Rushford High School - Valley Legend Yearbook (Rushford, MN)

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THERE is a certain something, About our athletic teams; How they can make our hearts go fluttering, As they battle through their games. Much credit must be given, To this valiant fighting group; For they gallantly responded When from the sidelines we did root. How loyally they practiced, And how faithfully they played; This school can well be proud of, The honors they have made.

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SfimHHSniebniS —The Valley Legend — Aygarn. I. Kjos, N«w. A. Kjos, Drake. Jacobson, Erdman, D. Johnson Olstad. Fossen, Esrgen. Humble. Anderson. Paulson. M. Johnson. Peterson. Erickson. Rislove Highum. Johns. Solheid. Highum. Dahl. McDonald. Thompson, Dragvold. N. Johnson. Orr. Torgerson Janet Anderson Lyle Aygarn Cora Dahl Charlotte Dragvold Frances Drake Elberta Eggen Linda Erdman Hildred ErieksoH Olive Fossen . Eulah Highum Robert Highum Selma Humble Edwin Jacobson Frances Johns Donald Johnson Mildred Johnson Nona Johnson Arvid Kjos Isabelle Kjos' Francis McDonald CLASS OFFICERS President—Francis McDonald Vice-President—George Thomson Secretary—Eulah Highum Treasurer Dahl Linda Ness Martha Olstad Benora Orr Hildegarde Paulson Agnes Peterson . Pauline Rislove Elizabeth Solheid George Thomson -James Torgerson CLASS ADVISOR Miss Penschuck ■b r.Mi«iii.«.iiiaiiil«|Hflii|«iiiiB|iii«iiii«ii»iaitii«i«ii«ini«ii»i«iiii 1 q q 1 fi c5ii ■ i ibpi iiBii r5Ti 11 b : j HSTt iT5Ti iT5Ti r5i iTbTi iT5n 1 O 1 ------ [ PAGE TWENTY 1

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— The Valley Legend !i!li»|UfmiBniiBnii«iiii«iniBiui«iniBiiii«ii»iBinii iniiHl.i'aiHiHliilaUiiaiiiiBiii Biii'BiiiiBiira'iraiii i Thomson. McDonald. P. Peterson, Erickson. Highlcn, Schiebstad. Humble. Hoegh O’Donnell, A. Peterson. Overland. Enjrrav, It. Kjos, Jaastad. It. Schoonover, E. Bidwell Bidwell, James, Anderson. Mr. Hanson (Coach (Captain). Swiggum. I,. Schoonover. Quarve Football V HEN THE football season opened last fall, six lettermen in a squad of twenty v reported for practice. The lettermen were: Capt. “Dutch” Bidwell, Janies Engrav, Nordahl Overland, Arthur Peterson, Lyle Schoonover, and Justin Swiggum, who hailed from Peterson. With many inexperienced players, the prospects at the start of the season were not particularly bright. However, the team developed rapidly and proved that it should be feared by its opponents. Although the team did not win all of its games, it was a team with a fighting spirit. We can be proud of our 1930 grid team. The first game was with the Chatfield eleven. Rushford surprised the Fielders and ?lf took them into camp by a 6-0 score. Preston played here in the second game and took if! a 14-0 victory. The boys fought hard and showed up well in defeat. Lanesboro played jjji here next and defeated Rushford by pushing over three touchdowns in the last quarter. jj| The score was 18-7. jjj| iff Rushford went to St. Charles next and the St. Charles team took a 37-0 victory. At times Rushford played the best football displayed all year. Rushford engaged in two -j-games with Lewiston next and won the first 32-0 and the second 12-0. The return game ‘ at Lanesboro was the most exciting game of the season. Although the game ended 0-0, m m -- 1 01 Kit 11 ■' 111 ■ 11 • ' 11 : 11: ■11 ■ I ■ 111! ■ i I i I PACK TWENTY-TWO 1