Maplewood Academy - Maple Log Yearbook (Hutchinson, MN)

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' V If, ' N ' p. is g ,, HUTCHSONIAN If b ik, 04' C f iiDllWlMtNs4.t. S if -' -- JJWXWW X'-'lr-5 lnterestinq Events of the School llear iContinued from page one hundred fourl Colporteurs institute begins. E. E. Franklin, George A. Campbell, M. H. Odegaard and H. W. Sherrig give valuable instruction. 5. Hutchsonian campaign closes. Elmer Martinson wins wrist watch with thirty-one subs. Mr. Zytkoskee's group gets ninety-four subs. Alma Spar- row wins floor lamp. Wilbur Clark becomes gallant and takes Miss Ellingson for buggy ride. 6. Professor P. L. Thompson and Elder Andreasen speak in chapel. Emily and Esther have free ride from town. 7. Comprehensive tests given to seniors. 9. Professor McCdmb passes German test at the University. 11. Last dining room social. Heins entertain seniors. 14. C. A. Russell and H. M. Hiatt visit school. Elder Russell speaks at chapel Freshman Rhetoric short stories due. Irwin's Ford suffers broken window when Elsie Swanson and George Cars- callen indulge in baseball game. 15. Mrs. Shasky speaks to West hall girls on the beauties of nature. 16. News reaches us that Don Chamness is married. 17. Sabbath school institute is held. S. A. Wellman in charge. Merton Yaeger buys new car. p 'SQ xv' ' ' 'H' -- . g-- Qiifirigg.. 9 S ,K 2 115252, N3QQ2' x ff I1 I-V44-+ S 1 g - ef ig 'P Q l -alszfg, 18. Querist Club presents program to large audience. Roy Christensen parts with his mustache. 19. Miss Yaeger hears Paderewski in Minneapolis. Juniors defeat seniors in exciting ball game. Senior class meeting lasts only 5 minutes. 20. Boys receive lanterns giving light of the girls' reception. Adrian Lauritzen tells students how to relax in chapel. 22. Students become serious as grades are given out. Juniors receive galling defeat from college boys in the big ball game. 26. Girls' reception. 27. Juniors entertain seniors with marshmallow roast. 28. Big Week field day. I-I. J. Sheldon, A. A. Dirksen and L. S. Melendy assist. 1 1 1 1l ffQ f1f EiI fEE 2fi 211?

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posed of Mildred Yaeger, Winifred Granbois, H. E. Hein, and Louis Pettis iz, 7 f 1 - . ly I-IUTCHSONIAN z M- I Q i M 7' If XX 0-if -T i1WWWlNxvx .t.s P 7' G 1 WW ' S. ' 'Clk--.S Mau 1. F. H. Yost speaks in chapel. Hutchsonian staff diligently tolls far into the night. 2. Adrian Lauritzen is presented in two-piano recital. Mixed quartet com.- assist. 3. Senior picnic. 4. 9. Baptism is conducted. 10. 15. 16. 17. 18. 20. Exams. 21. Exams. Senior class night. Junior-Senior picnic. Student Promotion Rally day. Church school gives program. Chorus presents cantata at the Congregational church Student Promotion Rally day. Xl' W. J. McComb gives valuable information in chapel lf A XX -H asf 1 - .lie Y 0 fi A , cs . -f fwfr? 1 15.37211 ig I Z Z Q .140 fx 3 fif' ill ' Ms f tli'-A E2 ,QS 22 EXELIIIS Z , n 1,2 KX : ya i, 1 X , 1 , Y I XI V 2 Z- .1 4 1 ' 1 Z Cantata, Esther , enjoyed by large, appreciative audience 23 Consecration service. Baccalaureate sermon by Elder Rulkoetter. 24. Commencement address is given by Elder Andreasen Seniors entertain Juniors. 25. Students return home. G