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

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QE an .ag T241 THELMA NOMELAND-Yes, Fergus hos its ottroctions. Conby? f:. A. A. :ian -an. 41. OPAL NORTHNESS-A girl should hold onto her youth, but not when he's drive ing. 0111-r Sluft' -ll: Sm'ro1:ir5 :incl 'I1l'V1lSllI'1'I' ll. A. A. 350. -IU: TIlll'H!llllI'2ll Hit. -ill: I.il1r':ir3 Vlulv 411: ltrzimu l'l11l- 3551. -10. -ll: l'1'p Vlulv -ll PHOEBE NUNN-Did you ever see ony one who could roise her eyebrow so signihcontly? .lalim-i'1'l:iss l'lJI-K1 S1iiim'l'l:isf I'l:iy: Imi- im 1'll.li,I!1. lll. ll: X1i1ill:il H111-1' Stull' ilu llj IH'4'l:l!1lIll.4l1IflN. SIU: l'i11l'llllP ll. ADELINE OLSON-f Core sits lightly on her snojiiefs. L'lin:1,f i'. MAURICE OLSON A blush is becom- ,nge but oh hovv inconvenient. lhielvllfrxll Xlniitiuvr 5'l. l I l'lIiv1l--ill Xl:1li:i- ui' 'i': lnIi'.ixniir.iI 1l.lli1-'1S1,iIl'i . VINCENT O'MEARA+He doesn't hove to stond on tiptoe becouse he's tops with everyone. l 1mIli:i!l IIN. Illl. l Z lluslit-1lf.1ll 2210. lUZ 'l'1':i1'lx ,1i'. ill: l'l'i'si1lt't11 ul Srqiltiiriui-1+ l'I:xsQ1 .liiiiinr 1'1:i:s l'I:i,x: Intiziniixi-:il. VIVIAN PALMQUIST-Positively Chorg- edl In-4..in..i1.mi A. ...L 111. 11: I.ilin1I1iI-..N. 4 X X ll lii 11111111 il N 1 li 1 . 1.. . -i -it I. . ' . 1 . . .- . ii.. . THEODORE PAULSONiA pound of pluck is worth ct ton ot luck. l'lIlll ll' ll VERNON PAULSON-l-le goes in for controst. lfuullizill Jil. lll, ll! lluski-Iliztll 'li', lil. lll I.1-111-1'm:ii1's Vllllr 2211: .lllIIlU!' l'I:iss l'i'vsi- -1-Ant DORIS PERKINS-Her brown eyes ore never blue. -. A. .X ill, 11: lnli-:irnnnnl itil, 141, 11: L'-11 4' .1t- -ll. AUDREY PETERSON-She is os ethereal os the mu lli'n'lufst1':u. I-I.. .,N. .im lll. ll. lnlllll ...L YU. ll. Ulmrnis ill. 11: Striri: 13i1:ii'1-.1 Ill. 11: Xhitiil- I ll N Xl I ll sic she ploys. ixinii ljllnlii 2 .'.- 1 , LAWRENCE PETERSON-A voriety of interests scholosticolly- but romonticol- ly-. llutni SCX IZZI. ill, ll: Ul'r'li+slx':i lll. ll: l'l'IT Iinnil lil. 11: Nliisim- Uliili III. ll:1'l1fw-ll--:alle-r' KN,It11:.Illnim'l'I:iss l'l:i5: lnti irizutionsxl lb-- lulifms Vltilv 111. S1-i't'i-l:ii'5 ll: I,l'JllllIl, lilllll llv, Vim- l'v'1-sill'-nl ll: 'l'liw-s1ii:m: N:itimi:1l Ilumu' Sm-imp tll, 11: l.:ntin Club ISN, S5115 .Xrmu:4l. HELEN RIAN-She sits on the edge of suspense. MYRTLE RONNEVIK-Music hos chornts, especiolly with it's mode by Myrtle. lull-its 141. -ll: 1lllSll' Ululi Ili. ll. ORVILLE ROSS-A mon oniong men, but mostly omong women. Xllllvlii' Xl:l1l:11.1n'r lll. ll: I m11ll:lll IIN. Iillj l wli1-Ilv'nll'l'l III' llll1ll11'l'l'l441'l'lX Ilili L x mllrnl Il . JIU, lll. ll. CONSTANCE ROSTAD-It's hord to soy cill the nice things obout Connie in one little sentence l,.-1ini'I1iI-itil:l.itf-rein l'!1tliUIQU111-1'S1:1I'l' fill: Axlw-rtisilir 5l:ix1:igv1' 0111-1' -ll: Nulimi- :ul llrir1m'Sm.in-15 Wi I'1'rsi1t nI ut' X:iliun:.l Honor Sell-ii-ly -113 Sw-r'vt:ii'y .luniiir Flzissi Assistznit liililm' of ,xlllllllllf l7I'1llll1l Ululi SIU. 'lla -ll: 'fliesslzizuli lv. A, li. .LX5'Jll'4l. OPAL RUDSHAGEN-lf Opol held the spoon even toking cod liver oil would seem ottroctive. Ur-f'l1f'stt'.n HN: l,i1c-r:e1'5' l'l11li 311: lfilin Club lift: Ilrzuiizi Ululi 2411. 101 Il, DONALD RYAN - When you bring home the bdcon, don't forget the Ry- on lfuotlizill 118. 'REL 103 Ilziskvtlmll 311, 411, 413 'I'r':wk 411. 11: Studi-nt Uuxiiu-il flfll Junior Class Play.

