Aggie 1948 - Yearbook

THE AGGIE 

University of Minnesota 

Northwest School 

CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA 

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To the knowledge -seeking, 

fun loving students, 

we dedicate this volume 

of high school life

The Aggie is the Yearbook of the Northwest School 

published by the students, for the students, 

to present a factual record of school life. 

Our school year with all its happy moments 

is told here in prose and pictures. 

We hope you like it.

In the Aggie 

Administration 

Graduates 

Under classmen 

Activities 

Sports 

Advertisements 

1947- I948 AGGIE BOARD 

EDITOR ATHLETICS 

MARLYS SARGENT RICHARD WIDSETH. FORREST MOSHER 

ASSOCIATE EDITOR CLASSES AND FACULTY 

DOROTHY FIN KEN BI NDER DONNA MAE AUER, DAGNEY ROLEY 

BUSINESS, ADVERTISING ORGANIZATIONS 

MANVEL GREEN, ELIZABETH LAPP ADA TORGERSON, DELPHINE HEDLUND 

FEATURES 

LARRY BERGH, KEITH GREGOIRE

Administration

MR. T. M. McCALL, Superintendent 

MR. E. N. REIERSGORD, Registrar

BRUCE C. BERESFORD, 

B.S., M.S. 

Crookston, Minnesota 

Iowa State College 

University of Illinois 

Biology, Fruits and Vegetables 

Floriculture, Farm Forestry 

Conservation, Beekeeping, 

Botany 

WlNNlFRED ERICKSON, B.S. 

Litchfield, Minnesota 


Group Vocal, Advanced Choir 

Glee Clubs, Band 

Private Vocal and Instrumental 

Lessons 

RUTH EMERSON, B.S. 

Virginia, Minnesota 


Piano, History 

School Accompanist 

HOMER D. FAUSCH, B.S. 

Faribault, Minnesota 


Animal Husbandry 

Animal Breeding 

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ALICE M. ANDERSON, B.A. 

Lowry, Minnesota 

Gustavus Adolphus College 

English, Geometry 

RETTA BEDE, B.S. 

Duluth, Minnesota 


Cooking, Home Management 

Household Science 

WILLIAM M. BARRON 


North Dakota Agricultural 

College 

Chicago Mechanical School 

Hanson Auto and Tractor 

School 

Ethyl Corporation of America 

Field Machinery, Tractors, 

Motors 

EDWIN F. BENNETT 


A. R. C. W. S. I. 

Cross Country 

Physical Education 

Coaching, Wrestling 

FACULTY

FACULTY 

JEAN KJORLIE, B.A. 

Fargo, North Dakota 

Concordia College 

Play Production 

English II Debate 

t t YS KER, 


Concord ia College 

University of North Dakota 


Hygiene, Sociology, Civics 

Economics, Farm Accounts 

Physical Education 

Athletic Director 

MARGARET E. LARSEN, B.A. 


St. Olaf College 

Duluth State Teachers College 

English Literature 

American History, Journalism 

Aggie Context Adviser 

ANNA M. NELSON, B.S., R.N. 

Brainerd, Minnesota 

University of M innesota 

Northwestern Hospital 

Minneapolis 

Public Health, Home Nursing 

ARNOLD M. FOKER 



Carpentry, Farm Drawing 

Mechanical Drawing 

Superintendent of Buildings 

and Grounds 

FAE HUGHBANKS 

Spencer, Iowa 

Hamilton University 

Minneapolis Business College 

Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping 

NELS S. HANSSEN, B.A. 

St. Paul, Minnesota 



General Science 

Chemistry, Physics 

ORVILLE M. KISER, M.S. 

Croo kston, Minnesota 

Kansas Agricultural College 


Livestock Judging 

Livestock Feeding 

Dairy Production, Meats

JEANETTE PETERSON, B.A. 

New Ulm, Minnesota 

Hamline University 

English Ill, Piano 

ALVEY M. PILKEY 


University of Manitoba 

Poultry, General Mathematics 

THEODORE M. PULKRABEK, ERWIN N. REIERSGORD 

B.S. B.A., M.S. 

East Grand Forks, Minnesota Crookston, Minnesota 

University of North Dakota Concordia College 

Veterans' Coordinator and University of North Dakota 

Field Supervisor Registrar, Algebra 

Business Law 

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JULIA SHEA, B.S., M.S. 

Detroit Lakes, Minnesota 


Michigan State 

University of North Dakota 

Columbia University 

State Normal and Industrial 

College 

Quantity Cookery 

Manager of Dining Hall 

OLAF C. SOINE, B.A., M.S., 

Ph.D. 



Cereal Crops, Forage Crops 

Soil Management 

Farm Management 

Crop Judging 

FACULTY 

HARRY W. SODERBURG 

B. of Ag. E., M.A. 



Farm Shop, Welding 

VERNA STOKKE, B.S. 

Viroqua, Wisconsin 

Stevens Point State Teachers 

College 

La Crosse State Teachers 

College 

Stout Institute 

Related Art, Sewing

OFFICE STAFF 

DORMITORY PRECEPTRESSES AND PRECEPTORS 

DINING HALL STAFF

CAFETERIA AND AGGIE INN

NEW DORMITORY 

Dedication ceremonies for the new dormitory were held on February 27, 1947. Dean Bailey gave 

the address of dedication. Nine members of the state legislature were special guests. This new dormi- 

tory houses I14 girls. 

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CAMPUS BUILDINGS

ON THE CAMPUS

Graduates

SENIORS 

CLASS OFFICERS 

Standing: C. Mondor, H. 

Hanson, L. Swanson. Seated: 

D. Roley, D. Finkenbinder. 

Looking behind them at their silly pranks of the first two years, the Seniors glance enviously 

at the Advanced they are to replace next year. 

Secretary Dagney Roley is one of our quiet and ambitious classmates. Dagney ranks high on 

the scholarship list. Perhaps there is difficulty in recognizing Dorothy Finkenbinder, treasurer of 

our class, without her bangs. We wonder why Dorothy is smiling so happily. Dorothy is associate 

editor of the Aggie. Mentioning the Aggie, reminds us that Vice President Manvel Green was ill 

the day the picture was taken. Manvel is also on the Aggie Board. In 1947 Manvel was President 

of our class and in the same year was elected to the National Honor Society. 

President Harris Hanson's sweater is quite fascinating. Harris is serving his first term as a class 

officer. Seemingly Harris is fond of sports. He was also chosen as a member of the National Honor 

Society in 1947. Treasurer Charles Mondor has a weakness for sports and has been in two swim- 

ming meets. Charles is a member of the glee club. Leroy Swanson, sergeant-at-arms, has been active 

in numerous sports and has been a member of the "A" Club for three years. Sergeant-at-arms 

De Forrest Palm joined the senior class this year. He is interested in football.

VERNON BRATVOLD: Wrestling I, Basketball I , 

Home Project Award 2 JAMES BRUBAKKEN: 

Basketball I, 2, 3, Football 3 WILLARD BRU- 

NELLE: Newman Club I, 2, 3. 

CLARENCE CARLSON: Basketball I, 2, Swimming 3, 

Class Basketball 2. Class Swimming 2 ALICE 

CHRUSZCH: Glee Club 3 LORRAINE COVLIN: 

Band. 

DONNA MAE AUER: Glee Club I, 2, 3, Newman 

Club I, 2, 3, Aggie Board 3, Caleb Doerr Scholarship 

1 2, Scholarship Certificate 2, Debate 2, 3, 

Home Project Award PAT BAGSTAD JAMES 

CATTLES: Wrestling 2, 3, Football I, 2. 

LARRY BERGH: Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 

Swimming 3, "A" Club 3, Class Swimming I, 2, Class 

Basketball I, 2, Aggie Board 3, Glee Club 2, Hi-Y 

Officer 3, Class Officer 2 HENRY BOEDDEKER: 

Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, Operetta Chorus 2, Basket- 

ball 2, 3, Class Basketball 2, 3 * DONALD 

BOLME. 

SENIORS

SENIORS 

RALPH EVANSON GLORIA FILIPI: Glee Club 

3, Band 3 MAE FIMRITE: Volleyball I. 

DOROTHY FINKENBINDER: Aggie Board 3, Glee 

Club I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, Class Officer 3, Field Meet 

I, 2, Swimming Meet I , Class Volleyball I, 2, Class 

Basketball I, 2, Life Saving I, 2, House Committee 3, 

Home Project Award 2 DAVID FRISLIE: Wrestling 

I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Field Meet 2 

GIESE: Glee Club 3. 

* 

RUTH 

WILLIAM DENNIS: Basketball I, 2, 3 WIL- 

FORD DOSTAL: Boys' Quartette 2, 3, Advanced 

Choir 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Variety Night 2, Oper- 

etta Chorus 2, Song Contest Director I, Football 3, 

Field Meet 2 PHYLLIS DURAY: Newman Club 3. 

MILO DYBEDAHL: Hockey I, 2, Football I, 2 

GAYLAN EISERT: Glee Club 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 

Cross Country 3 DALE ERICKSON: Football 2.

DEANE GODTLAND: Football i MANVEL 

GREEN: National Honor Society 2, 3, Caleb Doerr 

Scholarship I, 2, Class Officer 2, 3, "A" Club 2, 3, 

Crops Judging I, 2, Homecoming Skit 3, Hi-Y Offi- 

cer 3 KEITH GREGOIRE: Wrestling 2, 3, Aggie 

Board 3, Class Swimming 2, Class Basketball 2. 

