Fosston High School - Talisman Yearbook (Fosston, MN)

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Back Row. left to right: T. Thompson. D. Sandgren. D. Dahl. E. Tangen. A. Ekeland. A. Haugen, M. Johnson. E. Somdolon. C. Gunderson. A. Welte. L. Kringle. M. Sjol. Third Row. left to right: M. Halvorson. E. Jacobson. B. Zethren. R, Engan. D. LaVoi. D. Bakken, B. Bakken. A. Rystad. O. Thomas. B. Bergh. M. Munter. D. Lanman. Second Row, left to right: L. Rud. A. LaVoi. R. Olson. C. Notvedt. V. Huot. E. Me-inert. H. Berg- land. E. Howell. D. Rouland. J. Brink. K. Rystad. First Row. left to right: W. Knudson. G. Hagen. C. Melbo. C. Lundeen. R. Clark. P. Megorden. D. Olson. S. Rud. J. Johnson. A. Lanman. V. Weyer. SENKDR CLASS cLAss HISTORY President ...................................... Margaret Siol Vice President ............................... Donna Sandgren Treasurer ...................................... Elaine Tangen Secretary M..................................... Alene Rystad Class Advisors: ....,............. .............. M r. Iohnson Miss Wennerstrom The long road is over for the seniors of 1946, but there have been several exciting events throughout our school years, which We will vividly remember. The lunior-Senior Prom ot 1945, of which we Were in charge, was a big success. Our class was well represented in football and basketball. We also have a cheerleader from our class. Many of the students have taken part in the various music groups. Our class will be one oi the smaller graduating classes oi Fosston. , Motto: The way is hard, but the prize is great. Class colors: Sky blue and silver. Class flower: Red Carnation. Page l 8 CLASSES

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ALICE WELTE HAY, Getting along with folks is one of the finest of fine arts. Mixed Chorus l-Z-3x4 tlvlahnomen and Foss toni Glee Club 1-2-3 tMahnomen and Fosstonl Class Play 3 Greyhound Staff 3,4 G.A.A. 4 Student Council 4 CSecretaryl Class Vice-President 3 Girls' Octette 4 Double Octette 3 VINCENT WEYER Vince I relish a bit of nonsense now and then. Band 1-2-3-4 BARBARA ZETHREN A qirl ol few words need never take back any of them. Mixed Chorus 4 G.A.A. 4 Nor Plcrunso- CURTIS MELBO Curt He is one of those boys that nobody knows anything mean about. GLENN HAGEN Crusher Now which way would be the easiest? Basketball 1-2-3-4 tCaptain 42 Football 2-3 ' Student Council 4 ELAINE SOMDOLON t'There are two days about which one should never worry, yesterday and tomorrow. ' CLASSES ,sys Page 17

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, I v- 'V .t TAG. - . VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN HONOR STUDENTS The outstanding students of each graduating class are those students who because of intelligent use of their time and energies have attained scholastic success. Those who rate as the first ten in scholastic standings for the senior class are: Ruth Engan Donald Olson Blanche Bergh Opal Thomas Margaret Haugen Alene Rystad Arlene Ekeland Thelma Thompson Margaret Siol Elaine Tangen Ruth Engan is valedictorian and has an average of 94.05. Blanche Bergh with an average of 93.82 is the salutatorian. Both of these girls and the highest ranking boy, Donald Olson, will have many opportunities for the scholarships and aids in attending college. All ten of the honor students will find that their success in high school will greatly enhance their success in the post-graduate years to come. FOSSTON HIGH SCHOOL There is a seat of learning A challenge to go onward, That sends its rays of light To hold the torch on high, In ever clearer vistas Till civic virtues flourish To beautify the night. And men to God draw nigh. ln twilight men are living, A symphony of kindness, And weighted down by chains. Of love and brotherhood To you, dear Fosston High School, Transforms our schools to beacons, This clarion call contains, O, Fosston High, you're good! -Iennie Wennerstrom CLASSES Page 19