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EDITH MANDELKE -A A good mind guides good manners. L.lllI'IlIX l'lllll ll. BARBARA MAURIN-A classic in looks as well as in worth. Xi'-v l'r'-sl-l--nl l-'I'--sl1l:..eli Vlnss: Viv-vii' l'i'i-giil--l.l Simpltiitilixxv l'l:IssL Uilvl' Stull II , tug 1'n---.iilnr tiliiti' li: llcintl Slit, lu. ll: Ure vliitsii-it tru, in, ll: N.iii-tnfil ilnnni' S...-it-it ting X'i4-.- l'l'--sill'-nt llii1timi'Sm'1r-ly ll: l.ii-'t- 'il'x'l'iixlr '1' X X lil ll' Ilvlvli- 'I' ll' ....s,.,.. . . fr... Si-1-iw-t:ii'5 Slliill-lil Uriiinvili .Xmiiirili Y. l . XX. AXxx:i1'rl. JERRY MELBY-Never trouble Fill rou- ble troubles you. ORVILLE MELBY--He draws everything ,but a salary. MARY MlDTHUNwThere is mellownesss in her voice as well as her personality, Clint-its IN, ll: Girls' Si-xii-L ll: IN-p Uliili llj 5lllSlt' 1'llllI lli fl, .X. .X. Ili N:lIlull:il ltnnni Snviifly ll: Alix--ti in-l-'I ll. GLADYS MILLER-Anybody can pick to pieces, but it takes brains to make a better article, ll-uni AN, ZW. Ill, ll! Pvt: l!:lltrl lll. III 01'- i-liifszlm ll: Nlilsin' Uliilu tn, lip Hill-i' Stuff ll: Lllll'JlllllIl.Il ilk: l'l:li'in--L Qimrl--I H: Nzitimiul llonur Sovivly ll. MARY MILLER-Signs of nobleness like like stars shall shine on all deservers, llil-nary l'lult 210, til, ll: Int:-rnzilimnnl Rvlzl- liunsl'I1ilv IH, ll: X:lIiim:il llrmur Sm-ivty ll. ANNA MOBRATEN-Slight but never slighted. MARILYNN MOE-Marilynn speaks em- phatically, so does her long list ot ac- complishments. lh-lmlv 2310, IU, ll: Ullvl' Stuff llig Vo-i-ililut' will-r ll: Vim- l'Vvsi4li-lil Sluilvtil Vminvil ill. llii-spiun. llrznnzn lluh .MZ l,ulii-:nrizan l'i':im:i Fliih W1 St'l'!'l'LI!l'Y llr:l111:Ll'lilli -tl: .llllllllI' Vlnss l'l:ly: Sn-uint' L'lflSS I'l:sy: 41. .X. A. Ztft, lv: I4llt'l'Ill'j' Vlulv ill: l.:ltin Uluh ISU, tl: N:11im1:nl llmmr Sm-ivtp Ili, tl: .Xu- niml: Hin Sigma 1'l1i ,Xw:it'1i. BERNICE MUSKE-l-lere's a gal who wants to take dictation, but only in shorthand. Svnim' Ilzmli ISS, itil, IH, ll: Blush' l'liil1 Sift, fill. ell: Pvp llzmii ZI'I, 10. li: l.illlll l'liilm IN. EVELYN NELSON-She's so complete- ly in tune with lite she'll never find dise cord. fJl'4'Ll+'SLI'Jl SSX Iifl. ill. tl: Nlusii- l'liih in. 115 Itil-r:1i5't'liih ll. JOYCE NELSON-She's grateful tor even the smallest things. HELEN NELSON-l-lelen's the girl who never forgets her thank-you's. I,:i.lin Uluh -lit, -11, MURIEL NELSON-Her eyebrows punce tuate her conversation with exclama- tion points. ll-l l:m1:1tim1 IN. JERRY NESS-Jerry could sell anything from potato peelers to gold bricks. DELLA NEUBAUER-Here's a one word description of Dellaepert. EUNICE NEUMAN - Someone who needs a capable nurse will feel better to know Eunice is there. tl. ,X. .X. IW, lli, ll: l,illt'41t'x' l'luli 'yi tit' IH-p1'liilI ti: Init'-nniiii-:nl FRN, fm, tn, ttf ' MARJORIE NEWTON-Silence is her greatest art of conversation. , L 231 'Q , s 4 cgi L

