Frost High School - Viking Yearbook (Frost, MN)

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Cont'd. from preceding page. I. Richard Savick. will my long hair to Jerry Sather. as he never gives his e. chance to grow. I Roger Shure will my good marks to Margaret Hegdal With them she could get honors next year I Stanley Sorenson will my heighth to Orvin Voldahl so we can have another good season sports next year I Arlene Voldahl will my ability to bluff in classes to Red Olson it comes in handy sometimes I LaDonna Voldehl will my ability to write my own excuses to Dale Chilson who I'm sure could make good use of it Article XI Any property or personal possessions of ours that may remain in addition to the items spec ified we give and bequeath to the Frost Board of lducation to use as it sees fit Thus any money saved may be applied either to the teachers' salaries or toward the purchase of mouth organs ukuleles and kazoos for the school band Of course this is entirely a matter for the discretion of the school board Besides these bequests we leave our best wishes to any and all who may desire then. In Wit ness wherefore the Class of 1951 the testator have set our hand and seal on the 31st day of May in the year of 1951 SENIOR CLASS 1951 In order that the most happy moments of the Class of 1951 are not forgotten we leave this History In the fall of 1939 tus bright-eyed boys and girls entered Frost School They were Roger Belau Gelaine Erdahl Robert Holland Darlene Huiaman, William Isakson Richard Johnson, Roger Shure George Wangen and Gwendolyn Qaam Later on in the year Gloria Harmon Jean Holmseth and Omar Hanson Joined us Also in other schools scared little boys and girls were also starting on the long road to get an education Arlene and Lalonns. Voldahl at Dist 1210. Constance Mosby at Dist 59 Jo Anne Holmseth at Dist 115 Doyle Koestler at Dist 72. Bo r Oelxe at Dist 81+ Marjorie Sather at Windom Grade School Ln Minneapolis and Donald Iolven at During our second year at school Omer Hamson and Richard Johnson withdrew Leland Pear son and Donna Kerkiede entered In the third grade Jo Anne Holmseth entered George vlangen left in the middle of the year and Jean Holmseth moved away at the end Leland Pearson dropped out at the end of the year During our fourth year Gloria Hsmson Jean Holmseth Roger Oelloe and Leon Janice Joined us Leon dropped out at the end of the year Stanley Sorenson Joined our class the fifth year During our sixth year Roger Belau moved to Blue Earth where he graduates this year Gloria Hanson also moved Marjorie Sather entered Lt the end of the seventh year Jean Holmseth dro Jped out We added three more to our class in the eighth grade They were Delorls Skxogen Connie Mosby and Doyle Xoestler This gives us a total of 13 In the fall of 19147 a timid looking group of lads and lasses entered Frost High School as Freshman They were Constance Mosby Marjorie Sather Arlene Voldahl Doyle Xoestler, Stanley Sorenson, Labonna Voldahl Roger Shure William Isakson, JoAnne Holmseth Richard Savick Gwendolyn Qusm and Robert Holmseth During this year Gelaine Erdahl moved to Bake where she is also graduating There were some changes in the Junior year also Geraldine Matheson Joined us Robert Holmseth Delorie Slcogen and Geraldine Matheson dropped out at the end of the year During the summer before our Senior year we lost a very dear classmate through a tragic accident namely Gwendolyn Quam Then comes our Senior and the most memorable year in the History of this class There are now thirteen of us The members of this class have takan part in many extra curricular activities The boys have taknen active parts in football basketball, baseball and track. The gtrls have participated in G A A Glee Club Band and Journalism Iour of the girls served as cheerleaders Class Plays were given in both the Junior and Senior years This years play being 'The High School Mystery' and the play Young Mr Standish' in the Junior Year The class plans to leave a fund proceeds of Class Plays in memory of Gwendolyn Quam The class desires that this fund be used toward the purchase of a Trophy Case I I O , , in v I s I I g e I I I I D - I I I I . . ' 1 I s I I I I I . . . f . Q0 Morris Park also ln Minneapolis. I I O 0 I 0 - I I I I I I I I 0 I s I O O I e e e U I e I I '

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