Falls High School - Northern Light Yearbook (International Falls, MN)

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Class History, continued Bernice Zurich, Darlene Cline, Marian Jorgensen, and Sharon Judy. The entire play takes place in a court room and is decidedly novel because the actors participate from the audience. The Senior Class is proud to have fifteen of its members in Uncle Sam's Fighting Forces although it regrets that these boys were unable to finish their Senior year. Those serving their country are: Phillip Wagner, Navy, Aldo De Marchi, Army, Archie Villalta, Army, Ronald Laurion, Navy, Clifford Gauthier, Navy, Hill Murray, Marines, Jerry McCormack, Marines, Robert Snyder, Navy, Richard Barrett, Navy, Malcolm Watson, Navy, Gerald Ginter, Navy, Daniel Geer, Navy, Eugene Early, Navy, Leon Sweney, Navy, and William Eontana, Canadian Army. It is impossible at this time to give detailed accounts of the remaining activities of the year, but it is hoped that they will be as successful as those of other years. with all their trials and tribulations, the class members will look back UPON their School GHYS HS JOYOUS and memorable ones, and now, as they eagerly, yet perhaps a little regretfully await graduation, tie? look forward to what the future has in store.

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of l9u5, graduating from Falls High School, County of Koochiching. State of Minnesota, having been tutored and loved by the patient faculty, and being of sound body and mind do hereby announce this to be our last will and testimony. Article 1 We, the graduating class of 'h5, bequeath to the Juniors our senior nomerocm, the best seats in the auditorium, our ability to get out of more school than the rest of the classes, and all of our flunking seniors. - Article II To the faculty, we, the seniors, leave our brilliant cIaEE discussions, our cheerful dispositions, our snappy comebacks, and relief from all headaches. Article 111 We, the females of the senior class, will our a5IIIty to get along as well as we did with the man shortage. t Article 11 We, the male memb ers of the class of 'a5, leave our favorite dates behind as we go into the service.. lRemember Juniors, we have priorities on our women.J , Article V To the Janitors, we the graduating class of 'a5, Ieave Behind the marked up walls, the autographed blackboards, the dirty halls, and the synthetic rubber marks on the floor. Betty Anderson leaves her traditional first seat in senior homeroom to Elizabeth Anderson. Milton HPonchoW Bancroft leaves his quiet and reserved manner to Francis Kohlhase. fAre you kidding?J ' Helen Boyum and Edith Francis bequeath their Damon and Pythias friendship to Josephine Tharp and June Taxhearis. Eddie Dworsky leaves his ability to compete with Mr. Meinke in social class to any junior who thinks himself capable of taking over this difficult task. Helen David leaves her perfect church record to Gordy Lyngstad. ' Connie Becker will now stay home nights reading Peter Krogseng's latest book, WThe Way of Wolves and Their Habits fNot that you need it, Connie.J Warner LaDu, the senior class brainstorm, bequeathes' his intelligence and mental abilities to Andrew Zurkowshi. Helen Kyryluk and Joann Holler leave their ability to become the Forest Queen's attendants to anyone who can take their place next year. Betty Trompeter wills her royal title, WQueen of Raniern, to Betty Houska.