Sewing Ma- chine or Vacuum Cleaner or SERV- ICE on your present equipment when you want the BEST call your nearest Singer Shop - Hibbing - Grand Rapids Compliments of RANGE PAPER COMPANY Try The Range First Virginia Minnesota Comphments of the Central Laundry and Cleaning Co For Efficient Service CALL 204 Hibbing Minnesota Complete Automotive Service Waelen Brothers Co Studebaker Distributors Since 1924 Central Avenue and Cody Street Duluth Minnesota Calumet 108 singer sewing Machine Co. Compliments of JOSTEN'S Manufacturers of the World's Fmest School Jewelry General Offices and Main Plant OWATONNA MINNESOTA Mr. Charles Richard Representative EAT--- COSTELLO'S Ice Cream Bottled Coca Cola IT S BETTER MADE Costello Cr Son, Mtgrs Grand Rapids Minnesota Movies Are Your Best Entertainment We Have the Best in Pictures We distribute both 16mm and 35mm Motion Pictures And Sell Both 16mm and 35mm Holmes Projection Equipment Also the Best in Accessories for Your Equipment Elllot Fllm Company 72 Glenwood Ave. Minneapolis Minnesota Peterson Says A Jack of all trades is usually master of none The ITASCA specializes m merchan DRY GOODS READY TO WEAR MILLINERY SHOES And the motto of our entire orgamza tion is Better Service Itasca Dry Goods Co Largest Dry Goods Store Between Duluth and Grand Forks Grand Rapids Minnesota DRINK - - - Compliments of Woodruff Lumber Company Distributors of Celotex Acoustical Products Manufacturers of Fine Woodwork Duluth, Minnesota Compliments of BRAMAN MUSIC CO. Across from Post Office Hibbing, Minnesota Exclusive Dealers of Lester Pianos - Wurlitzer Accordians - C. G. Conn Band Instruments Everything in Music Compliments of MINNEAPOLIS COSTUME COMPANY Theatrical Masque Ball Costumers and Designers Minneapolis Minnesota Historical ? Congratulations and Success Green- way High School and Itasca Junior College Graduates REMINGTON RAND INC. 21 Congdon Bldg., Hibbing, Minn. Makers of Remington Noiseless, Remington Standard and Portable Typewriters Typewriter Supplies Duplicator Supplies Kardex Visible Systems Vertical Filing Systems Loose Leaf Systems Record Protection in Safe Cabinets and Safe Files COMPLIMENTS OF - GRAND RAPIDS DENTISTS DR. ROY C. GESSNER DR. F. L. SKOCDOPOLE DR. A. C. KEAN DR. C. G. STROMBERG DR WILBUR B. OLESON DR. C. A. TUCKER COMPLIMENTS OF MOOD BEAUTY SHOP and Tinquisl' Barber Shop Permanent Waves A Specialty Phone 263-W Compliments of THE ITASCA CLINIC J. L. McLeod, M. D. J. C. Feulincg, M. D J. H. Ben er, M. D. J. D. Meyer, M. D. R. G. Smith, Business Manager Grand Rapids - Bovey - Bigfork COMPLIMENTS OF Grand Rapids, Minnesota We Take This Opportunity To thank the graduating class for their patronage and to wish each graduate a future full of prosperity. May We serve you always. The Roxy Studio M. H. Storey, Prop. Grand Rapids, Minn. BLANDIN PAPER COMPANY GRAND RAPIDS, MINNESOTA Township of Greenway ITASCA COUNTY MINNESOTA SUPERVISORS J M Russ Bert Sidel TREASURER R P Dwyer CLERK Marshall Stewart ATTORNEY A W Spellacy 0 D Eino Kinnunen 1 THANK YOU Just a little message to tell you that we deeply appreciate the privilege of fashioning these photographic portraits. We thank you for your confidence and kindly co-operation. And you will, we feel, thank us increasingly each year for having created so faithful a likeness. 4 E. ENSTROM PHOTOGRAPHER Phone 106 Bovey, Minnesota Use The Missabe EXAMPLES OF FARES: One Way Coleraine to Duluth ..... .... S 1.72 Bovey to Duluth ....... . . 1.70 Marble to Duluth ..... .. 1.58 Calumet to Duluth ..... .. 1.56 18 16 16 14 Calumet to Coleraine .. . Marble to Coleraine .. . Calumet to Bovey .. Marble to Bovey ..... .. . ... .