Fosston High School - Talisman Yearbook (Fosston, MN)

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711 eREYHoUND STAFF Editor-inchief .......................................... -.-- Managing Editor ..... Sports Editor .,..... Staff Assistants .... Feature Writers .... Circulation Manager .... Artist ................. Typists .............. Reporters: Alice Peterson Verna Mae Kvare Hazel Hanson Margaret Sjol Edith Borud Donna Sandgren -Lenna Kringle --- -----Alice Welte - - - - -Meliord Sorenson -----------Dolores LaVoi Theora Schirrschmidt ----Dorothyrnae Bakken Evelyn Meinert Philip Megorden ----Audrey LaVoi -----Alene Rystad ---Betty Bakken Ruth Engan Elaine Tangen Marilyn Husby 'Theresa LaVoi Marilyn Erickson Iune Brisbois Connie LaVoi Mardella Leilcness Faculty Advisors ........ ......-....... M r. Denning Miss Kringler Miss Wennerstrorn The GREYHOUND, our school paper, is published bi-monthly by the stu- dents of Fosston High School. On Monday of the second week busy minds and flying fingers are organiz- ing, proof typing and stenciling the finished product. Free copies are sent to servicemen who have graduated from Fosston High School. Page 38 A E A A ACTIVITIES

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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

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4 -v V X, X' lst row: Ronald Olson. Mr. Harris. Melford Sorenson. 2nd row: Mardella Christiansen. Grace Reiten. Alice Welte. B111 LaVoi. 3rd row: Margaret Sjol. Philip Megorden. Royce Norgaard, Glenn Hagen, Lenna Kringle. STUDENT CCDUNCIL The Student Council is a new organization started this year, tor the pur- pose of representing the student body in forming closer cooperation between the students and the faculty, and promoting school spirit. The Council is made up of one representative from each class, the head ot each ot the major organizations, and Mr, Harris as the faculty rnern- ber. ACTIVITIES Page 39 I l l I 1 -l 1 l l 4 ...J