University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Moccasin Yearbook (Morris, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1939 volume:

oe Mantor + se To Mr. Theodore H. Fenske Recently Appointed Superintendent of the West Central School of Agriculture The Senior Class dedicates The 1939 Moccasin WEST CENTRAL’ During the Junior Livestock Show last November at South St. Paul a special edi- tion of the daily paper featured many of the exhibitors and included pictures of 4-H Club champions at former Shows. Among these was a picture of Theodore Fenske who exhibited the champion lamb from Beltrami County in 1924 when he was a 4-H Club boy. His record in club work was one of steady progress and advancement culminat- ing in high honors and achievements. It is needless to say that as he did excellent 4-H Club work so he will do the same kind of work at the West Central School and Station. As superintendent every stu- dent will learn to know him asa trusted counselor and friend because he has had those intimate experiences which make up the life of the average farm boy. He has an under- standing of their problems, their hopes and aspirations, and will have a personal inter- est in their success and achievements. Mr. Fenske will maintain the fine ideals of the West Central School and will strive to translate those ideals into the lives of the young people who are enrolled in the student body. RESIDENCE — ib RSH LAR © a $C o Oo Recently I saw a magazine article entitled, ““The Future of American Youth.’”’ No man can predict with any certainty the future of American Youth, or the youth of any other land. Undoubtedly one might point out possibilities or trends, but exact or detailed predictions are very likely to prove wrong. I am quite certain of one fact, however, and that is that there is still work to be done that needs doing in a better manner than it has ever been done before. Our present day philosophy seems to be toward a system of shorter hours and easier work for everyone. Before you make up your mind that such a philo- sophy will guarantee your personal success in life, may I suggest to you that up to the present time, the people who have achieved success in their particular fields have almost invariably done it through hard work. I have enjoyed my association with the members of the Class of 1939. You have contributed much to the school. May you continue to contribute to the welfare of the society in which you are to live. MISS ELIZABETH CALDWELL, St. Paul; Business Training ..... MISS MARGARET NERHAGEN, Morris; Nursing ...... MR. E. J. VOLDEN, Morris; Registrar and Business Manager....... MISS DOROTHY ZELLERS, Adel, Iowa; Director of Home Economics ..... MR. ALLEN EDSON, Morris; Farm Management ...... MR. JULIUS FELT, Morris; Woodwork. WEST CENTRAL MISS HELEN PRINDLE, Moorhead; Home Management ...... MR. GLENN I. PRICKETT, Morris; Social Science ...... MR. JOHN ANDERSON, Morris; Science and Music ...... MR. A. B. ROLFE, Morris; Engineering ...... MISS HELEN SWAN, Morris; Music...... MRS. EUGENIA CLARK, Maplewood, Missouri; Home Economics. MISS LUCILE COX, Pierre, South Dakota; Business Training - MR. EARL PEDERSON, Morris; Engineering MR. PHILIP JORDAN, Morris; Animal Husbandry ...... MR. A. C. HEINE, Morris; Engineering and Athletic Coach MISS DAGMAR PEDERSEN, River Falls, Wisconsin; English and Librarian MR. T. H. FENSKE, Superintendent. SCHOOL FACULTY MISS NANNA JELSTRUP, Morris; Mathematics and Dean of Girls......MR. CLARENCE J. HEMMING, Hinckley; Animal Husbandry ...... MISS MARGARET O’CONNOR, Minneapolis; MR. THEODORE S. LONG, Park Rapids; English ..... MISS ETHEL MARGARET GILLMOR, Champaign, Illinois; Home Economics ...... MR. ROY BRIDGFORD, Morris; Agronomy. Ervin Hoberg, President; Elva Cook, Treasurer; Mr. Bridgford, Miss O’Con: nor, Class Advisers; Hugo Parson, Vice President; Joyce Sandvig, Secretary. THE ADVANCED CLAS$$ FERNE ALLEN, Guthrie LEONARD BALDRY, Dumont .....DALEBENSON,Canby..... WILTON CHRISTENSON, Murdock 5 Nico a ee ELVA COOK, Westport ..... PAUL FELDTMOSE, Askov...... TRUMAN HAGEN, Elbow Lake CLIFFORD HAMMERBERG, Graceville DOROTHY HANSON, Graceville ...... ALVA HAYER, Elbow Lake ...... ERVIN HOBERG, Lake Benton JOHN KOOSMAN, Appleton ......POLYCARP MEYER, Melrose . ..... THEODORE NELSON, Canby ANDREW OLSEN, Tyler ARDEN OSTERGARD, Tyler..... HUGO PARSON, Elbow Lake -..... JOYCE SANDVIG, Sunburg PAUL SMITH, Herman ...... ETHEL STARK, Kensington..... HELEN STARK, Kensington ISABELLE STARK, Kensington GAZELLA TRIPP, Beardsley ......JAMES VARNUM, Morris ...... LUELLA WESTBERG, Hoffman ee ee Te ee mr ain eatican isbn es bmi ‘ | § z 4 ALICE AMUND SON, Rothsay, othsay; Rothsay High school 1; Fer Montevideo High school 1, 4% Mixed Chorus - - ° Ey ip te : Scholarship 23 Moccasin Board 3--° °° da Chorus 2, 3; Operetta 2,3 STANLEY BLOCK, 31 3; Class Basketball 3. BORNHOFT, Barney, +¥ 2; Band 1 Wr eer Mixed Chorus TTT POE errermaneeaieenirsan-seritianen DORIS NSON CHRISTE otball 2, 35 Class Basketball ee VIN CHRISTENSON, Christy, ‘fle Club 1; Scholarship 33 Moccasin