Lincoln High School - Lincoln Log Yearbook (Esko, MN)

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V-,V-.924 - - F' : ' L-3 3?-Y 7 f - - - . sf . - VV. A VV-V 1- --Vlraf-ivrefi.-V-V A-V 4. t- -.QV - - -V--.i A K AV-. , V -- V. . V ,A+--V- -a 3, .gy .--V ,-' 3 '- -Viv--1? V s- ' . y rr . ' Vw AA, 'gf' em, Q , Ab -1. .f Q5 i QE' a 33.1 R-i-3-323-PI. - - V ' 7334--21 1-f.E'1f' -V '- A V - .. A ..Vs..i 5-ri'-' -. ' Ag- 5451322 jg-f-.iaug-5:',f.zf,-V-'-AV-sf. AA .sf - ' i. 355375 ' ' f ig - - :Vg - if '- 5Vf??i:f. .fi A ' VV f ,fincofn ,fog PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR and JUNIOR CLASSES 1940 THOMSON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Esxo, MINNESOTA I O O p t C O O We, the students of Thomson Township High School, dedicate this volume of the Lincoln Log to our parents who by their unseifish and untiring efforts have made our education possible. Administration i A. L. WINTERQUIST SUPERINTENDENT BOARD OF EDUCATION oseph Juntunen, Jr., Supt. A. L. Winterquist, S. R. Bergstedt, Charles Nelson, John Sora, Emil E. Johnson Ed Kirmunen HERBERT W. KNUTI PRINCIPAL 4 Faculty LESLIE KNUTI 'CATHARINE HARNEY Junior High Science, Boys' Athletics History, Social Science, Girls' Physi cal Education VIENNA HEINO STELLA H. PEDERSON Commercial, Publications English, DI'-3m5fiC5, Librarian ' v 'v v,,.t IRENE JOPINSON SETH FISHER Home Economics, 4-I-I Club Vocational Agriculture, 4 - I-I Club, F.F.A. four Faculty CLARICE MOEN RUDOLPH HAUGE Junigr High School Englighy Latin, Instrumental Music, Geometry Spotlight ,X-Sw fl W MARY SANDSTROM ISAAC ESKO Junior High Mathematics, Biology, Music, Glee Club Art LEILA MELDAHL EARLE H. ELLISON Junior High Principal, Junior High Woodwork, Sheet Metal, Mechanical School Science, Geography Drawing, Forging and Welding five U NHEW-ii STAFF OF THE LINCOLN LOG Edward Maki, associate editor: Lauren Hiukka, pictures, Fred Hendrickson, circulation: Aini Maki, classes Mary Francisco, girls' athleticsg Genelle Huffman, editor-in-chiefg William Wainio, boys' athletics: Edwin Berg- stedt, organizationsg Mabel Esko, classes. Esther, Ossie, Riildred, Shirley Faye Three editors ponder a problem prepare Log copy six gfauei at STANLEY O. ANDERSON . . .,... . .. . Andy F.F.A. 2, 3: 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. ESTHER V. ERKKILA ............,..,... .... .,..... ,... ,..,.,.. ' ' E r Icicle 4-H 1, 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, 4: Sm:-rt Boy 3: Spotlight 4: Lincoln Log 4: Mountain Mumps 4. MAVIS L. BURKETT .....,.. . , .,.. .. . , ,,., ..,. ..... ' ' Made 4-H: G.A.A. 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWIN S. BERGSTEDT ..,. .,... , . , .. ,..,. . , SonnyU WILLIAM J. Class President 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Lincoln Log 4: 4-H 1, 2, 3: 'ASmart Boy 3: 4-H Play 3: F.F.A. 2: School Police 2, 3, 4: 4-H fSergeant- at-Arms 25 Mountain Mumps 4. BAISLEY . .,., ,... ,.,......,.,,..,.,... .,.. ...,...,... ' ' B i ll Basketball Student Manager 4: 4-H 4: Mauna tain Mumps 4. MABEL L. ESKO ,..,...,..,... ....,....... . ,..... ...,.,,. , . ...... ' 'Cuddlesn E. GENELLE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 4Secretary 45: G.A.A. 3, 4 fTreas- urer 45: 4-H 2: Glee Club 2: Lincoln Log 4: Mountain Mumps 4. HUFFMAN . .. ..,,.... . .... ,..,. ,...,.., . K 'Gingeri' Banca 3, 4: 4-H 3, 4 fSecretary 3, Treasurer 45: Class Vice President 4: G.A.A. 3, 4 CSecretary 45: 4-H Play 3: Smart Boy 3: Lincoln Log 4: Mountain lVlumps 4. - v FREDERICK HENDRICKSON .. ...,., ...,. ...,..... ...,. ....., A ' F r itz' KENNETH H. 4-H 1: Band 1: F.F.A. 2: Spotlight 3, 4: Boy Scouts 4: Lincoln Log 4: Smart Boy 3: School Police 4. HALLBACK .,.., ,..,..,.,......,.,,. . . ...,...... K'Kenny Basketball 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 CSecr'etary 45: Class Vice President 2: Band 1, 2: 4-H 2: Mountain Mumps 4. MARY M. FRANCISCO ..,., .. ....... ..... . ...,.,.. , ....... A APee Wee G.A.A. 3, 4 QPresident 4, Hike Leader 45: 4-H 1, 2: 4-H Play 2: Smart Boy 3: Spotlight 3, 4: Lincoln Log 4: Class Secretary 1: Mountain Mumps 4. mx - 5, LAUREN J. HIUKKA .,..,,.,... ., ,,..,.. ,,..,..., . ..,.,... Lmk 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 LProperty Manager 15: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 