University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Agrarian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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CLIFFORD UKKELBERG Ukk', was one of the outstand- ing players that reported for duty this year, but due to a misfortune in hurting his knee, he has been unable to show his skill in basket- ball. Ukk will be with the team one more year. There will be few forwards that can get around him, , LEE DE GRISELLES rrLeeJ1 Among the new basketball men to come out to practice was Lee. He is one of the most wonderful reserve men ever appearing on an Aggie team. He is able to fill any position, which he is asked to play, and to Hll it well. The team re- grets l1e will not be back next year. CONRAD CLEMENTSON Clem Clem also was one of the promising new players to appear this year. Misfortune robbed the team of his services as well as Ukk's. He will be back again next year and his 6 foot 4 height will prove of great advantage. ERNALD MILLER Miller After only a few weeks of play- ing Ernald was lost to the team because of illness. His place at forward was hard to fill and the team has suffered from his ab- sence. 1 V, If-D VY: ,wilful I I Q i Tl-J i - s . f f 1 Y.' . 1 gg , .. ,,,,, .i,. Page One Humlrvrl Fortyaeighl

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first row-C'lifford Ukkelburg. Sec.. Everett Keyes. Donald MnGillivr v. Treas. :econd row-Merton Head, Alton Hanson, Pres., Erhardt Bremer, Vice Pres., Orlando Grcseth. THE BOYS' ATHLETIC CLUB 5,5 Its pm pose IS to promote inteiest and enthusiasm in all athletic actiuties, rf HE Boys' Athletic Club was organized in the fall of nineteen twenty-one. W i ,f ' ' . and to assume responsibility for the financial welfare of the associatlon. The laws and requirementsof the Club are determined by a board of control consisting of four oflicers, a representative from each class, and the athletic coach. IVith the co-operation of the entire student body and the faculty the chief plans of the club have been carried out. Interest in athletic affairs has been very keen this year. The annual Thanksgiving Athletic Club dance was the greatest success in the history of the school, both socially and Hnancially. The Boys' Athletic Club has decided to have an Athletic Banquet on February twenty-second. Committees have been appointed and plans are being perfected to make this banquet the climax of all the athletic activities of the year. At this time sweaters and letters will be awarded to the honor men. No student in the School of Agriculture can afford to miss this banquet. The officers of the club hope this will be adopted as an. annual affair of the Athletic Association. The future of athletics in the School of Agriculture will be determined largely by the efforts of the Boys' Athletic Club and the co-operation of the faculty and student body. This past year has been very successful because the members of the club have expended every effort to make athletics prosper and to foster in the student body the ideal of clean athletics and true sportsmanship. -A. R. H. Page Our' Hundred Forty-.ve:'eu

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Neat Hoor work and clever MERTON HEAD Pete Although getting a poor start at the beginning of the season, Pete has developed in wonderful form. If he improves next year as he has in the last month he will be one of the greatest guards ever graduated from the S. A. U. M. H. RAY CLINE ffPadd1yI! Paddy with his drive and en- durance has been a great cog in our basket-ball machine this year. His speed has kept many an op- ponent fagged out in trying to follow him. Because of gradua- tion his position will be hard to fill next year. ELMER BEAN ffBeanV!J passingf' the motto of this clever player, has certainly been upheld. His work has done much to strengthen the S. A. U. M. team this year. In shooting baskets he is second high point man on the team. EVERETT KEYES Ev or High Everett has proven himself a Captain of real ability. Under his leadership the basket-ball squad has developed a real fight- ing spirit. As an individual player he has starred high. He has led the team in scoring. He always aimed to get the tip off thereby inspiring his team mates to do their best. Page One Hundred Forty-1z1'ne