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

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Y-Q Junior Class OFFICERS Presldent Vlncent Araslcog Vlce Presxdent Iuneal Lawrenson Secretary jams Lmdor Treasurer Emest Sorben COUNCIL MEMBERS Elame Way Thomas Gorton Floyd Relshus ADVISERS Mlss Frankovlz Mr Larson Mlss Mmor Mrs Bechtel Th1s up and commg Iunlor Class proved that the old fashroned melodrama could be done for a modern audlence 1n therr excellent performance of The Curse of an Achmg Heart A new all tnme hrgh was made 1n tlcket sales for the class play thls year On Homecommg Day the yumors took top honors wlth both the stunt and float awards Attendants to the queen thxs year were ams Lmdor and Ruth Nlorken Not to be outdone lll athlet1cs Hubert Hovland and Paul Cust were 1un1or stars ID football- whlle Hox land Cust johnson Boen Rlpley and Heyen gaxe their best to basketball. ....- 28.-.

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