Moorhead High School - Cho Kio Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1939 volume:

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Beck .Nlember Nels lvielvey .Nlember S. O. Westberg Member Deceased. Si-'wi U D HII,lYEi.li 13 HlI,l.. N k1l.I.Xl.X. Iilllli. l' E Sli.-RRP. N :wi S tl lil.lNhRTSl'N Zin Memoriam To Mr. S. O. Westherg, the school board, faculty and student body reverently dedicate this space. As ai member of the Board of Education. he gave I7 yeiirs of unseliish and untiring service, Mr. Westberg died February ii, logo, A P iwimvxs s 1: iuixiiaisrx i -- 's--WH1.f.s Ms' . Truly .1 glimpse of their duties .as .idininistr.it1x'e he.ids of fNloorhe.id Senior High School. Mr. Reinertsen .ind Nlr. Dierclts .ire .ilxxxiys together plinning the work .ind .ief tirities which form the traditions of high ide.ils. .ind good coinixideship which exist .uncng our student body. EYHYN 'UHNNUN. Sk.k:...-- ir- Szh- za M. E BUCKS U WEST ll 4 llll H.-KHXI 'Q F t A4 Q 6 45? , 4 is is-. if ., -9 cf' A , i Q 1 W. Twenty-two The guidance and untirmg efforts of S. G. REINERTSEN. our con! genial superintendent. is a high example and true inspiration to the students. The guiding lighti' lr MYRTLE IWOEN who centers in all girl activities. Popular among her l'ookfloyers and others alilte. for her modest manners and her perky smile is PEARLA KAPPHAHN. An example of great things coming in little packages is GEORGE CARTER, who trains potenf tial mechanics in the industrial department. Viyacious and versatile lvl!-XRY LOU WHITON has a charming personality which maltes leader' ship an easy thing whether it he sports. Spud. or Chofliio. Good natured A, C. CHRISTOPHERSON can not only speak effectively on insects hut with equal ellectiyeness to his l'oys on the gridiron. Poise and graceful dignity are the enyiahle traits of LEOTA OLSON, instructor in com' mercial sulwrects and geography. ROY DOMEK sustains the same cheer- ful. cool headedness in the modern history classroom as he does on the liislqetliill court. Precise and patient is sparltlingeyed DOROTHY DONNELLY in the chemistry classroom and lalnoratory. Wieldxrig the lniton. LEIF CHRISTIANSON is always at home hefore the student l'ody. The excellent rendition or All at Seam proves MARGARET NEWTON competent in guiding those who aspire musical careers. 2 ff f fl Ulf- 7 'Q X 'N 479' , ff ' f' ,UMW f fa , M' . Q, M ,bv km L9-.4 Wg .rn A - 't 0 - fy.nf'x.f-.fxgg-ca -1 ANLLQK Lk, . 4,1115 Y, 'At L 9 L JQ.A..,,C-. JN 'AJ A L. A v-xvWf AS Tutors ,, a-,..,. 4 .14 Hg ,.',-wg,-,i,q,,,1 ' ' M-4. I ff' ..L... ,I The :ml .md CIWILILISIASHI of Ulll' PI'1IlClV.lL ARTHVR If DIERCKS, lux wmm the .ldIN1I'.lIl0l1 .md Qu11tidc11Quot'thc CIWIIYC Qtudcnt lwwkly. MARI lf AILRULNSUN, the kllkily nurse 15 the one to whom Qtudcnu go when NLIILCVIIWLZ from PLXYSICAII Lllsordcrs. Scmor Enghsh studcntg ot rN'101lI'lHC.lul hlgh Qqhcwol haw probed Lcyoml PEARL Vw'lLN1ERS' mmk of Jmgnlty .md reserve to End L1 pcrwumllty l'vS.11NlI1Q vvlth ugh humor .md wlt. LYLL LIMOND. .m .AIIHCIWLLII hmstory f-.lI1,X'.lIA1CS m s.ilSpUSlf1l5YX from 91411.11 humor to noisy xmrth. Gcmus .md pcrscrx'cr.mcc, .m excellent COINLIII' .mon chugactcrxstmc of CLARA STRUTZ, ms shown by har' mam' suggwsf ful dr.umt1Q productums, Perhaps CARL HAGENAS .mttltudc of 'frxcml to All' li due to his lxchcf in the prmclplcg r+fJc1u0CI'.1Cy' further' cxtsudcd m lui work .ms Jclmtc unch. Niodwt .md rctmmg 14 RUTH BILLS. hmm- CCUIWUIUICS mstmctnr, but very well hkckl. Fun lwvmg IS HORACL GOODHLE who goes to fo much wurlx tw wc It' X Y, Hu .lI445hC.lL14 thc Qchmwl pnml. New thu yur. thc l.mgu.mgu lNSU'LliIUI', ANNA Sfxllf I-ANI7..11rc.1Jy klwxxw cvcrymmc lwlwr'.1ct1x'c work 111 many UI'Q.llN:lt1UHN. HUA-.mt .md mutcmtcd. HLRMAN KILAND 14 .1 CUIIXIHLIC In .ull lux -Qlwl.us wr 'thc Inv -wt tlmc x1r11x'cr+cf Almxrmxl N' .LN is HARRILT COCHRAN, whwc 111tqg11t'.'. XLIRQCIICC. .inf .:IX1E'lllUIl hw xpmlrrxxi uni llwwltrl RCI' Q-wwmlmmczglj gh--c N :sl X . if ' Semor Class of 1939 CLASS CFHLERS Prewdem M 1ymrd Reynolds Vuce Preszdent Wlllldm Shea Treasurer Shlrley Sands Secretary Russell Glbson CLASS HONORS Valedzctonan Opll Buude Salutatonans Gloru Melby Arthur -Iohnshoy CLASS MOTTO Today deudu tomorrow CLAS COLORS Blae and Sllx Lf CLASS FLoxx ER Red Ro TH. Ru. - .ARLLNE E. ,ANKTETT lr- Hx' - RALPH ASSTLTT f'P Ax .g, .yr . ....1. I.. ,ANNIE Au1,A.n Q gm Q 1,,,.,g,,. IN1.-KRII' .Al'VI.-RIP Q U 9 , I'w:-PNN NIM' IIARNH Fmz.-1' HxghSIhfwl1 Iv1tvr'Nfvs. IX-P S S 4- A A 2.C,.Im.-mC,luI1z.S U IJOROTHY HECK MANN IUMII Uh. 'Ku' Surf 31 SVUII Sufi' 1. 31 NULL L' MAA 1. 2. 3. Inn-rfN4 sg ITV Sqmk l..'.I.Irr 11- A A . I-. A. A IMI I 1. hh--sr C 'Kumar BERI K Run Bear L-KNIJ 'I S n Q n u x XX m xrIIfc N4 NI r mL I ..'. Iv. I.. Hrw.1-umm BOOTHROVIJ '. 'A T Ii. ' If ff Ng. :mmur,IISp :.:.1.: If 4. .Igs .5 -I IVIARIAN Bowm.-xx ' pp' .r.. V-Tumi. , Ir V' . mm . 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Schuul P.ItrfIl 33 Club3 Churusg lntm- mum! Spf-rts I, 1. 33 Fuutlmll 33 Buskctbull I. 1. 32 Trlqk 33 All IIt Sql, ETIIEL ESPELAND ChwKIII Smbl, lntarfNOs: S. O. S. LUOILLE FAXVCETT Chr-'RIO Stall, Llbrmry Assrstant 2. Bl Uc- brtt' 33 Cfrmcm Club 13 lntcr'Nus lVi.-RRY ELLEN FLEMING Rcstxtrch Club I, l..ItIn Klub 3, St-4 -Trt-.Is 3 lnt':r'Nus Bozrom Raw MARJORIE FROLUND Chu-Km StIll'3 lntcr'Nus3 Dclmtv: 33 German Club 33 lntr.Irnur.Il Fxmrd I3 lntr.Imur.Il Sports IgG. A. A. 1, 33 G. A. A. Board 1. 3:S. O. S. GLORIA GERAGHTX' ChO'KIO Statf3 Slgmn Alpha Slgmia I. 1. 