Commencement Program, 1938, Arlington High School

 

Commencement Program
May 20-26, 1938
Arlington High School
Arlington, South Dakota

 Senior Class Play
WAPPIN’ WHARF
A Frightful Comedy of Pirates 

Presented by
The Senior Class
The High School Auditorium, May 20, 1938 – Evening at 8:15.

 THE PLAYERS

The Duke…..Gordon Claussen
Patch Eye…..Kenneth Doren
The Captain…..Deane Ecklein
Red Joe…..Richard Carpenter
Darlin’…..Valera Stewart
Betsy…..Chyrstal Flanders
Old Meg…..Corinne Ward
Sailor Captain…..Rexford Parker
Three Sailors…..Leslie Piehl
                              …..Lloyd Tenneboe
                              …..Richard Schlack

 The action of the play is in a pirates’ cabin on the wind-swept coast of Devon.  The name of the play is derived from a wharf in London where stood a gibbet and pirates were hung upon it.  The pirates in the play are old and stiff, retired to live in easy luxury on the shore.  Meanwhile, they ply their villainous trade.

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SPECIAL FEATURES BETWEEN ACTS
Evening performance 25 cents, reserve seats 10 cents extra
Matinee for children at 2:00 Thursday afternoon, 5 cents
Miss Rose Ramthun, director

 SENIOR SERMON
May 222 1938     8:15 o’clock
High School Auditorium

 Processional…..Miss Marion Humphrey
Invocation…..Rev. O. M. Severseike
Hymn…..Audience

 Let me be Thine forever,
My Gracious God and Lord,
May I forsake Thee never
Nor wander from Thy word;
Preserve me from the mazes
Of error and distrust
And I shall sing Thy praises
Forever with the just. 

Lord Jesus! Bounteous giver
Of light and life divine,
Thou didst my soul deliver
To Thee I all resign;
Thou hast in mercy bought me,
With blood and bitter pain;
Let me, since Thou has sought me,
Eternal life obtain.

 Scripture Reading…..Rev. W. P. Slocum
Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee…..Bach
High School Mixed Chorus
Sermon…..Rev. H. F. Bomhoff
The Lord’s Prayer…..Malotte
Lloyd Tenneboe
Benediction…..Rev. O. M. Severseike
Recessional…..Miss Marion Humphrey
Audience will stand as Seniors enter and leave.

 AWARDS DAY PROGRAM
May 24, 1938     8:15 o’clock
High School Auditorium

 Music…..High School Band
Salutatorian…..Maxine Bennett
Presentation of trophies to the Student Association (Received by Richard Carpenter)
East Central Basketball…..Irwin Manley
East Central Second Team Trophy…..John Weidenkopf
Kingsbury County Basketball…..Howard Johnson
Arlington Invitational…..Wesley Johnson
District Basketball…..Wayne Holcomb
Regional Basketball…..Deane Ecklein
State Basketball…..Davis Johnson
Band Trophy…..Chrystal Flanders
Girls’ Glee Club Trophy…..Shirley Brooksmith
Music Trophy…..Lloyd Tenneboe
Dramatic State Trophy…..Margaret White
District Declamatory…..Joyce Maxell
East Central Track…..Keith Miller
Half Mile Relay…..Deane Ecklein
Mile Relay…..Gordon Claussen
Installation of New Student Council…..Richard Carpenter
Presentation of Monogram Awards…..Coach D. E. Errett
Presentation of Scholarship Awards…..Supt. H. A. R. Indall
Presentation of Attendance Award…..Principal R. R. Rishoi
Presentation of Forensic Awards…..Miss Rose Ramthun
Presentation of Band Awards…..Robert Bartelt
Presentation of Journalism Awards…..Principal R. R. Rishoi
Presentation of Social Science Award…..Principal R. R. Rishoi
Presentation of English Award…..Miss Rose Ramthun
Presentation of Commercial Award….. Miss Doris Slamp
Presentation of Vocational Award…..Miss Katherine Wismer
Presentation of Honor “A” Club…..Principal R. R. Rishoi
Presentation of G. A. R. Awards.....Miss Katherine Wismer
Presentation of Chorus Awards…..Miss Marion Humphrey
Valedictorian…..Irwin Manley
School Song…..Student Body

