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

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l N.W.S.A.. .z i if fsfit 1 Football Letter Men l.AWRliNC'lf Pl'iTl'fRSOfXl Gnry Captain Playim: his last year. Pete was the main stave in the line. 'lihis was his thircl year nl footlwall. and llc provccl to lic a litiini: Captain for the Aupics. .IOIIN ANDERSON Hallnrl' llallllwafli Playin: his hrsr year of football. -lohn shows much promise for next year. llc proveil to he a poonl tack- ler ancl lilockcr. aml also a uootl hall mu-r. Kl'iNNlfTll .XYFRY llnllmk Qtxartct'-lwacli llis ttrtcrrim: ifcnctitlsltip was an important factor in lvrinpinl: the Cliampionship to the N. YY. S. X. llc wlll Captain thc lflvl team, YHRYON l3RYXGl.l'lStlN ffallotmy Qt1gil'tciAliauk Playini: his hrst year, lit'ink prtvtml to lic a iulialvlc man. llc lilletl his position in a most lwrilllant manner. 'l'l lOXl.XS CXI X l'07t1'Ht1lf1 ltml Playinu his thirtl year ol lootlvall at thc .X. Li. Tom cmlctl his career in a llash of triumph. HARRY D.-XLLUM Ilmvlfy Playing his lirsi year of footliall at the fl. K1 plotc-tl to lic .t vvry Valli! alxlc man in the line. l..XlYRlfNK'l'i l'il.TON Hall-lwztrli Tony cnnlml his two year farccr at thc A. C. this year. llc provcnl to lic one of the hast hall-hacks this school has ever hatl, ROY l7lSllFR Rrltmmi Ftlll-lvaClc .Xlso cnclccl his two-year farcer at this sfhonl. Fish xxas notml for his cwccllvut passinu. KlfNXl2'l'll Fl.OlXl Twin Vallzy femur Playing his scfontl aml final year. has given him a reputation of heinp :tn excellent all arouml player. HARRY HAUGEN Pluminrr End lllayiniz his lirst year, llarry has clevclopctl into a goml ollcnsivc aml tlclcnsivc player. 4.5835- it.. . -'avg-1-K . K' .441-. -541 1 Q . 01 w--Q.-.I Forty-nine X

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N. W. S. A. R. J. CHRISTGAU Coach R. Christgau has proven himself to be a man who knows football and basketball. During his two years of administration as head of Physical Education, the Agricul- tural school conference title has come to our school twice. 'llhe first title came to us in basketball, during the season of 1929-1930. The second title came in football during the 1930 season. lt is not surprising that Coach Christgau has made this record of which we are all so proud as he came to us from the University of Minnesota with an enviable record as a player and leader of men. He played catcher on the Varsity baseball team for three years and he was captain in his senior year. He was also a member of the football and basketball squads. He has won a place in the heart of all the loyal players of the Northwest school, and they all join in wishing him much luck and success in whatever fields he may venture, in the future. Two Reasons Why We Win During his two years at the Northwest school, Coach Christgau has been assisted in the work of coaching of both football teams and basketball squads by Assistant Coach Elwyn Ocock who is a graduate of the University of Illinois. ln football, Assistant Coach Ocock has worked with the second team in such a satisfactory manner that they have PTO- vided some stiff competition for the first team. He is also the coach of the basketball second team who have proved to be worthy opponents for the first string men. lWr. Ocock also teaches a number of gym classes. Mr. Ocock comes to us with an enviable record, having played tackle four years on a high school team. He is also engaged in the teaching of Agricultural Engineering and Shop- work. The entire football and basketball teams and squads wish J 5 E. L. OcocK to extend to him nothing but the best of luck and success in the future. Forty-eight

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N. W. S. A. Fiffy Football Letter Men lVlFRYlN HAGEN lvritlrrrvrzozl llalfelwarli Played his hrs! year and has two more years in which to make a youll name for himself. Vl'll,l.lAlXl JOHNSTON Drlrnfl l.nl'fJ llall-hack Played his hrst year ol fiiiitlmll here. A'Bill al- forded many thrills lor the fans this year. t'I,lFFORD LINDQIFIST Wylie Center Playing: his first and final year ol fnmtlwall, CMH has proved to lie a plural man. IQPCENF fXlarlJOY.'Xl.D l'n11rrfL'nml End Playing his lirsl year and final year. Mar played an imptnrtant part in the Morris Marne. lNl.'XRTlN MOFN Dallmi Tafkle Played his hrs! year ol fuothall. llis 200 pounds ol :iyoirdupois should prove of value to next year's .Kiltie line. ,lOllN PFARSON flliildlf Riwr Tackle Played his lirsl year ol football. klohn will he lsacli next year and much is ex' pected of him lvy his fel- low teammates. f'l.ARFNC'F PETERSON Ilrzzrlfy Guard Casey also has another year at this srlioul. lt was his first year and he proved to he a uuod man, RICHARD RADWXY Rnoxrwlf Guard Playinp his hrst year nl football. Dick proved to be :mother one of those fighting: Armies. Nlurh is expected of him next year. Pzxlvll SORICNSOY Hrzllofla Full-hack Played his hrst year also. The Aggies expect to see him develop into a youll hall Carrier next year. ARNOLD STRXNIJ Twin Vrillfy' Guard Playing his hrs! year. Fat has proved to he a serapper. lle has two more years. i X