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

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Y EMBERT LARSON Embert may be a man of tew words, but words don't build gy- roscopes. GORDON LEE 1 He's pract'cally a doctor-ac- cording to handwriting standards. l5.tn4l 2114, 40, 41, Cli.irlit-s .-Lnntu Zlfl, Lymitllxilltl Qniirlrt 301 Ntiirlvnt Cuiiiiril 402 lftml- liall 40, 41, 42, What Ll Life-'A 41 , Tlir- Ghost Blrtlu 421 Cliurns 42, N.itiun.il llnnnr Su- Civty 42. BETTY LIEDL She has that good wide-awake countenance look in her eyes. tili.irliv's Annti' Jill, Class Yin- l'i't'si1ls-nl 30, Sintlvnl Cwiiivil 403 llr-t'laiiii.itimi 30, 4413 Wllzit it l.ifv 41, Tlii-sphins 41, l,r4'sitlt-lit 42, tlttvr 41, l'4-li Clnli 41, 42, Annual Stzilil Nu- tiungil llunur Siwivty 421 Thi- tihust l'1irtl 42. JOHN LARSON ' Oh me, why aren't there more boys with the immaculate ap- pearance of John? EUGENE LEIN We like to see him laugh. So much of him seems to have a good time. B..ii.i 314, 411, 41, 4:5 nr- clit-stra 40, 41, Brass Quintet 40, Brass Octet 41, THOMAS LINCOLNV Thomas Abraham Lincoln M. D. And there isn't a one of us who doesn't think he can live up to every bit of it! Cllarlir-'s Aunt 30: Whitt a Lili- 41, Thu Ghost Bird 42, liitt-rtigitiuiizil Iiclziliuns Club 40, Pre-sitlt'nt 41, 'l'i't'uslli'vt' 42, FA-iiior Bantl 30, 40, 41, 42, St-nior Ort-lwstrri 41, 42, Pop Bginrl 40, 41.42, Nxttitmztl Hun- ur Society 41, 42, llruinzt Club 40, Tliespiuns 41, 42, Class '1'rt-asurt-r 403 tlttvr 41, Annual Staff: Radio Workshop 42, News- mister uf 1 ci'gus Srhuul of the Air 42, Honor Roll 42, V.F.W, ward 42, LORRAINE LEABO She gets around on roller skates! Chorus 39, CLEON LeMONT J We quote Cleon: lt's a great o'd world-disregarding the trou- ble in it. JOYCE LUEBKE V There's a war on, but it belongs to Herrmann, German and Joyce. Chorus 40, 41, 42, Music Club 40, 41, Girls' Octet 42. ALVINA LUND V Calm, demure, little Alvina is up in the air about wanting to be a stewardess. Chorus 39, 41, 42, Rural Girls' Club 395 Latin Club -lu, -ll, 423 Music Club 41. MYRTLE MANTHEI We claim baton twirling is right up her alley, and it's all right for our main street too. Chorus 39, Band 40, 41, 42, Orchestra 42, Druin Majorc-ttc 41, 42, Baton Twirling 41, 42. AUDREY MARTIN f Did you ever see such wonder in a little un's eyes? Dcclaination 40, 41, Chorus 42, Speech Club 42. DONELL MCDONNEL Why not let it go at just Donell? VERA MARKLE Here's a Markle with a sparkle that can't be out shone. Elbow Lakr-, Minn., 30 Glvc Club 30. l-'vrgns Falls 40, 41, 42: Library Club 411, Pep Club 41, Annual Stuff. EVELYNE MARTINSON Call it a healthy complexion, but don't say I blush. Declaniatiun 30, Bantl 40, 41, 42, Otter Follies 41, Chorus 42. fkf Ll Q LEONA MAHLER She has honors in stenography, and now she's doing honors in the office. Literary Club 41. DELORES MARPLE Dilly doesn't dally around. I..ilin Clnli 41, 42. ELIZABETH MAVIS She chatters, but in such a charming way, that we love to listen. Girls' Club 38, Choral Read- ing 42.