 1938 STUDENT HONOR AWARDS

Valedictorian…..Irwin Manley
Salutatorian…..Maxine Bennett
Scholarship (boy)…..Larry Ingalson
Scholarship (girl)…..Dorothy Habel
Attendance Award…..Gordon Claussen

 HONOR “A” AWARD

Richard Carpenter                               Chrystal Flanders                                 Keith Miller
Irwin Manley                                       Joyce Maxwell                                    Margaret White
Gordon Claussen                                 Davis Johnson

 

SPECIAL SUBJECT AWARDS

Commercial – Chrystal Flanders                                             English – Irwin Manley
Social Science – Irwin Manley                                                Home Economics – Maxine Bennett

 

JOURNALISM AWARDS

Cardinal News

Chrystal Flanders (silver)                                                        Maxine Bennett (silver)
Genevieve Eichorst (bronze)                                                   Monica Murphy (bronze)
Keith Miller (gold)                                                                   Marjorie Paulson (bronze)
Betty Thorsheim (bronze)

 

FORENSIC AWARDS

Declamatory - Debate

Helen Burdett (silver)                                                             Joyce Maxwell
Joyce Maxwell (bronze)                                                          Mary Sieck
Keith Miller (bronze)                                                              Doris Johnson
Margaret White (silver)                                                          Keith Miller
Irwin Manley (bronze)

 

CHORUS AWARDS

Gold

Richard Carpenter                              Gordon Clausssen                               Duane Dowden
Martha Johnson                                  Davis Johnson                                     Monica Murphy
Richard Schlack                                  Lloyd Tenneboe                                  Corinne Ward

Silver

Harriet Anderson                                 Chrystal Flanders                                Marjorie Paulson
Betty Thorsheim                                  Mildred Welsh                                    Leonard White
Marvin Anderson                                 Rexford Parker

Bronze

Margaret Nelson                                 Fern Severson                                      Shirley Brooksmith
Mar Donohue                                      Keith Miller

 

BAND AWARDS

Gold

Richard Carpenter                               Valera Stewart                                     Chrystal Flanders
Corinne Ward

Bronze

Harriet Anderson

 

G. A. A. [sic] AWARDS

Luella Anderson                                  Phyllis Bjorklund                                Emalyne Davis
Audrey Murphy                                   Monica Murphy                                  Florence Spilde
Joyce Stanwood                                   Helen Burdett

 

MONOGRAM AWARDS

Deane Ecklein (football, basketball, track)     Chris Anderson (football)
Keith Miller (football, basketball, track)         Howard Johnson (football, basketball)
Robert Larson (football)                                  Irwin Manley (football, basketball)
Ray Rowbotham (football, track)                    John Weidenkopf (football, basketball, track)
Marvin Anderson (football)                            Wayne Holcomb (football, basketball, track)
Maurice Johnson (football)                             Leonard White (football)
Carroll Rasmussen (track)                               Duane Dowden (football)
Davis Johnson  (football, basketball, track)    Richard Carpenter (football)
Wesley Johnson  (football, basketball, track) Gordon Claussen (basketball, track)
Leslie Piehl (football)                                      Kenneth Doren (football, track)
Jim Cheney (track)

 

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

May 26, 1938     8:15 o’clock
High School Auditorium 

Processional…..Miss Marion Humphrey
Invocation…..Rev. O. M. Severseike
Beautiful Savior…..Christianson
Latvian Frolic…..Folk Song…..Mixed Chorus
Commencement Address…..Dr. C. M. Granskou, President, Augustana College, Sioux Falls
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings…..Liddle…..Davis Johnson
Introduction of Class…..Principal R. R. Rishoi
Presentation of Diplomas…..J. Wm. Friess, President of Board of Education
Benediction…..Rev. W. P. Slocum

 

