Fosston High School - Talisman Yearbook (Fosston, MN)

 - Class of 1946

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Ianuary 23-Another lyceum program featured the Kilties. For a full hour we were carried away to the highlands of Scotland by lislening to the weird music produced by the bag- pipes and by the songs, dances and stories. Ianuary 25--A close game with Clearbrook. Score 39-33. Icmuary 29-Determined and ready to go, the Greyhounds met Thief River Falls and won. Score 31-27. February 1-e-This game was hard on our morale. We played Bagley and lost by one po-int. February BW-Met Clearbrook and won. February 13--Met Mclntosh and lost. . February 19-A double header with Mentor and Gonvick. This was our lucky night as we won both games. February 22--A thrilling game with Bagley, lost by one point. February 28-The first clay of the sub-district tournament. The Greyhounds lost to Clearbrook in the first tourney game of the year. Hot dogs and popcorn were served by the Girl Scouts. March I-We played Gonvick in the afternoon and won. March 2-We played Mentor for the Consolation prize and wo-n. Erskine won the Sub-district tournament. March Se-This lyceum program had something entirely new in store for us. Threenfamous composers were impersonated by Donald Scott-Morrison. He played his own version of Rhapsody in Blue which held everyone spellbound. April 5-The momentous day at last arrived for the band members. On this day they made their band trip to Cass Lake and Bemidii. April 12-All the hard work and practice was evident in the wonderful band concert which was given in the gymnasium that evening. April 29-Another lyceum program featuring the Hanley Marionettes. May 3-The Seniors gave their class play Love Troubles Tommy. May 4-Music Festival and Contest at Crookston. May 17-The lunior and Senior Prom was held. The gym was beautifully decorated and every- one was wearing their best for the most formal occasion of the year. May 26-The Baccalaureate service was held in the auditorium. May 31-The climax of our high school days, Commencement. May the road of life bring the Seniors success. VIEWS Page 51

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CALENDAR September 4-Today many children heard that old familiar school bell ring, but for some it was the first time and everything was new and exciting. September 12-Our first lyceum program featured Loring Campbell, the juggler. Everyone en- joyed this excellent performance and went away to try and juggle the dinner dishes. September 21-We played our first football game here against the experienced Mahnomen team. The score was 25-0 in Mahnomen's favor. September 28-Played Gonvick. The team had this game well in hand, leaving with a final score of 32-12. October 11-Our opponent was again those husky fellows from Mahnomen. And again we were defeated. October 19-We paid a visit to Sleepy Hollow but they weren't so sleepy because they won by a score of l3-O. November 1-The Hobo Day Bonfire and Snake Dance which is an annual event preceded the Homecoming football game. The best dressed hobos were presented with prizes. A senior, Donna Sandgren, won the girl's prize. The Homecoming dance was held in the evening. November 2-Mclntosh was our opponent forthe Homecoming game. We were unable to clinch this game. But we did come very close, losing by only four points. November 27-The first basketball game of the season was with Bemidji. The boys put up strong resistance, but lost this game. ' November 30-A hair-raising game with Thief River Falls, with our team losing by only three points. December 4-Met Gonvick and won. December ll-Played at Erskine. Having most of their lettermen back with them, we lost an- other game. December l9-The annual Christmas Concert was held with the band and vocal groups tak- ing part. Much credit must be given to Miss Hole and Mr. Harris for the success of this fine program. December 21-In the afternoon the class parties were held. Christmas spirit filled the airy songs and merriment were heard throughout the entire school building, Ianuury 9-Fosston was well represented and supported at the Mentor game, but lost by a score of 34-22. Ianuary 11-We played at Crookston and the boys were red hot, showing the fans a great game of basketball. The score was 28-21 in our favor. Ianuary 14-We met Cass Lake on their floor. We led throughout three quarters. ln the last quarter Cass Lake came in as a dark horse and won by two points. Icmuary 18-This was another nail-chewing game at Roseau. The boys played a swell defen- sive game only to lose by three points. Icmuary 22--Met Erskine and lost. Page 50 VIEWS



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