Board3---° °° pORIS CHRISTENSON, Murdock; Basketball 3; i WILLIAM V. CULSHAW, Billy, Minneota; Minneota High mgt RUSSEL DYER, scholarship 1; Moccasin Board 3--++° °° ETVILER, Bob, Morris - °° d Basketball os Declamation ichool 1; Rifle Cyber eee ROBERT D Class Basketball 1, 2; Saua ORLA ERICKSON, RAY FITZLOFF, Fitz, Buffalo Class Vice President 2; Class Football 2; 3; Moccasin Board 3--:°° °° Basketball as Mixed Chorus PAIS aR sheet , CHESTER 2 Mixed Chorus 2; Cheer Leader 1, n High School 1; . Mixed Chorus 1; Rifle Ci ei et) eee - Class Footbal! he Squad 3; Class Basketball 2, 33 Scholarship 2; Moc- i lexandria High School 1; Basketball pane, } casin Board’d esa hn ; . LORRAINE J OHANNSEN, Jo, Tenney Basketball 1, 2; Mixed Chorus TR RS MARLOWE ‘dent 1; Class Basketball 1; Class Football 25 Rifle Club 1, 3 High School, Nysted, Nebraska 1; Lake Benton yonnelly; A, 2; Operetta ‘Benson; Benso { | Pee | JOHANSEN, Lake Benton; RAMONA JOHANSEN, Lake Benton; Nysted 23 Mixed Chorus 3. CHESTER LAJUNE HANSON HASLETON High School RAY FITZLOFF LORRAINE J OHANNSEN J OHANSEN ca Se Wea anata EEA a ae ena hed eh ba aaa ES LE HLS NE EE ec hinaiveculieat ili ins onesie usvvadasosiha wriooeasumn wen cstesncastmvomatlabli HAROLD JOHNSHOY, N, Lake Benton; Basket- JAY eatOlls een nan all 1; Squad Basket- da Foot- all 1; Sava LLOYD KNUTSON GEORGE LEUTY, Hancock; Class Football 2--+° RUTH LIBBON, Ruthie, Morris� - °° ARGARET LUND, Muggs, Starbuck; Starbuck High School 1; Basketball eee Pe eae RICHARD é ROBERT LUNDQUIST, Wheaton; LUNDQUIST, Wheaton; Class Basketball 2, 3; Rifle Clabids = h Class Basketball 2, 3; Rifle Club sig ear a DONALD MATSON, Willmar; Class Football 2---° °° IONE MULVANNY, Wheaton; Wheaton High School 1, 25 Mixed Chorus pa Operetta a calla GENE MYAER, Fergus Falls; Class Basketball 1: Squad Basketball 2, BO a ate JOHN NELSON, ck High School 1, 2; Class Basketball 33 Squad Football 3; Mixed Chorus 3% Band3..--°° Starbuck; Starbu JAMES PARSON, Jim, Elbow Lake; Squad Basketball Nay Pa Class Football 1, 25 Squad Football 1, as Class Treasurer :, Ya ey LOIS PEDERSEN, Morris; Morris High Pst toy Rt ME ath ite : DOLLY PETERSEN, Pete, Canby; Basketball 13:25 3% Scholarship 3; Student Council 3. GENE JOHN JAMES PARSON PEDER aside eeuucls ; s 4 ‘ | 3; Rifle Club 2, tuys - Class Football pe Operetta o. Morris; St- Mary’s Berge ClUDI Ly eaeote s Falls High school 1, ake KERMIT RUND, Fergu : {HILBERT sANDVIG, Tib, Sunbure; ALICE SAX, | te 3; Class Vi DER, Gluek; Donnelly; i eres _ LILLIE so LLOYD STEUSS?� - Campbell High School 1, ARS AL Nat a i - Operetta TE La ia Rats RU g, Havana, North BERG TuUssy, Montevideo; Je ANS LARNAG VALID YAU aI NR CLR RRS IE ARES A nu SP CSP HPs dA ne E71 AAA A RHI re AN i VERNAL UNDERWOOD: Montevideo: Montevideo High school 1; Class Secretary re eae tt VIRGIL i VAN DALE, Virg, Minneota --- REX VARNUM, Morris; Grain Judging Team 2--°°° | RICHARD WILLE, Henry, Hancock; Class Basketball 48s OP Class Football 2; Band 1, 55 ehtie | Be i GEORGE wORKS, Hector; Class Football 1, 2; Class Basketball 2,3 | 1 ADDITIONAL SENIORS -- °°. DALE BIGGERSTAFF: Huron, South Dakota; Brookings Ag | 4 School 1, 2; Sau B gketball 3: Rifle Club 3; Squad Football Bie i haterimet CHARLES DUNCAN, Fergus i , Falls; Fergus Falls High pales SCs SIE etal LA FLATEN, Terraces Crookston A8- school 1, 2; Ban 3 , Mixed Chorus 35 Depare os in STANLEY HOF, Hewitt |= uit PHILIP HOWARD, Excelsior; i Excelsior High School 1, 2; 54 d Football 3; Sq ad Basketball 3; Advanced Class Play au: J EORGE | KRACHT, Wheaton -- °° DPONALD $ NSON, Rosholt, South Dakota; Wheaton High School | 1, 2; Rifle Club 3 1 ernal Underwood, Secretary Mr. Hemming, Treasurer. Charles Kent, THE JUNIOR CLASS It was evident on Registration Day that a large number of students had come to join the ranks of the Junior Class to take the place of those freshmen who did not return. The new- comers have not only added to the number of class members, but have provided a greater variety of talent which has helped the Junior Class establish a name for itself. One of the activities which arouses a great deal of interest in everyone in the fall is foot- ball. Members of the Junior Class were no exception. A larger number of juniors than usual won places on the squad, and five boys, James Flint, Leonard Fossum, Milton Nielsen, Orvie Underwood, and Ingvor Buhl, won letters in football. Those who were not included in the squad spent their efforts toward developing a Junior Class Team which furnished competi- Tf Aes ' RS? 2 t+ : gee 2 ie : : , rd 4 Ft £R @ f : ot, bes a _ Ada =] Leonard Fossum, President; Ingvor Buhl, Secretary; Miss Zellers, Class Adviser; Reynold Griess, Treasurer; GfiBert Dehne, Vice President; Mr. Prickett, Clasg Adviser. : i Pe tT Back Row—V. Goyette, O. Hanson, A. Borresen, M. Nielsen, L. Matthies, F. Goyette, I. Weisser. Front Row—R. Broughton, C. Jacobson, H. Johansen, H. Hide, T. Detviler, V. Mead, R. Rattelmiller, P. Maanum. Back Row—K. Baldry, R. Kent, H. Erickson, E. Draeger, O. Westberg, O. Underwood, J. Burnett. Front