Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 211 of the 1928 volume:

i i I I 1 I V 1 s. za' gh ii 1 1 ' ':7 R If W KAW ISI A if BAM 1 'Us 'fn , 4 Z'- , f- if THE KAW AWGAM FOR 1928 'V' Published by the SOPHOMORE CLASS of the NORTHERN STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MARQUETTE. MICHIGAN KAW'BAW-GANJV LAS TCHIEI' or THE Cm PPEWA9. 4 Dedication lYhen our pines were young' ancl our campus a forest, there liverl arounrl us a miglity lnclian tribe, the Chippewas. 'l'he moon saw them at war and play, ancl still remembers. 'l'he lake knew the feel of their canoes, the soft splash of their paslrlles. 'l'he pines knew their sorrows ancl joys, and prnteetecl them from their enemies. Now all is gone. The moon no longer hears their songs, the pines are goneg the lake is eolrl and grey, and no canoes rifle its snrfaee. The mighty hearts of the Chippewas rest nncler blankets of neeclles, where, in spring, the arbutus hufls. They struggle no more with nature. The olcl orcler has chanfsgecl. 'lfhe last to face the setting' sun was Charles Kawhaw- gain, a Chippewa eliieftain, emhoclying' all the strength, no- bility anrl pricle of the lnflian raee. A truer, finer man never sailecl these waters, never walked these forests. Thus it is Fitting, that we, the nsurpers of the home of his race. shonlrl flerlieate this hook to Charles liawhawgam ancl to the Chippewa trihe. Foreword VVe live in a land of past romance, where once the wild bear leisurely turned the stones on a sunny hill- side, seeking' for antsg where once the Indians hid hehincl the trees to trap the wily deer: where men have hewn away the forest and made history. This is all before us, about us, meeting our eyes at every step. VVith this in mind the Editors of the Kawbawgain de- cided to use an Indian theme in this book, perpetuating the Indian traditions. CYIINTEN TS 0:1 l ChXB4lJlTS fXfYFIX7VFIlCS SUIHUIA Ax'r11r,la'l'liLts FAQfUl .'rY M USIAC CLASSES wmp.xN1z, x'1'1c S,,3W,R l'vl:1.1cvx'l'lcmNs li' f 1 Lf lsgxmc ne ra H UMOR MUNHMAN CALENDAR f CAl lPl.lS' ' Eg VE.. MAH NXUMHM 11,11 Z1 , if JOHN M. MUNSON, Ph. B., Pd. M President 1,41-5 'i qf fiff ' Page Six , 1 an A ' P- -- JAMES H. KAYE, M. A. President Emeritus Page Seven I H1 ,4 .1 E ,. ,E2,rJ,,Eg Y. Y I -- GRACE SPALDING FLORENCE I. WARD Art Art CASEY C- WIGGINS HAZEL R. COUTTS, A. B Commercial Commercial-A-English Page Eight 1 , A -. ' L JAMES C. BOWMAN, A. M., LITT D. LENA C. DURBCRAW, M. English English GUNTHER C. MEYLAND, A.B. L- MM-1-ORY, A- B- English English Page Nine . 11, 1 ff - - NlIl.DRliD MAGERS, A. M. EARLE M PARKER, A, M English Latin Ex.1x1N1s ARcHA.vxBEAULT, A. M. Law A. CHASE, A. M. French History Page Ten . , 1 M HARRY B. EBERSOLE, A. M. OLGA M. HOESLEY, A. M. History Home Economics EMILY HUNTTING, M. S. WAYNE B. MCCLINTOCK Home Economics Manual Arts Page Eleven A xl EARL A. FERNS Manual Arts Mayhem CHARLES C. SPOONER, A. M atics ,-4 OSCAR F. MATTSON, PH. M. CONWAY PETERS Page Twelve Mathematics Music i if 1 RUTH CRAIG, B. M. ANNA R. BRAND, B. M. ' Music Music CHARLES B. Henccocx, B. S. VICTOR HURST, B. S, Physical Education Physical Education Page Thirteen A fy L i - GLADYS GRAY MRS. C. C. Rus:-iToN, B. S Physical Education Physical Education STELLA JOHNSON, B. S. VVALTER F. Lewis, M. S. Physical Education Physical Science Page Fourteen ',, , f S LUCIAN HUNT, A. M, CARL SLICK, B. S. 8: E. M. Physical Science PhYSiCal Science JOHN N. Lows, PH. D. MARTHA SCHACKE, A. M. Biology Biology Page Fifteen 1 .f A i 4? , a.iL '- M. 'E A 38-512 421 2' 'G' ,A My 155' 7' i GILBERT L. BROWN, A. M. FRANCIS R. COPPER, A.M Education Education Y WALTER O. SHRINER, PH. D. RUTH C. TEETERS, A. Ni Page Sixteen Education Education J. RUSSELL WHITAKER, A 'A 4, K ETHEL WOOLHISER, PH. B. JOHN L. LAUTNER, M. L. Education Economics and Sociology Geography and Geology Geography M, 5, Rov MCCULLOM, B. ED. Page Seventeen f 4 fi 1 - K HARRY D. Lua, M. A. DON H. BOTTUM, A. B. Dean of Men Principal of High School ' 4 EDNA COLWELL, A. B. JULIA McQU1sToN, A. B. English Mathematics and Science Training School Training School Page Eighteen A Z1 rf X ink LUELLA A. MEL!-nNcH, B. S. VERA H,'xXlEN, A, B, HiSf0I'Y Eighth Grade Critic Training School ' v 4- W1 1' ' F' ETHEL Gmsxvow, A. B. EVA J. EMENDORFER, B. S, Seventh Grade Critic Sixth Grade Critic Page Nineteen 4 ! -E M ELIZABETH CHANDLER, A. B. MARTHA MEHNERT, PH. B Fifth Grade Critic Fourth Grade Critic FRANCES HERALD, A. M. OLIVE Fox, A, B. Third Grade Critic Second Grade Critic Page Twenty XA - K HELEN B. MARSH, B. Sf. First Grade criric SUSGN H' BATES1 F5 S- Kmdergarten Crmc x ETHE1. CAREY, P1-LB. L. O. GANT, A. B. Dean of Women - Reglstrar Page Twenty-one A ' 1 f .... - t- LYDIA M. OLSON, PH. B. DOROTHY DEAN: B- 3 Librarian Assistant Librarian T IDA DETMER Assistant Librarian Page Twenty-Iwo 1 a 9 , .14 . gf , I uf b J. .f.L If M I ,. . 1 ,i ' 'j I S1 MRS. NVENTILA PRISCILLA DENSMORE Appointment Secretary I i INEL LENSHEK RUTH ERICKSON Page Twenty-three 1 s 1 I Ud ml 22 maj-rizua ,,f ' - - sfrfg: W ' ' H Page. Twenty-five !1'l.A3'.V fd H' 4 W , Q ' 1 Q , A I Q 0 L Q 1s L, ,A .ff Y , il ff 1 ' X- 1 f -Y W '.-VX 1 f-X., .fv 1 V uv 'nga Aff-' A Q HETWELI: A lf' V'9'N:i Qx -Q HSV' g., J ,M fv,v'x.!yl? ff W QA 1 A N fx 'fmgxir L 1 , ,133 W. ,L ' -. ff' M fwkfl ' N - . f , ':A .. 2' A- .-T: E x- ,L 'Q -1 '- 1 I . Vi .J H394 5 'F- 1' 6 +L X 1 71 A I ,L ' V, F1 fg -f'::- ,M 553 -a 4' ,f . A '- x-.Am - -f fp f --'14 ' ,ff 1, ' -.r 5 L - '5 Awww- -sf' 5 NJ -,, -.. -- Page Twenty-nine Z1 1 1 i l ,Senior Class livery class has some kind of a record, but we believe we have an unusual UNC. In the fall of 192-L we entered the halls of Northern a group of grinning' lireshmen. We admit we have made many mistakes. ,Ns Freshmen we were often found in the wrong' place at the wrong time. llut, however, our develop- ment has been slow and steady. We have taken the initiative in many school ac- tivities. Our lirst l'rom convinced the upper classmen of our social ability J which has constantly increased with experience. XVe proved our musical and dramatic ability to the school in the spring' of our Sophomore year, when we pre- sented l1ulbul, a musical comedy. lts linancial success has enabled us to pre sent the school a memorial. ln all athletic activities. wc also did our share ii supplying' material. 'l'hc last achievement of the Class of N128 has been that o instituting' a school pin. 1 F These, however. are only a few of the high spots in our college career. Ile- siclcs these memories we will always carry with us the inspiration which o teachers have given us, and the lasting' friendships we have made at Northern A. A. ll. Page Thirty ll l' . A Je SIENJIORS janws HZl1'tlilNU1'l . . . ...... Prcsiclcnt Milton' Gustafson . ., .. . Yicc-l'1'esirle11t Alfrerl Davis .... ..... S CCl'CfZll'j' Carl Stolpc . . . 'l'1'c:ms111'c1' Page Thirty-one Z1 4. GEORGE ANDERSON Marquette Sufzul ,Dobutinpf Society LOUISE BENNETT Marquette Forum CARLTON BROWN , Newberry 'l'1't-ns. Froslllmm Class '2H: ,I'1'c-s. Sophmnrwc' Class 'QXQ I .l'hi lip:-zilung 'l'lTr,-lat Omivron lllm ALFRED DAv1s Manitowoc, Wis. Socfy Senior Clzlssg L'Alli:mL-0 lFl'lll1C2liS0Q Newman Cluhg Math. Club CATHERINE DENSMORE Marquette ll'ki ldpsilon ROBERT DOLE Marquette MARY GIRARD Spalding MILTON GUSTAFSON Marquette Class Sr-ce'y 263 'l'l'0:lS. '273 Vic'0-l'1'os. 'ZNQ CUl1ll11Gl'Ulil,l Club 'l'l'GilS. '25: Pros. '25: Alpha. Delta: Tennis Club 'l'1'o:1s. '25: lizmd '26-'27g O1'c:hest1':L '25-'26-27: Mf'n's Union Pros. 'ZZ8. Page Thirty-two f ' Q ,J T5 , 5,,L-nf' J. V' I 3 5 7' . '. 1 ', . JAMES HARDIMON l 0otbzLll '22-'23-'26-'27: Basketball '23-'24: Mon!-x l'nion Class 1'l'9SldC'l1t '28 ANN HOMEIER Iqil1dt'l'Q-l'2ll't0l1 Club: 'l':nn l'i Nu HOWARD IVENS Theta Omic-ron Rho: Men's llniun--Pres. '2T: Vice President Junior Claws '2T: lfZlXVllIlXV3.fill'll Stuff Mathematics Club: l.'Alli:1ncf- l-'rauivuisv ARNOLD JEANSON CARL KANNEY Marquette '27-'ZSQ Marquette S-tambaugh '261 Marquette Escanaba Newman Club: Alpha: Delta: Sofnds: Cmnincwciztl Club MRS. MATn.DA LARSON Marquette Pros. Beta Oll1GQ,'Jl 'Pau '27-'2Q: Vive-I 1'0s. Student Girls' League '26-'27C L'Alliz1nc'e l4'1'zu1c-:misc LESLIE O'BLENES Sofnrls GLADYS SANDSTROM Norway Ishpeming Home lGcrmomic's Club: L'Alli:1nc'c- l 1':1lN':1is0: l'i Kzlblm Nui . Phi Epsilon: Student Girls' League Page Thirty-three l 1.1 'l KENNETH W. SCHULZE Michigamme Junim' Class l,l'l'Sl4lll1'lt 'I!7: Mc-n's Vnion '27: Thotzl Omicron Illlllf-'Pl'0llH. 'ZSQ Normal News Stuff '27-'2S: Band '26-'27-'E8: Owlmv:-t1':1 'ilii-'127-'BN Glue Club 'LHS-'ET-'ZSQ Mule Quartet, '27: 'Pennis Club 'ZTZ CARL A. S-TOLPE Marquette 'l'1'u:lsL11'o1' Senior Class '27-'LIN RAYMOND TRUDGEON Wakefield Vice-l'1'e:4in'lG11L Alpha Delta '27-'38 LARRIE TUOMELA South Range M:1lhc-mzltics Club GRACE Wl,LSON Marquette .livin fJllll'Q.l'll. 'l':1u: Student Girls' l.1,-:nguu Page Thirty-four ,,.JL,, i 1 Page Thirty-five . fn-,If ffx 39 X Lfyxxw P g h y n 1 . I 1 i 1 uintior Class, 192,732.8 The Junior Class of 1027-28 is the largest in the history of S. T. C. lfts enrollment is one of the strongest proofs that Nortliern is being' consiclerecl more ,ancl more as a college than as a Normal School. All the members are work- ing either for A. ll. or ll. S. degrees. ancl there are no three-year Life Certifi- cate people, as there will be in future classes. Among' their other accomplishments this year, the juniors, in conjunction with the Seniors, put on the successful junior-Senior I'rom on February 10th. Then, also, during the winter term, the men won the points for basketball in the intra-mural contest. i'Vive l'hieme! shoulcl be the cry, it seems, of any junior who believes in the effectiveness of the horseshoe or four-leaf clover. The ma- jority, however, are rather inelinecl to pin their faith to their own cleverness and ability. The measure was likewise passecl by the class that, in the future, the Prom should be given by the Juniors alone. unassistecl by the Seniors. Since the in- fant-in-number upper classmen have become lull-grown, it is felt that each class is now able to stand on its own feet, ancl no longer neerls the support of the other. I Page Thirty-eight jnhn llogzm .... 1 . JIUNJIORS . . .. I'1'esiclcnt Iflorcncc Billings .. Vice-l'1'csiclcnt Ella Olicn .......... .. . Secretary Doualcl Exs'fZ1ClJfJ1lZlIll . .. . . 'l!I'CZ1Slll'Ql' Page Thirty-nine . X Page Forty FLORENCE BILLINGS Marquette Vice President Junior Class: Cs-gmvr Sen-Svc. 25: Vice-Pros. '2T: Student Girls' League-lf'1'0s. '28g Physical Eclucaitinn Club Phi Epsilon ALICE M. BLoM Marquette Phi Kappa Nu: Nlinervtm Debating.: Societyg l.'Alli:1nce F1':mc:r,ise DORIS L. BREDBACH Houghton News Stuff '26-'27-'2Sg Delta Sigma Nu HAROLD CHRISTIAN Marquette 'Photii Omicrfm Rho: 'Pcnnis Club! Band '25-'26-'27-'ZZSQ Glee Club '25-'26-'27-'28: Oi'cl1c-stu-tt, '25-'26-'27-'2Sg Class lwesiclent '26 JOSIE E. CLARK Marquette Muthomzxtic-s Club: Phi Epsilon FRANCES M. DERLETH Marquette Dvltu Sigma Xu: Frrinc-h Club: Phi Epsilon: Newman Club BEATRICE G. DOYLE Marquette Gamma Phi Alphzit-l't'0s. '27-'ZIRQ L'Allinm-0 l1'1':mv:tiseg F0l'Lllli'-SOC. 27: Nvwnmn Club OVIDIA T. EVENSON Marquette Home lic-fmomics Club I , l 4 LEo GODIN Florence, Wis. 'l'1'i Mu: Debating: '27: Football '28 CHARLES A. GOETZ DeT0u,- I.'Allianco Fmnoaiseg Mathematic-H Club ALLEN R. GOOD Hancock Alpha Delta If.-Xlll5lI'lC'G Francaise- Sec. and '.l'roas. '28g Sofacls '27--Vivo-l'1'es. '2Sg GEORGE HAVICAN Marquette 'Pheta Omicron Rho: X'l'ebste1' Debating' Society '26-'27g lnlor-Collegriato Debating Team '26-'27 JOHN M. HOGAN Marquette Junior Class Presidentg Mc-n's Union-Vice-l'l'0s.: Alpha. Delta: Mathematics Club H151 Tennis Club '25: Footbxill '25-'26: Basketball '25-'2li: News Stalf '27-'2Sg Newman Club: L'Allianc'o Francaise '26-'27-'28 EARL W. HOLMAN Ishpeming Theta Omicron Rho- Vlce-Pres. '27-'2S: Sec. '26-'27g L'Allianco Francaise '26-'27q Basketball '25-'26 PAULINE JENSEN Marquette M1L'roN A. JOHNSON Marquette Theta Omicron Rho: Sofads: Tennis Club l Page Forty-one Page Forty-two Ru'I'I-I ,I. KEIIIP Marquette f'h2L1'UPl' Member l'hi Knmm Nu- Scv. '20-'27: Pros. '27-'28g U0llll'l1Cl'0i2l1 Club: 'L'Alli:IIIvn l'wl'!lllCIl iso '26-'28 EDNA LONG Iron River EDITH LUNIIQUIST Marquette DONALD MACDONALD Negaunee Ilnyncs Dolmtinu' Club- Sev. und 'l'I'c-us. '26-'271 'Pvnnis Club 'UML Alpha Dcltug Secs. Junior Ulrxssx '27-'ESQ Men's Union: Phi Epsilon WILLIAM MACNEIL National Mine SICNE MALEN Newberry Tau Pi Nu: 0I'r'h0st1'II3 Band '27-'28 LoIIIs MALL Negaunee Physical Ed. Club: NOXN'l'l1Il,l1 Club: 'Footlmllg B:IslwtlIzI.l1 LoI.A H. MENCE L'Anse Beta OXHGQIEI 'Pau I 1- GLEN MOREY Johannesburg Them Omicron Rho--'l'1'es. '2Sg Mnthe-nmtics Club: L'Allinncc- Frmicniso '27-'28 Run-I O,CONNOR Marquette Cegmci' Sox: Student Girls' I4G2lLl'llf': Newmu n Club AARNE S. OLKKONEN Marquette 'Phetzt Omicron Rho: 01'r'h9st1':L '26-'2S: Band '26-'2S1 C190 Club '26-'28 4 CARL OLSON Ishpeming ELLA B. OLSEN Marquette Phi Kappa Nu: Student Girls' Lezuruo '27-E283 Class T1'e:1sur-er '27-'28: 1fIl.XVbflXVg 2lll1 Stuff '26-'27 PEARL OSTRANDER Marquette Commercial Club-Vice-Pres. '28 CECELIA PEPIN Escanaba Phi Kappa Nu- Cor. Sec. '2T: Treus. '28g Minervzms-Sec. 27 ROBERT K. RICHARDS Marquette The-ta Omirron Rho Page Forty-three l A-5 Q e an Page Forty- four DOROTHY M. ROBINSON Marquette Phi Knmm Nu: Minervnn Delmting' Soeiety RUTH ANN ROEPKE Marquette Delta Sigma Nu: Mathematics Clubg L'Allizmco Francaise '26-'28 KATHLEEN SHINGLER Kenton Physieal Ed. Club: L'Alliance Fmnczxiseg 1f'rn'um-'l'1'ens. '27, Vice Pres. '2Sg Delta Siprnm Nu ARDITH SKILLETER Marquette Svhecciode EILEEN STAFFORD Marquette Physical Ed. Clubg Ce-gmer Se:-President '27-'28 Student Girls' League ELEANOR W. STOCKWELL Marquette Phi Kappa Nu: L'Allizmce Frzmcztiseg Minervans STANLEY TREGEMBO National Mine Manual Arts Club EDITH M. WEEKS Marquette LILLIAN C. VINE Lake Linden ANNA M. WESTBERG Pequaming JAMES B. NVRIGHT Marquette Alpha Delta- Vice Pres. '26-'27g Pres. '27-'28: Busketlmll '25-'26g Mathematic-s Club '26-'27-'28g 'Pvnnis Club '26 W1L1.m.vs PETERSON Negaunee 'l'1'i NIL!--I'l'L'S. '28 Page Forty-five SOFHONORES We 'W ' I 1 1 ' ' QS ' l'a?Jl'l1FXf7, -1-'H .. . T 4, ,, , f'-, ' ' wwf 5 .-1 sl W .. ,f+fu,, 1 P 'U Wi M Wg- -M21 i I .35 xy A , 'X N 7 ':Vv:'iNlA I 5 'lLgf 'V I M -. lx ni.w7fWv1?v-, Q IPAQ 4 ,L '-41 ,X I Qrr1f4f5.f w VJ ' I . y if ,. ' . V Q' ' 5 W1 ,V y X , 51- ' ' ' 'f I ft 4 j' 'W F, K ' ll 'vw I W i ,Il X I u N J K In ,Jfff ,w w ' if XG? lil, 'Il F H... K v W 1 ,K :I ' 2, K V. if I U -... .-In. Kpnmfaa J X 'll X 1 '1 ' 1 's xx' x'. ' .'