Starbuck High School - Chippewan Yearbook (Starbuck, MN)

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P32020 CHIPPEWAN 1939 Bus Transportation NORTHWEST ROUTE Back Row-Doris Olson, Carolyn Kjera, Mildred Olson, Marie Engebretson, Marie Lingen, Rosella Nordaune, Jean Anderson, Blanche Lingen, Howard Teigen, Ger- hard Lingen, CML Borstad, bus driverb, Ralph Norland, John Anderson. Front Row-Dorothy Finstad, Helen Lorvig, Gladys Smedstad, Clarice Foss, Naomi Foss, Doris Hagen, Dolores Edmunds, Elaine Kjera, Walter Nelson, Dewey Teigen, Ralston Gunvaldson, Jacob Gorder, Orville Dahlsenng, Richard Teigen. S0 UTIIWE ST ROUTE Back Row--Esther Berg, Martha Larson, Olivia Skaaden, Viola Sanvik, Sylvia Ronnie, Adeline Brevig, Arvie Gaarder, Rueben Tonn, Leroy Olson, Paul Samuelson, Elvin Branch, tMr. Olson, bus driveixl Front Row-Fern Sanvik, Phyllis Evjen, lone Sylventer, Gladys Van I.uil:, Crarc Sanvik, Lcnora Berg, Erling Brcvig, Roy Rcrcns.

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Virginia Corliss ,,,,,.,,,,,.,...,.,,,,,,.,..,,,...,,,, Lillian Stadsvold 1939 CHIPPEWAN Pajc-19 Junior Class Play Left to Right-Wallace Hoium, Orville Dahlseng, Sidney Aslagson, Paul Samuel- son, Dellora Hidem, Margaret Sanvik, Arden Brenden, Gordon Wiltse, Harriette Thorstad, Earl Person, Ardis Skoglund, Doris Myking, Lillian Stadsvold, Vernon Larson, Mr. Lunstad. THERE GOES HENRY This three-act comedy was presented by the Junior Class on Friday, November 18, 1938, under the direc- tion of Mr. J. P. Lunstad. Henry Adams returns to his home several years af- ter a broken engagement to a girl whose father had used him to get the better of him in a business deal. As a result, he is bitter toward the girl and the Corliss family. Henry discovers an amateur house-breaker, whose only offense is the desire to pretend and to be in the home that was once her mother's. They decide to play a game in which neither is to try to find the name of the other. This leads to severe complications, since she is the younger sister of his former girl-friend. Matters are finally settled to the satisfaction of all and have their happy ending for Hen1'y and Virginia. Also entangled in Henry's love affair are Mollie, an old friend of the Adams family, who mothers Henry, Pettv. who helps Mollie with the housework and helps herself to a love affair with Slim, Henry's young chauf- feur: Ramsey Taylor, who gets mixed up in a love af- fair with a young butter-and-egg delivererg Sophia Simpson, a town gossip who has a long nose in the affairs of everyoneg and Tom Turner, a slow-moving character on whom Sophia has her matrimonial eye set. Cast of Characters Betty Brunk .....,.,., ,,.,.. Mollie Prentis , Sophia Simpson Tom Turner ,,,,,, ,, ..., .. Henry Adams ,, Ramsey Taylor Arden Brenden Slim Harrigan ,,,,., Helen Mattson John Corliss . . . Ardis Skoglund Doris Myking Harriette Thorstad , Gordon Wiltse Vernon Larson Earl Person Margaret Sanvik Paul Samuelson Margaret Corliss Dellora Hidem Production Staff Director ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,..,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,, . , ,,,,,.,.. J. P. Lunstad Stage Manager M ,,,,,... ,,,,., ,,,, , , . Wallace Hoium Assistant Stage Managers , ,, Sidney Aslakson Orville Dahlseng Prompter ,, ,. ,, ,,,, ,.,, . . , ,,,,. Eunice Erickson Ushers , ,. Agnes Benson, Mildred Olson, Naomi Foss, Clarice Foss

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1939 CHIPPEWAN Page 21 SOUTHEAST ROUTE Third Row-Omar Vinge, George Billehus, Irwin Knutson, Harlan Wold. Middle Row-Elsie Evenson, Elaine Lund, Eleanore Pederson, Jean Lund, Orlette Lageson, Adeline Hanson, Betty Evenson, Maynard Vinge, Howard Hagen, fMr. Opdahl, bus driverj. Front Row-Bernell Hagestuen, Robert Pederson, Milton Knutson, Gordon Harstad. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Girls' Basketball, which has been organized to pro- mote an interest in athletics, has been given fine at- tention among the high school girls. As Freshmen, in the year 1935 and 1936, we joined the girl's basketball squads. Under the able supervi- sion of Miss Olson LMrs. Irving Helgesonl, our physical education teacher, we practised twice a week. In our inter-class tournament, we lost to the well-groomed Sophomores by a one-point margin, 16-17. In our Sophomore year, under the capable super- vision of Miss Schendel, we hoped to make a better showing that we did in our Freshmen year, but fate was against us again. Although we defeated the Fresh- men with a great score, 22-4, we had to be satisfied with third place in the tournament. During the year 1937-1938 we were again practicing two nights a week with the high goal in mind, that of winning the championship. But as usual, fate was once more against us, we losing to the Sophomores by a score of 30-25. At last our last year of high school basketball was rearing. All went out for good practices and as we had neter taken a champlonihip, we decided to play the best basketball possible. By good team work, we were able to conquer the Freshmen with a decisive score ol' 24-6, thus receiving our Well-fought for championship. Since there is no more high school basketball for us. we shall always remember the many pleasant hours we have spent among our worthy advisors, opponents, and classmates, JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Under a network of green streamers, with lighting effected by colorful Japanese lanterns, the Junior- Senior banquet was held at the school auditorium on Friday, May 20. Cherry trees, covered with hand- made pink blossoms, were used to make a Japanese garden. The Senior guests were ushered into a lounge which led to the garden proper. Here there was a Japanese rock garden, which included a goldfish pond. There were twenty tables with places for four laid at each table. The place cards were miniature jinrikishaws with a Japanese pulling them. Between the spokes the menu and program were printed. Favors of tiny, Japanese lanterns filled with nuts decorated these tables. During the banquet, the following program was given: Address of Welcome .......... Toastmaster, Paul Johnshoy Toast Chopsticks ........................,......i..,... Bernice Bergc Piano Solo ................. .... A rdis Skoglund Toast Lanterns ..... ....... .......... H e nrik Aune Toast 'tUmbrella Selections--Vocal Trio .......... Margaret Marvin Hagen Sanvik, Dellora Hidem, Harriette Thorstad Toast Jinrikishaw sv Miss Selma Erickson Toast t'Pagoda ....,.................. .....i....... A lfield Forbord Instrumental Trio ..,...,............................. Clarice Gorder, Dellora Hidem, Ardis Skoglund Toast Monsoon .........A.,........,................. W. A. Peterson The Junior Class advisor was Miss Schendel.