Scandinavia Academy - Trumpet Yearbook (Scandinavia, WI)

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42 THE TRUMPET where many happy schooldays had been spent, crumbled. Our Alma Mater was no more. What would we not have sacrihced at that moment to have had her restored! Late that very evening, it was announced that her spirit was still alive. Day by day, it grew stronger and the good peo- ple who cherished it have won our admiration. Their loyalty has been tested and their faith in noble principles has been con- 'drmed by their decision to rebuild the Academy on the same beautiful site in the heart of Wisconsin. They have had a vision of a bigger school and expect to realize their vision. It is natural that they should expect the Alumni to rally to their support. Fellow Alumni: What ought we do, and what can We do? Who will propose a plan at our next reunion? We have received most, we should love most. For value received, let us promise to pay. Ragnhilde Quien, '02, The following Alumni were visitors at the Academy during Commencement: Mr. E. H. Westgor, '07 5 Mrs. E. H. Westgor, '05, Mrs. R. P. Ellingson, '10, W. B. Murat, '10, Inga Gilson, '15, Gertie Gilson, '16, Arnold Waller, '17, Harry Lovdale, '17 3 Harold Blom, '17, Margaret Waarvik, '18, Julia Hanson, '18, Clarence Hanson, '18, Anna Slatten, '19, Alice Dybdall, '19, Amy Docka, '19, Bertha Anderson, '19. At the last meeting of the Alumni Association, the follow- ing resolution was passed: Resolved, that we the members of the Central Wisconsin College in Annual Session assembled at Scandinavia on this the 28th day of May, 1920, do hereby re- solve, that the Association as such shall endeavor to gather funds for the Library of our Alma Mater. A committee of three was elected to get in touch with all graduates and ex-students of our school in behalf of the much needed Library.

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THE TRU M PET 41 whole game. Even though Amherst was high-spirited and an- xious to win, we got the best of them by a score of 16-6. 1 S. A. 13, WAUPACA 7 On the seventh of May, Waupaca High came strong to Scandinavia to play the return game. Due to our batteries, and the good support by the fielders, we held them down 13-7. The fifth inning was our biggest one, due to the fact that we ran in five scores. S. A. 6, ALUMNI 5 On the afternoon of Commencement Day, the Academy nine played the Alumni. The Alumni had a very strong line- up, but due to the good pitching and field work, the Academites were able to hold their own by a score 6-5. TENNIS S. A. 2, Alumni 1 On the same afternoon. the Academy Tennis team, com- posed of Erling Blom and LeRoy liovdale, played the Alumni, Harry Lovdale and Harold Blom. The first set was won by the Academy. The Alumni came back stronger in the second set and won it. But the third set was again WOII by our boys, re- sulting in 21 in favor of the Academy. . .I X - J-1-,--4-L,-' , ,,-if-,V - 1- .. - 1 -'T- '-1. -T ..'-f1L5-855:12 a 1.67:-+-'-o One can truthfully say that The Scandinavia Academy Alumni have always been loyal to their Alma Mater. The spirit of loyalty has been high at Alumni Reunions, but pos- sibly never higher than last New Year's Eve when several alumni stood helpless watching the savage fire attack her. The tower which symbolized her lofty ideals, fell, the chapel, most sacred to all. was filled with Hamesg and the walls within

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