ORVILLE HALSTENSGAARD: Basketball I, 2, 3 

WARREN HAMRICK: Basketball 2, 3, Football 

2, 3 HARRIS HANSON: National Honor So- 

ciety 2, 3, Field Meet l, 2, 3, Dorm Officer 2, Class 

Officer 3, Football I, 2, Hockey I, YMCA 2, Class 

Basketball I , 2. 

SENIORS 

ROBERT HARLOW: Basketball 2, 3 MICHAEL 

HARTY: Glee Club 3, Wrestling HELEN 

HAUGEN: Glee Club 3. 

DELPHINE HEDLUND: Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 

Aggie Board 3 STANLEY HETTEEN: Hockey 

JAMES HOLM: Football I , 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3.

SENIORS 

ARLYNE KIESOW: Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, Class 

Basketball 2, Volleyball I, 2 CLARICE KJOL- 

HAUG: Choir 2, Glee Club 2, Field Meet 2, Variety 

Night 2 DOROTHY KOLLING: Choir 2, 3, Glee 

Club 2, 3, Field Meet I, 2, Swimming I, 2, Song Con- 

test Director 2, 3, Class Basketball I, 2, Class Volley- 

ball I, 2, Life Saving I, 2, Variety Night 2. 

ESTHER KOPECKY: Glee Club 2, 3 ELIZABETH 

LAPP: Advanced Choir 2, 3, Choir I, 2, Glee Club 

I, 2, 3, Variety Night I, Field Meet I, Volleyball I, 2, 

Basketball I, 2, Operetta 2, Aggie Board 3, Band 3, 

Home Project Award 2 LARRY LAYMON. 

Football 2. 

LAURITZ JENSEN MAVIS JENSEN: Fieid Meet 

I, 2, Class Swimming Meet I, 2, Class Volleyball I, 2, 

Class Basketball I, 2, Glee Club 3, Life Saving 

I, 2 GLENN JOHNSON: Football 3, Basketball 

2, 3, Class Basketball 2, Field Meet 2. 

LORRAINE JOHNSON THEODORE JOHN- 

SON: Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Class Basketball 

2 GILMORE KAREVOLD.

ROYAL LUND: Wrestling 3 HARVEY LUN- 

NING: Football 3, Basketball 2, 3 ALLAN 

MAGNUSSON: Football 2, 3. 

ARVIN MANDT: Football 3, Basketball 3 

QUENTIN MATSON: Glee Club 2, 3, Band 3, 

Wrestling 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3 VERNE MAT- 

SON: Glee Club I, 2, 3, Field Meet 2, Operetta 

Chorus 2. 

SENIORS 

FLORENCE McMILLAN: Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2. 

Advanced Choir 2, 3, Field Meet 2, Swimming Meet 

2, Class Basketball 2, Class Volleyball 2, Operetta 2, 

Variety Night 2 DONALD MILLER: Variety 

Night 2, Advanced Choir 2, 3, Choir I , 2, Glee Club 

I, 2, 3, Operetta 2, Class Basketball I, 2, Home Pro- 

ject Award 2, 3, Sears, Roebuck Scholarship 3, Song 

Contest Director 2, Boys' Quartet 2, 3 CHARLES 

MONDOR: Football I, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Swim- 

ming Meet I, 2, Choir 2. 

FORREST MOSHER Footba 2 3 Class Basketball 

2 3 Field Meet 2 DAVID NELSON Crops 

Judg ng I 2 Glee C ub 3, Basketba I 2 3 

DUANE NELSON Footba 3, Wrest ing 3 Gee 

C LO 3 Band 3 Advanced Cho r 3, Octette 3.

SENIORS 

CLARENCE PETERSON: Sports Student Manager 

STANLEY PETERSON: Basketbail 3, Football 3 

ARLENE POKRWINSKY. 

KENNETH POOLE: Football I, 2, Swimming I, 2, 3, 

Swimming Co-captain 3 JOSEPH RAYMOND 

CLEMENT RICARD: Newman Club. 

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VERNIE NORDQUIST: Glee Club 2, 3 GLENN 

OBERG MARJORIE OPHUS: Advanced Choir 

2, 3, Choir I, 2, Glee Club 3, Girls' Trio 2, 3, Girls' 

Sextette 2, 3, Operetta 2, Variety Night I, 2, Song 

Contest Accompanist I, Home Project Award 2. 

DeFOREST PALM: Football 3 STEVE PAULUK: 

Football 2, 3, Wrestling I, 2, 3, "A" Club I, 2;3 

MARY PERKINS.

ILA RIKHUS DAWN RIOUX: Football I, 

Swimming I, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3 DWAINE 

ROLAND: Advanced Choir 2, 3, Operetta Chorus 2, 

Choir 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 

Field Meet I , 2, Song Contest Accompanist 2, 3. 

DAGNEY ROLEY: Class Volleyball I, Class Basket- 

ball I, Class Officer 3, Home Project Award 2, Schol- 

arship Certificate 2, Aggie Board 3 GLEN RON- 

INGEN: Football I, 2 JEROME RUICH. 

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SENIORS 

SHERMAN RUSTAD FRANCES SALENTINE: 

Newman Club I, 2, 3, Cross Country 3 MARLYS 

SARGENT: Aggie Board 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Choir 

I, 2, Advanced Choir 2, 3, Operetta 2, Girls' Trio 

2, 3, Girls' Sextette 2, 3, Song Contest Director I, 3, 

Class Officer 2, Tri-Hi-Y Officer 3, Field Meet I, 2, 

Swimming Meet I , 2, Class Volleyball I, 2, Class 

Basketball I , 2, Life Saving I , 2, Caleb Doerr Scholar- 

ship Certificate 2, Home Project Award 2, Variety 

Night I, 2. 

MARY ANN SCHEI: Glee Club 3 RAYMOND 

SCHINDLER DONALD SIMMONS: Football 3.

SENIORS 

WILFRED TAUS: Sears, Roebuck Scholarship I, 2, 3, 

'Football 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Field Meet I, 2 

CAROL THIBODO: Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 2, Band 

2. 3 DOROTHY THOMPSON. 

LAVONNE THORESON: Glee Club 2, Choir 2, Class 

Basketball I, 2, Class Volleyball I, 2, Variety Night 

2 CLARICE THUREEN: Choir 2, Band 2, 3, Glee 

Club 2, 3, Glee Club Accompanist 2, 3, Song Con- 

test Accompanist 2, 3, O W. Peterson Award 2 * 

ADA TORGERSON: Operetta Chorus 2, Glee Club 

2, 3, Band 2, 3, Advanced Choir 3, Aggie Board 3. 

JEANETTE SPINA. Glee Club 2, 3, Class Basketball 2, 

Class Volleyball 2, Field Meet I, 2 FLOYD 

STONE: Class Officer I, Dormitory Officer 3 

GARNET SUPPES: Basketball I, 2, 3, Field Meet I, 2. 

LEROY SWANSON: Football 2, 3, Basketball I, 3, 

Hockey I, 2, 3, Field Meet I, 2, 3, "A" Club I, 2, 3, 

Class Officer I, 3 DIANE SWENSON: Glee 

Club 2, 3, Choir 2, Field Meet I, 2, Swimming Meet 

I, 2, Class Volleyball I, 2, Class Basketball I, Class 

Officer 2 LUNDELL SWENSON: Glee Club 

2, 3.

DUANE TRUHN MARVLYN VESLEDAHL: 

Glee Club I , 2, 3, Advanced Choir 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 

Operetta 2, Girls' Sextette 2, 3, Variety Night 2, 

Field Meet I, 2, Class Swimming Meet I, 2, Class 

Volleyball I, 2, Class Basketball I, 2, Girls' Trio 2, 3, 

Pepster I, 2, 3, Homecoming Queen 3 GOR- 

DON VIND: Football 3. 

VERNON VONASEK: Wrestling, Basketball 

GERALD WAGNER RODNEY WEBSTER: Swim- 

ming I, 2, 3, Football 3, Field Meet I, 2, Swimming 

Meet I, 2, 3, Life Saving I, 2, "A" Club 2, 3, Dorm 

Officer 2. 

SENIORS 

RICHARD WIDSETH Footba 2 3, Basketball 2 3 

Class Basketbal 2 Agg e Board 3 WILLARD 

WILL AMS LARRY YOUNGGREN Football 

I 3 Hockey I Sw mm ng 2 3, Glee Cub 2 3 Field 

Meet I 2. 

PICTURES NOT TAKEN 

RAYMOND BOUTON 

GEORGE ROBERTS 

CHESTER VAN RADEN

ROUND THE CLOCK

a 


Standing: L. Nielson, A. Sor- 

ensen, W. Madson. Seated: 

D. Lundberg, J. Thibodo. 

a 

ADVANCED CLASS 

After four long years we have finally reached that coveted title of Advanced. Above are the 

officers elected by us to lead us through this very important year. 

The reason that Treasurer Lee Nielson isn't laughing on the picture is accounted for by the fact 

that he is extremely worried that his football pants will show in the picture. Lee is not new to the 

office of treasurer, having held the same position in his Senior year. Smiling directly at the camera 

is Secretary Adelyne Sorensen. Adelyne is a wholesome young lady who is well liked by her fellow 

class members. She has been active on the Pepster Squad. It is too bad that Sergeant-at-Arms 

Wesley Madson isn't wearing his red tie-he is simply stunning in it. 

