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

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tudents ol ational Acclaim Back Row-left to right: William Hotchkiss, Richard Utne, William Sullivan, Milton Johnson, Frank Grundman, Thomas Lincoln, Warren Araskog, Arthur Sethre, Second Row: Ruth Steen, Dorothy Stock, Betty Brause, Edna Ash, Gertrude Klyve, Phyllis Fabian, Helen Rieken, Phyllis Anderson, Mariorie Brophy, Barbara Dann, Luella Fickg First row: Betty Liedl, Marilyn Forberg, Juneal Syverson, Virginia Brimhall, Jeanne Ebbighausen, Helen Jenkins. Absent: Gordon Lee and Warren Haggstrom. Twenty-six new gold pins symb0liC Of CLWGYOCYSV, leadership, and service may be worn by the new initiates this year. The first formal initiation was held December 5, 1942, at a convocation assembly. JUNIOR MEMBERS Back row-left to right: James Haugen, Kathleen Sullivan, Mary Lois Rulifson, Eleanor Beimer, Walter Morisp Front row: Norma Johnson, Adeline Miller, Barbara Barke, Marilyn Svenneby.

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We have all heard that Democracy starts early. Well, our democracy starts early, too-at 7:45 ci. m. every other Tuesday morning. Here we find our Student Council posing for the photographer as they pause in their delib- erations. MR. JOHN STUCKY Moorhead Teacher's College STANDING-left tc right: William Su.- Iivan, Walter Morls, Juneal Syverson, Don ald Larson, Arthur Sethre, SEATED-left to right: Mardel'e Bran- do-1. Beverly Oyen, Marilyn Svenneoy, Mary Lo s Rulnfson. Juneal Syverson took over her general manager's job and engineered the rippin est homecoming in our school's history. Walter Moris' hand-book committee finished the Student Council's peren- nial iob-that of producing a students guide or handbook. Other feathers in the cap of this organization are: the activity ticket drive, the Junior Red Cross Drive, and the bi-weekly cleaning of the trophy case. Officers were: Arthur Sethre, President, Marilyn Svenneby, Vice President, Juneal Syverson, Secretary.

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Y' 4 Q . 'sf , - M- , '--sy.-'f Here comes The U. S. Field Artillery Band, at-ten-tion! Forward, march! With twirling bcitons, and lively steps, Annlynne Drews, Myrtle Manthei, and Opal Mickel- berg, l. to r., took charge and led the snappy marching band on the football field and through the downtown streets. Then, too, the selectees appreciated being escorted to the bus station by such c lively group of high school students. And so, our cue to Holt, one, two! Fiddlers Four L. to R.-Earl Schultz, Esther Giabarkewitz, Beint Muus, Harlo Irgens Might cs well be serious obout your fiddling, say these junior highers. They've already made their debut in senior high, and we're waiting for encores. s A--li 1 -.ts-41 Strings-More Strings Representative of the enthusiasm and vigor pre- sent in all the members of the orchestra, these first violinists lead the whole organization with their in- spiring melodies. 'o- -J laifiipiu' . Y