3, Scc.'Tre:Is. 33 lI1terfNos, Council 33 Chorus I. 1. 33 Band r, 1, 33 Orchestra I. 1, 11 Pep Band 1, 33 D.ultlv Lfmg Legsng Brut ROS-:Ng Harmony Hzrlln: All .It Scaug Madrrgml Club, RussEL QHBSON ffhrx-KIO SLIH3 Wllg if M.lSk 33 Dcl'nI1,' 3: lv1 Club3ChOrus QQ Sclsncc Club 3QII1Il'.i' muml Sports I, 1, 33 Ftmthtll 31 Ssmrmr Cl.Iss Scclv 3 All .It SIJAH3 fhlmcm Clulw 1 ROBERT CIOMSRUD Amery Hrgh Schull. MARION A. 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Bnskctlwl 1. 1. xg Tug 1.1.3g Ali 1:5 1 Senior Class History lntegrity and perserverance with a touch of irresponsibility, describes A V' well the graduating class of logo. Entering from the junior High School in logo. they immediately began to take responsible positions in school activity. As sophomores, the class selected Arthur johnshoy for class president. During the final two years, Maynard Reynolds and Williaiii Shea have served as president and vicefpresident, respectively. Other olhcers of the class during the senior year were Shirley Sands, treasurerg Russel Gibson, secretaryg and a very capable leader, Miss Mary Lou Whitoii. served as class adviser. Seniors who have earned one letter or more in the athletic division, are: Donald Young, Herbert McArthur, Roger Pitsenbarger, Eugene Bolger. Howard Boothroyd, Ernest Carlson, George Hirsch, Williaiii Knapp, Oliver Pederson, Frank Statsvold, Robert Wickluiid, Howard Erickson, Harold Erickson, and Russell Gibson. Outstanding in G. A. A. and girls athletic division are: Opal Bueide, Marcelle Ryen, Mildred Brakke, Marjorie Frolund, Marjorie jammes, Enid Olson and Addrienne Tennyson. The public speaking class held a monopoly on the debate squad this year. Several trips were made and various debates were held at home. Taking an active part in the speech festival here and at several other places, the Moorhead teams found that a majority of the decisions were in their favor. There are George Scanlon and Eugene Bolger who proved themselves adept in def clamation. Going on several trips and gaining much experience. they also took an active part in the Speech Festival. To prove their active participance in club activity, the seniors point to the fact that all officers of Wig and Mask, Sigma Alpha Sigma, S. O. S., Science Club, InterfNos, and all delegates to the Press Convention were seniors. Besides this fact, the seniors as a whole took pride in their able dominance of all general club activities. Many seniors were given roles in the interfsociety plays for the years '37, '38 and '3o. Gloria Geraghty, Ruth Campion and Edna Mae Smith were among those in the cast of Daddy Long Legs. Those represented in Growing Pains were: Dorothy Orvef dahl, Alta Holm, Rudolph Bergland, Karl Holvik, Eugene Bolger, Shirley Houglum, Mary ,lane McCarthy and Betty Reimche. Eugene Bolger and Dorothy Orvedahl were the representatives of the senior class in the production, Wind in the South. The ChofKio staff was ably headed by jean Thortvedt and Eugene Bolger as co' editors: Carsten Skalet, George Hirsch and Alfred Chapman who helped to balance the budget. The chorus, comprised of over one' half of the seniors, is to be complimented on its general progress and on its excellent production, All at Sea. Among those who achieved leading parts were: Arthur john' shoy, Gloria Geraghty, june Marks and Edna Mae Smith. Besides taking a leading part in the operettas, the seniors have helped to add to the success of such groups of the Madrigal Club. NYT GOES THE 1'liU'KlO EDITOR PMARY Llllf WHITON ADVISFR The Spud has recorded another success' ful year, primarily due to the efforts of the seniors. Coeditors of the Spud were Herbert McArthur and Shirley Sands and business manager, Clarence Moland. The band and orchestra have had one of their most successful years, playing several outstanding concerts and making a trip to Winnipeg. Mr. Christianson says a definite loss will be anticipated in the absence of the 'go seniors. Leaving the high school with Com' mencement and Baccalaureate only as a memory, the seniors enter a new life with inspired vigor. The seniors wish to take Q this opportunity to show the faculty their appreciation for the efforts they have made to stimulate them to further education and success. With the motto, Today Decides Tomorrow, an unshaken confidence has been instilled in the seniors of their ability PRESENT SENIOR VLASS IN I'IIiTH GRAIJE to do the same. Mrs. Isaac Cohen Isaac ........,. Dr. jacob Samuels. . . , Solomon Levy .... . Abraham Levy. . Rose Murphy. . . Patrick Murphy Father WhdI87l, . Sara fmaxdl. . FOOTBALL IILTSKIFS Senior Class Play, 1o3o ABlE'S IRISH ROSE THB CAST BRIDESMAIDS AND BBSTMEN . .Gloria Moritz Donald Young . .Wesley Hurst .Rudy Bergland . Eugene Bolger Shirlie Houglum William Knapp .George Hirsch jean Thortvedt TH Betty Reimche Mary jane McCarthy Blanche Wilshusen Violette Lemke Gloria Geraghty Shirley Sands Carsten Skaler Russell Gibson Donald Melvey Harold Erickson Vernon Nickelson Albert Olesberg Director. . . . . ....... Miss Clara Strut E Srom' Abbie's Irish Rose is a fast moving comedy with a cast of loveable, human characters. Abraham Levy, a jew, whose father's heart is set on his marrying a nice little jewish girl. brings home as his bride Rose Mary Murphy whom he met in France. Father Levy is fooled into thinking she is a jewess until Rose' mary's father arrives and reveals the fact that she is Irish. Right there a comic war is started. Abie and Rose, having been married by a Methodist minister, are married again by a rabbi to please Levy, and a third time by a Catholic priest to satisfy Murphy. Rosies wisdom in having twins. a girl to be called Rebecca and a boy named Patrick joseph. halts the family feud long enough to bring the play to a close. siaxloa mass xwioovsii' Page , l if wsi l Ami Yirginia l'1ini.vislun.l. ,Ii-in-l liege. Hilrlur lireiriini. ll-iriiili-. Erik. Riri,4l'.I1lii'L'. Margiiirr ilarrirx. .loan lii'ieii'iseii. Esther Deeilriiks. M.irwl Diinxxell. .lime Iiliaswi. Yiiili Eriqks iz. In ir-irhi I5---'rii:.Ys1.irlx s lierag fl A T.