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

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UUUUVUVV V VUUU V UUUVWUUU HmUVVUVVVVVVVVVVVlWVUVVVVV JENNIE LONGAR—Graduated from Stout Institute, Menomonie. Wis- consin . . tenches home eco- nomics , , . likes sewing, dancing, good movies and picnics home town is Eveleth. LYNN HILDAHL—Graduate of St. Olaf College, North field. Minne- sota . . . teaches junior high English and activities assistant director of “Tish . home town is Roseau. IRIS WAYNE — Teaches mathe- matics and gym , . graduated from St. Olaf. Northfield, Minne- sota . enjoys reading, hear- ing lectures on politics and sports . comes from Geneva. Minne- sota , . . G. A. A, and Girl Scout leader . noon hour activities supervisor- URSULA COSTELLO — Graduated from Winona Teachers College . . interested in sports and reading . . . teaches junior high English, social science and activ- ities . home town is Weaver. DONALD DORGAN—Hobbies are dancing, sports, and basketball . teaches math., science and business relations . . . graduated from River Falls, St. Theresas College . has taught for seven years . . assistant basketball coach. HENRY WILSON—A genial com- panion of the boys . . . teaches agriculture . . adviser to F. F. A. and 4-H Boy Scout lead- er . . . has an M. A. degree from the University of Minnesota . . hobbies are camping and camp cooking- CHESTER EVANS—Has taught for five years . . graduated from Mpnkato Teacher's College . . hobbies are fishing and stamp collecting . , supervises noon hour activities . Boy Scout leader. MILO PHELPS—M u s i c director teaches music and business relations . . . graduate of Ripon College, Ripon, Wisconsin. }

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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 .

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Left tu ricbt -Mel ha Saiilin, Jrc-eph SaJiHn. Net ha Vufta. Gertrude Mnen, Maynard Wedell. Mary flcmlricknim, CUtranee Until, president, Lorrrino Spv .-ha, Betty I-uu Weisser. Jncquclinr Wilder. Thomn - Knl tcth. Geuivtc Firman, Runftld Tulberfr. Gordon Palmer, Mr. Plourde, Mr, Johnson, faculty adviser». THE STUDENT COUNCIL of F. L. H. S, is still quite new, being organized here only four short years ago by Mr. Plourde. Bui it is quite thorough in its accomplishments. This year's Student Council has been functioning under the presidentship of Clarence Dahl. Oiher officers are Mary Hendrickson, vice-president, and Gertrude Moon, secretary. The Council consists of 15 student members, including the Breeze editor, the principal, and a faculty rep- resentative. An excellent College Day program was sponsored by the Council. A group of seven alumni of Foies! Lake representing colleges of Minnesota addressed the student body, giving them a picture of college Hie. Some of the other achievements of the Council are: maintaining a question box, establish- ing hall monitors, publishing a bi-weekly paper, answering questions from question box, and issuing charters for school clubs. The Council also sent two representatives, Mary Hendrickson and Gertrude Moen, to the Federation of Student Councils' convention at Hastings, Minesota. It is our sincere hope that the Studenl Council will continue to be the fine organization it is and keep up its democratic policies. SUimlmv -Jeanette SluUwry. Ucrlha Makyrei:, Mrs. Aridcriuii, Krnin Spotts. Rented Grace Johnston . Dtllst Anderson. Ilnrrii Bruley,