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

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 - B. C. KITE FLER TO MR, KUEFLER WE GIVE OUR UTMOST THANKS for giving us many new opportunities in activities both inside the school and out. Many of the improvements in our school are due either directly or indirectly to Mr. Kuefler. In the ten years that he has been superin- tendent here he has continually worked doing everything possible for the well being and happiness of the student body and faculty. Some of the many things he has been in- strumental in bringing about in our school are increased enrollment and faculty, improve- ment in conditions of the school financially. Mr. Kuefler graduated from the St. Cloud Teachers' College, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree with distinction. He also attended the University of Minnesota and there he received a Master of Arts degree. THE STUDENTS OF FOREST LAKE HIGH SCHOOL also owe a well deserved vote of thanks to Mr. Plourde who has been very influential in democratizing our present school system. He organized the Student Council, a pupil-participating student government, and he was also active in starting the home room system. His fair reasoning, helping hand, and general frankness make him a favorite among the students. Besides being principal he teaches sciences and is indirectly responsible for guiding all student activities as well as curricular work. Mr. Plourde graduated from the Superior State Teachers' College with honors and has also attended the University of Minnesota. Off i» ,£ +[[ Muriel Glusco, secretary to Mr. Plourde Caroline Melbotlad, secretary to Mr, Kuefler

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 The 1940 Forester has as its theme a journey through Forest Lake High School. Within these pages we have tried to portray an actual picture of the students at work and play. The past four years have been pleasant ones, and we have many memories which will follow us when we leave. But memories may fade, and so we leave this book a lasting remembrance of our classes and activities. ff r rank F, Anderson, Raymond J. Hi.'ll, Art C. Bergenon. James T. Blwfli. Jr., president, Superintendent R. C. KupfJer, J. Auzust Petersen, Mor A. Pederjnn.

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tT cv fr 7 MYRNA BOOREN—Lives in Scan- dia . . . junior high principal teaches mathematics and English . . . offers guidance to junior and senior high girls enjoys books, people and sewing. CARROLL JOHNSON—Teaches so- cial science and American history . . director of Junior High chorus . . , educated at Univer- sity of Minnesota , . senior ad- visor and Student Council ad- visor . . . hobby is music. DORIS SKOG—Librarian . - . teacher of English and Latin . . . attended St. Olaf College of Northfield . senior class ad- visor . . . lives in Cannon Falls, Minnesota , . Breeze advisor . . . directed Almost Eighteen . MERTRICE BURKEE—Was a stu- dent at University of Minnesota and Hardline , , . teaches short- hand. typing and office practice . . likes to play golf. KENNETH VON WALD—Basket- ball and football coach . . former student of North Central College of Naperville. Ill- . . . leaches physical education and modern history. BETTY COLE—Gr duated from University of Minnesota . . . . . teaches English . . enjoys sewing and reading . . . director of Senior class play . . . home is in Minneapolis. ROSA MAEHRING—Teaches junior high mathematics and social science . . . working for her M. A. degree at the University of Min- nesota .