QFarm Watchdog 35: Spotlight 1, 2, 3, 4: Smart Boy 3' Boy Scouts CTreas- urer 45: Lincoln Log 4: Mountain Mumps 4. ELSIE M. GUSTAFSON ,..... ..,...,..., .,.,.....,..,...,.. ' 'Biondiei' Class Treasurer 1: 4-H 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 iLi- brarian 35: Glee Club 3, 4. MATT L. KESTI ......,.,..., .,,...,..,.. ,..........,.....,.............,.. ' ' Massall F.F.A. 3, 4 1Poultry and General Livestock Judging 33: Bus Patrol 4. ALLAN R. JUNTUNEN ..,,...,...,.., ...........,,..,.. .......,..,, ' A Alleyl' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 QPresident 45: 4-H 2. EDWJN R. KOIVISTO . ,...... ..,,,....,..,.,...... ,.....,,..,,.,,. ' A Eddie Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 CCaptain 43: Stage Manager 3: Track 1, 2, 3 School Police 1, 2, 3, 4: 4-H 1: Mountain Mumps 4. MARTHA M. JUNTUNEN ,..,..,,,,..,,...... ,...... ,,......,, ' ' Gigglesl' Band 1, 2, 3, 4: 4-H 1, 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Glee Club 3. VERNA M. JUNTTI .,.... ..,,. . ., ....,......,,,..,. ..... ' 'Smi1es 4-H 1: G.A.A. 3, 4: Smart Boy 3: Student Librarian 2, 4. EDWARD E. MAKI. .. ..,....,............,...,...,, .. ..,. ,......, ' 'Khakin Band 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A 1, 2, 3, 4 CPresident 4: Vlce President 3: Farm Watchdog 23: Judging Teams 2, 3, 4: 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4 lExecutive 33: Smart Boy 3: 4-H Play 3: Lincoln Log 4: Mountain Mumps 4. FLORENCE KORBY .,...... ,.,... ...,.,... ...,...,..,,...,.......... ' ' F 1ossie Band 1, 2, 3, 4: 4-H 2: Orchestra 2: G.A.A. 3, 4 Qvlce President 4: Hike Leader 43: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 QPresident 45: Tea House of Sing Lo 2: Smart Boy 3: Mountain Mumps 4. FORREST S. LARSON ..,..,....,...............,..,......,......,..,.,.., Burch', 4-H 1: Band 1: Basketball 2, 3, 4 fCaptain 3l: Track 1: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 CReporter 4: F.F.A. Play 43. OSWALD G. KOIVISTO ..,..,.,,....,..,,,. ....,..... ......,.,,,.. ' ' Ozzie 4-H 1: Basketball 3, 4: Smart Boy 3: Spot- light 3, 4: School Police 2, 3: Lincoln Log 4: Stage Manager 4. LILLIAN I. LUOKKALA ...,..,..........,..,..,......,....,,.,....,,.. Lillie 4-H 1: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Mountain Mumps 4: Student Librarian 4. MARTIN A. MALLINEN , ,..,...,,..,.... ..,.,.,. ,,.., ' ' Molly -LH 3: Band 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 3, 4. f if Senior Class History In the fall of 1936 twenty-four green but promising freshmen enrolled in Lincoln High. Our initiation proved to be the big event of the year. The threats of the sophomores brought our hearts into our mouths, but we all survived with one consolation -- next year we would get revenge. During our sophomore year Edwin Bergstedt was chosen class president. We seemed to have more fun initiating the freshmen than being initiated the previous year. Just before school began, many of us attended the State Fair as band or 4-H members. This year was topped by an outing. One of the highlights of our junior year was the presentation of Smart Boyi' directed by Miss Pederson. Another special feature was the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held at the Medical Arts Building in Duluth. This, our senior year, has been a series of interesting events. We have all tried to no avail to fulfill the role of dignified seniors. Our class was well represented in extra-curricular activi- ties. The entire A team of basketball was composed of seniors. Many of us will have the op- portunity of attending the activities banquet in the spring. Everyone is working industriously on the Lincoln Log, and as it goes to press the class expectantly awaits the Senior Class Play, Junior-Senior Banquet, and finally commencement. The class officers are: President, Edwin Bergstedt, Vice-President, Genelle Huffmang Sec- retary-Treasurer, Esther Erkkila. The motto is Here endethg here beginnethvg the flower- Sweet Pea, and the colors - Old Rose and Silver. Under the able guidance of our advisers, Principal Herbert Knuti and Miss Stella Peder- son, we have enjoyed our senior year immensely. C911 hun-an-Lf .lunior Class History Twenty-two freshies stood shivering in the halls on that