Northfield High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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CLASS GAMES After the regular basketball season was over, several inter-class games were played. As is usual in such games intense rivalry caused considerable rough play- ing. A great deal of spirit was displayed at these games, and a number of K'stunts were pulled off between the halves and even during the games. Scores:- Seniors . . 27 All Stars . 9 Freshmen . 8 Sophomores . 4I juniors . . 22 Sophomores 21 BASKETBALL TEAM Twp K0'zU-lfreinouw, Truesdale, Dayton, Dougherty Qcoachj. llwtfmlz Rom'-Johnson. Chamberlin, Larson, Nelson, Smith.

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