Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

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W if XY? aw I 4 TiE-113341 1' .EIMEFI Fll' I E il I VE .1 Non 111111all llD1roH11ll11ca V School has been lllSITlISS9fl I s1t it mv desk vxexrx and alone I lore ne stack of grammar essays are avsaltlng cr1t1e1sm lhen the room IS br ghtened A beam of sunhght penetr ztes the chalk dust 'md falls upon the globe on mf, desk lhe clear ray falls on the central part of lxorth Amer1ca lhe globe expands and I see the lnsane asylum at Hastmgs Mlnnesota The guard1an rax lghts up a long co r1dor wlth cells on both s1des A calm dwmfied person s ttt rnpt ng to soothe one of the lnmates Thls soothlng angel turns to look at the beam and I recogn 19 lXI1ldred W1lson Her experlence 1n the Normal 'lra n1ng Department has qual hed her for th1s work The beam trax els Northward to Lake Sul e or then 1t rests upon the waters We look w1th1n the crystal depths and see 1 beaut1lul nsh sw mm ng from hook to hook exam1n1ng the ba1t At last she blt9Q the hook of If ftther l1me vxh ch IS balted mth a solld substance called pedagogy Vt e real ae that th s IS just fl symbol gogue for llfe Next a consol1dated school near Lake Super or IS llum nftted lhe domestlc SCIGHCG teacher IS serwng the hot lunch XI e mmed ately not ce that there are an unusually large number of young men present XI e w onder Why th1s s so unt1l we see that the cook IS Helen C he makl Followmg the beam to Mmnefzpohs We are conducted to a busmess college A very pr1m slender 1nst uctor vs drrect ng the hngers of a handsome young m xn to typew r1te by the touch sy stem XX e are surp11sed to see that the mstructor lb I uellle Barthng, VI h1le 1n 'NI1nne1pol1s the be m Uu1des us to '1 CITCUS dlrectlng our attentlon to a s1de shovx We follovx the erovxd wh ch IS golng to VIGW the World s champlon m1lk dr1nker lh1s champ1on who IS savd to we gh three hundred pounds IS drlnklng a gallon of m1lk ex ery ten m nutes VVe hardly recogmfe thls person as Mabel Shore' l he be 1m then brlghtens the dome ol the cap tol bu ldlflg at VN ashlngton It shlnes w1th1n 1nd rex eals the I S Sen tte lohn D1rks the senator from MlHH9S0t3 IS pleadmg for a ce1t'1 n b ll Ile see tt ft gl mce that the ladles wlll Vote as Mr D1rks Wlshes lhe t me he spent n the Worth ngton Wo1m ml Department was not wasted There he learned to underst md women I ke 1 beacon the ray mow es to New York C1ty A chorus glfl WQQTIHL, 1. xx onderful gl een sat n cos tume sc1nt1llat1ng W1th paste Jewels s demonstratmg eerta n health exe c ses for the beneht of the publ1c schools Vlho IS that l the and pretty damsel ll hy t s Doro thy Meyers' lxext we behold a class room IH ft college of that great c ty A class 1n mathematlcs IS 1n sess1on The teacher lb wear ng great spectacles but her dvmples assure us that 1t can be no other than Dalsy Dful ng' -X drug sto e xx th '1 beauty parlor as one of 1ts features IS then rex ealed A gl tte ng s gn vs th the wo ds Made mo1selle Sall the artlst of the Rouge box catches the eye Enter ng we see our old classmate Llllle Sall transformmg a phw svognomv 1nto one of surpa ng beauty A lumber camp 1n Northern 'XI1nnesot'1 next enters our lne ol x son Interest lags unt1l a t1ny woman IH cler1cal garments appears mounts fl stump she exhorts the men to keep to the rlghtl lh1s sky p1lot lb Ruby bake lhen we see the 1sland of Borneo A woman IS stftndmg by a hre mth '1 cook book n her hand Focus nff on the cook book the l1ght rex eals Hec1pes Irom 'XIX Own He ul lhe l tdy tu ns toward us and vue recogmze C Iara C udmundson the or g nator ot bra1n food Hon kong C'h1na IS next under obserxatlon A bl xek eyed lady mth ho Il r mmed spec tacles IS conductmg a class 1n phomes lhtt sm1le IS unm stakable lt must be Beulah Morgan lle are then gu1ded to Nloscow Russ1a A peanut stand upon the corner lb surrounded by boys and men Hfmdmg out sleks and sm1les we find a J' I N K' K i 5 f. -9' ' ' , -I -rg ., , 5 T1 - ..... 