CLASS ROLL 1938

Anderson, Harriet                   Anderson, Marvin                   Arvidson, Nora
Bennett, Maxine                     Brooksmith, Shirley                Carpenter, Richard
Claussen, Gordon                   Dahl, Verna                             Donohue, Mary
Doren, Kenneth                      Dowden, Duane                      Ecklein, Deane
Eichorst, Genevieve               Flankders, Chrystal                 Johnson, Davis
Johnson, Martha                     Johnson, Maurice                   Lee, Mavis
Manley, Irwin                         Miller, Keith                           Mohror, Lela
Murphy, Monica                     Nelson, Margaret                   Oines, Emily
Parker, Rexford                       Paulson, Marjorie                  Pickering, Alice
Piehl, Leslie                            Schlack, Richard                    Severson, Fern
Stewart, Valera                       Tenneboe, Lloyd                     Thorsheim, Betty
Ward, Corinne                        Welsh, Mildred                       White, Leonard

 

Class Officers

Kenneth Doren, President
Irwin Manley, Vice President
Shirley Brooksmith, Secretary-Treasurer
R. R. Rishoi, Class Adviser

 Class Flower: American Beauty Rose

Class Colors: Black and Silver
Class Motto: “In Ourselves Our Future Lies.”

 

DID YOU KNOW THAT? 

Arlington High School has been a member of the North Central Association for eight consecutive years.  It has been approved for the school year 1938-1939.

 Arlington High School was the 1938 State “B” Basketball champions.  Wesley Johnson, Davis Johnson and Deane Ecklein were placed on the All-State Team. 

Arlington High School was the winner of the State One-act Play Contest.  Margaret White was chosen as All-state Actress. 

David Johnson and Lloyd Tenneboe were rated as superior in the State Music Contest in Tenor and Baritone solos, respectively. 

The following championships were won by Arlington during the 1937-1938 school year:

            Girls’ Glee Club, district superior                    Holiday Invitational Tournament
            High School Band, district superior                East Central 2^nd Team conference
            Music Sweepstakes, 3^rd place, district            District Basketball Tournament
            High School Annual, Second in state              Regional Basketball Tournament
            District championship in declamatory            State “B” Basketball Tournament
            State championship in One-act Play               Kingsbury County Tournament
            First in County Original Oratory                     East Central Track Meet
            First in District Extemporaneous                     East Central Half Mile Relay
            East Central Basketball Conference                East Central Mile Relay

 

Seventy-two girls were enrolled in homemaking during the second year it has been offered.  Plans are being made for a third year of work for 1938-39. 

Richard Carpenter represented the Arlington High School in the State Scholastic Tests given at Vermillion.  Out of 72 representatives, he ranked 12^th.

 

The Golden Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Grant, La Fayette, Illinois

 

The Golden Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Grant, La Fayette, Illinois

Postmarked July (1908?) Macomb, Illinois

Dear friend,

If all is well and its a fine day we will come over Sunday  --L. B.

Addressed to Mrs. John Callen, Macomb, Route 4

The Woman's Club - Toulon, Illinois

 This is a booklet with the scheduled programs and presenters from 1904-1905

The Woman’s Club

1904-1905

Toulon, Illinois

“Wisdom with our stature grant us, Wisdom for each growing year.

 Organized 1878

Club Colors: Purple and Gold

Club Flower: Pansy

October 1
Miss Annie G. Lowman, Hostess

October 8
Leif Erickson and Value of His Discoveries.....Mrs. Flora Lyon
American Aborigines.....Mrs. Susie Johnston
Parliamentary Drill.....Mrs. Ruth A. Turner

October 15
Quotations – Columbus
Character Sketch of Columbus…..Miss Sarah Berfield
The Voyages of Columbus…..Miss Diantha Dewey
Items of Interest….. Mrs. Anna M. Kinney

October 22
De Soto and Other Spanish Explorers….. Mrs. Emily L. Hall
Discoveries by the French….. Mrs. Stella W. Smith
Sir Henry Hudson and Dutch Settlements….. Mrs. Mary Wright

October 29
English Explorers in America…. Miss Catherine Dewey
Sir Walter Raleigh….. Mrs. Harriet M. Blair
London and Plymouth Companies….. Miss Martha Berfield

November 5
Twenty-sixth Anniversary

November 12
Settlement of Virginia and Jamestown Under Charter I…Mrs. Kate Sharp
The Virginian (review)….. Mrs. Mary Hart
Characteristics of Early Colonists…..Mrs. Ruth Price

