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

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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.

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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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.I11ui'n:1Iisn DOROTHY HARRANG She leads a carefully and well planned lite l'nfI.tt-I-,ti-nl .LM Vinnus I . In, II: Nlilsi- VIIII- 'l!'. IH. II MARY JANE HARRIS She has thy honest to goodness may-lfdoeyou-ga favor tone of voice. S u , 'l f- 1 '--I ' I 1 .:t' iN lt1'1'Il+-slrza 'lx ilit, Ill. II: I'IlHIllS SIN. IH. IIC lim tm II l ll I 5 illll II I Im tl III NI1lsivI'IllIi IH, II: Ximian! HARRY WINSTON Oh, vvha' is as an 'A' in June? ANN HASKELL-I-lovv lovely common things must seem to you who have such lovely eyes to see them through. l'I1-it'l1s?I!t, IH: Iltwvlil-I Illllll Ill. II: I.iI-fi:ix'5 fini, IH: NItlffl'l'I1lIr Ill: .l1rni:n'1'l:iss I'I:u5: Xnnuril. MARGARET HOLDENfNoted tor he' capability'-with the accent on ability MILA HALLOWAYfShades ot rave' and old lace you almost expect' to curtsy. VIRGIL HOLMQUIST Some pursue learning, others learn pursuing. Itnlistliillml III, IH, II. JACK HOTCHKISSfl-its waves are ng urally permanent, I'uvwIl'tIl IIN, ZITI, I , Il CLARICE HOVLAND She ips-9 thoughts to return to then- :re- I.IIlI'J'I'K Nlnl- Ii' II LINCOLN HOVLAND Good naturecl and even-tempered, just the guy to have around. IIILIi1lIllllI'f1I lix, itil, Ill, II. BERNARD INGWALD-Periods should be IO minutes longg 5 minutes to come and 5 to go. ETHEL JACOBSON-Here's one who's jake with everybody. DELAINE JENNE-She locks her worries deep down in a chest and then sits on the lid. IAILIII l'IuI1ZSft: OKI'-1' Stull 3510, III, Il: ui. IGEORGIANNA JENSON-She acts, she sings, and ah, she smiles. Nasir' l'IuIi fill. llt, -II: IPt':nm:1 Vluli IH, Ill L'IIlH'lIS S-lil, IH, Il: InIi'r1mur':tI Il: S.-xlv' SHI Ill. li. Mix.-it 01-lvl II: .luniur Vluss I'l:ty: I.:zlin I'IllIv 3!1': 'l'Itvspi:1n: Nation-:I Ilimm' Siwif-I5 II: SPIIIHI' Vlzuss l'I:u5. AUDREY JOHNSON-She's had same Earl in her Plymouth tor years. Vluh II: I,:nlin 4'IIlIt J Q i'-wr' 'liz' IPI!-tl Sl:tI'I' II, CARLTON JOHNSONfWe'll hear from him someday-and we don't mean iust that he speaks loudly. Yin-v I'r'1-sitlt-nt Yopimiximw- UMW- Qlmlt-nl idef Iwi I-tw girl the WVO IllII lllllII'flI ?ZI', IH. II: II. X X lil II. I'-'iv IU Irli x 1 I II 1 .0 Jfs Q at I'rtllllI'II IH. II: XII St-lnml I'I::5' ZITI: .IIIIIIUV 'X Nlnss l'I:u,x: Itrznnnt t'InI- Silt: 'I'I1--spinn: Ilnml Slit. IH, II:lt1'1Iii4slr:i Ill, II: l'--if I1:tn1I ,I Slit, Ill. II: I-Ixnix1i..n':m-Inns Sr---:nlxinu Ill: , Y:tliuii'1I II1-init' S-if-itlx Ill, II: I-Iriiltvi' -vi Xnnurnli Ii:tiu:f1'It-I,1ni1i- Xxmutwl. ' ' v EDNA JOHNSONeShe's a two Way Jerson, our wa and hers. Y 1'I'u1'xIs I'ft, Ill, II: LIl'I'IIl'SII'Il REI, Ill. II: Nlllsir' l'luIv Sift, Ill, II: I.lIvi':ut'5 1'IixIi IPI. Ill, IU, Il: 41. .X. X. Slit. KATHLEEN JOHNSON-She has all the charm of an old-fashioned garden. I2 I