Lincoln High School - Prowler Yearbook (Thief River Falls, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1930 volume:

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'l'hii:1 Rivoi' Falls, Minnvsotn IQCGII 1-f Uirlx, ,'l.YflAXfllIlf l'1'im'if1ul und .1IUf,lC'llltlfil'.Y B. A. l'nivo.':'i.y of Miiim-sotzi, 10045 Mnthonmtics Instructor, Lincoln High Svhool 1020-19127: Donn of Girls, Assistant f'rinf'i- 1::ll 1926- Nlmuox PISIRSUX B. S. Austin, Minnvsotn, lull-l'.Vl.l'1l, lid. and lfinlogy I-Z. S. l'niv1-rsity ol' Minnvsotw 1929: Girls Physiczxl ldmlucation instructov, Lincoln l-lli.:'h School 1929- 1I 10 I.. 754 ' .. 74 . ,-aj A, 3- 75 7 , H5 ' 4' A ' A .' .4141 4.3- -1- as , ' 5' 1 ' ln f 7 -,,-, ,Y - - , gr 1 , zz ' f 104 410' 1 ,LV I 1 'P 1,1 h t V .4 4 . I Grammars l., Huw F Swlaxsux XTALIEORG .X.XSti.X.Xllll J ' B. 5. B. A. B, .X. '- ,Spol-mln-. NY:islxim.:'ttm u, Minnt-satan Minm-alpulis lfnlfllish lI', .S'm'iul 'St'iMlcc EHUH-il' 1. l1V4IIlI0fl'L'-Y I l -- . 1 I , 'MHHH and Um IU A. Gustavus Adolphus Iii,-5X. f'llIH'lll'tllIl Uollvg'-'. lv v . . 1 A.--i- Collage, 19263 S ll ni in 0 r I-Lu: Post gmlllllllfl' 'N: - I-illttilulhmgpli31:mlk.:ll11ltl lug- Svhool MacI'lmil School lllSlI'llCl0l' ill WY!!-TliSll1l X , f. 4. 9 vlmnltizul Arts 1n:9gDirt-c- of Music' thrvv yea rs. 1ll'1H112liif'S. ltim'f1I11 His: 1-K uw tn' .mlm-nit-S, mnglish HQWO Svlpool of Ivltxsu-. bvlwvl 1920? 1 1 -J IY :ind Sm-iul St-it-tivo In- MIIWWIDUIIS- WIC' fum' ' ' ' l wtrum-tm' I.invnln H i gr h mor: lnstructur in thom- Qpmml 1935, , istry, Physics, Lincoln wb- 4 ' ' ' High Svlmul 19283 X . 4 ' -f 1 K , . ' f-' f K ' A. 4 ,J -H. Q 4-I I , X ' Bl..XNl'lll'I U. G1emiNl..xNn 4 l.Yl.l'I R. l..xNNlNt: Gl..xm's M, nl..XllC '- ll. S. H. S. R. N. 41 H , llinfoi-ll, North lmlmtu lllgrzm, South lmliotfl 1'nlt-mim-, Minnvsuul Q, . ' ' N .l75lln'll1tlIi4'.v and Ltlfllll lffmM'f'z'f'l'1l,1!, SL'fl'llc'L' .Sfllmrl .Yruzvr ' I A IL S. l'nivvrsily of North South Dakota Stzitv Pnl- St. Lukus Hospital 'l'r:' - . ' .Z ll:llwt:1, 1927: Instructor lvgv, ISBN: liistlwwtm' in ing School. St. Paul. of l.:1 t i ii :intl Mzntlw- Ilouklu-vpingt :incl Hein-ns'm-, Minnvsutu, lliplumu 1920! 1 ,1 of lmutlcs. l.1 n 1- u l n lligh llinculn lligh S Q h 0 u l , Gr:ulu:ntv Work, l'nix'vrs- - , Svluml l!I2T-- 1929-S ity of Blinm-sntu, 19263 , ' - -T-'if' School Nursv, Thi:-t' Riu-r , ,- 4 Falls. Publis' S t- h n 0 l s. f , , 19:19 , 1 . TT - : . Sk : hx -. HQ 1. . , . X xx J 'C I ' X 4 .I f- Us ' ,X AA AK l .- f ,-'fiil-- W K. f L, .M fx - . N 1 fl .X -J A-,K lf'-HA' K.--'I 5 5' i -' .,l.Z' ' , I X ,V ,gi 5 .5 - , - -, , 1, .1 4- ' sl 4, . If -A , r V fr. V, 1 K ,Q rg. I X 1 i A A' A! ll! .Lf 'V ., cf 4 .h ,, ' f ' x x . f 1 ' . , 1, , X -.. . 4 ' 1. I WW fb.-1.9 V 16 1 Ifffrv-AJ . I 74. '24 ,V 'EL' RSIINNZI-I C. Kiuwxailiia Atkinson. Nm-ln-zmlczi f'm1111lvf'ri11l l's-ru '1'l'lll'lIf'I'S' Colla-g'v. 151211: Nm-blwislm Svhool ol' Illnrinvss :ind 1'ommc-rcziul 'l'1'ili'l11'I'S' Colll-gr. 111231 l'nix's-rruity of l'oIor:ulo, 111211: l'nivm--'sity of Min- ru-izotzi, 1927: t'omnu-rc-i:iI Instructor I.im'oln High Svliool H1211- .-'X. C. XI.x'l'u1csox Il. .X.. M. .-X. 'l'lll4-I' Ilivm-r Falls. Minn. l.a11g11agv.v 11. A. linivorsity ui' Min- nvsotn, 1511113 M. A. l'n- it'4-rsity o f IVlin1l1'sol:l. 11111: Instruvtor in Lun- g'll1lg1'S, Ili n 1- o I n High School, 151211 MINNII-I S. 1-1-:Ax'1'rT B, A. Thic-f Rivvr Falls, Minn. Fuylislz and l.iI11'a1'irr11 Tl. S. I'niv4-rsity of Min- nusotu, 11113: flrniluzitr' Work. I'niv1-rsity of Min- nvsotn, 19282 Li b r :I r 5' School, Fort Pollins, Col- oruclo ISIQN: ldngrlish In- structor :ind Librzirizin. Lincoln High S c- h o ol TSMUS' fTi..x1ei:N1'ia XY. Pom-t 'l'hi--I' Riw-r Falls, Minn. IIIdIl.ffl'liII l'nix'orsIty of Minnc-sotn :ind Dunwooniy Instituto: Imlustrizil 'I'r:iininf: In- structor Linvolr. Il i 1: h Svliool, 19151- :Xxniu-zw V. Ciklxu-:Y B, .-X. Portlunci, North Dakota ll ixfory Mnyvillv Stain- 'I'o:iclu-rs' volls-gm-, 11125: l'nIv4-rsity nt' North Dakota, 1929: In- structor of History, Lin- voln High 1929- 'll'I.II'S XV. Oriiifmr B. .-X. Thor, Iowa liuylixli ana' Dclmh' ll. A. Lutlwr Uollm-pro. 1925: IIIITIIIIIJIU' NVork. l'nix'e-rsity of Minnvsolu 191311-151233 IC n 1: I I s h ln- strurztm- :md D Q b :1 t v Four-11, I, i n 0 o I n High School, 15125- Cfdw-1. YQ. I -l121- ' 4-.AJ-6 -J- Qf ff ' dana f' . Aar- ALICE STM-l.r:Tox R,u:Nlx Smxnfiasox S.x1z.x A. Snzxsox B N 3 ' Riu-r Falls, N1'isc'onsin llvad Tvurlwr Truiziiny Dvf'artn1vut Shih' Normal, R i V 1- r Falls, VVisconsin: Graul- llzito VVork, V. of 1'Vis- vonsin 1 G rzuluatv 1Vork 1' n I u ni b i an 1'nivvv'sity: l1v'm11mtv 1Vork. l'. of Minn:-sotu: Ass't. Tvuvlu-1' 'Pr si l n i n II Dopartlm-nt, Lincoln High School 1921- 19233 Hemi of Touclwr 'I' r :1 i n i n 1: ,D1-pzirtinm-nt 1923- XYINIFRICII Wifxmc1.l-:le 'l'hl1-f liivvr Falls, Mimi. .S4't'l'1'fUI'j' in .S'1rf'vl'inIv11r1r'11 f Lim-oln High School. 19233 St'L'l'1'l2ll'5' to Supvrintoml- 1-nt, Lincoln High Svhool, 1925- Moorln-zul. Minm-sotn lfnylixlz lllld1,L't'lllllI!lfiUlI P. b. 11:ll'5'. lvlinm-sotu llorm' l:'vu1wl11ir.v ll. A. l'0l1l'lll'1,ll2l, 1111141 IE, S. t'onL'or4li:1 1'oIh-1:1-, l1l'Illlll2ltl' 1Vork, l'niv1-rs- 155253 fllfilillllllt' 1V o r li , ily of North llnkotsi: Iowa l'iiiw- sity 111213: ln- lflmrlisli Instructor, Lin' stron-tor Homo Illr-nnomics coin Hixrh School, 1!l2li---- :mil IC n nl i s h . l,im'oIn High School, 1027- lloN,xl.n l'llAl.MI'IRS Nm,r.i1-: Mo: Rom' li. S. B. S. Mzulison, Minnvsoiu l'lly.rira1 lid, and lliulfayy 11. S. 1'nivl-rsily of Min- nesota, 1912515 Instructor in l'hysic-:il Iiflucution :mul Biology, llirwoln H i g' h Svhool, 19211- Oznkvs, North llaikotu llnrm' lfurrlfzzlfirs um! ffvllrrul .S'vir'm'r IZ. S. l :irf,:o Stull- 'l'v:u'I1- 1-rs Polls-f.:1-, 111241: Instruct- ' in llnnu- l':L'0H0l11lCS mil th-nl-rail Soil-neo. Lin- :-oln High School, 15129- K-I I3 I- I N' x Q' X Q J ' I Q - , ' Q , ' S ' . U' L , ' . jr 1 . - -b - X J , A 5 v Q .. F 1 F Q . , .I A' 'M r ,S ' fl I , 5 -S JE NJlE,'N+O Juris-i . H s A '.'. K if I ' 1 fy JA I , ' . X E ' . 4:3 , 7 - Y x Q .1 - - ,- if ' I-r s N 5 Midi? M ,ff fo ffw ,ff M W dfywfjgjjwgfff LM QM ,rwv ,4f,.Q3VN Mba. WL. Am-Q' My WN, wfmwwbjgm If l16l YY ITU vlvl,-xx .MXSICIZY Gl':Nr:u.fu. llit l'lll llasvball Til. Sim lmx II1 I'l'l' Iwvu hmmm In t'f'llJf' .YlllHl'lljl, lllili N lfli .X N l JICRSUN lillzxrtlml. ll'v1'v .Vl'll'll4'!' fltlltlfll, Ili lu' ll lllillinuuirr. Sl1iNl'. .-XXL!-.l.l. Gr:Nr:R.xl, Glu- Uluh '29-Till, Ulu-l'1-tta 'SSL .-I -:mumu gfund,'h'1'fl1nl1l pr'rtv11.vr. Iilcxsml will: flllllll rm.w11 and ,wllvr .vrz1sv. Mll.l.lCEN'l' ARNULIJ lll':Nr:1c.xl, Girls' llaskm-I llall '27, '25, '29, 'illlg Yol- lvy Rall '27, '25, '29: Hllrll Svhool I'rog're-ss '2N: .llmior Ulass Play '2ll: Ilit l'in Ilasvhall, 'EN-'2!P: Plass I'lay, '30, lf allllrlirx -zvvn' ll fnrlzmv, .llillivvnl I 'zvuuld IH' u .vrwuul lxnrkvfvllv:'. ANNN .'XL'S'l'.XlJ firixlfzlml. lIirl's Haska-tball YN: Vollvyhall '2N. O1l1vl'.r may di,vp1zIc1liun.v ulukv. as fill' me I kvvf my mur1.vz'l. l2l..XlBYS BOXYERS SVIICNTIFIC Girls' Basketball '28, 29: Vollvyball YT. '2Ng l l'Of.2'l'1'HS 'ZNL l'I'0Wl1'l' Photo lielitm' 'illlg Junior Class Play '21l: National Honor Sm-lm-ty '30: lllhrary Assistant 'Img Honor Studs-nt '2l0. .8'Ill' kll4f'iK'5 lim' ui'iulvrs. GLENN BRUKKE fll-INICRAI. lloys' Ra:-wks-tball '27, '25, '2!l: l'rog:rn-ss 'flllj Football 'fllli llaskvlhall '302 Owlu-stv':u '2T. TN. '2!l. 'filll Athlu-tlr' Editor- Prowlm-r: Junior Class Play '30, National Honor Soriq-ly 'Cillg llonor Sllnlvnt '30, .l lwuri fm' .vlllfliav and ulviiily fur alll' l4'lf1'.f. RUl.l,.'XXlJ l3RUO'l'lfX Sul-:N'rllflm' Hoya' film- Uluh 'flllz High Sr-luml Rand '29, 'llllz l'rowla-1' .Xssi::lal1l I?ll::lm-pa, Manage-r: fJlJl'l'l,'lt5l '29. l funn! fl ll1lllXt'llA'l' if :ml 41 4'l'iul4'. Tn hang urmmd tl 'zvnznuu all Ihr limit ,lUSlfIll'l ISUNIJY fxl-1Nlill.Xl. .-I nalnral Illlfll l1i.vlffr1'u:1. .XKILX BYRON in-:Nl-ilul. Girls' film- Uluh '29, 259: lliglx Svlmul Nfl 1' Mlxa-ll Quurtvt '29g Girls' 'l'riu '29, 'Jill 0lwl'1'tt:i '29Z Soprano Soloist '29, m'fn',v rm 'mug nxvfm-cz tu lllllkl' luv' .Tl-lljl. l l'YIL'l'I LYXRLSUN t'1..xssu',x. I l'I'lH.Yl'1'SS Stull' '2S, '29, 'ZNIQ l'll'llflll'-lll- l'lliq-f 'I693 Girls' Glu- Ulllh '2S, '29g .Krtivilh-s Mxlitul' of Pruwln-r '2i9: Nu- ilonul llunol' Sm-iq-ty 'illlg Opvrvlizl '29: Honor Studi-nt, Yah-ilic-tm'i:1n, N, l l' X' '9 mtl H --x H'l1l'l1' luv' mlf1full1'n11.v .vlvlfl ,vllr .'0if'l'1f fflftllljlll Ihr' llfjflllh .Xl,X'lN ClIRlS'l'Olfl liRSUN Hur N C.:-:N ICRAI. -rgu-:mf-anI-Arms 'fltlg Int:-rvlzlss Hus- lu-thull '28, '29, 240: Hli,:'lx Sclmol llzlnwl Ji, 25, 29, -NlI51'llllll'l'lilL' -ill. ,vlur l,l'UTk',l'l' .Yflll'.VlIltlll, RlC'll.XRll Il,'Xlll.OXY G1-:N 1-:lc Al, l'l ls 'l'lu' :ns Prvslmlvnl '2N. '29, 'JHI3 Varsity F4mtb:ull '2N, '29, 'fllll N-'nrsily lluskvt- I-ull JN. 39. -WI Football iillllillll -Nl: ltzuskvlhnll Uillblillll Till: Curtuin Huis- , i vr fur .lunlor Class llny 'L93 National .Xtlvlvtlc Sclmlursliip Sucivty '29. idvul .ff nm' f'lux,v. NUSINIC ll,fXlll.liN Srl:-:N'rllfu' llouur Stud:-nt: llit I'in linsvlmll '29: llrum Corps '29, 'Silk Vim' I'rm-sinh-nt nl' 4-lass '2T: Sn-011-l:ll'y of Class 'Silly Hlrls llnskm'tbull '27, '28, '29, 'lllli X'oll03'b:ull '27, '2N, '29, '39, Nzitinnzll llnnm' Soc-ia-ty '30, Clan any wind bln-rv rnuyli ujmu u lvluuuzrr .VU fair und h'nd1'r. ' Il.XZlCl. ILXVIIJSUN G1eNliR.xi. lllt Pin Busi-bull '2N. '293 Girls' lluskvt- bull '27, '28, '29, 'illlg l2FlSk1'tb2lll l':lpt:nin '29: Yullvybull''29:.llil'ls' him- Klub ls, 29: llll't2llll ll1llNi'I' ut .lunlnr Class Play '293 lyibrury us- slstunl Till: Girls' 'Prim '29Z 0l!Q'l'1'tl3l '29: Music l'0lllQ'Sl '23, '29: llouu- lflc, Club '28, Ill ,lll'Z'l' yur: krm-rv my dug has l1lUl'l' .vvu xv than all Hu' Im-vs in fUft'll. Wll.I.l.-XM DAVIS G1-3 N I-:u,u. Uv gvuu Inn' mc or are ,vnu uflvr my 7Il0lll'-VQV! ll7l-' si lil if 35353 , ',q'Uf1-. -2 4 JQ- ' -l X1 3.2, W, -la' , Q-1 1-' 1 J o If ' ' Q, ' ' ' 3-1911 Q? ' .44 ,H S .ft-5 s 0 ' s Z , Y ' L f 'V .r 4 an A X K X N A A I A5 ,i I I f . b ,rf W .1 ,uf vo. ' fyy y ' , - QAV'lJI.'5ON'l'3faK , 4 - v f l Suu-ffl I .J K Jr' 'F' , 1 D uh '-,,-v,.1J r- -u 'anzl .ms-' L l1nzd s iil1r1?Esl'0nof Prxgler, r f '.l'unitn C'lass Playdlilg Natlbnul Honor He rancid mkv uuuy .Lidv nf any tfllflifilill and llfgllt' thc' hcad of ll lllll14'.u M Y RTLIE DY RSIQTI I GENlclr.xl, S11riliuy all Ihr' limit IJUROTHY ERICKSUN Kilim-:lz.xl, Girls' I-lnskutbslll '27, 'illlz Drum t'u p:1 '29, '30: Girls' Truck '29. l llltlj' fm! .my .vu lllllfllgbllf I A'llU'ZK' ll fnf. S'I'.XNI.liY IQRICKSON Um MliR1'I.XI. 1'.1II'lll l1!'tl1'f m'f'rr wuz: ll fair lady. M.XRG.'XRE'l' EVENSON Gl':NliR.x1. Urn-rm-ttu '29: Music Conte-st '2!l: Ilvum Corps '29, 'lwz Girls' Glvu Plub '29, Will. l!'v .vlmuld lzam' :'m'ul. m1 l I'f'l'j' uflrrv- flown. VIERNEY EVIENSON Sc'1l':NTllflc' National Honor Sucivty '30. Hr fnllnrvx 15fllXfL'1'Il t'7'r'll in his .vlylr nf hair rut. Cill.HERT lf.-XHRICK G1-zxuclm. Track '29, '303 High School Orclu-shun '30, High Svhool Rand '29, '30, llr'.v .ru lung llml Irv run do u lmlr' Tuul! wiflmnl a fwfr. qt-, ' , . . . , Qu - lfl,ORIiNC In HDR Sul-:N'r1lfl1' , . . I ,, ,., . V . . 1-lrlx finaly,-t ' I 4 -5. , U .bdll '27, '28, 2 1 Hi Tl I vb: JT, '28, '295 Ill' C S 'S -0. I 'l'hv lim :Uh 3116, If IVV arf' L' ! t'.l' ' ' .. 'A yyfi Jj A , , 11 -'ig' Fri , ,X jf , jffyljjllg-,tsjff J ?1 .ff .Slhcicty U. . K V 4-1 WWW tlRl'll.-X G,-XHRIIQLSON G1-:Nl-:u.x1. Svnlor Class Play. 'Zlml il inf! a f't'I'llltllIl'Ilf mlm' vithc'l'. ISICRNICE tiR.XXL'Rl Um M 1-ikrml. I l1ui'v 'zmrkvd llziv lung tn bv ll .S'ruiur and uma' llzry .vprak ofg1'ud1mIiu11. MIELYIN GRIEHRUUK Cum M liRt'l.Xl. TIN .vvrn:ld-flulldvzl' .X'afml1'm1. .-Xl.lJ.X GVNIJEIQSUN' l'oMMRkt'lAl. .-I qnicl llIItl.VXllllll'lljl lass. ll frivml In all. lllli.-X KZUNIIJIERSOX t'ox1Mr:m'm1. llvvlzlmutlon Contest '29: Senior Play '30, Vollvybnll 'llllz National Honor 'smelt tx lil Pro ross . -g . 3 -g .s and Prowlvr typlst: Class Basketball '27, TIM kind of u girl who yfls along nu mut- lrl' TK'Ill'l'4' .vlzv ix, lvcwllm- :Ts jllsl hcl' ll4lflH't'.l' IA WRENCIQ H lil.tilil..XN IJ Sl'lI'N'l'll'lt' llllCl'l'lZlSS Nuys' Hnskctbull '2il. ll'r .vfill fvuudvr why lhry ral! him 'l'urk,r'. ll.XRRlli'I' HliLQL'lS'l' GENHRAI. Bzuskvtball '2T. '28, '29, '30: Captain Basketball '28, '30, Track '29: Volley- ball '28, '2ll: Glev Club '28, '2ll: Opel'- vttzl '27, '29: Hit Pin Baseball '29, Conllmswial Contest '30: Jr. Class Play: Sr. Class Play: Progress and Prowlvr Typist. .lll'l'.fl7llUlif-X' Plus. Il'fROXllf llll.l..-XRD Sn'll':NTlru' Varsity Football '30g lnterclass Boys' Basketball '28, '20: Feature Editor of Prowler. 'Tllvy full him 'Kuifv' Im! l1e'.v not Wi- l'l'UllS.U wl- Nw, . r V x .f l Cyl ' V 1 x, fy . f Q fry M 0 LH so I r 1 s.. k lin - l 7 f ,M ..x Lfk.,tf ,cl I I ., lk, 2.5 - V' A -XJ +-- L, x L 1 l L'l..XRIiNL'l'I HOVIIC hi-txlclul. Intl-rclnss Iloys' llnsln-lbzlll '29, 'Il0. .- girl! .-I gfirlf lly lfilzgfalnlzl for u flll'l.'.' RL I'lI -I.-XCOISSON lncxl-:R.xl. llivls' lluskullmll '2S1 Yu-ll lmzulvr '2S1 '29g Class Play l'urt:uln raise-1' '29: Associate liclitol' l'l'llW'l0l' '3l0: Opvr- vita '27, '29, Honor Stullc-nl: Rvvorl- or, I'l'0gl'e-ss '23, Hit Pin Buss-ball '29, 'll'lm .mid gvllllvrlrm fv'vf'r'r I7I'IlllC'lll'.Y.'n liIQ.XCli j.XHlQ ISIQNI-ilul, Girls' llzlskvthull '27: Girls Glw- Cluh '27, '23, '29, 30: High Svlmul Orclwstrn '27, '28, '29, 'ZIUZ High Svlmol hilxvll f.2llIll'lUtft' '29, '2l0: Girls' Trim '29, '30: 1,lll'l'l'tfIl '27, '29: Music l'unh'sL '23, -Q llrv llicldlr-llizldlz'-Guin' mul Izrr' jlzlflltth .XR'l'lIL'R JOHNSON KQIQNIQRAI, llnys' Glu- Club '29, 'Illig Assistant Hus- im-ss Mzxnnfrm-I' nf l'l'uwl1:I'. und un 4'-vc' juz' rr .-I llvud fur lu1.vim'.v.v yjmul fllllt'. C.-XRI. JOHNSON Sl'IliN'I'lFIL' Tn lvluxlz is lwuuliful. lvnl .w1m'liun'.v in' mlr:'f11ia'r1I. XXNIE l..-XIQSOX Sf'lI'IN'l'lFll' Honor Stuelvnt Till. Su qnirl and yr!- GIAIJYS l,.-XRSON Um Nl xlikrllxl. 