November 19
ettlement of Virginia Under Charter II…..Mrs. Ida Nowlan
Radium.  What is it?.....Miss Sarah Eastman
Virginia to the Time of the Royal Governor…..Mrs. Eliza Lowman

November 26
Captain John Smith…..Miss Annie Lowman
Administration of Berkeley…..Mrs. Hattie L. Ward
William and Mary College…..Mrs. Effie L. McKeighan

December 10
Forefather’s Day
Landing of the Pilgrims…..Mrs. Nettie Sickles
Miles Standish…..Club Study
Mrs. Stella W. Smith, Hostess

December 17
Settlement of Massachusetts to 1630…..Mrs. Lora Walker
Governor John Winthrop…..Mrs. Sarah Fuller
Persecution of Roger Williams and Settlement of Providence…..Mrs. Jennie Rhodes

January 7
Settlement of New Netherland…..Mrs. Artie Packer
Early Annals of Connecticut and Pequot War…..Mrs. Nellie Reeve
Religion of the Colonies…..Miss Lucretia Flint

January 14
Union of the Colonies…..Mrs. Dora Long
King Philip’s War…..Mrs. Flora Lyon
Founding of College and Early Education in the Colonies…..Mrs. Susie Johnston

January 21
Salem Witchcraft and Cotton Mather…..Mrs. Ruth A. Turner
War in New England and New France…..Miss Sarah Berfield
Sir Edmund Andros, Tyrant of New England…..Miss Diantha Dewey

January 28
Stuyvesant, Governor of New England…..Mrs. Anna Kinney
Pennsylvania and Sir William Penn…..Mrs. Emily Hall
The Minor Colonies…..Mrs. Stella W. Smith

February 4
Causes and Results of French and Indian War…..Mrs. Mary Wright
Pontiac’s Conspiracy…..Miss Catherine Dewey
Parliamentary Drill

February 11
Ruin of Acadia…..Mrs. Harriet M. Blair
Evangeline…..Club Reading

February 18
Condition of Colonies After War…..Miss Martha Berfield
Causes of Revolution…..Mrs. Kate Sharp
First Battles of War – Ride of Paul Revere…..Mrs. Mary Hart

February 25
Quotations from Benjamin Franklin
Notable Events in ’76 and ’77…..Mrs. Ruth Price
Our first Diplomat…..Mrs. Ida Nowlan
Naval Victories During the War……Miss Sarah Eastman

March 4
Beginnings of American Diplomacy….. Mrs. Eliza Lowman
Colonial Women…..Miss Annie Lowman
Revolutionary Emblems and Stars and Stripes…..Mrs. Hattie L. Ward

March 11
Quotations, Club
Heroes of the Revolution – American and Foreign….. Mrs. Effie McKeighan
Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice (Club Study) led by….. Mrs. Nettie Sickles

March 18
Famous Battles of the War…..Mrs. Lora Walker
The Work of the Continental Congress During the War…..Mrs. Sarah Fuller
Close of War and Treaty of Peace…..Mrs. Jennie Rhodes

March 25
Ordinance of 1787 and History of the Constitution…..Mrs. Artie Packer
Early Literature of the Colonial Period…..Miss Lucretia Flint
Art of the Time…..Mrs. Nellie Reeve

April 1
Quotations from Washington
The Difficulties of the First Administration…..Mrs. Dora Long
Important Events of Washington’s Terms of Office…..Mrs. Flora Lyon
Personal Side of Washington…..Mrs. Susie Johnston

April 8
Adams and His Administration…..Mrs. Ruth A. Turner
Foreign Relations of America…..Miss Sarah Berfield
The Pathology of Metals…..Miss Diantha Dewey

April 15
Jefferson – Statesman…..Mrs. Anna Kinney
Jefferson -- Administration…..Mrs. Emily Hall
Jefferson – Alexander Hamilton…..Mrs. Stella W. Smith

April 22
Purchase of Louisiana…..Mrs. Mary Wright
Fulton and His Inventions…..Miss Catherine Dewey
The Scarlet Letter (review)…..Mrs. Harriet M. Blair