-.isrr l' Lrr l. v Ri' liillerrn. l1..xi.l41iissl.-ir Qlanleg Ihlv.. XX1-,Q-. 11 1,-j k-j xiii iv.--U 1 P ai- xrii-.V Milrnvi41ee.H.ir-it, 5 X sie. Dennis Erickson Nr'-ni-r Rim laws.: so lla. i Alec l'rihii'. Txlariilli Ni-lsr -i isii Rim :kl'l:r1vl'i'rii1m.l :lliinUisiin.l3r- P- 1-sh R1 P r Tr an Rim Klwtrizis l'. ..si in l.i:ipws llsi if He' Oi h P lztissi l ii urn Rim ll.i'l NNN -i,L1f:..l.lIT...-,li.l1li ii- llrtrrswi K.-thi -en Pr '. u Reminiscences A tilly. a tally. Oh' those juniors of go do dally lout then Do you rememher the time in American when Iviarlys Geraghty was trying to re' ceiye a note from Tiny Iv1cCally and fell sprawling on the floor, when she suddenly lost her halance7 Or the time when Miss Newton chose Vxfayne tour perpetual junior! as Sergeant in the operetta. which leaves Bangy still perplexing and rather at sea.u Ask him for yourself. We also found talent in our class when the inspiring poetry of Uryille, Rosalie and Sag tried to characterize their classmates in prose. Between collapsing and hreakable ankles it seems to he quite fragile on the feminine side. Will you eyer forget? . . how awe' inspired the juniors seemed when we were sophomores. . . Lorna Westberg's laugh. . . and how glad we were when we became juniors. , . how many clulfs everyone joined when it was found that pictures were going into the Chofliio. . . Three smart girls And last hut least, remember how Yours Truly practically tore their hair out to get an inspiration to add for the reminiscences. Hi .xard Snurlnr. Nlixzs Snartlarid. Ri herr Vfright. Audrey Th-irizas. Vurtis Sviihvre. Gerhart XYent:. Fizflfvrd Sattiin. Emcrsi-ri Werrr. Di-nail Nlfird. Arn-lil Str m. Richard XX'amlha,l'i. s.hiiQ:ff XYWH sw-vh. siwi.-i Qin.-it Aisff- Raw' Wiz. Patzv S,-heel. Ardci Viihi. Eva Rullvsfn. Helen Satire. l. rn.. NX tsrlwre junior jabberings For allfaround participaticn and variety of' activities, the junior class holds a remarkahle record. During the memorahle year of' io38fio3o, the .luniors have heen under the alile leadership of' Orville Austin, President: Roy Harrisville, Vicefllresidentg Rohert Litherland. Secretary: Ben Anderson. Treasf urer1 and Mr. Lyle Limond, class adviser. UNI' ll! -if ' 'f flfY 5F1,lI , ' -- . 171.1 ' f. if'.la- Dorothy Deems and Alhert Roggansack took sv-sys' iii- of.: A ll ii,ff,.4.fz it I i leads m the operetta, All at Sea. Prominent parts were also taken hy Delores Possehl, Norman john' shoy, Shirley Quick, Muriel janzen, Audrey lviurray. Ethel lx1cCullough and Marlys Geraghty. Meriting memhership to the Madrigal Cluh are Dorothy Deems, Ethel McCullough, Audrey lviurray and Alhert Roggensack. Partakers in athletics were Harvey Olick, who was elected captain for the coming year, iogofioaog Wesley Dunwell and james Daley, each winning foothall letters. The only junior on the first haskethall team is Rohert Litherland. lvlarlys Geraghty was secretary of the Girls' Athletic Association. Nell Chinn, Alhert Roggensacla and lviarlys Geraghty had major roles in the interfsociety play, Wind in the South, with minor parts being taken hy Dorothy Deems and Delores Possehl. Harold Thysell's argumentivc powers gave him .1 position on the delvate team, while his grace on skates won for him figure skating honors. The juniors have also heen active in the journalistic field. Orville Austin hegan the year as Second Page Editor, Ben Anderson as assistant Sport's Editor, and Stirling Huhhard as a memher of the Spud report' ing staff. Miss Pearla Kapphahn has heen ahly assisted hy Arlene Ahrahamson, student librarian. iogfifiogo has lveen a year of preparation for the ,lunior Class fitting them in the duties and responsihilf ities they must assume during the coming year. lines? Row I.ef:inR1gh: lx is' Rim lv: ff R- 'F' Ruth fl-rricil, Elini lla '. Arlcvn Apr ihirztsw-. 1224.5-s A lm. Pwrl M irhn. ll-:th Smi'h. .-Kizjrfu K1.4'vi .. E+'-' l. gi , A la rrn e fhrvi.-s, D ir A fer v : 'i'- Yx1i'Ih'..R sale Lars ii. E'h-'i Nlirie N1.f'.ll nah lla. x Row lej: iw Ruhr T 1f2o:s Imax ll illivt Ai lriiln l1'ini filii::ih-'rlun. llflf-if An.l rs4 it f'li-:ffs I5 'X 1' l Xi ns-it ffl'- f V' Xiirkfg V f. l -iii' l ':er. l 4.i ffli'isfii --iz.lMti.'Kv'l1-is v,, lm,-s lk- vt, A l-'lzrw-' :Xu lv li . 1 l, lv-'. ll lwr' X1 Y- r -. R '. 7-'u' l i- 'V -ni. I1-'Xl A lers- n. N.