Fosston High School - Talisman Yearbook (Fosston, MN)

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FE 'll digit THE SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY N the fall of 1920, a vast multitude of children entered the assembly room and hesitantly took possession of the seats on the west side of the room which were assigned to them. Everyone turned to look at them. As we gazed our curiosity was soon satisiiedg they were, undoubtedly, Freshmen and the Sophomores immediately began tormenting them. The Freshmen bore it all with good grace and seemed to ndapt them- selves to their new environment with mnrked rapidity. It was not long before they actually seemed a part of Fosston High School. They were determined to show what they could do. when we put on the car- nival. They worked with a will and made their part of the entertainment the must successful featvre of the evening financially. We knew then that they would be a credit to Fosston High School in the years to come. The banquet at which they entertained the Juniors proved to be v. social suc- cess and was all the more remarl-'able considering the fact that the Freshmen had never before attempted as daring an undertaking as n banquet. In a modest re- tiring way they proved to us that they could accomplish anything they attempted. The girls have proved theniselx es so capable all year that they were chosen as waitresses for tlfe Junior-Senior banquet. No one could have served with more quiet grace than tl'-ese fair maids of the class of '2-4. As Sophomores they are now permanent members of our High School. Death hast claimed two of their members-yet they live in memory and will never be for- go. en. In athletics many of this class have shove. Not only did they play on the football team. hut they went out for basketball. too. At the Freshman initiation, the Soyihomores were bent on humiliating the Freshmen by holding open crxurt and meting out punishment for such grave of- fences as chewing gum, sleeping. whispev-iiirz. etc. The Freshmen, of course, had been guilty of all these during school sessions. This class had made n marked begriming :ind should continue, and graduate with many more honors and as a class which will long be remembered. Page Twenty-four 4 l

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