April 29
Madison – Sketch of Life and Services…..Miss Martha Berfield
War of 1812 – Important Battles…..Mrs. Kate Sharp
War of 1812 – Naval Conflicts and Victories…..Mrs. Mary Hart

May 6
Campaign of 1814 – Close of War…..Mrs. Ruth Price
Internal Improvements and Indian Troubles…..Mrs. Ida Nowland
Missouri Compromise and Monroe Doctrine – Miss Sarah Eastman

May 13
Quotations from Authors – Club
An Evening with Early Authors
Cooper…..Mrs. Eliza Lowman
Irving…..Miss Annie Lowman
Bryant…..Mrs. Hattie Ward

May 20
Quotations from American Poets
From 1825 through Jackson’s Administration…..Mrs. Effie McKeighan
Political Orators of the Time…..Mrs. Nettie Sickles
Historians of the Time…..Mrs. Lora Walker

May 27
Important Events between 1837 and 1845…..Mrs. Sarah Fuller
Troubles in Texas…..Mrs. Jennie Rhodes
When Wilderness Was King (review)…..Mrs. Artie Packer

June 3
Polk’s Administration…..Miss Lucretia Flint
Edgar Allan Poe…..Mrs. Nellie Reeve
Eminent Divines…..Mrs. Dora Long

June 10
Quotations from Holmes
Mexican War…..Mrs. Flora Lyon
The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table (character sketch)…..Mrs. Susie Johnston
Parliamentary Drill…..Mrs. Ruth A. Turner

June 17
Oregon Boundary…..Miss Sarah Berfield
The Quaker Poet…..Miss Diantha Dewey
Householding in Old New England…..Mrs. Anna M. Kinney

June 24
Closing Night
Mrs. Hattie L. Ward, Hostess

COMMITTEES OF CLUB
Program: Mrs. Stella W. Smith, Miss Annie Lowman, Mrs. Hattie L. Ward
Resolution: Mrs. Eliza Lowman, Mrs. Ruth Price, Miss Diantha Dewey
Press: Mrs. Ida M. Nowland, Mrs. Artie Packer
Custodian: Mrs. Ruth A. Turner

Charter Members: Mrs. Ruth A. Turner, Mrs. Harriet M. Blair, Mrs. Stella W. Smith, Mrs. Emily Hall, Miss Sarah Berfield

Honorary Members: Miss Belle Pierce…. Toulon, Illinois

CORRESPONDING MEMBERS
Mrs. Carrie F. Rhodes…..Lamar, Missouri
Mrs. Pauline Ragan…..Hastings, Nebraska
Mrs. May Reynolds…..Peoria, Illinois
Mrs. Emma Turner…..Cabridge, Illinois
Mrs. Ella Bocock…..Burlington, Iowa
Mrs. Mary P. Nowlan…..Hastings, Nebraska
Mrs. Belle Van Osdel…..Aurora, Illinois
Mrs. Maude Grist…..Knox, Indiana
Mrs. Pauline McKeighan…..Lee’s Summit, Missouri
Mrs. Alvina Lawrence…..Bowie, Texas
Mrs. Ruby Taylor…Geneseo, Illinois
Mrs. Charlotte Wiley…..Chicago, Illinois
Mrs. Matilda Higgins…..Toulon, Illinois
Mr. Martha Young…..Galesburg, Illinois

WORKING MEMBERS
Mrs. Ruth A. Turner                Mrs. Eliza Lowman
Miss Sarah Berfield                 Miss Anna G. Lowman
Miss Diantha Dewey               Mrs. Hattie L. Ward
Mrs. Anna M. Kinney              Mrs. Effie L. McKeighan
Mrs. Emily L. Hall                    Mrs. Nettie Sickles
Mrs. Stella W. Smith                Mrs. Lora Walker
Mrs. Mary Wright                   Mrs. Sarah Fuller
Miss Catherine Dewey            Mrs. Jennie Rhodes
Miss Martha Berfield              Miss Lucretia Flint
Mrs. Kate Sharp                       Mrs. Nellie Reeve
Mrs. Mary E. Hart                   Mrs. Dora Long
Mrs. Ruth A. Price                   Mrs. Flora Lyon
Mrs. Ida M. Nowlan                Mrs. Susie Johnston
Miss Sarah Eastman

