Fosston High School - Talisman Yearbook (Fosston, MN)

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19 so mi i '1'3 .,. ' 0 ' President . Ross Miine Vice President . ,, lvadei jorgenson , ' Treasurer , Caroi Monson -' Recorder Arneida Krohg ' Accompanist Patricia Tagiand Councii Rep. Robert Roysiand ' Librarian . Mary Larson Business Manager Forrest Knudson H ' r' ' Section Leaders Soprano Lois Leervig Aito , , . Patricia Tagiand Tenor . , . Mariow Matson Bass . , , . jerry Skatvoid P. Tagiand, L. Leervig, K. Megorden G. Bergiund, 1. jorgenson, R. Nord ln the hands of the Choir Councii rest the business affairs of the Choir. PM officers of the choir are members of the councii, as are aiso the section ieaders and student-councii representative. Concert responsibiiities are vested in the councii as a whoie. Financiai matters are determined, poiicies set, improvements suggested and generai choir decor is estabiished. 1 G , ' ' . V gi's7y.k . rp I 'S M Q ,ku N . , I ' 4 . J K S: I 1 T S TRIO t he . Perform 'Wm mos School ance at me are ofgani G ret. Affingtions' Eggs held Eid litem Within h of th 'Sue inte Occasi C Urche Y e Sen- e d,panmeniPferation CFU the moss and Clubs Igor chorus. T ' good music fombinednfughour the hese groups 3 20al of mo One Commun' are On C 1 aChiev ensembl Y as H1 for Cmeng in ey and 3 well as these , Ppea, 3 at 3 5 In othe 5 3 sex- Y e nsembles

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I9 50 TEAM RECORD The Fosston Greyhounds started out with a bang hy winning their first two conference games, the first with Roseau and the second with the Bagiey FTyers. The first game was hitterfy fought, with Fosston coming through with a 6 to G score. The game with Bagley was a Kittie more one-sided, with the Greyhounds winning X9 to 6. e third game foun t e Grey oun s iourneying t Warren ight game un er h ts is game we ost hy a score o 44 n t e next ame osston p a e the rookston Aggie e Aggies puhed this one out in t e 351 quarter by winning X6 to e fifth game we were again on t e Tosin si e iaying Croo ton athedraT Crookston won y a score of 3 to 0 Tn t e a ame o e season e met Re La e aTs in our om oming game The Gryehounds fought very hard hut Tost t e gam 0 h The Conference standings were as fohows RED LAKE FALLS ARRE FOSSTQN ROSEAU BAGLEY T fi., 'lv' .afar N Ah. ,--- s. 49,5 Th d h h d o for a n' d 'gh .Th i f E? U. T h g F Ty d C ' 5. M . . . h X , . 0. Th ' ' h ' g 'd , p ' k- s C . h 3 . h i st g f th w d k F T ' YT ec ' . , e 7. to 6. W L T 4 0 W N . 'L T 1 , . 7. 'L T -5 0 3 T JT' J 3 if -1- V' 1 H W 3 .Mr -' D I v A . ,h , - , . it tw ' ' ,Tv 1 'I ' 8 V J 4 T. ' -. . , ff if . W: 'i Ie u 1 - M' , ' ' -5-A 54,1 Q . .