.n P g F ty A 1 , 1 1 1- If as ,ull L' . ll-ll1ist1111y 11111 Sephemore Class The Class 111' '30 1-111ere1l these halls il XCZII' ago, eager 211111 expeet2111t. The 11'11rl11 for tl1e111 was Q't1lllL'll with lll'0l1'LlSL'. 211111 life 112111 lltlf Q'l21ZCt1 their eyes with CXl5L'l'lCllCL'. 'l'l1ey el111se fl'Ulll :11111111g 1111-111selves, .1X1fre1l Ilil1l11e1' lllltl XV1-l1i11gt1111 ll11ss to be their lL'Il11L'l 4. 'l'l1e year grew 11l1ler 211111 the class 1JCC2lll1C part of the school, still st1'ivi11g' 211111 eager. 17111 less noisy. 211111 with L'11tl1l'lSli.lS111 1lireete11 at 11et111ite aims, K'l'11e spring' came 1111 211111 life tI1.1lC1iCl1CCl. The 1l21y of the lll'Oll'l c21111e 211111 passed, l11Zll'lClllg' the hest party of tl1e year. Then .l1111e-211111 the Rush --Illltl again they came forth, the hest. 'lil1t'll t11e 112115 tlew i11 quick s11ceessiQ11, 211111 the year was s1,11111 e111le1l. lfall 1::1111e :1g':1i11. 211111 tll1'0llg'l1 the halls came the S1llbll1Jl1l11l'CS, wiser 111111 fewer. 1.:1111'i llillherg' st111111 high 211111111g tl1e111 211111 they lllilllt' 111111 their l1l't'Slt1Cll1. XYelli11g't1111 lluss l't?l2llllCtl his f0I'l1lCl' ofhee. XVi11te1' came early 211111 lll'O11Q'11l with it the thrill 1117 lllJlJl'OZlCllll'IQ' l111li1121ys 211111 the .1,l'0ll1. The l,l'17l11 passed, i11lll life ll1111'e11 1111 as 11ef111'1:. Spring' Cillllt' late, 211111 the S1111l111111111'es 11'ele11111e1l it with E1 l1111es11111e feeling' i11 their llL'Zll'1S. 'l'l1ey 1-:111-11' their year was 21l11111st gone. Now it all is e111le1l -- where will 2lll1JlQllt'l' year H1111 them? Page Forty-eight 1 U1 SUPHOMORES Lauri llillbcrg' .... . . XVclling'ton Huss . . . . . . llizmch-nm Mason . . . . I7o1'othcz1 ,lolmsun . . . Yicc 'l?1'csidc11t Vrcsiclcnt SCCl'C1'21l'y 'l1I'CZ1Sl'l1'Cl' Page Forty-nine 1 i REINO AHLMAN, Newberry Music Degree 'I'lic-Lu Omicron llhu: Gloe Club '27-'ESQ l-land '27-'28: f7l'k'hPSU'iL '27-'BXQ String' Quartet 'BN ELLIE AKKALA, Eben Early Elementary Life Forum Debating Soc-ioty: Kinrl01'g.::11'te-n Club MARTHA ALFSEN, l-lzmcock Intermediate Life 1'10l'Lllll Debating: Society: 'Faux Pi Nu OLGA AAAUNDSEN, lronwoocl Intermediate Life BERTHA ANDERSON, Iron River Early Elementary Life Kir1clo1',u,'z11'ic-11 Club Ru'rH ANDERSON, Newberry Intermediate Life Dc-lisi Sigma Nu ANNA ANICICH, Calumet Intermediate Life Helium-imlv: lf2lXVIlilXN'Q2lIll Stuff '28 MAIQTHA BACKLUND, Felch junior High Life Page Fifty A Cl ,A . r .li . Q, . . - EJ:-. ' ,- AGNES BACKMAN, Dollar Bay Intermediate Life ANGELINE BANDETTINI, Calumet ' Intermediate Life Newman Club ALTA BANFIELD, Norway Intermediate Life GENEVIEVE BARN., Iron Mountain Intermediate Life L'v,f.:'n1o1' Cog: 'I'l'e:1s. '2X: Nt'XXl1lill1 Club LOUISE BASSO, South Range Music Degree 'l':1u l'i Nu: Girls' Gloo Club '27-'ESQ O1'n-lnlstm 12 GEORCE BEALE, Michigamme junio, High Life 'l'hl-lu Omicrun Rho: L'Alli:1nC-D F1':1nc':1is0 ISABELLE BETTS, Marquette jwusic Degree Girls' Glc-0 Club '27-'QHQ Orf'h0st1':L '27-'ZSQ I-Fund '27 Z8 ELIZABETH Bice, Republic Degree Mntlwmutic-s Club Page Fifty-one 1 i ELEANOR BL,1xT, Iron Mountain Girls' Gln-0 PHILLIP BOYD, Marquette 'Pi-i MRS. V. BRANDENBURG, Houghton Music Degree Clulu W '-tw junior High Life M u Intermediate Life Sm-lwwiuclo: lfZlXV'lilNVF-Yillll Stull' 'BH CHESTER BROWN, National Mine RUTH CARLISLE, Marquette A. B. Degree Home Economics lit-tn f1llli'L!,'1l 'l'uu-'l71'0:1s. TX: Home Economics Club S1'E1.1.A CAROLLA, Negaunee junior High Life l.'Alli:unc'v lf'i':1l10:1is0: Student Girls' lit-zigtw 'Bti-'27 ESTELLE CHABoT, Lake Linden junior High Life L'Alli:u1t-o l 1'ul1c-:misc MAIQGARET CHAPMAN, Kenton Page Fifty-two junior High Life 1 A ALICE CHARTRAND, Kenneth A. B. Degree I,'Alli:mc-0 l l':ll11'1liS01 Newman Club MARGARET CHECHAK, Dollar Bay NORMAN CONNORS, Topaz Alpha Dc-lla MRS. CONSTANCE CREECH, Alma MARGARET CORNELL, Gladstone Jlrmw liconomivs Club GRACE COUMBS, Ironwood GEORGIANA DENSMORE, Marquette PAU L DERLET H, Marquette Phi Kzxmm Nu: 1UUl'lll11-vii?-I'l'0S. Intermediate Life junior High Life Intermediate Life Sc-lwc-4-iucll-': IfIlXl'lJilXY,LY3ll1l Stull' '28 Home Economics Intermediate Life Intermediate Life '27 A. B. Degree 'l'h0t:1 Omicwmm Iahng IfAlli:1m'u I'wl'1l.l1C2liHOI Fnotlmznll '26-'27 Page F iffy-three l 1 M f M , JOSEPH D. DONICH, Bessemer Mamuul Arts Ululm 'Eli N RAYMOND DURAND, Republic TBA llizmeo l l':lllt':l iso: Newman WILLIAM EBBESEN, Masonville KENNETH ERFFT, Marquette NVelJstc-1' Delmantilug' Club: ELLEN J. ERICKSON, Bergland HARRIET ERICKSON, Sagola JEAN ERICKSON, Gwinn SAIMI HEINQNEN, lshpeming Alpha Dvltuf llvlmtimz 'Pm-:lm r51.'l'2r Manual Arls A. B. Degree Club junior High Life junior High Life Newman Ululm '27 lniermediate Life Early Elemenlary Life Early Elementary Life Intermediate Life ., ' a'f ' , A . '--JL . Ii 1 fer Page Fifty-four I - - MARION EVERETT, Marquette Hotel fllllflgll 'l':Iu NlARIAN H. Fox, Marquette Forum, 'l'I'0:1s. '28 ELEANOR H. FRANZ, Dollar Bay VIRGINIA FREDLUND, Iron River Home l':K'0llfll1lif'S Ululn CI-IAIeI.oTTE FREDRICKSON, Wakefield GI.AnYs FREETHY, Ishpeming Early Elementary Life junior High Life lnterrlzediatc Life Home Economics Early Elementary Life Music Degree Girls' Gleo Club: 01-1-l1oslI':I, '27-T381 llmq '-- J-I - ... ..I . 1 I Y Hem Onwgu 'l':III--'Soc-. 'ZN' Clirlw' lm-lmlwtl'-1 '7 ANGELINE GALLINO, Vulcan Dvltn Sipflllll Nu EDITI-I S. GARIQET, Iron River . I ... Izztermediaie Life Intermediate Life ,gf-Rmxsad Page Fifty-five I JOSEPII GIOVANNINI, Iron Mountain Music Degree n's H100 Club: Alpha Delta: Ruud '27-'28' c,l'C'hpSt,1'1l '27-'2S: 'I'l'llCk YY: NUXVINZIU Club PETER GIOVANNINI, Iron Mountain Art Degree Xlplm TJGIIEIH-SOC. 'ESQ 'Band '27-'2Sg Give Club '27-'2S: K:I.wh:1wg:In1 Stuff '27-'28--Art MzImIg::c-1', '28, Businoss IM2lll2lf.!,'0l' 'ZZSQ fJl'C'h0Stl'2L '27-'ZZSQ Sc-lxvcc-ioclo '27-'28-l'I'0sicl0I1L '28 MARY GROLEAU, Eben I lll'Ul'IlZ Newman Club Intermediate Life ELSA HALLER, Hancock Dc-ltu Sigma Nu: l,hYSif'2ll Hd. Club '7 N DOROTHY HARRIS, S-t. lgnace Physical Education junior High Life Phi Kappa, Nu: L'Alli:II1c'o FI':Im':Iisc- 'ZH-'LES TEKI.A MARIE HEDBURG, Newberry Intermediate Life BEN HEIMONEN, Marquette S-ofauls: 'Ponuis Club '27-'28 TINY HEINONEN, Ishpeming Intermediate Life , g.-.1e4.E-dire., E ,-,, , ,,..,.... Page Fifty-six A i M1 MARAB.E1,LE l-IERMAN, Calumet Early Elementary Life Ifil1d6'l'g'ill'lDl'l Club-Sec-. 'ZZS EVELYN Hlcxs, Michigamme Junior High Life Phi Kappa Nu: Minervztn .Debzttimr Soc-ietyg L'Alli:1nc'0 lf'1'nnc'niSo '26-'28 ALFRED HILDNER, Hillsdale Junior High Life Theta Omicron Rho: Class l'1'0siflent '26-'Z7g Froncll t'lub-Pres. '26-'27g Editor of Ifll.XVl'JllXV,'Zlll'l'l '28: Ass't Editor '227g Men's Union '26-'27 HAZEL H. Him., National Mine Intermediate Life LAURI HILLBERG, Marquette Manual Arts 'Pri Mug Manual Arts Club: Mews 'Fonnis Club: Class IH-Qsident '27-'283 Men's Union '27-'2R: Atltlotic' ltlditor, ICilXVl7llXVE.Z'lll11 '28 IRENE G. HooPER, Stambaugh Intermediate Life R1-IODA HUBBARD, Marquette Intermediate Life ELSIE HUTALA, Covington Home Economics Page Fifty-seven 4 f 4 A i l J. WELLINGTON Huss, Bark River junior High Life Class Vive-l'1'0sicl01'1t '26-'ZSQ M0n's lluion '27-'ZSQ Alpha Doltug Sofzul: Nt-wmznu Club MARY IAVELLI, Calumet Intermediate Life Forum Debating.: Soc-lvty: Gamma Phi Alpha: L'Alli:mc-e F1':1m'uiso CLAIRE JACQUES, Marquette Intermediate Life Beta Unwpru 'l'zLu: L'Alli:mcv lf'1'at11c':1i:-at-1 Nowmam Club ISABEL JOBIN, Lake Linden Intermediate Life l.'Alll:1m-0 lf'1':1m-:nisog Nc-wnmn Club BERTHA C. JOHNSON, Negaunee Early Elementary Life DOROTHEA JOHNSON, Gladstone Physical Education Collogc- News Stuff '27-'QSL 'l'1'0:1s. Sophomore Claws: l'l1ysic':1l l-Idur-zltion Club-l'1'0:-z. '28: DL-ltzl Sl,Ll'lllZL Nu-Pros. '2Sg Stutlvm Girls' llc-:1L:'uv: Kznwlmwgzun Stuff '28 MABEL C. JOHNSON, Gulliver Junior High Life JosEPH KAPUSTA, Iron River Junior High Life Page Fifty-eight HILIA KARPPINEN, Sundell VIOLA B. KELL, Powers ANNA KELELE, Dodgeville ALDEN KNIGHT, Marquette 'Folmis Club '27-'23 SIAMI KosKE1.A, Ishpemiflg Gamma Phi Alpha: NHl1l l'X'llllS VIENNA Kosxl, Ironwood LYDIA KOTILAINEN, Brooklyn, N. Y. WALLACE KREIGER, Skandia Mzmuzll Arts Club '27-'28 junior High Life Early Elementary Life Irziermediate Life A. B. Degree junior High Life '27 Intermediate Life junior High Life Manual Arts Life , ,L ' ..3ivL.,,, -. ' ,li- Vw .-, . Lfiei Page F'ftv nine cf VIENNA KUIVINEN, Wakefield MARY LABYAK, HELEN LA FAVER, Gladstone Iniermediate Life Intermediate Life junior High Life Delta Sigxmu Nu: lX'Iill0l'VQll1SC Dlxlllltillg' 'Foauu '27 MARY N. LEY, Hancock A. B. Degree L'1XllifLl1C'L' FI':IIIr':Iisr-3 lVlaLtlt0IIIutic-s Club WILLIAM GENE LIEFFERS, Grand Rapids A. B. Degree 'l'hCt2l. Ol11iC'l'O!1 llhog Gloo Club TIS: Band '28 ARNOLD LINIIEN, lshpeming Manual Arts 'l'hot:I, Omim'nn llhu: lvlzmunl Arts Club ZELDA Loss, Bessemer Intermediate Life ALLIE LuoMA, Eben Early Elementary Life Forum Dohutingr Society: Icil1d0l ,I!ll't0l1 Club Page Sixty l ' l MRS NlAR1oN NlcA1.1.lsT1aR, Calumet Intermediate Life Gamma l'hi Alplm HENRIETTA MACDONALD, Marquette junior High Life Bc-tu 01110311 'Pau STEWART MACDONALD, Sault Ste. Marie Commercial Alpha. Dc-lm RUTH O. MCLEAN, Nlunising Early Elementary Life JENNIE MACKI, Newberry junior High Life Tau Pi Nu VERONA IVlANDERF1E1.D, Baltic Nline Intermediate Life M:1th0m:1tic's Club '27: l'hi Kalman Nu: Student Girls' League HILMA MANNlNEN,. Painesdale junior High Life BETTY PAULA MARKUS, Hancock Commercial Comme1'ci:1l Club: lX'linox'vuns DL-halting: Society Page Sixty-one Q' .ti ' , 2 DIADHMA MASON, Atlantic Nline Early Elementary Life Class SOC'l'Ul?ll'y 'QSQ I'hi Kappa Nu: Studon Home MATTSON, Marquette l'l1i Kaippai Nil. liztxvllziwgnuti Stuff '7 N tl lirls' Liouguo '28 A. B. Degree ..--1 ISABELLE M.AYER, Bessemer Intermediate Life Nc-wmzin Club: tlloo Vlubg Nlil1Cl'V2lllSI Gzlmmn Phi Alphzxt ADRITH MESSNER, Redridge Intermediate Life lVl,xRY MESSNER, Houghton junior High Life Cogxuot' Cog: Mulltf-mzitic-S Club ESTHER Nllci-iELs, Houghton Early Elementary Life liiiicli-:'g':11'Lm1 Club EMILY MICI-lELSON, Ironwood Intermediate Life LUCILLE NlORlN'. Atlantic Mine Intermediate Life ' ' Page Sixty-two A ZYRA NlURPl-IY, Ahmeek Intermediate Life IQZLXVIHLXVE-Z'ill11 Stuff 'ZNQ Dc-lm Signm Nu: Class Sm-m'0LzLl'y '20-273 Student Girls' Lvzxpruo--Sec. :md 'l'x'o:iH. '26-'27: l,'.Xlli:n nm- l 1'u11cz1isr---Svc. '28 MARTHA Molslo, Newberry Music Life Girls' Cleo Club '27-'QSQ Orc-lit-sL1':L '27-'25 MARIE NADEAU, Nadeau 1.'Alli:1m-0 1n1'2Ll1CillSl' EDITH C. NANCARROW, Diori WALLACE NAULT, lshpeming ll'Alli:lm-0 l i':mc-:rise DOROTHY NEIL, Lake Linden Doltu Sigma: Nug l4'm'um MYRTLE NELSON, Manistique RALPH NICHOLAS, Palmer -1n.s 'l-.Qi A. B. Degree Intermediate Life junior High Life Intermediate Life Intermediate Life A. B. Degree A J,-'. , lat- .-'. - Page Sixty-three i Z1 t rl ELSIE NICHOLS, Laurium junior High Life CLARA H, NICHOLSON, Munising junior High Life Amo S. OLKONEN, Marquette Music Degree 01-4-lxostt':1: lrluml '27-'IIN BEULAH N. OLSON, Marquette Early Elementary Life 'Putt l'i Nu: Kincl0t'Lr:u'lcn Club MERLE OLSON, Michigamme Early Elementary Life 1CiY'ld0l'g1ll'l0l'l Club EVA M. PALMER, lshpeming junior High Life MAMIE PEINETTI, Bessemer junior High Life RUTH PENGLASE, Crystal Falls Early Elementary Life Hvtzt Utuotxu 'I':tu: Kindr't'gatt't.vn Club Page Sixty-four 1 ' 1 4 i ! EARL O. PHILLIPS, Negaunee Manual Arts Mzuluul Arts VIUID'--i,l'1'S. 'ESQ llalsliollmzlll '27 ELEANOR RAGUSETT, Marquette Uv lll0l f ri LINNE RAHM, Iron Mountain Alpha Doltu HELEN J. RALPH, Hancock Girls' I EVELYN RANTA, Wakefield SIC-RID RANTA, Wakefield Ln.r.1AN RITOLA, Atlantic Mine ELIZABETH ROGERS, Kingsford lJvll:.i Sigma, Nu: Studi-nt Early Elementary Life Sen'-Ser. '28 Manual Arts 3 Manual Arts Club HOIIIC EC0lIOITllCS Ilvv Club dh- .25 Intermediate Life Intermediate Life Early Elementary Life junior High Life Girls' ll0:lg'll0 '26-'27: lforum '27 Page Sixty-five l Q 1 f A PEARL L. ROGERS, Mohawk Intermediate Life HENRY RUSSI, lshpeming A. B. Degree 'l'l'i Mu: 1Vl2lthUl1llll.lI'S Clull ELVERA ST. PIERRE, Escanaba Early Elementary Life Kilmrlc-l'p.r:u'Lc-n C'lLllr--Svc'l'etz1x'y 'ZTUZS RUTH SANDBOM, Esczmaba A. B. Degree Phi Kalman NL!---vii?-Pl'1JS. '27: Sc-f'. 'ZSQ Minervxm Dvlmtim.: Soc-it-ty-l'1'vs. '28 ROSE SCHAUER, Marquette A. B. Degree l-ln-tn Omvgrzx 'Pau GORDON SEGER, Gladstone Physical Education Footlvzlll 'ZS: Vhysivaxl liclumtiun Club EVELYN SHORT, Marquette junior High Life HELEN SIBILSKI, Calumet Intermediate Life Page Sixty-six - i J I f 1 A Cl E ADRIS SNOWDEN, Iron River Early Elementary Life li01JQl11l'l' Sm'-gt Iqil1lit'l'Q'illll'll Club-Pres. '28 MAE SPENCER, Ishpeming Girls' Gloo Club: MADGE STEEHLER, Hancock Girls' Ill.-0 tfluh NlYRl.l'l ST Exx'ART, Marquette junior High Life lVli11vrv:1ns-Soc. 'ZSNL f'0L!'lll0l' Seg junior High Life 173281 l 0l'Ill'l'I Dolxutim: Sur-if-ty Intermediate Life 'l':1u l'l Nu-'l'rv:xs. '27-'BN ELLEN J. SUKANIVA, Stambaugh Intermediate Life WAI.TER SVED, Dollar Bay Manual Arts lVl:m1l:xl Arts fflLllv-Sc-0.-'I'1'P:ls. 'ZSQ l'ivtu1'rl Editor Knwlmwlxnnm Stuff '28 TOIVE TALLIO, Marquette Manual Arts Mamunl Arts Club IRIS TIRVONEN, Amasa Intermediate Life Page Sixty-seven l Z1 i LOLA TH ERIAU LT, Negaunee UA lliu nw li'1':1 nc-:misc '27-'EN THEODORE THOREN, Negaunee 'l'lu-tu 0llllCl'llll lllm MARGARET TOMBERG, Atlantic Mine CLARENCE TREBLLCOCK, Gwinn junior High Life B. S. Degree lntermediaie Life junior High Life M:1Ll1om:1ti4's Club '27-'ZM 'l'livl:L Oxnic-run Rho ETHEL Nl. TREGLOAN, Iron River LAURA TUOMELA, Junior High Life HELEN TWOHY, Greenland OSCAR WASSBEliG. Ncgaunee Intermediate Life junior High Life Early Elementary Life Physical Education 'l'l'i Mui l imll1:1ll 'I!T2 llalskvilllll '27-'28 Page Sixty-eight - ,ff EDA WH1'rFoRD, Muskegon Heights Intermediate Life Girls' Glc-0 Club '27-'ZZNQ lf'Ul'l.ll1'l '27-'28-l'i'os. T285 Alt0l'llillC Dobntor 'TIT AUDRHY VVICKSTROM., Norway GRACE WlLl.lAMS, Iron Mountain Ic.lUd0l'Q'ill't0ll Club CORETTA Wll.LlAMS, Hancock Girl:-:' Glow Ululm RUTH WILSON, Calumet HELMI M. WlRTANEN,. Winters Srelmoc-1-ioclc-3 K:nxvlw:ux'u':l1n Stuff EMMA W1'rT1.ER, Marquette Della Siprmu, Nu IOHN C. WELLS, Ozark Intermediate Life Early Elementary Life Intermediate Life Intermediate Life Intermediate Life 'IIS junior High Life junior High Life ' ..-Ik.. ,lil . -5 . i - ,ur uffhkwx Page Sixty-nine ff STANLEY CORNEILISON, Ishpeming lm Mu-f-X we-I ws. 