 

42nd Commencement, Miller (South Dakota) High Shool

 FORTY SECOND COMMENCEMENT

Miller High School 

City Auditorium

Sunday, May 13, 1945
Thursday, May 17, 1945

Class Motto: While We Live, Let Us Live

Class Roll:

Lois Arlene Alley
Richard Theron Anderson
Marilyn Lois Benning
Helen Darlene Bute
William Douglas Cahalan
Jane Agnes Coyle
John C. Deardorff
Edith R. Donlin
Cleone Mary Downing
Duane H. Eschenbaum
Bernice Ann Faust
Rosemary Louise Glennon
Darlene Ellen Hackett
Lowell F. Hall
Wayne Leland Hall
Isabelle Holt
James H. Jones
Artis Evelyn Joy
Magdalen T. Kluthe
Ellen Loretta Manning
Michael McCullen
Wayne W. Moncur
Carl A. Neu
Dorothy Elmeda Palmer
Donald J. Pangburn
Sharleen Pearson
Irene E. Reiman
Robert T. Robertson
Eloise Rudd
Marie J. Sanders
Alice Mae Saville
Betty Jean Schweitzer
Evelyn R. Shaw
Audrey Marion Sligo
Raphael L. Sommer
Florence Louise Speirs
Gordon A. Strasburg
Paul Willard Weiblen
Mary LaVina Wharton
Lois Ann Wilson
Elaine E. Winsell
John Keating Weaver

Fjeldhaug School, 1920

In 1920, my grandmother appeared on the census for Fjeldhaug School, now known as Fjellhaug International University College in Oslo.  In the building she lived in, there were 75 people enumerated and 23 residents.  The school focused on producing educators and missionaries.  I have transcribed those from that "residence" only.  While I do my best at transcribing and translating, mistakes are always a possibility, so keep that in mind.

Johanne Ulstein, b. 1886-02-21 (age app. 34), b. Ulstein, tj (maid),unmarried, Household teacher at China Federation youth school

Eline Grethe Kruse, b. 1893-04-26 (age app. 27), b. Fredrikstad, housewife, married, Housewife

Just Filip Kristian Kruse, b. 1886-09-17 (age app. 34), b. Fredrikstad, Head of Household, married, Teacher at Fjellhaug youth school

Simon Andreas Solem, b. 1875-08-15 (age app. 45), b. Aalesund, lodger, unmarried, Business manager

Ole Johan Andreassen Helland, b. 1874-09-13 (age app. 46), b. Vatne, lodger, married, Missionary

Gunvald Leonard Andenes, b. 1886-01-31 (age app. 34), b. Haugesund, lodger, unmarried, Teacher at Bible school & missionary work

Peder Vagle, b. 1886-03-30 (age app. 34), b. Haugesund, lodger, unmarried, Teacher at Fjellhaug youth school

Anton Martinsen Bondli, b. 1895-10-10 (age app. 25), b. Nordre Land, lodger, unmarried, Gardener, student at teacher's college

Einar Johansen Bakke, b. 1895-04-29 (age app. 25), b. Nord Aurdal, lodger, unmarried, Gardener, student at teacher's college

Gudrun Mosby, b. 1896-06-19 (age app. 24), b. Mosby, Oddernes, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, housework

Bergljot Wiik-Olsen, b. 1898-09-08 (age app. 22), b. Kristiansund, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, telephone operator

Karoline Skukstad, b, 1902-05-23 (age app. 18), b. Treborg, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, housework

Brita Romøren, b. 1903-06-29 (age app. 17), b. Bærum, lodger,unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, housework

Agnes Eielsen, 1903-04-11 (age app. 17), b, Nes i Romerike, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, housework

Lise Barbara Edvardsen Klungseth, b. 1902-04-15 (age app. 18), b. Namdalen, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, housework

Jørdis Østeby, b. 1899-07-20 (age app. 21), b. Berg herred, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, housework

Ellen Næss, b. 1900-07-12 (age app. 20), b. Berg herred, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, housework