-fl uv ii f'h::: A 1 R1 ::: X1 M- is-'H .X sgq f LW G y: r tis , Sophomore Edgex' .md CIICVQCUC. In students entered the Semol' Hlgh School Ill md. teddy .ind gqmlnle ot' .tssnnnng then' te' NPOIl51l'll1f1Cr gls sophomores. Then' first duty. th.1t of eleetlng otlleets .and gan LlLlX'1SCV. was .tehteved tn choosing .ls pYCS1tlCI'1I. Dorothy Aletletson, ytcef president. l7.1t1'ic141 Betglmd. see1'et.n'y. Betty Lou Zuehlsdortf. treasurer. Vvhllitnn Chtistmnson and .ls their edpdlxle .ltlX'lSCI'. Niiss Annn1Sniel.lnd, Fun and fr'n'ol1ty marked thelr Christ' Inns tmrty. Apml Foolsl patty .ind the excellent lilltllIUI'1L11N perlod vvxth XK'.n'ten Tdng .ts the very .lpproprmtte nmster or CCYCIDOHICF. ln .lll ontslde .letnltles they hue l'een very well represented, Bethel Frxteh .ind Helen Snnley pldyed nnportmt roles in Static the interfsociety play, Wiiid in the South. The sophomores taking leading piirts in the operettzi. All at Sea,-' were Allan Pzirries rind VJziyne Kreps. ln haskethall, Paul Hanson and Lloyd Brenf den have done much in making the tezim win, and Mziyniird Helmeke, Donald Nl-inrif.-nn Fm-l -i,-mls.-nn -ivml ifilvun Aluuiie.-Ui., ...mi iieefimuii ruin Viiisii. Anderson have heen on hiind to cheer them along. ln the line of footlmll David Pdnchot :ind Lowell Newton received letters. Wiiiiiifired Hezidliind rind Pearl Wheeler are looking forward to success in the field of declgimation and two sophomores, Donald Mgiuritsoii and Piiul Campion, were ofhcers of the Latin Cluh. The class will have ii hright future if it continues to do the outstanding work it h.is done this year. llc. ras 's 1 H QD ' A Peifuiii Ui l Ll V' -i:st. lr: li H 9 -X H XR H x if-H H N1 H f 'H H - '- li H -K li ll H ii H 'T H XX 1 If -1--. if fa 2 :Juv W 9 fa I 1 IS ' f .'. ,, , N1 X il IV IT I S HE SP ra mi AJL1' L' ' , fn, L mu ov' Herb Nic Arthur QUILL AND scaou. 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Bill Christianson and Roger Pitsenlzarger, student directors cf the hand, deserve credit for the cof operation and organization of the lwand shown throughout the year. FIR-r Row' Yviarlvs Gcrauhtv. Carl Hfrlvzl., XX'illiam Shea. li r C r XYill:am Chrisrranson. Arthur 'lohnshf-v. Yviavnard Rsvn Sfcosn Row: Alherr Ulcshcrz. Ru-hart Mfwirc. Audrey Niurrzjs D lmar Rudv B-Jrqland. XK'cslc'.' Hurst. Tarun Row. Ralph Vfollan. -lunc Marks. Lorna NK'estlNerg. C' ls Nrmrman jiihnshfi-.'. Bs. 1 Row- li.-rd--n Munson. Shirlie Hnuizfum. Cliff-'rl Sutton Airni Q lwrharr XY-'n!:. l7f-riald XX ard. Little Symphon Uutstanding performance under the proficient guidance of Leif Christianson, have hrought to the Little Symphony its share of fame. Composed of fifty members. its rendf itions at the fall and spring concerts attracted many music lovers. It also gave a concert during the assemhly hour. A smaller orchestra under Mr. Christiansoifs direction provided entertainment at many hanquets, and hetween arts of the interfsociety play, the senior class play and the operetta. Accompanying the concert hand, the orchestra also journeyed to Vdinnipeg. Fin-T Row Alta Hiilrr. X'irg:n1.i H lui. -l.i.'lxflh?'i4CZlf1ii'1. lavrni XYfs:heru. Eva Rvilrrlsi-rw. A.lel:nf Berg. Fwfnlnc X'n:gsn.-ss, Fr.-:isp Rim: Donald Prindlc. Mavnard Rcvrwlil, Rez will ilnhnsa-ri, Arthur ihnsh Deloris P4 isschl. D iris Enulcstatl, C1-rrlnv Antler- swn. Marion KX'cgvwr. Snirlcv Quin Tmnrx Rom Philv Prindlr. Karl Hnlvils. Gloria Kin est id. Rox' Harrisville, Audr:-. Rlunriar. Phvlfis Sinds, Edith l..-Fish. Yxlcriam r L S1 ilhcrq, M,-rilr-l Clxsler. Hildur Urettum. l,.iY.-rv Holm. Dur fhv vliihnshov l x Nrm h D nni Ri F li l'rhlN1in X1C'ul' uh V' ii C' x h Finijvrn Row Ralph Ansrcdzr, Russel Ekcrstrum. Edna N145 I . ii . ..' - . 1. ' 0 . , 0. :.l:vi1. fur. 1.-rg tx. XYif'i.inx Sh-xl. XK'es'ev Hurst, Herhcrr Yx1.igArrhur. Adrisnv Nels-in Gurlrarr XX'fnr: ltirrii Row fx1.lrl'.'sUvraLgh!v, llewrgr' Sqmli in, Enid U's- -n. l.'i ix d Brendan. Vhlliinq 1'hris'i,mson. l.:.-' Kihrzsriins- in. .lin-. ' r All at Sea 339' The musical comedy All at Sea , presented by the chorus class, kept the audience in one stormy sea of laughter from beginning to end. Directed by Miss Margaret Newton, the operetta was based on the works of Gilbert and Sullivan. The scene of the production was that of the deck of the H. M. S. Pinafore. The greatest and most noticeable feature of the operetta was the wellfbalanced cast which displayed the individual talents of numerous characters rather than placing emphasis on a small group of performers. The story of the operetta was that of a ship setting out to capture the Pirates of Penzance. In spite of able police protection, however, the contrary happens and the Pirates capture the ship. After many amazing incidents and clever intrepretations, everything works out to a happy ending. The so voice chorus and accompanists all contributed to making All at Sea an outstanding performance. MARGARET NEWTON, DIRECTOR adrigal Club The newly organized Madrigal Club, under the watchful eye of Miss Margaret Newton has already made a name for itself. Costumed in the styles of the sixteenth century the Madrigal Club gave several performances before the Rotary Club and the Fargo Music Club, in addition to a midfwinter concert. The outstanding event of the year was an invitational trip to Underwood, Minnesota to entertain the Underwood FarentfTeachers Association. Flxsr Row: Alta Holm. D1-ruthv Deems. Audrey' Murray. Srcosn Row. Edna N140 Smith. Shirlie Hfiuelurn, juni' M.irks Timm Row' Gloria lk-raghtv. Erhvl hlillxilf lfiugh. M.i'.'n.ird Rvvnolds. Albert Ulslwrr. f..irl Holvik. Xl illiavn Shea . r'l.1:,liI h Page :L ...., 2 4 Operetta Principles x Siu' m 12 .' v., ftzlvuvu Hwwi. 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Only under the careful training of Mr. Goodhue could such success be achieved: therefore we feel that much of the credit is his. x 2 linen Pi. ii Ri lin-r Row Xiilo IX,i.Astr.mtf, ll 'ii -. i' Ni-lst-vu, Allan P.i'r:fs. l,,la Pitteribfrerr. Rcph Gilt- iiinsii Row Earnest Kfirlsi n. fred K-mx -lsii. lixxl U.