'l'lrvrv muxf ln' luis nj :cork In har fffr IIUIIL' v'I'vl' tunic alll. ,lL'S'l'US LXRSOX QQICNF-1R.'Kl. Iloys' film- l'lub '27, '29, '30, Orclwsirn, '27, '28, '29, T403 High School Mall- Qlmrtut '30, Om-rcttu '27, '29, Musru Unntust '27, '29. l likv welll'-ll' frl.willuh'.v me-I could .vii mul look af il for lmur.v. U Ig I7 If lyfll J N I W JA I fx I X L N ff! ffl, Xifjl' cgi' gf' in f'r,,.' , I ,YA ag 'fjk - I r K. K 7,77 .- .3 1 , .... .. . , . 1' lxl'.NXl:I H l.lXlJRl'.R1.H l'1lMMI'IR4'IAl. Sl'l'g't'1lHt-ill-.XVIIIS '28, Nuys' lntol'r'l:1ss lkuskn-lbnll '27, '28, '29, Varsity Foot- . bull '29, '30: Varsity I'.:nskvtb:nll 'CHL ll must run in lfll' fuulily In lu' ulhlvlir and lika'al1lc'. MIfRl.li l.INlJRlfRlil'I Lum Mr:lu'l.xl, Varsity Football 'INDI Vursily llzlslu-lbzlll 'R02 Nuys llltvrvlnss ll:lskuth:nll '27. '2N: Nutinnnl ,Xtllh-tic' Snvlvly '20, llv'.v u rrul fvllufv, iw:-lvl lay nm- uml ull. liICR'l'Rl'IDI-1 I.OL'liRliM f.:-:Nl-tml. Opm-rw-lla '27, Girls' lllw- Vlllll '27. Millwall: runx Iln' -Ivufvr -rvllvn' fin' lvrfml' ruux d4'vf1. ROY LONSUN l'uxlx1r:mAl.xl. National Athlvtiv Sm-i1-ty '30, ltuys' ln- ta-l'0l:1ss llsxskvtballl '27, '2N: V:n'si!3' Football '29, '30, Varsity' lluskm-lbnll I '29, '303 Nuys Ulm- Ulub 'LT: lfl1l'l'1'ltfl '273 Svflllll' Class l'l:ly 'HIL ll'lml ix llzix .vllwlllyu fmxvvl' I lllIT'l' owl' '2vn1m'n. ' IXlYR'l'l.I'I I,l'l KlX l'mmx1r:lu'l.xl. l'l'og'l'vss Typist: l'l'ovvh-r 'Pypistg Svn- lur Class l'l:ny. l v:u' uf HX rvulisu lm-rl' muff: lmnl fxwrll' .llyrllv lmx dum' for ljnmln llig1l1. ll.XlQRlli'l' l.l'Nll l'uxlMr2Rrl.x1, l'rowlvr Typist '30, llll'lH' lhlslu-lh:xll '27, '23, 'lllmtlzrr yum! imrkvr -:vim ':mrk.v nn lln' q11ivl. .XRNULIJ MICK!-Il.SlJN Um All-IRt'l.Xl. llnys' llxu-l'4'l:xss l!:uskvth:nlI '27, '2S3 Vzlrslly Football '29, 'SMH x'3ll'SllY Hzuskvtlmll '29, 'RIM .llirkc'y has lflayvd u fair, .91jllUl'4', llllll -:vundvrjul ymllv, :ml only in ullllvlnxv but in v':'vl'3'illil1g1. lil..Xl5YS MOE GICNI-iRAl. U.s',1l' fulfils lln' l'l'jlll1llfiUllA' nf ll u'ig1l1r'fiml .Wu fur. YWYTW pq yn , Ky. X ,A nib Ll ll FORD MYRlN Gr:Ni:1mi. llc' has 0 n'i.vruizl'ci'tinf7ly .ffndinlrs fart. R XX MOND NOV.-KK l40lN1MERl'l.Xl. X'1l'SltY Football 'Img oi-chl-su-fl '28, '29, .l0. Hz' Inkvx f1lUllSllIlll'lli fvillz tl grin, l NNN RENCIE OLSON GENIZRAI. 'nys' lntorclass Ruskvlbnll '29, '303 Va rslty Football 'Il0. R Immiiy mid as fax! li.: llirrv mfs. M Xl El. OLSON GICNI-IRM. llnlvxf. f'i!'lIS!lllf and :ml lufkiiig in 11 X uw of ,IIIIIIHIHU Xl ll E OMUNDSON C0 M M ERCIAI. National Honor Society T103 I'i'ogm-ss Typist '30, PI'0YVlt'l' Typist '2l0g Pum- mercinl Contest '240. if' is ulxuayx willing In work. llll'I H OMUNIJSON CUMMERVIAI. Hit Pin Reiss-bull '29, '303 Girls' llnskvt- bull '29, '2i0: Vnllvyball '29, Till: lhisv- bull 29, .403 Truck 29, 30. ff al'ze'a3'.v 5t'f'lll.Y In Im v1iiuyi'iu! tl quivl lilllv jnkrf' COIXDON OVERLXXIJ Sc'1r:NTlF1c' Varsity Track '29g Boys' film- Club '2T. '28, '29, '2l0: fJl'Cht?Stl'2l '27, '28, '29, '30, High School Malo Quartet '29, Till: Opervttu '27, '29: Music Contvsl '27, '28, '2!l: Junior Class Play '29: High School Mixf-ll Qunrts-t '29, '30, Senior Class Play '30. 411 mrzicxft sludeur, n hrlriilvd iiiuxiriun im' a sim'f'rv f1'u'nd.' Nl XBEL PAS li EW I TZ Gr:Nr:iul. fda! for saying tlml lax! lIllIlll', ll'l 1'l' rlzll .vm'r':i'uf1. , IIv Ixus lfvrferrvri llzc' art of If in . rkvf .XGNES RUPPRECHT K.X'l'HERlNE l'.'X'l l'UN Gl:Nr:u,u. Girls' Gly-0 Club '29, '30: Oprrvtta '29Z .lunlor Class Play '2!P: Sz-nior Class Play 'llllg Drum Corps '29, 'Il0. Ii7'rn at that I uiu't ax noisy as I nxrrl' In lm ,. RL l'll l'lE'l'l-IRSON Gl:Nr:k,xl. Vlcv Prrslde-nt in Class of '293 Girls' Basketball '29, '30, Volluyball '301 Hit l'ln Rasrball '29: Progrrss R4-port:-r '27: Assistant Activity ldditor of I'rowler: Junior Class Play' 295 Na- tional Honor Soclt-ty 'Slug Salutatorian. .S'tudy-and .Study only. Irriuy.v lIIlll'A'.l' Iikr' mzurf' ,ll'NlOR PRICH.-XRD L'l..X5Slt'.-Xl. Honor Stuxlent: N. l. I . A. Convvntion 'INN Assistant Avtlvity Ifhlitor of Prowlvr: Junior Class Play '29: Na- tional Honor Soclvty 'fllli Opt-rotta '27, '20: Music' Contest '29g De-batv 'tlllg Senior Class Play 'Rug Boys ln- terclass Basketball '303 Progress Staff '2S, 'INN Boys tllvv Club '27, '28, '29, 'Il0. IIT all rf'.v11rrt his almlyln' mind and z'11:',l' hix l1lvn.v1'11g pvr.wuaI1'ty. RUTH REMMICM Com 1l1ERn'ml. Home Economics Club '2N. lzvllfflllljl is .vo .vzvvft ux I0':'c s drm1u1.v. Vllll,E'l' RHODEG.-Xltll CoMMlckt'l,u. Girls' Glee Club '27, '28, '20, 'RM High School Orchestra '27, '2S, '29, '30, Hlpgh School Band '29, 'fillz Drum Corps '20, '30: Operotta '27, '29: Music' Contest '27, '28, '29: Secretary of Class '27g Progrn-ss Typist '30g Honor Student: National Honor Society 'illlg Prowler Typist '30: Commercial Con- tt-st '20, '30. .S'I1r mn play Imllz u I-Vf'f'7x'l'lfl'l' and ll f7IUll0. GNIJA RISHERG CtlMlN1l'IRl'IAl. Hlt Pin Baseball '28, '29: Girls' Basket- ball '29, 10: Volleyball '20. .S'l1r !lIh'0'V.t' IX jolly and m1'rfl'rr. I'l,'XRRY ROBINSON GlcNl:k,u. , Debate '301 St-rgvant-at-Arms ' 4: Ro' Glee Club '27, '283 Orchestl '27 ' . '29g Assistant Editor of P lor: p- eretta '27, out of class. CtlMMERt'l.Al. lulzyuagzxv Io Im! ' 3.1 laugh and giygl .v I J , F91 iff ,4. V t .4 g 1 . J 1 4 1 . 'f Allie: x ' 1 s , , 'r' 4. . . vi ' ,V A 4. A 1 -1 1 7. I L 'I ,l'm1V x ' -l' ll Cl' X A I I ,. A-1 -4 u-4 I H -'V ',..,f4' 4 D p 4- .-XRNULIJ lU.'ST.XlJ GIQNIQRAI. Varsity Football '29, Till: Varsity agm' of I'l'0VVlt'l'I National Athlvtlm SL'll0l2ll'Sllilh '30, Opvrvlta '27. .llz'1'l, utlzlvlir, arm' fll7x'll,l'X rfmly la :la r'.1'lrr1 7N'UI'A'. Cll.XlQl.liS S.-XKIPSUN fil4,NI-.R.Xl, Hr iam lllllltfti-V c'l.vv'.v 'lulvr flllffll fmkvx. l.liUNfXRlJ S.-XNIBICRS G1sNla1c,xl. ll'lm l'!1fm.vvfl1 llll' 'zlill girl ax mufli ax xfll' dv.v1'1'1'ffll, lQl l'll SMITHICRS Glam-:lc,u. S1-nlur Class l'l!lj' 'fllli llvr-Ianialinn 'IIUI Vollc-yball '27. .S'!1r ix filling !ll'l' 'lmfn' 4'1l1'xI'. l7llN.Xl.lJ SNYIDIER ISHN!-:a,u. Varsity Football '27, '2N. '29, '30, llln-1 Ulub '27: llaml '27, '2N: .Xrt ldulilm- ul' l'l'0vvln-r: Junior' Class l'lav '2!l: Na- I P tional Athle-lic' Svllolarshiix 'LN, 'L!l, 'iitlz Ope-rm-tta '27: Senior Class l'lav 'mn .xmsnlm .una-rw Iiclitm' .Jr l'l'og're-ss '2N5 Atlllvliv l'Irlitm' of l'rug1'4-ss '20, '30, 'l'l1v l.a1Hlv.v ln' drfmxv fm' .va lmlnrul ,van ran rlrlrn llftll' limi' 'vm Irlvalf' ril'Nllll.lJ SQJLICM Gi-:Nl-limi. Sa quivi flml iw lmrflly A'lll'fx' .vhv Wax p1'v.vr'1:f, MANIFURIJ S'l'ENXliS Cum M rzuvmx, Nuys' lllw' vlllb '27, '23, '29Z llrnys' ll!- torvlass llaskc-tball 'lllll Upvrvtta '26, '29: Music Uonlm-st '27, '20, l law flu' flll'l.V-IIS fm' firmly as fm.v.vi1'lv. IRWIN SPUNHIZIM Sl'lliN'I'll-'ll' ldllitm'-in-l'l1ivf of l'rowln-r: National Honor S0014-ty T403 lflipih Svlmol f.QllZll'- tl-t .lllg Opvrn-tta 24, 29: IN. l. I'. A. l'nnvQntion '30, Ilnys' ith-v Club '27, '2N, '29, 'illlg Orclll-slr:1 'Iillg lfaml '27, '28, '29, 'flllg Boys' lntvrvlass lflaskot- ball '29, 'Clit Baritone Solo. Music D Contest 'Lllg Sm-cn-tsiry nf Buys' Glo:- Club '3ll. Tha r1'z'diI ix lllllll'-I kvffl ilu' .vI41ffrm'1l.l'l', but zllmlvsly is my i'l'l'l11v, .va .my lm l1w1'f'. -lil l- lioys' Intvrclass Haskvtball '27, '2NZ Rand '27, '28, Assistant Ilusin:-ss Mani Ilaskvthall '303 Boys' lllov Club '2T' WJ It , I 4 ' ll! ' L.. .XJ f V .. I . . l s , ,Ll 4 ' Y P ' A - 1 1 , ' J ' N f 1 ' J X ,n - . X1 'ji yi 4 4 H f I J -I . ' L-4 ff 'J , , L 1 - . I ' HJ .' ' IH - W -- ,, ,V IMZAQAAAJ' , H l , 1 W nwumnummmu v l . ,Af lf .Q'l' 'G' ,J rg X ff ' ' l'- -Qi. -. 'f ,' A ' j ' , Rl l'l'l zS'lQOlQH 1. l , V, l G were I. If , ' ' K-ff - 3 lflmla'v llfvuyx 1 lr u .runny di.vf1u.vii1'n1l. U P, - .w 1'o11fpyj,y'1vr' ':lw'l'ir.v in u f1m'Z'z'r ' , 'L 'iuillz ll 1l074 lll il. ,A ' , F! V ,ffl mmm. w.x,v5ox A x fly? lil-il 1-:lui ' , ' V ' llilmrfnj . ssistrmt 'CHL I X 'Alfl'j.LIlMlDIl'l'4' uf? 'Ivflfl lflf' old' loI'1', Hu .vnrv yulfn' on -rcilll ilu' m r.', f XlfllRlCY 'l'.XNlfNl Um Xl l-Ili1'l.Xl. l'olnlm-rvinl Uonlvsl TCU. ,I ,vlrmll Flljlflll' of lligffl lm'm'1'. 5 lC.XlQI. 'l'L'RXXX'.Xl.l. Vox: m4:l:ul.xl. Int:-rvl:nss Boys' lhuslu-lh:1ll '29, Till: Iloys' Ulm- Uluh '29, 'itllz f3ll1'l'1'llIl 'ESL Xml .vtvflfflllgf wz rr lfu' lmnmix l 1' llzmllxvl-l'f' lQl l'll 'l'L'RNXY.Xl.l. lirvrkxl Girls' lllw- Ululm '29, 'I20: lTll1'I'l'llJI '2Sl. 'flfj' f'l'r'll1l'l' limi l ln'li4 :'l' ,vlunrll1'1u'.v.v fx u XIII. ' ,- 1' I l will l.XK'li vm l'lil.'I' ff 4 SVII-'N'l'llf'lK' Vrowlvr liusim-ss M:nn:ngn-rg Ill-h:ltv 'illlg 1 l7l'L'l1llllilll0I1 251: 'l'r1-:1sln'vl' 'EN '29, 12, 'lllbg l'l'og'l's-ss 'ESL A ,A A1 ' Af 1' . HN Inf mn' l'l1l.v.v lllrwnyll lllv -:ulllr-V :lj ' QL, , 4 jnmmml clfxllgfvff' ,if-,cf-'ff' f 'A' I -41 ,xl .Xl.V VlS'l'.XUNlf'lx 'if' 'IA Sl'IIfIN'l'll-'lk' ,NV-CAT,v'lgfQ 4 jr 'l'l':u'k '291 lioys' lllU'l'L'l1lSS lhlslim-llJ:l!i 'A I '27, '30, Buys' lllvl' Ulllb '27, '2N, '29, - , 2 ' Till: High School Urn-llustru '27, '28, fi '29, 'illlg lii,L:'h School Ilnml '27, '2N. 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I'qI'2UlCiS Qiillwill. ,lily Crusc, Xyzll Ilukkcn. KIYZIUL' llurzlll, Nlihlrecl I'fgc11cs. l u111'f!1 Nun'-l.uis lffricksun, .Xntlumy l'iEllll'iL'li, KQIIZIYICS lfrisscll, lhnmzllcl Vul- cu. livclyn Nelson, C'Izu'cm'c ilulsclh. liulimlz Rfm'Al7agny llalvursmx. Stella Ilzxlvmsmm. Orville llzmsun, I,11Il'iClx llzlrris, liugcnc llcss, Luc llctlzlml. -,, .1 - 1 - 4 , f J UN IORS 'lhp lX,U'Zx'--.Xl'llllII' Ilzlfclzxlll, lluwzml lluium. lfurl lluppu, Klzlylmcllc .ICIISCIL Xmm hlulmmmm. -S1c'l'UlllI, lx'n':u-ilwlic Alulnmsmm, 1141111011 'IHIIIISUIL Ruth ilulnlsml, fiI'ZlCL' slur- luul, llnrolml .lm'st:ul, I'ql'2ll1li liicwol. 'f.1Il'I'll' lx'n-rv-Klz11'g:11'ct Klzlppclllmclc, .IZIIHCS liurslzul, Rulmcrl Knrslzul. llunzlld l mc, KZIFCII LZIIIQSCIII. .Xlicc I.ill'SCl1. lfnurtlr lf1m'a.Xloys l.cncrtz. llzlrrict l.i1lcn, Gfillll Klickclswn, Ruth Xlulilw. I wmsc Klossvslzul. hlzulys Xnkkcn. Hnllmu lX,U'?x'---l,2lllI'Zl Nelson, L'liH'm'1! Xcwlzmml. Iiurgllilml Xurlmcck, k'lzu'cm'c 'e1'mlz1hl, Luis ffllkxll. l10l'lI'll4lC Olson. , lj, IW F y . 4 JUNIORS Top lfrm'-Kly1'tlc Ulscn, .Xgncs Vctcrscm, YL'l'1l l'ctL-rscm, l'clc1' lhppcnlmg cn, iiracc l'ruvcncl1er. .I Svmlld Rrm'-Yirginiu Qll2llC. Yerzl Rzmclzlll. liclnu RIlSlllllSSCll, Hclcn Rccml lllsmchc Rinkel, l.illiz1n Roark. 7'l1i1'd lfmv-Cilurizl Rockstzul, Leif Sahl, .lllSllIl2l Szumcs. fllzulys Suvcrscm YL-runiczl Sllilllllllllllll. Rosa' Slwcfly. l nurf!1 Rzrzu-ficlm Sjulsvulcl, llcrtlux Solcm, Louise Stm'clz1l1l, Clwslfsl' Strmn Xlargarct 'l'l1ill. Stella X'cYcz1. Hallam lfufo-llcz1t1'icc NYeclul. Melvin XXX-clnl. livclyn XYl1iting, .Xgncs Yslc Nuncl, lllcmlorzl Ystcsuml. .Iuclith Amlcrsmm. ' I .50 If 5 'D JIP JIHIE 'ID Wllf -'D HR IIE 1 , ' -.N C X . 14.1 f ' ' IA I wx' 'T' A D' I 1 'pf' l V 1 - -c + f 'I A 1 f ' I A I- J f .' I v-s I on ' ' a 5, S I I F1 ' ' f. .J 'I fb g I ,. I 'I x p J I' ' 4 ,L o ' J t 5 v ., u S xx -, . F-- '4' A yi T.-.. ,L W, ,Ax ., . X 1 . S-!',.,, X x X,-w x x 1 I x. ,I 4,- ,, I I I , 1 4 rl any A I x Nr X V' x . Y - s J sr f 4- xi- A A N' 'P 'X' ,lY,l, ' '- 1' P .I v UQ , lv I b, - 5!.,,V'vf tv ,I ag, .I , 'Q' V 0 K lf I rc 4 I 1. ' f ' X' X, Xl-fl XM SOPHOMORES 'lhf' lffm'--l,Iuycl .X2lllSl2lCl, Rluulcllu .X11g'Qll, Rllgllil .XSlljUl'llSUll, hlzum-ra .Mp Iflizzllx-tl1 linker, L IEIVCIICL' Ilukkc, lim'clm1 l:2lHil1Q'I'llll. .S'1't'1IlIlf l6fm'fl c1'11 l5z11'11ctt. NUl'lll2l llzltcllelclw, llcrnice Ilcrgc. .IL-:ssic Nick Icy, .Xlicc HlUII1IJCI'Q'. Iilinm' Ilutlelsun, Lucille llmvc1's, Ycrna llrzmclmm. 'l'll1'f'd l6fm'sRu1I1 l:1'L'tlCSlDl'I. 'l'l1clma llmutmm. Kl2ll'g2lI'Ct lh'mx'n. Lewis fllilll cy, .lulm C'lnm1mic. Klablc Cl'lI'iStUf:fCl'SUl1. lfcm Collins. l:0lII'fll Rfm'-lQ11ll1 L'1'm1kl1ite, llzu'1'ict li11Q'0lll'CiSlJl'I, llamlml lillglillld, Thu unc lfulkcmlzlhl, Urvillc I c1'z1g'c11. Ilunalcl Flilttlllll, L'liffm'cl lfruclllivlm. livclyn 1l1'il1tlCl2lll4l. lgllflltllll lhm'-Imlzl iiulscth, lilsic Clnmlcrscm, Cllzulyfa iiuurlersun, Roy IIZHISUII t'liH'tun llzmsfm, .Xmm Ilcgrcncs. Ycrnice llclgelzulcl. n -I 3:1- 0'Jf0:fkfVd-fnfwvfl 3 ff f 'i f' L 1 F lf .-4' I f!Lg,.J- ,,4kg,Lk,,l AQ' ,Mgt i-f7,n-w. J 1,4 ,, -... X A JLJKA- 4 A-J J6mA.f-N2-ft UF SOPHOMORES Top Ron'-liliner llelquist, linnice llillyer, Lorraine lljelnicland, Minnie llolnigren. .-Xltlla llOltl1llSC1'l. l'earl llustad, Lester lhle. .Slwzflil IQUTU-'l0lll'l ilaranscn. Adolph johnson. Gladys jollnson, Harold john- son, Klerrild -lohnson, Myrtle johnson, Yandla johnson, Sylvia jokela. 7'l1.r'ra' N0-zu-Hazel -loyce, llelen liast, XYillian1 K1lY2ll1Zlllgl1. jennie Keeler, .Xnlelizl Klein, Selma lilove, George Lambert. IIHIIVUI Row-lloris Lzmger, liertie Langie, .-Xrthur Larson, Sidney Lieber- nlzln. Lflzlm Lillevold, Donovan Mattson, Irving' Lnndell, Adeline Lindberg. lioffozn Ron'-llertruin Blosletli, john Mnnt. Yernon Myrin, Arthur Myrnm, Riclizml Nelson. Lloyd Newland. lrcne Nickelson. -I 33 I- 'B 7. ,x ,l LLB . - SOPHOMORES Top Row-Nlaurice Novak. Dorothy U'Hara, llcatricc L'mclal1l. liathcryn llilfflllfkfilll. Russel Patton. llelen Peterson. Sl't'0Jld lhm'-lil1'a Reitz, Marcus Keller, lithel Ricllarcls. Stella Ringstranml. Blartha Ristan, XYalter Ristz1n,llo1'clo11 Rod. Tlrira' Rfm'Ql.11cv Rollancl. Luvcrnc Rollanrl, l.loycl Rustzul. Iisthcr Salro. Iivclyn Samuelson. Grace Sanclum, Della Scramstzul. lfourflr Row-l.eo Shccrly, llonalrl Sorenson, lfclna Stcicn, ulnlizm Stcnncs l I'ZlllL'lS Still. fllllfll Swanson, llclen Szymanski. Hutton: Rolzv-Signc Yalsvik, lfrzmcis Yik. Iicrnaclcllc Waldorf, Mary XYZIVIIUI' llclcn XYz1ssg'1'c11. Monica xYCll'lCl'. lYz1llc1' XVilkin. -I 54!Y x ' '- fa Laude- fxwu. I Y ,SL- 6, W . I . , ' x11j'x!NfX.1-'NIS- ?K.'X.v ' N L4 X k..l.J4J.A-kf '. 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'lillCll1'l2l .-Xnmlcn, Dorothy .Xnclcrson. lilcanol .Xnrlerson, Leoncllzl .'Xng'cll. lillllllil Xnstacl. l':lllll'lZl llakkc, blames llarnett. .S'vmmi Ron'-Scvcrin llarstzul. john llattcnfielcl, 'loseph llc-cker, L'l:n'cncL I3cr0'lz1ml, lillcn llcw- 1'c11, iieorlfc lllEClCl'lllZlllll, Orrin llranrlon. B 55 5 Tlzird Rfm'-AF-igriml l:lll'lIlQ'l'llll. lithcl llurstzul. .Xlicc Carlson. illcn Clmrislic. l.znn'a Clonticr. Woorlrow Craik. Amy Dahlqnist, XYaync Dalton. lffmrtll Nfm'-llarrict Dillon. Stanley ligenes. Marion lirickson, Nlolly livcn- son, Ralph lfjclslzul. Ruth lfjclstzul. .rxflllilllll Fox. Nlarjoric ,Xnnc lfuilcr. l 1'fll1 Rfm'-Linclzl Hansen, Loyal Kiryling, Myrtle llulscth, Ureal llollzmcl Lorraine llollanrler. lone llallclin, lYillian1 llalvorson. llottom Rowg.