fateful Initiation Day back in '37. What would the sophomores do? Well, we soon found out! They certainly let us know that we were their subordinates! Yes, the initiation was the main event of that year. We had as our pres- ident, Marian Eskog vice-president, Merton Eskog secretary, Frances Dyerg treasurer, Harry Kauppig and reporter, Frances Dyer. These officers managed our class very well throughout the year with the able support of our adviser, Miss Sandstrom. We left school that year with the I'l1 be in the senior high next year look on our faces. When the next September rolled around, there was nobody new-nobody gone! Everything was the same except that now we were sophomores. How we planned to initiate those poor fresh- men. And give it to them we did, even though they outnumbered us more than two to one. .We tried something new that year. Instead of being so hard on the poor dears, we had a party in the evening and really got acquainted! As our class officers, we elected William Wainio for Presi- dent, Harold Mostrum, vice-presidentg Frances Dyer, secretary-treasurer, and Ainie Maki, reporter. One of the outstanding features of the year was a skating party in January. This was the first year we were enjoying our own rink on the school grounds. We left school that year looking for- ward to seeing each other again and starting the almost most important year of being juniors. Our class enrollment increased to twenty-four in our junior year, but before the year was over the enrollment decreased to twenty-two when Marian and Merton Esko left us. The two new pupils were Helen Peters and John Baisley. This year our able president was William Wainiog vice-president, Harold Mostromg secretary-treasurer, Luella Juntuneng and reporter, Harry Kauppi. We were well advised by Miss Harney and Mr. Ellison. With the junior year came the excitement of rings, pictures, class play, Lincoln Log, and junior-Senior Banquet. Our class play, The Phan- tom Bells , which was directed by Miss Pederson, was well attended. Everyone agreed that the entire class couldnit have done better. We still have to laugh when we think of poor Shirley Polo shivering in the ghost's den. After' the play came the important job of selecting our rings. The Lincoln Log, which we all enjoyed working on, will bring back pleasant memories in years to come. So again we are leaving dear, old Lincon High for another brief three months and then to come hack to the busy senior year. Looking back through the years, we certainly don't like the idea of leaving our dear school forever--but we,re going to go forth and be a credit to the school, so that everyone can say with pride, 6'That person graduated from Lincoln . eleven HJ: M ' Q TWT- ' ' J Z 1 '-r --M-wpff-if-W--W -if --A- - 1,T..1.,,.,.,,, ,A 'lik JOHN H. BAISLEY ......... ,....,.,.......,.....,..,..... Oh Johnnie Bus Patrol 3: Band 3 CProperty Manager 33: Phantom BelIs 3: 4-H 3 fExecutive Council 3, One-Act Playj. ESTHER J. JOHNSON .....,....,.,.,................,,............... Shorty LUELLA D. FRANCES L. MARDELL A. CLIFFORD E. 4-H 1, 2, 3 fOne-Act Play 1, 37: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. JUNTUNEN ....,..,.,..,......,...........,......,,,....... Lulu Band 1: G.A.A 1, 2, 3 QHike Leader 31: 4-H 2: Glee Club 3: Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. DYER ...,.,......,........ ,........,...,................... A 'Frannyn Class Secretary 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2: Band 1, 2, 3 fProperty Manager 1, Librarian 2, Vice- President 33: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 fSecrel:ary 2, Re- porter 3, Hike Leader 31: Glee Club 2, 3 QLI- brarian 2, Secretary 35: Phantom Bells 3: Student Librarian 3. COMFORT .......,.....,.,..,.,.....,...,............. Ma:-dvi' 4-H 1: Band 1 fProperty Manager 13: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: Spotlight 3. JOHNSON ...,.........,.......,..,.,,........,...,...., Cliffu 4-H 1, 2, 3 QOne-Act Play 31: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Meat Judging Team 2: Dairy Judging Team 2: General Livestock Judging Team 2, Basketball 2, 3: Bus Patrol 3: Phantom Bells 3. LESLIE E. SEIKKULA ...,....,...,.................,,.,..,......,.,......... Les Basketball 1, 2, 3: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 iTreasurer' 35. SHIRLEY F. JOHNSON .........,.....,.....,.....,. ,......,,............ ' 'Sidi' VERNA E. T HARRY R. K KENNETH C. ELLEN E. LEHTO .,...,.... ...., Operetta 1, 4-H 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3 CReporter 33: Glee Club 2, 3 CLibrarian 2, Re- porter SJ: Spotlight 3: Bus Patrol 3: Phantom Bells 3 Lincoln Log 3. AN ...,..,,,...,. .,,.... ,.,,.......,,.... .........,......,...... ' ' K icny Band 1, 2, 3 CLibrarian 31: G.A.A. 1 2, 3 QRe- porter 23: 4-H 2 QExecutive Council 23: Stu- dent Librarian 3. AUPPI ,...,..... .....,..., ...,.,....,,.,,,.,......... ' ' Innocent Band 1, 2: 4-H 1, 2: Class Treasurer 1, Reporter 3: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Bus Patrol 3: Phantom Bells 3: Basketball 3. COMFORT ....,.... .,.,..,,.......,...,........,.. ' 'Kennny,' F.F.A. 1: 4-H 1, 2: School Police 1, 2, 3: Band 2. 3. uEln 4- H 1, 2. AINIE D. M ' A AKI .,.4 ..,,..,...............,., . . .. .. ..., 'Scatterbram' G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: 4-H 1, 2, 3 QExecutive Council 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 31: Class Report- er 2: Student Librarian 2, 3: Spotlight 2, 3: Lincnln Lng 3. HAROLD C. MOSTROMH .,..., ..,.. , ..,,.,,............ ....,.. ' ' Swedew State F.F.A. Band 1: Band 1, 2, 3 CProperty Manager 21: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: School Police 1, 2. 3? 4-H 1, 2, 3 fExecutive Council 21: Class Vice- President 2. 3. DEAN E. OLSON ,... ..,.. . ....,..,...,.... .4.. ,...,..... ' ' P 0W9I'l lOLlSC', 4-H 1, 2: School Police 1, 2, 3. MILDRED A. NELSON ,..... ,,..... ..... ..,,, ..,,....... ' ' M i mme Declamatlon 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: 4-H 1, 2, 3 CEX- ecutive Council 2, 3 Secretary 3, One-Act Play 31: Spotlight 2, 3: Phantom Bells 3: Lincoln Log 3. SHIRLEY Y. POLO ..,,.,. .,..,.. ..,..., . . ...,.,..,,. Uchatterboxw 4-H 1, 2 QOne-Act Play 11: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Student Librarian 3: Bus Patrnl 3: Spotlight 3: Phantom Bells 3. JOHN C. JOHNSON ..,.. ., ,..,..,..,,.,,..,,,... ...,..,,... .. Jussi', F.F.A. 1. 2, 3: Dairy Judging Team 2: 4-H 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Phantom Bells 3. PHYLLIS J. OLSON . ,,... .,......,.. ..., .,,..,.., . ,...., . ' ' Tony 4-H 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3. HELEN B. PETERS ,. Pere G.A.A. 3. WILLIAM G. WAINIO ,.., .. ,..,..,...... ,..... ..... . . . ....,,.,,.,. Bill'i 4-H 1. 2 fOne-Act Play 25: State F.F.A. Band 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3 fProperty Manager 23: F.A.A. 1. 2, 3 qReporter 2, Vice-President 31: Class President 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Meat Judging Team 2: Spotlight 2, 3 CEditor-in-chief 35: Bus Patrol 3 lPresident 33: Phantom Bells 3: Lincoln Log 3. STELLA S. JOKI. ..., ...... ' 'Steln 4-H 2. SOP HOMOR ES FIRST ROW: Alice Klemo, Evelyn Randa, Adeline Tan, Mary Sampson, Allen Sota, Burton Lehto, Joyce Junt- unen, Bernice Hill, Marian Bergstedt, Irene Liupakka: SECOND ROW: Viljo Ware, Calvin Reponen, Roy Wil. janen, Hulda Tan, Velma Maki, Gladys Juntti, Dorothy Luokkala, Alice Sunnarborg, Anthony Francisco, Har- vey Holm, Walter Johsong THIRD ROW: Floyd Huima, Bruce Otto, Roy Juntunen, Emmeline Baisley, Martha Koivisto, Elsie Jaska, Edna Koski, Elton Lassila, Roy Maunu: FOURTH ROW: Mildred Mallinen, Ruby Albertson, Mavis Korby, Eva Raisanen, Margaret Karjala, Ruth Kinnunen, Astrid Kesti, Helen Johnson, Helen Knuti, Alice Sampson. Not in picture: Dorine Mattinen, Harold Juutilainen. FRESHMEN and - A l FIRST ROW: Eugene Johnson, lrene Knuti, Nina Mae Johnson, Shirley Fredrickson, Edna Sunnarborg, Lucille Gronquist Mable Bergstedt, Clarence Kauppi, Elroy Peterson: SECOND ROW: Harland Juntunen, Gloria Rich- ardson, Bernice Nlaunu, Fern Mattson, lone Mallory, Sylvia Joki, Helen Johnson, Morris Kinghorn, Dale Hend- rickson Howard Hemrnilag THIRD ROW: Leslie Langila, Edward Koskl, Howard Juntunen, Irene Ukura, Es- ther Sierrcos, Ainu Hietala, Betty Esko, Kenneth Larson, Kenneth Erickson. Not in picture, Helen Juutilainen, Dorothy Raisanen. fourteen Eighth Gracie - 1 , QPU.. - ,. . FIRST ROW: Harvey Karjala, Arnold Maki, Roy Koivis'o. Elsa Juntunen Rosalie Hennum, Ruth Kesti, Robert Liupakka. Paul Johnson, Clifford Myllymaa: SECOND ROW: Betty Hultberg, Dora Anderson, Amelia Sunnar- borg, Roy Riback, Richard Jacobson, Sulo Langila. Donafd Wuori., Ruby Randa. Miss Clarice Moen: THIRD ROW Robert Juntunen, Clifford Laakso, Verna Mattson, Lo'raine Stonelake. Marjorie Hallback, Helen Kinnunen, Marvin l-Iimango. Clarence Anderson, Richard Johnson. