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

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Tina R1-:D Rivmx Aramis Girls Zfiazkvihall L M L xx QL, -,., F5 -f -, 'K' v ' 4V - - ,9- Nvss lllnir Miss Um-1'lu-1' llvviluml linux-as llllJll'iMYll Olson Kwrvjcml l,lllilJlS lisulliiwlai Axlillllllgll thi- girls lc-am has not lawn sn-llvmlulvrl lu play nulsiilc g:u11m-s lu ilxh A . . . 1,llt'll' CIllllll5l?iNlll lm'lw:1slwllmll liar, not mlm-4-iwzm-ml. :xml allvmlauw :il ilu- pwu-lam-s ln sh-mlily im'l'casm'cl. 'l'l1c i.I't'SllIlll'll llavm' mails' : jr 1 , ge , 1,,'0lll slimxln mil sun xl will lm I4 xl opposition for llu- llppm-1' t'liiHSIlll'Il wllvu thi-y inn-I in 21 vlass gnnic. -X loam made- up of Seniors :xml .Xclvaucul SlLltlClll5 mill llw .lllIliUl'S aml clclwxlvml llwm. 17-5. liaskf-tlaall piwwimlvs liPlN5l'llllllllt'h fm' ilu- girls lu ln-:irn lllv rulvs. work. aml slum' Sl70l'lPsIIlHllhllll3. -X ani., , am I l, 1 l i S 'f f' ., ' K gy, l Ei A t H ::, H , - VW g.f1:,:H ,.. z, ,i I A Q l V i , 1 I all l . ,.,, . . W li Skjvrvzx. Miller, Ilemson, Miss Gr,-rlwr, Bain, 1 1elc'l1r'1', Hulull. Cvlilivlql, lQ411vem'lq', Filipi, 5l1'im'lQlc1', Ilulilwii, filllllllgbfilkl, .viliiuli Page I ifly-four in llvvumlinl wlup la mu 451 gww 11 s-P swap Q I .ni

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l illlllll Rim RlX'PlI! Anemia Ahuanreh Glass Zileam Nelson Shelmlrew Cartwright Sic-nlmrg Lewis Anderslui Rudser I,i1lu Altllough it had hut a Very small group of sfuch-nts lu pick from, lhe ,Xdvaneerl team has made a rec-Ord for itself in class haskethall. They have defeated bolh Senior and the lfreshmen teams in the first series of games played and must be rm-c-koned with when the school championship is to be deeimhd. Seniur Gllasz Cham AS is customary i11 hasketball at the Northwest Sehool. the members of lhe first ieam cannot take part in the interelass games. For this reason the aggressive players are well weedefl out of the Senior Class. Nevcrlllc-less. the Senior lvam won third plaee in the interelass gaines, losing to thc- rxllY3IlL4l'fl and Juniors. lml winning over llu- Freshmen. Danielson Suelimnel Aakre Dalus ljriekson Trandelii Anderson Priya lffflllf-filo