Hitterdal High School - Hit Hi Star Yearbook (Hitterdal, MN)

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HIT-HI-STAR Pave Swteen Boysl Basketball ff Left to riiht: Earl OBS, Morris Nyhus, Maufice Swenson, Harvey Melbye, Alvin Dahl Milo Wahl John ' Schultz, Russel Wahl, captain, insert, S. L. Brewster, Coach Hitterdal won the Class' Championship of Region 1 D1Stl1ClZ 3 The Toumament was played at the Concordia Gymnasium on Feb 28 llxtteid ll de fe-ated Audubon, Dilworth and Borup-, the three games being played in one dlay Hitterdal attended the Class A Tournament at Frazee on March 7 'lhey drew Detroit Lakes for the first game and defeated them by a small nrugin Hit teldal then played Frilzee and lost by two points. Hitteid-tl received third place by defeating Lake Park in the consolation game. 1928-Hitterdal November 23, December 7, December 11, December 14, January 11, January 18, January 23, January 25, January 31, February 8, February 12, 1928 1928 1928 1929 1929 --Hitterdal -Hitterdal -Hitterdal -Hitterdal -Hitterdal 1929-Hitterdal 1929--Hitterdal 1929 -Hitterdal 1929-Hitterdal 1929-Hitterdal February 20, 1929-Hitterdal February 22, 1929-Hitterdal February 25, 1929-Hitterdal Tournament at Mhd.-Hitterdal Tournament at Mhd.-Hitterdal Tournament at Mhd.-Hitterdal 'Ilciurnament Frazee-Hitterdal Tournament Frazee-Hitterdal Tournament Frazee-Hitterdal Total Points Hitterdal Borup Audubon Hawley Borup Felton Audubon Dilworth Lake Park Mhd. Reserves Felton Dilworth Lake Park Mhd. Reserves Hawley Audubon Dilwortll Blorup Detroit Lakes Frazee Lake Park Opponents

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Page Thirteen HIT-Hl-STAR The Senior Class Play Leftto right: Charles Jahr, Harvey lslelbye, John Schultz, La Vanche From, Russell Wahl, Marie Meyer, Alma Lysengr, Violet Heigg, Alyce Hen- cfriifqson, llhoda Jilhr. Insert: Otto Nyhakken lke,x ' MAY Srd. 1929 NOTHING i3l i' 'THE 'l'Rl l'lI CAS l OF CHARAC'l'lCliS llOl3lfll?'l' l?lTNNl'i'l'T .......... ,...... ...... , . . . , .Leslie Walden IC. M. IIALSTON .......... .... . lohn Schultz IIIVK IDUNNDZLIN ......... .... I tu-:sell Wahl i'l.ARlCl'QClG VAN lll,iSl'fN .. ..... Harvey lllelbye lTlSllOl' DURAN .......,. .:L ...... ..... I 'harles Jahr GWICNIJOLYN RALSTON ...... .... ......... A Ima Lyseng NRS. E. lil. RAl.STON ..... ..... I .'f'.'.fs ....... La Vauche From l+l'l'Hl L CLARK' ......... ,, ........ ei .......... vmei Ht-mg lil Alilild .liNCll,SON ... , ... ........ .. .Alice llcndrikson SABLE JACKSON . . . ,lun . .. .... ,Marie Meyer JL-XRTIIA ........ .......... ' ...... . .. .... llliodn Juln' 1 N ,nz - WHAT WQGULD HAPPEN IF- co nued from page 8 La Vanche ceased to he the eferred blonde? Charles .lahr was found studyingll . ' Vivienne Oss couldnit be the hte 'Gf the party? Mr. Hanson l'or,Q'ot to -mak n assignment? Alice Hendrickson got falle arches and couldn't dance? Violet Hcigg happened to dy French? Rhoda Jahr wore snike-heeled shoes? - Arthur Moe bleached his hair '? llarvev Melbye couldn't annoy the Vreshmen? Mr. Brewster ceased to care for athletics? Leslie Walden couldn't successfully hunt deer-both kinds? John Schultz couldn't look hard? Alma Lifsene C0uldn't make brilliant recit'ations'? Hazel Hansen couldn't cleanege her mind occasionally? Marie Mever lost her intelligence? Russell Wahl should shrink two feet? l :mf

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,gf ., . u L. .. Page Fiftfen HIT-'I-II-STAR GLRLS' BASKETBALL +-r Left to right: Pack row: Vivienne Oss. Theresa Dahl, Mildred Wahl. LaVanche From, Helen A. Mal- vey, coach. Front row: Myrtle Winjum, Ruth Lofgren, Eunigc C ss, Alyce Hendrickson. GIRLS' GAMES Nov. 1928-Hitteldal Borup 17 Dec. l91lSAHittc1'dal llaxx-ley 10 llec, 1U..Izif'-I1lIlQL'l'li1l.l 7 Ijorup 22 Jan. ISIZSI--liitt.'1'cizv 15 Felton 21 Jan. 1929 --Ilitlerdul 19 llilwoi-th G I lfeb 12,222 lIit,e1d:1l lt? I-'elton 8 W Ft IJ 19257-Hitterdal 14 Dilxx orth. 16 Feb 121251---lIitt'r-Niall Z2 Hawley 5 Total points llitterdal IPS Opponents 105 l met her in the gardeng The night was still as deathg I l'new she knew her onions, 'Cause she had 'em on her breath. An Englishman was visiting this country for the first time, and as he was driving along' the highway, was a sign: 'tDrive Slow. This means YOU! - The Englishman stopped in sur- prise 'and exclaimed: My word! How did they know I was here? -Oil Weekly. He heard the toot, but tried to scoot, And beat the choo-choo to it. The pocr galout now twangs a lute- Take heed and d0n't you do it. Al eron treading jokelg Fancy this Percy! 'A chap here thinks that a football coach has f-our wheels'. Percy: Haw, haw! And how many wli:-els has the billly thing? Tlse winning worker keeps his eye upon his own worth rather than upon his wages.