Row—W. Schmidt, V. Anspach, E. Erickson, R. Murphy, H. Anderson, W. Garner, B. Kottke. Back Row—J. Swearingen, W. Asplund, W. Wieland, H. Schneeman, G. Ronnie, L. Doebbert, O. Graumann. Front Row—E. Matteson, M. Olson, G. Brelie, J. Taffe, L. Thein, D. Peterson, O. Aamot, E. Kuschel. tion on November 7 for an unusually strong Freshman team, and was defeated 14-0. Oiva Siira acted as captain of the Junior Team. There are also some juniors who have won a place on the basketball squad. They are Axel Borresen, Milton Nielsen and Ingvor Buhl. The class has great hopes for its Junior Basketball Team, which they hope will make a good showing in the class basketball tourna- ment which will be held in March. The team has had an opportunity to get in some practice for this event by playing preliminary games. In the realm of public speaking, the juniors are represented by Leonard Fossum, Lester Huebner, Gilbert Dehne and Howard Eide, who are members of the school debate squad. These boys are working hard in the hope that they will have a chance to represent the school in the interscholastic debates which are held during the second semester. eee eS SAA hee Poa A WL iesesasesibnchatenitotelie or acne scent tbe Back Row—V. Stark, A. Stanley, D. Swenson, C. Berg, W. Johansen, L. Hagen, O. Siira, B. Tripp, H. Olson. Front Row—G. Jackson, W. Dewey, E. Burke, L. Huebner, R. Pederson, L. Koehler, W. Peterson, T. Lee, A. Evjen. Back Row—A. Johnson, W. Aswege, J. Stegner, K. Hanson, M. Johnson, B. Anderson, M. Stomberg, G. Rhode Front Row—H. Ahlsten, J. Flint, A. Swenson, H. Graff, F. Thompson, A. Solvie, B. Ranten. ‘ f The juniors were pitted against the freshmen in the Professor Quiz program which was eo ui oe wet at representatives who were elected were Vivian Stark, Howard Eide or Buhl, who acquitted themselves in a creditable manne a points far in excess of that of the freshmen. Reems ee, hers se beret) apa bar themselves scholastically and whose names e Honor Roll for October and No i BM is sia, Haccia ania vember are Leonard Fossum, Francis a es eg baie at alin for the Junior Class this year is the traditional Junior-Senior ‘ ir aim i l i 5 eh al o make this social event as successful as those which have been held At the first meeting of the Student C i i ouncil, James Flint, one of the junior representa- tives was elected president. Mable Olson is the other junior member on the Souk TRE FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class is made up of a group of students who have taken an active part in the activities of the school. It is made up of approximately thirty girls and seventy boys, which makes it one of the largest groups enrolled as freshmen in the history of the school. Very soon after school began in the fall the freshmen called a meeting for the purpose of electing officers and the representatives on the various standing committees of the school. On the Social Committee the class is represented by Orin Toso and Beatrice Beninga; on the Religious Welfare Committee by Pearl Bosshardt and Harold Drever; and on the Athletic Committee by Mabel Monson and Hero Maertens. The freshmen lost no time in showing their determination to launch a successful career at West Central. An unusually large number of boys reported for practice on the football Berdeen Hagen, Treasurer; Kathryn Kay, Secretary; Almer Kruse, Vice President; Miss Pedersen, Mr. Edson, Class Advisers; Richard Engstrom, President. Back Row—M. Jorgensen, G. Moe, A. Peterson, L. Lainen, H. Olson, G. Jacobs, B. Sundgaard, H. Nicholson, L. Schmidt. Front Row—D. Leuty, A. Davenport, L. Brown, V. Schuster, B. Roberts, F. Wille, L. Nordin, B. Roberts, S. Asplund. Wh aor aR ; ¥ ne one et J fr 2 i } ; { hg need nid ae | ; a i ATED Re Ree ne HIE field, and began learning, under the tutelage of their coach, Mr. Edson, the rudiments of foot- ball. The goal toward which they were striving was developing a team which could defeat the juniors in the annual football classic, the freshman-junior football game. This they suc- ceeded in doing, on November 7, to the tune of 14-0. The team was piloted by its captain, Harold Drever, who called the signals, and who, with many of his team-mates, will undoubted- ly furnish good material for future Aggie football teams. At the close of the football season, the freshmen athletes turned their attention to basket- ball. A large number have reported for this sport as well. From this group the team which will represent the class in the class tournament will be selected. One freshman, Harold Drever, has been chosen to play on the squad. Not all of the efforts of the freshmen have been expanded in athletics. During the months of October and November four freshmen made an average sufficiently high to place their Back Row—H. Olson, M. Baker, W. Staples, L. Kent, R. Johnson, H. Fuhrman, P. O’Neill, R. Taffe, D. Fuhrman, T. Kottke. Front Row—H. Honzo, L. Waller, B. Beninga, T. Flan, W. Peterson, E. Brown, L. Issendorf, A. Lagred, B. Devick, G. Johnson. Back Row—M. Haack, L. Showalter, J Leuty, L. Walters, L. Douma, L. J i 5 ; or, J. as