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f t lllllllllll me lggll3H'q 15H ll' ilMEll Fl f J.1LJJ..l.l.L 1 1' 'W We ,gm Nolrmnall Department SAXON ORPHA Orpha Saxon would be a success At maklng a great long address She can talk for a day And nothmg much say And leave you her meanlng to guess SHURF MABEI Very slender IS MISS Mabel Shore She could walk through a seven mch door But she drlnks ex ery day Some mllk people say So that she may welgh a blt more ll RNER THELMA Squelchmg s Thelma Turner s great a1m She guarantees that you ll not feel the same C reat falth 1n your vlew After you have been through That Squelch1ng whlch makes you qulte Tame WILSON, MILDRED Mlldred Wllson w1ll make a good teacher, Or a Wlfe for a dlgnlfled preacher She IS sedate and slow, And wherever she'll go, She'll be a mlld, gentle creature x7-lac K., K fi, g 1 i 7 XX 1 Ny L A ff -Q W -4 4 ' , l we . l f-H -greener , V ,,. A-3---..:.,...,.. V 2- fr lx, x -' ' 'gmt 'M 1- is f V. 0449 ' , 1 YY,,41f LE- -mm .Mo 'E' l l Ad .W 1 w 75 . . ' Y ll -1 'L t , ! 1 LLM rv , I ll W , N-f,-- D , W ' ' 'E -..-A , -e ft I ,V , . M-, -,,.,-,... ,,,, , X --at-A.,-fm 55,+fmf..Wlu H-:-. .. ' - :,-- ,:.1 ' --H! .,,',.ai - ., 4' - ,..m:v...:em- fvM.v...'w:-...V,,,., , 4 -!,qf,.,,,g,,,y,,-,mul . ,..,.,s..,..x..s..s..,.s..,..s..,..s..s..s..,..,..s..,..s..x..s..s..s..s.., '1 ' r , L ' 7 , 7 1 l J, A J . . Y , n Ln K 7 l T , . 7 ' 7 K v Y u V T T 7 ll ' 7 77 Y ' 7 , . . . I

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fpwy N51 6 fk K5 I f ,em,X.fw-1 J WL W WE? W - VW -we were famllxar Hgure 'I helmft lurner Prosperlty has sought her out for the peanut IS the favorlte dellcaey of Reds and 5OCIZJ.lISf,S I he sun ray darted oy er the globe uncertain ly and finally rested on an ofhce hulldlng ID boston Iadles of all types and swes were croyydmg thru the door -X slgn read Advlce to the Loy elorn Peeklng thru the keyhole we hnd Orpha Saxon looklng through her files of love lettersll budden ly the llght dlsappearsl Awakenlng from my trance I dlscover that the sun has set and the schoolroom 1s IH shadow I ocklng the door I depart marvellng that a class of fourteen members should become so wldely scattered IH a few years Tl t Wlllrtalclllnctr s fffllllo ll you can yy ake at SIX o clock some mornlng VI hen host IS thlck upon the wlndow pane And though you thlnk your verv bones are freezlng lump out of bed 'md not crayvl ln agaln If you can lace your shoes Wlth 1Cy fingers VI hen your thermometer says ten below Nor QIUl1 for that brlght memory whlch llngers Of roses bloomlng ln a fragrant row If you can yy ilk two mlles and ney er falter And than unlock a stubborn door and find I he coal you banked so yy ell a burned out CIIICIQI' lhen bulld '1 hre as though you dldn t mlndl If you can vylsh exch pupll a good mornlng VX hen you are feellng that the world s all wrong And then begln the day wlth happy slnglng I nt1l the world seems brxghter for the song If you can call a class IH dec1mal fractlons And hnd that they've forgotten every rule, And teach again IH splte of all dlstractlons So that the class yy on't stay IH after school, If you can keep the llttle folks all busy VN 1th work that educates and yet IS fun, Hay e thlrty classes, and yet not grow dwzy, And knoyy that ey ervthlng you do's well done, If you can see the sln of movlng plctures, Shun cards and danclng as an awful crlme, T eath morals wlthout long and dreary lectures, And yet for mercy's errands e'er have tlme If you can haye your puplls all adore you So that you may wxthout effort rule, VX hy, then, I'll say, Amerlea, she needs you She needs such teachers IH her rural schools' x.26..r , Y X 1 f . ' ff I I I lk I 7 'L X LX . - N A A Y 4 rg- . 5, I , gt- K Y QQ Y , . ' , R-fnyr---.-....-.....-....--I. 'J 2 I 1 -, -,A PQ i .. , :A . AAA 1- . -f ' f f ,. E50-myty 43, 4522 I I ' if ' amp. ........ . .. ..... ..... -: rs .ff I l..l ea . 1 I I Q --I rf- ,L 'I . , ' ,, , -f -515+-l--,. ,.. . . . f , ,. W' H L Y --s . gfftiu .are-yu - -. I- . . mf- -j, .m.....-... '- .f..Z.,7 L -yn?--F,,,.' . .Qu zi,g3a,g----Wm - --I-:yn:-L-4::'.'lm:-.M:y'7:!:.r..'1f-H ...,,., , C-4--1.f?'.flyn1772lt-4-'2:x.:. -. - ' - H ----- .....:a1 - ,- ,, .s..s..s. .s-.suse .Q-ins. .s.-sus. .s.-sus.-sus.-Q .Qns-yx. .s..s..s.ys..s.,s. .S-ysns. ysnsns. . . , , , . . S Y x L m y - C - ., r . . 1 . , - - N ' y 1 V - , , X L L f n A . ' Q . . . , . . , c L , . I I . 1 . 4 Q v . ' 1 . A , . V , , . X 1 A L a - 1 y I ' W . , n , I . . ' . ' V 1 .1 . V , If I A , . . . v . , 4 . . . 1 , , , . . I . Pix' if' I , 9 c , 9 TL f ,xy ,n 1 n 1: AJ. I 1 , . . . y . . - . . A I C C C m A l L. s , , . , , v V U U 9 . c Q V' c . i ' , , 4 4 1 v . ' ' A K as n 1 X . . lc vi V v L. v , I . ' 9 V ' V 1 ' X I C . L m Y y r y ' ' x 4 4 ' 7 - 1 1 C . L K 1 , , - , , a , ' 4 f ' r 1 K . 1. , Y ' 1 ' A v v. '. . K Y L C