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Niemi, Rudolph Poukka, Leonard Kesty. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Leonard Jaska, LeRoy Hagman, Betty Thoen, Shirley Hagman, Dorothy Ropponen, Violet Eckman, Marjorie Luokkala, Richard Pellerin, Raymond Liupakk a, Billy Bergstedtg SECOND ROW: Sylvia Niemi. Joyce Poutinen, Donald Poutinen, Bernice Koski, Melvin Juntti, Helen Himango, Leonard Peters, Gerald Johnson, Nor- man Hongisito, Lloyd Sunnarborg, Miss Leila Meldahlg THIRD ROW: Lily Joki, Lorraine Klemo, Betty Crom, Helen Holm, Aivi Hietala, Raymond Torrna, Edward Davidson, Walter Luokkala. Chester Mattinen, Nester Tan, Wallace Juntuneng FOURTH ROW: Ruth Mattson, Edna Savo, Fred Bohren, Norman Johnson, Onni Makela, Clifford Olson. NOT IN PICTURE: Kenneth Osvold. fifteen 77571 ras' 111 7J'fWzF' .5011-Q17 7y101fme1ff1?J 5m 0012? 4 4,685 WW, Awfhsa Wana Zf1?1V1m N, O . ig' QV-si-Ygtwiggif 73 ,47Z4zC75 1qctl'vz'tl'e1 Basketball : 1 i '1 .Q V F G' ' ,..,. X A 1 Ail 3 It ff ' 'A or wr . N A i 7 f 5 1 2 . V ' X Qi .3 E Q , B x 3 G' 5 s C ws Xhf Capt. Eddie Koivisto Forrest Larson Wm. Wainio Center Center Forward HEI . Lf' 53 1 .5 ik Z ' G i ,., W .Q Szhv S fs J Q QQ GZ, ' L gs d. Y , X M 5 ' V 1. , Kenny Hallback Les Seikkula Guard Guard 1, f K ,j LES KNUTI f V -fl Coach if 1 X x x 5 K x c .iv ' EZ! L -- ' . AL ' Qulv - , fjr f Q- ii 5345 Q ,S ay -' y is H 2 Qi 2 fl 5 1 . M h E af V ,I i I x Oswald Koivisto Clifford Johnson Eddie Bergstedt John Johnson Guard Forward Forward Guard B Squad tri. 1 Standing left to right: Floyd Huima, Viljo Ware, Roy Maunu, Howard Hemmila, Elton Lassila, Kenneth Erickson. Seated: Harland Juntunen, Burton Lehto and Howard Juntunen. Basketball The team passed through a successful season losing only three games in conference compe- tition. The Tommies along with Carlton represented the sub-district at the district tournament in Duluth. The team was unfortunate in drawing the tournament champs, Two Harbors, and it was defeated in the first game. Captain Edwin Koivisto, high-scoring senior center, was one of the finest offensive players Esko has had. ' Forrest Larson, senior forward, used his height to considerable advantage under the bank- boards. Kenneth Hallback, our star guard, was kept out by injuries most of the season. Oswald Koivisto and Edwin Bergstedt, two diminutive senior forwards, were a constant threat to the opponent. Leslie Seikkula, junior guard and three-year letterman, received the free-throw trophy for the second consecutive year. John Johnson, small but shifty guard, was a constant scorer all season. Bill Wainio, a three-year letterman, was out with a knee injury during the first semester. Clifford Johnson, junior forward, although handi- K capped by size, made up for this by continually out fak- ing larger opponents. Elton Lassila, playing his first season with the Tommies, was a consistent scorer. Last but not least there's Coach L. Knuti and Stu- ,MH dent Manager Bill Baisley. The boys enjoyed playing i under Mr. Knuti and they also appreciate the care the manager took in handling their equipment. The Bees copped the conference BH team title for the third successive season. nineteen -...-........--......,..,. ....,,...,..-,.,.7,.... .,,. ..... . ,.,-,,,, ,M -U-A 1 Girls' Athletic Association FIRST ROW: Esther Johnson, Marian Bergstedt, Martha Koivisto, Mary Sampson, Alice Klemo, Evelyn Randa, Bernice Hill, Edna Koski, Joyce' Juntunen, Mary Franciscog SECOND ROW: Mardell Comfort, Mildred Nelson, Adeline Tan, Margaret Karjala, Hulda Tan, Velma Maki, Gladys Juntti, Dorothy Luokkala, Alice Sunnarborg, Martha Juntunen, Irene Liupakka, Shirley Polo, Miss Catharine Harney, adviser: THIRD ROW: Verna Juntti, Ainie Maki, Ruth Kinnunen, Astrid Kesti, Emmeline Baisley, Elsie Jaska, Alice Sampson. Lillian Luokkala, Esther Erkkila, Frances Dyer, Shirley Johnson, Luella Juntunen, FOURTH ROW: Helen Peters, Verna