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

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N.W.S.A. f Advanced Many 'iAggie graduates have availed themselves of the opportunity for re-enter- ing the doors of their Alma Mater as advanced students, some for preparatory work to enter college, others for more practical knowledge of farming and homemaking. Among the members of the '31 advanced class are representatives from the classes of l28, l29, and '30, Our work in the various activities outside of our class room work has been indeed pleasing. We have proven ourselves as good sportsmen, which above all-is the most important. Our Aggie days now come to a close and may the classes in the years to come uphold our Aggie spirit. A LITTLE SONG OF LIFE Glad that I live am I, After the sun the rain, That the sky is blue, After the rain the sung Glad for the country lanes, This is the way of life, And the fall of dew. Till the work be done. All that we need to do, Be we low or high, ls to see that we grow Nearer the sky. Class Roll Anderson, Ivan . . . ................... .,.., G reenbush Barry, Garret ...., ........., B ejou Bjerken, Marie ..,.. ..... G oodridge Bryngelson, Vernon . . . .... Callaway Cain, Thomas ...... .... R ed Lake Carroll, Harold ...., Mentor Caudle, Johanna , . . . .... Crookston Chelstrom, Ernest . . , .,... Perley Degerness, Alvin ..,. Degerness, Helen Elton, Lawrence . .. Ferry, Ruby .,..,. Fisher, Roy .... Flom, Kenneth . , . Hamre, Norah ..., Hanson, Arnold ,. . Harris, Ethel .... Haugen, Glenn .... Hetland, McLean ..,. Holmes, Donald , . . Knutson, Wilfred .... Koppang, Evinda Krogstad, Emma . . . Letnes, Daniel .,... Letnes, Isabelle ,.... . Lindquist, Clifford . .. McDonald, Eugene .... Newhouse, Lawrence .... Omundson, Lawrence Parduhn, Viola .....,.. Pederson, Effie ...,. Peterson, Lawrence , . . . Poetschat, Bertha .... .....Gary ......Gary . . . .Hawley . . . .Hendrum . .,.... Lockhart ... . .Twin Valley ............Gary Thief River Falls ........Crookston ..........,,Gary .,....Halstad . . . . ,Strathcona . ,... Clearbrook ,. , ,. .Climax . . . . ,. .Fertile . . . ,Crookston . . . .Crookston ........Wylie . , , ,Underwood . . . .Crookston .....,..Radium . . . .Cedar Bend . . . .Clitherall ........,.Gary ....Bird Island Soderberg, Melvin . .. ..... Kennedy Tangjerd, Lester .... ..... B agley Torkelson, Emmet .... Crookston Vik, Carl ......... ..... H alma Wollin, Luella .... .,...,. E ldred Thirty-nine X

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g N.W.S.A. TOP ROW: Holmes, I. Anderson, Omundson, Hetland, Tangjerd, Cain, Knutson, Bryngelson, Hanson, Dunn, A. Degerness. MIDDLE ROVV: Hamre, Elton, Haugen, Chelstrom, Soderberg, Mr. Anderson, Miss Polski, Lindquist, Vik, MacDonald, Pederson. FIRST ROW: Krogstad, H. Degerness, I. Letnes, D. Letnes, Newhouse, Caudle, Flom, Bjerken, Ferry, Poetchat. Advanced Class Officers LAWRENCE NEWHOUSE -------- - President LAWRENCE PETERSON - - Vice President JOHANNA CAUDLE - - - Secretary KENNETH FLOM - - Treasurer DANIEL LETNES - - - - Sergeant-at-Arms COLORS: Maroon and Gold FLOWER: Yellow Jonquil MOTTO: What I mn to bf, I am now becoming Advanced, fare thee welll Down the path of life's years, Visions-hopeful, happy, we have for you, As we see the parting hour draw near. Now! farewell, dear schoolmates- Carry on as we have done, Enjoy your passing Aggie hours- Doing, serving, working, playing. Thirty-eight X

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g N.w.s.A. j TOP ROW: Refling, C. Nelson, Gronner, Hagen, Harstad, Lundin, Lunsetter. FOURTH ROW: Sargent, Toomey, Ferris, Smeby, Moen, Steenerson, Melin, Scott, R. Johnson, Engevik, Gustafson, Bursheim, Karlson. THIRD ROW: Stoflel, S. Nelson, Henry, Solmonson, O. Johnson, Larson, Mr. Dowell, Mrs. Dowell, Burk, Eggen, Mandt, Dorseth, E. johnson, Ardell, Hillestad. SECOND ROW: McKibben, Gault, Torgerson, Naplin, Heegaard, Wang, Widseth, A. Strand, Erickson, Pearson, Urbaniak, Dalager, Smith, Hoppe. FIRST ROW: Kroneman, Mcllraith, Hovalson, Volker, Gordon, Abbott, Hanson, Hoidahl, Omdahl, H. Simonson. Junior Class When we, the Class of 1932, arrived on the campus of the Northwest School on October 6, 1929, there was in our hearts the deep desire to be worthy of our parents' sacrifices, our class and our school. When our class was organized on October fifteenth, the enrollment was one hundred and twenty-four, the largest freshman class that had been enrolled at the Northwest School. We were fortunate in securing Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dowell as our class advisers. As an indication of our potential possibilities in athletics we were second in the outdoor festival and a very close second in the inter-class basketball contest. Our class motto is, Surfers comes to those who hustle wisely. The members of the Junior Class have taken a prominent part in all school activities such as athletics, literary societies, debates, choruses, judging contests, and other inter-class events. When we return as Seniors next year this resolution will be in our hearts, Let us make this class the best Senior Class that has ever attended the Northwest School of Agriculture. In doing this let us keep in mind the words of Longfellow: HThe heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight, But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night. Class Officers President - - ------ - EDWIN WIDSETH Vice-President - OLIVE HEEGAARD Secretary - - - - - GARTH FERRIS Treasurer - - ELIZABETH ERICKSON Sergeant-at-Arms - - - ARNOLD STRAND Forty X