-Xllllc Hanson. lilzulvs llunson, lone llanson. Ilcrtlm llzlrolcl- son. lilcanor llarris. .Xngclinc llavel, lfnrlora llawkins. Rhoda llawkins. -I 30 I-Y Y FRESHMEN Tuff lffrzv-listlmm' llayncs, lflln llcclluml, l.f'1ll1l llclcuist, lllgvlmlml llcml- l rlcksml, llclcn llcrmzmson, Roy llctlzulcl, Robert llolmc, Liclmlic llUl'2lL'llCli. .Skmllrf Rn-zu-li1'l11z1 llmmvelzllul. I.luycl lluwicli. lluuglas blolmsmm, Curl lubu- sun, Rex ilnlmson. 'llmrjus .lUllI'lSOll, lflizzlbctll -lUI'flC. 1-fllvftll Rn-zu-Rlltll hlurclc, XYcnrlcll liielty. hlolm liiewcl, l.m'rz1inc l.:z Ulm- pcllc, lbelmn l.:1mb, llelcn l.:mg'cvin. l':llg'6llC l.2ll'S0ll, llurulcl l.21l'SUll. lfuzzrtlz Now-l.111.'illc l.z1rson, Mable Lev, Sanford l.cc. Alllfli l.Cnertz. Urvillg l.IKlL'll, Lyxlm Luckrcm, Lena Lonson, llmvzlrcl Lube. Fifth lffm'-X'irg'i11iz1 Lube, llclmcr l.un1lg'rcn, Ilcrnus NlCl.lCll2lllll. lYZlllL'l' Mmm, llurns Nl1llllCWSUll, lll1Og'CllC Xlattsun, lllzl Moe, liulinnz RUTH-Ll1ll'lllCll Moline, Raymoml Blunt, Millarcl Nelsnn, Nurnum Ncwlzmcl, Robert Hen. Robert Cfllarzx, .Xlfrcml Olson. Cliffurcl Olson. --l 37 I- . P 4... A ri' FRESHMEN Top Rare-Evelyn Olsen, Klilrlrecl Olson, Inga Use. Klelvina Use. .Xrclitli Ustrnm, .-Xrvid Peclerson, Yernell Veclersmi, john Peterson. Sz't'0l1d 16070-N0l'l1lZ1 Peterson. Kenneth Pope. llelen Prntzcller, 'lane Prol- zeller, Margaret Quirk, George Qnist, l.orraine Raysun. 'Tlzird Rom'-jolin Reccl, Marie Relnn, Leslie Reierson, Opal Rlmclegaril, Stephen Rnark, llerniee Rustarl, llerniee Salil, Mary Sennes. lfnurflz Row+RnlJy Soloinonsnn, Lena Sparby, Arnolrl Starlum. Margaret Stzulnin, llenry Stnrliang, NN'allaee Stronilmerg, liarl Taylor, .-Xliee Tveit. Fifth 11,010-Gl1ll1'l1I1 Tveit, Annie Tweten, Verona L'rclahl, lletty Yan l'elt. ' Dolores Lvfflillll, llannali X'Yelmer. Geraldine Vlfells. Bottom Row-Rolmert Vlfliite, Lyle XN'l1iting', Irving XVolcl, llerniee llhnlsmm, Raea VVoolson, Ruby Ystesnncl, Lester SCVCl'SfJI1. Iiflwarcl Iirosetli. -I 331-- 'eflfl 'JIT IIE AX 'IC JIHIHIE HR Ulf' HR Ak Ill N- llf N 48 x 112 Tnfv Rfm'-Nlyi'lle lleiiiineslvefll. llzmilrl Czirlsmi. XYi:ml1'mx' XYilsfm. Xllu l'oppenl1zig'en. .Xmleline lirielcsfm. Yiulzi llreflesmi. .ll1'r1'dle lfflix'-Xl2lI'g2l1'Cl Xuvuliiy. litliel Swzliiwii, lingual llzuigeii. .Xmx Il in if-lson, Selma Steen. lfrmif lflffx'-llCllCVZ1 Allen. Yiulzl lmftiiess, lfmily .l2lL'UlJSUll. lfstelle llmw .Xnnie Symelmek, Miss Kliee Stzlpletim, instruetmx TEACHER TRAINING DEPARTMENT 'llllQ 'llC2lL'llL'I' 'liziiiiiiig Hepzirtiiieiil ut lliiet River l 1lle is mme ul tlie tux III llie state L'2ll'I'lC1l mi iimler selnml siipewisimi. lt luis :iii enrullment uf xixu meml bers. After lizlving S1lliSf2lL'llDI'll5' emnpletecl tlie euurse nf stiirly fm' tlie 'lii llll N l,L'l32ll'lIIlCl1l :ls requirerl lmy the Suite llepzwtment ut' licluezitimi. these slum will receive Z1 first grzule eertiliezlte, wliieli will enable them tu tezieli in the grzulecl elemenlziry selumls of Klinnew 1l1l. llarlv in the vezlr the lJL'JZ1l'llllCIlI m'-fzulizecl for the mr muse of mure efliue ' ' . . 5 . - . ly eai'ry1ug'mi tlie business :incl social fiinetnms of the Iwigziiiizzitiiiii. llie in 1 ing offieers were eleetecl: l 'resident - Yiee Vresimleiit Secretary - Trezisurer - Vlziss .-Xclvisiii' Sergezmt-nt-.'Xrms -I-4 Ol lwlelli' llu11.w11 AIIIIX' lJtIlIlil'f.YlI1I Illhl' Jclmliwll ll 'UlHl1'Hfk' lI'1'l.w11 .lli.v.v .S'ic1ff.'1'u1l llurulri C'u1'l.w11 bw! VLA f 1 aj A f fig , nj 54211 I ' f ,yu K m W- .44-f fibffgax VL ,Qc QL O rv gf' T 2 Agfwlr JIHIEJILJIEZEIE nf f . ., V .1v'! , I-Vwrud-IVE U6-,M-Ikx H,L,g, ,g-j M ' mr GMM4 : 1 ,Q-yl, ,f'jLf7J'dg5yv X Ly ' f W9fWwrJ WM M Q.HfWffQf M f 25, ff W 'y, m ,, 0 , - f f 5 , ffJ fQ2?i :!L2.idt,J ! J ', EM. A f+f'Mf'Vf f ' ' , 'G . flfdvr TA I J H ' ,s?.ff 1? M Lvlf' - f J' E' K A 'I' . jj ' ly , gwvfx My w Simi-'12 jx ff QLJWQ iff wfwffwa ,,., 21 W Q M, jj 2 ?f 'f 1 MLW., l3.B.5A 47-Mfg My Wwwwf M ? W2f :ij7gf,ffQf WW ogy? JJWJNWV H. C. HAND Director of .-lflilcficx Mr. Hand, high school principal. has complete charge of the Administration of the Athletics of Lin- coln High School, lle arranges the schedules for all the games of football and basketball and takes complete charge of the district track meet which is sponsored by Thief River lfalls. Along with his administrative work he is also financial manager, having complete charge of the ti- nancial expenditures of the different sports. Klr. Hand also is a member of the District and Regional committees of Region one, which convenes from time to time in arrangement of tournaments and events held for state competition. GEORGE L. HAYS Coach Mr. Hays has complete charge of varsity sports. llc drills the individuals in preparation for the games along with selecting the candidates for thc teams and recommending them for their letter awards. DONALD B. CHALMERS Plzysiral lidncution Mr. Chalmers has complete charge of physical education for boys. He also has charge of intermur- al sports and the arrangement of the teams for intermural competition. Mr. Chal-mers assists Mr. llays in the Varsity sports and takes charge of the li. squads in all their competition. Elwlh WW! A -'I-13 1- tLl l 1'1'.':I lr'1.':1'-Al7111111l1l SllX'llk'l', lQicl1z11'1l llzllslmv. 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Loft lincl .... Q lnlrlcs llk'l'l'0ll .. - . . ,. Ciurflnn llulwlmv.. .... .CCIIILT .... Right Gnz1r1l.,. Right Tzxclclc. . . Right End ...... Left 'l'z1Ckl1'.. . Loft Gnurrl .... Nliltun ll2lIlS0l1 ., Roy l l0llllQl'Cll .. .... liarl Bcsslcr .... ,... M1-lvin Czlrlsnn ....... .-Xlvin l'l1'1lzlc11cc'l1t ,..... Qll1lftL'f llacls. ,. Right llulf Bziclc. .. .. .l,c-ft Half Buck. lfnll Buck ...... Roy Rrrmwii ........... Mike PZlI'Ill'llClJ.ll ....,. Riclmrrl Dalmlmw ,. ..., Class . 11,17 .msg .wsu .lQj0 .1023 .1028 .IQJJ .1017 .1016 H1925 .1930 l:l'tJlll ltlfilfs team two were cliusen :ls the best cvcr tnrnecl out at lhlnf lxi I 1lls. They arc 'Allin' ll2llJllNV. triple threat fnlllmck. who captainu t Q I -lul- lll and ufllllllliyh llznisun. ZlL'L'lll'2llC passing and ll2lI'tl driving ccntrr FOOTBALL SEASON W'ith the hest team in its history l.ineoln High hung' up a very impressive reeord. The only defeat they suffered during' the year oeeurred in the tirst game of the season before the team was fully organ- ized in the new system that Coach George I.. llays, former North Dakota .-X. C. star. used with sneh good sueeess the remainder of the season. Four wins and two ties were the results of the other games the i,l'0XYlCl'S played. ln these seven games Thief River seored T-I points to their opponents' IS. tfraffml lI'i11.v fi-U After three weeks of hard praetiee, Coach Hays took his squad over to the tirafton stronghold hut the I'rowlers had not thoroughly mastered their new style of play and were forced to take the short end of a ti-U seore. Thief River had ehanees to seore hut laeked the drive when in the scoring zone. liarly in the third period the tirafton team on a series of line hueks pushed over a eounter that gave them their winning margin. The l'rowlers were within the ten yard line when the tinal whistle hlew. tiraud I o1'k.v l,C'ft'lIft'II' ri-rl .Ks XYarren eaneelled their game with the l'i-owls ers, Coach llavs had two weeks to prepare his squad ROY LONSOX l5tlN.Xl.l7 SNY Q ua rfvrlvu ck ll11lj'IimfL- s 1 is in ,XRNOLIJ MICKELSON limi R.-XY NOVAK lilm' for tirand Forks. .X Lincoln team has never been de- feated on their home Field and in keeping this record intact the l'rowlers turned in one of the greatest games they played all season. The lighter Thief River line outplayed the Central forward wall and held the Cirand Forks running game in check until near the end of the game. The Prowler baektield also was going good making steady gains scoring territory. 5 but they were not able to get in ,X surprise play near the end of the third quarter won for Lincoln. XYitb the ball on the 435 yard line. l.onson shot a beautiful pass to llakke who crossed the goal line without being touched. The Frowlers withstood a determined tirand Forks drive late in the fourth period to keep their ti point lead. ciI'0UkSf01l Rented .J-T-fi .Xfter their hard game with Grand Forks the pre- ceding week, the l'rowlers suffered a let down but they were still good enough to smother Crookstou in the mud 25-li. Coach llays' men missed many oppor- tunities to score but still they got away for a touch- down in each of the two first periods. In the third quarter the Prowlers romped through the heavier Erookston team for two -markers. XVitb about one minute to play, Stephens intercepted a pass and ran 50 yards for C'rookston's only score. KIENX l'.I ll I..-XWRENCE l.lNl7RlfRfi OLSON lm Nc Tarklr' el46le- f-tl'Z'tIfI.l'l' Stopper! I!!-II .-Xs an attraction for the teachers' convention held in this city, the Prowler team ran rough shod over the Cavalier eleven ISP-0, The North Dakota team had quite a rep for passing' but were unable to break loose for any snhstantial gains against the l'rowlers. Although the Lincoln team scored only three touchdowns, they gained almost at will, making I!! first downs to three points in the first half. liuxt Gram! 1 ork,v Goes Dozen ISI-Il The llrowlers duplicated the score of the Cavalier game with liast Grand Forks on the liast 5ide's field hy winning 19-0. The Lincoln team scored all three touchdowns in the first half and although the lfast Side held the l'rowlers scoreless in the last two cantos they were nnahle to get across the goal line themselves. The Thief River team was aided hy a well balanced line which hadly ontplayed the liast Side's forward wall. The Reedsmen were not ahle to get any closer than the 20 yard line. licun'a'ji Cfuizzs Scorclrsx Tie lfefore one of the largest crowds ever on Lincoln field, the Prowler and Ilemidji teams deadloeked in a scoreless tie. The game was played on a slippery field QIMXRILXL la MI' Rl I BXKKIQ l.lNIJl2l'.Rl l'lcllffm1'k lltllfllml --I 47 I'- anml it was harcl for the hacks to hreak loose. .Xlthongh neither tealn seorecl it was very evimlent that the l'rowlers ontplayezl their lleiniclji rivals. Un four oeeasions the llays' machine was within easy scoring range hut lacked the rlrive to put it over. The gun sonnclecl with the hall on tlie 1? yard line. The l.1neoln team inacle 125 hrst mlowns anal gainecl 2331! yards to l1e1nimlji's 33 tirst clowns ancl 52 yarmls from t seriininage. GLENN HRUIQKE l 1rlHnn'L' l IICIQCJMIQ llll.l,,-XRD Girard .'Nl.VlN lfl l R I STUFl liNSUN Ifuzl C'1'a0k.s'fm1 pl. CI Tfvx l'rf1-:v!z'1'.v ri-ri XYith IH of the foothall scguacl playing' their law! high school game, the Crookston .'X. C. tiecl the l'rowl- er eleven fi-fi. The .X. C. teznn was the lmiggest the Lincoln eleven faeecl all year. The llays' machine clrove over for a tonehclown in the thircl quarter. The .Xggies eanie hack strong in fourth period anml with a long pass ancl long' rnn nianagecl to tie the score. The game enclecl shortly afterwarrl before either team could threaten the goal ine again. The l'rowlers hacl a 12-S eclge in the first clown. ll. N, , A AA 4-d-kff .5 uufq! Jef, T j '- ' AJ cr 114,,o,4..f L Q, e . F' ibm K..0'vrwA-lfgi L., tl 11' 'VU f 1 ' 1' 4 ,. . pi, -USI- BASKETBALL FIRST SQUAD Helfk :,XIU'Ix'ffAlCl'lL' l.ilIlHlL'l'g', AX1'nulml Kliclclcwll. llmx'z11'ml lluium, lin-nm I 111mllmvrg', 121-m'gc I.. lluys, QAUIICII, lwwzl fkjrlin'-fxI'Zl1lI Kllclclq-m11, .Xrnulcl Rmtzul. Rifllllfll l5IlllIUXX', L':1pt:m1 lv x' l.w11s11l1, liwln-V! llumwll. BASKETBALL SECOND SQUAD lfurk lx'u':u- -I lays, Llwnclm, Ulsuu, .X:1nsl:1cl, Stzuhmm, L'l1zmcx'. llnmzl- lam'-:sn-lty, Mum. ' l'l'U1lf lffrn'-A-llulc, L lnnmmm-, iiulsclh. gl wl BASKETBALL SEASON t Richard T Uahlow lfurrtturtz' C'al'min .Xfter the l'roxxlers had played a practice game with the .Xlumni in which they handed the former stars a 250-19 heating. t they were ready for tl.eir first district game with Stephen. The Lincoln team had an easy time in defeating the finalists in tlie district tournament the year before. winning 259-5. Stephtn found it difficult to penetrate the local defense and missed many chan :es to lneak in for scores. Hoium was effective under the basket in this fir:-t regular basketball game and Dablow was high point man sinkng 'T field goals and a pair of foul shots. The next week-end the Prowlers took a four day trip over to Moorhead and Yalley City, both State Champs of their re- spective statcs tl.e previous year. The Moorhead Spuds show- ed midseason form in winning 26-12. Their smooth-working. fast-breaking quint ran up an 8-1 lead the first quarter and in- creased it to lt?-2 at the half. The Prowlers lacked light and -speed, and the Spuds had an easy time breaking up the Prowler plays. Tle guards missed many chances to pass to the lanky ll mium, concentrating too much on Captain llahlow who was covered. In the second half the Prowlers made a determined confe-back fighting the Spuds on even terms. but they could not overcome the 1-1 point lead and went down 243-12. Rusty helped the eo-me-lraek with 2 field Goals and a free throw. 