'N EVELYN HOKENSON, Marquette I-lzmd '27-T285 f,l'f'1'lPSU'Zl '27-28: L'.Xlli:1m- VIOLET KRIEG, Gwinn ANNA LAURENSON, Bessemer lfi!Nl0l'il'Jll't0!l Club FLORENCE NICDONELI., Grand Rapids Doltal, Signm Nu ELIAABETH PAULSON, Bessemer Page Seventy A. B. Degree Music Degree 0 l+'1':1m-:rise Early Elementary Life Early Elementary Life Early Elementary Life . A gg K V 1 P s 5 I f W u W Fri EQ 1-1 vm Q all jyvuf Page Seventy-three i History of Freshmen Class In the Ifall of 10127. four hunclrecl youngsters, fresh from their homes, en- rollecl at Northern State Teachers College. They clamorecl about the halls for a few months until finally all the novelty of the place hail worn off, ancl then they settled clown to work in earnest. .Xt the early pep meetings their g'1'een caps were prominent. but later, as the year grew eolcler. they cliscarclecl them. At Christmas time they ably assistecl Mr. l'eters in making' a success of the Christmas concert. They aclrlecl to their mimbers at the beginning' of the winter term. They also fnrnishecl basketball players to the school. When spring' came 'rounrl they gave their hop. which was a very successful affair. Now. they are planning' how they. the Freshmen, may beat the Sopho- mores on june the Erst. The upper elassmen wink a knowing' eye when they hear of the l7reshmen's plans. 'l'hey know that plans aren't everything'. llut, then, the Freshmen may win, although it seems hardly possible. The clecicling' of this issue will determine whether this year will terminate in failure or success for the Freshman class. Page Seventy-four K K E IFRJESHMEN XVa1ter Meylaml . . . . . . T'11-siclcnt VVeslcy Gustafson . . . . . Vice-l'1'0siclcnt Ellabetth McCombs . . . . . Secretary Jacob Siltila ..,.. . . . Trcasurcl' Page Seventy-five ...Jl.... Page Seventy-six i t .'XIJl'2lIIISUIl, Iiisiv NI. Mmlzl, f1CI'll'll!IrJ In. .XI1uIz1, Syum Ii. .XIcX:u1cIc1', X'Il'Q'Il1I?l .X11rIc1'swm, .Xvis IC.,V. .XmIc1'sun, slum' I.. .XmIc1'srm, Klzaymic .'XlNICl'Slll1, I'zmI X1 ,'XIifIl'L'L'. I.m11su XI. .'X11lI1m1y, I':IIXX'Z1!'1I Ii Iislyliss, Iiimlzl KI. .. Iiezlulicu, klmrlcs IZ Iicrkcl, XX'iIIi:1m II. Ilillings, NI2ll'g'1lI'Cl .. Illumquisl. .XI'I.Il11I' IQ Iilythc, Ruth IC. . IIOVQC. Nlcryl IK. Ilmcllcy, Illg'CIN1I'Q,' .. II1'Q1111c11, L'I1zv1'Ics .. II1'ow11, Ifrucst XY. .. Ilrown, Iivz111g'n-Iiuw Ilrullellc, lilzulys Iiryzmt. Iilizzllwllm If. . CIIIVIIJIJCII, 'I'I1aIi:1 gl. Czu'cIom'. I.mI:wic:1 .X. . Cz11'111ocIy, IiIczu1o1'c I Cllubb. Percy C. Cooper, 'x'i1'g'ini:1 .X. L'ol1IIIzl1'aI, Llcmsr,-pI1 II. . Cox. Iasthcl' XI. .... . .I.:mriu111 . . . IICSSCINCI' . .XY:lkcficIfl .... Klunising . . Iron Nlounlain . . . .IXIZll'fIl1CtI.C . ..L'rystz1l Ifzllls ... . . . .I3cssc111cr ...Sault Stu. Klaric ......ISIllJL'lI1Illg' . . .AI1ll'!IllClIC . .NL'wI1c1'1'y ...IXIIIIIISIIIQ ...Mzlrqucttc . . ..-Xnmszl . . I Izmcock .. .Mzlrincsco . . . Ilesscmcr ..... Marquette . . Iron Mountain . . N'L'WIJL'1'I'j' .....iizu' . . ..'XI'Il'lI.CCIi . .NIZIIYIUCIIC . . X'Vz1kcficIcI ...Xlunising . . NIZIITIIICIQILC . . I Izmcock . . .Clmanning . . .IQSCZIVIZIIJZI ' Y-Q Page Seventy-seven Page Seventy-eiglzt Z lluegzln, Ura Blau llmwpat, liclith .I. . linnleavy. lxlwvll llurlmrwaw, Agnus li. lilmlmcscn, Milclrcrl . Iiilola, Rebecca .. lilcluncl, Sven .... lirlclcsum, 1.1-one ll Rl lfvenscm, Una A. liricksun, XYilli:m1 l erguson, Cicm'g'c lfrzmz, Lzxinzx li. . Kiaulm, lllllflll S. . Gibson, Ilczltricc . Lilassctt, lilcn .. Xl. Goetz, Viclzlce li, .. Ci1'ilTis, Lillian Lf. . Ci1'oescl1cl, Kz1t'l1c1'i Clullstrzmcl, l+'lm'cm Ciustzlfscm. XN'csluy lHzmnul:scla, Ciccmrgc I l lc, l'. . .C 1. Harrie, Cilenncy li. Al'lZl1'tViQ'll, Pauline llzlslcins, Rolmcrt lf llcikkilzl, Ailic M. I, llClQ'l'Cll, Tlmcmlmc llcrmzum, Olivo MQ lleitikko, Hilizx .. Hc:1'levicl1, .-Xlmc . Hillstrom, .M-lic A. .. Klarqucttu . . . lronwoorl . . Nlzxrquctte . . .Marquette . Nlzlsrmvillu . . I lzmcoclc . lt-Zlllltfllllllg' .. . . . lslmpcming' . Kcxvccnaxv llay . .Munising .. ..Xlbicm . . . Ncxvlmcrry . . . licz11'su1'g'c .. C2lllllllCf . Nlunising' .. .... AlZll'fll1ClLlC Sault Ste. Marie . . .slillllllllllgll . . .!H0llg'lltUll .. Klarqucltc . . .llioritu . . . I lzmcoclc . . .Mzlrqllcttc . . .Nl2ll'iIllCtlC . . l'az1volu . . . NL'Q'2lllllCC . . . .Lzlurium . .Luke l.incleu . lloclgcvillc . . .llzmcoclc Page Seventy-nine '21 Aff 01.-'ll . - My I E' Page Eighty - :bf ' 'QM-L.. , - . 1 5, -agfqhghad 1- if ai .011 1 . Ilincy, Helen .X. llokzms, ,lfmlxvin Xl Howlctt, licmmmfc F. FIZUTOIJSUII, XAk'I'HZl li. 'lZll'VL'HZl, lillllll li. Dlcwcll, mm- 1. . .Iuhnsun sl olmsmm, hlolmson .Iul111sm1, hlolmsrm, 10111181111 -lolmnsou, .IOIIIISOH ,l0liiIlCl1, , .Xgm-s .. lilsimf il. l':l'llvJS1' .. l lu1'c11CL' I Nlarcr,-11:1 Nl. . Mattie .. NUl'lNZl . Rculrcn .. I.Zll'lNI 13. Kaxlcmhcr. I7vwcy U Kzalnlmck, I':l1llNll I.. KZ11'IQl'V2l, 'l'uiv41 ... 4 KGI1llJlJHiI1Cll, Lila If Kiulincn, l':l2li1lC King, XI'zu'jm'in' . Kl1'VCII. Klilrlrcrl . Knzlus, AX11g'clz1 .... KOCS1L'I', Qzlmrllc .-X. KUI'hUl1L'H, llc-Imi if Kcnivcucn, RL-inn Kumpulu, XYQSIQ-5' Ti. . Klllftillil. Suphic M. Kurrila, Tngrcfl T. . Kvam, litln-I . . . .Marquette . . . . . Nlatchwood ...iirccn Huy, NWS. ....l.'Anse . . NOWlJCl'1'j' . . . I luhhcll . . lisczumbzx . . . .Sumlcll . . l,2lillQS4lZllC . . llcssemcr .. . . .Norway .. .Lfrystul Falls .. lllaclstcmc . . licsscnwr . . . l,1'il'ICL'lOl1 .. .HCl'Q'lZlI11I ..KlcKIillzm .. .Clwinn .. . l'clkic . . l.Sl'll7Ql11il1g' .. .Mz11'q11ctlu . . KL'Zll'SZll'g'C ..'I':mnik .. ...C ZlSlll2lll . . . KCWCCIIZUV Hay . . .South Runge . . . . . .Houg'l1tm1 . . .Kcwccnaw Day . . . . .firccnlzmfl .. vI :SC2l!1ZlIDZl Page Eighty-one Page Eighty-two 5 J b 1 l.il2llllllCI1, XN'llllCl't M. . l.allonte, Maclona ll. . l.aMon1ag'nu, llcrnarlctt l.cl'agc, lllancln- Ci.-. .. llmwn, l.loycl ..... Liimaklca, l.nclla lf. . l,unclbc1'g', Iiclitlm ll. .. l.ouncy. Yiula ..... lmtey, f1crn'g'c YV. . . l.l1XIN0l'C, lVilliam .l. . Mcksliill. lJOl'Utl'lj' M. MQCo1nl:s, lillalmvtlm . . . Nl acl Donalrl, llorotlly M McNamara, SllCl'lllZlI'I DI. .. Mcl'l1c1'son, llungllas . . McQuown, lJm'otl1y l'. Maki, lrcnc ........ . Mall, .Xclclc .... ... Marglsnn, Ycrencll . .. Matson, Rourlulplm ll. . Mcrln, Mary C. .... . lXlLTSSl1lQ'L'l', Olga li. .. Mcylanrl, Xvfllttll' . . . Miclcclson, llcrnicc l.. . Miller, ficrtrnclc li. . . Moore. litllcl A. Morgan, Cllenys WI . Myncvs. Minnie U. . Neil, lflclcn li. ..... . Nclimarlc, Nlfaino .'X. . . . . . lflancoclc, . . .Marquettc . . .l.Zl.l1l'il11'll . . .St:. .lgnacc .. Marquette . . . . lronwuocl . . .Glaflstonc . . . iiaastra .. lshpcming' . . .Marquette . . . l lancoclc .. Marquette . . . Lflmnning' . . . 'lxl'Ql'I2l1'j' .. Marquette .. Stambanglm .. NL'NVlJCl'l'y . . . . . Xcgzunlcc . lron Mountain .......l.'.'Xnsc . . . . . .l.a1n'nnn . . . . Rapicl lQlVL'l' Milwaukee. NWS. . . . . . . . Caspian .. Ncgaunc: .. ll'UllWO0Il . . . . Iron River .......Vulcan . . .Lake l.inclcn . . . Ironwood Page Eighty-three 0 -. Page Eighty-four i Nicholls, i.ZlVCl'l1C .. Nicmi, lfllcn .... Xuttilzi, .Xily IC. . Nygren, .Xlvinzi li. Nyquist, Myrllc .. CJhc1'g. Agnes IC. . . . fJ'K,i0I'Il1Cll, Robert Ujala, Arno I. ,... i7j2liZl, iilmcr Lf. . Ojala. Miriam IZ. Olson, Liimia IE. . Urclla, Mary Lf. . . . i,2l2lHZl11Cl'l, Tyync Pakula, .loscphinc I Patterson, jean M l'el'c1'so11, Marie . . Vctranck, Pctcr bl. i'ctronovich, Mary If Powell, Yerna L. Rzlaska, Anne . . Rzmta, Holy lf. .. Roscimirgy, Iithcl Saam, Harry . . . . . Saarincn, Szulic XX Sampson, Selma . Savcla, Esther S. Saveia, XVilmcr il. Scanlon, Faye Xl. Shcchy, Janette .. Simila, Nclmi C. v f .. Ncwbcrry . Lzuirium . . . .NCQZIIIIICC .. .Rapid River . Ai2lI'illlCi1tC .. . . .Norway Ir.. . . .Trimomitain . .South Range . .Marquette . . I lzmcuck . .Xlarqucttc . . Hzmcock . .Marquette . .. . Iron River . . .L'alu1m't .. Chasscll . . . licsscmcr .. . Vzlincsclalc . . . Iiecchwoml .. Lake Mine . Iron River . . . llcsscmcr ilzmcock ... Doclgcvillc . Toivola . . .Lfliasscll . . . . .Qflmsscll .Klicliigaiiiiiie ihhing, Minn. .. . Imiixvoorl Page Eighfy-me 4 f I-S' nv-+ Page Eighty-six I . Sjolanrlcr. hlulm. lr. . SliOWl'0llSlil, hloscph .'X. . Stilllllilffl, Klilflllll Sllmllncrg, l.ucillc D. Swanson, Xliltcm XV. 'l'akz1la, Rcimm .... 'l'lm1'cn, Lflzlrcncc .. 'l'1'caclo, .Xllmcrt . . 'lll'L'VCS, lilsic .. 'l'ulpu, llclen lf. . lou1'1, lnlslc . . 'l'usz1, Sylvia . lfilli. Klzlrtlm ...... X'2lllllCl1l7OUIll, H clcn l.. X'c1'saillcs. CU111 QX, Ycmlicn, Mary lf. . Xl 2llllL', Scvcri bl. . Wzxltcr, lflwra S. .. lYZlllll.2l..lZl, Sylvia lC. . x'v2llSOIl, lfZl.lllL l'lllL' Xl W'l1itc, .-Xmlrczl ..... . XVlilm1zu1. listllcr Y. . XX'llllS. llarrlct .... Xlfilsmm, .X1'lnltus lf. . . . lshpeming . . ll'Ul1WUlJtl . . .l.z1u1'ium . . .Calumet . . . lrmlwuucl .. lflulsscll . . NCQ'2llll1CC .. KllClllQ'2lIllIllC .. . NIJIWYZIB' . . liczu'szu'gc .. Ncwlmcrry . . . Xlfzllccliclcl .. .l'.z1lcc l.imlcn . .NlZll'1lllCflC . . l lulmlmcll ...Klunising . . . l'z1lmc1' . . . l'Ql1log21 . . . .llEll'ilg'1l ..NlZll'flllL'llC . . llzmcuclc . .llrccnlzmcl .. Cmtcr .. . . . .l.2ll'll'llllll ' ............ lrmm Xllllllllillll Wlcmstcr, llarnlcl ll. . 13,5-3,13 Iggy-nil-Q ,, ...Iron Klrwuutzlln .lOllllSlll'I, IFN-ly-11 lisczmulm Page Eighty-seven N .nn Page E ighty-eight x X :1u1u-zE11131HXa5'vd 5 VKl'TlVI7H'B'l B B .Oh GPQB U' -5gflmaQ' l7lo!:on - Page N inety-three Jnof-zf1augN and 1 i x Football Coaches Hedgeoelc and llurst maintained their repu- tation of turning out strong defensive teams during the football season of lfl2T. lfrom the standpoint of vie- tories and defeats it might be said that the year cannot be classed as a very successful one, buf when looking from the point of view of the football enthusiast, it will be claimed that the Northern gridders made a very credit- able showing. With the opening of the college year, Northern's coaches found six lettermen back,-llemr, ,l-lardimon, Hillberg, Ronberg, lJeCoolc and Collins, around whom was to be built the 1927 eleven. Several reserve men re- turned along with a group of yearlings. ln the season's first game with Stevens Point, our boys were outweighed and outelassed. but they managed to come out with a tie score, after ,-Xrgall ran 55 yards with a pass from Zambrowitz. Northern played host to the Michigan Teeli after the Oshkosh game and won, 33-T. The first half was doggy, and the visitors counted first when their fleet quarterback received a punt in midfield and raced through the North- ir only touchdown, but the Olive and tiold eleven matched the score on lJet,'ool:'s touchdown. The half ended 7-6 in Teeh's favor. XVhat happened be- tween halves is not known, but lledgcoek's warriors came onto the field a new right and left. ern eleven for the team and touchdowns followed Following a weeli's rest, the Olive and tlold journeyed to Ashland for their first game away from home. .-X wet field, a drizzling rain and a wet ball spoiled North- 'iseonsin team turned two of the Teachers' blocked punts into touchdowns in the first half and held their opponents scoreless. ln the ern's chances of victory. The XN second half, Northern scored its only touchdown. largely on Zambrowitz's excellent rmming and pass receiving. lfineh went over for the marker. .X feature of the game was l'lemr's punting. The Olive and t1old's final game was played at Michi- gan Tech on a frozen field. The eonnt was fi-2 in Tech's favor, and the Teachers' only score came as a result of a safety in the first period. Stevens l'oint, 7g Northern, 7. Page N irzety-five Z e I llilvl R The 1927 football season ended the career of Captain jerry Qlflemr, for four years fullback on Northcrn's teams. 'l'o those who have watched jerry perform, he was one of the most brilliant stars on the gridiron that has been turned out here in recent years. A feature of almost ev- ery game was his excellent punting, and his backing' up of the line was pretty to watch, lt has often been said that his kicking' ranked with that done in the larger uni- versities, while his defensive tactics were always due for commendation. X'Vhen the next season comes around Coach l-ledgcock will find a man to take his place, but it can well be said that that place will not be filled as well as it was by jerry Hemr. 1-,KN 'x RONIHERLI ln the first game of the season and in every tilt fol- lowing, oftentimes despite injuries, the man who showed the most grit of any player on the squad was Ronberg. In the Oshkosh game, his most brilliant of the season, he took a great amount of battering' and was injured to a point where another fellow would have quit, but he never gave up, no matter what the odds. His roving' center style of play made him stand out with his slashing' attack. He had the guts, and it is to be remembered in the Oshkosh game how he stood his ground, badly injured but never ready to give up. Oshkosh, 2,1 Northern, O. Page Ninety-six 4 if D1fZCOO'li ,livery student remembers that Central game, and the player whose work stood out ahove all others. Many were the times in that tilt that joe snealced behind the line and stopped plays before they had fairly gotten under way. lfle had the ludian sign on 'em that day, and al- though the foe detailed two men and three men to watch him, they could not break his smashing and slashing de- fense. Alle got through where the others didn't and smeared his opponents with regularity. his a ll ity o ge play 'Point and Oshkosh games. M, Lf, M., 7g Northern, 33. COl,l.lNS The steady, plugging type of player was revealed in l3oc'l Collins, who held down the right guard position. l Doc suffered an ankle injury in the first game of the sea- son, and although it slowed him up, it did not decrease l 'l' t U l1 under his opponents to upset them. He ed a whale of a game in the tilt here with Michigan Tech and held his own and more when stacked up against men who considerably outweighed him, as in the Stevens Page N inety-seven l 4 l ll.XlQlllNlCJN .linnny was a man who eould play hacldield as well as end, and in either capacity he showed his football abilitv. .-X four-year man, his experience gave him a position dur- ing most of the season as barlcer . He could toss passes. and it was his accurate throw to Argall which hrought Northern a tic with Stevens l'oint in the first game of the season. and in the Northland game his work at defensive end was without a tlaw. lle gets his A. ll. degree this year. XV.