s, L. � L. Jacobs, D. Block, E. Nielsen, G. Nielsen, L. Jauhola. Front Row—M. Eidem, K. Buehler, O. Hawes, M. Hoglund, C. Fredrickson, D. Richards, R. Hayer, V. Beyer, E. Bloomquist, I. Gregerson Seas, H “ara Ed ee Back Row—G. Dewey, L. Guenther, H. Hanson, H. Flatin, P. Bosshardt, R. Lang, R. Rollins, A. Krieg, P. Sax. Front Row—J. Keeler, K. Larson, W. Magnuson, V. Norling, R. Caspers, G. Thostenson, H. Maertens, H. Drever, A. Amundson. Back Row—D. Dunlavy, O. Gibson, J. Endreson, F. Miner, J. Shelstad, E. Pontow, L. Lindeman, M. Graven, M. Monson. Front Row—V. Nordin, R. Sieben, R. Beisterfeld, O. Toso, L. Anderson, D. Schmitz, L. Marthaler, D. Miner, R. Lueders, R. Ronne i. names on the Honor Roll. They are Kathryn Kay, Geneva Dewey, Edward Pontow, and Hector Olson. Several freshmen have responded to the call for debaters. Although they will very likely fail to make the team this year, they will gain some valuable experience. Many others are taking an active part in the musical organizations in school. Others are members of the Rifle Club. Hero Maertens and Kathryn Kay represent the class on the Student Council. On December 16 the freshmen held a hard-time party in the Dining Hall, at which they demonstrated their ability as square dancers. Another social event of a similar nature is planned for the winter term. The Class of 1941 promises to be an active group who will make a decided contribution to the progress of the school within the next few years. THE SPECIAL CLASS Back Row—R. Jacobson, M. Burnett, I. Braaten, , M. Gullickson, M. Andert, M. Hanna, R. Nystuen. Front Row—M. Sorenson, L. Reitz, E. Bergerud, | C. Hanson, W. Orred, H. Lee, D. Mullikin. Miss Cox, Class Adviser; Richard Hemming, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Orell Mae Judd, Vice President; Telford Pederson, President. Back Row—F. Johnson, A. Kronberg, D. Nelson, R. Simmons, R. Skrien, E. Maus, L. Brown,” E. Gillespie. Front Row—A. Lundquist, L. Gustavson, L. | Petersen, M. Christiansen, R. Schock, M. Kleven, R. Schlattman. { ease eraser Xm AFTER-CHRISTMAS STUDENTS Back Row—H. Stegner, M. Lensing, R. Warner, E. Heggeseth Front Row—L. Heinecke, A. Balas, B. Hoppe, N. Voorhees aa ‘th oe Back Row—F. Dage, I. Dahl Front Row—J. Bopp, W. Olson Back Row—P. Cook, K. Mecklenberg, E. Smith, W. Sommer Front Row—S. Christenson, M. Bornhoft, E. Strand, L. Larson 2 . Seog Ge’ sa ipsa eee te Wert ed is 2 By igi be Standing—K. Kay, H. Maertens, D. Benson, D. Petersen Sitting—L. Petersen, M. Olson, D. Hanson, S. Block, J. Flint THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, a new organization on our campus, was established last fall. It is the first governing body of its kind to be in existence at West Central. The Student Council came into being as a result of the conviction that there should be some central student organization which would have a voice in school government. | Another purpose was to bring students and faculty in closer contact. : Early in the fall term Superintendent Fenske and the presidents of the various | classes met and drew up the constitution and by-laws which were presented to the stu- | dent body at the next regular assembly meeting. There they met with the unani- | mous approval of the student body and were accepted in substantially the same form | as that in which they were presented by the committee. | Four members were then selected from each class. These names were put on one ballot. The student body selected the two representatives from each class from this ballot. The members elected to the Council are as follows: Special Class— Lillian Petersen and Leslie Campbell; Advanced Class—Dorothy Hanson and Dale Benson; Senior Class—Dolly Petersen and Stanley Block; Junior Class—Mable Olson and James Flint; Freshman Class—Kathryn Kay and Hero Maertens. A meeting was conducted November 3 to elect officers. James Flint was elected President; Stanley Block, Vice-President; and Dorothy Hanson, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. A. W. Edson was selected as the faculty adviser by the Council members. Regu- lar meetings of the Student Council are conducted the first Wednesday of every month. The activities of the Student Council are varied. The first project undertaken by this organization was the editing and publishing of the school news. Many other activities have been taken over by the Council such as the supervision of the skating rink and the sponsorship of assembly programs. ‘“‘MUSIC HATH CHARMS .... .”’ A great number of musically talented stu- dents report each semester for participation in the musical organizations. 