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

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LUCILLE DEGNER--l'n1 not bashtul, l':n lust thoughtful. MURIEL DERRICK-She embroiders her lite with giggles. EVA DILLON--Artistic? Dehnitely. CONRAD DOMHOLT-He has a com- fortable sense of humor that tickles without scratching. 1:.1.1.1 :::I, 111, 11. slum vim- rw, tlt, 11: 1 ll 11 1 1 ll 1 tl ll V1111' 4 Iifli ':11Q Jil. ll. 2 im 1:1 IIT. IIN! Ilzlski-Ilvzill IIT, CIN, SIU, Ill. III I.1-II1'1'- 111vl1's l'luln 310, DORIS DOMINICK-As unpredictable as a humming bird, .I1111i111 Vlriss l'I:15: Ott.-1' Stull' Slit, llll ll. .X. .X. 'ix SEED: l11I1':i111111':1l SIN, 22113 lt1':1111s1 t'Il1l1 II. FRANCES DRAXTEN-Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. l'I1 I'll' 'W IH' Nlu 'iv l'li1l1 III' I1111io1'l'l:1ss- 1 il I L ltl ll 0 Us - . . , . 5 . . R-: ,I-:1 'uv , . HJORDIS DRAXTEN-She quietly puf- sues her chosen way. I,:i1i11 Uliili Sift, Ill, ESTHER DREWS-Practical, patient and pleasant. I.IIil'JlIX t'I11l1 2:11, lvl: l'I1o1':1l Ilmuliiiu 2111: ll.11n11 'l'xvi1'li111.1' Il. EVELYN DREWSwPromise is most given when the least is said, I,iI11':11'5 lvllllv IH, ll. GAYLORD DUREN-A clever man tells a women he understands her but never tries to prove it. 'I'1':11'li Ill, ll: I 1111tl1.1Il IST, ISN. IIN. IH: Iilll'-I' ' 1 I I 11i'1 1l Pl Ill. ll: lt1':11111 'li11 Ill, I . KATHRYN .EASTWOOD I-ler .placid brow reflects a calmness that is good tor the soul. Ullr-I' SI:1l'l' HN, Ilil, IH. MARIANNE EDDY Moonlight, music-- and Marianne. ARLENE ERICKSON--Silence is the elo- guence ot discretion RICHARD ERICKSON-He plans to say it with flowers. MILFORD ESTVOLD -Why does anyone want to call this big, brawny, basso Til- l ? ZZN. SIU. ltl. ll: Ihiys U1-tnl llt, ll: Nliisis' IIIIIII ZW, IH. ll. BETTY JANE FABIAN-A symphony of serenity. ALTA FERBER--A novel girl with a novel way. FLORENCE FOSSE-Are you you-7 I.1l11':11'y I lub ...M Ill. Y Iwmllrzill 111, llt. II. Il4l4Ix .1.l, ltt, llimiis 91 'J 46.

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gtznidii '? il! ,gp iii 45 . T181 DONALD BJORKLUND Men, like bulf lc1Ts, go TarThosT vvhen They are smooth' CST. ,Qi-il E-.-.::. Hi-:uni Iiqiiiil 11. PAUL BLIKSTAD-ld i'aThei' be 'iQhT than be presidenTfvvoil, aImosT. trivia'-sli:i .NJ .liiiiiur tiziss IT: 5. 50'lllUI' i'..l-s l'i:iAI In--iiii:i l'Ti1ii IIT. il: 'I'iu-siii.m: Xliisl: 4'li1li I , Ill Vliurlls LH. il: lliq s' lliiil 113 xllXi'if4H'Ivi ilzirii.,-split I . li: liuiilmll IH. III llziski-llvill llll llilixiiiliirzil T'-. li: litivlx Ill, il. KATHRYN BOEK-'She VCT only lisTCns well, she sounds well. LORRAINNE BOEK-Quiet, unruffled, alvvc-55 'he same. ALICE BOEN Theres a pleasure in ar- 'isTic pains That none but arTisTs know. ..:lii1i:.x Viiiii fill. li-. MARIAN BORCKeGood cheer is no hindrance To a good life. 1'lim'1:s Tift ill. II: Uivliirslni TTI. -Ll: Music vim, iw. ii. BEVERLY BOYUM-There'll always be a bevy of boys around Boyum. IPi':im'i l'I11T, Ili' IH Tl' 1'hm'1is 'U' H Mlm- vim. rw. 'wg iz. .xf .x. :auf ' EARLO BOYUM-l-le rafes four sTars vvlTh The 4l'l. 'FIJIVLQQ I . lx X CONSTANCE BRIETENBAUCH- A flow of vvords buf a well of knowledge for . . fi.. 151. supply. InIr':ainu1':4l HN, ISU: ITIYITIIJI l'I11iv IW. IIT: 41. X X X O EDNA BROTHEN-When The roll is call- ed up yonder, I'll be IaTe. the-1-i Ie-:uivr AH, YJ: thorns I-HT, TTI, ITS Miisii- Club 1:10, -Trl, H3 'I in-sphm: S1-inim- Flzlss l'l:i5: OTTe-1' Smit' -HI: Girls' Se-xtet 411: Hind Urn-I H. LILLIAN BUCHHOLZ-The besf of dispo- siTions in The besT of friends. l,ilwi':ii'5 Vllllv ll. DORETHA BUTLER-She's nofed for her WOTTTCJUSUVGVS. K'lI4rllIr ils. 5211. TH: Ifi:ini:i Vliili ZIX. 2110, -ll: UTI'-I' Slzifl' Iiflj l74't'lHlll:lIl1Ill JN. LORRAINE CASPARS Quiet f- with sound efTecTsi Vim Uliii- Ii: Piilismiiiiuii i..I: Laitiu T'I11ii SHT: l.I!-r'::i5 l'I1iiu Ziff. BETTY CLARKEfLisTen all you gals and guys, my name is Mary Elizabeth. llnml IIN, 40. lli fi. .X. .X, SHP, ill' 4l1 lllI!':i- :ii1ii':il SIU. 10. ll: lDi':im:i 1'lll'r I-IH, -LTI. HI Xliisiv Vliih Tu. H: .luiiii-r 1'l:iss I'i:i5: S111- im 4'l'xss I'I:n52 Htlvy' ST:iI'T' ll: l'l'I! llzinfl T1 Il ROBERT CLARKE-MinuTes may fly, bells may ring, buT Bob can Talk on for- ever. MAXINE CLAUSSEN f VVebsTer musT have had Maxine in mind when he de- fined dependabilify. flTT1'!'bZ:iIT JU. TH. li. MARY CONWAY-If isn'T only The lilf of her Irish laughter. T'iiui'i1s ll' IH-lv Uliilw Tl' XIi1'i' Ciiil 11 . . '..b4 . BERNICE DANIELSON-A liTTle bit of salt but mosfly sugar.

