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

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Jlald Uat jdine,! Back row: Coach Bens on. John Israelson. Student Manager; second row: Ralph Mel ford, Clarence Huber. Lawrence Oman, Robert Elmstrom, Alvin White, Gordon Bickol. Luther LaVasser; third row: Robert Holl, Chester Sahlin, Gordon Lindahl. Alan Larson, Clyde Lindahl, Lester Holmes, Billy Eckles, Joseph Sahlin; first row: Louis Sanden, Walter Rainer, Donald Justerson, Clifford Carlisle, Richard Peltier, Kenneth Long, Glenn Barrott. 7he. 1938 tyaothall SecU n Sept 23—Forest Lake . . . .0 North Branch 7—There Oct. 7—Forest Lake . . . .21 Pine Citv 0—Here Oct. 14—Forest Lake . . .. 0 White Bear 12 —Here Oct. 21—Forest Lake .. . .14 Mahtomedi 0—-Here Nov. 4-—Forest Lake . . . . 7 North St. Paul 12—There Nov. 11—Forest Lake .. . . 0 Stillwater 19—There Ue 1938-39 QciA.Jzethall £e lo t Dec. 2—Forest Lake. . . .23 Stillwater Dec. 9—Forest Lake . . . .33 Mahtomedi 16—Here Dec. 15—Forest Lake.. . .23 White Bear 32—There Dec. 23—Forest Lake . . ..25 St. Paul Park 20—Here Jan. 17-—Forest Lake . . . .23 North Branch 23—There Jan. 20—Forest Lake . . .22 Lind slrom 22—Here Jan. 24—Forest. Lake . . ..29 St Paul Park Jan. 27—Forest Lake .. . .23 Chisago Citv 13 There Jan. 31—Forest Lake .. . .28 White Bear Feb. 3—-Forest Lake . . .15 Lindstrom 27—There

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GIRL GRADUATES of FOREST LAKE HIGH SCHOOL Guaranteed Full Paid Permanent Membership Tuition foi- 10 Monthly Installments of $18 each. Total $180. ) Attend: CABLE'S Secretarial College for Girls 1547 University Avenue, St. Paul Ashton Building, Near Snelling Avenue ( ( ( i V Enrollment strictly limited to GIRL GRADUATES of HIGH SCHOOLS and COLLEGES Enroll with students of college grade. Your high school graduation has earned you this distinction. You pay for one month at a time. Attend as many months as you wish. FILING TYPING ACCOUNTING DICTAPHONE COMPTOMETER ADVERTISING SHORTHAND BUSINESS LAW CORRESPONDENCE MACHINE OPERATION Everything in the commercial line. THOROUGH PREPARATION FOR GOVERNMENT CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS WITHOUT EXTRA COST Summer Quarter Classes begin June 12, 19 and 26 Fail Quarter Classes begin September 5, 11 and 18 Complete Our 10-Month 24-credil Course and Assure Yourself or Both a Diploma and a Position. BURTON A. CABLE, Presid nt GRACE S. CABLE, Principal Tel. MI 9644 Write for full description o. oin school and its courses. We employ no solicitors )

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GIqAA OjjjjiceJiA, NORMA HALVERSON . . . answers to “‘Nor’ . . . class president in freshman and seniors years . . play- ed in school band four vears . . . was in “Bells of Capis- trano” and ‘Where There’s a Will” . . • sar.g in chorus . . member of G. A. A. Breeze . . . Student Council . . . M. R. . . . Declama- tion 3 . . . homecoming at- tendant. OSBORNE BECKLUND . . . Valedictorian . . . better known as Ozzie . , . secretary of S. O. S. 3, pres- ident 4 . . . senior class vice president . . . was ill junior class play . . . declam. 3 . . . Breeze 3 . . . member of .yearbook staff . . . ar- dent basketball fan . . . played 3. 4 years . . . Latin club 3. WILBUR MATHESON . Bud was class treas- urer of the senior class . . . F. F. A. 3 - - - yearbook staff. Be+iioAA the Seniors, look with pleasure upon a happy past. Many of us have been together since the beginning of school in the first grade. We have welcomed the addition of new classmates as we have gone along until our class this year num- bers forty-three members. We have look- ed forward to graduation as a time of hap- piness forgetting the import of sadness in separation. There is a challenge to every student leav- ing school—that is to leave a mark in history and to be successful. The class of 1939 accepts this challenge knowing that ambition and pride will help them carry out this ideal.