'The Mixed Chorus is always an asset to the Music Department. From this group are selected a Boys’ Quartette and a Mixed Quartette. These groups appear on various assembly and out-of-town programs. During the fall term the Mixed Quartette had the opportunity of appearing on a radio pro- gram which was broadcasted over the Fargo Station. The presence of the band at football games added much spirit to these occasions. The choral groups are under the direction of Miss O’Connor and the instrumental organi- zations under that of Mr. Anderson. THE MIXED QUARTETTE E. Cook, R. Schlattman, H. Eide, D. Hanson by ie THE BOYS’ QUARTETTE J. Flint, T. Sandvig, C. Hammerberg, T. Pederson THE SCHOOL BAND Back Row—A. Flaten, C. Hammerberg, R. Rattelmiller, L. Baldry, A. Solvie, H. Graff, L. Doebbert, J. Stegner Front Row—L. Brandt, R. Nystuen, R. Wille, J. Nelson, J. Bopp, V. Jorschumb, W. Marks, H. Johnshoy THE MIXED CHORUS Back Row—H. Henjum, O. Toso, H. Eide, K. Baldry, W. Peterson, W. Wieland, T. Pederson, R. Schlattman, H. Stegner, C. Hanson, H. Olson, C. Duncan Third Row—T. Kottke, H. Hanson, K. Fy, B. Kottke, A. Johnson, O. Erickson, R. Johansen, B. Beninga, A. Jorgensen, L. Westberg, D. Hanson, J. Sandvig, F. Allen, I. Mulvanny Second Row—Miss O’Connor, Director; L. Brandt, M. Stomberg, D. Mullikin, R. Broughton, W. Schmidt, A. Anderson, V. Stark, E. Stark, E. Cook, L. Johannsen, A. Boerner First Row—H. Drever, J. Bopp, T. Sandvig, C. Hammerberg, T. Hagen, E. Regan, J. Flint, A Tusberg, H. Graff THE HONOR ‘‘A’’ SOCIETY The purpose of the Honor “A” Society is to recognize agricul- tural attainment, especially leadership, in school and home com- munities and to promote scholarship on the campus. Members, who are chosen by the faculty, must be from the Senior and Ad- vanced Classes, must have an attitude rating of B or better, and a scholarship rating in the upper one-third of their class. Back Row—H. Parson, C. Hammerberg, J. Varnum Front Row—D. Benson, P. Smith, A. Olsen, A. Ostergard Back Row—I. Mulvanny, D. Hanson, A. Boerner, L. Hasleton, A. Amunason, L. Johannsen, E. Cook, R. Thompson, V. Anderson, D. Christenson, A. Cawelti, W. Struck Front Row—V. Underwood, O. Erickson, F. Allen, H. Stark, G. Tripp, E. Stark, C. Amundson, A. Jorgensen, J. Sandvig, M. Lund, L. Solberg YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Among the events and activities of the school year are those of a religious nature. These are carried on by the Religious Welfare Committee, a group made up of students and faculty. The most active organization is the Young Women’s Christian Association, whose members assume the responsibility for daily morning devo- tions and for weekly services on Sunday mornings. GRAIN JUDGING Grain judging is carried on under the supervision of Mr. Bridgford, who coaches a number of students each year in prepa- ration for the Red River Valley Winter Shows. The three boys who have been chosen as judges and the alternate will journey to Crook- ston on February 6 to represent our school in competition with other agricultural schools. K. Hanson, M. Johnson, H. Anderson, Mr. Bridgford, Coach; F. Thompson D. Benson, L. Knutson, R. Detviler, J. Stegner, Mr. Hemming, Coach STOCK JUDGING Each year a number of boys, interested in developing their ability.as judges of various types of livestock, try out for the stock judging team. From this group three judges and an alternate are chosen who will compete in the Red River Valley Winter Shows held at Crookston. The team this year is coached by Mr. Hemming. RIFLE CLUB OFFICERS Back Row—E. Regan, M. Johansen Front Row—J. Koosman, Mr. Bridgford, Adviser; J. Knutson RIFLE TEAM Back Row—O. Siira, L. Brandt, G. Brelie, W. Johan- sen, O. Westberg Second Row—R. Murphy, R. Fitzloff, A. Swenson, E. Erickson, J. Koosman Front Row—F. Thompson, K. Rund, M. Johansen, M. Johnson RIFLE CLUB The rifle range in Senior Hall is the scene of much activity throughout the school year. Preliminary tests for marksmanship are given to discover the sharp shooters, who are selected to take part in the bi-weekly matches. Valuable training and sport are acquired from partici- pating in this activity. DEBATE AND DECLAMATION Activities which offer opportunities for the development of ability to speak effectively are debate and declamation. The debate teams, coached by Mr. Prickett, will debate with teams from the Agricultural Schools at St. Paul amd Crookston, and the declamation team, coached by Mr. Long will compete with the Brookings Agricultural School. DEBATE SQUAD Standing—A. Flaten, R. Schlattman Sitting—F. Allen, L. Fossum, A. Kruse, E. Hoberg, D. Mullikin, Mr. Prickett, Coach DECLAMATION SQUAD Back Row—H. Parson, R. Dyer, L. Koehler, E: Regan, G. Dehne, L. Knutson Front Row—L. Brandt, G. Dewey, E. Cook, J. Sandvig, K. Kay, T. Kottke, M. Sorenson, Mr. Long, Coach Dae a i ee Pid rere THE ADVANCED CLASS PLAY “The Missing Witness”, a courtroom melodrama in three ac ts, was presented by the Advanced Class on December 16. The ac- tion of the entire play took place in a courtroom, depicting the trial of Helen Montgomery, a young musical comedy star, for the murder of Henry Kellog, late district attorney. The play had mystery, suspense, humor, and an authentic courtroom atmosphere. i | } Standing—E. Cook, T. Pederson, T. Sandvig, C. Hammerberg, E. Regan Sitting—A. Anderson, Miss O’Connor, Director; L. Johannsen RINGS IN THE SAWDUST The Mixed Chorus will present what promises to be a very en- tertaining operetta, ‘“‘Rings in the Sawdust’, on February 17 and 18. The plot centers about