-ssier. Kiarster Slmlci. Bill Cfhrisrians in. l.Eii-,J breridcn hex Rmx: i Rudi Bi-relmd. H -zxaril liricltsfvn. Oliver Pe lcrsfiri. XX',v.'m Bvmsii- . Philzb Rosa.-if l.ou'Hi Pit ii ni lim-v Rim E-ic-'nv lk-leer, Var! . Hi rl' Ys1eArrh:ir.l.1.'ut 9-. imp llov, ll rtlwv N1fivwiii, lwtgv-wld l,.ix,ui1i', I,it-iii . hir Hwracs Hiaiillivlf. Atlvsw' lm xi il N.-wwvw. ffvllms llirnslad information Please A thousand isa bigfsounding word. but that is the approx' imate number of new books that have been added to the Moor' head school libraries this year, according to Miss Pearla Rapp' hahn. librarian. To aid her in carrying on the library work. 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IV'-ri Mn rirw Students with scientific inclinations could be seen working ambitiously at some ex' periment, or listening attentively to a speak' er the evening of the second or fourth Wed' nesday of any month. Each program was prepared by a com' mittee of eight, and formal and informal meetings were alternated. Subject matter for discussions and ex- periments included such things as electric eye demonstrations, the testing of foods. photography, electric plating, aviation or anything else pertaining to chemistry, physics or biology. All otlices except that of secretary, a post held by Wesley Hurst. were changed every two months, Seekers O Success ,cm - 1 X' NI--II- , f -M -- N1-' -' I- NH IAN M Il. .XI x t 1 , I x I , I Ku am., r.. ,I.,,n..,f..,I.,,. s IL A I.'.1Il: NI4', Iv XI1 'I.'.U:.f V'-': N s' .,., x,, . ,N. . ., ,l.. -,IMA I.I. I....I. . Hr I.. I1....,II,. 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The part of Miiriii was mlqen hy Nellevon Chinn, Elsie Wer'1ier. portrayed hy Ivigirlys Gergighty, and Dorn Sselc' ler, played hy Helen Simley. were the two teennige girls who prof vided most of' the eoinedy for the pl.iy. Mrs, Wei'iiei'. her son's only .illy, was pl.iyed hy Bethel Iiriteh. Rudolph Bergldnd, in .1 guise .is Pietro, the peddl.ir, provided en' tert.iin1nent with his It.ili.in .ref cent. Three neighhor women. Mrs. Seekler. TxIrs. Wii'kliii .ind lvIrs. Fischer. were played hy Dorothy Orvedihl. Dorothy Deeins Iind Delores Possehl. I Wig and Mask M.. s ,snzsli I5 .i. N s s N1 f KWH- N1 Nl' I M . MR ' UI.IlNII:NIIiI.I2S Ita-T R ew Iv Y 11. lf XI 'L-. I':.. X XI I flrili HIT...-Kii'7s'.'v1'gi'1-I 7'4'-2' s. .s.,iz.d A... xi W., ii ' is. ,fs P s s X':rg'xH ll s-': N1 Yves' NI S IM 'Raw F IS yr. li1'r.KK1 u .-X, r il IP Ii gi Ik, XK'1'I:i:: Nl. Ii. IL ' 'E x ti: Wi' i!n' 1. X. I, . ie, . .gqmw-Lf -2' 'Lt -'-Q'-Q. .Ki-.Q .M'.x lt Q -we 'Q 'K H ' y - I kxyw, . X, LN .. - 1- X ,x,Ax,,k'.Q--,QA '. , v. e 1 'ki , .1 1 -, , Y, ' Niikillllis N if -, xx! a fr H - 'v N 111- Xl X ,ss III I 'lv-- 1 XI .4 s- Vue N Xi' s lv ll I 1 ,,p,, ix Al1XISlllN Nll5Nl 1.-KliANllil ll Tx1l4Sl'l Mi, 'Cx 21 NH lit Thespian Society A charter to the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society was granted to Moor' head High School in the spring, at which time the required numher of students were eligible for memhership. The National Thespian Society was founded in iozki hy a group of teachers and students who felt that greater impetus could he given high school dramatics and that a more active and intelligent interest could he created hy such an organization. ' The Thespian Society is purely educational in nature, as its primary aim is to stimf ulate wider interest in dramatics. The society is honorary only in the sense that students are honored for having met certain requirements. This gives adequate recognition to those who attain excellence in dramatics. The requirements for memlfership are: The student must have played with merit in a major role of one long play, cr two major roles in a onefact play, or the student must have minor parts in four onefact plays: eihcient work as husiness manager entitles one to memf hership or also creditahle staff work such as carpenter, property man, scenery head, or designing. This organization hrings special henetit to those students who plan to enter college and specialize in dramatics, since membership in this organization shows their ahility. Fiasr Row' Nell llhinri. li-'tty Rvimlv Simlev, Bt-tht-i Fritxh S xii Row' AIN-rt Rout-i1s.i.s. Eugen Nlirlns licrigh'-.. ll vii' ll Hires Pi-sswhl. lliir 'thu ' iv f' ,gg 'H Rudi. llcrulvrl. Dori-th .iihl fklxifn-'.Sr1i KY1'svrl3cd s-11. Lell- 4. l Speech Festival For the henent of all speech activities. fxloorhead High School sponsored a speech festival Saturday. Nlarch Di, This was an invitational meet to encourage more speech activities. to educate the participants and the audience in a higher standard of speech work. The events open to participants were' one act plays which were limitet to thirty minutes: declamation and oratory which were limited to ten minutes: extemporaneous. which was open to hoth men and women, the suhjects for disf cussion heing the New Deal and the Nlunich Agreement and listing tive mmutesl and verse choirs and poetry readings, Schools who showed interest in the undertaking and who sent participants were Fergus Falls, Detroit Lakes, Pelican Rapids and Battle Lake. There were live Moorhead High School students participating in oratory, four in dramatics. three in humorous. live in extemporaneous, and four in dehate. These students were coached hy Miss Pearl Wiliiiers, Miss Clara Strutz, Miss Anna Smeland and Mr, Carl Hagen. Mr. George McCarty. head of the speech department of the Brookings State College, Brookings, South Dakota, acted as critic. Many hearthreaks were eliminated, hecause there was no ranking of the participants. Constructive criticism was given to all those taking part which could l'e applied to all their future speech work. ' affvf-gf, v HH R I 'df -XRTH fllfll vis! A fi ' r .0 lt. se sri: Z new ' ' ih: Fist .