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

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Back Row—V. Taffe, O. Meyer, M. Johnson, V. Boerboom, C. Schwegman, R. Winsel, E. Kromann, G. Schnaser, M. Pemberton, D. Maertens. Second Row—E. Christenson, M. Rose, O. Nesheim, R. Amundson, M. Peters, E. Norman, A. Gerber, A. Lensing, Mr. Pederson, Coach. Front Row—L. Krog, G. Thorstad, G. Myhre, R. Graham, E. Pederson, P. Bruns. The freshman-junior football game was played on November 4 on a field thoroughly soaked by almost a week of rain. The day of the game was also a dark and driz zly one, a condition which caused much fumbling on the part of both teams. The first quarter was played mostly in freshman territory, with the juniors showing a great deal of line power and speed. In the second quarter the juniors attempted a passing attack, which proved to be a fatal mistake. Vincent Boerboom, captain of the freshman team, intercepted a pass and raced 70 yards for the one and only touchdown of the game. The try for point failed. In the second half, the juniors came back with more power than before but were held off by the hard-fighting freshman team. The final score was 6 - 0. SPORTS cm Vincent Boerboom

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WTR AMURATL CO-CAPTAINS Cleo Dyer, Arlo Gilbertson In keeping with the belief that students profit from participation in competitive athletic events, the school has adopted a program of intramural sports as well as interscholastic com- petition. The sound of the referee’s whistle issuing from the football field or from the gym- nasium, depending upon the season, is testimony of the fact that the gridiron and the play- ing court are constantly in use. Class basketball teams, in an effort to prepare for the class basketball tournament held early in March begin practicing as soon as the football season is over. Girls as well as boys take part in the tournament, which probably arouses more interest than any other event during the school year. There is also a swimming schedule which gives every student in school a chance to enjoy the swimming pool. Back Row—E. Pelto, L. Lainen, C. Dyer, B. Lafferty, L. Jorschumb, T. Taffe, A. Bethke, P. Smith, Coach. Front Row—A. Gilbertson, L. Bornhoft, C. Bethke, O. Nigg, H. Zimbrick, E. Drake, L. Kent, D. Redshaw.

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ADVANCED CLASS TEAMS Beth Kottke, Captain; Ruby Broughton, Mildred Stomberg, Thelma Flueter, Vivian Stark, Gertie Severson. Best wishes Te you, Beth, an Pent Pr oan Gee Wo; ee Usuv ean ase Oe CO ° cece DRievs2ew Back Row—Reynold Griess, Arden Solvie, Francis Thompson, Harold Anderson, Kenneth Hanson, Oiva Siira, Coach. Front Row—Robert Murphy, Ken- neth Baldry, Wesley Johansen, Jay Norman, Charles Duncan. SENIOR CLASS TEAMS Back Row—Marian Jorgenson, Helen Hanson, Kathryn Kay, Vio- let Nordin, Marilyn Arneson. Front Row—Ruth Lueders, Hen- rietta Mumme, Geneva Dewey, Captain; Theola Kottke, Lois Lindeman. On Floor—Pauline Sax, Hazel Wille. NY | Back Row—Vernon Schuster, Coach; +3 Patrick O’Neill, Edisteen Strand, Clifford Fredrickson, Eric Hegge- seth, Orville Hawes, Coach. Front Row—Harvey Nicholson, Thorfin Flan, Stanley Power, Willard Kienberger, Harry Flatin, Earl Nielsen. SAS a y and eal players. 4 ¢ « t t e « ¢ ¢ ¢ « ¢ e ¢ © € ©