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FRANCES FOSSE--Or are you your sis- 'ef I. w 1 Vim IU. EDNA FRONNINGwSvveet and lovely but .with great propriety. I.I'i!..!'lX Vlul- .l: I.:-iin1'li1lvIZi'. SYBILLE GADBOW If we want any 'hing talked up, lets call on Sylnille, -I, X. X. Its: X'ii-.-1-iisnl--ni ii X. .X. 3211: I'l'l4l1Il'lII 'I X X ltr' l'i'1i1'Ii1li IIA l,:iIi1 l'IlIIl Slit, ROMAYNE GALE-'Her name reminds Qng Q4 -nusic, :ina when she speaks, you heir 're 'neCay. 'I X X I QI' l 5rl'lI1l- It PATTY GALENA -Heres one Pat who .WI have no trouble in finding IICI' Vilke, tldlni ilk, H , IH. III llrvlli-sllll III Xliisli- .l- Iii, II: lIi':iin:i1liili.,I, IU. II. Iri..s- '-i .-Ii.li1mi-I l'l:lSS1 Uliniils IIX Ill' Xu- iwqiii l'i5i Iinnil Slit. Ili, II: Imlill t'l1'1li- I ', EDMUND GANDERN 'Twas a long grind out I inade it. till- I' SI:iI'I Il. MARION GIORGINPA stern, old bach- elcr, JUNE GRABARKEWITZ She is a Cc'- s'udies Latin, and speaks English .that a gall 1':iE. 15:1 II . III. 131 I1-1'l:1rnI:iZIi-11 SIN: I:- 'I1l- II: Xluxsw Vlrili IH. II. MARY GRlNAGERfOne reason for :alling her Reke is that it's darn cute. il. X. X. IIN. Sift, IU, II: IIIIIJIIIIIIITII Ill. Clit, III. III In-lmiv lift. Ill. Il: I,iIi-Vzirp I'IllIl -IU: IPt':im:r CIIIIIP Zlfi, III. II: Hill-I' SI:lI'l' Ili, II: Sr-vi'-l:.ry lil' I,:lIII14'Illl- II: X'ii'i- lll'1'HlIII'IlI 1-I SVVIIIVIA Vlnss: NJIIIHIIIII lliilwx' Sm-i--IX II: Si-lllivl' Vlrlss l'I:tX. DAISY GROVEfYou can't argue with Daisy, she's always agreeable. 1'liul Us -Il. HOPE GUENTHER- Her large, sympa- 'hetic eyes seern to understand. ilinrus ..'. II. ilimiil I-.lilinu IH: Xlllsli' -II: Inlininuixil itil. STANLEY HAGEN-It isn't that Stan if taking the air but the air is taking Stan! JOHN HALL-School breaks up the day SO. I' I-' X -lf' Il ALONZO HANSON-Alonzo sounds as il he should be a Caballero, but Hanson indicates he's lust like us. lfm-1l.ill I!1'. IH: l':usk-All-:ill IH: lnlmnniizil Iii Il LUCILLE HANSONfPoise, dignity and Lucille are all synonymous. lH':1m:I l'I1Il- III: I'r'u:41':um f'IIJllI'lll1lll l7l':im:1 1'l1ll- III l,ilrr':ai'X I-'llllv Ill! l'i'+slilv7lI l.i- ln':iV5 Plulv ll: NZIIIUHIII llul1iirSm-ii-ly IU. II: .Xmnl:i'. MAE HANSON-A maiden never bold of spirit. JOHN HARDENBURG 'He buys his blushes wholesale. I' I' X 'fs in '. '..,.l.'. DORIS HARRANG-She can turn her laughter on and oft. I'mie-rv.'oorl 3911 f'II01'llS lift. -Ill, ill: Music Musif' Fluh 2410, 40, 41.