-' ,xt . A i S . g. V171 5 .i:.Pei'1XV1 -.lW:r':i '. Ili H.g: l',,.' ww fl 3 K -1, II lv 1 IK11 1 H Club An organization composed or all the lauys who have earned letters 111 some neld of athletics, is the Cluh, an honorary organization whose purpose is to promote and encourage athletics in our school, Coach Roy Doinelt is the cluhls adviser, N I,1 11--1 - XX: -111 Iv 11. XX IM'w1.'-.. I.4 .K R- l'w-1.',:' If N--'1 -- 1 . 1 N -. Ilii-s iv'--1:1 l 1- s I5-Mu lx :I l'Is- 1'e11, XX if lines' II ' I'11 I Ii XX1 N-11 VV' Fx1'-:w'.U'-.- I' I' - 'ill v II- 'I'-.pw ll x 'lI111.ns. N1 is I xx J l x Debate Squad Once again, under the wise coaching of lvlr. Hagan, the dehate squad had a very sueeessful season. Trips were taken to Barnesville, Frazee, Fergus Falls. Detroit Lakes and Vlahpeton. and fvloorhead was host to dehate teams of sexeial other tOXX'Il9. Fight, Spuds, Fight IH Few people realize how pepped-up and encouraged a team may lteeonie hy the cheering and heartening support of the crowd, It is the duty of the cheer leaders to see that their teanis get such support, They deserve much credit for the line way in which they have conducted all the yearls pep activities. Y 41- L- S 'r I .:'.eI'ux.e'i.X'1-lla' l. '1Ae. HI' 'lTn-.sv N is 1 s- Igwv-sr Hrs '. E'1e-:pr BE-r,I111th I' '14-'I. Il':1. Il-'felaz 1, fx 1 1' .Ii-g-'ix uixist-r.Ye'1'-fr Nun- s:1.A11d'f'. S1:'.:.Ii11ssf. K-1'-s ST l l l7 l'l If S 1,1 -K1 11 111 f The 1938 BQ Season MGORHEAD 6 EAST GRAND FQRRS 7 The Spud-111c1d 1 1e111111 L111e11 W 111 111111 llld 11111ou1111 111111 1111111' the 1111111 ot 1 11 11111 111d 111e 111s 11111 111111 IIT T111 Q11111 111 111 1111 111 1X T11 Spud 1ou11111 011 111111111011 Ist lt 1111111111111111 y 1 1 111 11- 111 1 1 11 I1 1 1 11111 1-1 111 TL Spud 111s11 d 11u11111ou 011111411 1111111 111 111 111111 11111 11111 E1-1 C11111d OI 111 TWIIN M 11TAl 15lfT1f11 flqllt N KXX I Y' lull! Y' pu N 1oo11 1d1 11111111 of 1 41111111 111111 1111111111 111k 1111 1 11111 1111111 11111111 111 11 s1111111g1111 1 11 1 ll 1111 1 11111111 11110111111 1 11 1111 1 11111111 111 E11 SPUL s 11111 11111111 1 111d 11 1111 11111111 C11 11111 1 TVIUORHI AD O THIFI RIVER 1 ALLS 7 1 Spud 111111111y1d 111 T 1 1 RIXLI YK1l.1L 1111 11111 1 111111g 1 1111 11111 V1 11111 d1sp11v11 1111111 111 1111 1111 111111111 1 pu1 1111111 11111 KL 111 IX 1111111111111 1 11g11111111 11111 11111 '11111 11 1111111111111111 MUORHLAD 1 D1 TROIT S1 ud 111 11 11 1 p11 11111 111111s1 1111 111 11111111 11111111 11111111 Illsl E1 1111111 1 LXL11 lll 1111111 11111 11111 1 11111 1111111111ov111 111 1111111 Spud 11111d 111111 111 1 1111111191111 IIT 111 111 1 1111111 1111 1 1 111 111 1 11 1111 1 111 1111 1u11111- Llkkf I1 1 1 11111 It 11111 11111111 1111 1111 d 1 1 111111 111111 11111 1111 11111 111111- 111111 1 1 111 N 11111111111 1 111 1111111111 71 Q 1111 y 11111111 1111 11111 111111 111 pu 1 1 16 51.11111 out 111 111: 1111. 'VIOORHEKD O WAHPETON 1j 1 11 1111111 111111 111111111 1 111 1:1 g1111111. 111 1 1111 A111 1113 111111 o11'11 111 1113. T'.O1'C 1 111 I'1X'lI'1j' op c 11111. 1 7L1 J 11111 111' 1111151 1 1ou11 111111 1 IC f'.i111C, KECVC' 1-1111 1111 sco11 1d11'1 111d1c11c 1 1 CXICI 111111g111 1e111'cs11 1 1 111111 tc1111.'. Prospects for 1939 40 Season b11du'111o11 1111: june 11111 11111 '111 1 ut :ix o141111 1115 11111111111 1d 111'1dd11s. 11u111111g 11t1c1111111 who 111111 14o1111 1111 11u:11ui 111' 111' 111, 11 :11u1d Ll1'C 1,11 1.11111 e '1 H'lTX'61' 011'11, 1.111113 D11 1' 11111 W1:11' Du111v111, IIUITIOTX D11'1d 131111111111 '111d Lo11'e11 Nc11'1o11 sop11o111o1c:g .111d 1111111 b.111111'. 1115111111111 :1 six oy: 1v111 c.1111' 111' 111111 o1 1111c' ut 1111151 111' 111111 1.111 1.1 1111111 ex, p'11c11c1 IIT '1'c1y1 11131 p111111i to .1 11111 1' 3 Cckfftlu 51.15 , fi f ,xv xg. VIH Nil Nl- lil IYIQR PLIDIQRSUN RUN li Y XYIVKI l'Nl5 XYAYNIL IRELNL QYT L WN fl fvI.YI1UUf,lQf.Il iwmia l'lYiLNIiAR1vf is ni lux xi. air rm if f fvfooiuiimn ig BRliCKH'QIlIl7fQE 7 The Spud gridders took the field against the Cowfxoys at Breckenridge as under' dogs because of' their inexperienee. The gfrdent supporters were surprised no little f'1t when the Spuds flushed 41 smooth. hindfdriving offense which swept the Cowtoys off their fleet, The Moorhead gridders scored two touchdowns in the first half' to provide the winning margin. Howard Erickson, Rohert Wickltiiid, D,-KYIIWVANi'I'1UTT XXI1Il,-K?x1KNAPl' HKNFYT VARLSUN Eugene Bolger, Howard Boothroyd, Hur' Vey Olich, and Bud Knapp started their first grime in a Spud uniform. Starting men with experience were Herh Mc Arthur, Pete Young, Roger Pitsenffarger, Cliver Pederson and David Panschott. xXlX 1 N NNN Nl Nfiwaaruar an 0 F au an Tha tradnlcmal PargcuMcx0rlaa1d um proud If rating TlXLlINulX Uutolar 4 Fargo Hwh largar ma mana z,XPLIlLllLp a IM N1 N r vu guna hvld thur Stan Chanwaon h1p tuam to a . Q xlutory Fargo N Iona halal goal ,una from cha as vard lam mldwax ua tha Ihlld quart r Pats. Young Spud quart r hula J tha hghtmg Moorhaad '.v.R to aa mor al xlatorx xx ax can x on fav. xp atauu ar p rformamw turmd ua TW tha. Spud N xmdgat qaxartarlfaak Youm, wax ravuarda for lx a ort x am- p.aU.d on Iviannuota N unothaxa a tat USAID. In u lli4aNkN IYXU ll'1l Rl! xNU X N X HUXX -KRD r -K l'lUXl'.