- . Ro?x?1c??l'5rip 53.10 3.06 2.85 2.81 .33 29 29 26 Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway Company Wolvin Building Duluth, Minnesota COMPLIMENTS OF - GRAND RAPIDS ATTORNEYS H. W. ANDERSON J. D. MURPHY JOHN J. BENTON J. F. MURPHY J. W. GARDNER ADDISON PARKER BEN GRUSSENDORF WILLARD A. ROSSMAN L. L. HUNTLEY W. B. TAYLOR Best Wishes to the Graduates PAUL sTnoMQulsT a soNs Duluth, Minnesota With the Compliments of DULUTH WHITE COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE - for .. White and Indiana Trucks and Buses 2309 West Superior Street Duluth, Minnesota King Lumber Company Congratulates the members of the graduating classes of the Greenway High School and the Itasca Junior College on the completion of their present course of study. We hope that you find it possible to continue with your education, and when you have completed your college work you will return to Itasca County and become part of this growing community. -Yards At- Bovey Grand Rapids Deer River Marble Keewatin Remer Calumet Chisholm Bigfork Cass Lake Compliments of Theaters Rlalta Star Ra plds Calumet Roxy Grand S. E Heller and Company COMPLIMENTS OF The Village of Marble PRESIDENT - WM. BALL TRUSTEES - CHAS. WASSBERG SAM ELLIS TOM ABRAHAMSON CLERK - M. J. STEVENS TREASURER - SIGWARD SIGFRINIUS COMPLIMENTS OF The Village of Coleraine PRESIDENT VINCENT NYBERG TRUSTEES R. J. TOMS A. J. LEMIRE W. J. CARSON CLERK MRS. ELLA GALIPEAU TREASURER W. J. LANDER COMPLIMENTS OF - '- - GRAND RAPIDS HERALD -REVIEW PRINTING PUBLISHING BUSINESS SYSTEMS orrlcs EQUIPMENT For Complete Advertising Coverage of the Western Mesaba Range and Itasca County Use the HERALD-REVIEW and the ITASCA SHOPPERS REVIEW If It's For The Office It's At The Grand Rapids Herald-Review TELEPHONE 159 GRAND RAPIDS COMPLIMENTS OF The Village of Taconite PRESIDENT LEE W FARR CLERK JAMES HODGINS TRUSTEES LOY KOLAR WILLIAM SAW TREASURER VERONICA TROUMBLY ATTORNEY A W SPELLACY GEORGE M. SULLIVAN Itasca Junior College Itasca County Named after the famous historic source of the Mississippi, is truly the headwaters of opportunity for a large number of Itasca county boys and girls. WHY I LIKE ITASCA I like Itasca because I have found a spirit of friendship and cooperation among students and teachers - a close unity that I do not believe is found in most schools.. It has en- deared the place to me . -Willard Allin. I like Itasca because of its understanding and sympa- thetic teachers and because it gave me time, without loss of time, to make up my mind just what senior college I would attend . -Catherine Hopfinger. Four years of high school made me realize the need for more complete general knowledge. Itasca offered just what I wanted at a price I could afford to pay . -Roland Sawdey. I came to Itasca because it was fully accreditedg be- cause it was small enough for personal contact with teachers and fellow students and because it presented a financial economy that I couldn't afford to neglect . -Lois Enstrom. Itasca has meant much to me because I came here to school during a time when I wasn't sure just what type of work I wanted to follow. Itasca pointed the way . -Donald Harrington. Ninteenth Opening H. W. Dutter, Supt. Registration September 2-4 J. B. Davis, Dean Telephones 257 - 255 Coleraine, Minnesota Township of Iron Range CHAIRMAN SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR CLERK - ATTORNEY GABRIEL TROUMBLY - JOHN N. BROWN - EMIL CAMMILLI - J. W. MATTSON - N. SCHOCHET Trout Lake Concentrator Oliver Iron Mining Co COLERAINE BOVEY TACONITE MARBLE QA! Morrieon, Walker, Arcturus Mines Trout Lake Power Plant Trout Lake Concentrator gif Y 'ii f , 7 ' 32. X -w x J. Y 4 v 'X .e L . I X, Q' Q, 2 FQ. 1 L 4 ' L-13 :- W . A ., , S, S S? lg- ,., ., .,4 A,, L, '9', XX X xx ix XX V 2220 , I, - Y L, - ,, , .K ., .,,,,,,SN X, -, ,., , v-.., ,..., Ak, .l ,X X N -. 1151 ,, ' -'- 1 gf' ,- , . AvA w I