Karla Hjørdis Østeby, b. 1900-03-07 (age app. 20), Berg herred,  lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, housework

Dagny Agate Nilsen, b. 1897-12-02 age app. 23), b. Skjeberg, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, housework

Signe Kristine Østeby, b. 1901-07-24 (age app. 19), b. Berg herred, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug

Engbjørg Marie Nerem, b, 1899-03-31 (age app 21), b. Aalesund, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug

Gurine O. Ryen, b. 1903-02-02 (age app. 17), b. Byneset, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug

Borghild Augusta Bjerkebæk, b. 1904-02-15 (age app. 16), b. Bjerkebæk, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug

Ane Friestad, b. 1897-09-17 (age app. 23), b. Egersund, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug

Berta Oline K Kile, b. 1896-02-21 (age app. 24), b. Volda, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug

Asbjørn Friestad, b. 1901-08-25 (age app. 19), b, Egersund, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, mechanic [Mekaniker – double checked with Google Translate]

Karl K. Skoli, b. 1894-07-03 (age app. 26), b. Skoli, lodger, widower, Student at Fjellhaug, sawmill worker

Erling Johsef Melaaen, b. 1903-04-02 (age app. 17), b. Drammen, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug

Johannes Bredvei,1902-05-21 (age app. 18), b. Fjolling Herred, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, business clerk

Fredrik Martin Larssen, b. 1900-10-20 (age app. 20), b. Aarstad, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug

Aasmund Hole, b. 1904-02-01 (age app. 16), b. Ytre Arne i Haus, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug, office clerk

Trygve Alfgeir Bjerkheim, b. 1904-08-26 (age app. 16), b. Bjerkrheim bygd, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug youth school

Johan Borgen, b. 1903-08-30 (age app. 17), b. Fredrikstad, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug youth school

Ole Helgebostad, b. 1903-12-14 (age app. 17), b. Hetteren, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug youth school

Johan Gil, b. 1901-12-09 (age app. 19), b, Bergen, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug youth school

Gabriel Bunes, b. 1902-08-14 (age app. 18), b. Høland, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug youth school

Unnamed, no information

Magnus Johannessen Stokkevåg, b. 1896-07-29 (age app. 24), b. Sulen Ytre Sogn, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug youth school

Sigurd K. K. Nauf, b, 1901-06-13 (age app. 19), b. Hederum, lodger, unmarried, Student at Fjellhaug youth school

Olav Engevik, b. 1895-12-20 (age app. 25), b. Hederum, lodger, unmarried, Transport worker, Framnes mechanical workshop, Sandefjord

Julian Karlaf J. Flodsand, b. 1896-07-11 (age app. 24), b. Namdalen, lodger, unmarried, Fisherman on motorboat, near Bible school

Arne O. Haugan, b. 1903-04-10 (age app. 17), b. Fyrisdal i Telemark, lodger, unmarried, Shop assistant, near Bible school

Karl M.L. Byberg, b. 1898-10-28 (age app. 22), b. Byberg i Haaland, lodged, unmarried, Farmer, caretaker at Bible school

Theodor R. Rettedal, b. 1890-05-08 (age app. 30),  b. Rettedal i Fossan, lodger, unmarried, Formerly Bible school, later farm worker, Ø. Aker

Fredrik A. Grøvan, b. 1901-10-10 (age app. 19), b. Lyngdal,lodger, unmarried, Carpenter at Bible school

Sigurd Hauge Tu, b. 1895-03-06 (age app. 25), b. Klepp, Jaderen, lodger, unmarried, Farm worker, now at Bible school

Peder Kristiansen Etnestad, b. 1899-10-04 (age app. 21), b. Etnestad Redalen, lodger, unmarried, Day laborer, now at Bible school

Ole A Havde, b. 1901-02-03 (age app. 19), b. Etnedalen i Valdres, lodger, unmarried, Timber worker, training at Bible school

Nils Mathias E. Foldnes, b. 1895-06-12 (age app. 25), b. Foldnes i Fjell, lodger, unmarried, Motorboat fisherman, fjord fishing, at Bible school

