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

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lII'II IIE Ill 'III IIFIIE Illll CLASS ADVISORS: Miss Nicholls STUDENT COUNCIL: Mardelle Brandon Mr. Zenner Donald Larson Mr. Wilson Beverly Oyen CLASS OFFICERS: Ellery Roberts, President Gene Hasselblad, Vice President Dorothy Froslie, Secretary Warren Luebke, Treasurer The Sophomore Homecoming float with its slogan, Scrap the Iron Men , helped to toss Crosby on the iron dump . To enhance the Coronation ceremony, the sophomsres chose Catherine Ebersviller as attendant to Virginia I . Their contribution to the field of sports included five stalwart gridders and four flashy basketeers. Need we mention names? They'll make history. Donald Larson gave the Class the air as radio announcer for the Fergus School of the Air. The class had interests participated in other activities also. Out of the 174 sophomores, eleven are Thespians and twenty-five are active chorus members. The future looks bright if the sophomores keep shining.

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A Y B0 ll 'l'llllAY, Fll0Sll? CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Pushing CLASS OFFICERS: Phyllis Barke, President Miss Williqmg Paula Johnson, Vice President Charles Nelson, Secretary Maxine Johnson, Treasurer The Frosh went all out for defense. To us upper classmen who know the difficulties of collecting class dues the freshmen look downright magnanimous. But their feeling of patriotism was such that it could be best expressed in a fine Defense Bond. Three cheers for the class of 1945! In another burst of enthusiasm the class forged ahead to win first place for the best float in the Homecom- ing parade. Ye Otter Smelter was their slogan to stop Crosby-lronton. Beverly Opsal added to the homecoming Coronation ceremony as the Queen's attendant. To be so distinguished as to be singled out among many football men is the good fortune of Lorne Kenitzer. He is the first freshman since Wes Windmiller to receive his senior high letter. But watch that freshman gang next year! May 'I was not only May Day but also Play Day for the freshmen when they presented The Red Lamp and The Midnight Ghost .

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Wa.. is? -.,,, W' Are The Juniors Future Fiuauuiurs? . if A F Yes, the iunior class play was a success artistically and finan- ' .A ilu! tw S rs 2 'Q , .i ,,.,, . ' 'f -7' , is 4. -at f s 9 I , ,V ,.,.. . 232:-af' -1 L 7 A , . f ..,,., Q - 7 -'. 'V 5504442 L 'A WI 1 ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW cially. And don't say iuniors aren't interested in both! As for the play itself, well, don't we all enioy seeing high school people act like high school people? The party part of it was a sort of a foretaste of the big spring prom, and that's always a pleasant thought-only this year it's a nautical one in blue and white motif. We can't forget the sport men of this class who were the back- bone, brains, and brawn of our athletic teams. Bets are heavier for next year, however, and we'll be looking at the boys as veterans of the game. Are we forgetting the ladies in our enthusiasm for the men? We remember the attendants for the Homecoming Queen-Marilyn Svenne- by and Jean Vore. The ladies outnumber the men by a score in the musical and dramatic organizations. efforts in ROW l , , I IS - ----', . G- ,A ,f R Elms. Wessex' at Row 2 MA ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW ROW ROW Viola Gerhardson Violet Gerhardson Frank Goodrich Delwin Grage Luther Grotte Iris Halverson Jairus Hanson Betty Lou Harvey James Haugen Albert Hexum Morris Heyen Lyle Iliff Delmond Iverson Adeline Jacob son Corienne Johnson Glenn Johnson Norma Johnson Ralph Johnson Warren Johnson Marion Jorgenson George Kastelle Samuel Klyve Clara Knott Ethel Krone man Wallace Ladwig June Larson Eileen Ledding Lou Anna Lepsey George Lillestrand Virginia Loeffler Gordon Loomer Vernon Maack Dwight Marshall LeRoy Mesna Lila Michealson In fact, we are quite certain that the combined talents and the iunior class can take care of iust everything-next year. -Howard Alberg, Louise Albrecht, Arleen Anderson, Fred Anderson, Archie Atkinson. -Shirley Bailey, Barbara Barke, Eleanor Beimer, Palmer Ber- gerson, Donald Bergeson. -Evelyn Beske, Mary Bishop, Bernita Bluhm, Arlene Bruback, Ed Budack. ' -Wallace Budke, Dorothy Bye, Colleen Campbell, Van Christenson Lucille Davenport. Frances Dillon Harold Drews Delores Duren LaVerne Erickson Violet Estvold Juel Evenson Norman Fairbanks Arnold Fick Ordean Fin kelson Wallace Fischer Irene Frautschi Donald Frees Della Fuder Russell Gale Eleanor Gander Jv- FN 1.1 D sr ,,, 9 'E' r , .r 5- , , , , . 6- I . I . I . - i ' ' A 7- .1 1 1 I -3 My : as ' .z Q a-' . ' . ' , . f . 1 - J rs. Ap ,. 9'- I I I A I ' , - ol, - h Q 10- - I - , I ' - I . rg, , . Q A 11- . . . . ' 4- '- -' , s -I I ' U . 121 I I I l J f I' L' V I ' . W ,A , 13-.. I. .. ' ' W ' 5 'D '. I l 4 W af , t 14? I 1 s I 1 . Y V' 'K 11, ' ' .,'?.', I- an. , V 9' V - 1 . . ,- F . 4 M , N 1 M74 h i fi 4 3 2 A X .' Y , I. '..o-is ..-dv , 1 -,,,,',f - van: ,,,.. , , ,, , f 'P 1 11? ' 1 E Q if X ,. V I . A 1 ., g ,V