Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20
Finlayson
JuniOr.SeniOr Banquet.


The junior class of the Finlayson
high school entertained the members
or the senior class and the faculty
Saturday evening at the schOolhOuse
at three-course dinner. The ban
quet room was made colorful with gay
streamers and balloons of many colors
and the circus motive was carried out
In large posters depicting a parade,
while small merry-go-rounds with ami
NAL crackers formed the center pieces
for the U-shaped table Programs were
made in the shape of tents and the
favors were animal crackers and
striped candy.
superintendent f. F. Peltola acted
as POSTMASTER and the following pro-
gram was given: Passing of the torch
by Mae Wallio, senior president, with
response by Martha Lungren, Junior
president; vocal solo by Ethel Elsola,
accompanied by Marguerite Maurin;
class history. Lilly Pajala; piano solo.
Marguerite Maupin; class will, Mar
garet Sheehan; tap dancing numbers.
class prophecy, Ardyce Downey. Serv-
ing was done by sophomore girls, and
the success of the event was largely
due to the efficient planning of the
Junior class advisor, Miss Evelyn Ny
gard.
The seniors honored were Mae Wal
lilo. valedictorian, Lilly Paiala, saluta-
torian; Elma Raivo, Esther Koski.
Lilly Korpi, Margaret Sheehan, Ar
dyce DOwney, Lucille Norlund, Robert
Delaney and Ernest Kari.
The seniors will give their play,
isis Perkins" Friday evening at the
schoolhouse. 1t is lively play full
of good clean fun and under the able
direction of Miss Trygstad, the coach,
promises to be fine. Other school ac-
tivities include participation in the
music festival at Moose Lake all day
and Monday night, baccalaureate serv-
ice Sunday evening, June 6, with Rev.
Andrew Bee of Superior, secured to
give the address; and the graduation
exercises June 8.
Mrs. Wooster, who was bitten by
dog two weeks ago. continues to enjoy
her usual health, but is still under a
doctors care.
Joe Weber of Bellingham. Wash.
came Sunday for visit with his
mother; Mrs. Andrew Weber, and SIS
ters, Helena and Mrs. Dora Wallbaum.
Mrs. Paul Ward was called to Du-
luth last week when Mr.. Ward became
i'll. They returned home Friday and
Mr.. Wards friends hope he will soon
be we'll.
Miss Hazel Hanson of st. Cloud,
visited her friend, Gudrun Paulson,
over the weekend.
Mrs. d. E. DOty motored to st. Paul
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell L.
Hills and spent the day with her sis
ter. Mrs. ]. A. Brunelle.
Mrs. Louise Hacker left last Thurs
day for Detroit, Mich, where she will
visit Mrs. Harry Allen, daughter of
Joe Schilling, week. On May 80,
she will sail from New York for Ber-
iii, NcIUldlly, WHERE she Will remain
for three months visit with her
mother and three sisters. This will he
the first visit Mrs. Hacker has made
her relatives in 81 years.
Miss Katie Lehto of Minneapolis.
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Alex Carlson and family.
Guests at the Carlson home Sunday
afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
MatsOn and three sons, Mrs. Elizabeth
MatsOn and Mr.. and Mrs. William Mar
tin and children.
Miss Katheryn ROmanowski of ST.
Paul, spent an enjoyable weekend, IN
GLIDING Mothers day, at her parental
home.
Clarence Santee, while working Oh
truck in his garage Tuesday of last
week, had the misfortune to have his
left arm broken near the wrist. Joe