6 The next night. however, the Prowlers showed mush better form and defeated the former North Dakota State Champs 21-19. lt was anyhody's game right up to the final whistle. The Hi- Liners jumped into a T-if lead in the first quarter but Dablow dropped in three baskets while Yalley City made one tying the eount Sf all at the half. The lead see-sawed during the entire last half until the Hi-l.iners had a 17-153 edge. Rip scored twice but Nugent broke the knot giving Yalley City a two point lead with the game nearly over. Rip again came through with two baskets giving' the l'rowlers their winning margin. Captain Dablow played one of his greatest games in scoring 17 of Thief River's 121 points. The Prowlers met their third first class opponents in two weeks when Grand Forks came over to avenge the football defeat they suffered in Thief l1iver's hands. VVith a smooth-running and passing attack, the Forkers ran up a 10-2 lead before the Prowl- ers got their defense organized and their offense functioning. The Hay's men settled down somewhat in the second canto but the Central team still had a 113-ti lead when the gun sounded for the half. In coming back the second half to win the game, the Prowlers turned in one of the greatest halves they played all season. The Grand Forks team won all their other games and was considered the outstanding quint in North Dakota. The Prowler defense was just about impregnable and the Forks team which broke through for eight field goals in the nrst half was only able to el 501- Howard Hoium C-CllfL'l' Crrlifailz-rfefr Rtwy Lullsull l 0r7t'rIl'cf slip in one during the last two periods. Un otfense the same l'rowlers who had only sunk three baskets in the tirst part came through for eight field goals to win one of the hardest games of the year. l.onson, small but speedy forward. was high point man with tive tield goals. The final score was 22-lil. During the Christmas vacation the .Xlumni played another game with the l'rowlers. the lligh School again winning lil-13. Coming back strong after Christmas vacation the l'rowIers defeated llagley Ilti-23. .Xlthough the Gym where the game was played was considerably smaller than the .-Xuditorium. the Prowlers found no difficulty in establishing an S-2 lead the first quarter which they increased to 18-Bl by the half mark. The Hays' machine suffered a let down the third quarter and llagley began to crawl up to within tive points of the llrowlers but a spurt by the Thief River team gave them their lil point margin at the end of the game. The game was extremely rough with many fouls being called on both teams. The following' week the l'rowlers took a trip over to XX'arren and crushed their traditional rivals and leading contenders for district honors by a ?5-9 score. lt took the first half for the Thief River quint to get accustomed to the tioor. They left the court at the end of two periods ahead by one point and after some good advice from Coach Hays ca-me back to play good basket ball. .AX scrappier. smarter. and faster Prowler machine chalked up I8 points to NYarren's Il in a scoring drive in the third and fourth periods despite the frantic efforts of the Wlarrenites to break it up. .-Xs the l'rowlers slipped into midseason they suffered a slump causing them to play in and out games for about a month. Their second defeat. handed to them by Bemidji. was suffered just as the team entered this slump. The Prowlers jumped into an im- pressive lead before the game was five minutes old. leading by six points. The Lumtberjacks. however. recovered and were leading at half time I5-10. .Xt the start of the third period it seetned as if the l'rowlers might arrive on even terms with their Bemidji opponents but a spurt brought the score 30-17 in favor of the Robbinsmen. :X l'rowler comeback of I0 points in the fourth period carried the llays' machine to within three points of the lead. llemidji stop- ped them there. however, and scored a field goal themselves to give them their tive point margin. Hoiuni was high point man for l.incoln with SP points. The l'rowlers got back enough of their form to overwhelm frookston 43-2? but still they were far below their best playing style. The Thief River quint established a lead at the beginning of the game and kept it throughout. but bad passes in drives to- ' s , . - - . A l ward the basket kept the score comparatively low. L rookston s Micrlllgim passing was worse than Thief River's but thev managed to do Guard their scoring on short bursts of speed which caught the Prowler's -I S1 I- wg- Kenneth Lindberg Guard defense napping. The score at the half favored the l'rowler's '22-ll. Captain Dabloxv played a good game sinking 18 points to take high scoring honors. According to tradition the W'arren team came over and hand- ed the I'rowlers its third defeat 272-21. The llays' men were still in a slump and could not seem to play together as a unit. XYarren on the otherhand turned in one of the best games and llliillagdl to nose out the l rowlers when Mickey Peterson dropped in a long shot just as the gun went off. Warren took advantage of the disorganized Lincoln defense and broke through for many easy shots. After poor ball handl- ing and a lot of scrambling the first half ended ln-it in favor of the l'rowlers. Warren came back strong in the third period and established a lead of lti-lil. The game hit a terrific pace during the last canto and with 50 seconds to go Dablow put the Prowl- ers in the lead '21-'20, l'eterson's long shot as the gun went off won for Warren. The l'rowlers got revenge on the Ilemiidji five when they tripped the Lumberjacks 26-13. A new starting' line-up pulled the llays' machine out of its slump and they played good basket- ball the rest of the season. The game started out slow because of the high tension of the players who foresaw a close game. The first quarter ended 2 all. The llays' machine found itself in the second period and ran up a ll-l lead by half time. The l'rowlers had things pretty much their own way during the second half with the l,umberjacks playing listless ball. There were a lot of fouls called during the game but not many of the gift shots were made. In a mid-week game the Vrowlers slaughtered Roseau .lt-Sl. The Thief River Quint played a hit and miss game letting Roseau get through for easy shots which they obligingly missed. The l'rowlers could not connect much better, however, and only had a ti-2'lead at the first period. The offense got going better the second quarter and piled up a 24-T lead at the half. In the last T canto the reserves were sent in and broke through for quite a few field goals. The Lfrookston team finally fotmd itself and after losinv nine straight games defeated NVarren. Against the l'rowlers they put up a good battle but could not stop the hard driving and fast breaking flays' machine. The Lincoln team dropped in four baskets before Crookston had time to even call time out. The Simso coached men got together a little better but were still behind 13-5 at the end of the half. The Prowlers were a little over-confident in the second half and a determined Crookston team began to creep up but the llays' men checked the rally before it became overly dangerous. . N h The final score was 23-18. Hoiuni, lanky center, played one of his best games and was high point man with 8 points. Qrupltl At the last game before the tournament the Prowlers defeated Gus 35 ,N - v - Il f Ada '39-'2t. l'rom the spectators standpoint the game was al- a emit- WV TTYYYTYYTYTY most ideal. The game was close but the locals held the lead throughout the first two periods. In the last half the lead chang- ed hands several times. The Hays' machine worked through for nine baskets to lead IS-I2 at half time but .-Xda came back fast to tie up the score in the early part of the fourth quarter. Dablow slipped in the winning goal with a minute to go, thus tittingly closing a great season. The l'rowlcr point a minute tea-m scored 565 in 5743 min- utes of play. Their opponents slipped III? points through the net. In individual scoring' Captain Dablow established a new record for Lincoln High School when he scored 'HI points. The former record was held by XYalter Larson '26, who caged SSI. lloth lloium and Lonson surpassed this with ll? and SIS points respectively. The scoring of' the season showing field goals, free throws. total points, free throws missed and personal fouls. If. ti. I . T. T. I'. I . T. M. I'. li. l. R. Ilablow .. nz: -2.3 f2Il lsr In '3. li. lloium .. SI SI I IT III 735 JI. R. Lonson III SI II5 Ili '2l Ml.,-li. -l. gk. Nllclileswlt . ISU fi lili SI Hi I.indht-rg -1. .'X. Rustad . . . I? 5 25 2 If Cl'llf!'l' li. M. l.iIltllJeI'g' . . - SI 2 20 J 5 T. li. Lindberg .. Ii I 15 2 In S. fi. Mickleson 5 II III 4 I SUB DISTRICT TOURNAMENT The elimination of the state high schools in their race for State Champs began in District l when Middle River and St. Hilaire clashed on the auditorium fioor. The St. Hilaire team lead by its fiashy captain, liigstad, was able to turn hack Middle River's five and advance into the Finals. The Prowlcrs showed their drive and speed when they YYYTTW - 0 fb- .x . 1' L I 31,04 r-Jawa, I .JI J T Mah. 'Jwl :HHN- .x +1..,l1I..o 1,1040 cl smothered St. Hilaire 65-5 in the finals. The Lincoln team had :uk Ml- . ' J' little difficulty in working through the badly upset visiting de- A HJ JUAJ-' fense for close shots which almost invariably found their mark. my I MX The Prowlers led by Dablow and Hoium raised the score to Ki--L4 7' fi T4 65 while St. Hilaire made 5. lletween the two of them Dablow -, , I P A and Hoium managed to contribute I7 points. having' 25 and 2? 'V tel 'K ' T at points respectively. DISTRICT TOURNAMDIT S The Prowlers opened the District I Tournament when they met and defeated the Argyle Eve 45-I2. Because of an injury to Miekleson, Dablow was shifted back to guard and Merle Lind- berg took Dablow at forward. This arrangement didn't iper 5101111 the Prowler offense which established a lead of 24-I first half and increased it to I5-I2 at the end of the game. HQILQ 41,1 4-an 4531- N I cyxuxxjq.-9 .- I i J U' f- -in ew Un 4 i i r1 if. ' u .X awxf, 'IJ Q,l44l 73l1A6'x1..1 Brokke ' JK H F orwn rrl 4 'C i 1 7 UW-at H-01A UNH'-v N.. ,'-WK . 9 'W as- V'1 Ttisizt Playing below their usual form, XN'arren eliminated Roseau 545-15 to advance into the finals against Thief River Falls. ln the consolation match Roseau nosed ollt Argyle I7-lti. This was the closest game of the tournament. The l'rowlers won the Championship of District I when they defeated l'Varren 27-18. The llays' machine established a lead in the First quarter which they never relinquished but about the -middle of the third quarter when Warren crept to within three points of the l'rowlers both teams had to speed up. A determined spurt carried the Thief River team into a safe lead again which they held until the tinal gun. After the game was over, the championship trophy of District I was presented to the l'rowlers by Superintendent Morris llyc. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT - In opening the regional tournament. Moorhead trampled on lilbow l.ake 3545-ll. The Spuds clearly showed the same form that had carried them to two consecutive state championships. The Ilavs' men showed themselves to be a smtmoth-running, Grant Mickelson l or'rt'urn' fast breaking, and accurate shooting team as well as a tight d fensive tive when they smothered Ada 42-12. NYith the team uorking as a unit the Prowlers ran up a I4-2 lead in the tirst quarter, increased it to 25-T at the half. and held a Zhi-Sl advan tage at the third period mark. The finals of the regional tournament will go down in history as one of the best games a Prowler team ever fought. After de- feating the Lincoln team zti-12 during the season, the Spuds felt overcontident and the l,1'UNVlCl'S ran up a lead of ltr-4 during the tirst quarter. Moorhead. realizing that they had to play their best to win settled down but still the llays' men were leading I2-S at the half. Coming back strong in the third quarter, the Spuds tied the score at H all. Dablow and Klickleson gave the Prowlers a ISI-I8 lead but a Moorhead spurt took the advantage for the first time when they were ahead 2?-21. lu the last two minutes two long shots gave the Spuds their 5 point margin. .J, ,,1, f 9 LP' -ISH- Robert Booreu Guard lfeiia' ilX,U'Ix'+l'lllllll2l llakke. lfrnia Horeland, lloiothy .Xnilerson. .lane l'rot- zeller. 1'il'UllI lx'o':t'-Dolores Umundson, Thelma l.aimh, lileanor llarris. lfndora llawkms. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM Many Freshmen girls showed interest in athleties hy coming ont for haslxel- hall. .X record of the games played in the tournament showed the following scores: Seniors-511, lireshmen-5: juniors--2'3. l'll'Cil1l11CI1-5: Sophomores-L 2333, lireshmen-IS. .'Xlfl'l0L1gl'1 they were defeated in all the games. thus receiving fourth place in the tournament, they yet have three years of high school left in which to make a name for their class in haskethall. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL The girls who played on the Sophomore team were livelyn Samuelson, A-Xliee ltlomherg, Ilelen XYassg'ren, Ethel Richards, plane Keeler. -and Clara l.illevold. They receive third place Seniors the Sophomores game ended 20 to H in the lireshmen girls C353 to omores. in the interelass tournament. ln the game with the were defeated-45 to ll. and with the lnnior girls the favor of the juniors. The Sophomore'squad defeated 5. Evelyn Samuelson was high point girl for the Soph- -l55l- Seniors. 'l'lic -lunim' girls, liuwcvciy liamlcrl thc Soplioiiiwc team a '30 In I I fly YTY lx'um' lfUTx'7Nylll lhiklu-11, livclyn XX'lii1i11g', Linnea llackluml. lfrnllf lX,Hfx'fl'iYL'lj'll llramlln-y, .Xlicc l.a1'scn, llclcn Milmi. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM 'l'l1c -lllllllil' girls were winiicrs of scconcl place in tlic intcrclass lmaslcctlrall ouriiamciit. 'l'lic ln-am clicl fast playing' with good tcamwork but wcrc unalmlc In cqual thc scarring of the SL-iiiurs, su the value cmlccl Ql tu IH in favor of ilu 5: feat, anal the l reslm1un a '32 to 5 clcfcat. Louise Klusscstail 'marlc tllc grcatesl Illlllllilxl' nf swivs fm' tlic hlunim' loam. -I56l- l WWW WY YTYWTY 4 litivfs lx'f1':t' liwsiiit- llzthlcu. Xlillicciit .Xl'I'lUltl. lfmlith lhtitimlsmm, Ruth l'ct- L'I'FUll. l'1'u1lf ltiiirt' ilcflzi liisht-rg, llzirrict llclqtiist, cziptzlin, llznzcl llzlvitlfmi. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM 'l'ht- girls iiiterclziss liztslcctlmzill lUlll'llZllllCIll cmlcml with thc Senior girls as cliutiipimis wlit-11 they mlcfczitctl thc .ltmiur squzttl 24-ll! in at fast gztiiicfmic fmt thc lu-st uf thc tmiriiztitit-nt. lluth tcztms wt-rc in guml wurlqiiig muler. using gmail tt-:tm wtwk, hut tht' bltmiurs umltl mit lcccp pace with thc St-iiiurs in husk slltmuliwl' 5. ct l ht- buplttniimt girls mot their XX':ttcl'lmn when thcy pluycrl against thc Scniurs whit tltmwiiccl them In-l l. lhc lwvslinicii lust to thc Sciimrs ni st ffaiiie enclmw im-.w. h 6 'l'llruugli :ill thc gzttncs in which thc Seniors pziiticipzitctl, Rusine liztltlcn wus lllgll-Iltlllll girl, iiizilcing' ll grczit numhcr uf the hztslcets. Xlillicctit .Xrnulcl cztmc il cliisc sccmicl. -I57 lg UI, 4 fi V. ix' 1 'LL Q lx, Rvur lxirrv-Nliss l'cirsnn, cnzluli, Alice l.:n'.