Aggie 1937 - Yearbook

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The Juniors EntertainAt Feast and Dance in King Arthur’s CourtThat fair order of the Table RoundA glorious company, the flower of MenTo serve as model for the mighty world,And be the fair beginning of a timeWhen evening came, Icing Arthur and hiscourt of knights and ladies proceeded with greatceremony unto the Banquet Hall where a greatfeast was spread. And as they entered in, lo ! mu-sic began of a sudden to play with a wonderfulsweetness. All about were fantastic castles ofgilded hues of blue and silver, and spears allshining decked the royal hall. And in their midstwas a great Round Table with seats thereat fortwenty persons, and at each place was a brilliantchalice bearing fragrant drink.And beside theseparate places were tiny spears which bore greatwords and the covenant of the Knighthood of theTable Round. Then Merlin, who went before,pointed to a high seat and said, “Behold, lordKing, yonder is the ‘Seat Royal’, and that is thineto sit in.” And there appeared sundry lettersupon the back of the seat, and the letters readthe name, ‘Arthur, Icing.’ Then all the knightsseated themselves and break bread and quaffeddrink and there was great feasting in the Hall.In due time the knights arose and spake in turn,repeating their knightly vows and swearing untothe Covenant of their order. Then Arthur spakeand with simple words of great authority cheeredhis Table Round. And all those who sat at feasting,both knights and ladies, lifted up their voicesin loud acclaim.And when the feasting and noble speech wasdone, the King and Queen, followed by all thesplendid court of lords, nobles, knights, and fairdamsels in full array made progression unto theroyal gardens of Camelot. As the King andQueen and Court entered in thereat, they wereamazed at the beauty of the scene. In theirmidst was the royal castle painted all in silverhues. A canopy was made to represent the skybeing all of a cerulean blue sprinkled o’er withsilver stars which sparkled with surpassing radiance.And all around were great trees of blackin silhouette against the sky. And music filledthe air round about them and courtly knights andfair ladies moved in grand procession beneath acanopy of spears around the castle walls. And,there was great rejoicing and merrymaking asthe courtly couples danced fleeting hours to enchantingmusic in the Royal Gardens of Camelot.“The old order changeth, yielding place tonew.”March 15, <strong>1937</strong>Page 67
The Hall of FameMost Representative GirlRuth LerudMost Representative BoyRoland WentzelMost Popular GirlMildred MyklebyMost Popular BoyRoland WentzelMost SeriousMarvin NabbenLoudest VoiceBlanche BierbaumMost AmbitiousDorothy SetterholmMost Happy-go-LuckyEdith RambergMost MusicalLynn LokkenBest BluffeeMarie BlakelyBest BlufferChan FreijeBusiest GirlEdna HoppeBusiest BoyAxel RynningPeppiest StudentsWerner Weindorf, Bernadette JeffreyBest ComplexionVirginia WattMost ExtravagantSylvia FortMost Pleasing SmileDaniel WavraMost ReliableEffie StonehouseMost Pleasing PersonalityAlta TorkelsonMost ConceitedPatricia DurbahnRest Girl DancerOrda SletvedtBest Boy DancerAlton ArnessMost Beautiful Girl - _ - Evelyn LaRievereHandsomest BoyPhilip HegrebergBest AthleteJoe WidsethBest SportJoe WidsethBest StudentDorothy SetterholmBiggest EaterNorman GeiseBest Dressed GirlPhyllis HenreBest Dressed BoyChester IngebretsonBiggest GigglerLucille WollinBiggest GossipKatherine MolacekBest Gum ChewerAnn Haugen and Werner WeindorfBest DispositionBetty McVeetyWise Cracking FroshAmy NelsonQuietest GirlHelen KellermanQuietest BoyDale BloomquistNoisiestJohn RaderWittiestJames WeckwerthHuman DictionaryDuane MoenDreamiestArthur LeeBiggest Time-WasterAdeline ThoresonMost GenerousJanet KrogstadBiggest FeetNorman GeiseMost Devoted CoupleRay Higgin and Dorothy AbbottPrettiest HairIrene TasaBiggest PestFern SteinerIPage 68
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PROGRAMAdministrationFacultyThe Off
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The DeanWalter C. CoffeyDean and Di
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AgricultureAthleticsIn his powerful
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MusicAcademic WorkIf you want to si
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The Advanced ClassTop Row: Coulter
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The Junior CIassTop Row: Orvik, Sch
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The Freshman ClassTop Row B. Knutso
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We End Our Vacationi. I’ll bet a
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Parents’ DayIt is only fitting an
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The ConferenceFerrierHodgsonHarris
Page 31 and 32: Cross Country RunnersLeft to Right
Page 33: HomecomingOn Friday evening, Octobe
Page 37 and 38: The Dormitories in PicturesSenior H
Page 39 and 40: “Once In“Once in a Lifetime”
Page 41 and 42: SwimmingJeffrey, Dur bahn Watt, Set
Page 43 and 44: In years to come our reminiscences
Page 45 and 46: Than nksgivingEvery family, the wor
Page 47: From Day To Day5819623104711Sun., N
Page 51 and 52: Girls Glee ClubTop Row : Dalager, W
Page 53 and 54: Mixed ChorusBack Row: C. Johnson, M
Page 55 and 56: Variety NightAugustine Isaacson, Sw
Page 57 and 58: TheJoe Widseth-played his first yea
Page 59 and 60: Advanced: Nabben, Olson, Hess, Hans
Page 61 and 62: Crop JudgingThe ability to judge fa
Page 63 and 64: Win ter-.___IRed River Valley farme
Page 65 and 66: DebateDebate meeting number one for
Page 67: The Winter Scene1510 11152612164387
Page 71 and 72: Our AdvisersMy three years of close
Page 73 and 74: Dorothy Abbott-Mentor. The shyest o
Page 75 and 76: Delene Hegreberg-Ada. Poise, and th
Page 77 and 78: Ivy McVeety-East Grand Forks. Very
Page 79 and 80: Geline Tvieten-Trail. Enthusiastic
Page 81: A- ClubTop Row: Moen, Rynning, Nabb
Page 85 and 86: Grace NotesUnpreparedThere is nothi
Page 87 and 88: Grace NotesAgg ie DictionaryBawled
Page 89 and 90: A Last LookWith all work completed
Page 91 and 92: Page 76the first turn at the DINING
Page 93 and 94: Page 78we see, on turning, the FLOW
Page 95 and 96: Page SOThe ROCK GARDEN; we rest a m
Page 97 and 98: UseCRYSTAL SUGARMade From AHOME GRO
Page 99 and 100: A Most Complete Stock of School Sup
Page 101 and 102: Finch Winslow CarlisleCrookston, Mi
Page 103 and 104: The Ruettell Clothing CompanyCompli
Page 105 and 106: Ole A. Flaat FarmsG R O W E RS WHOL
Page 107 and 108: Minnesota Dairy Co.GRAND FORKS. N.
Page 109 and 110: Remember This?Our BanquetThe Junior
Page 111 and 112: Northern Hardware& Plumbing Co.Gene
Page 113: Autographs
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