David Lundberg, who is now serving his second term as class president, is co-captain of the 

basketball team this year. As class president in 1947, he gave the Armistice Day message at the 

monument. Vice-president James Thibodo has the distinction of winning the award as most valuable 

player on the football team. We are still wondering where Sergeant-at-Arms Norris Pederson was 

on the day the picture was taken.

ADVANCED 

BETTY BONNETTE 

NEIL CRAlGMlLE 

EARL DAHLIN 

SIMEND DAHLE 

HERBERT DAHLSAD 

DANIEL DESCHENE 

RICHARD DESCHENE 

CLAYTON ENGELSTAD 

DONOVAN GRENIER 

AVlS ANDERSON 

FLOYD ANDERSON 

PHYLLIS ANDERSON 

MAYNARD ANDERSON 

WILMA ANDERSON 

WILLIAM ASH 

MARJORIE BALSTAD 

MILTON BERG 

JEANETTE BERGH

DAVID HAMRE 

MERLE HENNUM 

WYLLlS HENRY 

THOMAS HUGHES 

JOYCE HUNSTAD 

ROBERT JAUHOLA 

DONALD JOHNSON 

RALPH JOHNSON 

CHARLES KORINTA 

DONALD KROULIK 

BEVERLY KURTZ 

ADVANCED 

EMMA LABINE 

RICHMOND LAPP 

JAMES LARSON 

EILEEN LIEN 

MARIAN LINDSTROM 

DAVID LUNDBERG 

WESLEY MADSON

ADVANCED 

JACQUELYN PARR 

NORRIS PEDERSON 

EARL PROULX 

VERDIE PEDERSON 

HARVEY PULKRABEK 

JOYCE SLICK 

DARLENE RIVARD 

ADELYNE SORENSEN 

REINHOLT SORENSEN 

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PHYLLIS MAGNUSSON 

IRENE MARTINSON 

AILEEN MATTER 

CLEO ANN MATTER 

IRA MJELDE 

LEE NIELSON 

DONALD MYKLEBY 

ARVID OLSON 

JOYCE OLSON

HORACE SORRELS 

ROY STOLA 

BEULAH STROMSTAD 

RAYMOND STROMSTAD 

DUANE SWENSON 

JAMES THIBODO 

ARLONE THORESON 

ORLAND THORESON 

DELO RES THO R M ODSON 

ADVANCED NOT PICTURED 

GLEN TORKELSON 

HARVEY TROSKA 

AGNES URBANIAK 

ADVANCED 

PATR ICI A TU RN M I RE 

LOUISE VASILAKES 

CHARLES VlND 

DENNIS GROTH 

CLI FFO RD STEl N HA U E R 

EDWARD PAVEK MAYNARD TRELSTAD 

MARVIN SOLUM ANDREW WAMBACH 

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AS THE CAMERA SNAPS US

Underclassmen

FRESHMEN 

Back Row R. Joves, F. Dunrud, J. Munter, H. Law, R. Dahl, J. Nordine, A. Jobe, D. Lindquist, J. Spina D. Green L. Larson, R. Swenson, G. Nelson, R. M. Bensen, 

D. Owens M. Olson. Second Raw: A. Overgaard, A. Nordgaarden, D. Tveit, J. Eftefield, C. Swanson, M. Hastings L. Severson, M. Grefthen, R. Brule, E. Eisert, 

L. Vad, E. Vertina, D. Newton, M. Moritz, I. Stone, M. Earle, J. Randall. Front Raw: R. Rue, T. Zumbusch, I. Lindstrom. P. Olson, B. Carlson. R. Lusso, A. Grove. 

D. Finkenbinder, B. Weiland, Mr. Soderburg, M. Ely, D. Carpenter, M. Thormodson, A. Kilen, A. Bursheim, D. Mosbeck. 

Freshmen are called "green" by most students, and the green is not 

supposed to be especially complimentary. Now, we hope that our class 

is a contradiction to that title. 

As president of our class we chose Charles Peterson. Nyla Finney is the 

only girl chosen for an officer in our class. Nyla is our vice-president. We 

decided to have two representatives from Clearbrook on our list of officers 

and chose Wayne Anderson as secretary and Russell Milner as treasurer. 

As sergeant-at-arms we selected Ordean Jensen. 

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FRESHMEN 

Back Row: B. Schipper, R. Benson H. Johnson, W. Johnson, R. Samuelson. F. Bergh, J. Johnson, A. Berg, R. Nelson, T. Ostegaard, G. Englund, O. Nelson, J. Shimpa, 

L. Mandt, D. Johnson, G. Dennis, J. Thompson, D. Warnes, D. Anderson, R. Laugaas. Second Row: O. Jensen, C. Wentzel, M. Kollar, J. Irvin, A. McDonald, P. Jensen, 

T. Breton, A. Sandral, R. Milner, V. Jensrud, C. Peterson, R. Glass, R. Schuck P. Nelson, M. Van Raden, G. Beck, L. Starner. Front Row. A. Kopecky, A. Kopecky, 

M. Eisert, A. Rundell, G. Johnson, A. Chruszch, N. Finney, M. Lundeen. Miss Anderson, J. Martinson, W. Anderson, W. Thompson, T. Aas, W. Oveson, D. Lindberg. 

A. Dybedahl. 


Standing: R. Milner, N. Finney, 

O. Jensen. Seated: C. Peterson, 

W. Anderson.

JUNIORS 

Back Row: W. Waterworth, T. Lapp, C. Caswell, L. Johnson, R. Benson, E. Risser, M. Larson, D. Fortin M. Hamrick R. Wallenberg, L. Peterson, D. Comstock, 

E. Munter, K. Ask, R. Onstad, C. Hagen, C. Seele, W. Roehl, K. Peterson. Second Row: D. Rioux, E. Bangen, M. Baird. L. Weiland, A. Torbenson, I. Fjeld, M. Peck, 

C. Kowalski, L. Swenson, V. Lange, S. Le Masurier, M. Randall, E. H. Peterson, R. Herbert, O. Thompson, C. Emanuelson. Front Row: H. Sutherland, I. Sutherland, 

D. Herberg, R. Anderson, M. Johnson, E. A. Peterson, H. Halvorson, A. Solberg, Mr. Soine, E. Thompson, F. Hofacre, P. Higgins, V. McNamee, P. Hamre, J.Vesle- 

dahl. C. Sylvester, H. Johnson, E. Waterworth. 

Juniors usually wear a look of complete assurance, for, though they 

still have a school year or two ahead, they have passed the first lap with- 

out losing any, or at least not much of their equilibrium. 

Apparently our class believed that we should let the girls have a bit 

more influence in our class than the Freshmen gave to their girl classmates. 

We selected Elaine Kopecky as our secretary and as our treasurer Eunice 

A. Peterson. Clayton Brandt is also a treasurer. 

Seemingly we did not feel safe in giving the presidency of our class 

to a girl so we selected Duaine Moe to fill the post. Our vice-president is 

Howard Thompson. W e believed Arne Filipi capable of keeping order in 

our meetings so we appointed him sergeant-at-arms. 

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JUNIORS 

Back Row: D. Wimpfhiemer, D. Wahlstrom, D. Moe, C. Brantner, O. Thureen, L. Kasprick, E. Peterson, W. Miller, F. Blavat, L. Gregroire, R. Tollefson, D. Tollefson, 

R. Lee, A. Filipi, P. Fehr, W. Purrington. Second Row: D. Meyer, A. Christenson, J. Anderson, J. Lerud, M. Stai, H. Balstad L. Skeie, G. Novacek, L. Brekke, 

E. Kopecky, B. Hoff, K. Kowaliuk, P. Halvorson, D. Driscoll, D. Bergeson. Front Row: M. Laymon, E. Dalager, W. Fagerstrom, J. Valnsdal, Miss Bede, K. Solum, S. Mery, 

H. Thompson, D. Jackson, C. Lindstrom, E. Schuster, C. Brandt, D. Danielson. 


Standing: H. Thompson, A. 

Filipi, C. Brandt. Seated: E. 

Kopecky, D. Moe, E. Peter- 

son. 

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WE WORKED AND PLAYED

Activities

HOME SWEET HOMECOMING 

There is no question as to the success of Homecoming which had its beginning with the traditional 

pepfest on Friday evening, October 17, and its conclusion with the dance on Saturday evening. The 

interval between these two events was filled with the Homecoming assembly, the football game be- 

tween the West Central Aggies and NWSA Aggies, and the crowning of Marvlyn Vesledahl as Home- 

coming Queen. 

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HI, MOM! HI POP! 

Standing: E. Dahlin, N. Craigmile, A. Anderson. Seated: M. Lindstrom W. Henry, D. Kroulik, B. Bonnette. 

To an audience of over 500 parents the students of the Northwest School displayed 

their achievements in academic and extra curricular work during the Parents' Day on No- 

vember I . 

The program of the day included the dinner served in the cafeteria, the dress revue, 

music by the advanced choir and massed chorus, home project reports on boys' project 

work, and a one-act play. 

At the conclusion of the auditorium program, the coffee hour was held in the gym- 

nasium where the parents had the opportunity to observe home project work on dis- 

play. The movie "Woodrow Wilson" brought the day to a close. 