-XSSIZIQRCI The lleetest player on the squad, and whose speed was a feature in Northern's 323-7 victory over Michigan Tech, was XVassberg, otherwise known as XVassie . Playing his first season as a regular, Wfassie always showed a clean pair of heels to everyone. llis end run- ning aud cutbacks were an encouragement to his team- mates, and no game displayed his ahilities as did that with Michigan 'l'ech. .Xnother feature of that tilt was his running hack of the visitors' punts. Northland, 14-g Northern, fi. Page Ninety-eight 4 f GODIN A man that was hard to move out of the way was Godin, and no wonder. as he was the heaviest man on the squad. Wfhen he was determined not to he taken out of the play he wasn't. and he did not prove this any more eonelusivelv than in the Oshkosh game. He got a poor start at the early part of the season, hut once he got going' he was hard to stop, and made the regulars step to keep. their positions. llll l lil' R61 ern's h wavs there he did here. 1 Central 65 Northern, 0. Q. Lauri llillherg' proved himself to he one of North- est players during the past season. Ile was al- . in the line, silent, hard-working', and swift as a deer. His defensive playing' was a marvel, and no team found him for consecutive gains. Lauri is one of our best, and we hope he does as well at West Point as Page Ninety-nine i . AX reserve mam during the lflllti season, Seger busted game at guard tlirongliout the year. .Nlthough much lighter than the :werzxge num playing that position, he made up in speed wlmt' he lacked in weight. lle per- formed most SlJCCl?lClllZll'lj' in the Oshkosh game, holding his heavier opponent to 11 standstill, which was all that :my coach requires of any of his linesmen. ' S I l,'l'AT,5X Aggressiveness plus is the hest description that could he given to the play of this slashing tackle. ,lack Siltalu. llc never waited for his opponent to get to him, hut met him on his own side of the line, and when he hit. he hit. ln the Klichigan Tech game on the home gridiron his foes uetuallx' feared him, for he was hard to keep from get- ting mixed np in their plays. M. Lf. Nl., fig hfortliern, 2. Page One Hundred into the Northern gridiron limelight and plnved El strong , 1 1 i lx l AR li li S W'hat made llarris as good as he was on the squad was the strong defensive work he put up. He carried the play to the other fellow with deadly tackling and he could cover up passes to perfection. ,ln the Oshkosh game, not once did his opponents complete a toss over his head. On olfense he was an excellent pass receiver, and once in an open field, with the hall. was a hard and tricky man to stop. ,., would he a match for any one. 11-mslha l ,l l 'l.'lLR .NX Tackle. guard, center, or what have you, were the po- sitions lilled hy this modest young man, and he played them all equally well. Although he played a reserve role most of the season, he took part in all games long enough fi to make his presence felt. Coach Hedgcock could call on him to till any position from tackle to tackle and let his worries abide there, as he felt the elongated 'l'ipper lg' - -l5 D' ff, 1 -1, Page One Hundred One , ' 1 4 i i FINCH The Notre Dame Hash , his teammates duhhed him, and he was. .f'Xfter getting a late start in the season, llud proceeded to show what he could do. Fast and snappy, he directed the team in its last few games from the quar- terhack post and was an inspiration to thc squad in the way that he harlced his signals out. ln that wet game at football can. 1 1 Z.-XA I. HRC JW' l TZ liielc, pass and run with the hall was what this fellow could do, and what more could he expected of any man. And more, loo, he was a line smasher, which made him a valuable man to have on hand and a constant threat to his opponents, for he kept them guessing over what he was going to do. ln the Michigan 'lfeeh and Northland games he was at his hest, end-running, off-tackle smash- ing and passing with an accuracy that brought many long gains. Page One Hundred Two Northland he handled the team as only a man who knows Cc JR li I N Corkin was a new man this year, a graclnate of lsh- peming' lligh School. He showecl np well in the games in which he playecl. 'llis swift feet ancl his reacly smile will be seen often on Northern's helrl next year. lle will he a good man For Coach llerlgeoek to use in his nucleus of next year's team. GUNIJRY Still another good man who will prove of value to the team next year is tiunclry. For a first year man he showecl lots of light ancl ahility. lle and Corkin will bg two men to bank upon in the coming' season. XVith others of their type. there is every indication of a winning' team for next year. ia- .,. . lx...,,, - 1- Page One Hundred Three Explanation The Kawbawgam art staff could not with any authenticity draw an emblem which in the Indian tradition would compare with our basketball: so, in order to preserve the theme of the book they have left this page blank, and offered you this explanation. Page One Hundred Five T IZ U: 1: 9 Q m S- is. ff H W5 ' ' 1 4 i Northern, 203 Superior, 27. Northern, 22g Northland, 19. Northern, 463 Nlich. Tech, 14. Northern, 23g Northland, 18. Northern, Northern, 373 Central, 28. 263 Oshkosh, 27. very successful. x, . X, - ,nav 4 . 1 lililill L'4XRI.StJN At about the middle eaptaiu of the team, eame baek. lle is a four-year man. His great size gave him an is a tighter. never giving' up until everything is lost. Many of the old seniors were very glad to see him again on the Hoor. .Xl.l..'XN lit JNIHCRQI lionbergt, at the guard position on the team, has just finished his seeond year- lle is a deadly shot, as was proved in the Central game, in which he made 12 points. Fast on his feet, passing' beautifully, and figliting every minute, Ronberg' inspired his teammates and those who saw him. llis long' shots were features of every game. He is undoubtedly a very valuable man. of the season, ,liber Carlson. ex- aclvantage over his foes. liber Basketball Northern, Northern, Northern, Northern, Northern, Northern, 2 193 20g 32g 31g 44, Superior, 24. Oshkosh, 32. Mich. Tech, 26. Ypsilanti, 33. Detroit Y , 21. Central, 33. liive defeats out of twelve games, most of them away from home. is not an unenviable reeord. lfarly in 1928, before they had had any home frames. th X tY'lll1 5: C Lf went on a trip to Superior and Northland. They were not unsueeesslul, losing one and winning one. l.ater in the season, they went south for their last games with Ypsi, Detroit Y. Xl. ff. .-X., and Central. This trip was Page One Hundred seven A 14, A USCQXR NV.fXSSll.lERt2 startecl the season with a hang, when he starrecl at Su- perior. He has nneanny speecl, ancl his passing' anrl shooting' make him triply clangerous. XYassherg' will he seen hitting' the same hrilliant paee on our floor next year. , . Jr ni mcooti Detloolc played f0l'XV2l1'tl--Zllltl how he playecl! ln the last Central game he marle 20 points. llis long' shots were mathematically correct. Many times they brought the erowcl to its feet. Wfhat macle lletloolt still more valuable was his marvelous passing. lle has lin- isherl his seconcl year, hut we hope he'll remain for two lll0l'C. 1 Page One Hundred Eight Keeping' paee with Ronherg' was XVassl1e1'g' at forwarcl. These two macle Z1 wonclerfnl combination. XfVassluerg' 1 1 -gr . JACK Sll.'l'Al.A lfor a Hrst year man, jack Siltala was an extraordin- ary find. He could dribble, pass and shoot, and receive the ball from the bank. lrlis playing' was brilliant in some of the games. and in others, while not bril- liant, was very steady. lt is hoped that he will be back next year. Northern needs just such men. Our old foes, Superior and Central, would surely hate to have the drubbings he gave them repeated. Al. TRIEADO Treado was not a speed demon or llashy player. ln- stead, he moved deliberately, with few wasted motions. llis teammates could always End his huge form, under the basket. from which position he scored many short shots. Late in the season. at Detroit. .Xl broke loose and the dazed Detroiters are still wondering' what hap- pened. :Xl will be back again to fill the center position. Page One Hundred Nine A Z 1 f 'N i l KEN NlC'l'H Tl l'l'IiR 'I'ipper has an zulvzuitage over other people,-that is, he's taller, Coach Hedgeoclc took aclvztiitztge of his size and molded him into zt slow, hut 'l'ipper was an of passes was quite wonderful late in the season. lle, too, will return next yezu Page One Hundred Ten tilitlllflli GUNIJRY tiundry is from Negaunee. which is noted for its good basketball players. Ainong' these we would list tieorge. Ile is at lighter, El passer, at runner, and 21 strong' defense mztn. l ztir :md squzu'e seems to he his motto, and he seems to hold to it. We expect great things from George next year. g'u:u'd. The proeess is usually apt pupil, and his breaking' up 1 , 1 . l 'Ag 4. Ll..'XRl'.XLl'. XI'.l.5UX l'L'l'Cj'.n thc hoys call him: lll2ll.'S llCL'il.llSL' hc looks like El pct' lmllclog. Nelson c:1n1e licrc this ycan' from Ul'tl'lWOSfCl'll. Zlllfl when thc lJZl.1-llifillllilll sunszvn s1:1i'11-rl he 11 ns right on flcclc. Hc's Zl v1,-ry goocl hull ll2lllIllQl' z1ncl llooi' n1:1n. XXI' hopu he-'s hack again 111-xl your. .XL UJRIQ himself one 4lfUll1'lllUSl vz1l11z1l1lc flnla 1 1 I, In WI I IX Uorlcin cznnc flown l.l'0Ill lslipeining' wlicrc hc hzul cuptzliiicrl his High School tczun. llc is El goocl l.IJl'XX'1ll'!l Zlllfi his passing' is good. llis clclcnsivc- inlay is El lCZlllll'C of his gzunc, 5lllKl it is cviclcnt that ncxt year hc will prove nicn. llis sncccl will he z1pnrcciz1tcrl in next .X'0Zll'.S 11-mn, which, so lm' :1s wc lcnow. is going' to hc one of thc lmcst tcznns in lllilllj' j'C2ll'S. -J. .s '1 f'-t-r Page One Hundred Eleven fl. I I V1 n l nf I 1 I ' 1 'I 41 !70'Lf5fll'l' 0:5519 Page One Hundred Thirteen 111101411031 poJp1111H 3110 93114 uf: x-I .4.tn2L,i.-... Lid, ..-.Q - l f . Symplheny Orchestra lfirsl l'1'0!1'11.v- Reine Ahlman Aarne Ulklconen l'1'iseilla lDCl1Sll'I0l'C llZll'1'y Reinholcl Ilarolcl Christian ll'21l'l'lCl1 Wfillis Martha Stannarrl .S'cv011a' Vi0li11s-- Carl Senob llelmi jutala Aino Olkkonen lirma Rainey Dean Kannel Stanley Olson joseph l.aVig'ne lileanox' lllixt It 'infus- tieorge Haskins Otto Meyers Dorotlly Carpenter C01 l 0 X- Ruhert Haskins livelyn Hokanson Martha Moisio tiertrurle Olklconan lJt'l'C'I1SSl'0ll-- Iihner Ujala Robert l lallel' C'.l'lllI7lIIS- Sl1'1'11g' H11x.w'.v- Verenall Ma1'g'isnn l.oui:-ze llasso Jeanette Sunclwielc Gladys llreethy 'Isabelle lietts 7'1'11111efvc'ls- Robert liishop Roger 'I laslcins 7.l'U1Ill70l1FS-- joseph Ciiuvannini Wfarcl lfreehette Horns- Lueille Payant Morris llernstein Cflarizlchv- Peter Ciiovannini Reuben l lill Flzzfe- Xlary llrainerfl Ol711l'-- Myrtle Nyquist l3c1s.wm11-- Dewey KZllCllllJCl' Kenneth Schulze Page One Hundred Fifteen uaagxyg pmpzmg 9110 03194 , .... ,.5....r,..,,.,,, 'U . .nf k if-1 v 1 ' gf V - fn.-1 x ,, L- .1-: i---,-- - Y, ,Q . f- f ' -+,.A,:v,,1', 9y' .ian xv jg - -J , -7 v 1fS11fg'f3..s.-s. - 5 4' -' -...,,.- W Q 152::1-Q:Q:WY:-1f:v:1-2?2G?W ggE Z 1 cl College Bend C1llll'I.IIl'f.Y-- Peter Ciiovzumiui Reuben llill Walrlemzu' Ustraml Robert Reinhart ffharles lil'Zlll'ICl'tl I Iehui llutulzi lilmer Ujaln .Xiuo Ryoti Walter Meylaml ljfcvofo- Klarv llrainercl 01100- Nlyrtle Nyquist lftisxnnzz- Dewey Knlember 'l'1'r1n1f1vfs- llarry Reiuholrl Robert llishop Roger llaskius tharles Cobb Morris lierusteiu Carl liCg'gers lfvelyu Hokanson 'l11'UIlI17lIllFS- llarolcl Christian joseph tiiovzumini joseph l.z1Vig11e XVz1rcl lfreehette XVilli:uu l.uxm0re I I ams- Robert Haskins Lucille Vayant Stanley Olson llezm lizuiuel .S'c1.1'opl1o11es- .Xarne Olkkoncu Reiuo .Nlilmzlu Lowell lJll!llC21Vj' .Xiuo Ulkkonen Otto Meyers llarriet Willis l7,lU'I'f01ll7- Carl Scuob .Si0l!.YUf71l0lll'S George I lZlSlilI1S .-Xlcleu Knight Percy Chubb l'v1'c11ss'i01z- lilmer Ojala Robert llallcr c'-X'IIIl7GlS- Kenneth Schulze Page One Hundred Seventeen 1 T T r,.. ,. Y , .,.-qs.. , I . -f 1 A Giiirllsl Gllee Club This year the Girls' tilee Club, nncler the clirection of Miss Ruth Craig, has been working especially for tone quality and interpretation. Proof that their aims have been realized is offered by audiences at assemblies and the Christmas program, who judge this year's club the best the College has ever hail. The girls have enjoyed this year very much ancl anticipate another of happy work. The Club inenibers are: Bliss Ruth Craig. Director l lehni l lnhtala, . 'XCCOll'IlJZll1lSlI lffirsf S0f7l'tl1l0S- lileanor lllixt Louise llasso Martha Kloisio lletty lferlcins .leanette Snnzlwiclc Coretta NVilliains Svvolzd S0f7l'fIJ10S C'011fl'ullo.r-- lsabelle lletts llhoclcla llnbbarrl Cilaclys Freethy liileen liielinen llelen Ralph Mae Spencer Page One Hundred Eighteen Charlotte Danielson lllanch l.el,'age Isabelle Mayer liertrucle Massa Laverne Nicholls Madge Steehler licla Whitforcl - n Q Mamas Gllee Club lfi1'.fl' 'l'v1m1's- XYilliz1m I.icHfc1's Stanley Olson Curl Scnob NVz1ltu1' AILEGYIZIIIKI S't'L'0lllf TUIIOVS- ,Ioscph I'.aVignc Roger lfaskins Kcuhcn 'Hill TR-tor fiiovannini f'1I.I'.Yf l9n.s'.s'z's- .Xzrrnc Cllklmm-11 licnnclh Schulze 11211-0141 Christian Reima .-Xhlmzm Svvofln' l341.v.mc- Robert Ilaskins 411.-r11'g'c Haskins Dean Kzumcl Dewey KZIICINIJCI' .1'oscpI1 fiiovzumini Page One Hundred Nineteen i , i fl l K String Quartette Mr. llctcrs . . . . . . .... First Violin Rcino .Xlilmzm .... Scccmcl Violin George l-luskins .. ........ Viola llnlicrt llaslcins . . . . .Cello Page One Hundred Twenty ,4 I, - , 1 ',w,,.M Gllee Cllulb Bzmdl 'l'1'111l1jn'I.v- llzlrry Rcinlmlcl liolxcrt llislmp Nagel' llzlskins C'lr11'i110l.x'- l'ctc1' fllUVZ1lll'Illll Reuben l lill Xvllllltllllill' Ustrzmcl 'lll'0llIIIl711C'N- llamlfl Cl1l'lStlZIll joseph fiiovzmnini -l0SClDll l'.ZlXvl 'llC B S'z1.1'opl1011f'.s'- .'X2ll'llC Olkkoncn Rcinu xxllllllilll Dcwcy Kalcmbcr Sn 1l.V!lf1fI UlIc'S-- Cicm'g'0 llzlslcins l?a1'1'fu1l4'-- 1, 'zlrl Scnulx f7I'1IlllS-- William l.cill'crs lxlmcr fl-llllil C, l.V11lfIfI!S- licnnctlm Schulze lln1'11s- Rolmcrt llzlskins llczm lizmncl Slzmlcy Olson Page One Hundred Ywenty-one Page One Hundred Twenty-three ,L L 1. I r Page One Hundred Twenty-four 4 I 4, o Men S Umon The oliicers of the Men's Union chosen for this year were: Milton Gustafson . . . . . l'resiclent john Hogan .... Vice-l'resirlent lfVellington Huss .. .... Secretary-'I'reasurer l'il'Ol'I'I the Seniors, ,lames Harclinion ancl Milton Gustafson were chosen as representatives. The juniors put up .lohn llogan and Donald Maelionalcl, while the Sophoinorcs elected Wfellington Huss and Lauri llillberg to provicle for them. The lowly Freslnnen sent W'alter Meylancl anal Wfesley Gustafson to speak for them. and the council was completed. The year startecl well for the council, with a few big pep meetings and the lllQll'S get-together. Then, cluring the winter term, they fosterecl the vaurleville, which was a cleciclecl success, and showecl their ability to organize. The big altair of thc spring term was the Rush, and the council made a radical change when it abolished the olcl garbage fight ancl substituted push-ball in its place. The year. on the whole, has been a very successful one for the council, and we hope we will be as fortunate next year ancl the years to come. Page One Hundred Tuferzty-fiife ....J......., ,,,1 I Page Om: Hundred Twenty-six o f Student Girls' League lluman interests and personal contacts - why read volumes on them when right here is a glorious opportunity to realize what they mean. Our Student tiirls' League has earned for itself a big bouquet by being a merry bunch of girls to whom good times now will mean bright mfemories after they have finished at Northern. llere's why: lfnter a little Freshman girl, lonely, oh so small in the big crowd! No folks to cheer her up, work ahead, no prospects of any fun. llut al- most before she realizes it she is discovered by some big sister, who tells how she is ever so glad to be her friend, and won't it he jolly dressing up for the costume party. So our little Ifreshman is transformed into a quaint Chinee, and after the party she writes home a sunshiny letter, for she's happy. .Xnd that's just the beginning, for the Co-ed party next becomes one of her store of dreams and delights. She has an opportunity to cultivate a bit of swauk -in trousers! No one. herself included, would have thought she could act -- but she could, and did. The Xf oclvil revealed that. lfinally, enter our little lfreshman to a pasty supper in the gym. She comes in with a crowd of girls, all laughing and talking with her. At once the mlusic starts and she is whirled off by one of her friends to the tune of Let a Smile llc Your L'mbrella. llut she doesn't need a smile for protection any more. lt has become spontaneous, and it's such a lark to smile just for fun! So you see, our League is a good thing The Executive Committee for 1927-'28 is as follows: Seniors-Mrs. M. Larson, Grace Wilson. rluniors--lflorence llillings, lflla Olson. Sophomorcs-e-IJiadema Mason. Dorothea johnson. lfreshmene-lfllabeth Mcfombs, Mary Orella. The officers for 1927-'28 are: l'resident--lflorence liillings. Vice-President-Mrs. M. Larson. Secretary--Mary Orella. Treasurer--Ellabeth McCombs. Page One Hundred Twenty-seven Q2 Q E M W . XX I ,sf J N 1 I nu KV: '-A 1' '. f 1 H d d T tg- 'ght 1 Z1 ,C f 1 ,1 gli Vif. ff. A -- Bam Omega, Tau mmlccl :Xpril 23, 11123. .lluy Nw l111'1'!1 of 11111' H0111 431111111 flllffll llll1 IL', ljllllfflllif IIS lY1'Ix't1'V.Y 111 Im1111's li1'111 111111, i1'111'. 1121011111 .Xclvisur . .. l'z1t1'1mcss . A . . . Xllllllflll 1.zu'scm 1111111 Lfzxrlislc .... Cilzulys lfrccllmy .. Ruth lk-11g'l:1se ... ... f1l'ZiCL' Wilson Ruth Carlisle Ruth l'cng'1asc fllzulys 1 1'cctl1y 1lIll'Q'Zll'Cl X'z111!1rr1c11 'lc-:um 1'z1ltc1'sm1 .Nvis .Xmlcrscm Nlartlm Stannarcl ,-Xgncs l1lIl'1Jlll'!lW .......C1lgz1M. llucslcy ...X11's. Gilbert ll. llrown CJl l lC,flCRS .. ,l,l'CSlClL'l1t . . 'l'1'cz1s11rc1' .. . . . . . . . .. Si'Cl'ClZll'j' .. . . . . . . . . . . . L'm'1'cspm1c1i11g' Secretary XL 1'lX'li NIICMHIERS .S'1'111111'.v Mzlllilmlzl l.z11'son J11111'111' 1.0121 11lL'l1Q'C .S'11,'1111.1111f11'v.v Xlzxrizm livcrctt llcnricltu Nlcllcmzllcl lrlillll' .IZICIIUCS Ruse Sclmzuwr Uru Nlfll' liccgzm l 1'1'.vl1111c11 1i1lz111cll1 11001111115 1211111 llayliss Mcrccclcs Kelly l'1AZ1l'l'1ClL 11111115 lilizulmclll l1l'j'llI1l Page One Hundred Twenty-:zine fc 2 gr.. Q LC: mer 5:9 dll Page One Hundred Thirty i n ' -fi' al Cegmer Seg Q lol ence lnllin., lilezmur IQZLQIISC liileen Stafford .. 14' -i -x ll' I 0 tl: . . . Genevieve lflaril . . . Mary Messner . .. OFFICERS Presiclent . . Vice-'Presiclcnt . . ............ Secretary ... . . . . . . . .. il,i1'CZlSlll'C1' . . , . COl'l'CSlJUllKllllQ' Secretary Paf1'011vxs-R'lrs C. llowmzm ,XIDVISORS Nlle. ll. lX1'CllZ1llllJC2llllt Miss li. llnnltinq' ACTIVE MEM HERS lienevieve liziril lilorence llillings AlZll'Q'2ll'ClI .liillings Myrle llovce Olive Corkin Charlotte Freclrickson lrflellni Hulitala Mrs. Ray Johns Elaine Kiclcnen Mary Messner Aily Nuttala .Ruth O'Cennor lilezmor iQZl.g'llSCllQ Arlris Snowdon Mae Spencer liileen Stafford Lucille Suncllacrg' llernaclette LZ1B'l:Ol1t2lg'11C Glenyce Morgan Ethel Kvanl Leon Erickson Katherine Wfatson Page One Hundred Thirty-one frondfs Ruff: Rocpke EI lzabefh rx Flor bbrdhea JOHNS A mf? fhcllonglf 93 --ii un., If Q 'Sri L -1 23, m 7. A9 A. MM 4' 11' '- zrueaf- Q -F-Hlfa '--- I ..,,n.,g ' SVA Gallmo Emma Uflffler Lovern RufhAnderson I , Page One Hundred Thirty--fwo Kln Y 4 1 ,4 1 a ' :rn Delta Sigma Nu l7m1nrlccl Mzu'cl1 l7, l!l23. Faculty .Xrlvlsrmr .... Ho11fn'21l'y Klemlmcr . .. . . . . . Miss Sclmckc C,zn'cmlinc l. lmxvc .XLf'l'lX'li RIICNIIEICRS Ruth Rocplcc lfrzmccs Derlcth llomtlwa .Iolmson llclcn l'.2ll'lZlVCI' lDo1'otl1y Xcel lflsa llullcr Kyra Alllflbllj' jIllI'l'0I'.Y .S'nf'1m 111 UVLI8 f:J'l'S.!I ll! 011 Doris lh-cclbacl1 Kzlthlcen Slminglcr .-Xngclinc flallino lilizzllmctll Rogers l lm'cncc Mclioncll l':l'III1lZl X'Villlcr Ruth :XllflC1'SOIl Louise Anclree llomllmy Mckslcill Laverne Nicholls rv Orclla Norma hlolmson .Xlicc C'l1z11'11'z1ml Page One Hundred Thirty-three . ' i v , a 1 1 ! Page One Hundred Thirty-four if Gamma Phi Allplliia Faculty Advisor . . . Ifatrouess ...... CJIVIVICERS lleatrice Doyle . . . . . . Isabelle Mayer . . . Syma Aliola ..... Clertrumle Miller . . . .. .Miss .f'X1ma R. llraml Mrs. lliayne ll. McClintock . . . . . . . l,'1'esiclent . . . Vice-Presiclent Secretary C'm'1'L-spoiirliiig' Secretary Luella Lumalclca . . . .. .......... Treasurer .-XLf'l'l X' I Nl I Syma Aliola Mrs. Marion Allen lleatriee Doyle Mary lavelli Saime Koskela l,uella Lumalclca I Isabelle lletts lflizabetli Van Dieu l le, 4 , ICD IIICRS Ali Maki l.empi Maki Isabelle Mayer ficrtrucle Miller Myrtlc Nyquist lngricl Rumlquist Una livenson Ruth lllyllie Page One Hundred Tlzirty-five A , A I .953 E sf' . Q -I 95, W YQ ' ll! 1 X O ,X 70 ' 255, I , ., . X. my at V Q. ' .ii-L.. I Y --...nv 1'- Page One Hundred Thirty-six 'hyd 'l'l1z1li:1 fillllllliidl .. . 1 I i .fpii ' -- CPKN Plliui Kappa Nu lfounclccl .lzuiuznry 27, 1926 Iiuvzzlly .1lzl7'1'.wv1'M-Bliss lillicl Kiriswulcl l lf JNf JILXRY MEM HIERS fxlrs. ,-Xilecn l'ctc1's Mrs. Selma lQcc OITITICICRS Ruth livmp .... ........... ..... l ' rcsiflcnt i .. X'iCC-i,I'L'SiliCIlt Ruth Szmrllmfmi .... Secretary Cecelia l'cpiii ............... 'l'1'cz1sui'c1' llopc Xlallsrm .................. ..fiUl'l'CSlJOllClIilQ SL'Cl'Cilll'j' .'xC'l'lYli MICKIIEICRS 1 ffrzlfoz' lilzulys Samlstroiii .l'llIIiUl'.V .-'Xlicc 'lilom 'lilla Olson Ruth Kemp Cecelia l'cpin ,lilczmor Stockwcll SI2f'1ll.7l1IIJI'l'.5' Clccmigiiizi llciisimwu Yciwiizi Mzlmlcrliclcl llurutliy llzirris llizulcma Mason livclyn Hicks llopc Qllzlttscm Ruth Szmcllmom l?l't'S1lllIt'lI 'l'l1:1liz1 Czxmplmcll Alz11'g':1rct Millvi' :XQIICS hluliiismi .Izmcttc SIICCII5' l'l,,lClXilES lfvzmgelinc iil'UXX'l'l Viola l'cncg'u1' Hazel filassctt llorotliy Robinsmm Mzu'jo1'ic King' Selma Sampscm Mzlrimi Nc-erllizlm Milmlrcrl Xllcitmzm litliul Roscimirgy Page One Hundred Thirty-seven fi 1 K ie uv i4-,M 'zu - . L. n In P .5 x v ac JC :Q x if JC H ARAB'-. POHd dTh h 4 O O I I 4 X 4 I 4 44 ,1 2:11 i 1 Tauri Pi Nu l o11111le1l l eI11'11:11'y li, 1928 IIUIIOVKII'-X' ,ifL'lIIf7t'l'-BiiSS Fox l'.fX'l'RONS .-NND l'.-X'l'RONlQSSliS Ur. 211111 Mrs. Shriuer Mr. and Mrs. NN-'hitzlker .flzf-:'1'sm'--Miss lithel W'1111Il1ise1' OFITTCFRS Sigue Malen .. . . ...... l'resi1le11t Esther Spear . . . . . v'iCC-i,l'CSiCiCl1t A1111 I liimeier . . . ..... Secretary Klyrle Stewart . . . . . . 'iil'CZlSl1l'Cl' .1XC'l'lX1'l'i Nl EMIZICRS S011 iors A1111 iH'0I11CiCl' Sigue Mnlen .q0f7fI0Ill0l't'S 'Murtlia Alfscn .Iennie Maeki Louise liasso Iieulzih Olsen Myrie Stewart Fl'l'Sf'I71IFlL Mzlymie 1X111lerso11 lllaiiche IQel'ag'e Czitlierine Ciroeschel Do1'oll1y A'iCg2l1UWl1 iEiI11Zl hlzirvela Esther Spear ITIZIXLIES lfloreiiee lleuuclette 'l'eklz1 Hedberg' iXlil1lre1l Ehbeson .'xiI10 Olkkoneu Miriam Ojulzl Page One Hundred T hirty-nine ., , N' u H' 'M W 'V -H f 'l 'mv ,mf r r L u ,L M M pg., N -, .. , lv A, W ' N 'Y v Nw H. X 4' 'Q ,N W '3VQ'fI f 'Q w 1 , -L m x rv, .A ,e-Q, N .. -1- L L. W, : M Fi' 'N uf' R32 'X I4 .L 1' tl, , , 3 ,. W, .1 ' AAS: Q ' .n Q .4 f . 'A , y N ' 4 . ' , . X 1 , ,vj , r -4 ' 3, YG' 1 'W ' ' 1 1 M, ,, ,W N, . ,. M , -'F m. M 1,1 1 ,H ' ., ,s-.i .4-wtf' in ' . V vnu T ,X A ' .MW . . Page One Hundred Forty A- ,ij Q 1 lk 1 lirnest llrown Allpllm Delta, fJl l lClilQS 15128-1929 George llowlett . .. I ,l 'erey Chubb llownrcl Chubb . . jzunes X'V1'igl1t Ray 'l'ruclg'eon CJ'l5l'll lfRS ,. ., 15121-15128 l'eter tiiovannini . . ' llowzlrcl Chubb M1.t..C,. Robert ,Nsplnncl llarolcl lljornstarl lirnest llrown I lowzlrcl Chubb tfhzlrles Cobb Norman Cobb Norman Connors XVilbur Crowley -lOSClJl1 lJeCoolc lvllllillll lfbbeson .Iosepb iiiovzlnnini l'eter Qiiovunnini .-Xllan Good .XIJXVISQ DRS Spooner .NL l'lX'l2 MICNITKICRS Milton 'tiustafson XVesley Gustafson Reuben llill .lobn llogan George Howlett XYL-llington Huss Curl Kenney joseph l.aYig'ne ljtilllllil Mz1elDonz1lcl Stewart lx'lZ1ClJ0l1Z1lfl -tilen Mueller Stanley Olson XX z1lclen1z1r flSt1'ZlllCl . . . . .. l'resiclent Vice-Vresiclent . . . . Secretary Vreztsurer ...... Presimlent Yiee- l 'resiclent . . . . . Secretary . . . llreasnrer Nlr. lferns Peter llCll'?lllL'li l.inne Rzrlnn l.eon:1rcl l'errin Seth Rulnn fiorclon Seger 'l2lCUlJ Siltzllzr Rug' 'Vrnrlgeon blames NYrigl1t liclwin llolcens Donald XX ZllSXVOl'tll illen tilztssett ,l'erer Lflmbb Page One Hundred Forty-one we 5'-mal: 25 LJ? ,L..f6faPwi.A CMM- J- f,!EM Ziff 1 hmmm. qypwmll Jwmf' I Comegfn Apafy .gan 115'- -ZA riff J 71 I v ' U I I 1 snr' .- r-.run-army: AQ - , ' , . ,-1 I r I 1 4 - 1 X I QW i i Zi! f , S 1 'peg x. 'df' Q-firm Theta Omierom Rllimo Glen Morey .. Ol+'Fl.Cl2RS 'l.'1-esicle11t Earl Holman . . . . . . Vice- james l.eIllanc . .. Ke1111etl1 Schulze . .. A Reino Al1ll1lZll1 George Beale Carleton Brown joseph Couillard l-larolcl Cl11'istia11 l.'aul Derletll .l'ol111 Hicks Alfrecl l,l'ilclne1' George l1lavica11 George 1.lZlSlill'lS C'lf.lX',li MEM ll l'1'esiclent Secretary 'll1'CZ1S1l rei- Q,- ILIXS .l lowarcl lvens Milton Johnson XVIII. Lieilers :Xrnolrl Linden Carl Moyer Otto Meyers Aarne Olkanen I larry Reinholclt 'l'llCO1lOl'C 'lillOl'Cll Clareiiee fl.'1'ebileoelc Robert lilCllZll'KlS l'll.llDC,iliS Chas. lieaulieau Clilforcl llertraiicl 'lla1'1'y Saani Clarence Nelson Chris. Lane Page One Hundred Forty-three cl niiv 00 2 Jnof-ffyoil poJpunH Z2 A i NfYn1. Peterson . X. lQonlJei'g' . lillllllb lloyd ...,. ClZll'C!lCC Tainlulin llcrwin .Xntliony llmvzlrcl llillings Philip lioycl fin-urge Collins Nnrnian Lforlctt Stanley COI'llCllllSOll Xvllllillll ,llricksrm XYzu'rl Frcclicttc lluu Godin l.:un'i lililllmcrg William Kenney :- Af Tri Mu UIFIVICICIQS . . . . l'i'csirlcnt Yicc-I 'rcsimlcnt .. SL'CI'L'fZll'j' .. 'lll'CZlSL1l'Cl' l':llQ'L'I1C llusking Minis Mall XY:lltci' Micylznnl Ray Mmitzniilmn .Xrnolrl Nienii Williznn l'ctc1'srm ,Xllun lQ0lllJCl'Q' Henry Kunsi Rnslitrm Stronginzm L'lzn'cncc 'Fznnlmlin C Jsczn' xVZlSSl1L'I'g' x ,V-'l. - fl ' j .v l f f1r t -l ---it-,,,-1 Page One Hundred Forty-fivz, 1 A Z1 f i i W Physical Education Clluh llomtlir,-21 .lulmson . . . . . Prusiclcnt Oscar Wzlsslmcrg' .. ,, Yicc-llresiclcnt lflsa Hallcr . . . . .. . . SCCl'Ct1ll'j' .S'f'111'01'-lflswrcnce llillings. flIlI1'U1'X---l.Ul1lS Nall, liilucn SlZlllUl'll, lN:ZlllllCL'll SlllIlg'lCl', lJm'oll1c:1 'lOllllSUll ,S'opl1n111o1'v.v-blme lk-Lkmlc, Ora hlllk' lk-cfgzili. Roszxliml iiicsrcgcn, fiuiwlmi Scgcr, .Mlm-le Xlzlll, Oscar Wzlsslmi-rg', .Xmi llullmcrl, lilsn llzlllcr. Iil'v.v!1111v11---Cicnmigfc Ciumlry, Klilclrccl lllmlmcson, Norma -lolmsrm,lirucst 'Inlin- srm, -luck XCllllZll'li, .luck Sillnla, Wnlmlcmzu' YlClill1llfl, lillswcwtli Sullivan, .Xily Nllttilil, xvillllil Nclmnrli, j Ul'l!lf.X' .lliv111In'z'x-Bliss filzulys firzly, Klrs. lniiisc N. liuslitrm, Xliss S ulolmsrm. Mr. Cf Il. llcrlgcwclc, Nlr. Yictor llursl. .-'Xll sturlculs SlJCCl2lllZlllg' in l'hysic:1l lfmluczllimi are mcmlmcrs of thc l'l1ysicz1l lirluczltirm Cluh, which was m'g'z111izcrl in 1024- lm' thc purpose ul' inspiring' its mc-mlmcrs in their work :mrl lDl'lllQ'lI1g' ilu-in logctlicr socially. Mr. llcclgcoclc :md Bliss Gray arc aflvisors of thc Cfluh. Page One Hundred Forty-six A Zi i Home Ecimnmiss iilzulys Sanclstrom Ovicli 'livensnn liathryn ,lkcclcmsln Ruth Carlisle Xlzu'g'zu'ct Corncll Virginia lfrcclluncl Sc11'io1's Jv1L7I'i0l'S .S'0fv11m11n1'e.v Ruth Smcclmzm Juno .-Xnrlcrson Xlzwjoric King' Linnea Olson Fl'f'SfI'lIZ87Z Kzithryn XfVatson 1 firacc Wilson Cecelia l 'cpin Pauline Qlcnsun lilsic llutnla lllclcn .Ralph .Nrclzltli Sunni 'l'yy1'a Johnson lla-lcn Vnnclcnboom Mlcrylc Van lflcrstinc Page One Hundred Forty-seven l 71 1 i x lctt, llCZlllCll2ll'llIJ. Rom'--St1'1111g111z111. S111-ll, lN1l'lL'Q'L'l', Susll, 'l':1llio. SliUXYI'UIlSlil. llilllmcrg, Cor 'lxllll'4l'i lll95llllllL'llK', lQUI1l3Cl'Q'. l'!o11i1'l1. Svcml, l2:1l1111. .Xl1o, l.l111lc11, L'o1'ki11 l.clllz111c. SCCUIlll-'-KlCl..llllllJL'li, lllSl.l'llCllJl'1 llL'lI'0ll2lli, l'l1ilips. Sw:111so11, lk-1-g1151111 ll1'c1111:111, llosl-:i11g'. Xl:1llcso11: l Cl'Il:-1, lll5ll'llL'lKll'. l 1'o11l- '-'- l':l'lCli5Illl, ll2lllSC1l, XAlCI'llllg'. l'lClill1lIll, lili11-11-1'. l'lL'l 'l'L'l1. l.'1'111i111-11 N , 1 1 llill, Stc11s:1:1s. Manual Arts Cllulluu l':1ll'l l'l1ilips .. .... l'1'csirl1-111 l.:1111'i llilllzcrg' .. ...... X100-l'1'csi1lc11t Xvilllkl' Svccl ......................... SL'Cl'L'l.ZlI'j'-rllI'L'2lSL1l'Cl' ,Xalvisors--Kl1'. l:Cl'I1S :1111l Xlr. XlcL'li111ocl: lllL' 1111,-111l:e1's ol thc Kl:11111:1l ,Xrls Qlllll are :1ll thc sl111lc111s L'll1'UllL'il 111 tl11 Nlilllllill JX1'ts COll1'5C. lllC 111111 ol the L l11l1 as lo r111'1l1v1' llllx 1111c1'cst 111 VZl1'l4JllS plmscs or tl1c ln cluslrizll .Xrts H11-lcl. lQCQ'l1lZll' ll1l,'CllIl 'S PIII' l11'l1l L-v1'1'v lwo wcclcs, :ll wl1icl1 time . A , i11tc1'csLi11g' Klllllllill .Xrls Slll7.l0ClS 1l1'L' 1lis1'11ss1-cl by 1lill7c1'c11t l1lCllllJCl'S. 'lxl1c Qllllll also SIJUllSUl'Cll :1 social CVL'l1lI1Q o11 Klzly lltll. 