Fosston High School - Talisman Yearbook (Fosston, MN)

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We ming The uppelclassmen st1ll managed to command the respect of the F1 esh1es even though the Fleshman candldate Faxe Kllngle 1e1g,ned as HKJIT16COfY11Hg Queen fO1 1946 Ruth Haugen Cal ol Halxm son md Hazel Hanson folmed the Couxt of Hono1 We had the l1dCl1l1OI'1dl paxade and bonlne but mlssed ou1 usual home comlng dance The cllmax of the xx eek earne xxhen the G1 ex hounds defeated the Caldlnals of Melntosh Betxx een halx es F 'W Pelzel C1 oxxned the queen A paltx xx as held IH the gx mnaslum that ex enlng to CQl9b1dl6 the xletorx 77fez6cmz Thls xeax s JUDIOI Senlol p1 om xx as held Satuxdax Max 24 The gene1al theme was a n1ght ln Old lVlex1eo Those 1n ehalge xx e1e Genelal eo ehanmen Calol Halvo1 on Donald Bakken Comnuttee ehanmen Decolatlons Glenn Whalex Refxeshments Md11lXH Husbx P1 ogxam B1ll Krogh Games F1 anees Bllll Muslc D1ck W3 nne Chaperone Conn1e L8VO1 Page 62 1 1 A 1 1. u 1' A - x M . 1 1 . ' k , ' c ' .E c' X ' f V' , .. . .. , f .w '.., . . C - ' y . Y . v . . ' . i , . , . , u v y - v - v I sr 7. v . . . . , v . ,- . . , . v v ,I 3 . v ' ' ' ' . , . . x - A frrfr-------Hrrir frrfrirrrr . .S . . . . .' v . , . . ., . ' 7

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Clark Gable They were accompan1ed by HARVEY WHITTMYER who IS coachmg 1n Cal1 forma 1nc1dentally the1r tr1p from Cal1f0TH1a to the reumon was an especlally pleasant one s1nce the1r pxlot was a former classmate GENE SJOL No one would ever guess that th1s group all graduated from a small town 11ke Fosston but let s see there were more of us than th1s Why look at th1S plcture 1n th1S magazme fam1l1ar 1snt 1t'7 Remember MARILYN BECKSTROM well she s a model for the Pep odent company now and that pxcture of the llvestock Judge certalnly JAMES BINGHAM remember how he used to Judge us'7 How about a l1ttle mus1c on the rad1o OK? Say that vo1ce I know Ive heard It before why sure thats ALVINA CHRISTIANSON now a rad1o recept1on1st What vsas the news flash about someone Salllng for Ch1na'7 None other than MARIAN ROBINSON searchmg for broader fields huh? A l1ttle more gabbmg and off to bed Sunday mormng' and we re all bound for the l1t tle church around the corner where the Reverend SENUM IS g1v1ng h1s first sermon and RUBY DUNRUD wlth a shlny halo S1tS 1n the cho1r loft Say who s 1n the row ahead of us Wlth the whole pew full of k1ds'7 It couldnt be ARDELLE OLSON could 1t'7 Oh yes It could and IS The cholr beglns and 15 dlrected by DARLENE ROULAND who 15 the grade teacher at the local publ1c school and that bass VOICE recogn1ze 1t'7 Of course It s MILTON t1on from h1s sheep ranch Now fora l1ttle on the educat1onals1de remember ANITA HANSON a WhlZ at every thmg concermng school she IS now pass1ng her knowledge on to others as she IS the mathe mat1cs professor wh1le RONNIE OLSON IS her aSSOC13te remember he was the student who knew everythmg but stud1es well he finally made the grade and IS now p1ofessor of hlstory. We presume he remembers a l1ttle from Mr Dcnnlng s classes That l1mous1ne that just drove by recogn1ze that sm1le'7 The same VERNON DANIEL SON we used to know only now he IS the ch1ef eng1neer of the Boemg plants and we used to th1nk he was so t1m1d Wh1ch rem1nds us of VERNA who IS now d1shwasher at Alton s cafe What s the mean1ng of the slgn 1n front of th1s house Lonely Hearts Club ELAINE CARLSON and ESTHER ANDERSON are pat1ently wa1t1ng for the1r better halves to come along The next bu1ld1ng 1nforms us that ALAN HOVE IS presldent of the Nat1onal Councll of Farmers 1n Amer1ca Wlth SHERMAN SCHREIBER as h1S fa1thful asslstant Do you feel as I doo That we need a good clean up Job Lets head for the BJORNE RUD dry cleaners Wlth the togs and to the beauty school w1th BEVERLY TORBLAA and DORIS BERG to do the faces Justlce So now we ve seen or spoken of all of our classmates Rather HICB to th1nk back to the good old days 1snt lt So the trlp IS over and all of us head back for our Jobs w1th only the pleasant memorles of h1gh school days well spent You ought to be good at geometry Why soo Your head 1S both pla1n and SOl1d Page 61 7 , . 9 , . 7 7 7 ' , Q . 1 1 5 'T 1 s 1 ' . . . . , . ' ' 1 a 1' v , 1 . . . 1 7 Y ' I , . . . . , . . . . . . , . Y ' 7 . . , . . l ' 1 ' 7 7 . . . . . . . 9 7 7 ' Y OLSON, our home town autioneer, and that tenor we find is CLIFFORD OLSON, on vaca- M V ' - . . , . . . - 7 7 Q . . . , v . . . . 3 7 ' ' ' ' GB 57 , . ' 7 , . . U y, . , . . . , . . , . LL 73 il 73 ' LC . ' ' ' 77

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