Tan, Mil- dred Mallinen, Ruby Albertson, Mavis Korby, Helen Johnson, Helen Knuti, Mabel Esko, Genelle Huffman, Eva Raisanen, Phyllis Olson. Florence Korby. The Girls' Athletic Association, the only all girl club in our high school, was orginized fif- teen years ago, and its membership has been increasing rapidly. This year the membership is fifty. Any girl in the senior high school may join provided she earns twenty-five points by De- cember. In order to receive a G.A.A. emblem she must earn five hundred points. To receive a pin, which is awarded to her in the senior year, she must earn one thousand points. The G.A.A. participates in many activities. These include baseball, basketball, volleyball, tennis, hiking, skating and almost every outdoor sport. A G.A.A. conference is held every year and delegates from every club in the Arrowhead region are invited to attend. This is a big day for those who are privileged to attend. A variety of entertainment is available, and the girls of the different clubs get acquainted. Last year the conference was held at Cloquet, this year Coleraine is acting as hostess. The G.A.A. Variety Show has always been one of the outstanding events of the year. This year the program included both local and outside talent. This being leap year, the girls popped the question and invited the boys to a Leap Year Party which was held in the high school gym. Bunco and other games were enjoyed by those attending. Q Under the guidance of Miss Harney, our G.A.A. has proved to be a success. The officers are: President, Mary Francisco, Vice-President, Florence Korbyg Secretary, Genelle l-luffmang Treasurer, Mabel Esko. - twenty Jhefaaz Sfmfvs W-P21 f7X f7' PA'fffof1r7:5f11,5?ar'5fZ14ffAf Sm-'Aff fkow 1941 W5 Zzfafmff? 5PQ7UW -J 5507! 7-vQ1fmxm,4fr 7zf Future Farmers ol America FIRST ROW: left to right, Howard Juntunen, Roy Maunu, Allan Sota, Anthony Francisco, Burton Lehto, Viljo Ware, Harry Kauppi, Elroy Petersong.. SECOND ROW: A. L. Winterquist, Supt., Gordon Peterson, Lauren Hi- ukka, Harold Mostrom, William Waino, Elton Lassila, Howard Hemmila, S. R. Fisher, adviser: THIRD ROW: Eugene Johnson, Edward Koski, Clarence Kauppi, Edward Maki, Kenneth Hallback, Walter Johnson, Clifford Johnsong .FOURTH ROW: Leslie Langila, Leslie Seikkula, Martin Mallinen, Harvey Holm, Forrest Larson, Matt Kesti, Calvin Repcnen, John Johnson. All of the various phases of Future Farmer work have been carried on- by the Thomson chapter. Each student carried a complete farm practice program. Experimental trial plots were con- ducted, and grain and potato seed were treated. The members of the Thomson chapter participated in the District Seven and state judging contests, the Livestock Marketing School at St. Paul, public speaking contest, chapter conducting contest, Parents' and Sons' banquet, the District Seven banquet at Eveleth, and published the District Seven News Letter. Three members-William Wainio, Edward Maki, Lauren Hiukka played in the state F.F.A. band. Clifford Johnson won first place from Carlton County in the Duluth Chamber of Com- merce F.F.A. farm practice contest. The Minnesota state farmer degree was awarded to Charles Lehto. As this goes to press, Edward Maki, Clifford Johnson and Lauren Hiukka have made ap- plication for State Farmer degrees. if Mr. Seth Fisher is the adviser. The officers for 1939-1940 are: President, Edward Maki, Vice-President, William Wfainiog Secretary, Kenneth Hallbackg Treasurer, Leslie Seikkulag Re- porter, Forrest Larson. twenty'-two Future Farmer Basketball 1939-40 was a husy season for the F.F.A. basketball team, which was managed by Lauri Kortesmalci and coached by Les Knuti. In February they sponsored the District Eight F. F. A. tournament at Eslco. In the State F.F.A. tournament held at Minneapolis, they reached the quar- ter finals. The team played six games for Finnish Benefit. The outstanding game was that played against the Mur- phy Finance Team at the Duluth Armory on All Sports Night. l twenty-three sw XYZ ebb' 14 '54 MWF ffifefwffwfffff 5610 Jinx. Senior 4-H CLUB FIRST ROW: Stanley Anderson, Bill Baisley, John Baisley, Harold Mostrom, Edward Maki, Roy Wiljanen, John Johnson, Burton Lehto, HSECOND ROW: S. R. Fisher, advlser, Ainie Maki, Lauren Hiukka, Helen M. Johnson, Nina