'l'l1is Illlflj' will lo11f' lac 1'c111u111l1c1'c1l, aw il was co11si1lc1'ccl Ollrj of tha 111551 gin-11 1l111'i11g 1111- j'CZl1'. Page One Hundred Forty-eight 5 1 i Commercial Cliulb OFFICERS Fall Term Wi flier Term l-'rank Kosovy Pearl Ostrander Morris Lewinstein Verenell Margison Pres. ...... . .... Carl Kanney Vice-Pres. .Elaine Kielinen Sec. ...... Ethel Rosemurgy Treas. .... Stewart McDonald , Spring Term Percy Chubb Mary Orella Marcella Johnson Morris Lewinstein limumcrzilmle ziclvziiitzigcs zlccruc to thc slumlcnl who is :L mcmlmcr of the l,'ummc1'ci:ll lflulm. This year, in zulrlitiim to social ziclivitics, stunts, slcigllt-OL lizmcl, clclazitcs. pcrsoiial cxpcricnccs, iliscussioii of mmlcrn social problems. zmcl trips to vzirimis points of intcrcst. thc mcmlmcrs have marie many business world contacts. Scvcrzil of the stuclcnts hzivc lmccn c-mployccl as part-time apprentices in thc various lrusincss eiiterpriscs of thc city, This infliczitcs thc clccirlccl zul- vantzigc of zi cfmimcrcial cclucatimi. It prcpzlrcs thc stuclcnt to take El place in both thc pmfcssioiizil and lmsincss activitics of lifc. .f-71-C.: -M -.. - ,,,, .,,...... Page One Hundred Forty-nine i I f I i i 1 , . L'Aiiiiiia1U1ee Francaise Olflf ICERS NYa1lace Neanlt . . .... Presiclent .Ernest Drown . ..... Vice-I'resiclent Zyra Mnrplfy . . Secrctary-'lfreasurcr Advisor . .. Mile. .Xrchambeault Due to the inspiring inthienee of Mile. .Xrchambezuilt and the splendid co- operation of its members, I.'Alliance Francaise has again, during' the past year, reached the top notch in the stick of organizations. The purposes for which the club was organizecl-the promotion of a knowleclge anrl appreciation of French art, literature, and language, and the increase of social intercourse among' is members-have been successfully carried out. Business meetings have been hclcl every two weeks, at which the speaking' of French has been cneouragecl. Once each term a social tea party has been enjoyed, at which clelightful programs have been presented by the members of the club. Page One Hundred Fifty l ru M' . 1 Mathematics Clluh , Northern has many organizations for promoting' erlnealion in its respective 7 clepartnients---not least among' these was the Xlatheniaties tlluh. Here. uncler the gnirlance of Klr. Nlattson and Klr. Spooner, nineh was learnecl concerning' the proper presentation ol' suhjeet matter to the grade anrl high school stnclents. lior diversion nnnierons matliematieal eonnnilrtnns were presented nncler the clever supervision of ambitions leaclers. We look forwarrl with great antici- ation to next year, when further investigation will he macle into the realm of 'hales ancl Aristotle. .'llIl'2'I-.YU1'.?-'-C. C. Spooner and U. lf. Mattson. CJl l+'lfL,'lCRS Clarence 'l'rebilcock . .. ......... . .... . l.ll'L5SlflCllt Mary Messner l-Iuth Roeplce . Sherman McNamara 'lhcoclore 'lfhorcn liclxyarcl Hokans tilen Morey XVil1ne1' Savela llarolrl lYooster ...........,. MEM l ZERS Henry Ruusi Mary Messner lilizalmeth llice lilna Nelson livelyn Short Ruth Roeplce l.auri ',l'uomela . . . . .. Vice-'l.'resiclent Secretary-'l'reasurer .-Xrnolml .leanson Clarence 'l,'1'ehileoclc tilen ll larrie .Xlhcrt lloycl Charles tioetz VVil1iam Qllartsch W Page One Hundred Fifty-one Find :1 paxpuny m10 ffl!! Q 0411- KINDERGARTEN CL UB Q, yin ,Q , 'f 1 ,IA f , , ' I . . ,.,25f.w:iJ.Kq, ' 1:.g1'f z I XI' 7: -5 .. H' r.,-,-1 -, .-A E4 SUIT.-XD DICIZJXTI NG SHCI ETY Page One Hundred Fifty-three 1 'fl i x Minervam Debating Society 'l'l1e llinervan lk-hating' Socicty has just coinplctcml its fourth successful x Cai During tliis ycar, it has not only clcvotcfl itsell' to ilcliating, serious ancl o i wise, but has also stnfliccl current topics anfl parliaincntary procemlurc. The so Ciety has acquittcrl itscll' crcclitalmly in lmotll intcrsocicty clclmatcs, ancl also in Girls' llaslcctlaall Tonrnznnent. 'l'lic crcflit for sucli outstanding' succcss is clue o the entliusiasni of the incnmlmcrs ancl to llic splenrlicl co-operation ol our aclvisoi Miss Durlmoraw, ancl to Mrs. ll. ll. l.ce, who acted as aclvisor clnring' the wn term. f.,JlilfflClC'RS I 0 lxutli Sancllioni . .. Georgina 'Dcnsniorc Mae Spencer . . . . . Helen l.a liavcr . Isabelle Mayer Nlay Spenccr Mary Orella Evelyn Hicks llelen La Faver Bl'Zll'jO1'lC King 'lune Anderson Page One Hundred Fifty-four . ...........s M ICM IEICRS lfayc Scanlon lflcanor Stockwell l'.ouisc .-Xnclrce lCvang'cli.nc llrown l.illian lirifis ticorgiana Dcnsinorc Ruth Sanmllmoni .. . . . l rcsiclcnt Yicee-l'rcsirlcnt . . . . Secretary .. Treasurer Agnes 'lolinson Helen Neel .Xliee llloin llorotliy Robinson Zelda l.olml1 Cecelia Pepin lletty Nlarlcus n 1 if all ' A Forum Delloatitiiintg Soeiiefcy ' OFFICERS Fall Term Pres. ...... Eda Whitford Vice-Pres., Louise Bennett Sec. .,..., Beatrice Doyle Treas. ..Kathleen Shingler Winter Term Eda Whitford Kathleen Shingler Eleanor Rashleigh Marian Fox ACTIVE MEMBERS Ellie Akkala Marian Fox Martha Alfsen Mary Groleau Louise Bennett Alice Halstead Beatrice Doyle Mary Iavelli Naomi Easley Allie Luoma Elsie Laura McBain Dorothy Neel Marian Palmer Eleanor Rashleigh Kathleen Shingler Trevis Spring Term Madge Steehler Kathleen Shingler Mary Groleau Marion Palmer Madge Steehler Jeanette Sundwick Andrea White Eda Whitford Coretta Williams lVe, the lforinn Debating' Soeiety, have enclenvoretl to accomplish our aims, which are the iniprovenient ol' our skill in ilehuting' :incl in speaking hefore peo- ple. Miss 'l'eeters. zulvisor, has :ihly niilerl ns in every possihle way. Wie an- swered the ehzillenge of the Minervan liehztting Society on their question: Re- solvecl that our Latin .Xrnerieun policy shonlcl he eomlenmeclf' and won the cle- eision. XYe were representerl hy lirlzt Whitforcl, l.onise llennett and Madge Steehler. .Xs an zulrlitional zteeonnmlishnient of our society, we won first honor- able mention with our :met in the S. CI. l,. and M. U. Voclvil. Page One Hundred Fifty-five ,Al , , Z I, lies me ' Sqntttlobt i -T Qi A I W i av 4 ,. -.- ' i928 . , fr 4 3, I 5 Selliieeeiiodle Selieeeimle stzlrterl fmt as Z1 clepzwliiiemal elnh, hut has zleeepteml as members l 0 several other eiitlmsizistie stuclents of art. The eluh meets regwilarly every other Tuesrlzly. :mcl the meetings ure rlevotecl to study of figures, portrait. and land- senpe work, aml cmtclom' sketching wlien the season or wezlther permits. ,XIJYISIJRS Miss fiTZlCL' Spzilzliiig Miss lilwrenee XN'Y2ll'Cl OIWICIERS Peter li. fiiovzmnini .............. . ..... l'resirlent Ciertrurle Klattson ......... .......... X ice-l'resiclent llernaclette A. lmhlontagiie . . .... Secretary zmcl 'l're:1sm'er lilsie 'Xhrzmison Nelmi Simila .Xrrleth Slcilliter Lucille Sunclherg' NIIZMHICRS Nlrs. lclu Tureotte .Xima .-Xnieieh lflsie ii. johnson liclzi liuopus Mrs. Constance Creech Page One Hundred Fifty-six Helmi Wfirtonen Raiiha l.z1itala Nlrs. Vilma Ihmirlenherg' l'earl Rogers , A 4 J , H A. f6v1'qf7f' fam ' L mffbef-9 ' C Sfofczc 2 M Gusfafson V f'ful .5 A 5 H fren? E T 7horc-rv M Campbeff M :Johnson ihrrllcuiofl S pBoyd C. Seqez -2011+ Page One Hundred Fifty-seven af ui? mm' :ms Page One Hundred Fifty-nine .fx sal it i ,lk , ltnoxx didn I the being got your WC L tosts didn't lnfll K 1 l if mt Nt Il PL lil-IN LEGE NEWS No. I2 ln Nuvemln-r. ltll-I, untler :islu1.:ler'opy. .......Ed1tor Stud:-nt Stuff IS lllll-IDBACK U'l'llI'JA .HJIINSON Nl-I'l'll SCIIULZ .IUIIX HOGAN in the portrayal that we all for- Northern Evelyn of the excep- lien: stopped pnrl nl tlu the sec- Lip- wherein cos- listt: took nn permitted without wife, tn unto with her hit ol sulwinist-iw nccuptzinct: ol' her hard into. Cicouzc liunlc docs not know it lzc would like the rnlu ol a hen- pfcl'-nl lazwlmml, yet Olive Her- on . lll.lll:1, tJi'.vi'riy dr-:ssccl in il quaint iltfll ctntury costume, was so 'r tcrntagcnt role, that lv: ww it 'us well e ugh in the . As .thel Tregloapn, Page One Hun dred Sixty xhool my V N Jxage xy' vi i '-39? may V. 662- 6,.Q,,Q yo, Satuxe ay , VJ. k 'R 9' -9 x' V' .w if QfTf555ll' . fa? iw - ... .. 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V Q' wg:-lvl. u- .X K ..,' Y A v'g',l.ihN3 .- ,, --V.-....:,...x . - V, g. . A , . 1-.. V ...NN ' nf wk V . Page One Hundred Si1flV'0 e 1 Af A is 1 1 ,, Wffffii f' O wed Zyf LJ A7fLJ!73f7,V J ,Wh :J ffmfncr' Lddff !'7Wfbefy O00 ybd fWif72C fUUlj ffffai Hruf ldffnbfry . 57- Q4 , xy AH t:,?'E' .h ,x I x ' I 'W ff- - 4 FE fer E G10 wmnmf X . Hope X770 775017 Uaraifev Jdnsaz. f 414771 Jffnflz. 54-v72004.'1?2 Zdilwfynt x 194.14121 Mi ff.-v7f:'f1 ,7'bw9fx .!fwJi7!J . QL f'!?mA, fflffffffn, lynn In IC ICA V Page One Hundred Sixty-two l M Kawlmwgam Staff .Xlfrccl l'lilclncr Paul Musolf .... l'ctcr Giovannini . . . Rushton Strongmzm . . . George Collins ..... ,Iamcs jolmson ..... llouglas Mcl'I1crson . . . .Peter Ciiovannini . .. Mrs. Y. lll'2lll1lQlllJL'l'g'. . . Xclmi Similzm ......... llcrnaclctlc l,z1 hlm1t:lg'm llclmi X!Vll'IZlllL'll ......... l -- Raulm l.z1italz1 . . , iicrtrurlc Mattson . . . . . .Xmm Aniciclm . . . . Lauri Hillbcrg' .. Zyra Nlurplmy .. llopc Mattson . . XValtcr Svecl .... lDor0tl1cz1 'lolmson . . 'XhSlSl2llll ,- . . ,llclitor . . .'XSSlStZl1llI .liclitor . . ..... llusincss .. .'xSSlSt2lllt liusiness .. .. Cll'Cl1l2ltl0ll . . ..... .Xrlvc-1'tising' . ............ Art . . .1-Xrt Staff Xrl vertising M :merger M Zlllilglll' NlZll12l.f2,'Cl' Nl'Zl.l12lQ'C r M zmagcl' M anagcr .. . . . .Xtlmlctic liclitor . . . lJl'g'ZllllZZllQlOll liclitor . . . . . . Class lfclitrgr . . . Picture nlvlnilllilgtfl' .. Snapshot lfclitor Page One Hundred Sixty-three l.U Q. Page One Hundred Sixty-five ft ,. I li. f F Ifirst the world was Ilatg then, tfolumhus found it was round: now, it's crooked. Mutt: 'I'hat medicine is punk. Muttier: How come ? Mutt: All the directions are for adults, and I never had them. Monty: tice, your ear sounds like a wreck. Ray: It isn't the ear: it's 'the rumhle seat. llohz It's cold outside. I'at: Shut the window. Ilohz Will that make it warm outside? 'I'hey laughed when I sat down at the piano. Some damned fool had re- moved the stool. Carleton: I graduate in june. Syl: Allow me to congratulate the school. Ilutchz XVhen is a mierohe not a mierohe F Kate: l3on't haeillif' Klarousek: .-X woman, generally speaking, is generally speaking. 'I'am: You took jane home last night. How'd you like her? I.eo: llest I ever tasted. Iluskyz Bly shirt is just like yours. lludz Nope: mine's clean. .lames H.: That fellow you just danced with is in my class. Inez: IJon't tlatter yourself. Sea Captain's motto: Love 'em and heave 'em. Dr. I.owe: My foot's asleep. Stude: How I envy it. Iloward I.: I.oan me five dollars. will you? joe I.: Sorry. hut all I have is four dollars and seventy-Five cents. Howard I.: XN elI, give me that: I'll trust you for the other quarter. Monty: See that white horse over there F lluek: Yeah. Monty: What's that black thing next to it Iluek: Uh, that's a horse of a different color. vv Mickey: XVouId you care to dance thisone? R.: Yes, if you can find me a partner. Page One Hundred Sixty-sir ,...l....... Page One Hundred Sixty-seven I Ir., ' f We would like to know if' the..photographer for the Art magazines gets a salary, too. Pat: 'lDid you like the game P Other Pat: Yeah, but weren't some of the women's hats terrible P Dizz: VVhat time is it P Rizz: I forget. Visitor: .l-.low come this .town is called Cowan P Native: Well, it used to he called Cow and Calf. but the calf died. VVhitaker: ln one ,Italian city the people go swimming without anything on. Stewd: ls that Nice P Alf. H. is real considerate. He gave up cigarettes to save his friends money. A monologue is a conversation with a girl. Anxious Father: Is it a her or a him P Nurse: It's a them. The height of absent-inindedness: The professor who drives to school. gets out of his car, and turns around to thank the driver for a ride and then wonders where he has gone. lESalcly's Pa: Don't let me hear any bad reports about you. Baldy: VII try not to, but you know how those things will leak out. joe: Hey, girls: what are you mad at P Girls: At intervals. Howard B.: Busy P jean P.: No: you busy I-I. B.: Nope j. P.: W'ell, let's go to class then. jimmy H. is a triple threat man with the profs. l-le can kick. pass. and run. :Xt the fraternity house the boys are either all out or all in. Und: Have you got a cigarette P Mud: Yeah, lots of them,,thanks. v Miss Gray: Do you raise chickens, Sam? Sam: No, ma'mg I jest lif's 'emf' Page One Hundred Sixty-eight A ,f ' 1 1 K r r I I I Page One Hundred Sixty-nine 1 ,a A -gf' ln case ol' an auto wreck, shoulcl the man prececle thc woman through the winclshielrl? Doug. Mc. tto his clarl, at football gamel: Now you'll see the most ex- citement you ever saw for a dollar. ciou Page Darl: l clon't know, son: that's what my marriage license cost me. l.ane: My family is of first degree: most of them cliecl of throat trouble. liarlc: Yeah, hangecl perhaps. Dot: She's just a confcctioner's claug'hter.' Angie: Yes, hut she knows her suckers. Olson: Shc's nuts. lluck: XVhat clo you mean 'nuts'? 'l'hat's my sister. Olson tquicklyl: Nut so hail, nut so bad. llowie: l haven't paicl a cent on repairs for that car for three years. Ruth: 'l'hen why clo you want to sell it ? Howie: Because the garage man is hringing' suit. Miss Schacke: You missecl my class yesterclay, clifln't you. Mr. Finch? llucl: Not in the least, not in the least. DeL'ook: l low come you're all ban,Q'erl up Seeger: l was talking when l shoulcl have been listenin'. Some girls soak their gum in gasoline to get more mileage out of it. Mr. Chase: XYhat's the most important rlate in l listory? Duke: l.908f' Mr. Chase: How come ? Duke: l was horn then. Mandy: 'l'hat's some hot coupe you got, Rastusf' Rastus: Sho am: tomorrer l'se gwine flown anrl get me a couple of licen- s plates. tJ'lllcnes: l,ookit them poor elephants: pitiful isn't it? Kanney: Yah - prohahly he elephants all their lives, too, Marian: 'ilt looks like rain. Ora Mae: What looks like rain P Marian: lVater. One Hundred Seventy Page One Hundred Seventy-one ff 'I'on1 tforgzln szlys that Clg'2ll'CllC Iigliitt-1's will go out, l3L'C2lllSC you ez1n't pick your teeth with 'en1, like you can with nmtehes. Ilalcly: I hzul il mustache like yours onee. :intl when I rezllizerl how it mzule me look I Cut it off. lien: Well, I hzul at faee like yours onee, :intl when I rezilizecl I eoulcln't ent it off I gi'-.rn' this mnstzielief' lien: IIz1ve you hearrl the new Iforfl song? Ilopei No, what is il? lien: It isn't out yet. Ifirst Cut: KIeow. No zniswey. I i1'st Cut lzigain :incl :I trille petulantj : I'XIeow. Still silence. Ifirst Cat lnon' ont of patieneel 1 Meow Seeoncl Cat: fhorecl hy conversulionj 1 Mc-ow. joe R.: She :1in't my hest girl. .lust necks hestf' .