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

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ff X x X ..V,. Message to the Senior Class DEAR YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE CLASS OF 1931: Your three years of work and play at the School of Agri- culture are almost over. We congratulate you on your suc- cesses in both lines. We are proud of the class as a whole and we are interested in each individual composing it. We regret that we could not become well acquainted personally with each member. We wish each one all success throughout his or her life. Re- member that while you are making a living you are also making a life? Make that life one of service to your family and your community, and perchance to the world. -MR. AND Mas. PAUL J. LEACH. 4 ,Mo VNMQ , IE ms, f!g3:,il! 'Q Vjlx .' r l l wlsxmlg ti W 52,1 , ffifgll ,..f 5 WI 521 l lwll l 11 A as-Q'-gi l yllliji X-1 1 NW W 1 IN v I I l ei I f-1 Mi' Will, If l WW ,ff wi C wi! :HJ Mill W 41 w mil Legg: Stl 5221, IWW :-Rllj my lr ir' we W! ,W .NL ,fa MQW M5 7741! TWH lv' NA A Hi if-flil gyzfg if N5','f7lll 1,4 il i'.L'VH i LW? li My ll , , , 1 w:w,Q.1f W I l35i',, l-, , K -Q 491 I ,fi if 513- ':':':', xf . iii' . -I 2 ' -i 'Tfnlf-' V- f , T, :,f,, iff- ':f1:Q 4: L ff, 3 YYQTTLQ iz ,,,,,. QU, .f'.- , Page F orty-six

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f 'l'TAYIQ v T- .lil VX 'YW' T 37 S V Y T7 ,. 1 ,UTY X MARTIN DANKERS, Sergeant-at-armsg DONALD JOSEPHSON, Vice Presidentg OBER1' LOREN, Presidentg ANNE SCHUBRING, Secretaryg ARTHUR FAHLAND, Treasurer. The Class of l93l HE seniors have now reached the goal, have attained in part, at least, the thing i-IPM which they came to the School of Agriculture. The very fact that they are seniors is proof of this. They have finished the three year course of study and are ready, either to go back to the farms and their homes, or to go on to take the intermediate work and, later, go to college. The class members of '31 have proved it possible to combine study and play. They have a large membership in the Honor Scholarship Society and too, have played a very important part in the extracurricular work of the school. In dramatics senior students have taken great interest and displayed much talent having taken part in all of the dra- matic productions of the school year. Also, the school judging team was composed of senior members. In athletics, however, they have excelled. During this, their last year here, they won first in the field meet with a score of sixty-four points. Too, the seniors are especially proud of Martin Dankers, who won Hrst in the inter-school cross country track event in the fall. N The seniors have been fortunate to have for their godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Leach, who have given generously to the class of their time and advice. The seniors have stood by their colors and have, indeed, lived up to their motto, Climb though the rocks be rugged. -G. ESTEROS. .Vi 2 1 . 1 -r gi R ie Z U 2 Q A 9 v L x 2 2 4 -r 2 -r .Qi Sv 9 , lap ,rf P, I - '-+---A-----A- -Y Y- -Y---M -----f -----W A- V ' ' -' - -fd-' ' 'i ig '7' YZ! ',ff7?f-717:77-'ffl . f'f7f l'ff-5, 7?1., '-4'Z T L' -1-9 S'-.ffli1'-.rw-'+'t5-3',-AX v- X'-C ...TX 'CWI -f .. X :'!'f jx-1545 f . , 65'-9 ff A , fi-:ff .j.g.fxs, an . gli?-' -Q. 'LAS-,Ns XO- fine- N, - L f if-2.4rh.4:Qf -4f4?s41p3 f 3 fe 02,1312 ijX..T 'YCEL i--, ll-f1g1 '.QQl2 Sgt! r1::,iQgrS:?Ef4.Qr Page Fo rty-eight 52 MXN KU 4 f