NORTHWEST SCHOOL PARENTS' 

ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, 1948 

Left to right: J. Wesley Sutherland, Oliver 

Thormodson, Herman Solum.

WE SALUTE THE HONORED DEAD 

, 

Armistice Day was observed with a memorial service in the auditorium. The address was given by 

attorney Philip Thorson of Crookston. Mr. McCall paid tribute to the casualties of World Wars I and II. 

The color guards of the veterans organizations led the march to the monument where Harris Hanson, 

president of the Senior class, placed the wreath up:)n the monument. 

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YOU'RE THE TOPS 

Back Row: H. Hanson, W. Ash, D. Lundberg, D. Grenier. Seated: M. Green, A. Thoreson, Mr. Reiersgord. 

Membership in the National Honor Society is considered a mark of distinction. The first requirement 

for eligibility is high scholarship. A second requirement is character. The ideal of genuine worth 

should so dominate the thinking of the group that it would be an exception which proves the rule for 

a member to be criticized for lack of honesty, dependability, or even courtesy. 

Leadership and service, the third and fourth requirements, are taken almost for granted. In school 

activities these two are often inseparable. Members of this group are expected to volunteer for service 

in all the varied school activities. 

Students who belong to the Honor Society should hold their membership as a great honor and feel 

that their scholarship and activities must contribute something worth-while to the school. 

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ROUSER REPORTS TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS 

Standing: R Lapp, W Ash Seated: R. Stromstad, L. Neilson, A. Sorensen, Miss Larsen, Emma LaBlne 

"Did anyone see that stencil?" wails a bewildered reporter. "Here, write this headline, but quick!" 

orders the editor. And this is only part of the bedlam that reigns in Hill 301 on deadline day! 

But under the management of Miss Margaret E. Larsen, the staff put out a paper designed to inform 

and amuse the students. 

During the first semester special columns were written by Phyllis Magnusson and Adelyne Sorenson. 

William Ash served as editor the first semester and Charles Korinta was editor during the second 

semester. 

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L. Neilson, 

Miss Larsen, 

W. Ash, 

A. Sorensen, 

E. LaBine

WE PRESENT YOUR BOOK OF MEMORIES 

B. Lapp, D. Finkenbinder, Miss Larson, M. Sargent, A. Torgerson 

Here you are it's all yours! This year your Aggie is dedicated solely to you, the Northwest 

School student. It is your very own record album of every one of your eventful days at N. W. S. A. 

May each page and every picture bring back many happy memories for you. 

M. Mosher, L. Bergh. D. Auer, D. Roley, D. Hedlund

ON WINGS OF SONG 

The pictures on this page depict the Song Contest which was held on December IO. The Senior 

Class won first place under the direction of Marlys Sargent and Dorothy Kolling. Professor H. C. Ro- 

land was critic judge of the contest. 

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SOUTH OF THE BORDER

STOUT HEARTED MEN 

Back Row: Mr. Reiersgord, M. Hennum, N. Craigmile, W. Henry, R. Sorensen, A. Mandt, D. Lundberg, D. Mykleby, H. Sorrels, S. Danle, G. Torkelson, L. Younggren, 

E. Proulx. Fourth Row: D. Frislie, A. Magnusson, M. Harty, K. Poole, H. Lunning, D. Deschene, R. Wallenberg, W. Waterworth, M. Anderson, W. Ash, R. Deschene, 

C. Vind. Third Row: T. Lapp, D. Wahlstrom, L. Peterson, D. Moe, E. Peterson, T. Johnson, L. Bergh, R. Widseth, F. Anderson, D. Simmons, G. Johnson, L. Nielson. 

Second Row: J. Thibodo, T. Hughes, D. Rioux, J. Holm. C. Brantner, M. Green, F. Mosher, J. Brubakken, D. Roland, R. Webster. Front Row: W. Dostal. C. Van 

Raden, L. Swanson, W. Taus, M. Berg, W. Madson, S. Pauluk. 

Membership of the "A" Club is made up only of those individuals who have received the honorary 

"A." This year the club is in its sixteenth year and is once more concluding a successful term. 

It is through the efforts of this group that the new scoreboard in the gymnasium was made possible 

as well as the new radio-phonograph combinations in the dormitories. Other activities of the club have 

included dormitory supervision and the encouragement of extra-curricular activities on the campus. 

"A" 's are given to those who fulfill the requirements of the extracurricular activity participated in 

during the year. Lettermen are represented from debate, pepstering, track, crops judging, livestock 

judging, football, basketball, swimming, hockey, and wrestling. 

OFFICERS 

PRESIDENT .DAVID LUNDBERG 

SECRETARY .WESLEY MADSON 

TREASURER .LEE NIELSON 

ADVISER MR. E. N. REIERSGORD 

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FATHER, BE THY BLESSING SHED 

Back Row: W. Taus, D. Deschene, F. Salentine, H. Troska. Fourth Row: A. Matter, L. Kasprick, E. LaBine, D. Stark, W. Brunelle. Third Row: M. Peck, A. Pokrwinski, 

A. Troska, P. Higgins, B. Welland. Second Row: C. Matter, D. Auer, D. Rivard, V. Wavra, P. Duray, A. Urbaniak. Front Row: Miss Hughbanks, M. Troska, M. Kollar, 

R. Deschene. G. Novacek, Mrs. Gachowske. 

The Newman Club, an organization of Catholic young men and women, meets every other Monday 

under the direction of Father Carrier of St. Anne's Parish in Crookston. The purpose of the meetings is to 

impress the ways of Christian living as well as carrying on the discussion of Catholic practices and doc- 

trine. Miss Fae Hughbanks has served as the faculty adviser since the origin of the club eleven years ago.

MAKE BELIEVE 

The Senior class presented the comedy, "Miss Jimmy," on the evening 

of March 13. Miss Alice Anderson coached the members of the cast. 

Seniors participating in the play were: Betty Bonnette, Phyllis Ander- 

son, Marjorie Balstad, Beverly Kurtz, Charles Korinta, Marian Lindstrom, 

Phyllis Magnusson, Raymond Stromstad, and Harlan Gilbertson.

PROMENADE YOUR LADY 

The Junior Class had the Seniors as guests on Saturday evening, March I . The decorations of the 

Junior and Senior Banquet and Prom were that of a Colonial theme. 

Manvel Green, president of the Junior Class, presided as toastmaster at the banquet. Other speakers 

were Superintendent T. M. McCall, Larry Bergh and David Lundberg. 

The prom was held in the gymnasium where the guests were welcomed into the Colonial setting. 

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WE CAN PICK A WINNER 

Mr. Kiser, R. Jauhola, W. Waterworth, M. Hennum, N. Peterson, D. Meyer. 

With diligent application, members of the class learn the judging and selection of sheep, hogs, and 

cows under the able direction of Mr. O. M. Kiser. 

Mr. Kiser selects members from this class to form the team which is to judge at the Winter Shows 

on February 23-27. 

Mr. Kiser, W. Waterworth, R. Jauhola, M. Hennum, D. Meyer. 

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WE KNOW OUR OATS 

D. Nelson, Mr. Soine, J. Johnson, V. Bratvold, V. Vonasek. 

Crops Judging serves a definite place in the extra-curricular activities of the Northwest School in 

that competent instruction is given members of the group in the judging of seven classes of grains and 

legumes, identifying weed seeds, weed plants, forage plants and seeds, cereals, potatoes and potato 

diseases. 

Mr. Soine selects his Winter Shows crops judging team from members of the group. 

Mr. Soine, V. Bratvold, D. Nelson, V. Vonasek, J. Johnson. 

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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF THE TRIANGLE 

Standing: L. Bergh, D. Miller, M. Green. Seated: Mr. Fausch, D. Roland. 

The fall of 1947 saw the birth of two new organizations on the campus-Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. The ac- 

tivities of the members are guided by its motto, "Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions," as well as 

its colors of red, white, and blue signifying Sacrifice, Purity, and Loyalty. 

Miss Jean Kjorlie is adviser to the Tri-Hi-Y and Mr. H. D. Fausch is adviser to the Hi-Y. 

HI-Y TRI-HI-Y 

DWAINE ROLAND PRESIDENT AVlS ANDERSON 

LARRY BERGH VICE-PRESIDENT MARLYS SARGENT 

MANVEL GREEN SECRETARY PATRICIA TURNMIRE 

DONALD MILLER TREASURER MARJORIE BALSTAD 

Standing: M. Balstad, M. Sargent. Seated: A. Anderson, P. Turnmire 

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PRO AND CON 

Standing: M. Harty, B. Bonnette, R. Webster, L. Swanson, G. Torkelson, F. Mosher, W. Ash, P. Anderson, M. Green. Seated: L. Johnson, J. Parr, P. Turnmire, D. Auer, 

L. Swenson. 

Since debating has traditionally been a means of examining both sides of a question, the topic this 

year has provided an opportunity for fair-minded study of an important national issue. 

The 1947-48 National High School League debate question is Resolved: That the Federal Govern- 

ment should require compulsory arbitration of labor disputes in all basic American industries. The prob- 

lem of industrial peace is one which raises violent prejudices, but through open-minded and serious 

examination of all the issues involved, the squad has achieved a clearer understanding of labor and man- 

agement relations. 

