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

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AWA R D S ASSEMBLY Awards .Xsseinhlies are held twice a year during the inonths of Decem- her and March. Students are given awards at these assemhlies for out- standing work in various school activi- ties. 'llhe honored students are present- ed rihhons. plaques. scholarships. cer- tificates, athletic sweaters. and The new lfoothall and liaskethall Cap- tains are also announced. lierniit 'llrangsrud is awarded the Ruettell Sweater as the most valualmle tnan on the 1938 foothall squad. Myrtle llanson receives sweepstakes trophy in llonie Project work front Miss llede. Morris Klagtnisson receives Dairy llerd Management Plaque from C. Bl. Pesek. Silas Strand. Captain-elect. receives Football Captain's Star from llarrj' Ward, retiring Captain. Girls outstanding in lloine Project work are given awards hv Bliss liede. Professor Clark presents Chester ,-Xnrlerson with a Potato Project Plaque. .Xrchie l.ee presents XYilliain Gath- eridge with 'l'ractor Project Plaque. Registrar Mlinar presents scholar- ship certiticates to llonor Roll stu- dents. First place rihhons awarded to win- ners in hoys' sunnner project work. Professor Clark presents Clarence Norum with Silver Trophy for out- standing project work.

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ARMISTICE DAY qXrniistice Day is ohserverl each year at the Northwest School hy an impres- sive assenihly lb1'Ugl'Zllll anrl ceremony at the campus inonument. 'lihis year the program openerl with our National ,'Xntheni, The Star Spangled Banner, sung hy the stu- clent hocly. Several appropriate selec- tions including: 'Z-Xrniistiee Day. Marching Song, anal ln Flanders' l ielrls were presenterl hy the 4Xclvanc- ecl Speech Choir. Miss Bierhaner sang a solo, Requiem, hy Laliorge. .Xn inspiring talk was given hy Rev. 4Xhner llaugen of the Lutheran Church of llrookston. 'lihe assenihly progrznn closerl with the song, .'Xrnerica 'llhe Beautiful. l.ecl hy an .Ninerican Legion llruni Corps. stuclents ancl faculty niarehecl to the monument near the campus gates for the final ceremony. lfvelyn llranrlt. Senior Class l'resi- flent. carries the wreath. 'llhe marching' line, colors in front. NYe March! livelyn gives her .Xrmistice Day acl- flress. She places the wreath on the mon- nment. .-Xhout face! Nearly, aim, tire! 'llapsl 'llhe monument, with our wreath- a silent trihute to our solrlier flilllfl.