-KRD FRIVKSUX x'i1,LYlaQN ' il a ,a .A-Q. Q51 Iv-11. v. Il11'1 t XX: -1 1 .: H ' Iwnx I'1 II1'1s1 N xNI'x I4I111'11.1' NI1I1'1.I. '111:1vt H 1,1 115 I'11 -1- 1 II11..I II1f I- E Ilwrg' I4I1'i.I1 IL T .' .1 1 IIf:.f NI A h::1. Il 1. 15111.-1.11.-1tI1 I ' ' ' ' Squa ol MOORHEAD IQ n ALUMNI ll TI1e Spuds succumhed to the former ML3OYI?C.1d St.1rs 11ter QIVIIIQ them .1 cIose h.1ttIe throughout the g.1me. Co.1:h Roy Dom ek suhstituted t'reeIy, LISIHLI three full te.11r1s IR the tr.1y. MOURI-IEAD 7,6 PELICAN RAPIDS If Iw111I11111g the1r second SILIYI of the 38-go season. the Spuds sI1owed gre.1t POASIIVIIICIFS hy eII'UIWI7IT1LZ the PeI1c.1ns hy .1 111117 score TI1e Spuds Ied throughout tI1e contest hoId1ng .1 10 Ie.1d .1t I1.1II' t1n1e ffmch Roy Ilomek 4LIINSLIILIfCd freely thus TTLIIQIIIQ the Spud scormg well d1v1ded. MQXURHEAIJ 19 HAVJLEY I7 TI1e Spuds met 1lI1lI1SPlfCk.I Hawley hve III tI1e VILIIIIOK' Huh SCIIOOI 11nd n1et .1 st111g111g defeat .1t the h.1n1Is of the M.1rc11111 .md Gold The Spud's shootmg LIIILI I'YIi55lI1gl games 1x.1s dec1dedIy otIAI'orn1 w1th Pete Young helng the only pI11yer tu count more tI1.111 once from tI1e IIoor, MOORHEAD 3: M.S,T,C. 33 The Spuds tangled wlth 11 Iightxng M.S,T.C. h1gh seho0I te.1m on tI1e I3.1I1y I?r.1gon's home IIoor .111d eked out .1 3-P33 wctory, Although the Spuds d1tI11't pI.1y 11nyth1ng th11t resemhIe1.I 1:I1.1m111o11sI11p h.1II the VIQIOYY hrought them h.1ek IHIO the W111 column .11'ter .1 two week st.1y 111 the Ioss coIum11. MOOIKHEAD 20 MARSHALL IMPLS 1 41 A much supenor te.1m from M.1rsh11II Hlgh IIIXHILICLI fxIo11rhe.1d .1nd C.lPIL1I'CtI .III 1m11ress1x'e 41110 ITIUIDIXII The M1II CTIIY ch.1n1111ons I1o.1sted .1 r.111gy te.1m wh1ch used 1ts he1ght to .1 gre.1t .1.h'.111t.1ge IW d1spI.1y111g.111 exce11t1o11.1IIx' stro111'de1e11se. The Spud- were eICIlI1IlvIIY not d1ser.1eed hy tI1e Iosmg to such .1 te.1m MOURHEAI7 21 CROSIIYfIROYTON lg Ag.1111st tI1e CfIAte.1111 tI1e Spuds were sIow gettmg st.1rted .111d the r.111ge c1u111t hunt 1111.1 Ie.1d the N1CX5fIIC.ldCl1IlIeI not dune overcome, The I'I.Iy oi hoth te.1ms w.1s L1IllI'DPI'CrSlYC. XYIIII numerous n11s11I.11's heme ev1de11t on hoth MIUIITL5, NICXDRHEAD Z2 BRECKENRIIEGE 11 O11 'I.11111.1ry 11, the Spuds Ivdivld .1 red hot Breekenndee te.1n1 .111d c.1me out on the -hort end 111' .1 QQQZ score, Young Ied the fxIo11rhe.1d of'Ie11se w1tI1 eIex'e11 IXOIIEIS, TI1e Spuds sI1owed .1 shght 1mprox'ef me11t wh1ch Ied to .1 gre.1ter lm' fI'OVCT!'1C!1I 111 I.1ter g.1111es. NIUORHEAID 34 BRAINERI3 4: The Spuds 1t5l1l'IICyC1.I 111 I3r.1111erd .111d I'.1ted .1 te.1111 xx'I11cI1 das' PI.iyCtI .111 11tI'e11se th.1t the Spud- c11uId not CeILl.1I .IIIIIOLIUII they were nghtlng .1II of tI1e w.1v. I5r.1111erd LIIWKLIYCLI .1 c1111111.1r.1t1x'eIy e.1sy 4:-3.1 v1etory. Young scored ll FIYIIIKS to Ie.1d the Spud .1tt.1ck for the second eo11seeut1x'e ex'e111ng MCXJRHEAD Ig DETROIT LAKES 113 The Spuds 111x'.1.Ied Iletrmt L.1I1es for the first of two '11eet111es .nth thezr IJ!-IYICI 23 r:x'.1I hut were not .IIIIIC .1I1Ie t11 emerge x'1ct11r1o11s The Spud- NI1HN.K'CeI .1 declded lm' AI 'Tlk 'N IN I'I'II. Ii,-KIiNESX'lI.I,IL 4 ,AML l AVTIUN IN WADENA GAME prox'en1e11t over the1r Pf6'x'1OUi encounters. They led at halt' t1me hy .1 1,18 count.hut the1r 1n.1h1l1ty to count 111 the th1rd quarter. when they scored o11ly two Pfllflfn. cost tl1em the xaetory. MCXJRHEAD ze WADENA zf. After leathng throughout tl1e conteq. the Spuds saw theu' margm gradually deerease llY1Ul the YISIUYYN dropped 111 .1 held goal w1th less than a mlnute ren1.1111111g to prove the1r mdfgjlll of wetory. The -:11r111g was fa1rly well d1v1ded kX'ltll eaeh Spud player t.1lly111g from the held .1t least onee. MCXDRHEAD 41 WAHPETON 4: Tl1e Spuds saw x'1ctory snatehed from them lll the 11n.1l seconds tor tl1e second CCYUNCCIIIIVC game when Xxl.1l'PCIOIl seored w1th QI seconds rem.1111111g to defeat the Moorhead eagers. After tr.11l1ng 23411 at the hrst quarter and 11,1111 .1t the half t1me fllvl Spuds put on .1 flashy thsplay of haskethall to take .1 41-37 lead w1th two l'DlIlllff4 rem.11n1ng. At th1s povnt the Wops scored hve fast POIIUIS to sl1atter Spud hopes for .1 vlctory. BA RNESVILLE 28 MCXURHEAID 37 The Spuds tangled XVIITI ll d1str1ct foe 111 Barnesxwlle and l1I1.llly' snapped the1r extended losmg streak w1tl1 .1 3748 vmtory. The game was 1.11rly even most of the way hut the or.111ge.1nd hlaek :agers talhed SIX PUIHIS 111 tl1e last two YTIIIILIICS to out'score the Tro1.111s, Moo11HEA11 27 A1 'ter rr.11l111g at half t1me hy .1 score ot' 1-1121 Lakers earher 111 tl1e season. Thls was the last xllSU'l IVKXJRHEAD zo The state ehampxon Prowlers 1nvaded Motxr to emerge wxth .1 1I'26 v1ctory. The Spuds :ontmu he feared hy tournament txme. IVTLJORHEAD 1o Wyltll tl1ree regulars recuperatlng from mfluet 32 to 16. The hoys were not up to par and lacked pl 1y111g se1so11. Hanson, elongated Spud center, wa IDETRQ WIT LAKES 25 the Spuds came haqk SITOIIQ to g.1111 revenge for tl1e1r defeat .1t the hands of the it game tor the Spuds QIVXHQ them .1 record ot four w111s .1g.1111s1 two defeats, THIEF RIVER FALLS QI head w1th .1 strong aggregatlon hut found the gomg pretty to11gl1 hut managed ed to tllipllly an 1rnprove1l hr.1v11l of lull prormsmg then' s11ppoy1g.3f4 .111 91711351 go STAPLES 32 1:a. the TXf1OOYl1vI.lxl team went dow11 hefore the assault of .1 stro11g Staples te.1m the sp.1rk they il10XK'Cel 111 prex'1ous g1mes. It w.1s the l.1s1 g.1me ot the reg11l.1r s h1gl1 po1nt man Squad l'11der the ahle xllfCCUK7I1 of Lyle Lll'NOIkl, the most complete progr.1m ever attempted .1t Moorhead Hlfll w.1s formed. A com' plete xl'1edule was drawn up for the reserve te.1m and the turnout for haskethall was lllCl'C.lSCxl ahout 15 per cent. fxlflllillgll the season from tl1e standpomt ot' KNIHS and losses was DUI UllISI.lIhllI1Q. lf served the purpose ot' st1mul.1t1ng .1 gre.1ter 111teres1 111 hasketf hall for the underel.1ssmen, These hoys, wl1o w1ll take the plaees of tl1e v.1rs1ty me11 111 tl1e future wl1e11 they have .1CejlllfCxl the need' ed expenence, are the 1l1YCCl l1e11e1'.1etors ot' such .1 progr.1111. I 11.1111 Row l1111.l ll.1ssl.'