From the members of the squad, one team will be chosen to represent the Northwest School at 

Morris, and one will defend the Aggies' honor in a debate with a West Central team at Crookston.

SWEET AND LOW 

Back Row: B. Bonnette, J. Olson, M. Jenson P. Magnusson, P. Turnmire, E. Lapp, M. Sargent, J. Lerud, P. Anderson A. Urbaniak, A. Grove, A. Chruszch, 

F. McMillian. Third Row: M. Kollar, N. Finney, K. Kowaliuk, M. Thormodson, A. Christenson, D. Kolling, D. Finkenbinder, D. Hedlund. M. Schei, A. Tor- 

gerson, G. Filipi, A. Bursheim, P. Jensen, L. Sheie, V. Nordquist. Second Row: M. Grefthen, A. Rundell, M. Moritz, D. Auer, M. Stai, M. Eisert, 

D. Swenson, M. Vesledahl, J. Slick, J. Irvin, A. Chruszch, V. Jensrud. Front Row: C. Thureen, R. Giese. E. Peterson, E. Dalager, H. Balstad. M. Ophus, 

L. Brekke, J. Hunstad, H. Haugen, C. Thibodo, M. Lindstrom, E. Kopecky, E. Eisert, Miss Erickson. 

Twice weekly the Girls' Glee Club holds rehearsals in the auditorium. This club is under the direction 

of Miss Winnifred Erickson. The songs which this group has been practicing are: "So's I Can Write My 

Name," "Amaryllis," and "Wings of Song." 

GI RLS' TRIO 

M. Vesledahl, M. Sargent, M. Op 

hus, Miss Erickson. 

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MUSIC F OR EVERY OCCASION 

Back Row: C. Mondor, E. Waterworth, D. Roland, G. Eisert, M. Harty, D. Hamre, J. Sutherland. Third Row: D. Nelson, P. Hamre, H. Boeddeker, 

G. Tortelson. O. Thoreson, H. Halvorson. Second Row: R. Stromstad, E. Proulx, L. Swenson, A. Fillpi. V. Wavra, V. Matson, O. Matson. Front Row: Miss 

Emerson, D. Miller, W. Dostal, M. Solum, D. Nelson, H. Sutherland, Miss Erickson. 

Every Tuesday morning at I I :40 the Boys' Glee Club meets in Kiehle Auditorium for its sched- 

uled rehearsal directed by Miss Winnifred Erickson and accompanied by Miss Ruth Emerson. 

Among the numbers this group has been practicing are: "Stouthearted Men" by Romberg, 

"Kentucky Babe" by Geibel, and "Winter Song" by Bullad. 

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a 

BOYS' QUARTETTE 

W. Dostal 

V. Pederson 

R. Stromstad 

M. Trelstad 

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SING ME A SONG 

Membership in the Advanced Choir is made up of the outstanding singers in school. 

The choir usually is called upon to sing at the most important functions of the school year. 

On Parents' Day "Send Out T hy Light" was sung at the afternoon program. During the Christmas 

Concert, the following numbers were sung: "Adeste Fideles," "Cantique de Noel," "Today There Is 

Ringing," "Carol of the Bells" and "Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming." The choir is in the midst of prac- 

tice for Winter Shows. The songs which they are planning to sing during Shows week are: "Bless the 

Lord, O My Soul," "Rain and the River," and "When Day Is Done." 

The Advanced Choir will appear on the program at the Sanitorium during February. 

Back Row: D. Nelson, L. Swenson, R. Stromstad, D. Miller, E. Waterworth, D. Roland, V. Pederson, D. Hamre, G. Torkelson. Third Row: W. Dostal, D. Thormod- 

son, E. Proulx, J. Lerud, M. Sargent, M. Trelstad, P. Magnusson. Second Row: M. Vesledahl, A. Christenson, D. Kolling. Front Row: Miss Emerson, E. Peterson, B. 

Stromstad, F. McMillian:, M. Ophus, A. Anderson, L. Skeie, Miss Erickson.

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BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTETTE 

Left to right: W. Dostal, M. 

Trelstad, R. Stromstad, D. Nel- 

son, D. Hamre, D. Miller, V. 

Pederson, W. Henry, Miss Erick- 

son. 

BOYS' QUINTETTE 

Left to right: D. Miller, W. Dos- 

tal, V. Pederson, R. Stromstad, 

W. Trelstad. 

THE SONGSTERS 

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GIRLS' SEXTETTE 

M. Vesledahl, P. Magnusson, 

M. Sargent, D. Thormodson, A. 

Anderson, M. Ophus, Miss 

Eric kson.

STRIKE UP T HE BAND 

Standing: D. Thomodson, M. Balstad, E. Lapp, Q. Matson, Miss Erickson. Second Row: A. Wamback, G. Filipi, D. Nelson, L. Skeie, D. Finkenbinder. First Row: 

A. Torgerson, C. Thibodo, W. Johnson, H. Johnson, C. Thureen, C. Korinta, J. Anderson. 

Clarinet 

Clarice Thureen 

Howard Thompson 

Carol Thibodo 

Ada Torgerson 

Saxophone 

Gloria Ann Filipi 

Duane Moe 

Coronet 

PERSONNEL 

Leslie Ness 

Duaine Ness 

Joyce Anderson 

Charles Korinta 

Baritone 

Lavonne Scheie 

Duane Nelson 

Trombone 

David Hamre 

Donald Miller 

Sousaphone 

Quentin Matson 

Drums 

Elizabeth Lapp 

Delores Thormodson 

Marjorie Balstad 

The band seemingly does not hold as much attraction to the students as do some of the other 

musical organizations. This season finds the band reduced to eighteen members. However, the smallnes 

of the group does not prevent the band from being heard. Emphasis has been placed on the mastering 

of these selections: "Promotion" by Chenette, "Starter" by Ribble, "Warming Up" by Ribble, "Van- 

guard" by Hollingsworth, "Honor Band" by Weber, and "Flyer" by Weber.

A TOAST TO YOU 

At 6:15 P. M. Wednesday, March 12, 1947, a recognition banquet was held for students who earned 

the athletic "A" in sports, debate, crops judging, livestock judging, and pepstering. 

Mr. Leo. Maatala, a former graduate of the Northwest School who is now head of vocational 

agriculture at Ulen High School, was the main speaker. Superintendent T. M. McCall gave a few re- 

marks. Mr. A. M. Foker acted as toastmaster.

IT’S ALL OVER NOW 

Commencement brought to a close another 

school year for I74 pupils-for many it would 

be the end of school attendance. 

Dr. Erich Selke of the University of North 

Dakota gave the address. David Lundberg 

president of the Senior Class, spoke for the 

graduating class. Mr. McCall announced the 

winners of scholarships and school awards.

OFF TO THE FAIR 

The Advanced Class used a future World's Fair as their theme on March 19. Arlene Vesledahl and 

Gordon Thureen were chosen as Queen and King of Advanced Day during the assembly hour. Members 

of the class concluded their day with a dance and party in the Aggie Inn. 

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THE BEST TO YOU 

At the Awards Assembly held 

on January 9, trophies for outstand- 

ing work in summer project work 

were presented. Phyllis Anderson 

and Earl Proulx ranked among the 

high scorers.

VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE 

Sixteen entries comprised the program of Variety Night on January 23. 

First place winners were Florence McMillan, Elizabeth Lapp, Dorothy Fin- 

kenbinder, Marjorie Ophus, Marlys Sargent, Duaine Ness, and Leslie Ness.

TIME OUT

Sports

ON YOUR MARK 

The cross-country team had the handicap of beginning the season with a squad of new 

runners. It was the misfortune of the team to rank fourth in the Agricultural Conference this 

year. 

The scoring of the meets for the year indicate the following results: West Central winning 

at Morris 15 to 57, Central School winning at St. Paul 15 to 50, and North Central winning at 

Grand Rapids 18 to 43. 

At the Conference held here on November 8, the Aggies took third place with a score of 48. 

Back Row: L. Kasprick, M. Solum, R. Wallenberg, W. Ash, S. Le Masurier, F. Salentine, D. Deschene, R. Deschene, Mr. Bennett. Front Row: S. 

Dahle, D. Rioux, C. Steinhauer, G. Torkelson, D. Rioux, L. Swenson, W. Waterworth.

TAKE ME IN YOUR ARMS 

The official wrestling season for the wrestlers opened on December 13. On this date a dual 

meet between the North Central School and Northwest Aggies was held in the Northwest School 

gymnasium. The score of 30 to 12 was in our favor. 

As Conference champions of 1947, the Aggies are striving to retain the championship in 

I 948. 

The schedule for the 1948 season consists of seven meets. 

Back Row: Mr. Bennett, R. Nelson, E. Dahlin, T. Ross. Third Row: R. Lund, J. Battles, O. Thompson, V. Wavara, P. Hamre, G. Johnson, R. Her- 

berg. Second Row: J. Vesledahl, D. Wahlstrom, W. Taus, C. Van Raden, E. Waterworth, N. Proulx, J. Thompson. Front Row: K. Gregoire, L. 

Peterson, W. Madson, S. Pauluk, D. Deschene, R. Deschene, D. Nelson. 