Johnson, Esther Johnson, Clifford Johnson, Miss Irene Johnson, adviserg THIRD ROW: Mary Sampson, Helen S. Johnson, Hulda Tan, Mildred Nelson, Ruth Kinnunen, Astrid Kesti, Alice Sampson, Velma Maki, Em- meline Baisley: FOURTH ROW: Genelle Huffman, Eva Raisanen, Bernice Maunu, Mavis Korby, Harvey Holm, Roy Maunu, Viljo Ware. The 4-H's on our emblem, the clover leaf, stand for Head, Heart, Hand and Health. HEAD -- for .clearer thinking. HEART - for greater loyalty. HAND - for larger service. HEALTH - for better living. With a combined membership of one hundred ten, the junior and senior 4-H Clubs have taken an active part in school and community life. Ar Christmas the club distributed baskets to the needy, in February it sponsored an annual basket and bunco social, and in April presented :1 variety program. The organization also entered the 4-H play contest which was held at Cromwell. In the preceding year several members attended the State Fair and brought honors to the club. Edward Maki, Clifford Johnson and John Johnson attended as a judging team, while Hulda: Tan, Helmi Kivisto and Alice Sampson represented the sewing club with a demonstration. Helen Tan entered the cake baking contest. Ar the Activities Banquet senior members with the required number of points will be pre- sented emblems for their achievements. The officers of the senior club are: president, Ainie Maki, vice-president, Hulda Tang sec- retary, Mildred Nelson, treasurer, Genelle Huffmang and reporter, Velmi Maki. The executive council consists of the senior officers, general chairmen of the committees, junior leaders, a representative of the junior club and the adult leaders. The adult leaders are: Miss Johnson, Miss Haisky and Mr. Fisher. twenty-five ........,.- -....-...........,,. ,,,. .,...,......-.-,,.. -,....... -.. .. , U M , ,Mmm . Glee Club FIRST ROW: Betty Esko, Eva Raisanen, Marian Bergstedt, Edna Koski, Bernice Hill, Emmeline Baisley, Lucille Gronquist, Mable Bergstedt, Joyce Juntuneng SECOND ROW: Isaac Esko, director, Bernice Maunu, Gloria Rich- ardson, Velma Maki, Luella Juntunen, Alice Sunnarborg, lrene Ukura, lone Mallory, Fern Mattson, Nina Mae Johnson: THIRD ROW: Mildred Mallinen, Mavis Korby, Dorothy Luokkala, Gladys Juntti, Lillian Luokkala, Hel- en Knuti, Alice Sampson, Frances Dyer, Shirley Johnson, Florence Korby. The Thomson High School Glee Club was organized four years ago under the direction of Mr. Isaac Eslco. The club now consists of thirty-three members who sing mostly four part music. Ten girls of the organization form the Chamber Music Group. The Glee Club is one of the busiest organizations in our school. In the year of 1938-39, they sang at an Easter program at the Finnish Lutheran Church in Duluth, the Contest Festival in Proctor, Christmas program at the Washington School, band and glee club concert, and the baccalaureate and commencement exercises. iDuring the present year, 1939-40, the organization made a radio broadcast over station WEBC, Duluth, sang at P.T.-A Christmas program, and Finnish relief program at the Midway Church. The Chamber Music group also sang at many of the above mentioned places and also for the Finnish relief program at the Hillside School. The officers of the organization are: President, Florence Korbyg Secretary-treasurer, Fran- ces Dyer, and Librarian, Luella Juntunen. twenty-six 4 Y..-,.,4..c..., ... -- Band r BAND MEMBERSHIP CORNETS: Florence Korby, Bernice Maunu, Lauren Hiukka, Gloria Richardson, Bertha Ropponen, Hulda Tan, Helen Johnson: UHORNS: Betty Esko, Gladys Juntti, Emmeline Baisley: SAXOPHONES: Elsie Gustafson, Shir- ly Johnson, Mavis Burkett, Phyllis Olson, Ferne Mattson, Marjory Hallbackg HCLARINETS: Verna Tan, Edna Koskl, Allan Juntunen, Adeline Tan, Mabel Esko, Frances Dyer, Martha Juntunen, Mary Sampson, Sylvia Nlemi, Ruth Mattson: HBARITONES: Gordon Peterson, John Baisley, Dale Hendrickson, TROMBONES: William Wainio, Harold Mostrum, Kenneth Erickson, Harland Juntunengt BASSES: Edwin Kolvisto, Kenneth Erickson, Martin Mallineng UDRUMS: Edward Maki, Genelle Huffman, Bruce Otto, Kenneth Comfort, Velma Maki. The senior band, with an average membership of forty, maintains a balanced instrumenta- tion by means of the junior band. As soon as a junior band member has demonstrated