-cn. ifuiyii Wiiiiliillj. fiyzll link' kvn, l.illlH'Zl iiildiillllii. .Xlyrv HIrnnl1c1'g. ICYCIXII lirzullcy, .llfdfl'!v lXJr7'Ix'fiil'iL'l1 XX':1ssgi'ci1. Xlyrtlv tiulsetli, lfvclyn SZRIINICISUII. Ruth i'k'iL'I'SHl1, 'l'l1c:1 fiiiinlwsmi. Rnsinc llzililcn, l.1llIiFL' Klwsscstzlrl. l'il'HlIf RH'IU7i':it'21l11Jl' llzirris, lunu llzillrlin, .Xnnic 'i'K'k'IL'll. Knln' Yftcsnml. llulmxw L'rrl:1l1l, Ycmiizi Lirlzllil. 1. Y VOLLEX BALL 1 .Xflcr suvcrnl wccks uf prziclicc. the vnllcylmll l1nn'nznncin was hold. 'I'In- I4l'L'SiIIlll'Il wcrc mlculzirul chziinpinm, with thc jllllitlfi winning' scunnl plzncc, lln- ap snnlnmiurc tliiiwl place. zlnfl the scniurs fonrtll. 3 ' ' x .Xs Inn I1 inlcrcsl was nut slnnvn in vnllcyhnll as in the wtln-1' spi rls, I 11115 N? 5. fil'llliX' ost: mlialnwl ll unc HI' thc cxtr:-curricnlzn' 2lk'liYifil'h fm' thc S. kj n X- is T'- i . lg fN YU . ,Q I 1 5 Y? x 3 iii X Q l 5 in iii igliiiai Z, il i Wi Simiii il H ii ii gig' L Q1 is iii in Y iii Q llztrrtet lltltllllbll, Xltlheent .Xrimlcl. liusvte llzthlett. L GIRLS ,. . ,. -- . - lhe three girls athove, lxusine llzthlen, hlllllfdll .Xriwlrl, :tml llztrriet llelqutsl were zuttmtg the first tu reeeive their letters in girls' zithleties. .X requirement ut mme tlmusztncl points. given for sueh sports :ts lmztsketlmztll, mlleylmztll, lcittenhztll. :tml trztek is neeessztry to earn an The plain usecl in ztxrztrtling letters is lu give one lttimlrecl fifty points for imtlcing' ll first team, one humlrecl points for Il see- wml team :tml fifty points fur thircl team. These girls deserve mueh praise fm tehieviug' this mlistinetitmtl. li x 1 X -fi' x L M 'L 'x X ff' ' x x t FP: T. 'W''YWVTVYYWYYYYYVVYTWVYYWWYYYW vmnvv vvmvvtmvvmmWYYvvvvvvvuvwmmv1 f. r Q K. l lftirfc li'tr:t'sl'ttpe. l'1 'CllL'b, hlttlnmm, l.zirwn. 5 .llirfffle ltltlft'--L-ll1lllllL'l'S, tlmzteli, llztttentielcl, Sttirlmng, litutrle. lfrmll lx,U'It'f- Hen, lirznitlnii, Xl1int,hlnln1stm. llentlrielcsttn. FRESHMEN .Xltlitmgli the lfmsli tlitl nut win xt game they tnrnetl in wine eretlitztlmle gznnef. ln the live gznnes the first yeztr men plztyetl they tlrttppecl in is points while their uppmieiils eztme tlirtmttgli tor l'3l. ln their tirst qznne they lust El he:n't-ln'eztlcer to the Sttpliti-iiitttxf lit-N, .Xt the hztlt mztrlc they were lezttling Il-Et lint eunlcl not hnltl it zlgzntist their mttre exper- ieneetl ttpptmeiits. lhe vlnniurs lmeztt them 'JH-I2 in their next trztezts :ttter hnltling' ll lezul nt I? I :tt the hztltf ln the lust twu perintls the teams pttt up at elttse lmztttle. 'l'he Senifirs prnyetl tum strung' fm' the yeztrlings :mtl ernshetl them :Sit-I.'t, The l-'rmli were entirely tmntplztyetl ztnrl were nnztlmle tn httltl the hztrtl tlriyintg' Seniurs clown. ln their seennml game with the juniors, the lfreslnnen put up their lmest liztttle. They merslizuluwetl the three-yezn' men in passing :intl tezninyurlq hnt the tleml slitmting' uf Utiferclzilil won fur the .lnniurs. ln their lust gzune they lust tn the Stmphs 'ZT-IH, 'l'he lfrnsli were nnztlmle tu stop Klyrnm who senrerl I2 points. lfrosetli :incl llenclrielason were the best men on the lfrnsh team lmuth inztking' the Seenntl .Xll-lnterelass team while XYhite reeteiyerl lionnrzthle mention. - I tan I-3 S111 YYYYYYYYYVYTYTTYY YTYWYYYTYYYYYTYYYYYYYTYTY 1 H1111' l1'111:1'--f 1A1121111IL'l'i, 1'11IlL'11, 511101111111 51111. 15111111 l1'11-11' 11L'1111I1S1, N1:111s1111, X11'1'1lI11. 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Xcwlzthfl. .Xt1tlci'wt1. l I'tIIlf lm-rt'--'ft Jlluiwlztltl, liwiwtztil. l.Clll'l'lZ. .IUNIORS In xxiiming thc Iittt-rclztss tfftiihzttiiciit. thc ,Itiitimw clcztrlx' mlchiwmtrzttctl tht fztvt that thvy xturc thc tn-:tm ctitcriiig' this zvimtizll ztH'ztii'. llicy wcrc thc high Nt ll'lIl4Q' muvliim- sinking I Ili ptfintfi Iht-It lust llltll' first gztim- til thc Sciiims :tml that xxzts thu tmlv um- thcx' tlitl I . . 1 lu-4. living mmlilt- tw wzttuli l'i'it'li:ti'rl :tml Ulwn thcx' tuulq that Qhnrt cull uf '1 'I 'I Num Iht' bltniitws iitipiwwt-fl altmwly lmt wcrc zllvlc tu llc-tent the Iirtisli '3tl-I'2. HIl'cl'- tlzthl h:uI hif cyc :tml thc tt'zti'lii1gs worn' tmztlmle tu htmlfl him clmvil. Ihcii' nt-xt grunt- futiml lllC'lll imlztying gfmrl uH'e11sivc hall SIlltllllL'l'lllQ' ihv Ntuphs I?-IEP. 'I'ht-y haul it '3'3-I mztrgiii thc first half Init slumpcrl slightly th: ilbl lun pci'i1nlS. lhc -llllllfifi lmcztt thc lfmslt '20-I5 in at close ZIHZIIV. 'l'hc mln-:ul slumtitig ul tJI't't-rflgtlil was thc willy thing thztt mm fm' the llllI'il-yrill' inch. L In urflcr In CIIIUI' thc hiiztls thc ltiniurs hztcl tw hcztt thc St-iiiurs wliicli thc-x' :hal '3IfI!I. Ihis was thc Ii-ost gztnic ut thc totiihztim-tit, 'l'hc hztlf emlcfl I ztll. lhc vltztilt mmelitm UJIIIK' was Wtlll hx' thc lllllltIl'S '22-I I. lhc Sciiitnx wcrc . F' ' D . playing' Il hit :tml mtv gztim- :tml tht- bluniurs wcrc iicwf' in rl'm5 ci'. f x IUJI lfufk lx'n-:uf--1 llfnu, l'l11'isluHe1'sm1, Yistzumel. 'l'lllAllXYilll. llllZlllllCl'S, L'n:1el1. l'.l'UIIf lx'n':v xljllllll, X1lYIlli, Slennes. Spunlmeun. SENIORS In winniu- llllll' uzuuex while lnsiu-f lwn the Seniors ea mturecl seennrl mluee in 5 . Pe the lnlereluff luuruzuuelu. 'lllley reeeivell seeuuml pllee fenring l1nmu's when N- . ,. . ilu-v puslleml Imp Irnnns llumuqlm the nel. llns lezun x-:nf perluums llme best fle- lnnsive teznu in the llJlll'llL'y. Illex' unn llleu' hrsl ffzune wllcu tllex' lmeul llme Iun1cu's 'll-'21, llI'lL'll1lI'1l zulcl 5 Ulwu lecl llle Seuimu' 1lll1lL'li. llnw' mletezueml llme Nnplls lm' then' seenuml x'u'l-u'x' lf'-5. .Xqzuu lllwn was Ille lug gun in Ilme Senior xutuelc. ., . . . . . U, , .. . llmen' tlurll XVIII was ut the expense nl the lfrnsll .M-ln, llme lfrush were uunlmle In slnp the llllllij' X4lSlZlllllCl. . .. . . . , ,, .Xgzun Xlstzluuel SlZlI'l'L'll :Incl the Seniors sluutllererl the bnphs 'JI-.L llme Neuim' mlefense was llle lvest seen in all the gzunes. llnln the t'll2l'illl5lUl1Sllll7 ul slgln. the Seniors lust lu the .luuumrs '31-ISI, llle more was T all :ll the lmlf. ln the mleeimling gzuue. the Seniors fnuncl lllClllSClX'CS in za slump. 'l'l1ei1' guzlrrl- lllg' u'z1su't 11llj'WllL'I'C nezu' its usual stzunlzuwl uucl they lust '32-l I. fl fu IA ALL-CLASS TEAMS First Team Position Sammi Team UFferdahl, Junior ...... Forward ..... ..... P richard, Senior Myrum, Sophomore .... Forward ........ Hendrickson, Frosh Vistaunct. Senior ...... Center ..... ...... is 'rose-th, Frosh Olson. Senior ......... Guard ..... ..... S ponheim, Senior .-Xnderson, Junior ...... Guard ............... Frissell. junior Honorable Mention: VVhitc. Frosh: Korstad, Junior: Matt- son, Soph. . . liach basketball letterman picked a lirst and second All-lnterclass team which averaged into one is taken as the All-Class team. The Seniors and .luniors each placed two men on the first quintet while the Sophs placed the other man. On the second five the Seniors placed two men and the juniors placed one. Offerdahl and Myrum were placed at forwards almost wholly because of their high scoring' ability. Oiferdahl led with 83 points while Myrum tied for second place with 50. Prichard and Hendrickson made the second team because of their good all around playing. The two best centers were Yistaunet and Froseth. Yistaunet gets the call because he was able to tip all the centers and hold his opponents to lower scores. lle also ranked high on the scoring list, sinking 36 points while Froseth had 35. The guard positions go to Olson and Anderson with Sponheim and lfrisscll close behind. Olson was a high scorer making 50 points while Anderson stood out in defense. Sponheim and Frissell were steady performers and were inval- uable to their respective teams. The leading point getters during the contest were: Offerdahl . points Myrum . . points Olson .... points Vistaunet . points Froseth . . points Anderson . points Sponheim . points Frissell .. points Prichard . . points Hendrickson . . . points -l 64 4' f' r 1',f.f -'I-,fix i . If , .I rv: I v V , .f'1'Qfk!I - f 4.5 , K ' 4 ,f J , ,V,, W, ' , x I U K , ' .N ,- V .,. 1 3 ly A! - If-7 'fy I ' 'W lfvx -'fit Y 11 ' Y ' 3 Q, 2 . 1 - ' ' f - LM' . 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Sxrciisini, tlic girls' clrum curps lizis lwccuim' .1 pifmiiiiciil mgziiiizziiimi uf l.lllClllll Iligli. lImvcx'ci'. rluc tu the fact ilizlt scvvril xx' im-mlmcrs wa-rc tzilccn in :mal lmil in ln- given special training. tlic corps rlul mn makc 215 Illllllf' llislinguisliingi zippcziiwiiiccs :is lust yum' wlicn it was first form ul. lk-spits' iliis. tlic girls' flrum curps clcsciwcs merit fur its ricliicruim-ills. --I UG I-- ll lx'i'i11' lx'o-xt'-tlowloii vlohnson, Lharlcs lfrisscll, .Xrnohl Staclum, tiilhcrt hah- rick, liorrcsl .Xn4lcrson, .Xnthony lfahrick, Irwin Sponhcim. l'il7lll'ffl lfnft'-XIV. Swcnson, hantlmastcrg Ralph lfjclstacl. Nlorris llancy. lilcmi L'hristic. llaroltl johnson. Sanford l.cc, blamcs liorstacl. Llarcncc Uffcr- tlahl. XYcnmlcll Iicilty, Kloys Lcncrtz, .Xl'llllll' Klyrom, Luvcrnc Rollanml, Rollanal llrootcn. Ricllartl Xclson, l rank liicwcl. Y'l1i1'u' lx'rm'-t':11'l l.cc, Klclvin Uffcrflalil, lllanchc Rinklc, l.ll11lC1l llackluml. Rohcrt liorstarl. lfvclyn Xclson, Yiolcl RllOtlL'g'2ll'll, Xxlllllkil' Nlyhrum. .S'l'l'Ullff lx'w'rt'-XXXwoclrow Crailc, Mark Lcncrtz, Rohcrt Ucn. Orrin llranrlon. l'almci' .Nast-hy. lirncst llclquist. l il'UlIf lx'o'zc-Siclilcy l.lL'llCl'lN1lIl, .Iamcs .Xalhn. tllcnn Matson. Romainc l.cn- ci'tz, 'lhcorlorc Qualc, tiormlon l.cc. JUVENILE BAND The juvcnilc haml has playctl a prominent part in school activities this year. Mr. Swenson has proclucccl a hand more than usually capable and has used thc hantl to pct: up school activities. The band playccl at all the football and basket- hall gamcs during' thc season. It also participated in thc music concert given in thc lily .XutIitoi'ium. 'I'hc succcss of many school activitics has nlepcnmlccl upon thc cxccllcnt music which this organization has givcn. X, -fflfvjli -.- x 5. D Dv 1 . v7 K X X Q.- l v 'WWTTT .4 N' V 1 lm'a1'l: lX,U'ZU'Slglll' ,Xngt-ll, Ruth johnson, Orpha tlahrielson. .Xlice l.Zll'SCll. l.ois Uden, lfvclyn XYl1iting', Ruth Moline, Sheila .Xngell, l.illian lioarlq. .lliddlv Row- -l.aura Nielson. Klargaret 'llhill. Ruth llrcdeson, Ruth Ilcsslcr. Rose Sheedy, tlracc lahr, Margaret lfvenson, Evelyn Nelson, Miss johnson. director. lf1'1111t lx'11-zusliiitli 'l'urnwall, liolores .X1nundson, Rhodella ,Xngt-ll. ilillL'lllIIl lirooten. lilinor Ilottclson. .Xrda llyroin. llcrnadcttc XX'aldorl'. Yi1'ginia Qlllillkl limma llakkc. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The girls' glee clnh hegan its 119221-:SH work in September under the supervision of Miss Maude I.. lohnson. Regular rehearsals have been held during the sccf ond period of school every Wednesday and Friday. This organization has taken a very active part in several programs through- out the year. the outstanding one heing the Teachers' Convention at the city auditorium in Uetoher. .Xl this convention the girls' trio and mixed quartctte also featured. Another commendable piece of work the girls' glee club accomplished was ered at the Lincoln lligh Cliristmas program in joint session with thc boys glee club. The officers representing the girls' glee cluh for 12120-311 wcre: President -------- .l1'11'11 If-W11111 Vice-President - A - lC11.vv.S'l1ve11'.i' Secretary-Treasurer ---- 1X,llf'1Il'I'lIll, Pllfftlll 'Custodians - Ruth 11111115011 and l31'1'11advtf1' ll'11111o1'f -I 118 I- Ns the presentation of the Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah wliich they rend- vv WWW! Y lfuur lx'fm'ffXlcIx'i11 XYcclul, lfarl 'l'llI'llXX'2lH, Miss 'IuI1nsu11. 1IiI'CR'lUI', Fliffulwl I 1wnchllvl1, zmml Il:m1lfl.Im'stzul. lflkillf !xHm'f Rullzlml lhmulum. L'l:u'cm'c iiulxcth, .Xrtlmr blwlnmm. -lzuncs lxwrslzul zmml -lllllhll' l'riQl1:a1'1l. BOYS' GLEE CLUB 'Vhc lmys' gh-c cluh wllich was Ul'g'ZllliZC1l czlrlx' in thc wsu' umlcr thc rlircctiun uf Xliss wllillllillll mc! thc sccuml pcriuml un cvcry Tllcsclzly :mcl 'lxlm1's1l'1x', lJm'i11f K , 25 thc yn-111' lhcy pzwticipzllcml in u llllllllltl' ul' cntc1'lz1ix1lncnls inclmling lhc flll'iSllllZlS IJl'tvgl'IlIl1 :11 Ijmwwlu High School in which they took part in thc IIz1lIcluj:1h C In wus f-IYHN KIcmlcIssohn's Messiah, lim pmlmhly thc hmsl uutstumling lJCI'fUl'I112LllCL' thcy mzulc was ut thc 'l'cz1cl1- us' Umvclltimm Inst full, in which thcy sung' ss-vc-1':1I IHIIIIIJCFS, The mule quartcttc alw :1ppcu11-fl :ut this k'UIlYClltiOI'l. 'fr f' ' . !L 1 O' . . . , R, - 1 -Q x gl',x. 1 f . I , -. 4 ' V V Y , , 1 J - ' 1 ' I 4 P- 4 I , 1 I 4 ' ' J MJ. M I I . - IfwlV' - - f 1 I 1 l ,. I x x A x ' X 1 n 1 , lk f x r ,, ' f ,-' ,1 ' ' X ,7-1-.L K lx'mV lx'ff7u-fR:1y111rnhl Xmtlk. fllulm lh'wl4l4a'. ti4ll'll4ill ,lf1l111w11, fillflhfll Uxm' lamml. ,l'fIfl'lI' lx'fm'ml1'xx'i11 Slillllllkxilll, kiilhurt I'12lhl'iCli, XIV. I.2ll1llillg', 4HI'k'ClHlA, Xh' X'i5lZllIl1C1, .Iuslus I.:u's4m, .SI'm1n1' lx'n'h'-1111111 liinulcgzml. Ralph lfjclslzul, Yiulcl Iihmlx-g:11'cI, .Xlwys I .cm-rlz, fxI'1lk'0 AIZIIIV. l'1l'UlIf lhrrvf- S:1nf1n'fl lxc. Ricluml Xclwn. HIGH SCHGOL ORCHESTRA .XII1 l.zuming tnuk cllzxrgc uf thc m'cl1cslrz1 this yczn' fm' thc thwl limo. 'I'hv rcsulls uf his lczulc-1'sl1ip hzlvc hccn cvimlcm zmml pIc:1si11g'. 'lihc u1'clwst1':1 llIlI'IiL'illll1A ecl in thc frcc cum'c1'l LfiVL'I1 in thc citv 1lllIlilUI'illlN :md was vcrv well 1'cccix'L-sl. WW It has also plzlycml fm' vz11'im1s fllnctimls such as scluml plays. Such :ln UVQZIII- izutifm is gwmrl trznining fm' thc IIICITIIIKTS :xml Il great ha-lp in sulnml :u'lix'ilicQ. ' A- J 'V I ' . -. 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HARMONICA BAND V1111L' 11z11'1111111i1'21 11111111 XYZIF 111'g'21111z1'11 111' X112 1.:11111111g' 111 1111- L'1lI'1f' 12111 411. 191251 lIl41 si111'1' 111211 112111- 1121s 1'111111- 111 111- 1111i11' 21 11r11111i1111111 11111c'1'1211111-1'. 11 11215 111-1111 111 11211111 4111 111I'11l1g'11 1111- 1512311 111-11 fcsls 211111 :1ss1-1111111' 'Ill-l1gv1-111115. 