Fosston High School - Talisman Yearbook (Fosston, MN)

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fy, n Q' 4 A s...s FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY School. The very foundations of our grand old building seemed to txattgr when this band of sixty tive came to take up their permanent a o e. They are imbued with seeming super intelligence which confounds many of us. Their coniident manner of superiority has distinguished them from other -classes from the very start. Seniors and Suphomores alike have learned to step aside when a mob of Freshies go on their intermittent trips to the drinking fountain. We often wonder whether Fosston High SchoolA can ever teach them any- thing-they really know it all, if we may judge by outward appearances, but as Bas- sanio so wisely said, things cannot be judged by outward appearances? perhaps we had better defer our judgment of their knowledge until examination week. It is a question in our minds whether Fosston High School will retain her tra- ditional forms of etiquette or not. The Freshmen would seem to indicate that com- mon courtesy and politeness are out of date. Once a week the Freshmen deign to give us a rare treat-this happens when they appear on the Current Events program. They arise with due alfectation and proceed to astound their audience with their surprising information. There are, in fact, many different types ul' students in this class, but when they all get together, their intelligence shines above their stupidity. The present collection are under Lhe care of Miss Dahlen and there are many hopeful signs that the majority of them will reach the goal which they have in view. Q E 0 one will ever forget the day that the class of 1926 entered Fosston High Pap Twenty-seven