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

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cm v 4 • LUHICAIN'K VV A I, T z — Her name fit her dancing ability . , (mnsfeird from LiJisnn in her winr yt ar . . , she vnfoya oil sports a ttivmUr of the senior hb?h ehorua. • «AMD W INNICK—N‘rt picture . . . Dave” -nsr, »b«H the ™i„r tic . . . alWm W „ ' )V, u .1 yuu already In,,-, -, the a,,.. ¥tmr« fthl.ul h v . ctlT “ fibuler o the reumn of the ryrvst Ureexe. « r» »11n J m .VI H r ' ataotiK th Senior, «« wish to place r,ur memoriam t„ Mabel If D, Sh tcn. x member or oi:r SS?' 'Y”'1 w Uken f« « «“»■ w'dst on March J. us. Her cheerful sruik- and ever friendiv manner uvr«. loved by nil who knew her. • CLAYTON Y E S T I V— Wc$t , . . ready and rar- int lo »fp . . . plans ty bf d lawyer . , . played Andy Hardy in “SkMfHwr ' mil th° mijshty villain in “TialT Drefac 3. 4 . . . S. O. s. . . - debate J.

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 • RICHARD POLLII EIS— ‘Sllm . cnjuya nil sports—particularly football nnd basketball . . . Lj in- terested in mechanics. • EUGENE T A V L O K— “Gene , . . lead in Skid- Jing . , . basketball 1. 2. 3, 4 . . . president of F F. A. 1 , . , atinunl tuff . . . j-H 1, 2. 3. 4 ... pres- ident 3 . . football 2, 3. i. • CHESTER SAHLIX- Red -.vitii the powerful In inch, hut sweet dimples . football 1. 2. 3, 4 . . . played trumpet in band $ years . . . basketball 2, 3. .! student council mem- ber 3 . , s. O. S. 4 . . . R. A, C. 4. • HETTY THURNKECK— Interested in music . . - was an enthusiastic band member for 4 years . VI. R. 2. 8. A . , . G. A. A. 3. 4 . . . chorus 3, 4 . . . S. 0. S. 3. 4. • CHARLES SMITH— Chuck . . . enjoy read- me. • LUCILLE WALDOCH— Plans to work after pradun- lion . . transferred from Centerville . . . chorus 2. 3, 4 . . . Thespian Club 3 , . . enjoys sewifi? In her leisure time. • IRENE STANK1EVICZ Music id her hobby . . . transferred from White Bear in her sophomore year . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . Thespian Club Jl ♦ , . bnnd -1 . . . M. R. 3. 4. • THOMAS ROLSET1I— “Our camera man ' wishes to study pharmacy nt the IT. . . S, O. S. 3. 4 . . . student council rep- resentative 4 staff photographer for the Annua) . . . his hobble are fly fishing and photography. « JEN ELLA THOMPSON— Reading and keepimr scrap books are her hobbies . one of the Breeze typists 3. 4 . . chorus 2, ll, I . • . G. A. A. 3 . - S. O. S. 4 , . , M. R, 3. 4, • WARREN SHELANDER —‘'Cuddled” . . . enjoys fell types of sports. • SETHA BELLE VOSS— Neth’s” smile and helping hand are always ready . . . Breeze editor 4 . . . '‘Skid- din? and “Tish . . . G. A. A. h, 4 . . . Thespian Club 3, 4 ... S. O. S. 4 . . . student council . Latin Chib . . . will attend U. of M. « MARY ANN SHOREKG —Only one m»n in the moon for her . . . wishes to ?o to InisiiifBj school . . - M. R. 2 years . . . band mem- ber for 2 years . Thes- pian Club 3 . . , thorn? ?, (,

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 . 111 n i n-1 i s n n £ n n n i n n 11 n n n n n i i 11 n i s n n j i n n i n n n n n n n n n i n n n t c l'Vurth K w Kennoti P-cttrson. Davitl Sho 'tist, Ella Witt man, Stella Sorj stiul. RotSitne Smith. GevlrmW Christ'an «n. Clara Kaufman. Elcanore Dupre. Louise Crete. Jeanette Grant Third How Allan Osterbatier, Gordon Sanstnci, Lytlofi Palmer. Donald Ltfi un, Eldon Lf.r.;on, Ernest Bftkeb rjr. Isabel (Jsterbuut-r, Vernon Sanftnor, Margaret Huxc. Luther LeVesscur, Dorothy Je?perjon, Eleanor Troone, Ltd Berjrersun, Doris Peterson, Irtne Rvileer,. Lorraine Swtasi n. Seeotul How -Vernon Dtihlbcn;, Frederick Walls Itryant Peltier. James Johnson, Daniel WaItWk, Mayo K rftmer. Hiticl Ringb', Hasrl Johnson. HMffi Rnmciyk, Mrlvn Lorraine Schmidt, lain» Krenninc, Rc ie Ho k, Moi rnret 0 u-rljH-ipr. Fir»;; Row-—Clyde Ramadan, Joseph Sahl'ii. Mae Sw nsen, Vernon Carbon. Mary Hendrickson, Maynard Wtxk-11. Ruth Houle, Gilbf-rl Smith. Ruth B rncryn, Patricio Miller. EJwood Johnson, Eunice Johnson. Irene Cukebrefid. Doris Sulem. Sophia Pojanowski, Marie Visrlinc AH, FOR THE JUNIORS. Meet next year's seniors. We started with 70 juniors this year. We have left our mark in '40 by contributing members to football, bas- ketball, band, chorus and forensics. There are also many journalistic-minded jun- iors. We mourn the death of our classmate, Dallas Hoekstra, who died January 19, 1940. She was a very likeable girl and took part in many extra-curricular activities. We find an empty place in the classroom and in our hearts for her. Our offi- cers, Maynard Wedell, president; Gilbert Smith, vice-president; Lois Bergerson, secretary, and David Shoquisl, treasurer, deserve much of the credit for being able leaders of a progressive class. Yes, the juniors will certainly go down in history. Leave our position as juniors to the class of '42. On to forty-one! say the juniors now that they are nearing the homeward stretch.