115 11111 11s 111:1ki11g 1 111g 1111 211 1111- 11111111111 11111si1'211 11-s1i1':11. WJ KY ww- I ' ,jf 1 1 x, 1 , ' 1'1'b-1 1 YV-A wwf! HV --X 1 wx fu 1 XA,-Yxfv.,-17' 1 . 1 . ' --5.34 'Z---1 -, 1 -- . 1 WJ 4 1 .11 1-- wwf J Q1 IL- w-'Ak..,'l.,1,o 'AK 7 M' K 1 1' 11 ' X , ' ,. ' ' , 1,1 1 ' , i' 1' 7 '- Mx ,,,.,.,1,N-4 g 1.5 1, 1 .1 1 1 1 .1 I 11X -1. I . 7 - 1 V - Y tv - ,v-x -- -'g - W ,v,, ..v Y Q x. 1 'SL' VK- 4 1,,,... 1, A- V . ' ..4 Q..,4' 1711517 61 '-1 ,Vx-1 1 'Iliff lx'rm'- Nlerle Lindberg. llonovan Klattson. lfarl Turnwall. .Xlrin Vhrist- otferson, Ilarold blohnson. .llirfrilc lfo-it'--lhiriis Xlathewson. Rohert XYhilc. .lack Yan l'elt. Vlitliord New- land, Rohert liorstad. l'iI'II1lf lfufu-lflizzllretli Iorde. lflinoi' llottelson, Rhodella ikngell, Nval llok- ken, llelen llerinanson. PROWLER SALESMEN V. . . . . H lhe l'rowler salesmen put on an active, huslness-like drive to sell the limo 'I'rowler and succeeded very well. Yarious prizes of season tickets to the lmasket- hall games were awarded to the highest contestants. .Xfter a keen struggle .Xlvin kltristohferson was announced as high salesman, selling fifty one annuals with Nyal lbokken, who sold forty seven, a close second. The sales campaign was loyally supported hy the students and actively pushed hy the salesmen. .lack X'anl'elt as husiness manager was at the head of the campaign. The sales campaign for the ISIZSH l'rowler was one of the most original and eflective ever put on for such a purpose. The campaign was opened hy the puh- lication ol' a special newspaper. the Kam l'ain lslronikal. llon Snyder was editor- in--chief of this publication and did the clever illustrations. The paper announced the arrival of a noted scientist with the egg of a prehistoric monster. Strangely enough this egg hatched while Professor Blowskowski was exhihiting it on the stage and thus arrived that curious lmird, tiuyustecutus. whose picture you may see on another page of this hook. liuyustecutus announced that he had come lo lake charge of the Prowler t'ainpaign, l'nder his direction. ,lack Yan l'elt put on an ellective sale that netted over four hundred copies sold. The loudspeaker system was used each afternoon to present the latest news uf the progress of the sale. Tags were given to each person who purchased a l'rowler and hlue rihlmons to those who paid in full, liach person as he bought his hook hecaxne a ineniher of the Mythical l'rowler Cluh of the .Xir and was duly announced through the loudspeaker as a ineinher. ...I73l- YWTN lftlfk lx'n':t'-l.luytl .Xzutstzul .S't'm1111' lx'tr':t-if licum-tli l'opc, .Xluys l.ci1ci'tz. lluuzilwl Stwcitstm. lfrmzt Nu-rt'-XYz1ltci' Xlzuiu, Nlillzml Xclstm. XIV. llzuifl. SlIlJCl'YlhHI'. Iilcuu k'lu'istic. llcnry Sltlfllilllg. CARTOON CLUB The czwtuuu cluh wus swgztuizctl tu tztlcc :i scrics ut' lt-ssuus in cztrttmuing, 'l'hc :lit-niln-rs mc-t tluring vzlczuit perituls tn work out thc lcsstms, lit' trztiniug :mtl practicing' this way at muuhcr ut' thc mcmlmcrs liztvc hcctnuc piwmficicut in tlrztwing l'lIlllSlllg' fziccs :mtl other sketches. Such at cuursc furuislies cxccllcut iustructitm in this lim- :tt zi small cxpcnsc. M11 llzmtl supcrvisccl thc wnrlc :tml sptmstwctl the rlczi. .X numhci' of such uctivitics wuultl hc at hcuclit tu thc sclluul hx' tlcvclwpiutg thc artistic :ilmility latent in thc stuclcuts, Such 11 training is :ts hencliciztl as lthlctics zmtl great crcclit slmultl hc given tu Klr. llzuifl fm' his help :mtl supcr- vision in tlcvt-limping' thc itlcn. -it 73 is- lp. UTY ,l'11f1 l1'11:1 1411111-1'1 1i111AN11111, 1 1':1111'1s l'z111x111, ,11111-N 1.1-111-1'1z. 1:11111-s 1111151111 .1li111ll1' f1'1171'- Nliw X':1111111'g 1X:1Qg:1z11'11. 1'11:11'111 X1L'1X'111 X11-611111. 1'4111'1'1-51 .X1111l1 NlI11, 1'1111'11111 X1-11'1:11111, 1'1X'1'1-111 111111111341 ,X1'11f1'1l 1111s1- 511L'L'l1-Y. X1z11'1gz11'1-1 111111, N11'g'1111:1 Q11:111-, .X111'1- 1,1l1'iL'1l, 1.ll1l1Ll 11:11-1:1111111. 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The leading roles in the large cast were taken hy Don Snyder as jolm Ilruce, millionaire: llarriet Helquist as Nora Nlullett, daughter of the pro- prietor of the Mullet Hotel: Roy Lonson as Tommy Lansing a young artist: and Gladys llowers as Claudia llarret. The story is laid in a small town hotel run by Martha Mullet, played by Ruth Smithers, who is aided by her daughter Nora. john llruce returns to Matasquam, his old home town, to purchase a plot of ground for a pottery factory. The land is owned by Abner Ketchum, the local Shylock. played by Wilson Dokken: who plans to turn it into a cem- etery and won't sell. jolm stops at the Mullet Hotel as he is a boyhood frienil of Martha's. Circumstances make him assistant manager of the hotel and make him pretend that he has lost his fortuneg while at the hotel he aids the romance of Claudia and Tommy and himself wins Nora Mullet. Ile tricks Abner out of his cemetery with the aid of llenny, .'Xbner's nephew and a high-pressure salesman played by james VVarner and Martin, Alvin Christotferson, who is llruce's business manager. The story is immensely brightened by Thea Gunder- so11 as lilmine Ludeen. the hired girl, who convulses the audience with laugh- ter, and the line acting of Katherine Patton as Mrs. lflarret, and the French dancing' teachers Yor and jura Charente, played by junior Prichard and Ruth jacobson. Other very humorous situations are furnished by Klillicent Arnold and Orpha tiahrielson as Alphecca and Alcheba Spinster, Rip Dablow the buss- man, .Nlv Yistauuet as he valet, and Myrtle Lufkin as llella, a very rude hotel guest. . lf the Seniogplay pgs an imnrnse success. a great deal of the credit must he given to the Qcv ' afgl' us ' advertising it received. Under the manag- ership of jack l i s boys engineered a novel campaign includ- ing the distributioigofgffee tigketsg 'rom an airplane. E 1, 1 Q . 1 Q iq wk j ? m X E E 'NIA' -' . E' 'Y A ' I is f as-' s as 1 ' J fm N A 4. N as is Q? Y , - f TQ X Q 1 lx -l 7m l- s ' I s -s, ' ix 37 Y X Q T H 354 'S f my-R Q N 1 ii Rig Q X ' ' s V' 4 ,, ' Q-T XR as X fe-L tt' 3 'lhfi li'o-rv-f.Xlice thntnnlson, typistg llonalcl Snyder, athletic editor: tllenn Ilrokke, feature eclitorg Myrtle Lufkin. typist. tll1'rr'dli' lx'u-:ew-fliunice earlson. erlitor-in-chief: llelen XX'assgren. reporter: Roi it-rt Korstarl. activities: Thea tiunrlerson, typist: Yiolet RI1tNlL'g'IlI'tl. iypist. HHIIU111 li'o'rt'-lfcrii llarnett. literaryg .Iunior l'richarrl. associate etlitor: t'lara Swanson, features: Nlr, 'lulius tlpheini, adviser: Yamila johnson. reporter. THE HIGH SCHOOL PROGRESS The JSP-'Siu Vrogrtss staH' was composed of seventeen ineiuhers all very ac- 'ely engaged in this school project. Xvith Mr, Upheini as atlviser and lfunice t irlson as Ctillfll'-IH-t'illCi, the Progress this year was one ot the most newsy anti interesting' in the history of Lincoln lligfh. S The l'ro--'ress is one of the most nn mortant ot our extra-curricular activities. 3 although it is not always recognized as such. The stat? puts a great tleal of vrk into the protluction of their paper. Consicleringg' the fact that Lincoln lligh s not a regular journalism class in which the staff is instructed in newspaper vrk. the Progress is worthy of much praise, also having' won high honors for I our school at the N. I. I . AX. press conference at tirancl lforks. The weekly appearance of the Progress in the Thief River Ifalls Tinies enahles eryone to learn what the activities of the school are. 'I'he usual custom of having each class put out one Progress issue was car- ried out in Nav. The 'Jin-'ISI-stz1tT put out a time paper the last week of school, therchy showing' that prospects are hrigfht for another promising' production. -sf 76 1-- WWW ffl tw N lslf 'fall -fr i t A ,if A 'Q If ilftlfigz l ,r :VA '-f.. l, A 1,1 ra X -. ' . , vf ' -J, , ,f W ff J lf! b. ll' H, 'limp ltjllh'-llllllllltl Snymlcr, art etlitorg .Xrnolml linstatl, assistant husiness inan- agerg Alerotne llillarrl. feature: XYilson llokken, assistant husiness manager: lilenn llrokke, athletiesg llarriet l,un4l. typisl. .lliu'r1'le lx'oft'flQollanml llrooten. assistant business manager: .Xrt -lohnson. assistant hnsiness manager: Thea liuntlerson, typist: .lack Yan l'elt, luisnu-ss Ill2llI2lQL'l'1 .lunior l'riehat'rl. assistant activities etlitorg Klr, llantl, arlviser, lfollonz No-rt'-Xlyi'tle l.ufkin, typist: Ruth hlaeohson, associate eclitorg Ruth l'eterson, assistant activities etlitorg lrwin Sponheiin. emlitor-in-eliiefg liuniee Karl- son, aetivities emlitorg llarry Rohinson, associate etlitorg .Xliee Hnunulson, typtst. PROWLER STAFF .Xll is entletl. Hur llrowler is now hetore you lot' juclgnient. XX e hope the results ol' our lalmorings are eonsiclerecl eonnnentlalmle hy you who reall this annual. liaeh ineinlver of the stall has put forth his hest etlorts to make it an ont- stancling' protluetion, anal each nieinlier of l,ineoln lligh has eontrihutetl his hil lowarml making' it a hook of human interest. XYe wish to thank Nlr. llantl especially for the exceptionally large share he playetl toward its success. for without his grtiicling' power we feel that our work would have been as nothing. During the infancy of our task the wlilifieiilties we eneounteretl were not few ancl far hetween. lint after progressing' rapiclly into a sottntler stage anal working together as a unit we fountl our work pleasing' anil enjoyable. So now our work is over. Wie leave it for you to jtulge whether this lfllitl Prowler is a worthy prorlnetion, lf you like it, tell your neighbor it's gfiuflw-if you tlon't like it. keep quiet! -l 77 Is YWYTW A' I V. fi D K ff. fwffaw i X- fi tl ALS VW YTTY 'lhfi lfffrrf-Iiiliiiil' llI'lL'llIl1'4l. lrxxin Spimlieim. Klip bl. XX' Hpheim. Ullfffllll lx'n-rv f-lfiihiee L':u'lsfm. lllilfll Swzulsim. N. I. P. A. The Nurtlierii llilerseliulzlslie l'ress .Xssueizlliun xvzls furiliecl fm' the purpusa Nll1ll1L'SlDlZl. Xcvrth llzilwlzl, Nmtli llzllmtzl. :xml xliflltllllil. l.11ieulh lligh Selnml sem five rlelegzltes lu the ninth zmnuzil N. l. l'. .X. Llniveiitimi all the Nwrth llzilwtu l'nix'ei'sity, Xuveiiilwer '32 uml 2233 nzmiely, .Iulius Hpheim, zulviser nf the lligh Seluml l'i'ug1'ess: lilllllft' Ql2llAlSHll. Clllllbl'-lil-k'lllL'f1 LllIlI'Zl Sxvzuismi. Vepurl- er: Irwin Spunlieim. eclilm'-in-eliief nf the l,l'4NYlCl'1 :mel llllllibl' l'rieli:ml. Il premiinenl member ul' huth the l'mg'ress zmcl l'rmx'lei' stalls. Superintemlem Klwrris live whu wok the rlelCQ'11tiim in lirzmil lfurlcs. was zllsu Il l.ineuln Ili- h . - 5 I'L'l1I'L'SClll2ltlYC. Ruuml lzihle mliseussiuiis were eumluetecl lay meh zmfl wmnen experieueeml in jflllI'llZlllSIH :mil eiwverecl every phase of IlL'WSlJIlIJ'CI' :mil zmmizil xvurlc. The fL'2ll1ll'l' ut the emiventimi was the lNlHfIllL'l :it the lizleutzilz llntel. the must entertaining' in the liistury uf the fmrgziiiizzllimi. The l'mgress issues. fullmviiig this press eunferenee, were much iiiipiwweml in lwth style :mil Ilifmglit uf the vzlriuus zirtieles. :ls well :ls the generzil mzilu-up ul- the paper. s I :H I ut exelizmging l1lC2lS zinimig the selimml llL'XYSIJZlIJL'I'?4 :mil zumuzlls uf fmir slines' Pm v ' . H .-9 A!- 'liuf' lfwrv llum-l llnvimlsuii. .xljlllt l.lllililll, xllllllk' Sllflllstlll, Klilllrcrl l'igl'llL'5. lilzulys Kluc. lll:uu'lu- liinkcl. Y lil-trim: li'u':vf-- l.1u'illc .Xu-liziiiiliziilll, liimnzi .Xiuli-rsmi, Xliss hlllllllk' l.L-mill lllll'1ll'l1lll, lllzulys llmu-i's. Xiwinzx llzllclu-lllcr. if XP' -jl TH E LIBRARY ASSISTANTS llu- llllllll' Qlullll has rciulcrccl L'lllL'lClll sl-rx'u'c ln ilu- scluml tllll'lllQ' thc vn'zl1'. 'I lu-rc :irc lwu lilwzliw' Qmiips. mu- ul' wliivh scrvcs 111 llu- llllI'Ill'5' els-sk, :mil ilu wtlu-1' :il liiisccllauu-wus tasks. llu- lirst glwwiip :ilu-iulwl lu siu-h lla-mils in ilu :uli11illisll':lIiun iil'tl1elil1i-airy :ls signing uf slips. llu- Ulu-ching in :uul ulll uf liulllqs, zuul llu- lu-L-ping of ilu- slu-lu-s ir. m'mlu', 'l'lu- lhilics inf llu- sn-cfnul gmup :irc lu lu-lp pix-pzilc lu-xx' luuslcs fm' circiilalimi. mwuiil picliiu-s. mzilcc llu- list ul' .n'c1'mliu- lumlqs, :mn-:ul In llu- lll'L'llllllllg lll1lg'2lZll'lCS zuul lmmlc :ilu-r llllllly iillu-1' zlclzuls, This Zll'l'1lllg'ClllClll of vuluntzlry scrvicc in llu- liln':u'y is ul mutual lu-iu-lil llcsimlcs lu-ing :1 gn-:il lu-lp ul llu- liln'zx1'iz1n. thc girls licclmu- lu-tu-1' zuwllizliiitcfl with llu- liln'zu'y. :uul :irc ilcvclupcrl hy L'2ll'l'j'lllg' rcspuiisilwility. llu- high sclnuwl stiulcms :uul lczlchcrs IllJl5l'L'k'l1llC tlu- lnu- wm'lq ul llu-sn il4SlSl!llll lihrzirizms. -sl 79l- 1114. loft lx'ff-.v Xlt-lym XX cfhil. lrwm 5lDUIlllCllll. XX1lson lloklacn. Mlcim llrolclit' X crmw lfwusoh. ,llifldlw lx'of.'h'l'l1t-11 liumlcrson, .ltmior l'l'lL'll2ll'tl, Xiolct Rlioclcgartl, l,iimca lltckluml. ,Xlicc llnmmlson. Nyal llokkcn. limmicc Varlson, .Iamcs XX'arncr, Ruth l'ctc1'si nl. HUHUIII lx'o'rt'f X'ii'gmia Qualc, .Xliuc l.arscn, Xliss l.cavitt. faculty rcprcscma- 'tx Rosim' llahlcn, lllaflys- llowcrs. