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

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V V ,QXAKA 19 mf A A A ik I l N it N N R l w 4 X. . y X T m l W ALMA HAMMANN, Secretaryg Howmzn PEDERSbN, Treasurerg ALOYS GRUENKE, Presidentg EMU. BLOM- Bens, Vice Presidentg REUBEN Hash, Athletic Manager. I The Class of l933 LTHOUGH the freshmen chose green as their class color, they are not as green JAX as the proverbial freshmen. Of the three hundred freshmen enrolled only two , hundred and ninety-nine had trouble Ending their classes on the first day. And, more remarkable still, seven of the bravest boys ventured to call at the girls' dormitory during the first week. Too, in athletics, as early as the Hallowe'en tournament, they attracted attention to themselves. In the basketball game with the intermediates they were victors. In the rope climb where they were represented by Bajari and Hasti, they won first place. Also, in all the other events of the evening they worked hard and made keen the competition for the other classes. The class of ,33 has also been active in other activities in the school. In both the judging squad consisting of eight members, and the cross country squad, they were represented by one member. In music they show a considerable amount of talent. Four of them play in the school orchestra and seven in the band. Too, the freshmen have a large representation in the dramatic club. The class is very fortunate in having for their godparents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Peterson. The class of '33 has only begun. They have much to look forward to. With their A pep and enthusiasm they will be sure to su ccee cl. Three big rahs for the freshmen! -G. Esrenos. fini.: e , e i jge:-9Y4K 7z7A 7ifc 7Jg 3i ,XssXQ-aka? 5i:K kxY2-ex , Page Seventy-one lf-

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