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

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0 0 fttcC 'icutauty accauttfo ou i frroytete. 9 Bob Smith is greatly outnumber- ed by the feminine members of the FORESTER'S hard-working photo- graphic staff as they mull over the multitude of the pictures to be con- sidered. Busily engaged in doing this ara Jeanne Iverson. Evelyn Johnson. Barbara Houle, Marguerite Holl. Marion Engquist, June Voel- ker. and, of course. Bob Smith. • Complete roster of the 1950 - 51 Breeze staff included in the bottom photo: Ray Hanson, ad- viser, staff members. Bob Smith, Richard Engquist. Janis Rae Berg- gren, Mary Jo McGrath. Darlene Robinson. Joyce Nygren, Judy An- derson. L o A n n Janssen, Bob Schroeder. Gene Hallberg. • Editor Shirley Larson, Junior Editor Bar- bara Houle, Sophomore Editor Lin- nea Johnson, Jeanne Iverson. Dar- lene Houle, Delores Hauer, Jean Swenson. Bruce Smith. • Marjorie Iverson. Rosalie Holl. Rosella Radt- ke, Rita Landgraver, Betty Eng- quist, Bernie Elliot and Ruth An- derson. Not pictured is Denny Tizard.

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'initial fxzddenaerd . . . ON THE WHEEZER RAILROAD • First members of the school to meet and select the themes i.d content of the Wheezer line June Voelker, Erwin Hughes. Ron Davis, Richard Engquist, Larry Pa- tak. Mr. Hanson, adviser. Janice Novak, Mildred Leroux, Corrine Ekegren, JoAnn Salie, Mar- lys Olson, Lorraine Brown. Bob Smith, Katherine Lindberg. Janis Rae Berggren, Charlotte Waldo. Dorothy Anderson, Joyce Hillsdale. Kathleen Gessner, Ruth Knipe, Je- anne Iverson. Sonia Lind, Shirley Triplett. Barbara Houle, Jean Swanson. Breaking into the years work with much enthusiasm the annu- al staff went to work with a will and in a few weeks found that they had a real railroading job with little Wheezer. Few were to realize the frac- tion of themselves they were to leave with this volume and even fewer knew how much of their sanity might go with the produc- tion of a biennial publication. But let fall the chips where they may, the staff and its many friends about the community fi- nally finished and here it is — your Forester for 1950-51. BUS. MGR. ART EDITOR BOB SMITH JOANN SALIE 9

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 Hi- imeiicau iccuCCcneXr and 'SyCttieL . . . “Burning the midnight oil” is a familiar phrase to the BREEZE editors and Adviser Ray Hanson, especially on Monday nights when the paper is put to bed. Each Monday morning Ray Hanson and Editor Shirley Lar- son, Junior Editor Barbara Houle, Sophomore Editor Lin- nea Johnson met with the staff oi reporters to hand out assign- ments and collect stories due. Instruction in journalism was riven to interested students at this time. • • Three member om- staff are the core of the BREEZE, school paper for FLHS. And these three pictured at right are Linnea John- son. sophomore editor; Shirley Lar- son, editor-in-chief; and Barbara Houle, junior editor. 11