-Xl 'Irezulo got his hig' feet from his environinent. Ile was rziisecl in the foothills. Ilucl: I'in ehoking'I .I larry: Czin't I help you ? linstafson's will now play the l'iXll'2lCl from Klztltf' IiX'I',IQ.X I School Inspector to 'I'CZlL'l'ICl'Z Do you tezleh ohservzltion Yes, Well, I'll take the elziss. lfliiltlren, shut your eyes :intl listen the makes 21 whistling noisel. Now. ehilclren. what clicl I 1 Chorus: Yon kisserl teziclieix' lo 5 Klr. I.zlutnei': What is frzietionzil response Ilowlettz ll'hen you kiss :tgirl :Incl she rloesn'l eo-operate. Mr. Chaise: What clicl l'z1nI Revere sziy at the encl of his fznnons rifle? lllooinquist fin rleep thoughtfl : Wl1o:1I -Qrixa ,,,,..., ,.., Page One Hundred Seventy-two U i . Page One Hundred Seventy-three I AI I NDAP. W frm XX If Wi? RVQX Q C O 4 4 o i Q .. ' V 5 1 i - N 9 X 2 I l IX ,, 1 .S'5'!a O , N 'L' Page One Hundred Scvunfy-f1 I 1 A 9 W - EFTE WIISR gggi 1- 'r 6- S - 20-Hurolliucut, lit-tx it semis Q'l't'Zll tu lw lmclc: luulc :ll :ill thrust' fuimy little kills limwl up uutsimlc the utlicc! Must lic just Hut uf llijlll sclumul. 2l--Rats! Uuiiiiig' lmcl: w:1s11't su iuucli fun zlftci' ztll: vlzlsscs lmlzty. '7 --lYm1flf:i' wlizlt tlizit slip lrmu tlu- :milieu tlint Klr. XYig'g'ius just gut sms. .Xli, tlicrt- lu- gucs, l'ill1:u'ml lliilmlmiwl? Xnpc! Hsu l11L'L'l iu gyui zuul wmucu in .'XllllllHI'il1lll :uul gt-t ztciliizliiiu-rl with ilu- iiisti'i1t-luis. '7'3--lfztctiltx' ivcvptirvii ilu' ucw stiult-nts. .X littlf: liit rusty fmin my lung' sum- lllL'l'iS luzlf, lxut mzuutg-'cl In g'-at zuvruurl Il ii.-w tiuics. Saw you tlicrv. L24---Szitiizwlziy. Risc ll :OIL L-:tt lllztltl, lunl' lztlll lu tiztltl, flzltt- 7:00, Int-cl 12:00. cm. IQ. 23-llittn. 27--Klcuis gct-tngctlici' in tluf gym. 'l'l111t l.ltmycl l.2lX'Zl5SL'lll' can sing, Oli? .Xml tilciuliclmllc, tcm! 29--.Xsst'l11lmly. llrcxy givcf tliv Ifrusli tlic w'clw'1uc lizuul uct. EKU---I 1'iclz1x' 21-fziiul tluiu' tu tlit- izcp im-utiuq ll1!llQ'lll? Nw cu'uum. XYL- gotta . M . . . licztt Stcvcus lluiut. l.'Hu1i11'? .Nttu luwi Page One Hundred Sevclzlju-six W i Page One Hundred Seventy-seven 1 Z, 1- I1 QE 'l ' gin KIIZTUIIIKE 5 l.-tiee. tliis is great wezttlier for footlmll. Not too liot nor too eoltl. till boy! clirl you see .limmie Simtel: tliztt lmirfl? Stevens liflllll, T1 Xortliern. T. 'l'oo lmcl. t'o'mon, llutli we gotta get rezttly for that .Xlplizi lieltzl lltJtlSL'WZll'IlllIlg tonigltt. ,l'll lmetelizl :ill tlie lmoys ure spriieeil ftp lieliiml the ears, :mil in the baelcs of their iieelcs, elm? El--'lfztculty met ltltlily. 'Plotting' ztgztiiist tis, l guess. wlwiotlmztll srgnzul liztcl zi leerl tomgltt :tt tlle lzztt Slioppe, lltey rleserve it! Sw-lfootlmztll tlslllqosli. 2g Xortlierii, Ol l4-lfrirlzty again. Say, Ilutl: goin' to tlie lit-ltzt party :mil timl out :llmout that l.imly 'l':1il Spin? So'in I. ' ' ' ' ' 'toil lt 15-Xl ell, mztylne we tlimlii t romp all over Xl. L. Xl. totlzty, .33 :incl I. Oi. . rloes me liezlrt gootl! l'lllg'lllk'Cl'S :irei1't so tough! 17-l'.yeetim. 'l'liose who liztve not :ls yet reeeiveal their tickets. get tliem in Room Ill alter ZS:-l5. Slioovgztrtl, Dzmisli violinist: mztylme that accounts Tot' lt. 18--l,:ulies must plzty. tlirls tlress-up party in tlie gym. L'zm't fool the men tltoiiglti tliey lizul ll gooml time tlmt lllgilll.. too. 20-.'XssemlJlx'. Selittlze szniff. l'rol'. Xl.'llll1lliL'l' rlo1:'t rlo so lmztrl its 21 smeztlcer, ' . A 5 eltlier, cloes lie? 21.--,Xml still :tnotller llrirlny. Nltllltlllbl' it loolcetl El long' wziy oH'. tlee, l've got to get at li:1ireitt for the Keg' pzirty, too, lfttlllttlll, lltirl, 22-No lootlmll. Guess l crzlm up Z1 lmil for lllltl-tCl'lllS. llztte tonight. 28-Litblllltlll, lltltl: it's ll ttl2ll'lL'l' :liter eisflit :mtl im' clztte's :tt L'l 'llt. '.l'lie lletas 1 Q ' .N . A ulwziys tliroii' ll gooil pztrtv. Lo mon. 297--N4Jl'lllCl'll lmezltelt :tt .Xsl1l:uitl. News pretty near wreclcetl the 'l'lietzt lioitse- wctriiiing, mix. Bl,--.Xll girls iiivitetl to zttteml tea in the gym. Say, liuclg what clo tllem wimmin see iii tliztt' Stull. Page One Hundred Seventy-eigllt Page One Hundred Seventy-nine - I 4 .Z P Q 0 t Nil ll' H14 I' F ' 611 . . ' Q 8 J RJ t - fi, A. in A I? 'Jvgjj x mf '53-8:5523 N illlfr I7 ' ' X, .' I G. -5 -:4-ff ff I 'lf figny ' 'if' 'I 'L ,,, n4 . 3-.,Xssci11Imly'. Dr. IiZllit'l'. Say, if vnu mlithft hclicve in hclI's I:Il'C, vnu will now Uh. lmhy: I' got hut :III oveir. Xml thcn :lt Hoon, wuwl 'I'wc1 Ilunk slips. 4'-Aw gcc. Hull: I czuft go to that pop uiccting: I gotta stucly. I' cIoi1't care if it is Ifriclziy night. Say, how much clu ticlccts cost for thc .Xlpha Ilcltzt social cvcuing, zlftcrwzlrcls? Well, guess I go Illtillg. ticu. that was 21 gmail party n----Ifuollmztllz i.lL'IlI.l'2lI, 63 Xm'tl1v1'n, Il, Ilirljzl CVCI' scc so much show? Ciosh, they hzul tp plrmgli the Iiclcl Iirst. 1,0--Nu .'XsscmhIy-- Allllll-IIUOI ll--.-Xrmislicc Day! Scluml out ul' ll :OIL Wlww, I mlifhft lutvc my clicm., any how. I'1'of. Cflmsc lmfwws his oil, ch? Ilcy. Imfl: lct's gn tu thc I.L'fJ,'I0ll rlancc tfmiglit. I2-Ifootlxlll: XI. Cf. KI., IS: Nm'tl1t-rim, 0. Yllll sliutiltllt sccii the pretty whitc cam vas glows the huys wwrc. 14-Ilztrry I'iZll'lDlll2lll. tice, lic cam plziy. I liopc hc mimics ZIQZIIII. I6-'I'hc I'hi Iizlppus :irc lmving' :1 ton Im' thc girls. Ilztrn it. Ilticl, wt- uuglit to give 21 few ht-or parties. I7iIllU.'lllQ'L'llCL' tvsts. Illzlmc all your mistulccs mi your ziiiccstfws, Ilurl. IS-'I'i'i KIM Iuutlmll party. .Xrc yn t:1Ici1ig't'lz1r:t trmight, Ilucl? XVCII, lI'IL'I1 I will Uh, im, yn tlmft. 251-Fcliotml cluscrl Im' thc wcclc at mum. tint yci' tickets fm' liomc yet, Ilutl Clllllltlll, wc'II gct ruuhcl trips. So lung, Ilillz mlm1't cut tum much of thc tux' lccy tixiifs. Svc ya Sumlny night. 24-'I'lizmI:sg'iying. 25-Still no sclinol. Ifor rlztily zlctivitics sw SZIIIIITIZIX lincltlflccl in Scptcmhcrl 253-'XXII thnsc who wish tu tczlch rliiring' tht' wintcr tcrm will mt-ct with Blix l.cL at -l:0U. Page One Hundred Eighty .....k.? i x Page One Hundred Eighty-one v i ,1 ,4 .. at 'S 11 i ew, 1 X .f' V iff? f I F ' F111 P ,217 'VT 3, b' - 1 so 24 I N - tt I., M 'l--.Xssemhhx .Xliss lh':1ml sang' zmrl Dr. Shriner tzilkefl. 2-Soph From. .Xiiother tlolhlt' shot. lizul 21 good time. thou'-'h N . fi--i:2lCllilj' tell tonight for lleeemher grafts. llzul lilliott told us we were on the rozul to hell right, toclzly. Iietween him :md lJr. linker we're goin' to have 21 hot time of it. I1--L'hristm:1s tjoneert. tiee, lhicl: lhose lirosh opeiiecl their mouths just as if they were all t'ilCWiI1Q'gl1llI in time. 12--lixums! flee, next term l'm gonna sttir 13-More iiiXIlIl'IS. 14'--More lixzmis yet: school ends :lt iiooii 14-30W-'I wonder if it's come. Is that it? h ii make the honor roll. Nope! IDIIQQCJIIC. I wish thcy'cl come: wh:1t's the mutter with that office, anyliow. Yea. hoy, here they are, two Us :md three Cs. t 1-t. t A 1i1f' , ,................ -my-7h.ifa Page One Hundred Eighty-two ,....1..... Page One Hundred Eighty-three 1 ' 1 i -.- 1-11211311-Y N1111 hYL'ZlI'1 Ui, wh21t Z1 111121111 .. IM 'UI-SKY 3--1':11l'011111C111 - still 11111 21 1102111210110 -1--Classes 111-15111. flee. 1 wish t111121y w21s 1:1'1f1f1y1 5--.'XSSCl111J1j'. 1'rexy t21111's. 8211, 111111: .11111 1111115 is 1121e1c1 1-Xh 11lJ, 111211 re11- 11e2111e11 11ir11? fi--Social eve11i11g'. 1f11'1111111, 1111115 1e1's stag' i1 11ve1'. L'11'1111111,-1 ley, 111111, wake 1111. 811111.-ri11r 11e21t us, 27 111 20. 1,l11l1i, 1-11? 7--C1111111111, 111111: 1et's 1511 111111'11 121 the K1i11i11g' -l1111r11211 211111 get the SClD1'C.-NO1't11- 1211111, 1213 X1JI'1111C1'1l, 22. A1111 1111: 103111. J2llXSSC1111J1j'. 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Hoy! 17e1f11111c 211111 1QUl113C1'g' are sure p121yi11'. N01'111Cl'l1, 37: LiC1'l1l'211, 28. 111-e. 111211 was 1.et's go 1111 111 1.01118 211111 get Il 11121111-11. 3 1 11111 11111011 1111- my he21rt. -i11I'Z11'lC11 Riekev. .1'1e sure 1112111e an 2111l1e211. 1iVCl1 111e girls s21t 1111 t11e edge of their seats. 1'l1S1lF111j' 111Cy'1'C 11111 111111111 111 pay 21tte11ti1111. Page One Hundred Eighty-four Page Orgy Hundred Eighty-five 1 ,VA 1. ' -11 11 12 I 1 A1 ':. If'- 1 , S 5 Sxf 5 0. I f 4 4 5 1 5 l Eff- U FT.:- -.iv-15' 2 -1 ' ' -I L.:-:J 1..X.f 47191 VM. 1-111'I'1'-1'l'l'. 8111111-1111111 Silj' 5111111-111111' 111111111 11111111s. 2-fXSSC111171j'. C1111111, -1111-1 11'1111sc Q-11111111' sing? 1.11111s1- 1111ss11? W1'11 611111113 If 1611 X211 1.1'1's go 1111111' 111 1111' 11211 S111111111', 1,H11111I1. C1-C11-1111 11111'11' 111 11111 g'1'111. 8211. 1111111 1111 1111-111 111111111111 c1'1'1' give 11111't1cs fC1' IIS 1111111? N111 1111 y11111' 111'111'111's 1111'1' 11ll11.1. X111 11131111 wc givc 1111111115 f111' 11111111? It 11111'1 1-2l1I', 1 11111 ffl, 11111 11111111111 11'c'11 gn 111 1110 S111111' 11J111Q'1l1. S2152 we got 110211 111 1Js111c11s11, 211-27. X111s111 111-1-11 S111111- g'111111-. 51-1111sket111111. S1111c1'1111'. 1Xss11111111'1'. .x1'11L' 1111i11I1L'11 1111'111s111r11 111c 11111s1c. 10-L'11'1111111, 1111113 1 15111111 g1'1 ll s1111'1 1111. 1111 F111' 11111 1'1'11111 11111ig'11t. My 11Zl1'l1 1111111- 111'1' 11111111 Q1111111. 1'11 111'1 11111 5111111115 111111 ,111111111's 11'111 1111v1- 111 go s111111' 111 1111111 1110 S111111 1 1'11111. 11-1111. 1111. 1111, 111111, 111 111g111s1111'1 s1ss1 ': gcc 111111 was g1111111 '1'1111sc little 111111111111-11cs s111'1- 11111111-11 11111111111, 111111111 1111-1? 15 1'1-11 I11L'L'1111Q'. liao, 111111, wc Q'1111Z1 111-111 f1s111111s11. '1'11Q1 1'1- 11111 11111'11 fl'CS11. 16-C11'1111111, 111103 1ct's Q11 111 .'XSSC1111J1j'1 111111 111111- 11111111111, 111111 S11111111'ic1f girl, is going 111 sing. 17---XY1111, if 111111 11111 11. 11 s111'1' 11111 11 111111. N11I'11lL'1'I1, 2113 11s111c11s11, 2-1-. 121.-X111 N11111s1111 g111-Q 111 1111s11111. XL'I11l 11111'111111. 111111'1c1111 1c1111w? 22-XV21S11111g111I1 was 11111'11 1111 1111sf1111y. 1Jf1.I'll Q-111111 11l111g', 1t1111sc 1' 111111111 1111vc il single 11'ss1111 F111' 11115 11f1111'11111111. 11111111 111 11111 S111 t11111'11111111-111, 11111111 24--A101118 L'1111111 111111 Girls' 1.1111g'11c 111'1- givin' 11 111111111-1'111c 111111g'11t. 1111s1cct111111 at 111111g'1111111. 111-11, 11111 '.1'1'1 K1111S 11111 1111 Z1 g111111 ZICY. 29-lilcc 1111117 c11111tc1't. 1311111 g'111111. 1 111111111 1c11111v 1 11111111 music so 11111c11. 71111211 111111s1s was some Sc111c111111, 1111? .-X1111 111111 new s1'1111111 s1111g' is g'111111, 11111. i Mfgiiigjzr 1 Page One Hundred Eighty-six Page One Hundred Eighty-seven 6251, fi 11 : r ' I I , x N 5 if 1 J. , -XYhat. IInfII Not L1'oing to JXSSCIIIIJIX? Iron Nlonntain is going' to trim Nlzmistiqne in dehating. flee, that was too had. XVish IRI gone over to the Iiat Shoppe now. -Matinee daneeI I snre am glad when Ifriday eomesf Iley, Ilnd, wake np. We heat t'entraI -I-I to I-IIS. --Mr. Munson got haek from ont east today. J 'Q.VXsse1nlJIy today: snre glad IlTvIIIU1'l'UXYIS I7riday. Who? Mr. Iiayef I'.et's go, Iiud: ht-'s a good sneaker, isn't he? ---XYhoopeeI IIasketImaII tournament today. No school today! XVho's you'1'e money on. Ilnd? Ilonghton? They don't have even a chanee of getting' here. --Yeah, yon're wise all right. IJidn't I teII you Ilaraga would win? Ii'II het they go through the state, too. Rah for Ilnd I'mehI -.'XSSL'I'IIIJIj'. Canon Iind and get a taste of ht-ing' a sheik. Dr. IIennett's gonna talk on .1Xrahia. -Klee! I forgot to have my gymn shirt washedI XYhat'II I Iedgen say? Hood speed. IInd. -Do you wanra go and hear I'avIosI:a tonight. Ilnd?--I gotta study and ean't. --Iixams. I wisht I'd studied Iast night. 'l'he faetdty had a meeting' and loaded their guns at noon. Non' we're in for it! --Iixams yet! -XYI1-w! I'm lflad it's over. XYeII. see you next term, Ilud. L a Page One Hundred Eighty-aight , E, Q 'ns1,, Page One Hundred Eighty-nine A ' 1 f 1 2 G4 ' 1 ,.- i 11 1 121111. E 111- . 2 R1-1g'1s11'211i1111. 111-1-. 11111 111'1-11 111 sc1111111. 11111211.18 1111- 51111111 1111115g'111? :1--.X11111111:1' 11111- 111 11111s1- stag' 21ss1-11111111-s. 'l'111.-1'1- 11111s1 111- El C?l.lC11 S111111-1v11c1'c. 1.1-1s 1111 1111-1' 111 1111- 11:11 5111111111-. 111111. GW-11111111 1 I'111ilj' ---- 1111 sc11111111 8i'1'::1S1l'1'. My 1211s111 1 112111 111 1111.5 1111- f11111.'.' 11111 171 1111' 111-11 111112111 1 11ZlVCI1v1 S1-1-11 so l11I,11f11 F111' 11-:11's. 'J .. 1.1. - . .. . . ---3--1111111111, 111111: Mrs. 11.111 5tC11I1l1lL'11, 1172111 1111 11111' Wil-V, IS g'1l111 121 smg' 111 21s- s1-11111111 ---- 1l111111. 1-11? Zi---112111111-1-s, 1.11 111111' 1 111'.'1- 'c111. 18-1 111'1'1-sl 1.2111111111 1'l1111gA111. I 111-211'11 111111 111'c1' ZII X1211'11111-111- High 12151 week. 111-'s Q111111. 1.1't's gn, 1111111 151-A111-11111 ,X1I1l11Zl11.S lJ1f!j'1E1g' 111 21451-1111111 11311111 211111 N1111,-. .X1'c1121111111-:11111 5111-2111- 1112. 11111,-as 111 gm. U-2-112111111-0 1121111'1'.f-1 W1ll1C1L'1' if 121111' will 110 1111'1'1'? 11-XY1-11, 1111- 1121s1c1-1112111 131115 112111 1111-11' 11111111111-1 111111g11t. 1 11'1s111 l'11 get Z1 11-1- 11-1' 111 s1111:1'111111g'. 211--.XSSl'll11l1X'. X112 1'1-11-rr.. S2113 111111, 1411 111-1 11121118 L:'l1111111. 111- q111111. 1.1-t's 1511 1111 111111 Qu- Sc11111z1- 111:11 111111 11111s1- 11-311 111s1111:111s. Wifi If c11111's1- 1'v1- g'111 1111' 11111, 211111 11'11 l2l1iC 1114ll'L'.11 11311 111 IQ1-1-11 1111- ZUVZIB' f1'11111 Y 11118 I 1'11111, XY1-11. l'11 1211q1- A111-X' 11111 1111' 111 1111- 1 1'1-S111111-11. '1'111-1' 112111 Il g'111111 11211'11'. ,O-2111111 11:11:c111g 21111-1' sc1111111. 1 111111'1 111-111-vc 1'11 1-ver he z11111- 111 walk 21Q2l1l1. age One Hundred Ninety HI Page One Hundred Ninety-one , C 1 4 , of -in ,V , 1 .V-I U , ' u....1ff., Nu, il -'I' - -,a 1 .' I, A l . 1 1 lil - -iii ' U na. ' 3-H-Miss Klzigcrs 1:1ll41-cl 1111 C'l1i1111 lrwluy .lllll tlic liirls' lilcc Lllllll SZHIQ. lt was i11tc1'csti11g'. Thsllr. Kizmt is lmclf, z1111l s111ili11g'. l0-.Xsscnilmly :1g'z1i11. if. li. llcclgcfsclc is Slwlllilllg' 1111 utlilctics. Sigmf KlZllL'll is goiiig' 111 play. l.et's go, llucl. ll--.xlilllllill .Xrts lJ2ll'l.Y. ll was il gnml 11110. Xfll llbll lmig' 21. c1'11w1l, 11111' 11111 s111:1ll El 11110. l l1z1rl il gnocl limo. ll,-lf. l'. 011111111-1'1:iz1l l'1m11l1-st. l.11t uf fllllllj' lmrlfiiig' lqirls in llic l1z1lls. ,llI'11Cli meet 111 ll1111g'l1l1111, llcy, lilllll wc lust. 50 to 62-S. lil'-.'xSSL'llllllj'. XIV. Klclfliiituclc spnlcc. lb?