Selmer Teodor J. Sørbø, b. 1898-07-14 (age app. 22), b. Rennesøy, lodger, unmarried, Motorboat fisherman, fjord fishing, at Bible school

Knut Olaf Pedersen Hannø, b. 1897-01-10 (age app. 23), b. Hamnøy Valderø Giske?? Herred, lodger, unmarried, Fisherman who drives motorboat at Bible School

Eugen Korsæth Bisseberg Dølest??, b. 1902-04-25 (age app. 18), b.Korsæth Bergs sogn, lodger, unmarried, Farm worker currently at the Bible School

Peder P. Berge, b. 1893-03-17 (age app. 27), b. Forsand, lodger, unmarried, Farmer ‘S’

Torkel Olufson Selvik, b. 1898-03-27 (age app.22), b. Aasnes, family positon “s”, unmarried, Farm boy

Syver T. Baasthø, b. 1902-04-04 (age app. 18), b. Hemsedal, lodger, unmarried, Occupation: Gardner at Bible School

Einar Sverre Muskaug, b. 1896-01-19 (age app. 24), b. Eidsberg Smålenene, lodger, unmarried, Emissary in the Ojal district of the Norwegian Lutheran China Mission Association at the Bible School

Mathias Gjelstad, b. 1893-02-11 (age app. 27), b. Gjelstad i Kadal, lodger, unmarried, Leasehold Farm at Bible School

Rasmine Karoline Aardal, b. 1891-06-19 (age app. 29), b. Kjøllsdal i Nordfjord, maid, unmarried,

maid at the Chinese Association's junior high school Fjellhaug

Marie R. Solkron, b. 1889-03-25 (age app. 31), b. Kristiansand S, maid, unmarried, maid

Pernille Bjørlo, b. 1884-02-19 (age app. 36), b. Nordfjordeid, maid, unmarried, main

Marie Mette Normann, b. 1901-02-21 (age app. 19), b. Laupstad i Ibestad, maid, unmarried,

maid at the Chinese Association's junior high school Fjellhaug

Aagat Sæther, b. 1897-09-16 (age app. 23), b. Indre Bjugn, maid, unmarried, maid at the Chinese Association's junior high school Fjellhaug

Zikka Wong, b. 1904-05-17 (age app. 16), b. Kina, maid, unmarried, Maid at the Junior High School in Fjeldhaug

Olav Dahl, b. 1898-03-15 (age app. 22), b. Kvinnherad, lodger, unmarried, student of medicine

Alf Nilsen Moe, b. 1898-10-21 (age app. 22), b. Moe, Kvelle, lodger, unmarried, student at teacher’s school

Unknown

Paul Holmer, b. 1895-11-19 (age app. 25), b. Kvelle, lodger, unmarried, currently a student at Fjellhaug Junior High School. Farmer

Oscar Handeland, b. 1890-04-14 (age app. 30), b. Aaseral??, head of household/main person, married, Editorial secretary

Gudrun Handeland, b. 1879-03-20 (age app. 41), b. Faaberg, wife, married, Housewife

Bjarne Handeland, b. 1919-05-18 (age app. 1), b. Ø. Aker, son, unmarried, no occupation

Sigurd Vilhelm Odland, b. 1857-12-05 (age app. 63), b. Bergen, head of household, unmarried, State funded care, Professor at the University, teacher at the Faculty of Church Studies

Karen Hestevold, b. 1866-10-02 (age app. 54), b. unknown, unmarried, Housekeeper

Even Pettersheim, b. 1893- 11-19 (age app. 27), b. Ringsaker, lodger, unmarried, Bricklayer

Harald Hansen, b. 1899-06-18 (age app. 21), b. Furnes, lodger, unmarried, Bricklayer

Sigurd Johnsen, b. 1896-06-14 (age app. 24), b. Lom, lodger unmarried, Bricklayer

Frank W. Reed, Sutherland, Iowa

 Another from the pile of Unidentified Photos - 

"Your brother in the Order of I.O.O.F. - Frank W. Reed, Sutherland, Iowa"

Carol Ruth Boos

From a big pile of "Unidentified" photos, probably a family/friend photo.  But I can't make a definite connection.  Maybe you can...

Carol Ruth Boos, Age 6 months