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TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME 

Back Row: L. Peterson, W. Purrington, H. Lunning, G. Johnson, W. Hamrick. W. Dostal, D. Frislie, J. Holm, F. Mosher, D. Erickson, 

C. Brantner, D. Driscoll, P. Fehr, M. Hamrick, J. Vesledahl, J. Brubakken, D. Tveit. Third Row: Coach Lysaker, W. Anderson, C. Ricard, 

M. Berg, T. Lapp, D. Wahlstrom, W. Taus, J. Thibodo, R. Sorenson, D. Roland, T. Hughes, C. Vind, L. Swanson, A. Magnusson, M. 

Anderson, W. Gjerstad, R. Jones, J. Clark. Second Row: J. Munter, C. Carlson, A. Mandt, R. Widseth, D. Moe, D. Simmons, E. Proulx, 

L. Nielson, T. Johnson, E. Peterson, L. Bergh, C. Mondor, L. Younggren, S. Pauluk, D. Nelson, T. Zumbusch. Front Row: J. Nordine, 

R. Dahl, F. Bergh, J. Randall, A. Kilen, E. Thompson, G. Beek. I. Lindstrom, L. Mandt, A. Jobe. 

I947 can be chalked up as another successful football season for the 

Aggies. The end of the season found the Aggies the winners of their sev- 

enth straight Agricultural School Conference championship.

SEASON'S SCORES 

Aggies 12 Warroad 13 

Aggies 32 .Roseau 0 

Aggies 6 Cathedral 0 

Aggies 23 Morris I3 

Aggies 6 Frazee 0 

Aggies 0 Mayville 19 

Aggies 0 Fosston 0 

TOUCHDOWN BOUND 

COACH LYSAKER CO-CAPTAINS E PROULX. L NEILSON 

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HIP, HIP, HURRAH 

B. Bonnette, A. Sorensen, M. Vesledahl, B. Kurtz 

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Yes, it's those peppy, pretty, popular 

pepsters who are always popping up un- 

expectedly with that boundless, unending 

reserve of energy. They are the ones who 

give out with that last "hurrah" just when 

we grandstanders are giving our voices a 

rest. The chief aim of our Pepsters is to 

cheer the teams on to victory. 

The cheer leading squad consists of the 

four regulars, Adelyne Sorenson, Betty 

Bonnette, Beverly Kurtz and Marvlyn Ves- 

ledahl while the junior squad is made up 

of Eunice A. Peterson, Alice Joy Christen- 

son, and Lucille Swenson. 

L. Swenson. A. Christenson, E. Peterson

OFF THE SPRING BOARD 

Back Row: R. Anderson. D. Anderson, L. Bergh, G. Torkelson, W. Henry, G. Vind, F. Bergh, H. Thompson. Second Row: M. Harty, D. Steinhauer, 

K. Poole, Mr. Blatchford, H. Sorrels, D. Swenson, M. Solum, S. Dahle. Front Row: L. Swenson, E. Risser, D. Rioux, L. Younggren, R. Webster, 

C. Carlson, R. Ryen. 

The swimming squad began workouts during the first week of December 

with a fairly large-sized group on hand for training. The freshmen and 

juniors are exceptionally well represented on the squad. 

Several of the key men of the team were lost through graduation last 

year which means that Coach Blatchford is expending effort in rebuilding 

the squad. Reports indicate that good progress has been made with the 

swimming team. 

On January 17, the swimming meet between West Central and the 

Northwest School was held here in the school pool with Morris scoring the 

victory. Horace Sorrels and Kenneth Poole are the co-captains. 

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A TISKET A TASKET 

Back Row: R. Widseth, G. Roberts, G. Johnson, (Mascot) John C. Brantner. D. Rioux, W. Dennis. Second Raw: Coach H. H. Lysaker, J. Brubakken, 

T. Johnson, E. Pavek, A. Wambach D. Groth, Trainer C. Peterson. Front Row: F. Anderson, L. Ness D. Mykleby, J. Thibodo, D. Lundberg, 

E. Proulx, D. Ness. 

SEASON’S SCORES 

Aggies 4 I Climax 30 

Aggies 40. Fosston 42 

Aggies 53. Fertile 33 

Aggies 54. Mahnomen 33 

Aggies 55. Mayville, N. D. 32 

Aggies 43. . ....... Fosston 40 

Aggies 69. .Grand Rapids 23 

Aggies 41 Bagley 

Aggies .......... Fisher 

Aggies ........ Mentor 

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REDDY KILOWATT 

Your Electrical Servant 

Crookston and is for the service of its local people. 

The Crookston 

Production Credit 

A farmer’s cooperative lending 

institution that is in position to 

purchase money at wholesale 

rates and lend it to members 

OTTERTAIL POWER CO. Livestock, Turkey and Crop Loans 

Broadway at 2nd St.

Featuring “National Advertised” Brands 

RICHARDS-TVEDTEN 

BOX 595 

i STRANDER ABSTRACT & 

INVESTMENT CO. 

CROOKSTON. MINNESOTA 

We own and maintain the only complete 

set of abstract records for 

Polk county 

Arrow Shirts 

Dobbs Hats 

McGregor Sportswear 

Fortune Shoes Botany “500” 

Fire and Tornado Insurance only in Capital 

Stock Companies of the highest 

financial responsibility and 

reputation 

Kuppenheimer Clothes 

First Mortgage Farm Loans 

JOHN DEERE 

QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT 

DeLAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS AND MILKERS 

GOODYEAR FARM TIRES AGSCO FARM SUPPLIES 

SALES SERVICE PARTS 

CROOKSTON IMPLEMENT CO. 

PHONE 44 CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA 

FLORANCE FARMS 

Growers and Shippers 

Certified Seed Potatoes 

Complete Building Supplies 

Concrete Blocks 

Contractors Engineers 

Phone 430 Phone. 1500 

CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA

CROOKSTON CLINIC 

J. F. NORMAN, M. D. 

J. G. PARSONS, M. D. PANTORIUM 

A. R. REFF, M. D. 

O. K. BEHR, M. D. 

T. L. STICKNEY, D. D. S. 

R. E. SIMAN, D. D. S. 


Miller Insurance 

Agency 

1131/2 Bdwy. Phone 144-5 


KITTSON COUNTY’S 

LARGEST DEPARTMENTAL STORE 

INVITES YOU 

Leaders in Quality 

Merchandise for the 

Whole Family 

New Store 

New Merchandise 

HALLOCK, MINNESOTA 

88 

Launderers 

H. DICKEL & SONS 

Phone 289 104 W. 2nd St. 


BEST WISHES 

The MEN’S QUALITY Store 

BREKKEN 

CLOTHIERS 


Crookston Cold 

Storage Co. 

Phone 1422 

FROS-N FOOD 

SERVICE 

CHAS. REPPIEN HANS VIND 

CLIMAX 

CROOKSTON 

BELTRAMI 

NORTHWESTERN CLINIC 

Clinic Building, 220 South Broadway 


M. O. OPPEGAARD, M. D. 

SURGERY 

C. L. OPPEGAARD, M. D. 

EYE, EAR. NOSE and THROAT 

JOHN H. CAMERON 

EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT 

L. L. BROWN, M. D. 

DISEASES OF CHILDREN 

C. G. UHLEY, M. D. 

SURGERY 

W. F. MERCIL, M. D. 

OBSTETRICS and MEDICINE 

R. O. SATHER, M. D. 

GENERAL MEDICINE 

ARNE D. RYDLAND, M. D. 

MEDICINE and SURGERY 

C. D. MITCHELL, D. D. S. 

DENTISTRY 

DR. F. A. JANECKY 

Jans Optical Co. 

Smart Glasses Carefully Fitted 

BRATRUD’S, CROOKSTON 

Telephone 434-J Complete Optical Service 

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CROOKSTON 

STEAM 

LAUNDRY 

Doers of all Work THAT 

PLEASES 


For the Best in 

Furniture and Musical Merchandise 

Pianos and Electrical Appliances 

The Poppler Piano & 

Furniture Company 

GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA 

THIEF RIVER FALLS,

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DIAMONDS SILVERWARE CHINA GIFTS 

R. C. A.-VICTOR RADIOS AND RECORDS 

GULBRANSEN PIANOS 

MUNN’S JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE 

STENSHOEL 

FUNERALHOME 

NIGHT AND DAY AMBULANCE 

SERVICE 

Phone 581 


THE GRILL CAFE 

5 A. M. A. M. 

COMPLETE DINNERS 

FISH and STEAKS 

GROCERY 

Quality and Service 


yo 

Peterson Biddick 


Poultry Turkeys 

Eggs Feeds Seeds 

co. 

Baby Turkeys Baby Chicks 

GREETINGS 

To the Class of ’48 

“City Man”-Tell me, what is your de- 

finition of a contented cow. 

“Modern Farmer”-A contented cow, my 

good friend, is a cow that is properly 

housed, properly fed, properly groomed, 

and milked regularly with a 

SURGE MILKER 

SURGE MILKING MACHINES 

DAIRY EQUIPMENT 

Distributed by 

Goodman Farm Electric 

GRAND FORKS 

N. DAKOTA

It 


WAYNE HOTEL 

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COMFORT AWAY 

FROM HOME 


Schaefer’s Barber Shop 

Hotel Crookston Basement 

CROOKSTON. MINNESOTA 

Crookston Milling Co. 

Manufacturers 

CREMO FLOUR 

MINNESOTA MAID 

FEEDS 

We Exchange on a Very 

Advantageous Basis 

POLK COUNTY STATE BANK 


Total Assets $4,000,000 

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 

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McCormick Deering 

N. 

