Foley High School - Falcon Yearbook (Foley, MN)

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The annual Homecoming football game was played on Oct. 13, against the Sauk Rapids Indians. The slogan picked by F.H.S. was ‘Batter the Braves. Foley won the game with a 33-0 score. Initiation was the usual exciting feature of the day, with the Freshmen wearing green ribbons with the word Frosh ‘ printed in gold letters, and the Seniors wore red ones. The athletic department sold large pins in keeping with the day’s traditions. The Seniors staged a show in the gymnasium in the morning, coupled with a Pep Fest. The dance was held in the decorated gym after the game with the Royal Party pictured above reigning over the festivities. Our queen and king of the event and their at-tendents were as follows: Left to right: Bernard O’Konek, Rose Tomporowski, Thomas Pollard, Clothilda Thomas, King Loren Scherbing, Queen Marlyn Moulzolf, Janice Ratke, John Sakry, Rita Tomporowski, Joe Rahm. omecommg ig o — 47 —

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 utule (Jaimers of c America The motto of the F.F.A. is; learning to do, doing to earn, earning to live, living to serve. The officers of the F.F.A: President, James DuHamed; Vice-President Gerald Solt; Secretary, Lester Adelman; Treasurer, James Kujawa; Reporter, Sylvester Adelman; Sentinel, Ivan Eckholm. The F.F.A. basketball team has played the following schools this year: Milaca, Elk River, Mora and Princeton. They also played in the intramural noon hou r 1ea gue. This is the first year of ‘‘Dairy Products’’ in the Foley F.F.A. chapter. This contest involved the scoring of samples of milk and butter. The district contest was held at Grand Rapids and the state contest at St. Paul.

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Clarinet 2ti, Rose Marie Tomporowski Lorraine Potuzak Gloria Ca r1 son Left to right: Clothilda Thomas, Virginia Hauck, Bette Jayne Youso, Mary Ann Brenny. Left to right: Sharon Latte rell, Mary Jane Kotsmith, Renee Pietzak, Jeannine Lat-t e r e 1 1 . Left to right: Darlene Kos- loski, Joan Cotton, Lydia Kosloski. -48-