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ROBERT SALVESON We like to listen to him talk-with his eyes, too, I' ll ll iii' 'I' ll liililisi-ii Xxviiil ll' 'iii' I'i . . . . . . . . llzislxiii-:ill 2111. Iii. il: 'l'i:ii-lx Ili, il: Nllkvll U It il' I'ix-' Uvtil -iii ii: llziiiil nm: ri -. -1, , Vliiiii- il' ii' Xliis1i'l'liiii Ili: Xie-ir I'ii-si- 1' - - 'ii ' iss ':i ' iii ki' ,i ,. ,. Hiiiiiii l'i'iss l'I:i51 lti.iiii:i l'lllll l'l1'Si1l1IlI -il' Ili- siihiii. .Xiiiii1.il. 4 RACHEL SANCO fi-lei' spirits are a-tipe toe, li, X. X. 2114. iii, ii: liiiiziiiiiiizil Slit. Ili. ii, GISELA SANTNER--l-lere's a girl who can sew and cook with the best of them, Xiiisii' i'Iiili Sift. ill. il. DOLORES SAURER- Magna Cum Laude. .liiiviiii iliss.i.il I.i,igi ii. DELWYN SCHMIDT-He knows the pre- cise psychological moment when to soy nothing. 'l'i:ii'li lil. -ll. AILEEN SEVERSON-'Red hair, yesg but not temperamental. GLENN SHA-Moybe he seems shy, but that doesn't interfere with his pitching -baseball. llliIJllllliI'll Ilfislwlluill IIN. lil. -il: llziski-llizill 'Ui lli- fl'!'i4'k -ll' Q -JOHN SHAYfHe drowns his ideas in o stream of words. I I-lzi ii 2-Sit. ilt. ii: Iii-lizitv Iii: .liininr tluss n l'i:ey: IH-yi I.:inii ill. -Il. WARREN SlEVERTABetter late than never. BYRON SNEVA-Who ever heard of a Swede having a Colleen? Y-inskiltl-:ill Slit. -iii, -H3 l oo1li:ilI 310, lit: 'I'i':ii'k 411, -il: .XII 1'niiIvi-'iii-v I-'oiitiuiii 'l'if:ini ill: 'lf ii. .iniinsiin .Xxuiiii .HL LORIS SNOWBERGfHere's a blonde who hos everything-including Donnie. Ilzinil fZf'. lil. il: l.::lin i'i iii SCX: I,iiii':ii'3 Uliili rllt. il: il. .X. .L Sift. UI: Xliisii' Vliili 410: l'i-it llzind -iii. -il: lntr:iniiii':il lift. -ill, eil. ELEANOR SORBENvl-ler mind is like o sundial, it records only pleasantness. RUTH SPILMAN ABrisk as a broom. il. A. .X. Z-IU. Ili: lllll'1llIllll'Illflll.-lil.'llI I,:i1in Vliiii 'IN iff: I,ii-i-:ity i'liil- Sift. ill. il: l'i-if Viiilv ll: Vlioiiis Iiii, ill. il: Niiisii- lliiii 'ln' iii. JANE SPRAGUEfJane has that well dressed look which she herself has de- signed. lhinii Ilfi. ill. il: l in-riis nit, ill. ii. I--ii l..inil Tift. ill, Il: Xliisii- Ulnii ill, ii: lPi':ini:i Uliiii lil. ii: .limit-i' Plxiss i'l:i5: 'I'lii-spi-iii: Ili-:iss Quint-l 'll'. li: iinrn igiizii-tit -tl: Girls' Si-X14-I ll. KATHRYN SQUlRESfNumbei' please? tl. .L X,i:1': I,ii-i-:ii-5 Vliiii ll: I'i1ii'li1ii.11, PAULINE STEIN4-lei' hair catches the sun- light and her smile reflects it. I.ilii'zii'5 Viiili in, ll. ALDA MAE STEINERfYou can read her expressive face like a book and it makes good reading. I.i!n':ii5 Uliiii iii, 11. VICTOR STOKHAUG-The sun adds ruddiness to complexion and ci glow to the disposition. Inli':1ln1ii':il CW. i251 qv ,fv- Jn 3 ag N an '38