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

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 KEITH MARKUSON ETHEL BERGWELL Engineers On The Mainline • IVA KEACHER, a skilled athlete and health enthusiast, made it obvious that she was a person who knew her business. The girl’s physical education classes ap- preciate her personal interest in her sub- ject. • ETHEL BERGWELL. vivacious young teacher with a wealth of knowledge at her command opened many new avenues of thought to her English classes, who never failed to be impressed by her superior in- tellect. • HAROLD MANLEY is a man with a variety of talents. Besides being a fine teacher of mathematics and science, he is a track coach and a trainer of young drivers, well liked by all his classes. • KEITH MARKUSON has a jolly dispo- sition that can't be restrained but that didn't prevent him from having discipline in his classes. Good natured and intel- ligent, he’s a favorite. • ROLLIN NELSON a man whom you like and respect at the same time proved again that he is equally adept with a ba- ton, book, or basketball. He’s a “swell guy’’. • EILEEN OPATZ, quiet and tidy, has an undeniable charm which nicely rounds out a sensible and sensitive personality. She is held in esteem by all who know her. • JEAN PETERSON, guided by her own burning interest in speech activities led the newly organized speech class through a highly successful year. Her other class- es were equally well handled. • LES SWAN has a sensational sense of humor and he doesn’t try to hide it. This makes his classes popular and profitable. He will be remembered as a “pal” of every student. ROLLIN NELSON JEAN PETERSON EILEEN OPATZ IVA KEACHER HERBERT HARPER • HERBERT HARPER is perhaps one of the more enthusiastic teachers in FLHS and just as conscien- tious. Firmly believes in his subject matter which is biology and runs his classes methodically and thoroughly. LES SWAN 6

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Superintendent B. C. Kuefler is, for the twentieth consecutive year, assuming the duties of Su- perintendent of Forest Lake School. Always a hard worker, he is more than qualified to hold this position, and he consistent- ly performs his many duties with the conscientiousness that is one of his finest characteristics. Mr. Kuefler has helped greatly dur- ing his years at Forest Lake to make this school the fine one it is today. Principal F. W. Cohoes, succeding Kenneth Von Wald, has proved to be an excellent choice for the position of prin- cipal of FLHS. Known for his honesty and high ideals, Mr. Co- hoes is a favorite among stu- dents and parents alike. He is always fair-minded and his opin- ion is valued highly by all. Assistant principal Erwin Da- vis, although quite young and relatively new to FLHS, has earned the administrative posi- tion of assistant principal, which he richly deserves. Mr. Davis is the driving force behind many student activities. He is always willing to lend a hand to any who ask him. Grade School Principal Grace Johnstone is again returning as principal to add another year of service to the many she already has to her credit. She is the sincere friend and confidant of the younger pupils at Forest Lake School. Miss Johnstone takes interest not only in their scholastic problems, but also in their personal and social lives. Board of Education Forest Lake is well known as a town which is vitally interest- ed in the dealings of its Board of Education. The townspeople display this interest by turning out in large numbers for the elec- tions through which Board members are named. The mem- bers are obv iously conscious of the responsibility placed upon them, and do their work with sincerity and conviction of pur- pose, trying to do their best to serve the interest of the commu- nity. 5

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4 DICK FUREY ROBERT GRAY S. HAMMOND J. GUSTAFSON And On All The Branchlines • DICK FUREY was a source of encour- agement to our teams, as well as giving them careful instruction and valuable ad vice. • ROBERT GRAY distinguished himself with an attitude of dignity and calm that was almost impossible to disrupt. His teaching was as unobtrusive as it was effective. • JEANETTE GUSTAFSON made home economics classes interesting and infor- mative for girls who studied under her instruction. • RUSSEL HAMMOND guided students tnrough study in wood work and other phases of the field of industrial arts. • SOLVEIG HAMMOND impressed her classes with her sense of humor and un- failing ability to teach. When she spoke her pupils listened, learned—and loved it. • LOIS HANLY is a lady who is quiet, sophisticated and serene. Her intelli- gence and integrity have made her the favorite teacher of many students. Not pictured by request. • RAY HANSON is actually very good- natured, yet strives diligently to appear hard boiled. The twinkle that lurks be- hind the glare in his eyes makes him a popular teacher. • BETTY HOULE'S sparkling personali- ty is only one of the things that made her classes enjoyable. The students found that they learned Latin much more easily because they liked this teacher. • TOM JANSA stepped into the difficult position as agriculture instructor and he handled it with skill and aplomb. • JEAN SPELTZ has long been a favor- ite of students in commercial classes. She seems to have a way of making people like her, without being obvious about it. RAY HANSON BETTY HOULE v JEAN SPELTZ TOM JANSA R. HAMMOND 7