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I MURRAY HUNT 7 JOHN JACOBSON And then there are those who've had a picturesque education. .Junior Band 39, Charlie's Aunt 39, Annual, Otter 41, 42. rALlCE ANN JOHNSON Even after such a short acquain- tance she has left a permanent remembrance. For he's a Johnny good fellow-. Football 40, 41, Basketball 40, lntrainurnl 41, Golf 39, 40. MARGUERITE JOHNSON Who'd suspect the twinkle in the eye of a Johnson to be Irish? G.A.A. 38, 39, 40, 42' Chor- us 38, 39, 40, 42, Declornntion 38, 39, -101 Jerry of Jericho Road 38, Draniu Club 219, 40, Girls' Svextct 40, Mixed Octet 40, Nlusic Club 40, Tltes-panns 421 Spevrh Club 42, Girls' Oc- tet 42. i MILTON JOHNSON 1 PENELOPE JOHNSON You see Red when Milton runs the 100-yard dash. Track 40, 41, 42, Honor Roll 42. She will make a good Penelope for some Ulysses. G.A.A, 40, Chorus 41, il, Pep Club 42. V IVAN KAASA GERTRUDE KLYVE LAUREL KOHLHASE Ivan passes his time and us on lndustry, thy name is Klyve. She'S lhifglflm YOU 502 in his motorcycle. BETTY KOPISCHKE ls He ever cute, I've heard! Speech Club 2. MARY LANGEN Mary had a little fad, And so to school she flew- And everwhere that Mary went Her fad just grew and grew. All School Plny 39, Chevr- lendcr 39, 40, French Club 41, What n l.ift ' 41, Otter -12. 41, 4-. Chorus 39, Girls' Glu- Club '50, Lntin Club .log Utti-r 1-'ol lies 41, Nntionnl Honor fillivlyj Annual St.ifT, Honor Roll 411. MURIEL KROG Curiously quiet Muriel Krog BERNARD LQPLANTE Charles Boyer and Bernard have more in common than nationality. Trnrk 39, 40, Footlml 39, 40 Fritzs eyes. .Journalism Club 421, Latin Club 40, 41, 421, Pep Club 41, 4x ALMA LANDBERG Pleasant, unobtrusive Alma, and isn't that what we prefer in a nurse? Chorus 39, G.A.A, 40, Pep Club 41. ELEANOR LARSON ll you can't be a twin, 'twon't hurt trying. lturnl Girls' Club 39, ,y HELEN JENKINS Jenks is no jinx. Junior Band 39, Chorus 39, French, Secretary 40, Class Sec- retary 40, Latin Club 40, What a Life 41, Otter 42, The Ghost Bird 42, Anninl Stud, Journalism Club 412, Nx- tional Honor Society 42, MARIE JOHNSON Some people get more fun out of being twins. Chorus 39. RUTH JOHNSON School daze , school daze , but wasn't it fun while it lasted?

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VIVIAN MAVIS Her favorite color is blue, but it hasnt any effect on her disposition. Girls' Glee Club 391 Speech Club 421 Choral Reading 42. if FLORENCE MOBRATEN Her smallness of size doesn't affect her bigness of heart. Chorus 42. STANLEY MORRILL To win this war we need plenty of good Morrills Intramural 39. if DONALD MEYER Cap Meyer is always there when he's needed. tAsk the players on the team!! Intramural 39, 40, 41, 421 Football 40, 411 Basketball 40, 415 1-'.F.A. GRACE MOLTER Grace is loyal to the last. She says she enjoyed basketball games more than anything else. Dcclamation 39. ELEANOR NELSON She voices her opinions with her hands. Pep Club 41, 421 Latin Club 40, 411 Orchestra 42. M OPAL MICKELBERG Twirling and fiddling are a legit- imate part of her education. Pelican Rapids 39: Mixed Chorus 391 Slip of the Slipper 39, Fergus Falls 40, 41, 42: Speech Choir 401 Baton Twirl- ing 41, 42: Band 421 Orches- tra 42, v ROBERT MONTROY Could there be such a thing as being too good natured? JANICE NELSON A good conscience knows no fear. Chorus 3191 G.A.A. 40, 421 Library Club 40, 411 Latin Club 401 Pep Club 41, 21 Intramur- al 40, 411 Otter Follies 411 Ut- ter 421 Journalism Club 42. STELLA NELSON A star fell out of Heaven, and it turned out to be she. 1, AUDREY NORLAND Lil' Audrey made us laugh and laugh tat speech club pep festsb. Dcclzimation 3111 French Club 411, 411 French Club 421 Latin Club -If: Speech Club 42. EINAR OLSON Senior class prexy blows his trumpet in any tempo. Band 40, 41, 421 Chorus 41, 421 Orchestra 411 Music' Cluh, President 411 Basketball Manu- gcr 401 Football Manager 401 Class President 421 Brass Quintet 411 Pep Band 42, y MARIE NEUMAN Sleepy Hollow sounds like an ex- cellent name for a restful resort. Pipcstiino, Minn., 39, 40. Fcruus Falls 41, 421 Spot-cli Club 421 Clmral lliuiilin! 42. KEITH NORLAND t'My favorites are blonde, bru- nette, and redhead. Oh. are there any more? F.F.A. VIVIAN OLSON Jeepers, Creepers! How you use those peepers! GAA, 41, 421 Intramural 41, 421 Library Club 41. WALLACE NEWTON Oh well, it will all come out in the wash-if you use the right kind of soap. Tile Ghiisl Bird 42. ROBERT OELSLAGER Huh? Me? Oh, Yah! Uhuh. Sure! That's Oelslager. MILFORD PERGANDE Milford pursues his lessons but doesn't quite overtake them.