a circus owner, Toby, whose circus has a large mortgage which is at the point of being foreclosed. The operetta is under the direction of Miss O’Connor; Mr. Long is the dramatic coach. THE MOCCASIN BOARD Each year the Senior Class has the responsibility of publishing a yearbook in which are pictured the activities of each successive school year. The 1937 and 19388 volumes were awarded an All- American Honor Rating. It is the aim of this year’s Moccasin Board to compile a volume which will maintain the standard set by previous classes. Standing—A. Cawelti, C. Kent, G. Works, D. Bornhoft, R. Dyer Sitting—D. Christenson, Assistant Editor; C. Hanson, Editor; A. Christenson, Business Manager; V. Anderson, Assistant Business Manager; L. Solberg Back Row—A. Boerner, L. Johannsen, M. Lund, R. Dyer, W. Culshaw, V. Van Dale, A. Tusberg, C. Hanson Second Row—E. Regan, L. Solberg, A. Jorgensen, D. Christenson, V. Anderson, A. Cawelti, D. Petersen, O. Erickson, L. Pedersen, S. Block Front Row—D. Bornhoft, C. Kent, A. Krog, C. Duncan, E. Smith, L. Brandt, R. Wille SENIOR CLASS PLAY “Growing Pains” is the play which has been selected as the Senior Class Play and which will be presented during the last week of school. The story centers around George and Terry, who go through the throes of adolescence in company with others in the neighborhood. Many things happen to all of them, but the end is bright and promising. Waiting for the season’s first kick-off SUMMARY OF THE SEASON i Aggies Opponents | Alumni— By YM hE AE ese 0 14 | Concordia Freshmen— Bn SS RS RCSE ECR Me eam 0 39 | Curtis, Nebraska Aggies— Oct. 21.0000. 0 63 | Crookston Aggies— cy alk pn | Si Bas Ph lever ENE ot Hi 12 33 | Grand Rapids Aggies— iy fio 4s Pn benee nce tras Ee thy Nic Aw 13 6 | Morris High School— Nov dd Lgieaiued ahs chum airs 20 6 Russel Dyer, Polycarp Meyer, Cheer Leaders |——-———- taeda ; tsa f : 2 ms yb EE HoT ww re , : = ee yea j ee y: ee I dy ig 4 ax ies BAe ae xh at a ae ares V wit, oe . 7 Sp ate = rig ePciee Co Page Tis, sha Yaw ee ee wrist ws £ - pi Mine TR THE 1938 FOOTBALL SEASON The 1938 football squad was made up almost entirely of inexperienced players. In the first game of the season the alumni furnished the opposition. The twenty former players who returned for this event proved to be too strong for our boys, who were badly outclassed and came out with the short end of a 14-0 score. On the following Friday the Freshman Team from Concordia College played our team in the second game of the season. Very much heavier than our boys, they pushed the Aggies all over the field by force. Three touchdowns in the first half and three more in the second half brought the score to 39-0. The homecoming game was played against the boys from the Agricultural School of Curtis, Nebraska. The Corn-Huskers made one touchdown after another against our team. The boys were fast and hard to tackle, and succeeded in running up a score of 63 against our boys. Back Row—Mr. Heine, Coach; I. Buhl, J. Flint, L. Fossum, H. Anderson, J. Knutson, Mr. Prickett, Assistant Coach; C. Kent, L. Steussy, T. Pederson, Mr. Pederson, ‘Assistant Coach; T. Hagen, Student Manager. Second Row—M. Gullickson, K. Baldry, M. Nielsen, C. Hanson, : Bone’ ©. Underwood, R. Fitzloff, E. Hoberg, A. Christenson, S. Block, 5 jen. Front Row—L. Baldry, P. Smith, C. Hammerberg, A. Olsen, J. Katzenmeyer, J. Nelson, H. Parson, Captain; R. Barenthin, A. Krog, J. Parson. The first game of the season to be played away from home was the game with the Crook- ston Aggies. In the first quarter neither team scored, but the boys from Crookston took a sudden spurt in the second quarter and made four touchdowns. In the second half the Aggie team made two touchdowns to Crookston’s one, and the boys were forced to return to the cam- pus without Ossie. The Grand Rapids team came here determined to give us a hard battle. Our team, too, was set on winning. Both teams played clean, hard football, and the result was an interesting game to watch. Morris made a touchdown in the first quarter and another in the last four minutes of play. Grand Rapids made one in the last quarter, and the game ended Morris 13 and Grand Rapids 6. Our team wound up the season by defeating the Morris High School 20-6, with the Aggies making three touchdowns and converting three extra points. The high school scored one touchdown. 1. Coach Heine looks over the 1938 recruits. 2. Our team swings into action against Concordia. 3. Plenty of action in the homecoming game. Aggie fans take in the game. Nebraska Jack Rabbits hop away with the victory. “We will fight, fight, fight if we lose.”’ Captain Hugo Parson. We wind up the season by defeat- ing the Morris High School. “Hip, hip, hooray! We’re out to win today.”’ Truman Hagen, student manager. ent Se SBT a Non THE JUNIOR TEAM Back Row—L. Koehler, V. Mead. Second Row—J. Schroeder, R. Rattelmiller, H. Anderson, M. Johnson, W. Garner, H. Ahlsten. a First Row—R. Griess, K. Hanson, E. Bosshardt, O. Siira, R. Murphy, J. Taffe, R. Kent. OIVA SIIRA Junior Captain The great event of the year is the clash between the Freshman and Junior Football Teams. The entire student body and all of the faculty members turn out on this occasion. This year the game was played on November 7. It started out with the freshmen kicking off to the juniors, who ran the ball back to the 50-yard line. The yearlings were set on winning the game. They hammered the junior line for three consecutive first downs. Then they worked a reverse which baffied the juniors who let the freshmen run unmolested for a touchdown. The freshmen also made their extra point, making the score 7-0. This acted as an incentive for the juniors, who proceeded to get the ball to the freshman l1-yard line, but lost the ball on downs. The freshmen kicked to the 40-yard line, out of dan- ger. Then the juniors against lost the ball on downs. At that point the whistle sounded, end- ing the first half. Tae THE FRESHMAN TEAM Back Row—V. Norling, A. Kruse, B. Hagen, H. Maertens, F. Wille, L. Matthies, A. Amundson. Second Row—J. Shelstad, O. Toso, J. Leuty, R. Caspers, A. Horney, L. Marthaler. First Row—Mr. Edson, coach; R. Sieben, L. Douma, D. Richards, H. Drever, captain; L. Jacobs, G. Jacobs, H. Olson. On Ground—H. Nicholson, L. Kent. HAROLD DREVER Freshman Captain he freshmen again kicked off to the juniors but this time the juniors The freshmen hit the line for a few first downs and found They pulled a reverse and again went over for a touchdown. The try for point was good, making the score 14-0, then and at the close of the game. In the final minutes of the fourth quarter, the freshmen ran twenty yards for a touchdown, only to have it nullified due to the fact that one of their men was off-side. The game was clean and In the second half, t were held in their own territory. themselves in scoring position. hard with an unusual amount of good blocking. ally keen interest in football, there having been enough From their ranks Coach Heine The freshmen displayed an unusu boys who reported for practice each night to have two teams. will undoubtedly have some good material for next year. Coach Edson arrives on the scene. Just before the battle. The officials confer. The linesman is ready. Combatants line up for the initial attack. 6. The battle is on! 7. Awaiting their turn at the front. 8. Freshmen lay plans for another attack. 9. Juniors in retreat. 10. The battle is over; combatants are still friends. CHAMBIORNS 1938 Aggies Opponents | St. Paul Aggies Feb. -62..3ea ee cee ee Big Stone Independents Feb il 2 37 33 Morris Company K | Feb. 15 32 28 Crookston Aggies | Feb. 19 ee 29 14 | Park River Aggies | Feb. 21 23... | | Wahpeton Science ) Feb. 22... 27 eae | Holloway Independents | Feb. 28 53 Ore. aaa Brookings Aggies March 4 me aasnitat, CA Soe e Coach Heine and Assistant Coach Pederson e Captain Wilton Christenson e Hugo Parson | BASKETBALL 1939 Aggies Opponents Alberta Independents os a Dos IR) SO: aA eae ee Oo ee eee a 15 New Effington Independents oem i eee tees Oo, OL a oh ats, 38 Brookings Aggies UES STI Bt OES DOES LS ae ne BA aes 19 Odessa Independents VSL Nate aI ae ar AS eel ad Sahl 35 Ortonville Arrows CES pA coe ZG ON i ineetec ie 41 Milbank Independents TEA oles d CTI i SF GR A ESE 8} mitre leant St. Paul Aggies RSME Gerad ee url HES okt ae GAD Pee 21 @ W. Marks, R. Dyer, R. Kinzie, M. Nielsen, A. Borresen, H. Drever. e Ingvor Buhl e Dale Biggerstaff 1939 BASKETBALL SQUAD e Back Row—A. C. Heine, Coach; W. Marks, R. Dyer, R. Kinzie, I. Buhl, P. Howard, M. Nielsen, A. Borresen, H. Drever, Earl Pederson, Assistant Coach Front Row—J. Katzenmeyer, M. Gullickson, J. Parson, W. Christenson, Captain; H. Parson, P. Feldtmose, R. Skrien, D. Biggerstaff R. Broughton B. Kottke E. Matteson, . A. Johnson, ‘ -.. a a = Arg arr om + 5F BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 1938 GIRLS’ | | | Seniors . 28 _............... Freshmen 4] Juniors 13. ................ Advanced =| Juniors 15 .......... Freshmen 6 | Seniors 12 ................. Advanced 19 | Juniors” 519%... aa __ Seniors 10 | 4 Advanced 15.2... Freshmen 6 ° ADVANCED e Back Row—D. Benson, R. Bollesen, E. Hoberg Second Row—H. Parson, Coach; L. Steussy, P. Meyer, T. Hagen Front Row—P. Smith, L. Baldry, C. Hammer- berg, A. Olsen SENIORS e Back Row—J. Katzenmeyer, Coach; H. | Schneeman, E. Smith, R. Thornes, D. Peter- | son, M. Johansen, A. Krog, G. Works | Front Row—C. Hanson, J. Knutson, C. Kent, | A. Christenson, Captain; J. Nelson, R. Wille, | D. Bornhoft 1938 BOYS’ . BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT i tg Mmeespmen Fo. Seniors 6 vanced Cs er Juniors 4 BOS re aiie ol) Seniors 8 meivanced 19... Freshmen 8 Juniors 260 Mo SC a Freshmen 10 | | Advanced | 9 Acne ee Seniors 7 JUNIORS |° Back Row—K. death F. Thompson, M. “Second Row—W. Christenson, Coach; H. Anderson, W. Wieland | Front Row—R. Kent, O. Siira, W. Johansen, K. Baldry FRESHMEN e Back Row—J. Parson, Coach; O. Hawes, VY. Schuster, A. Kruse, H. Maertens, E. Pederson, Coach Front Row—L. Douma, L. Kent, B. Hagen, M. Hoglund, Captain; M. Lensing, L. Issen- dorf, E. Brown Se ee eee Pa So REE! HSI aa Special Class