Fisher High School - Flyer Yearbook (Fisher, MN)

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of l9h7, thirteen little boys and ten little girls entered Mrs Ida horrow's classroom for the first time They were Howard Anderson, Richard Anderson, Alice Anderson, Elaine Beiswenger, Gerald Beiswenger, Edward Briggs, Raymond Egperbraaten, Dorthy Beiswenger, Janice Berg, Sylvia Brustad, Yvonne Erickson, Angeline Koolstra, William Hollands, Kathleen Kraft, Stanley Johnson, Marjorie Meagher, Margaret Murphy, Roger Love, Joanne Ott, Elaine Peterson, Orville Radi, Harold Ross, Rlchard Ross, Rover Warner, and Marvin Staff A new entry into the second grade was Gerald Gunstinson, but that year Margaret Murphy, Dorthy Beiswenger, and Joanne Ott left our ranks Beginning our third vear, we found we had pained Robert Johnson and John Lee, but we left Roper Love behind as a result of his accidental eye injury The next fall, our three newcomers were Darrel Vollmers, Janet Gerald and Keith Wentzel and we again welcomed Margaret Murphy This year we sadly lost Marjorie Meagher, Raymond Erferbraaten, Sylvia Brustad, Janice Berg and Sherlyn Grove In our fifth year we reluctantly said our good bys to Alice Anderson, Robert Johnson and Stanley Johnson, however, we welcomed Katharlne Koolstra, Vary Ann Murphy and Allan Erickson Added to our two proud seventh grade rows in the high school assembly, were Mary Jane lcGurran and Ronald Helgeson The next fall, all twenty six students came back to the eighth grade, which had the largest class enrollment in the top six grades As freshmen, we lost Richard Anderson, Keith Wentzel, Ronald Helgeson and we cordially admitted Dale Sorenson to our ranks Roger Wagner left us in our sophomore year, but Larry Poppenhagen, Ann Peterson, Alice Anderson and Marie Sattler Joined us As we became juniors, we waved good by to Ann Peterson, Marie Sattler and Margaret Murphy We re accepted Ronald Helgeson Entering our final year, we experienced the departure of Ronald Helgeson, who left us to enlarge the Crookston senior class Those now included in the graduat ing class are Alice Anderson, Howard Anderson, Gerald Beiswenger, Elaine Peterson Allan Erickson, Yvonne Erickson, Gerald Gunstinson, Elaine Beiswenger, William Hollands, Angeline Koolstra, Katharine Koolstra, Mary Ann Murphy, Larry Poppenhagen Orville Radi, Harold Ross, Dale Sorenson, Marvin Staff and Richard Ro s CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1959, being of sound mind, do hereby write our last will and Testament -To the JunIors, we leave our seats by the windows and our 'belovedu textbooks To the Sophomores, we will our good behavior in Study Hall l?J To the Freshmen, we Seniors give our ability to produce parties within a days' not1ce We would also like to give the faculty of Fisher High our sympathy watch out for next years seniors'1 I, Alice Anderson, will my bleached hair to Ray Eggerbraaten and John Egeland, but take it easy on the proxide, boys I also will my ability to never tire of parties to the Junior Class iHave fun! I, Howard Anderson, will my excuses of all kinds to Wayne Jordahl I, Elaine Beiswenger, will my nights of 'chasingn in Crookston to Diane Moen I know you will make use of them, Diane I, Jerry Beiswenger, will my love for Crookston girls to Donnie Kle n. I, Allan Erickson, will my love of Ag. class to Larry Haug. Also I give my light hair to Ray and John, if they need it after they use the proxide. I, Yvonne Erickson, will my love of last years' Geometry class to whoever is dumb enough to take it. I, Jerry Gunstinson, will my curly hair and freckles, which I got from arry Larson last year, to Donnie Klein. I, Bill Hollands, will my long eyelashes and red hair to Keith RadI - also, my way with the girls to Roger Love you need it. We gladly accepted Rancy Brummond and Bonita Amundson into our sixth grade. ' . I ' I

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