Fergus Falls High School - Otter Tales Yearbook (Fergus Falls, MN)

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ivan f-- al Q0 38' N-f an -as W6 rag.. an .34 'v ff . V-7 SUPHUWUHES When you 'e adding up the scores tor athletic contests, don't forget the sophomores are represented, lor the roster ol athletes includes: Lyle Iliff, Charles Holzmer, Glenn Johnson, and Duane Windmiller. And in the verbal fray better known as debate Barbara Borke, Mary Lois Rulitson, and Connie Trosvig add their strength. Cleo Slettede wins artistic distinction with her timely cartoons in each issue of The Otte r, while Glenn Johnson and Eleanor Beimer contribute to its columns. Musically, well, they'll hold their own with any class. Marilyn Svvenneby, president, Gordon Sanders, vice president, Kathleen Sullivan, secretary, Lucille Davenport, treas- urer, Mary Lois Rulitson, James Haugen, Glenn Johnson, Student Council representatives. The advisors: Miss Helen Franko- viz and Miss Winnitred Nichols. U31 'N

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W9 466 -if If The coveted prize tor the most original skit presented at the Otter Follies of l94l' is won by the FVSSlWfT'9i1. Thei' presentation entitled Art for Arts Sake stars Marcellc: Lee, Ellery Roberts and Donald Larson, Tom-foolery and horse play initiated the new class otlicersr Donald Larson, President, Mardelle Brandon, Vice- Pref identq Dorothy Nelson, Secretary, and Charles Bullock, Treasu rer. On the same program Miss Midthun,, Miss Larson and Mr. Haaoy, the new teachers, were put through the paces ot becoming bona fide nienibers al the Vfashington Junior' High Faculty. Selected as The outstanding girl and boy Mardeile Brandon and Donald Larson. The class is advised by Miss Williams and Mr. Pushing. U21

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'IJ 'MR 5 3' x 3 ' 1? -er L-sox un L Aman Top row!-lrviiv Au:-1, Violet Alstrid, lrf'n-- Anile-rson, .lulinn Anil:-rson, I.n-l:in4l .Xnrln-rson, I.:-ltiv Lou .Xnrli-rson, liixvilli- iXiirlvrsozi, Orlin .x!l1l!'l'S0ll, Phyllis. n rl Xndi-rson VV:u'ra-n Arziskog, Edna. Ash, Milton Iivrp.:e-rson, Flor-mn-v Ili-i-gm-iifi, Ruth liji rklun . Ss-cond row-I!-u'h:n':i Dann. Sylvia llvllln-ook, .Xlvin IM- XY:1ld. M:n'i.::li'n-l Dillon, ldvvlyn Ih':ii.:'vi', Olaf lnzixivn, Floyd l,lll'll0NV. .li-:in lilvliiizliziiisi-ii. li1Hl+ nf-y Ehersviller, John Henry Hide, Geraldine Elliott, Betty Ends-rson, Hi-ii-n liris-kson. Phyllis l-'ziluirun , Third row-Frzink flrunilnmn, Sylvia Hnzivv. XY:u'ren HZiLfLYSll'lTlll. lirlwai-rl H1llli'l'. liosvnixiry Hzilli-ll, Iloniilrl Hzilvvrson, l:ill'lHll'2l HillYS1lIl, liilwin Hanson Doris x-larry, VYall:ir'o Harry, Irene Haukos, Fri-drir' Hvnkes. .Xlplm Hoff, livtly .loam Holm-hkiss. Fourth row-Muriel Krog, Alina Landln-111, Mary l,:mg.rvn. I!vrn:ii'rl lm l'Izintv, lulwilioi' l,:ii'son. Iiinlwri liurson, l-'i-rn lA2ll'SUll, .lolin lmrson, Lorrziini J P ' 1 In-aluo, Marvin l,v:il-o, Gordon In-of, l-hip.:vn'- I.:-in, Uleon lm Mont, lwlty Livll. Fifth row-Opal Mi0kvllrer,i.:. Gizmo Moltf-r, Rolwrt Montroy, Slunlw-5' Morrill. l-Ile-:mor Ne-lson, .l:nnii'-- N'-Ison, Slvllri Nelson, Nlzirii- Ni-iinuui, XV:iyriv Ni-ii mann, VN':ilI:u'i- Newton, .Xiulr-Ay Norlulifl, K+-ith Norlanil, lrlinui' Olson. XlV'2lll Olson, li lil- Iiottom VONV-IHZIFVITI Schutt:-, Doiiglzls Swixw-l'. .Xriliur tw-ilirv, luIl:i, bkogi-n, lutlu-l smith, lb-ln-ii.i si---n. lullli Stun, lmnus Bum, Dorothy .lorry m'h:u'd Stork, NVilli:un Sullivui, Milford l'r-iuziiiile. ilUlllllll The Poravo-Chi -fac'cri float, winnin flrsi rize in rhe all-school arade, ives much resri e ta The 'unior class. P f 9 F3 P 9 P Q I Ed Haller, Fritz Henkes, Bernard La Plante, Gordon Lee, Bob Schultz, and Robert Wendling emerged on an our- sland?ng football squad, and Ed Holler and Frank Grundman carried on for The juniors on the basketball court. The humorous comedy, VVhaT a Life, starring Henry Aldrich, Warren Araslcog To you, and his current heari- Throb, Barbara Pearson, alias Dorothy Grabarkevvilz, flashed across The stage January 30 and 3l. U41