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

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THE VALLEY LEGEM) Top row—Thoreson. Wicks, Woxland. Byboth. Reishus. Holland. E. Anderson. M. Johnson, Hoy uni. Swenson. DuMond, Himlie, Paulson Middle row—St. John, M. Anderson, Moran. Holder, C. Johnson, Lukkason, Aygarn Tracy. Sorom, Halvorson, Sundvor Bottom row—Fr is void. R. Johnson. Skarstad. Kjos. Ekern. Penschuck (advisor), Peterson, H. Johnson (advisor). Swigtrum, Hudmon, Betz. Henze ! ! Earl Anderson Maurice Anderson Ardis Aygarn Robert Betz Chester Boyum Margaret Budmon Agnes Byboth Clark DuMond Clifford Bbner Kenneth Ekem Norman P'aa I ucille Frisvold Arthur Halvorson Lucille Henze Lillian Himlie Thelma Hoiland Agnes Holger Clarice Johnson Marian Johnson Rees Johnson Luther Kjos Alice Lukkason Harvey Moran Milda Olson Forrest Paulson Ardis Peterson Doris Pietsch Lyle Reishus Marjorie Skarstad Lloyd Sorom Donald St. John Torvall Sundvor Olive Swenson Palmer Swiggum Donald Thoreson Frances Tracy Delight Wicks Gerhard Woxland CLASS OFFICERS President: Ardis Peterson V. President: Kenneth Ekern Secretary: Palmer Swiggum Treasurer: Luther Kjos CLASS ADVISORS Helen Penschuck Harry C. Johnson [ PAGE TWENTY ] 19 3 2

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 the valley legend Front row Donald Johns. Gordon James. John Peter Anderson (Captain), Arthur I.aumh, Walter Quarve , Hat’k row Georsre Thomson. Rees Jonhson, Paul Parish. Donald Johnson. Donald Hoogh, J. T. Hanson, Superintendent and Coach BOYS’ BASKETBALL IN THE FALL of 19.31, invisible figures were lurking in the shadows near the R. H. S. They haunted every hiding place; trailed the pupils to and from school; and at night, danced around the building to give vent to the joy that evil scheming was bringing to them. On their scowling faces was an evil, satisfied gleam which seemed to forebode disaster for the school. They thought that the athletic fame of the R. H. S. was to become a thing of the past. They did not think that a basketball team could be built around the regular veteran back from last year, Captain John Peter Anderson. This explains the presence of these sinister apparitions. They were waiting to pounce upon the throats of their victims as soon as the R. H. S. showed signs of giving up basketball. However, they were due for a very disappointing surprise. Mr. Hanson perched himself up by Mrs. Stehly’s desk and called out in a booming voice which resounded through the assembly. Mr. Hanson was calling his warriors— telling them that they must assemble and meet the enemy in order to protect the honor and integrity of their Domain. Out of the group of inexperienced though valiant young men who responded, a creditable team was chosen. Captain John P. Anderson, Walter Quarve, and Gordon James were the only letter-men back. I I PACK TWENTY-TWO J 19 3 2