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

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 ''VUR activities were many, And we certainly had fun, Playing pranks upon each other When our practices were done. Our teachers seemed to join us; They just loved to watch us play. It must have been these gatherings, That kept their hair from turning gray. These activities have helped us, To become a better class. None of us will e’er regret them, When through high school we have passed. Those good times will linger with us. In our memories they will stay. Who knows how we shall miss them When we go our parting ways.

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SaBBBS-The Valley legend 1$ Ife $ I 0 I WEARERS OF THE HI m Hi it! HI it! HI iti BASKETBALL Gilmer Highlen, Captain John P. Anderson James Engrav Axel Jaastad Gordon James Nordahl Overland Walter Quarve Lyle Schoonover Justin Swiggum BASKETBALL Madeline Burke, Captain Pearl Bendel Edythe Iverson Clarice Larson Frieda Peterson Lelah Peterson Lena Rislove Evelyn Severud Hi HI iti 1 HI HI | HI HI HI HI HI HI FOOTBALL Elmer Bidwell, Captain John P. Anderson Robert Bidwell James Engrav Einar Erickson Gilmer Highlen Axel Jaastad Martin Kjos Arthur Peterson Nordahl Overland Palmer Peterson Walter Quarve Lyle Schoonover Robert Schoonover Justin Swiggum m HI HI HI HI HI HI Hi 1 HI iti DECLAMATORY Frieda Peterson Florence Marion John Peter Anderson HI HI HI HI its ! 1 q O 1 ....«|iiiaiiiiaiiiiaiiiiaiiiiaiiiiainiain......aniiaiiiiaiiiiaiiiianiiaiiiii i . 1 iTiniliiTiTiiTiTiflffiiTiTiiOT FiiTalMlalHiBhilaliilaliilaliM | PAC.K TWKNTY-KIGHT I

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ffSSfflHSBHM-llie Valley Legend-aSSaSSS — m ■i- 141 It! If HI oil of Honor -'SC rT'1 HIS LAST year sixteen percent of our one hundred and twenty-eight students managed to get on the honor roll every period. These students had at least an average of “B” which indicates that they may some day lead this old world to enlight-ment. Of all the classes, the Seniors lead with twenty-five percent of their class on the honor roll. The Sophomores ranked second with fourteen percent of their class; then the Freshmen with thirteen percent, and last, the Juniors, with ten percent of their class. The following are the honor students of 1931: SENIORS Madeline Burke Helma Haugen Evelyn Severud Lyle Schoonover Milford Sheldahl Theodore Roberton Axel Jaastad Evelyn Thompson « JUNIORS Florence Johnson Margaret Peterson Rachel Frisvold S O I H O M ORES Bernice Brevig Martha Hoel Edythe Iverson Virginia Otis Oryilda Peterson Anna Swenson FRESHMEN Frances Mae Drake Linda Erdman Eulah Highum Donald Johnson Senior Honor Roll - Four Years A SCHOLASTIC average of “B” or above during four years of high school work has been earned by seven of the class of 1931, whose membership is twenty-seven. This indicates a high standing of twenty-five percent of the class and is a record of which the class can be proud. The seniors making the honor roll, in order of their ranking, are: THEODORE ROBERTON, Valedictorian AXEL JAASTAD, Salutatorian HELMA HAUGEN EVELYN THOMPSON EVELYN SEVERUD MILFORD SHELDAHL LYLE SCHOONOVER I HI it! HI HI I HI HI HI HI HI HI HI HI ife HI HI Hf aja Hi HI HI PI pfa m | ■ IIIiibiiJIBJI1BJiibiiIIB ailiibiiIIB|Irailiibiiiibiiiibiii ibihibiiiibiu 1 Q Q 1 ■|H|»|tiiainianiiBiniiBmiBntianiianiiainiaiiiiaiiiiaii.ianii«iiii !TiiT5TiiT5iir3TiiT5Tiri rilliliiiriTiriTi A u ° 1 aTiiliTiiliTiilBliilBfirBliitaliitaliiLLiLliiLliiLliilaliilaliiUiiil It! m { PAGE THIRTY ]