Fosston High School - Talisman Yearbook (Fosston, MN)

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Pa GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts of Fosstont Troop I and Troop II, have been active organiza- tions ior two years. Besides the broadening of their own experiences and inter- ests, they have rendered valuable service to their community and country by takmq an active part in international clothing drives and the March oi Dimes drive. The groups meet once a week for a period of activities and recreation. Their activities this year will advance most ot them to Second Rank Girl Scouts. They are sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary oi Posston with Miss Thyra Berntson as leader for Troop Il and Miss Della Krinqler and Marion Parbst leaders for Troop I. OFFICERS ' Troop I Troop II President .......... Kathleen Sinjem President .............. Lois Leervig Secretary ,,- ....... Lois Hasselton Secretary --- ---Ioanne Wynne Treasurer --- ..... Patricia Taqland Treasurer --, .... Beverly Omdahl qe 36 ACTIVITIES

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BCDY SCCDUTS The Boy Scouts ot America Troop lOl has completed another active year. ln Iune the troop spent a Week at the Andrusia Bible Camp together with Rev. Espeseth and Scoutmaster S. O. Iohnson. They have participated in the sal- vage program both for waste paper and the old clothes projects. At Christmas time they distributed boxes to the needy families in Fosston for the Athenian Club. During Scout Week in February the big event was the Fathers and Sons banquet prepared and served by the Home Economics department under the direction of Miss Parbst. Highlight of the day was the investure of eight tender- foot scouts. They were Donald Busse, Allen Kringle, Gordon Goldsmith, Wayne Rambol, Richard Sorenson, Billy Dulmage, Ierry Skatvold, and Iames Haug- stual. At present there are three first class scouts, fourteen tenderfoot scouts and six second class scouts. The troop meets every Monday night at the school building. ACTIVITIES Page 35

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Q, First row, left to right: G. Denning. K. Rystad, J. Bingham. H. Ekeland. C. Vig, A. Hove, M. O1- son, E. Howell, C. Jellum, R. Fjerstad. Second row, left to right: D. Jeska, J. Sandry. D. Klasse. N. Disrud. L. Meinert. R. Myrum. C. Paulson, A. Sandry, O. Matson. A. Carlson, R. Neineiber. Top row. left to right: L. Nystrom. C. Olson. S. Schrieber. C. Johnson. D. Rotness, C. Olson, L. Meinert. R. Clark. R. Larsen. A. Vig. W. Bakken. F. F. A. The Fosston Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was first organized twelve years ago as an inter-curricular activity of the Vocational Agriculture students. The organization is operating on the principle of combining educa- tion and recreation for the good of the students and the community. Many varied activities are sponsored by the Chapter for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the improve- ment of country life. A few of these include garden seed sales, milk testing, Rural School Day, Community Canning for War Relief, basketball, soft ball, picnics, and banquets. The high ideals of the organization are clearly explained in the motto: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve. Officers for 1945-46 are: - - Harlan Ekeland President ....... ...................... - - Vice President - - ---Charles Vig Secretary ---- ------ A lan Hove Treasurer -- ------ Milton Olson Reporter -- ---- Everett Howell Sentinel -- ..-...---.. Billy I-aVoi Advisor --- -.-- Harley S. Shurson ACTIVITIES Page 37