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lhc Clgllltwll stmlcnts ahovc wcrc clcctctl nlemhcrs to thc National llonor wicty. which in a high school is cmlual to thc l'hi Ilcta Kappa of colleges. To attain lllL'IllllL'l'SlllIJ in this society thc stmlcnt must rank in thc upper onc- thirfl ul' thc class, aml must also rank high in cliaractcr, lcaclcrship, anrl st-rvicc. lhc cliartcr permits tiftt-cn pcrccm of thc Scniors to hc Cnrollccl. Supt-riutcmlcnt llyc awarmlcfl the ccrtificatcs to thc imlivimlnals who attaincrl imhcrship, prt'l'acing' this vcrt-mony with a short hut appropriate talk on thc nportanuc of scholarship. l.atcr in thc X'C1ll' thcst- llonor Society stmlcnts wcrc ncscntccl with small golcl keys. Tho faculty committee which clcctt-cl thc mcmhcrs was composccl of Bliss l cavitt, chairman, Xliss lirucgcr. Nlrs. liorstacl. Nlr. Ophcim, :mil Xlr. Hanfl. mlgoiw Top lx'o':v-Xlcrlc I.lIllIlK'l'Q, coach Hays, Richarfl llalmlow. llonalml Snyilcr. Hliffrllll IXIUTU-.XI'llUl4l liustafl, llowarfl lluium, Huy Loiigon, NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Roy IAHISUII, .xflllllll Ruslaml, Nlcrlc l.imllmcrg-', anml llowarml lloiiim were 5 thc four alhlclcs clcctcil to thc N. .X. S. S. this year, llonalrl SIIXKICI' aml Richarml llahlow ll2lYlllg4 won a placc in thc organizalioii in l5l'3Sl. .Xt a special asscmhly on March IH. hclil for thc purpose of clcclaring clcclions. Xlr. llaml commcntccl on thc fact that in thc six years which hc has worlcccl in Lincoln lligh thc qucstiou of incligibillty of athlctcs has nearly clis- ll7lDl'2lI'L'Kl. llc laiml this iiicrcasccl scholarship among thc athlctcs to four things: lfirst. hc placcil thc lcaclcrsliip of thc llalnlow hrollicrs, Rip aml UIIOOIIICIIN who havc mamlc an cuviahlc rccoril in the alhlctic aml scholastic line. He then mcntions thc lczulcrship of thc coachcs which the school has hacl in thc past few vcars. Xcxt. thc syinpatlictic attitiiclc towards athlctcs which has grown up lllllbllg' the faculty: and last, hut not lcast important, the National .Xlhlclic Schol- lrship Society. YWYW71 lk Q. I X 4, Al til .X'luz14lr'11if--fRuth Smillivrs. clrzlinzllicsg Xlilsc-n liulqlu-11, lllllllllfllllfi liiilmurl nrslaul. ui':1tm'icz1l, .S'4'1lfi'r1'-lliw lqilgfllll SlL'IlCl'S1lll. Cuzwll, DECLAMATION Un 'llllL'4Cl1lj'. l'lClJl'lllll'5' l, in the lligh Scliuul zlsscinhly, Miss lqllgllil Slciluixml umrluclcml lhc pu-liiiii1m1'5' ilcclzulizltmky cuiitcsl, in which stiirlums pmticipzucmi uhm hzul hucn sclcclwl thu prcviuus wack. .Xl thc iiiml climinziliim cmltcst. Ruth Smillu-rs, XYllSlJll lluklccn, :mil Ruhcrl irstzul wun thi- right In rcprcseiit l.incul11 lligh in the sulm-rlislrirt im-vt hclrl in tha- high scliuul zisscmhly, l clm1'i1:1i'y l'2, :ill nl wlmm mul: Hrst linm-i's with case. .Ns ll result. all lhrcc lnrzll cmitcstzuits were cntcrccl in thc ilistiivt mccl stugcfl Su-plicii cm Klum-lu I. in wliicli Ruhcrt lQUl'Sl21ll min sccuml plzlcc giving thc u1'1twl'icz1l si-lcciifm 'l'hc lllll 'lLE l,zlw 'mil Xlilsmi lluklccn rcccivcfl lhiril limiiws N r in the liumurmis flivisimi l'CllKlCI'llIg' .Xn lillL'UllllYCl' xxvllll sm lim-i'x'icxx'ci'. Ruth Smitlicrs, Il very prmiiising local cuntcstzmt, wus imzxhlc tn ntlcml iluc ln illncss. Miss Rilgllil Stcncrsmi, iilslructur, is to hc cmnmcmlcrl fur hui' lliimmiigli :mil icicnt CUZlL'lllllg'. lly VCZISUII uf hui' cxfcptiimzll rlrzunzltic talent :mil k'XIlCl'lx'llL'k' in flCCl2llllZlllUll work. Qlliss SICIICVSUII pmvccl n must zilmlc cwzicli. hlgljl- liunice Carlson Ruth Peterson VALEDICTORIAN-SALUTATORIAN From the beginning of the school year the more intelligent and anihitious l'l!'CSllll1CIl seek high marks in their studies. Then at the end of the year their desires are stirred by the graduation of the Seniors for high honors when they too shall graduate. .-Xltliougfli few mention the fact nearly all of these lmeginners would like to ohtain the highest honor of all, the position of valedictorian. Some lose this desire and become lazy and indifferent hut the hest march on, piling' up Ns and l!'s towards their goal. .Xnd certainly this is a laudable ambition. The position as leader of a class is an Open Sesame to further goals. This year the leader is one who fully de- serves it. liunice Carlson. The valedictorian ought to lead, not only in scholar- ship, but in school activities. .-Ns editor of the lligh School Progress, liunice has done the school a great service in making' it a Fine, up-to-date sheet. llcr record of honor points compares farorallly with those of former years. l ler character and conduct in school are excellent. The class of 151:30 is t'ortunate in having' such an exponent of scholarship and service. liverything that can he said of the valedictorian can he truthfully said of the salntatorian. The difference in honor points is so slight, a fraction of a point, that no real estimate of the ability of the two can he taken from them. The honor is nearly as great and the school is just as fortunate in having Ruth l'eter- son as sahitatorian as it is in the valedictorian. --Pl, S3 l- .hlftllltflilltfillZll'I'5' Robinson, Klr. tlpheim, coach, Clarence lltwie. .S'vrIft'rl'-f-hlztcli Yan l'elt, Linnea llaekluntl. Xtilson llokken. .lunior l'i'ichat'd. DEBATE The debate squad was chosen after a try-out of all the contestants. The six members selected, eoached by 'Iulius Opheim, proceeded to studx' tliorouqhlv the proposition assigned by the state for all the high school teams, Resolied.: That the present petit or trial jury system in the l'nited States should be abol- ished. The nefrative team, Linnea llacklund, ack Yan l'elt, and XYilson llokken 5 debated twice. Their tirst contest. which uias with Red Lake Falls. ended disas- tronsl '. The trii to Red Lake lfalls was made in the old school buss with 5 l Specs Olson as chauffeur. The judges gave a two to one decision in favor of the Red Lake lfalls' affirmative. This unexpected defeat lost the district championship for Lincoln lligh. The affirmative team, junior l'richard, Harry Robinson, and Clarence llovie, defeated the lfrookston negative squad by a two to one decision. This conllict was held in the Lincoln lligh School assembly. The negatives debate with Newloltlen resulted in a tlu'ee to nothing' deeision in favor ot the Lincoln team. This ended the debate season for the year. The Red Lake lfalls squads were the district champs winning' all three of their de- bates. 4841-- Sflllltfillg'-ifllhll liicwcl. lI'C1lh1Il'Cl'Q Miss X'2l1IHlI'Q ,X:1fg:1z11'ml. zulviscr: Klr Inlius Uplwim. IlllX'iSL'l'. .SI'41fml-m2Ic1111 L'hristic, x'icc-p11-sidclxlg lilizuhctll -lurflc, l,l't'SillCIllI Orrin HITIIIIIUII 4l'l 'L'11IIl-Ill-2ll'lI1'4' Ruth Ifjchlzul NCL'I'L'l'lI'Y' Rolmut Ocn iL'l C2ll1l- Q-5 -. ,.- K.. ..,, -Ill'lIlS. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS During' thc first wcck uf scluml, the l-'rcsllnlcn hclml Il class meeting' zmrl clcctccl the zllmuvc officers tn IHZUIZIQL' the class business fm' the year. .Xt Il latex' meeting. cl' which lilizzllmcllm -Imulc p1'cs14lcd fm' thu tirst timc. the class voted unzlninmus- lx in fz1vm'uf1l1c 1-HllUXYiIlg'I C'l11.v.v Cnlmzv Orange :md Illzlck l'lc1.v.v l ln'm'1' - llrown Eyed Susan C'lu.vs ,lluftn Ypwzml :mel lJ1m':11'cl -I8s1- np, 5' lg Rum' lx'n-rr-XIV. Lzmuing, ZlIIViSCl'I L'IiPfm'cl I 1'ucl1licl1. vivo-p11-sxclelxtg XIV. C'l1z1llnc1's, zmclviscr. l I'f?1If ICU-zu--X':1114lIz1 Dlulmsrm, U'CZlSl.1I'C1'I Leu SIICCKIY, SCl'g'QZll1I-211-HTIIIS1 lfurn llzlrlmctt, lJl'1'SitlCIllj Shlncy l.icbc1'mzm, sy-1'g'czu1t-:lt-urlns1 Lucillc limvcrs, SCCl'ClIlI'j'. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS The zllmvc gfwllp very Capalmly lll2l1'lilzQ'L'fl all Sopl1uz11ore business tl1l'UllQllUlll thc yczmr. LVINICI' the luzmdership uf uw lliSIillQ,'11iShCCl zulviscrs, every :1H':1ir thcy lllNlCl'lllOk was Vury well 1'cccivcd. C 'la.v.v Colm- - - - - Rcml zmrl XYhitc C'Iu.v,v 1 lu'm'a' - - .Xmcriczm Iicauty Rose C'lu.v.v .llnffu - I'm'w:1rcl ever, IJZlCkWZlI'll ncvcr .hlftl Iltffbllltf t'littl11'tl Xt-xtlzttmtl, prtwitlt-tttg lltlwzml iltwittm. Sl'l'gk'1lI1l-lll!1lI'lllSI lilvht-rt littttwtt, x'it't--ptwfitlttttt. ' - . wx Xlatrt-att l'cit'wlt, zttlvtst-t': litmhctt Iitnwtzltl, tt'c:mtl't-t'3 Yt-t'twttit':t ,ht'lltttf N11 Yhztttztlmtt. Nk'L'I'L'lIl1'j'I hlztttlvs litwstzttl. SCIQCZIIII-Ill-Zl1'lN5I Xliss 3:1111 Stt-nstnt, ttlviscr. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS l.:tttgh :mtl tht- wtvrhl laughs with wut set-ms ltr hc thc mwtttm ttf this hzttvlry gwttp Ifztch fztcu rxtthzttctl at jtmy thztt scum-fl tw make every tttttlwtztlcittg they Qwx'c1'l1t-el at lttvxvling sttccscs. C'ltl,v.v thlut' lilttc zuttl Nthitt' C !tIA'A' l !n:t't'l' ---- l.1ll'llZllitlIl f.ltl.X'.X' .lltffltf Simplicity, Sittct-rity :tml Sctwicc N-I sri pcrsmms sllcccssfully plzm l l1 .S1f!IllfllilI'Q+xIl'. llzmcl, 2l1lX'lSL'l'1 Ricllzml llzllnluw, prcsiclcnl: -luck Yzm l't'll tr0z1su1'c1'. .Si!'llft'!lI-fl I: rr' '- - 1 ul llylqmst, x'1cc-pn-slrlcntg Nluss lilillldlk' 1211-L-l1lzu1zl. llflX'lSL' osinc llahlen. scc1'et1u'y. XYIIQ11 the Seniors clc C'l4l.v.v Palm' - SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Utcrl thcil' ulififcm they mlicl El lim' jul: uf it. lm' tllc Illll vu nccl zmcl mzmzlgcrl lnzmx' implwizxm zlffzxirs fm' their cluv C 12110 of thc Seniors iml ccfl rcstcml in Cilllillllll llzmcls. - - - - - Litlfill 11ml llI'L'Cll 1 , X C'.a.v.v l lnfU1 f4fll.V.V .llnttn - - - - - 'illlcl XXX- will Hml il Wily. wr make unc -fgg1,. ALUMNI REUNION The annual alumni reunion was held at the beginning of the Christmas vacation in the Sons of Norway Hall. After an interesting program with several speeches and a few selections by the High School Male Quartet. the election of officers was held. Math liarzen was elected president for the year 1930. The class of 19:20 received a prize of a box of chocolates for having the largest at- tendancc. .Xfter a few dances for which :Xl Dybvick's orchestra played. a light lunch was served. The dancing then continued for the rest of the evening. This func- tion is one of the most interesting traditions of l.incoln High. LETTERMEN'S BANQUET The mcn were honored by the High School April 24. when the' .Xnnual I.ettermen's llanqnet was held in the Home Economics room. Seventeen athletes were present together with Superintendent Holmquist of VVarren. Superintend- ent llye, Principal ll. C. lland. and other male members of the High and Central School lfaculties. The banquet opened by singing the school song followed by a talk on reserve football by Coach Chalmers. Rip Dablow. who had proved to be an invaluable leader in football and basketball. sang his swan song and lloium. captain-elect. replied. The basketball lettermen elected .I loium to fill Dablow's place in basket- ball and again lloium voiced his appreciation. Mr. llye in a talk entitled Our lloys told of some instances in which he had been proud of the Thief River lialls team. Mr. llolmquist was then called upon and he traced the development of athletics from the time when he entered educational work to their present standing in all High Schools and Colleges. The last and perhaps the saddest part of the program came when Coach liays said Good llye. Fellows. ,Ile expressed his regret in leaving so soon and re- minded the athletes that he had thoroughly enjoyed working with them. As a token to the basketball team which for three periods outfought and outplayed Moorhead, runners-ups in the state tournament. he gave gold basketballs with their names engraved on one side. Ile ended his speech with an invitation to come and see him in Iiismark if any of the athletes should happen to pass through. Mr. lland acted as chairman and gave each speaker a fitting introduction. -l39l-- .L I JUNIOR AND SENIOR MASQUERADE The .lunior-Senior Masquerade was held in the lilk's Hall, Friday, May 2nd, .X multitude of gay costumes appeared on the dance Hoor. llrides danced in the arms of lndiansg and Turkish maidens with slant-eyed Chinamen. Some of the cleverest and most beautiful costumes were awarded prizes. Lois Uden re- ceived a prize for the prettiest girls' costume, and Rip Dablow received a prize for the funniest girls'. Donald Snyder was judged the funniest boy, and Ray- mond Novak was awarded the prize for the prettiest boys' costume. l'rizes were then given to the faculty members. Miss Greenland and Bliss Aasgaard divided the prize for the funniest faculty costume and the judges awarded Bliss l'eirson a prize as the most beautifully dressed faculty member. J UN IOR-SENIOR PROM For the first time a l'rom was held in place of the annual banquet which the junior Class gave to the Seniors. The new idea was carefully worked out and the entertainment was held on Saturday, May IU. in the Sons of Norway Hall. The decoration scheme was Egyptian and was wonderfully worked out. The illusion of being in an immense tent was given by the streamers suspended to the sides of the hall. Artificial palms were scattered about and burning incense lent an Oriental touch. The entertainment began with a program. The actors in the allegorical skit were garbed in ligyptian robes. James Newland. as chief of the junioranius tribe, was considering the admittance of a large band of Senioranians to the tribe. VVith the aid of his consellors he decided to admit them and ordered a dance as a celebration. The grand march lcd by Xlr. llye and Miss johnson, officially began the dancing. Music was furnished by an excellent orchestra from Grand Forks. The festivities continued for the rest of the evening. the dancing being interrupted only by the refreslnnents. Those who did not dance had the opportunity to play cards in the card room. Mr. Grinley sang two solos during the refreshments and was enthusiastically received. O I --loft le- xx ' 6,5 x- . ,lg 4 W .NA , L, .WW . X 4 vs. K ,..,,. y V x , 5 X, If' x mx. W jig VO -4 'NL 4 LK, NU lv-'id' X ivklr K N -.fry -K x . H v,f5 -Y. w - M ww. f - ii ,. Ma. - V, W. : -4 X Av -.J ibn fan JAN Maqix- x .,.'v x-1 gym, X51 ' -,l'.A ' '.. '- ' A , x '. v, - igt W' x ' ,1 fi 'W 'ff .,,, ' wal , .. ivy. T I 'Vg' QL. ,, if 253 M 44 1:0 I k' A wll X Q 5 ' , Cx 'Wi L, h -- .B . - '. - A HHIIJJQ U-Y J-'J'f'l ffvf ' Dj J 'f -X ., V X -x 'x r ,A JO , .Aan-J, ,,f x - H, , ' E'-HE-V-, A-X K 4. .L xx -3 WA L. X ---. 3 ' g,u x' M f ?g,'35 ,53 LK , Q -fvfx A fp., r -. yx 5 . 1 vm, ' bil. 4 ji Q., . N'OAf - J N 1 '--galil f vi' 1 . Kgjog gi 1.544144 I , if-f,Q 'fQ ,1 D ,Q ,Q as WE , FN X xx ' Q 5 L. A 'N' K M in Q5 STA .- Vx X l v-s Q F- 3? -i -?:'- f H in r:-Y:V g i t I N is f X' 'ZQQAAAAA ' fu Mx.. ' wg 'Elm 61 - ...AIM 'wi 71, fl'7V':,.,Amv,e fgpk,,WL ' L ' ' 'M . nm? W' sjFQ FI 3 'xml-?i'FAAqAA -f A-EAA?,TL0sK Grvqflllw ,J .G Tigre A qy' ,wav If 9 4. ' if v Eqfflffff ' ,W VrmH.A mdW lol HE ANNUAL SCANDALL YOI.. ll llincog 1-ligrSchool May 32, 1930 Swenson Introduces Cheat-Proof Tests IDEA CROPS Ol l' .Xl 'l'El! FERVID RESl'I.KRl'll A new rlan fo conducllnl-T examinations was introdurel at the last meeting of the Board of Education by Professor Carl Swenson, instructor in science and director of the Municipal and Juvenile racketeers of this falr city. Having arrived at the conclusion that there was too much cooperation and broth- erhood tin other words, cheat- lng l during examinations, he took upon his shoulders the burden of seeking a solution to the problem. After spending -HW days and -HW n l gh t s ir fervid research work. he finally drew up a set of fourteen ruler' to be strictly adhered to in all future exams. The school boa rd accepted these rules unanimously after a hot discussion over the question as to whether they were too len- ient or not. In fact the dis- cussion became so hot that the local police force and fire de- partment ha-d to be called out to subdue the riot. The rules and regulations set up in the Swenson Method are as follows: 1. All exams to be held ln n hermetically sealed l'fl0l!l. 2. A distance of not less than ten feet shall intervene between each student. 