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

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Students of the Fergus Falls High School: Henry Van Dyke offers good counsel in, The Foot Path to Peace. To be glad of life because it gives youithe chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars: to be satisfied with your possessions, but not contented with yourself until you have made the best of them: to de- spise nothing in the world except falsehood and meanness, and to fear nothing except coward- ice: to be governed by your admirations rather than by your disgustsf to covet nothing that is your neighbors except his kindness of heart and gentleness of mannersp to think seldom of your enemies, often of your friends and every day of Christ, and to spend as much time as you can with body and with spirit, in God's out-of-doors --these are little guideposts on the foot-path of peace. EDW. BECHTEL, Principal Students of the Fergus Falls High School: The older generations have failed miserably in attempts to solve the world's great problems. They have been deceived by the subtle shib- boleths of the past thirty years, deceived by in- competent selfish politicians who have sought personal gain rather than the promotion of the welfare of humanity, deceived by the wishful thinking of the masses who have had visions of an impractical Utopia not of this world. Former generations have produced geniuses in the fields of science and invention, and because of these inventions, a social order that they have been unable to control. The great need of the future is leadership- a leadership which is able to control the dis- coveries and machines produced by the inven- tive genius of the human mind: leadership in the social, economic, and political fields: a lead- ership which has discrimination of the highest formy a leadership that will build on the ideas, faith, and ideals discarded as useless by pre- vious generations. Such leadership will come from this high school and from other high schools throughout the nation. Through that leadership, the civiliza- tion developed through ages of bloodshed and torture, will be preserved and unfolded accord- ing to God's great plan for the universe. LEO H. DOMINICK, Superintendent of Schools

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BGARD CDF EDUCATICDN Seated from left to right the members include-Dr. W. O. B. Nelson, Superintendent Dominick, I, I. Svenneby, V. I. Eastman, A. A. Vollbrecht, F. I. Kloster, Ralph Sinner. A student at Washington Field usually remembers his C. O. and Flight ln- structors but he may target the governing body behind this organization. They manage to obtain instructors and keep everything operating smoothly in spite ot difficulties they may encounter. To the schoolboard We owe a tremendous debt of appreciation and gratitude for what they have done in helping us toward our goal. YV

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MARGARET BERGE English XII Study Hall Otter Senior Class Adviser CAP' 9. . ,,,,, 4 -. ,Cl , R A 9 HELEN FRANKOVIZ English Xl as-' as id .L ,.Mm.ag,. :isa ARTHUR 1:-I CARLSON IRVIN CI-IRISTENSON Chemistry Boys' Physical Education Radio Athletic Director Preflight Intra-Mural Noon program Noon Program Teacher Training Department lv ALICE HANSCI-IEN Modern History Study Hall Dean of Girls Sophomore Class Adviser International Relations Club HP inf' -7 . 1,, ,, I G . HILLMAN V. ENGOUIST Industrial Arts Iunior Class Adviser Teacher Training Department Student Council Victory Corps -L -U if Fd' fe- 'tt 'S ' l 5- k Ati Q at xl., lu E. l. HALVERSON Vocational Agriculture Teacher Training Department Senior Class Adviser Future Farmers of America Convocations Convocations :Honors H. HASKELL DORIS HAUGERUD FRANK C. HEDLUND Mis' BERNQSF HEDELUNQ L Relufed Subjects Home Economics IV Gt V Band Bgifgif' irfmclpms GH GW Student Employment Supervisor Orchestra . I Activities Tgensurer School Patrol Fire Drills Saietv Guidance S if tty ig bk K M.. V -Lf' .' ,y 42.2 . J T .71 e wr' - ll Teacher Training Department Grade School Music Chamber Music Ticket Sales A-rr