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

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gyN.W.S.A.i Football Letter Men I lfRl.lYfl STRXYIJ l'ilIWlY lYllJSl'i'I'Il Trrm lyzllfx' .llrliiloyli rlizlrlale Ifntl Also playerl his lirsl year l'l.iyinu his scarinnl year ol ' ol fooilwill at the . . , oo 1. NlllCll is ewiierietl of him his opponents. llc has iwu new year. ni re years :li iliis school. .XR I Ill R l,liS'l'liR 'I'.XXlILllCRD IIICXIDRICKSON Rrzglry Fruxlnn T il'l Student Nlnii:ii:erfl7oelnr. Les played most every This was Dm-'s hrst years C will he missed next year. he xi willim: helper. Mm-li fredii goes to him. 1930 FOOTBALL SCORES OPPONENTS AGGIES Red Lake Falls ........... 0 Crookston Aggies .. , . 0 Thief River Falls ...,. ..,13 Crookston Aggies .. .t 7 Park Region Luthers ....,. ,. . 6 Crookston Aggies ..,,... . . .18 MORRIS AGGIES ....,...... .. . O CROOKSTON AGGIES .... . , 20 GRAND RAPIDS AGGIES .,.. 0 CROOKSTON AGGIESM . 34 Bemidji Teachers . ,..... ..,20 Crookston Aggies ...., . . , 0 'AOSVVALDH 'lOssie is one of the reasons why school spirit is key- ed to such a high pitch between the Crookston and the M o r r i s A g g i e Schools. Ossie Hrst made his appearance at the 1929 game. He spent one year at the Morris School. VVhen the Morris Aggies invaded our territory last fall, Ossie came along. Our victory has caused him to make his home with us and we hope that he will choose to re- main with us in- definitely. Fifty-one X

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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

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FIRST SQUAD TOP ROVV: Mr. Christgau, Fisher, Dallum, VVidseth, Cain, Tangjerd, Pearson, Elton, Mr. Urovk, MIDDLE RDNV: Bryngelson, johnson, Hagen, Avery, Anderson, MacDonald, Sorenson, Haugen. FRONT RDVV: Strand, Radway, Lindquist, L. Peterson, Flom, Moen, C. Peterson, Doe. Hendrickson. ENTIRE SQUAD TOP RUNV: Coulter, Gilmet, Erickson, Nelson, Hoff, Gronner, Ardell, Haugen, Ferris. THIRD ROYV: Mr. Christgau, Hagen, Elton, Avery, johnson, MacDonald, Anderson, B ryngelson, Mr. Ocoek. SECOND ROVV: Sorenson, E. Strand, Dallum, Pearson, Moen, VVidseth, Knutson, Stenhorg. Ii0'l 1'OM ROXV: Radway, Lindquist, L. Peterson, Tangjerd, Florn, A. Strand, C. Peterson. lfffly-Irion