3. All students searched be- fore entering and leaving the room. 4. Examiners will be requir- ed to wear horse blinds. Instructors shall be placed not less than fifteen feet apart along the walls and between examinees. tl. All instructors shall be provided with high powered field glasses. T. Dlctaphones are to be placed in ev ery convenient place, such as behind pictures, under chairs, etc. N. ltlxamlnees will be requir- ed to wear cotton batting in their ears and gags in their mouths. il. ltlxaminees shall have their left arm bound behind them. ln case of a left-handed person his right arm shall be bound. ltl. When a student has fin- ished his paper, it will be put in an envelope and sealed. This envelope will be deposited in a strong box under guard of a machine gunner, tl-larry Robin- son preferablyj Il. Each student shall be subjected to a third degree upon leaving the room to ascertain whether he has cheated o noi, 12. In marking the papers. instructors should always give the student the dirty end of a doubt. 13. After all is said and done. lil roints shall be deducted from each paper in the rossibility of cheating' that was not detected. 14. Any student violating these rules shall forfeit his pa- pe . STREET BRAWL IN LOWER HALL li u rl y lirute .lssaults l'n- suspeeting Lad Adolphe Johnson was in the Physicians Hospital today re- covering from injuries received in a brutal attack during' the noon-hour rush y e s t e r d a y. Charles Frissell. better known as Huis , was held in the munlcipal hoosegow on charges of cruelty to animals, but was later released because of insuf- ficient evidence. According' to the reports of witnesses, the affair began by a remark by Adolphe. lt is report- ed that Adolphe called Charley Holstein , not knowing that thc center of his remark was standing directly behind him. Charley didn't lose any time in getting into action, and the viay he tied Adolphe into knots would make Gus Sonenberg look like an amateur. After about ten minutes of plain and fancy manbandllng. the hoys were able to remove Adolphe's left ear from the coathook over which Charley had draped it. He was then rushed to the hospital and examined. The examination revealed that ne is suffering from fractures in three placcsfingrown toenails. dislo- cated eyeballs, and superiority complex. His physicians say that he will be able to attend school by next September. Do you miss out on the choice bits of gossip and scandal? VVould you like to hear the big- gest lies invented about your neighbor and yourself? Are you lonesome nights? Do you have halitosis or pink tooth- brush? If so subscribe for the Annual Scandal and your troubles are over. -lozlh HERE'S YOUR CHANCE GIRLS! Gordon Overland. big s t o c It and blonde man, announces that following the close of school he will give lessons in plain and fancy love-making. Being very generous, he is giving the first ten lessons at a wholesale price of two for a quarter. For further information call at the Municipal Jail between forty- live minutes after five and fif- teen minutes to six on the sixth Monday of odd n u m b e r c d months. BIG MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVED .Junior I'richar'l, suoerslueth defective of Scotland Yard, ls still chasing clues of the Mys- tery of the Battered Safe. He is. however, in high hopes of detecting the amateur who com- mitted assault and battery on the theftproof vault and made off with Superintendent Bye's chewing gum money. Judging by the ruins, he is a disgrace to any self respecting decent crook. POLITICAL BOSS PUBLISHES LIFE STORY Eugene Hess, more widely known as Hubba has just announced the completion of his Autobiography, My Political Career. Hess is a well known Bol- shevist, Communist. and all around Anarchist. He has held numerous public offices during his political career, some of the most important being City dog catcher, and State Beer and Pop Tester. In 1924 he was third assistant helper to the Asslstant Street Cleaner: but the ever increasing number of automobiles replacing the horse and buggy put him out of bus- iness. Since then he has been loa fing around the Northwestern Rell Telephone Company and working on his life story. Tonight Chalmers and Hays present H. t'. Hand in Trav- eling in a Road I,ouse tSup- ported by half a. gallon of gas.J L THE ANNUAL SCANDAL HARRIS MEETS LIEBERMAN TONIGHT G 0 ry linttlu- A ssll rn-il Syd lil:-lu-riuan. thi- husky hom-4-ruslmimz' mault-r from th'- wi-st t-nd, will battlt- IULQ rounds with t'avm-man Vat llarris. 1-ookh-puslia-r from tht- round- housa- wllstric-t, toniprht at the lot-al ar:-na. A hot flg.:'ht is in- suvw-d for thi- fans, as both mn-n arm- lr-ailimr t-ontm-nd:-v's for thn- titla-. lYol'il has h1'l'll l'4-vt-iywl fvom thi- Hai-ris trainim: llll1Il'tl'l'!C that Pat is not in tho ht-st con- dition. lt ls rumore-d that lla:-vis will s-ntl-r thi- rim: to- night with a gre-at handir-an in loss of wi-ight. Ho has. how- :-yl-V. he-on Il'2llllll1l-Z' Vl'l'y dili- yrm-ntly and strt-nuously durin: tlu- last month. Ha- has bor-n puttim: in long: hours on thi- '-ool tabh-s uptown and i-m,:af.:- im-I ln sum-h manual labor as shaking: his own malte-d milks and playing: Slll1'ill' and tiddlv- do-winks. lla- is yn-ry 4-are-ful of his 'dit-t. 4-ating: only sua-h whole-somo foods as sa1u'ki-aut. stall- doughnuts. soggy le-fsa, and 1' old 1-ol'l'1-4-. IVI2lY'lHf.1'4'l' Frank Kit-we-l stall-s that in soltn- of l'at's frail form and mn-asly wi-ixrht lu- is positivi- of winning' by a K, O. Am-olwllnfr to rw-ports rm-f-4-iyi-fl from thx- Lie-bt-v'man Vamp. Syd is in mm-h hm-tts-I' foi'm. lla- has put in six we-1-ks of lu-:ivy labor and stu-ady train- im: and is ln yi-ry l.:'ood sham-. Syd not-ds tht- ilnam-ial ro- tmns as mu:-h as anyone- hm-- vausm- at thi- pri-si-nt lu- is lioay- lly in dr-ht dui- to doctor hills for a dozm-n spavwing' 5-artnf-Vs. 'I'houg'h hm- is ln 1-xt-1-lla-nt von- dition. hm- will 1-ntl-I' the- Vim.: with a tr:-me-ndous handivap. lla- will not bl- ablo to swing: any of his he-avy lf-ft hand hay- makv-rs that lu- was madr- famous for, Syd got his fll1f-TPI' cauxrht in a hun tht- otlu-r day and thought it was n hot- dogz Ha- disc'oyi-rs-fl his 1-rror whvn hi- hit into it. Simi-ty Aanstad, lnanagrl-r of tho maul- 4-V says that if Syd wins from tin- I'ayw-man ht- will issui- a l'llllIlf'l1R'l' to all c-oma-rs undor 3 and on-r 90, If hs- lost-s, ha- wlll fro har-k to tlw- farm and vi-or1:aniz1- tho bootlt-f.:',i.:'i11L: bus- im-ss. SEND FOR THIS AMAZING BOOKLET .Xll about tha- oowt-Vs of sm-1-1-li in ti-n 1-asy li-ssons ox- I-lainm-d in this mary:-lous hook A Gift of flab, -st-0 .lulius Opin-lm and Fo., lnv., for Dill'- tic-ulars. PAIR-A-DICE LOST Un thu- annual pilp.:'i'iinag't- of tht- l'omme-rt-ial Ulub to Hood- ridm- this yi-ar, st-ye-ral mom- bt-rs of tht- faculty wt-nt along. Tha-y worm- just dm-only i-mragrm-'fl in a c-rap Hilllltl on thi- bass drum in tho hag'f:af.r1- room whvn tht- Iii.:'hts dimmi-d and wt-nl out. NVh1-n tht-y slowly vanu- on Ilgillll tht- dim- and also :FSU of .Xndrow V, tlvinlt-y's ww-ro ah- sl-nt. H1-, bl-ing' a yt-ry svion- tiflr- man, dm-dum-1-d somoonm- had stolt-n tho artit-los. Ili- immed- iatt-ly put up illlflfllvl' fifty dol- la s and also found tht- dim- in his pant's 4-utl', and startt-'d again. .ts thi- lights dimmt-d a sf-cond tims- he- st:-althily l'l'?ll'll- 1-d into his pockc-t and withdrt-w .I matt-h. Suddmnly St'l'llIC'llIl'II,1' it. NYhat lu- saw is shown in the- abou- illustration. '3'--Q-flgnv -4' l HORSE FEATHERS l 0:0-- -------026 .XII thi- world is a stagw-, and tm-llinil' your instruvtoi- wh:-re to :rf-t oft' may turn out to he- an oxit. .K philosooht-i' is a xruy wha is surprist-d wh:-n ht- is not kivk- od out of 4-lass instt-ad of dis- annointod wht-n ho is. Nothing looks saddor than a 1-oal 'dx-all-V wondc-rimz' how lom: thi- warm wt-atlis-r will last. An optimist is a Huy who bn-- m-omt-s ov:-rjoyod at raising' his mark from an F to an E-. X-Yo know a guy who is so vrooke-il lil- doe-sn't dart- to lu-011 a ,Stun around wh:-n lu- plays solitaire-. A llypovriti- is tln- 4-nl-l'g'1-tim' -imi- killjoy who is tho first ont- to say Shall wo hand in our pap- vrs today'. ' 'l'l14-rv is mon- than ont- som- namhulist walking around thi- building: Sho is a Vax'inf.:' ha-auty wh--n tho lIl'llLZ'SIlll'4' fails to dt-live-1' he-r 4-ompl:-xion on time-. lf all thi- worn-out l-I'ZIl'Il'I'S wow- laid 1-nd to ond. thoy wouldn't stru-tvll. 1'oop1-ration is a pm-at thing. 1-so.-cially during an 1-xam. XVhat this school ni-4-ds ls a littlt- 1-lhow room. NVhat a dit'l'm-rw-m-t- just a ft-w sonst- makt-. said Mr. Hand as ho slammvd thi- ht-ll thrw- tlml-N for SIIl'lN't'. Shi- was only :i--f1'm-iisoiw-nl hy Mr. Handl, The- Huy who shows tht- spr-r-d of a flat footod mud turtle- on tht- trac-k tim-ld usually dm-s thr- hundrs-d in tt-n st-1-onds wht-n passing' out for noon dismissal. Tho follow who thinks hs-'s tho big: shot soon pots-rs out to a no-ro Il. R. wht-n an instrurt- or 1-alls him down. Faculty mr-mbt-rs. who havi- hom-n SlllN'l'YlSlIlllA noon dismissal all Hg'l't'l' that pvospn-cts for football nt-xt yt-ar ara- sph-ndid, TO ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED XXX- wish to 1-xtc-nd our ap- lirt-cfiation to all those- who haw- xrivx-n us thi-il' honm-st vvitit-ism. lflspc-cially to liloyd .Xansta-l for his sim-1-rv intt-rt-st in our hus- inossl and to tile-nn Ilrokkt- and l'1igrht-Rall Johnson who han- gronm-rously told us how it should bt- donv. THE ANNUAL SCANDAL THE DAILY BULLETIN Girls in the Home Economic classes are requested to be more careful. Yesterday a -dozen freshly baked biscuits were dropped and the lloor was badly marred. For the benefit of those who were sleeping, day-dreaming, or playlng around yesterday in Social Science class, Mr. Hays an- nounces that the advanced lesson wlll be a review. All Chemistry students are to refrain from conducting' any ex- periments without consent of the instructor. Hereafter the man- ufacture of dynamite. nitroglycerine, home brew, and other dang- erous explosives is strictly prohibited. The Girls' Drum Corpse will practice this afternoon. Mr. Swenson's Kindergarten class ln physics will have lab. today. Swen will render an oratlon on Kid-Stuff and First-Grade Arith- metlc. Notice is hereby given to all track men, including Francis Causin, to begin tralnlng and work off the superfluous fat before the season starts. If you don't, I'll woik it off you afterwards.- Geo. I.. Hays. Coach. Chief Sharpshooter Fox announces that the weakly target practice of the Bean Shooters' l'nion has been postponed because of in- sut'l'IcIent ammunition. Don Snyder will give a lecture tomorrow on evolution, the tople being, Are VVe Monkeys or Merely Apes? Alvin Christ- offerson will assist as a typical specimen. ANSWER COLUMN Conducted by Harry Robinson In-ar lidltorz At Coach Hays' call for track men. I reported and have been working faithfully. One day Lon Cheney dropped a wad of gum ln the starting hole: and when I hurled myself forward my foot stayed behind thus spralning my ankle. I then went out for the dlscus but as l had been a former dishwasher in a hash house, I could not throw It without hurting' my conscience. But I was un- daunted. I next tried the shot-put and had to give it up because my ears interfered. I am now at loss as to what I should try next. Can you help me? Poker Turnwall. Answer: Try the flfty yard cake-walk. Dear Editor: I think I'm ln love. My heart flutters like an autum leaf in a gals-T and I have to swallow about ten times to keep it below my Adam's apple, when she speaks to me. How can I win her? Forrest Anderson. Answer: Try to go about without. a cap the year around. In-ar lfldltor: I became untangled in a wrestling' match with James WVarner aml though I attempted to forfeit the match, Chalmers wouldn't permit me. James tackled me so hard my glass eye fell out on my chest where his head collided with lt. They took it out through my back. I'm still going around with my feeble frame and almost feel like ending it all . VVhat would you suggest? Specs Lawrence Olson. Answer: This ls an extremely difficult case. but lf you will send me ten dollars. I will forward ten easy lessons in muscle building. U. O. D. -losi- EDITORIAL STAFF Jerome I-llllard .......... Boss Iflditor Glenn Brokke: The guy who tells us how it should be done. Myrtle I.ut'kin: Ulrculatlon Man- :lgt'I'. Wilson Dokken: All around hired man and general handl- cap. E? TT- ii?-mi' ' NOTICE llo you still look young? .tre you thinning out on top? Read this straight-forward testimonial of a veteran us- er of Neverfail. Dear Sir: Considering only the wel- fare of others who might have suffered as I have, I now take my typewriter In hand and write this letter. For years my hair has been falling out by the dozens, I awoke in the A. M. with my pillow covered with hair, I was forever fishing hair out of my soup. One day a friend, I.ooey H e t 1 a n d , recommended Neverfall Hair Tonic. Still skeptical to the extreme, I, like a drowning man clutch- at a straw. bought a bottle. And now look at me: I could pose as Hairbreadth Hairy any day. I'm the guy who played Esau In the latest Broadway hit Pain and Abel. The other da y l accident- ally spllled some of this marvelous tonic on the rug aml the cat. Now the cat looks like a porcupine and I have to shave the rug every morning. Yours for bigger and better hair, Howard Hawk Harold Holum. tSworn to by August Sort- land and Morris Bye.l If you feel inclined to try some of this marvelous tonic, write to Aanstad Mfg. 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