Shattuck School - Shad Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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ccD0ggyv Frank Annis Ahrens Osage, Iowa Fresh from the heart of lowa comes Frank, who has had little difficulty in becoming a success in school. Main- taining the job of floor ofiicer in Dobbin for two years may be regarded as a real accomplishment. Having tried his hand in four sports, he is perhaps the greatest booster of the Gopher teams. Frank's carefree nature and his ability to keep happy at all times have won him many friends. FNTERIED FALL OF 19,11 Staff Sergeant 11, Sergeant 4, Corporal 3, Flag Company 3, Gopher Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Gopher Baseball l, 2, 3, 4' Gopher Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Bridge Club 4, Cum Laude. 5, WWII, -2, 55 'lzpff Nifedg-f'g X 0 ':'7f7f,fI1 '51, K 0 71, JS-1? 'gig 7 j - 51 ' F 25 '17 t. f -:L Q,-1: - 1--y, , ::'a L- 1 V 5. 1, Q M 'his itiiff Bulletin Robert Roy Aurner Bladisun, XX'isconsin lt is generally agreed that Bob's career at Shattuck has been a trying one. After three hectic years in Wfhipple. the Bullet has finally come to roost as floor officer in Breck. Though much of his time has been devoted to his studies, he has nevertheless come to excel as an operator at St. Marys Bobs presence in C, Com- pany has been a colorful experience. utilizing his rank to act as the indispensable mess sergeant. IZNTERIZD FALL OF 1911 Staff Sergeant 4, Sergeant 4, Corporal 3, First 'learn Swimming 2, Gopher Basketball 4, Gopher Baseball 1, 2, Gopher Tennis 2, 3,

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if A ,:, Ba Walter Mayo Balfour Rochester, Minnesota wf., . stil 'lull X sc lv J' 1 ,.. TWENTY FOUR -4 Wrtlt has been one of the quieter members of the class, but he has not spent his time idly. Working with Jett, he is largely responsible for the weekly appearance of the Sper. Through hard practice Bal has gained a position on the track team and has earned his share of the points. As a platoon leader, he has faithfully car- ried out his job to keep BU Company on top. ENTERED FALL OF 1941 Second Lieutenant 47 Sergeant 47 Corporal 37 Private First Class 37 Gopher Football 3, 47 Gopher Basketball 3, 47 Gopher Track 3, 47 Gopher Tennis l, 2, 3, 4. ,se-'B fa- t ffl aff: C Nfl 'if-L n 14 s L L, .into-,qv f ' Q l ,L 1 5,-69 i1'i::ni U? 2, SKY ,. an ' 3 f riff? ag ing? W nnxn p'i0' t'f?1ts'aTsIk. fCJack3! lohn A. Bolz Madison. XX'isconsin The Madison aggregation would never be complete without the Beast, for in him there is that which is impossible to explain. Always on hand for a good time, he has contributed much to the humorous side of school, and his membership on the football squad shows his inclination for athletics. His gift for gab was used to the full advantage, for as a cheerleader he has been a great help in bringing out the school spirit. IZNTERED FALL OF 19412 Corporal 47 Guidon Bearer 37 Gopher Tennis 2, 3, 47 Gopher Basket- ball 2, 3, 47 Varsity Football 47 Cheerleader 3, 47 Choir 2, 3, 4, Bridge Club 4.