Line Of 

Farm Implements 

and 

Trac-Tractors 

P. STONE COMPANY 


Crookston Record Shop 

Popular Classical Western Old Time 

Records and Albums 


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CROOKSTON FUEL & RADIATOR REPAIRING 

TRANSFER CO. 213 S. Main St. 

CENTRAL LUMBER CO. Compliments of 

A Central Home is a Good Home 

BUILDING MATERIAL COAL 

E. M. Cull, Mgr. 

Auto Service 

Chrysler Plymouth 

G. M. C. Trucks 


DR. G. HENDRICKSON 

OPTOMETRIST 

Polk County State Bank Building 

Stetson Hats Walkover Shoes 

R U ET T E L L'S 

THE LARGEST CLOTHING STORE FOR 

MEN AND BOYS IN THE NORTHWEST 

SERVED THE COMMUNITY FOR FIFTY YEARS 

MANHATTAN SHIRTS HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX 

DEL SMITH 

Radio-Appliance Company 

ZENITH MAJESTIC RADIOS 

NORGE APPLIANCES 

Sound Engineering and Rental 


Younggren Miller Chev. Co. LUMBER 

Chevrolet & Buick Cars 

AND ALL KINDS OF 

J. I. Case Cletrac Farm Machinery BUILDING MATERIALS 

92 

Phone 120

Kennedy Farm Co. 

Everything For 

Farm and Home 

WE BUY SELL TRADE 

GRANT W. BOTHUM 

KENNEDY MINNESOTA 

CERTIFIED SEED AND 

TABLE POTATOES 

Phone 22-F-21 

KARLSTAD, MINNESOTA 

VALLEY MOTOR & EQUIPMENT 

Johnson Implement Co. 

Sales Service 

JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY 

FARMERS STORE 

General Merchandise 

NEW IDEA & MASSEY-HARRIS 

PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE 

1223 So. Main 


HALLOCK, MINNESOTA HALLOCK 

State Farm Insurance Co. 

Auto, Life and Fire Insurance 

M. G. Reese, Agent 

HALLOCK MINNESOTA 

McVEAN MOTOR CO. 

SALES SERVICE 

Minneapolis-Moline Farm 

MINNESOTA

Congratulates 

the CLASS of '48 

Depend upon Sears Catalogs for everything you need! 

P R I N T E R S 

The Lund 

700 SOUTH FOURTH STREET 

MINNEAPOLIS * M A I N 6338 

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Aas, Theodore Salol 

Anderson, Dale, Greenbush 

Anderson, Wayne, Clearbrook 

Beck, Gerald, Newfolden 

Benson, Robert A., Puposky 

Benson, Robert M., Wannaska 

Berg, Allen, Crookston 

Bergh, Franklin, Hallock 

Breton, Thomas, Grand Forks, N Dak. 

Brule, Robert, Crookston 

Bursheim, Ardith, Winger 

Carlson, Beatrice, Angle Inlet 

Carpenter, Dennis, Thief River Falls 

Chisholm, Phillip, Gary 

Chruszch, Agnes, Angus 

Clark, James, Goodridge 

Dahl, Ronald, Kennedy 

Dennis, George, Humboldt 

Dun rud, Ferd inand, Clea rbroo k 

Dybedahl, Arvey, Roseau 

Earle, Marlys, Oak Island 

Eftefield Joyce, Stephen 

Eisert, Estle, Euclid 

Eisert, Merlene, Euclid 

Englund, Galen, Grygla 

Finkenbinder, Dale, Crookston 

Finney, Nyla, Georgetown 

Gjerstad, Wallace, Crookston 

Glass, James Robert, Euclid 

Green, Dennis, Swift 

Grefthen, Marion, Wannaska 

Grove, Alice, McIntosh 

Handley, Doreen, Crookston 

Hapka, Conrad, Argyle 

Hastings, Mildred, Thief River Falls 

Irvin, Jean, Plummer 

Anderson, Joyce, Caledonia, N. Dak. 

Anderson, 'Lowell, Oklee 

Anderson, Rudee, Greenbush 

Ask, Kenneth, Gonvick 

Baird, Matilda, Crookston 

Balstad, Harriet, Fosston 

Bangen, Erwin, Climax 

Benson, Rodney, Puposky 

Bergeson, Duane, Clearbrook 

Blavat, Floyd, Greenbush 

Brantner, Charles Georgetown 

Brandt, Clayton, Roseau 

Brekke, LuElla, Greenbush 

Caswell, Charles, Drayton, N. Dak. 

Christenson, Alice, Pinewood 

Comstock, Duane, Roseau 

Dalager, Eunice, Greenbush 

Danielson, Donna, Middle River 

Driscoll, Dennis, East Grand Forks 

Emanuelson, Carl, Ardoch, N. Dak. 

Fag erstrom, William, Radium 

NORTHWEST SCHOOL 

1947- I948 

FRESHMEN 

Jensen, Ordean, Borup 

Jensen, Patricia, Hawley 

Jensrud, Viola, Crookston 

Jobe, Arlyn, Eldred 

Johnson, Daniel, Goodridge 

Johnson, Franklin, Argyle 

Johnson, Gilbert, Fisher 

Johnson, Howard, Fosston 

Johnson, John, Pelican Rapids 

Johnson, Willard, Fosston 

Jones, Richard, Warren 

Kasprick, Roger, Angus 

Kilen, Alfred, Gatzke 

Kollar, Marlys, Pelican Rapids 

Kopecky, Adeline, Angus 

Kopecky, Alice, Angus 

Langaas, Rodney, Greenbush 

Larson, Leonard, Red Lake Falls 

Law, Herbert, Beltrami 

Lindberg, Don, Warroad 

Lindquist, Duane, East Grand Forks 

Lindstrom, Ivan, Argyle 

Love, Gordon, Euclid 

Lundeen, Merle, Trail 

Lusso, Ronald, Grandin, No. Dak. 

Mandt, Lyle, Oklee 

Martinson, Joyce, Thief River Falls 

McDonald, Alice, East Grand Forks 

Milner, Russell, Clearbrook 

Moritz, Maxine, Kennedy 

Mosbeck, Donald, Red Lake Falls 

Munter, John, Fosston 

Nelson, Gerald, East Grand Forks 

Nelson, Orville, Hazel 

Nelson, Paul, Clearbrook 

JUNIORS 

Fehr, Peter. East Grand Forks 

Filipi, Arne, East Grand Forks 

Fjeld, Irene, Goodridge 

Fortin, Darrell, Merrifield, N. Dak. 

Gregoire, Lee, Thompson, N. Dak. 

Hagen, Conrad, Viking 

Halvorson, Howard, East Grand Forks 

Halvorson. Pearl, Fosston 

Hamre, Philip, Beltrami 

Hamrick, Marwood, Angus 

Herberg, Doris, Crookston 

Herberg, Robert, Crookston 

Higgins, Peter, Bagley 

Hofacre, Frances, Clearbrook 

Hoff, Betty Lou, Lake Hubert 

Jackson, Delores, Badger 

Jensen, Anton, Borup 

Johnson, Harris, Stephen 

Johnson, LeRoy, Stephen 

Johnson, Merlynn, Drayton, N. Dak. 

Kasprick, Lyle, Angus 

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DIRECTORY 

Nelson, Roger, Hawley 

Nord gaa rden, Alice, Wing er 

Nordine, John, Roosevelt 

Olson, Melvin, Langby 

Olson, Patricia, Naytahwaush 

Osmonson, Ronald, Fosston 

Ostgaard. Thomas, Mentor 

Overgaard, Ardis, Dalton 

Oveson, Wilfred, Roseau 

Owens, Dale, Angus 

Peterson, Charles, Goodridge 

Randall, John, Gonvick 

Rue, Kenneth, Argyle 

Rundell, Alice, Lengby 

Samuelson, Roger, Crookston 

Schipper, Burl, Crookston 

Schuck, Ralph, East Grand Forks 

Shimpa, Joe, Brooks 

Sondrol, Arlen, Reynolds, No. Dak. 

Starner, LeRoy, Euclid 

Stordahl, Rodney, East Grand Forks 

Swanson, Carol, Stephen 

Swenson, Robert, Fosston 

Szymanski, Kenneth, Thief River Falls 

Thompson, Jerome, Hawley 

Thompson, Wallace, Strathcona 

Thormodson, Mavis, Dalton 

Troska, Marguerite, Warren 

Tveit, Donald, Roosevelt 

Vad, Laverne, Goodridge 

Van Raden, Milton, Fertile 

Vertina, Eleanor, Pencer 

Warnes, Dennis, Stephen 

Weiland, Beverly, Red Lake Falls 

Woinarowicz, Elmer, Stephen 

Zurnbusch, Theodore, Warren 

Kjelgren, Orville, Goodridge 

Kopecky, Elaine, Angus 

Kowaliuk, Kathryn, Lancaster 

Kowalski, Clarion, Stephen 

Lange, Vernice, Clearbrook 

Lapp, Thomas, St. Vincent 

Larson, Miles, Bagley 

Laymon, Maynard, Radium 

LeMasurier, Stanley, St. Vincent 

Lee, Russell, Fosston 

Lerud, Joanne, Twin Valley 

Lindstrom, Carroll, Argyle 

Lusso, Clifford, Grandin, N. Dak. 