basketeers ..... All set for a six-day bike race? ..... Our vicious looking new-comer ..... Why so affectionate? ..... The jitter-bugs out for air ..... What needs repairing next?..... Cackling juniors ..... The freshman coach displays a knowing smile..... Signora a nd her young charge ..... No parking, Baldry ..... “‘I will, Moses’ ..... Freshman captain. Where’s the Detviler car? .... . Aren’t we cute?..... You can’t keep a good man down ..... Let’s take off! ..... This is what I call fun ..... Where is she, Gene?..... The weighing-in ..... They’re off again ..... Freshmen and proud of it ..... Gett- ing ready for the next snap-shot victim ..... He’s found her. A battle-scarred football player ..... This is the end of a perfect day ..... On their way to the game..... No history quiz to- day ..... Who’s the winner?..... Can’t you find her, Feldtmose? ..... The pause that refreshes .... . Looking the situation over..... Watching the world go DY ce seed We're on our way..... Block II..... The editor takes time out... . . Someone feels playful. parr en Happy-go-luckies ..... We’ve caught you this time ..... Nancy pauses to pose ..... Hold everything, Chicago ..... Good-natured freshmen en route to class.....All ready to go.....Is my hat on straight?.....A freshman lassie ..... Filled once more..... When I get to be a man..... Inmates of the hospital. .... Nice kitty..... The faculty looks on ..... Bound for Music Hall. Miss Zellers sports her cheeriest smile ..... Rubinoff and his partner.... Musicians caught with the goods..... Romeo out looking for Juliet ..... Where’s the driver? ..... It’s a touch- down! .... .. Absorbing a little sun- shine . . .. . Objections over-ruled. We’ve already snapped fa PER sy so bashful? ..... Caught in an ‘‘una laxed’” moment ... . . Pinch-hitting for Sandvig.....Screwing up courage. WE ARE INDEBTED TO - - Dr. A. I. Arneson, for the aerial view of the campus Mr. William Bakey, for the Senior and Advanced Class pictures Mr. Art Segal, of the Bureau of Engraving Mr. Kendall Clark, President of the St. Cloud Security Blank Book and Printing Co. The business men of Morris Miss Pedersen, Miss Jelstrup, Miss Cox, and Mr. Anderson; members of the faculty advisory board a a SCHOOL OCTOBER, 1938 Freshmen Kathryn Kay. Edward Pontow... Geneva Dewey Juniors Leonard Fossum Seniors ADIeG ANOErSOn oe i) Doris Christenson Advanced Peeve atari. ea kyle YD Ferne Allen Dale Benson... DECEMBER, 1938 Freshmen PEs a) E74 WE ME TOUSEN. ot el ils Parola byrever yo oy yo es Trene Gregerson _...2.. 20.22... Juniors Lube ce cn il Ors ©: I ae ene Francis Thompson....................... Mennetn, Franson. je. Rmrarmearic ih ior, 20800) A Leonard Fossum.................00.... fearoig Anderson. ou et MARL) WV TCREATICL aces) SOG th UN Seniors Pa OSON 2s bby yee, TPL OVEN EL. ol) etl Dorothy Hanson HONOR ROLL at 2.78 rer 2.48 ne 2.38 Peper ENOCH hs wk Ze ROTC ATHICYSON (oo. c.o 6's) ie 2h Arloene Boerner’.............-002.. 2.45 Doris Christenson..................... Ite Be. Advanced Elva Cook... i .89 Ferne Allen.. eye 9 Clifford Hammerberg.... HAG Isabelle Stark... mI ih OM cml AD Dorothy Hansons. 3. ee | Brvin Hoberg:..........5..2..00 2.48 MOwecanOVig..”. baie nue Guidl 2.4 EDL PSET EBT! Je occa ane a 2.39 Specials Trane praaten. i 2.56 Robert Simmons. ........... ... ... --- -----2.56 TM AT Tay a idl Eel) PRO me Ue PUR ee 2.44 NOVEMBER, 1938 Vivian setae (aie cher Bae Oe Franeis, THOmpsQn seo ee Wis ae ay Willis) Wielande soaks iN ils oot Seniors Lois Pedersen: ieee lea hae Stanley Blocks creat Doris Christenson... ..................-- ; Arloene Boerneruiee es ak, Freshmen Hector OBGnr erie eet tile EO 2.5 Kathryn! Kavi ve ec ee 2.3 Juniors Francis) hompsoniew i) fla et Harold Anderson.) 5 bo 2.3 Leonard Fossum ee oe Za Seniors Alice Amundson.......000 )...0 2.4 Violet Anderson _.. msi ol aps? ated PernecA lene iy seni i aoa hee arene ee Elva Cooke ioe BU aie notes ee et yl | Isabelle Stark.. Aiba ote Dorothy Hanson... poe Lo CAME eri it We Eby Ay Ervin Hoberg.... aay . Joyce Sandvig _ eg ls | Specials Ivadell Braaten iwi Seca ea Zis Robert Simmons............ POAT, 2.4 JANUARY, 1939 Freshmen Almermicruse et ete ees 2.54 Flector: Olson oie. both boe alte 2.51 Haron) Drever ia soiree ae hie, 2.39 Geneva Dewey.............2..-22.20-----. 2.36 Edmund Brown... Lahde haath yy es Marjorie Graven:oy) tok cle 2.52 Juniors Howard igen aes Lea 2.46 Kenneth Hansom: 2. Lee Harold Anderson. 0. se 2.63 Alvin Swenson 30 dee 2.52 Violet Anderson ii ou ae Os Ardith:Caweltit i ae ee 2.34 . Advanced Ferne Allen........ peel Shy 2.86 Ervin MUL ea gi there ae Beste bf Dale Benson... et 2.6 Elva Cook... RENE 8: 34 eneaint’ Robert. Simmons wise eee ols 2.45 OF 0-90-0010 0210110041111 O11 8118181 O! BHO OOH OHHH OOH Orr Orr Or On OO OOPD KNOWLES| Dry Goods, Notions Ladies’ Ready-To-Wear Kess$eny MORRIS, MINNESOTA Wr Dee Por Ger Ger Gor Ger Gor Ger Hor Ser Gor Gee Oe Ber Ber er Borer Sor Gor Sr GerGorGe R. H. Moffatt, D.D.S. : Morris, Minnesota CHAS. E. CAINE, M. D. FRED W. 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