.', XY.'sl1-1. I71111'1x.-ll, XK'.1',11.- Khspe 91..1s11ll11x1 l1.l1' l111111111l. .11.11h, .l.1111. s Il.-. lt, lialph f'11ls.111, l 1... I1 11.1 H.1111l1l lxhxsell I - T111111-liou H.11x'. . Ul1,h. R1.h.111l ll111gs1.1.l, Tl1.1111.1s T1 1111-1 . A11 Orx lllf H.111s1111. ,la1111's ll1l1 , H1.1R111x 1' 'l:11sl1hl11.s11.l.1'l11.-111. N1 1f1'1.l.'111111'1 XY1f':.1n.i'l1 1 N1oorl1e.1.l 2.1 Hawley 34 Nloorheatl ls Fargo 33 Yxioorheatl 3: Comstmk 1 s Nioorhead zo H1tterd.1hl .gy N1oorhe.1d zz Fargo 23 Yvioorhead 1f1 Detro1t L.1ke 23 Nioorheatl 23 Comstock 18 Nfoorhead I3 XX'.1hpeto11 1' fx1oorhe.1.l 33 Barnesxalle IZ Moorhead 17 Detrmt Lakes 1: Nioorhead 1s IjllkK'0Yfl'l 111 Nioorhead Ii H1tterd.1hl ZF fxioorhead 1 G Fargo 1 1 F.: gc' 4 : fm -Aan l'ARC 3O'IvlOORHllAD Slillllii 'lllw gpwls 1'11.lc1l11g1f1Htl1: sl111r11-11111-1 tl11'11' .11w'111.1l tl17'1 Q11111' 4.'l'lC4 lw XK'lll1llllQ 111121: 1111: 111' tl1s tlurcc Qllllfx 11111111 tl11' l.11g11 qumt. nl l11s lftr tl1s Spmls llv: g 11113s llflllllxl l:.11g11 111 the .1llft1111Q Vcccwrgls, 111 tlwc mst g.llllC F.11'g11 tocmlg .1 c1w111111.1n1lf 11111 lc.11l .1t rl1u1111rsf1.1111ll1Ql1l lf tl11'1111gl1f outtl1cc1111tcst.tl1cll11.1lsQ111'cl'c111g 14111. lu tl1c sccoml g.1mc the lxlldgcts .1g.1111 IWI'OX'Ck.l to lm too tough for the Spuds lwy t1'111111c111g the or.111gc Llllyl lNl.1cl4 311117. The Sp111lsplg1yc1lg1 pool' lwruml of lw.1ll lwotlm klCl-CI1S1X'ClY Lillxl otlbnsivcly. They col' lcctcd only six llcld goals during thc contest. ll tw Tim guns tln Spu s 'l1ovu, 1 111 1rl111l 1111prou111111t md outplugd thh 'vi gut to hmd thgm 1 1 54 dnt Tlns xutorx l mlm tln. lwlldmt hm gum VNIINWIHQ tr1.1l1ml 11110 lVirx11l1111llw1ttl-.s 18 1 IDISTRIK T I-U RN -XNH N T 11111 X I 1 1 1111 1 1 1 1 L 1t111 L11 qu 1 1:1 K 1 fu L ' 11 CYITE Ll Jumw t 111 NI 1 1 1 1 1 . k 11 m1xx111f th L 11Lx Ill IH 'II UNL f 1 Nllx VNLIXILUXK I1 WL 0In 'n y 1 L OIL4 111 1. 1 L 1 1 1 luv. 11111 of tn 11111 t LKLICIHQ gum D1 trl 1rr11111L11t 11 to x xx, 1 and WIIULLI lf 1 t1L Mfx1rl1L1 D trmt L 1kL LI1x.OllI1KLI K. Lu Young 11111 R41l1L1t YV1 Hun tm FLI Nt! lf WY'Lf0IIHv,I Vwdn 5 l Q OH L 31 VL L VKLLK gmrd po 1t1f111 rg gmguu 1 f , .if 1 Dt 111 Boy S Intramural Th1Q ye ll s 111tr1111ur1l vt 1s 1 gre 1t sLlCeLss t1tLN Roy Domele d1rector of 111t11 111ur1l 1et1x1t1es EI1fl1LlNll t1c support w1s QIXCIW to the x 1r1ous spo1ts hy the Moorhe 1d Hlgh students w1th the 11u111her ol e11tr1es 111 the 111 my 5port5 he111g the l1rgest 111 years The 1de1 of h11111g 111 111tra111ural cou11c1l vt 1s 1111ugur1ted th1s ye1r and successful results of the group were ex1de11t Serxmg OIT the eou11c1l be s1de5 d1reetor5 Roy Domek Bel1 Anderson, 1u111or D011 M1ur1tso11 sophomore Out5ta11d111g exents veere p111g pong h1d111111to11 wrestlmg tr1ele and held and hasehall Outstandlng part1c1p1111t 111 the ye 1r s 111tr1111ural was Frank Alsleben Frank vton the p1r1g pong COUYDAIHBUI captured the Twenty One t1tle and was a star on the eha111p1o115h1p h1:ketl1all team the Gallopmg Gophers The ex ent vuth the largest num her of e11tr1e5 w1s l'1ad111111to11 vuhleh drew 1 group of 68 hoys together for co111pet1t1o11 The most puhl1e1 el te 1111 vt 1s the 111x111c1hle C111llop111g Gophers vth1eh was eo111po5ed ot the galaxy of st1r Th1 te 1111 1111de Cl v vtorle ot ve11111111g the h1 l1eth1ll tour11e1 and helped to create 1 sehool vnde mterest 111 1r1tr1111ural aet1x1t1e lt 1 hoped that eaeh 1e1r vull hnd the 111tra111ur1l provr 1111 111ere1s111g 1ts sueces5es l l 1l1' l.11111111l. .11lx1s 1. l:r11'1l Al-l1'l111'1, ll11'11 A111l11r51'1. 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WATERMAN S XIOUFIIC The BLUEBIRD CAFE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Moorhead Minnesota IX Ill ALAMO Every Inch a Clothing Store Cf' if A Moorhead Minnesota N THE FAIRMONT CREAMERY COMPANY I I X HOUGLUM 8: OLSON Furmture and Funeral Home O 9 Vslrlnanllallm-4I III-x'c-range-5 ' lmiNml,..I.-I-N - l,1'INI'll4lI1l I Vily Vlulw I'Imm-III11-IN ll Y ,U XY: I1-Inu. - - I .' IV- l'lf'illIlI't' I :1Irw:ly Ifim- Ifmnlx Dian, md, IIN? ll Firm-I .' tln I'Invm- IIII . D , Cv II 'Illh of . -:ul II1-zully Salon, IIN---4-x, Vout-, Nlillim-ry, Slum-N, Ilu-im-rj. IIIII 'CIIII' . ' ' llli' llvsnln l rur'Ii-, forte-I-, Ilry flmulx, Xnfinnx, I,ingz-riv .XF'I'l'Ill 'I'IlI'l ILXNIIC I f'flIllI!IlI!ll'!!lS ut' Y Hljfi-XR 1.1. SIIAXRID I :1irm4mts II:-Ill-r Ifmnl l,I'!Nlll1'lS AX I'z1rt of Iivq-rv liuml A Iwll In YXCI' A ' .' - ,X-k for lIlll'lll Ivy XIIIIIQ' :II Your II:-:ale-r flux, nl. INIIII or l'Iwln' TIIII Nleuwlu-:uI. Nli Il's1ll2I lit-'Ill-HIIN-1-ilu. l,1llIll.llliINN1lIlll lIllII1IIll! 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