Starbuck High School - Chippewan Yearbook (Starbuck, MN)

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I 1- 4 -'rum CHI JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET On Friday evening, May 28, 1937 at 6:30 the seniors, as guests of the Junior Class were en- tertained in the picturesque country of Holland across the sea. At the invitation of a Dutch boy and girl they were seated in groups of four at individual tables. Above them was a canopy of blue and white streamers. The tables were decorated with small bouquets of flowers around which danced Dutch children. The place card, menu, and program were in form of a Dutch Windmill. -The nut cups were made attractive with little Dutch figures pasted to them. A little gravel path led across the green lawn up to a quaint Dutch windmill. This was sur- rounded by beds of gay tulips. The waiters and waitresses, Dutch lads and lassies, walked thru the windmill and up the path as they served the guests. The menu was as follows: fruit cock- tail, salad, potatoes, Swiss steak, biscuits, rad- ishes, olives, coffee and ice cream. The following program was given between courses: Welcome - Brenten Myking Vocal Solo - Dorothy Amundson Tulips - Supt. W. A. Peterson l Canals - Vernon Smedstad Wooden Shoes - Aulis Pederson Piano Solo - Jeannette Kjera Dikes - John Merrill Clarinet Duet - Paul Johnshoy, Boyd Opheim The Sea - Clarice Elie The Junior Class advisor was Miss Schendel. HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL The High School Carnival of 1937, was a memorable event in Starbuck. On the evening of October 30, guests from the entire country side were greeted by shrill blasts of horns and clouds of confetti. Side shows, concessions, and movies furnish- ed the entertainment for the first part of the evening. After a delightful program, the evening was climaxed by the crowning of the Carnival Queen of 1937-38, Clarice Elie, senior candidate. The Junior candidate was Gladys Smedstadg Sopho- more, Harriette Thorstadg Freshmen, Verna Landmark. Valuable door prizes were given to the per- sons holding the lucky numbers. Pl' EWAN- 1 a ix MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY AND GIRL IN SENIOR CLASS 1932-1938 Bernice Berge '38 Brenten Myking '38 Jeneva Skoglund '37 Virgil Mather '37 Esther Amundson '36 Lloyd Landmark '36 Margaret Larson '35 Dorvan Skoglund '35 Jeanette Ingvarson '34 Glenn Berge '34 Geneva Larson '33 Arnold Berge '33 Alma Gorder '32 Kermit Wollan '32 BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Starbuck School Auditorium Sunday, May 29, 1938-8:00 P. M. Processional ............................ Mrs. O. H. Wollan Opening Prayer and Scripture Reading ............,......... Rev. M. C. Johnshoy Hymn: Take My Life and Let it Be Consecrated, Lord to Thee ...,.....,,, Audience Sermon: Grace-Hallowed Ambition Rev. M. C. Johnshoy Selection .............................. H. S. Mixed Chorus Song of Peace by Sibelius Hymn: Lead on, O King Eternal ...... Audience Prayer. and Benediction Recesslonal ............................ Mrs. O. H. Wollan Twenty-ninth Annual Commencement STARBUCK HIGH SCHOOL Thursday, June 2, 1938 High School Auditorium-Eight o'clock Processional .................................. Pearl Eidberg Invocation ................................ Rev. G. O. Forde Salutatory .................................... Bernice Berge Commencement Address- Essentials of an Education Dr. Oscar L. Olson, Luther College, Decorah Selections .................................... Girls' Glee Club Fair Land of Freedom by Barton-Klemm Beauteous Morn by German R. S. Forde, Director Valedictory ,.,,.,.......................... Vivian Aslagson Presentation of Diplomas ................ Wm Merrill President, Board of Education Presentation of Awards .... Supt. W. A. Peterson Benediction ,............................... Rev. G. 0. Forde

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