Forest Lake High School - Forester Yearbook (Forest Lake, MN)

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THE SCHOOL PATROL Seated: Robert Kunshier, Captain Herbert Graves, Richard Holl; standing: Henry M. Wilson, Joseph Peloquin, John Israelson, Eric Berg, Clinton Fladland, Idor A, Pederson. S. O. S. Club The Society of Science is a club of three years’ standing. Scienti fic-mindcd members have devised programs and experiments of con- siderable interest. The new Chemistry labor- atory is a pride to very member's heart. Each year the enrollment has increased until now the S. Q. S. rates as one of the major clubs of our high school. President .......... Ronald Hilken Vice President ..... Evelyn Nickelson Secretary ............... Ruth Taylor Seargcant-at-arms .... Robert Duncan Faculty Advisor.........F. W. Plourde SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science Club composed of the Senior Social Science Classes was organized in 1935 to stimulate interest in current social topics of the high school and outer world. Trips were planned to stimulate appreciation of the pro- blems of crime, banking and factors in our government. President .......... Marie Johnson Secretary ......... Evelyn Johnson Treasurer .......... Aileen Kuefler Faculty Advisor ... Carrol Johnson THE FIGUREHEADS An entirely new club, open only to students of Mathematics, was organized this year under the instruction of Mrs. Larson. The members attempted to delve more deeply into the world of letters, numbers and signs. One of their achievements was the many numerated float in the Homecoming parade. President....... Merton Melbostad ,, Secretary ...... Irving Christensen Faculty Advisor .... Mrs. Alpha Larson CAN YOU IMAGINE Rita not studying. Lucille without her giggle. Marvin not arguing, Ike tall and studious. A quiet Senior class meeting. Violet a brunette. Grace without her fingernails just perfect. Jay listening in Chemistry. Gin without Dave. Marie not on the go. Mert not being bashful. Loren not talking to Leona. Our office girl spending a week end at home. No Chemistry assignment. Ronald not discussing current problems.

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: Merlon Melbostad. Betty McGee, Charles Dupre, Robert Valenty Alan Larson, Grace Forsberg, Ronald Stephens. Front row: F. W. Plourde, Ila Mac Anderson. Dolores Valcnty, Marcel Johnson. Gertrude Moen, Mac Swenson. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: Catherine Engquist, Leona Houle, Cynthia Harms, Susan Gabrick. Genevieve Moen, Zelda Churchward, Marjorie Taylor. Elizabeth Holmquist, Anna Marie Keacher. Ruth Taylor. Sec- ond row: Aiieen Kuefler, Marie Johnson, Margret Stubbs, Margaret Waldock. Irene Osterbauer, Gladys Elmstrom. Bernice Anderson, Esther Dupre. Ruth Anderson. Third row: Muriel Mailer, Mar- ion Landgraver, Evelyn Johnson, Lucille Fuglie, Eleanor Sahlin (adviser). Pearl Novak, Anna Rainer, Sylvia Houle. Phyllis Hoekstra.

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THE BREEZE STAFF Members of the Breeze Staff arc shown above Seated are Ruth Anderson, Marion Shclander. Elaine Waldo, Elizabeth Holmquist. Ruth Taylor, Bertha Hewson. Evelyn Johnson; standing: Anna Rainer Pearl Novak. Elizabeth McGee, Clinton Fladland. Marjorie Taylor. Ron- ald Hilken, Marie Johnson and Evelyn Nickelson. The first copy of the Forest Breeze was pub- lished as a Christmas number in 1928, Includ- ing James El well editor there were 20 mem- bers of the staff. Following him as editors were Earl Lehman, 1929-1930: Earl Lellman 1930-1931; Barbara Tyra. 1931 1932; Laurce Nelson, 1932-1933; Florence Smith, 1933-1934; Evelyn Hilken. 1934- 1935: Lois Loren. 1935-1936: and Elizabeth ilohnquist, 1936-1937. Editor for 1937-1938 vi 11 be Ruth Taylor. The Forest Breeze has been usually issued monthly as a separate paper paid by advertise- ments and subscriptions. November 28. 1935. the Breeze Staff agreed to publish the paper weekly in the Forest Lake Times and has con- tinued this practice until the present. THE FORESTER STAFF After a considerable amount of work and worry, not to mention a lot of fun, our staff have finished the second edition of the For- ester”. We have perhaps fallen short of our lofty expectations, but we hope this book will help to keep alive the memory of the class of 1937. We take this opportunity to thank the many people who have been instrumental in making this annual the success we hope it is. Members of the staff are as follows: Editor-in-Cbief ........ Marie Johnson Assistants ... Rita Boehm. Betty McGee, Ronald Hilken, Delbert Anderson, Aileen Kuefler. Business Managers . . . Merton Melbo- stod, Maurice Boehm. Marjorie Taylor. Managing Editor.........Grace Forsbcrg Faculty Advisor, Miss Margaret Babcock