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

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ALMA JOSEPHSON, CARL SIERK, WILLIAM HAIGHT, ALOYS GRUENRE, LILLIAN WIILSON. Commencement Calendar Reception to the Graduating Class .................................,..............., SATURDAY, P1'esirle111f fum' Mrs. C0'577Zll7Z, Dean and Mrs. Coffey. Commencement Sermon, Rev. Samuel H. Roth e.,................ .- .,...,,. SUNDAY, Senior Class Play, The Tower Room Mysteryn ..,.,, THURSDAY, Final Assembly and Class Night Exercises ...,... ......, F RIDAY, Commencement Day ,Exercises ....,..,.....,..,.. ...... T UESDAY, Order of Exercises MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH MARCH Prelude, Selections from Bohemian Girl, Balfe. Processional, Grand March, Samenik ,...,........... ,..... S . A. U. M. ORCHESTRA Invocation .............................................................,.................... REVEREND C. M. WESWIG Luther Theological Seminary Science and the Home ...........,......,..i.,.,,,.,..,,.,.,,,.,.,,...,..,..,.,., ,,,,.., L ILLIAN WILSON Fire Prevention on the Farm ....... ....... A LOYS GRUENKE Poisons and Cure Alls ........... ........ A LMA JOSEPHSON Taxation ....,....,,,,,.....,,,.......,...,......,,.,,,.,,,, ,,....,..,.,,., C ARL SILRK History of the School of Agriculture ..., ......,..,,..,... W ILLIAM HAICHT Selection .........,....,,.,......,....-....,,....,,...... ..,...., S . A. U. M. ORCHESTRA Address ......,.,.....,,.,.,,,,..,......,.C,,,.,,i.,,,,.,.,,,...,,...,.,,.,....L...,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,i,..... DR. W. C. COFFFY Dean, Department of Agriculture, University of Minnesota Conferring of Certificates ,,.,..,..,.,...,......,..-.......... Lorus DELTA COFFMAN, PHD., LL D Bencdiction President of the University of Minnesota Page Fifly-v1'I'c'l1

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WILLIAM WAGEN- KNECT, Bill Riverview Station St. Paul, Minn. A quiet, 1l17flSSll7lllI1g chap. MARGARET WEBER, Weber Rogers, Minn. S. A. U. M. Literary, Dra- matic Club, Volley Ball, Archery, Girl Reserves, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion. Why not get out of life all that is in if? RALPH WESTBERG, fi , C URKIZIJIQU n r Anoka, Minn. 4H Club. 7 fif Azul ever oler the trade Arm' ever livczl on earth f011fff1i- HILDA WYFFELS, W3fjffls Ghent, Minn. Clouds can flyangz' info everything It is 511011 fzm lIll61gl7ll77g.U WILLIAM MILLER, LORING LARM, ffB,Uv r'L01'i11gu S26 Mt. Curve Avenue 3450 Polk Street Sf- Paul, Minn- Minneapolis, Minn. Pm willing fo work, but An i770l7lSfTlO1lS lnzl. but for ifwf 115 50071 108, the girls be lam' 710 fad. But to my Ibm? I know my lessons ix only io brag. Page Fifty-six OLIVE WI-IEATON, Olive Houston, Minn. Eagle Literary, 4H Club, Mixed Chorus. Sbe'x not so tallultiuc' mul xl9e's slay, i Bm' ber personality will get ber by. LILLIAN WILSON, Lil Pipestone, Minn. Assistant Editor - in - Chief Agrarian, House Presi- dent, Secretary Gopher Literary, Plays, l'Black Goldl' and Tiger Housen, Commencement Speaker, Secretary Senior Class, Dairy and Livestock Club, School News Staff. rrWl7C71 lam' 'llZ01'72i71g,S work is Ilona, She sl1l11zbe1's in the 17007l- iiele mn. ORIEN WOLD, O1'ien White Bear, Minn. Not only good, but good for s0'HLctl:fi11g. JOHN MOLLER, john 3249 Humboldt South Minneapolis, Minn. Why worry about what to- morrow has in store? EDGAR OBER, Eel 585 Goodrich Avenue St. Paul, Minn. lVlJere willing lJzz11rlr will serve.

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RUTH OTTERNESS, CLEVE JOHNSON, GEORGE WILKENS, CARL SWANSON, CHESTER ULLMAN. The Junior Class N full realization of the fact' that in one more year they will be seniors, the juniors are waiting for the opportunity to prove themselves worthy of the title. XY7aiting! No, it will not do to say that, for soon after entering school in 1930, the members of the class distinguished themselves by winning the annual Hallowe'en Athletic Meet, a feat no other freshman class has performed in all Aggie history. They did not stop with this victory, however, but continued to push forward and represented their class in many of the school activities, such as basketball, swimming, archery, and dramatics. This year the junior class has one hundred and twenty-six members, many of whom have come here as high school graduates, attracted by the practical courses in farming and by the spirit of friendliness existing in the school. The juniors are proud of their Godparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Peterson, who have taken such an interest in the class. As the end of the junior year draws near, they hope that the entire class may return next fall to carry the Gold and Old Rose to the goal of graduation. 'GEORGE WILIQENS. Page Fiffy-eight