Northwest School of Agriculture - Red River Aggie Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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,fx fe , V av . ,-vzrf' W'-vf':1','hf:f ll IIE RED RIVER AGGIE fl ' ' v-,..,..-...-,,,.., ,.-.....- -.,.... . .. 5141. -151 H.-:::,::'Z1ir:r:-ff-'::?'1TI3l1'Iff:f.t'YifEftZ!1-Lii1..,-,.33Le1.li,-- ., . ., Qhhanceh Top mic'-Jolmson, Nelson, Lewis, li. Anderson, l.uehau, Cil1'lVVl'lgIlll', Gandrud Second l'0TC'fR2llllSC, Stenborgr, Forder, Kozojed, Hanson, liuness, O. lludser, S, Rudsei' Tlzird rote--Skatvold, Kotrba, Peterson, Hruska, Lewis, Lundin, Y. Olson, D. Olson, Sheldrew. CLASS HISTORY As members of the advanced class, after realizing that our eduealion was not complete when we had finished the thiree-year eourse, we returned in the fall of '26 and again took up our duties as students at the Northwest School. lve do not do them from a sense of duty, but because our duties at this sehool have beeome a daily pleasure. lVe enjoy going to elasses beeause we have become interested in our class- W01'li- tll?UlliS to our instructors. Some of our members have planned to go on to eollege. 'llhose who eannot enter college realize that they are not tlirough with their edueation when they get their diplomas, but know that they have a good foundation to enter the school of experience. The four years we have spent here, have been the happiest of our lives. It has been the bridging over from ehildhood into womanllood and manhood, and our li,fe'S decisions have been made during these four years, or will be Shortly after their completion. CLASS OFFICERS PHINNICY S'l'l'lXl5ORG ..,.. ,,,,,, , .. Pl'e.siflmzl EDNA PETERSON ,..,.., ...... , .. Viet' Pre.s'icl1'nt INGRR LUNDIN ,,,,,,.,.,,.,,, ,.,, i Yecrelrzry-Treaszlrel' JOSEPH SKATVOLD ...... Sefgeflrzt-at-,flrms Page Thirty-nine X 1

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Tux RED RIVER Aouua 26 ' if f 'fidf , 719, st -1 '1rf ' X 'emu-T 7 XV M., , 'g,,3-1, L!!! V' l L ,R is ' ft, My , sf Zumurs - - , 42 X, , f f 'IXI7 , J , ,xt .1 fix 7'0'iUSI,6ll'S0Il, VVollebeek, Roisnm, Spokely, Carlson, Lindquist, A. Sandal, NV. Johnson, Dohias, Ilendrieks, XV. Danielson, Tramleni, Bestland. dgconu' 'ron'-f-llornseth. Eriekson, Rive. Burk, Norseth. Mellor, liostvold, Torlu-lson. liernath, Stordahl, Oras, Miller, T. Olson, Nelson. Third rowglieiswenger, Osmundson, Thorkelson, Martinson, l'arduhn, ll. Johnson, ltlaruska, Blair, Hoper, Hovland, l'lnghretson, l5l'yIlf,l'I'lSOI1, Aase, liuek, llokanson, li. Johnson. Bottom roic'--Pliilips, Skjerva, Ness, Dohias. ltoadfeldt, Berggren, Torgerson, Yiker, liakken, Sandal, Ilolub, Johnstad, liakken, Hoganson. A 3 ' cuss 1ns'1'oRY iVith the aid of Mr. and Nlrs. Pilliey as advisers, the class of '28 was re-organized with Cllester Torgerson as president. The .lunior Class takes an important part in all school activities sueh as athletics, musie, and literary soeieties. One of our Juniors, Teddy Carlson, is the president of the Y. lil. C. A. This year our elass had more memlmers represented in Home Projeet work than any other 1-lass. lilida lirielison won the Silver Trophy. Others who won honors: were lfsther Viker for the Sewing llrojeet. Teddy Carlson for the Crop Projeet .and Harold Norseth for the Tractor Project. Two .luniors were on the grain judging team which represented the school this year. They are George lierggren and Arthur Sandal. Teddy Carlson was the alternate on this team. A large number of the .lunior boys were on the foothall squad last fall and Harry Confer. George Bergg'ren and lflhner YVardeberg' reeeived letters. The Class of '23 shows a great deal of interest in haskethall also. The seeond team was largely made up of Juniors. Our elass team lead in class games played, and will he good material for next year's first team. One of our greatest aims is to make out motto, Keep Smiling, represent the spirit of thc class. l'lSTHEIl Vnmn ' K,-1 x f WOR. J U X l'lSTlIlClt RNLEBIIESTON ,. ,, L ciaxss oi 1 1c.i.ns Wllgj CHRS'l'l'lli 'l'0ltGlflltSUN ....................... ....... 1 'residcnf K N J GICORGIC l3l'lltUGltl'lN .. ... Vice Presiderzl M ,f yd ESTIIER VIKICR ..... ...... S ecrefary 2 ,- I VVILFRED BAK KEN . . ........ Treamzrer VVV . ALBERT SANDAI. .. .. so-gwnm:-Af if 'J v Page Forty ,W XJ,-.,