aptitude for instrumental music and received a good foundation on his instrument, he is promoted to the senior band. The senior band offers its members a unique opportunity to develop their talent through free instruction and free use of school owned instruments. A point system provides the basis for earning a band letter. This letter, which bears a stripe for each year the required number of points has been earned, is presented in the senior year. Prepartion for and participation in the State Contest for Class C Concert Bands provides excellent training and experience as well as stimulus for hard work. A very favorable demonstra- tion was made by the band at the District Contest held at Proctor in 1939. The band always supplies much pep and entertainment at the home basketball games and at the tournament. A few of the other engagements filled by the band during the past two years were: Carlton and Thomson Fairs, Farmers' Club Banquet and the Annual Band-Glee Club Spring Concert at the Lincoln School. The band is directed by Mr. Rudolph Hauge. Allan Juntunen is presidentg Francis Dyer, vice-presidentg Mabel Esko, secretary-treasurerg Verna Tan, librariang and John Baisley, prop- erty manager. !W9I1!Y-SEVCII X .....-.......-,..,........-..-..t .. - ,. V Ciass Plays SENIORS Mountain Mumps SEATED: Esther Erkkila, Edwin Bergstedt, Miss Stella Pederson, William Baisley, Mary Francisco, Lauren Hiukkag STANDING: Lillian Luokkala, Mabel Esko, Edwin Koivisto, Edward Maki, Kenneth Hallback, Florence Korby, Genelle Huffman. JUNIORS Phantom Beiis SEATED: Shirley Faye Johnson, Mildred Nelson, Miss Stella Pederson, Frances Dyer, Shirley Polo: STANDING: Clifford Johnson, John Baisley, William Wainio, John Johnson, Harry Kauppi. twemy-eight Spotlight I A STAFF OF THE SPOTLIGHT SEATED: Lauren Hiukka, senior reporter: Fred Hendrickson, managing editor: Shirley Faye Johnson, music: Mary Francisco, humor: William Wainio, editor-in-chief: Harry Kauppi, junior reporter: STANDING: Forrest Larson, F.F.A.: Frances Dyer, G.A.A.: Elton Lassila, sports: Anthony Francisco, F.F.A.: Velma Maki, 4-H: Vil- jo Ware, sports. The Spotlight goes to press Typing copy twenty-nine ........,.....,.............. ... .....-...,...u,,....,..... ,,. ,., H, ,,,,, ., W . ' 'DN V W W SAFETY WORKERS BUS PATROL MEMRRIVF P9 1.105 WFpR07FP7 611615 342263 Wow ' Ufffrffc Up h Y 72,0 Swaps: aadwffwnf Home Economics A salad gets under way Biscuits are baked What a feast! This is no fun Garments by girls A first fitting thirty-two Sciences Q urns. ,'....if'a'N XQMN inte? by Eddie takes up science Life through a microscope I All set for a lesson in optics Three boys with a tough problem Studying thermometry Pictures in the making thirty-three lnclustrial Training The finishing touches Craftsmanship in wood Oxy-acetylene welding Old autos macle new The plans are drafted Nlachines supplement handworlc thirty-four Agriculture s X- 'ir X 4 Fine specimens Testing for butterfat The subject of an experiment Hold still, Bossy lllt ,.. la Ag boys treat seed grain A chicken for every pot thirty-five s if SECRETARIES H l J L Ruth Johnson BUS DRIVERS Charlie Hugo A , JANITORS Abel thirty-six Library STIJDENT LIBRARIANS--Ainie, Qillian, Verna, Verna, and Shirley Velma issues books Maybe this is it g ww 5:fzf0fAf7'5fV 49, 'Wax-, In Zq, v : i : . ki 4 2, ,.,. .: ,:.i,:. X 1 l W fx... , . ,Q Ma -fY?'wff'x2?L'i25 4,23 .z?i2aez UPFQLL N Pane ?2.s-ff , mi-'NNN-X NN NWN patron: ' aye The students of Thomson Township High School appreciate the fact that the following friends of the school purchased copies of the Lincoln Log . ESKO Arrowhead Cooperative Creamery H. Mattinen Barber Shop Cooperative Store No. 3 juntti Brothers Hank's Cafe Maunu Brothers Q CARLTON Lee Lumber Company O. F. Walters Cloquet Cooperative Society fCloquet, Esko, Mahtowal Johnson Brothers Starloff Cafe Arneson's Shoe Store Dr. Tomhave Mr. L. A. Freeman Thompson Electric Company Dr. M. K. Whitemore Kaner's Clothing Store Moll Drug Store Hotel Solem First Natiional Bank ..., .,.i,: 57 .- , ,-u,.... DULUTH Power's Studio R. D. Handy Onsgarcl Printing Company ELDE'S CORNER Grandview Golf Links Pine Hill Dairy fMatt Elde, prop.j CLOQUET Dr. R. H. Puumala Dr. Marie K. Bepko J. C. 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