McNamee, Virgil, Halstad 

Mery, Sue Carol, Bagley 

Meyer, Donald, Fergus Falls 

Miller, Walter, Greenbush 

Moe, Duaine, Beltrami 

Munter, Earl, Fosston 

Novacek, Georgine, Greenbush 

Onstad, Ralph, McIntosh

Peck, Millicent, Euclid 

Peterson, Earle, Georgetown 

Peterson, Eunice A., Stephen 

Peterson, Eunice H., Badger 

Peterson, Kenneth, Park Rapids 

Peterson, LeRoy, Warroad 

Purrington, Wayne, Ada 

Randall, Mary, Gonvick 

Risser, Earl, Angle Inlet 

Rioux, Donald, Baudette 

Roehl, Willis, Fergus Falls 

Schuster, Evalenor, Grafton, N. Dak. 

Auer, Donna, Waubun 

Bagstad, Patricia, Hillsboro, N. Dak. 

Battles, James, Warroad 

Bergh, Larry, Hallock 

Boeddeker, Henry, Halstad 

Bolme, Donald, Gully 

Bouton, Raymond, Ulen 

Bratvold, Vernon, East Grand Forks 

Brubakken, James, Crookston 

Brunelle, Willard, Crookston 

Carlson, Clarence, Grygla 

Chruszch, Alice, Angus 

Covlin, Lorraine, Erskine 

Dennis, William, Humboldt 

Dostal, Wilford, Angus 

Duray, Phyllis, Greenbush 

Dybedahl, Milo, Roseau 

Eisert, Gaylan, Euclid 

Erickson, Dale, Malung 

Evanson, Ralph, Ulen 

Filipi, Gloria, Angus 

Fimrite, Mae, Goodridge 

Finkenbinder, Dorothy, Crookston 

Fountain, Archie, Crookston 

Frislie, David, Greenbush 

Giese, Ruth, East Grand Forks 

Godtland, Deane, Fosston 

Green, Manvel, St. Thomas, N. Dak. 

Gregoire, Keith, Thompson, N. Dak. 

Halstensgaard, Orville, Gary 

Hamrick, Warren, Angus 

Hanson, Harris, Hallock 

Harlow, Robert, Warren 

Harty, Michael, Skime 

Haugen, Helen, Middle River 

Hedlund, Delphine, Gully 

Anderson, Avis, Kennedy 

Anderson, Floyd, Stephen 

Anderson, Maynard, Newfolden 

Anderson, Phyllis, Caledonia, N. Dak. 

Anderson, Wilma, Battle Lake 

Ash, William, St. Vincent 

Balstad, Marjorie, Fosston 

Berg, Milton, Fertile 

Bergh, Jeanette, Hallock 

Bonnette, Betty, Angus 

Craigmile, Neil, Hallock 

Dahle, Simend, Goodridge 

Dahlin, Earl, Euclid 

Dahlsad, Herbert, Georgetown 

Deschene, Daniel, Argyle 

Deschene, Richard, Argyle 

Engelstad, Clayton, Fertile 

Groth, Dennis, Ogema 

Hamre, David, Gary 

Hennum, Merle, Donaldson 

Henry, Wyllis, Council Grove, Kansas 

Hughes, Thomas, Strathcona 

Hunstad, Joyce, Argyle 

Jauhola, Robert, Hallock 

Johnson, Donald. Thief River Falls 

Sele, Cordell, Gary 

Skeie, LaVonne, Winger 

Solberg, Arlene, Bagley 

Solum, Keith, Argyle 

Stai, Marilyn, Pinewood 

Sutherland, Harold, Hallock 

Sutherland, James, Hallock 

Swenson, Lucille, Lake Park 

Sylvester, Charles, Fisher 

Thompson, Eldon, Barnesville 

Thompson, Howard, Hawley 

Thompson, Orland, Hawley 

SENIORS 

Hetteen, Stanley, Malung 

Holm, James, Greenbush 

Jensen, Lauritz, Drayton, N. Dak. 

Jensen, Mavis, Hawley 

Johnson, Glenn, Strathcona 

Johnson, Lorraine, Stephen 

Johnson, Theodore, Strathcona 

Karevold, Gilmore, Gully 

Kiesow, Arlyne, Goodridge 

Kjolhaug. Clarice, Fosston 

Kolling, Dorothy, Gully 

Kopecky, Esther, Angus 

Lapp, Elizabeth, St. Vincent 

Laymon, Larry, Radium 

Lund, Royal, Crookston 

Lunning, Harvey, Gonvick 

Magnusson, Allan, Roseau 

Mandt, Arvin, McIntosh 

Matson, Quentin, Trail 

Matson, Verne, Fosston 

McMillan, Florence, Mahnomen 

Miller, Donald, Crookston 

Mondor, Charles, Hallock 

Mosher, Forrest, Beltrami 

Nelson, David, Clearbrook 

Nelson, Duane, Barnesville 

Nordquist, Vernie, Hawley 

Oberg, Glenn, Angus 

Ophus, Marjorie, Erskine 

Palm, DeForest, Nielsville 

Pauluk, Steve, Lancaster 

Perkins. Mary, Bagley 

Peterson, Clarence, Badger 

Peterson, Stanley, Angus 

Pokrwinski, Arlene, Oslo 

Poole, Kenneth, Kennedy 

ADVANCED 

Johnson, Ralph, Lancaster 

Kallock, Erliss, Oslo 

Korinta, Charles, Detroit Lakes 

Kroulik, Donald, Stephen 

Kurtz, Beverly, Hazelton, N. Dak. 

LaBine, Emma, Argyle 

Lapp, Richmond, St. Vincent 

Larson. James, Beltrami 

Lien, Eileen, Pinewood 

Lindstrorn, Marian, Argyle 

Lundberg, David, Kennedy 

Madson, Wesley, Dalton 

Magnusson, Phyllis, Roseau 

Martinson, Irene, Thief River Falls 

Matter, Aileen, Callaway 

Matter, Cleo Ann, Callaway 

Mjelde, Ira, Beltrami 

Mykleby, Donald, Eldred 

Nielson, Lee, Erskine 

Olson, Arvid, Lengby 

Olson, Joyce, Argyle 

Parr, Jacquelyn, Strathcona 

Pavek, Edward, Waubun 

Pederson, Norris, Bejou 

Pederson, Verdie, Gary 

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Thureen, Orris, East Grand Forks 

Torbenson, Audrey, Reynolds, N. Dak. 

Troska. Adelle, Warren 

Vatnsdal, Joy, Badger 

Vesledahl, Joel, Winger 

Wahlstrom, DuWayne, Warroad 

Wallenberg, Raymond, Orleans 

Waterworth, Earl, Newfolden 

Waterworth, William, Newfolden 

Wavra, Vernon, Euclid 

Wetland, Loretta, Crookston 

Wimpfheimer, Duane, Euclid 

Raymond, Joseph, Crookston 

Ricard, Clement, Beltrami 

Rikhus, Ila, Ulen 

Rioux, Dawn, Baudette 

Roberts, George, East Grand Forks 

Roland, Dwaine, Stephen 

Roley. Dagney. Warren 

Roningen, Glenn, Nielsville 

Ruich, Jerome, Reynolds, N. Dak. 

Rustad, Sherman, McIntosh 

Salentine, Francis, Euclid 

Sargent, Marlys, Crookston 

Schei, Mary Ann, Fergus Falls 

Schindler, Raymond, Red Lake Falls 

Simmons, Donald, Crookston 

Spina, Jeanette, Malung 

Stone, Floyd, Winger 

Suppes, Garnet, Orleans 

Swanson, Diane, Dale 

Swanson, LeRoy, Wannaska 

Swenson, Lundell, Lake Park 

Taus, Wilfred, Strathcona 

Thibodo, Carol, Stephen 

Thompson, Dorothy, Pinewood 

Thoreson, LaVonne, Climax 

Thureen, Clarice, East Grand Forks 

Torgerson, Ada, Underwood 

Truhn, Duane, Warren 

Vesledahl, Marvlyn, Winger 

Vind, Gordon, Crookston 

Vonasek, Vernon, East Grand Forks 

Wagner, Gerald, Fisher 

Webster, Rodney, St. Vincent 

Widseth, Richard, Gonvick 

Williams, Willard, Hallock 

Younggren, Larry, Northcote 

Proulx, Earl, Red Lake Falls 

Pulkrabek, Harvey, Angus 

Rivard, Darlene, Oslo 

Slick, Joyce, Baudette 

Solum, Marvin, Argyle 

Sorensen, Adelyne, Baudette 

Sorensen, Reinholt, Baudette 

Sorrels, Horace, Williams 

Steinhauer, Clifford, Thief River Falls 

Stola, Roy, Beltrami 

Stromstad, Beulah, Beltrami 

Stromstad, Raymond, Lockhart 

Swenson, Duane, Dale 

Th i bodo, James, Step hen 

Thoreson, Arlone, Climax 

Thoreson, Orland, Climax 

Thormodson, Delores, Dalton 

Torkelson, Glen, Crookston 

Trelstad, Maynard, Fertile 

Troska, Harvey, Warren 

Turnmire, Patricia, Baudette 

Urbaniak, Agnes, Argyle 

Vasilakes, Louise, Lengby 

Vind, Charles, Crookston 

Wambach, Andrew, Waubun

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