-'l'l11-tn social. l llCYf.'I' rlicl lilic lh1I'l'OlS lil-ll1111'i1f lvclvs. Klmily, z1111l tlic 1'1's1 ol' llic .XlJllfJl'll17ll l'sycl1. class wcnt to NL'XVl7L'l'1'j' tmlzly. XX'11111lc1' if ull ui tlium 21111 Cllllllllg' lmuclcf' 234-AQXl11sic umlcst: 2-l svlicmols ccmiiipctiiig. l'l1111's1l:1y z1ftc1'11111111 Zlllll l:l'lil2lj' oil. l.cl's go lisliiiig, lJ11t1'l1: XVl11111puc. twcitly-twnm. owl' lwclvc inches lung! 25-I guess tl1cy'1'c still lllillilllg' 11111sic lmclc ill, scliunl. lvtl 1'z1tl1c1' lac ill tlic woocls :1111' clzw. - Sill--M1-111111'iz1l Day. X11 scl11111l. Say, 1 c1111lcl stzuicl scluml lilac lliis all the your '1'o1111cl! Page Om: Hundred Ninety-Iwo Page One Hundred Ninety-tlzrcc ' 1 - - , f ' L' ff f '-:.:g,:q:-p:.:f, J, 3' g ii 4' -5-' ix- vi it l-Rush Day. l.ct mc gut :it :L lfimsli. l'll slcin 'im alive. XYill wc win? XXI-ll. inziylmc. .Xnfl will wc flzmcc loniglit? YL-ali lin! Say, llncl. wln-1'c'ml l put my nlcl UVCl'2llli? T--Ivy Huy. l.cl's gn plant 5121110 vines, gilllgf. SH-Social owning. Sily. lhnl: flu ynu I'L'IlllZL' wc l1uvcn'l got many inorc clzlys licrc? l-lwilulin ll. lilL'l'Cl.' Q'l'2l'lll5lllIlll. 'Scum I lccl funny, llnnli l rlon't want to lczlvc nu-xt Wm-lc. i5-l'iZlCllllj' wccpliml fm' Q'l'2lClll2llL'S. l,cl's gn, llncl. ILE llic last limo wc'll cvci' clnncc licrrf. 16--l'l1i lipsilrm mlinnci' tlmiglit. l'm not inclurlcml. l QIICSS. llcttci' gn owl' zinrl say gnmllmyc tn -lZlll0. ln-c. l rlunt want tu, lllUl,1g'll. l7-I1:1Cc:1l:111i'cz1tc scrinmi lllflilj' at 3:00. lS--Class Day. I liupc nolmmly lmnmls mc zmytliing. lf!---Clzlss l'lzLy lcmigflit. lice, wc'vc only got tmnrnwcm' left. ll mzilcvs mc fool funny. 'l'l1c svliool loulccrl su mliliferciit lmlzly, tow. XVcll, lct's gn up Nam tical lxnnts. 20-XVL-ll. liinl, xx'c'x'c g'i':uluz1tccl. llnsli. nlrl lilly, wg-'vc sccn smnc years ui- gcllicr. l xvfm't forget. Say. you lcnfm' that tic you lilac: tulsc it with ynn when you go, liomllmye, olcl lioyl Page One Hundred Nilzcty-four ,....L.... Page One Hundred Ninety-five llio Appreciation NVQ xvisli to thank. in these closing pages. every one who in a financial way, or otherwise. has helped make this book a success. The advertisers represented herein are loyal supporters of student activities and institutions. Tlirougli their cooperation we have been greatly aiclecl in the editing of this volume. Let us show our appre- ciation by giving them the patronage they merit. Page One Hundred Ninety-seven UNION NATIO. AL BANK The Bank of Friendly Service IVIARQUETTE, MICH. Sandy: uI ZltI'lL'l'. may I have some money to huy I:I1'CCl'ZlCIiL'l'S I :1tl1c1': Of course not, Szmcly. What do you think I taught you to snap your Iingcrs for? I low's your gzuwlcu coming' this yczu'? X'y e had it for KIIIIIICI' lust ni ht 5- XfX'omen have El keen sense of humor, says El w1'itc1'. Yes: the more you humor them the better they like it. JAMES PICKANDS Sz CO. 4Lilnitedl YYIIIOLESALE - C O A L RETAIL M A IPIQUETTE ISH PEMIN G Nli GAUN Phone 90 Phone 175 Phone 103 Page One Hundred Ninety-eight Page One Hundred Ninety-nine :-LN . -M. 3 I I k X Q--,,,,,,1 . Xtqgrii, , xx-QQLXQIX. ix ff 2- with 5 at Schoolfs Graduation is Life's Commencement GRADUATION exercises are known in school circles as Commencement The clays of preparation are over. Life out in the world begins. Well begun is half clone. And there is no better beginning than a savings account in this bank. It will smooth the road that stretches clown the years. Marquette County Savings Bank ,L. G. KAUFMAN, Chairman of Board H. L. K.-XUFMAN, Pres. G. A. CARLSON, Cashier E. J. HUDSON, Vice-Pres. O. E. Il.-XNBER, Ass'tCz1shier MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN Page T wo H zzndrcd ul A, MIEIJICINIQ .-XS S1112lS1'IQ.X1f'l'11f1i1J ,X CL,11J1'CK1 XX'Ol11?111 XX'C111f 111 111-1' 11l1S1JZ111111S 1311X'S1C1Zl1'1 111111 511111: 111311012111 .-X11'5 13111111 111 SCL' 11 111' 21111 g'11'in1- 111 111111111 112151118 11111: 111 111111 111115111111 111115 ters .11111111 1111111y. I 1L111111i. lX1Zll'If1y- 1JL'l'1'lZ11JS 111-'11 11c111-1' 11111111 11111- 111111'C.-1 XX 1-11, 110 SZIXS 111 11x 111 11111 110 11111'1- Il 511cc 111 1111111 1111 11 '1-111150 i1'5 l111g'111.X' 111111 1111 111 111111- 11111116.11 l111v1.' F1111 111-111'11 1111- 11CXX' S1:111c11 511111-': '1'111- 11051 '1'111n-- 111 1 111 X11- 5 x5 ' W -' A 1 1'cc ? If 111'Zl111S XX'C1'C 111111111-11 5111111- gi1'15 XX'Ul111111.1 11111'1- C111l11g'1'I 111 111111'11c1' 1111-11 111151-. XX'i'1e: 111-1111111111-1' 110XX', 1111-1-1 1111- 111 the 1111111111l'L' 1111' 11111C11, 111 11111-1vc. 1.1111'1'1-1': X'1-1'1' 11'1-11, f1L'Zll', 11111 1:11-1151 he t11c1'1- 111' 11111-, 115 I 1111111- 2111 1111- 1701l'I1111C111. 11'1111 ll 11111111111 11111-111 111 t111'1-1- 111111 13211111 11'111t 11111' 111ng'1-1' 1111111 111111, 11' 1 21111 ffl 111L'C1111'1' 111 111111'. 1:1131 1'1-111'11n: 1'1'1,-111' Q111111 11511 1'1111'v1- gut 1111-1'1'. SQC111111 l'1-1i1f11n: XX'c11, 11c 11115 1111- 11111. 111-111-111-: 11121.11 1-1111 1J1IlX' 1'11111' 111111111 111 1111- 1J2l1'1X' 11115 cvcning' 5111111111: Yon 111-1, 11111 111 111c 13111111 111 C1111111111Jl1.n .-X JZl1'1i111'V' 111100 15 1110 5111C1- 111 11111011 11n11111c1' 1-111' 15 1111111-11. 5 1 uXX'v11C1'C X21 g'1J1111. 11111? 1111-1' 111 111' 11111-111-1' 5111111 111 1111' 2111. 1111-11 1111 il 111111-.' 1.1-111-1' 1'1-Q1-1111-11 111' 21 101113111-1' 111 11 L'111c11g11 5c1111111: 131-111' MVS. --: l'11-1156 1-x1'1151- 1111' l12ll1Q'111L'1' 11115 11111-111111111 115 5111111 115 1111- 111-11 rings 115 5111- 15 111 1111- 1-g111c1' 51c111c 1'ZlCL' 111111 15 1l'X'111g'11l 111'1-1111 111-1' 11L'C1i.H Page Two Humired Ong STUDENT SUGGESTIONS +4--, UNUSUAL ' ' j -'- Whem DAINTY LUNCI-IES Students - -FH-MS,M- Comfort i SIOP Prevaxl GREETING CARDS I he mirkvr Svhnppv Third Street at Prospect Tl-IERIAULT'S MEAT MARKET T110 Lwding ICC CVCQU1 QU.U,I'l'Y and slfilwlclc Parlor in lhc Cily H mo '1 H81 03 XX P X IXTARQUETTL 1 3 , e - RYDHOLM BROS. . T-fl' QU' ,ylgp Dvzlla-1's in QI u ll ll xv xi GIi0ClGRllflS 101 X ll 1 ll li-l 1 46 Combination Doors and Screens We Take Measurements Phones 41 :mal -L2 Consolidated Fuel 85 Lumber Co. Nlarqucllc Page Two Hundred Two C A N DYL A N D Ice Cream Sodas Soft Drinks Dinners Lunches Candies OPERA HOUSE BLOCK JAMES PETER APOSTLE, Proprietor THE STENGLEIN BIN DERY Ii ULERS l'RlN'l'ERS ISINIDERS Allslool 0Il'i1-0 E1IIliDlll0llt S:1,1'0s, Desks, Files, Vault Fixturos CULllll.4'l' lleipxhts S111-1-iul U0llHtl'lIL'tlUll, lrltv. lfhono 1242 M ARQ U I-YI l'l'I, - M ICI I IHA N A. TRIQAYIT TO EAT Mity Nix-0 liwzul Fzuu-y Rolls and Pastry Menlo by MARQUETTE BAKING CO. 521 N. 'I'hi1'd St. ,Phono 215 Kodulcs and Supplivs Pic-turv Fini:-alling for .xIll2lil'lll'S STAFFORD DRUG COMPANY Aulhorizml 1'1ilStlll2lll Duzllc-1' TONELLA'S FURNITURE STORE NYU SVUICOIIIU you in lo look around. TONELLA 8: RUPP South Front Sl. MARQ lll'l'I l'I'I, M ICH IGAN Page Two Hundred Three IVIARQUETTE STEAM LAUNDRY AND DYE WORKS IDYICRS AND I'Ll'IANlCllS 01? ALL 'XVICAIIING AI'I'ARl'II. IIOITSEHOIAD GOODS AND Dl'ILll'A'l'l'I FAIERICS Phonv 44 II12 Malin SLNXOL MAIlQUI'I'l I'1G E. R. TAUCI-I Florist Mzlrqucllc Say Il Wilh Flowers The Bon Ton Soda Shop Queen Clty Garage L2v:1lu-Vs in :md Sorvivu Station for NASH, IYILLYS-KNIGH'l' :llld XVII I l'I'lC'l' Al I'0M0lEll.l41S R4-pairing Ova-rllzlulingx sodas Calulivs lialth-l'i1-s Fisk :uni Lea' Tires lfvile-ml 'l'ruc-ks AsSm.h,d Fruits llc-building' :xml lim-11:1i1'im.r ni' I-Iznttf-ri:-'4 l'l'1mo 1333 South l x'cmt M:1l'flL1C'it9 For. Waxslmingtuu and Fouvth NlAIiQlTl'I'l l'E, MICHIGAN RAILWAY CO-OP, ASSOCIATION Ql7AI4l'I'Y MICATS ' S'l1Al'lJlG :mtl FANCY GROCICRIES Phmws Z2-l-NT 207 S. l 1'unt1 St. KELLY HARDWARE CO. IYl1olesa1l1- R1-tail .I JL'IlIl'l'S EYl'IRY'l'IIINIi IN HARINVARE Hslanlwlislmm-d Uvm' 20 Yours Page Two Hundred Four I . I I f MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN Florsheim Shoes Stetson Hats Wilson Bros. Furnishings Onyx Pointex Hosiery Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes MARQUETTE CAFE W0 svvvv tho lwsl IIIUZIIS ill town Open Day and Night Quality is our Motto .154 'XYilShIIIQ'I.1II1 Sl. M A IiQUIG'l7'l'E Qualxty Hardware OSCAR E. NIIGMI, l'I'0ll. lfifi S. 1 IlUN'l' S'I'. PIIONIC T503 'I' YPICXY R I 'I' ERS Sold Rc-ntvd Iiopairwl Spf-vial rc-ntrll 1-zltos to students UNDERWO0D TYPEWRITER C0., INC. J'I:u'luw lfllork - I'lmm- S05-R FUIIIIIZIIII I'1-ns 'Phat Satisfy Iwi. us supply you with :1 If'uunt:xin Pen that will prim- you :absolute s:nLisf:u'Liun in every waxy. A lim' sz-If-filling.: I'I'II from 92.50 lu 97.00 Ds jardins' Pharmacy -H7 N. 'l'lIIIiD ST. SUPERIOR CAFE III S. Front. St. M A I IQI' lC'l l'I'I. M ICI I. M. M. STIERLE Urouml Floor Silulio I 508 N. Front SL. I'h4mo 1287 CON KLIN'S .lvwvlry and Music House Fino Iliamomls ax spec-inlty Gl'1'0Il mul 0t.h1-r High Grzulu IV:lt'cIlcs Class Rings and Pins Medals, Prize Cups and 'l'r0phies NYM:-I1 Repairing Duo-Art Ih-lwocllu-illg' Pianos l+Ivvl'ylIling' in Music Suu-lcs the l.z11'g:osl, flumls thu Finest, I'l'i4-os the Iiowvsl, :lt CONKLIN'S Marquette Pharmacy l'lIIIIllII'H N Jnllnson, Props. lIRl'GS ANI! SUNIIRIICS 147 XX':lshing'tm1 SL. M A IlQUIfl'l l7IG MICHIGAN Page Two Hundred Five COAL COKE BUILDING MATERIAL FEEDS 110 S. Front St. F, B, Spear Q S0113 Phone 117 llc tat big' pzutyj 1 I mzulc :ui awful mistake just now I told 'L , . . , , . maui I thought thc host was ZI stiugy olcl hlig'litci', zuul it lmppcm-fl to bc the host I,spokc to. She: C Jh, you moan my liuslmuclf' You flou't look well. No, ,I have just hccu unconscious for eight hours, Hcavcus! What was VV1'OIl0':'I' 5 . Nothing-I was just asleep. .Dcnr Sou: 'I low's CVCl'f'lLIlIllg' at collcgc? lflcusc typo your lcttcrs after this. Thu only thing fl can rczul in them is thc Hgures. Since-1'cly, Dad. FRANK LA BONTE BETTS 8: SON TAILORS Always ,Hns 105 ItIIll'2I5.Y1l, Avvnuo Phone 1445 FRESH GREEN VEGETABLES mwrrs :ma . IF 1T's FROM THE FANCY GROCER-IES Give Us :L 'l'1'i:L1 Order lT'S GOOD Phones N0. 573-574 l I l2 N. Third St. Page Two Hundred Six A Wide Awake Store in 21 W ide Awake Town Bernstein's Department Store I.CCtl.ll'Cl' Int night scl 1 1 molj 1 'l'l1o oluu, olf course. is the unit of electric- al resistance. What would two ohms make? Yoicc from the lmclc: .l'lcztse, sir. a 'orriblc sc:u1clz1l! --v l'ro1cssor: XY2lIlQCl', lmvu I left my hut lu-rc? XX'nitcr: No, but your lrit-ml, l'roft-ssor X. has lx-cu waiting' lu-rc for tlu'cc hours for you. .l,'1'ofcssor: 'l'l1ev'c! I know I llacl forgotten soluctllingf' Anderson 8: Mellin High Quality MIGATS :uul GROCICRIICS Prim-os Right 323 N. 'Fhird I'1wn0 54 WASHINGTON SHOE STORE SIIUIGS FOIL 'I'HI'I XYl'lUI.I'l IFAIXIIIA' SCHOCH 8: HALLAM CLASS RINGS and PINS Uomplm-to Lino ol' Jewelry and lmlivicluul Gifts You 1-:nu do alll your trading :xt tho Getz Department Store Complete Outlilliers for College Stmlonts Newest uurl snznppiest styles :always on display J. and H. Electric Shop For Your ldlt-c-t1'i4':xl 'Proublos 'l'hm- Shop oi' Sorvic:0 l'hf1m- 1-IU .ll0 N. Third st. MARQLl1Q'ETl?lC, M ICH. Page Two Hundred Seven GUELFF PRINTING CO. Commercial Printers ANNUALS DISTINCTIVE STATIONERY liiigiuiviiig and linibossing MAIiQl7IC'l l'E, MICH. LET US QUOTE YOU D0 YOU KNOW, NORMAL SENIORS, That when you become Superintendents, Principals and Teachers in the various city and township schools throughout the country, that you can purchase your school supplies and equipment right he1'e in Cloverlund ut wholesale prices? If you want to look over Supply catalogs during the vacation months, we will gladly give you IL copy of our new issue free of charge. Upper Peninsula Office Supply Co. - Wholesale SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT MARQUETTE, MICH. Page Two Hundred Eight ,rut 1- x INE annuals, like brilliant victories, are brought about by the co-or- dination of skillful generalship and trained effort. The Jahn 82 Ollicr Engraving Co. is Americas foremost school annual designing and engraving specialist, because in its organization are mobilized Americas leading cre- ative minds and mechanical craftsmen TI-IE IAI-IN 82 OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. Photographers Artists and Makers of 1' me Printing Plates or Black and Colors ' 817 W WASHINGTON BLVD CHICAGO LJX . 4 f u Q, 4 -fm ,f x, me t-L E1.l1:'-Mlfzfm .,,5. -..ii-itljsw, v'1-:Ulf-Vi' ' -W. PUHU TWO Hundred Nim Northern State Teachers College is a member of the American Association of Teachers Colleges and of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. P Two Hundred Ten l -fr' ' t M y l RlNiilfl, RUMANS ,XXII CUL,lN'l'RYM,l'IN Tl-lave you hearrl about the big' strike that the fringe-workers in the lamp-shafle laetories are attempting Sure, lJo you think they have the right idea? Well, Fifty million Fringe-men ean't be wrongf Mr. Nloleenle: l'arclon, but haven't we met before? Bliss lileetron thaughtilyj: I clon't know you from .Xtom. Sancly: Did ye see my new automobile. block? of heacl-lights. lt has rellectors instead Bly goorl man, how clo you happen to be in this state y 11X hlcl llut l got thrown out of--hiel-the other forty- l'm shoj' -Af ' shevenf' First Knight: l challenge you to combat. SCClJllfl Knight: l have cleeicleml never to light again. 1:11-Sf: I Jh, come on, jonst this once. Passenger: NfYliy, l asked for the sixth Hoor ancl here you've brought me up to the seventh l .lilevator Man: Oh well, that's my story ancl l'll stick to it. Popper, vot is a reve1'ie?', .'Xeh. aeh, Abie, flot you shoulml be so clumb, vy it's cler fella vot judges cler boxing fights: now run get Popper some ol' clot free running' salt Vot l' saw aclvertisefl. Urator: XVhat is home withf-ut the olml folks ? The Yoiee: lust llaby ancl lllC.U Mother: W'illie, it's clinner time. tio wash your hands. Modern Youth: . Xw, go wash em yourself. l'm busy. Page Two Hundred Eleven Whether You're a Student or Graduate -here's a banking service that meets every flemanfll While you're a student al Northern, this bank's facilities and service can help you in innumerable ways. A Savings Ac- count here will safeguard your fundsg a Checking Account will make it easier lo pay your bills, and our officers will al- ways willingly give you trustworthy advice on your finan- cial questions. A't'terwarcls .... when your banking requirements become more cliversitiecl, First National service will be even more helpful in the hanclling of your tinances. For here you will fincl every kind of linancial service a moflern bank can offer. No matter where you are, First. National service is available. VV e are always as near as your mail box, and always eager to serve Northern students and grads. If you can't come to the bank in person, do your banking here by mail! The First National Bank 81 Trust Company MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN Page Two Hundred Twelve 5 If T .':. U: 0 'RL I 11.10 Jpu 1.70 Imnyljql ,1 '4 f Auimglmphs 90 M MH, -1'-0-l-,24liflnD QQ Ww wgjiw-Ufia' fhifgg ,Q WJ- MMWMHQ ,, .4 HTQWMQJMM Af rs Z, X AQQMWZQTWLZA J M fkww WW WM mwigdgifif, WW I , 7 I V4 A Autographs