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

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BEVERLY NELSON DONALD ODERMATT DUANE OLSON MARLYS OLSON • JAMES MILES — Jim is the center oi attraction in many circles and especially in the basketball team . . basketball . . . band . . . FFA. • BEVERLY NIELSEN NELSON —This young lady is making marriage a full time career her friendliness and co- operative spirit speak well for her future. • • GORDON NELSON — Gordon has been active on our football squad ... is undecided as to his future career or vo- cation. • GERALD MITCHELL—'Mitch is the fast little forward on the Ranger basket- ball squad Responsible for fast thinking on the floor and in class basketball . . . football . . . track . . . Thespians . . . dramatics. • LEIGHTON NATT — Band . . . choir . . class vice-president . . . soph- omore year . . . German band . . senior class play . . . Thespians . . . dramatics club. • DONALD ODERMATT —FFA will go on to college after graduation . . . . vocation is not picked out yet . . has one favorite saying Better to be thought a fool than to speak and re- move all doubt. • DUANE OLSON — Duane has kept busy with football . . . choir . . junior class play among other things carpentry is in his plans for the future. • MARLYS OLSON —Vice president of choir . P©P club junior class and senior class plays crew • Marlys, energetic and cheery . . will be an efficient and capable typist for some business firm. • ROBERT OLSON — Bob would like to attend 'Dunwoody to study mechanical en- gineering ... his easy-going nature and friendliness should help him succeed. ROBERT OLSON • High on ihe prioriiy list of activities for the class of 1950 was their junior play with the cast caught here in a brief pose. 20

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• JOSEPHINE KAUFMAN — Possesses a pleasing personality which makes her a favorite friend of many her fu- ture plans are not as yet worked out. e RICHARD LONG — Dick, a transfer here from Costa Rico and St. Thomas college quickly won acceptance in FLHS as a man's man . . . football . . . base- ball . . track junior class play. • LORRAINE LUNZER — Lorraine is best described as personality plus will fol- low stenography as a career choir Forensics pep club dramatics club Thespians GAA . jun’or class play entre act. • PAUL LUTZ — Paul is a popular mem- ber of the Forest Lake chapter of the Fu- ture Farmers of America and active in its organization he's set for a suc- cess in whatever vocation he takes an interest. • FRANCES MAGNUSON — Frances has what it takes determination to continue her education despite some se- vere setbacks in the past she’s a nice friendly person with many pals about school. • MAXINE McGOWAN — Mac to many —Maxine intends to become a secretary when she has successfully completed her high school work . . . band . . choir . . . dramatics junior class play. • Center of the music for noon hour dances which were held many weeks in succession is Leighton Nait. Hanging over his shoulder are Linnea Johnson. Margaret True, and Marvel Larson. In the back- ground is Don Christopherson. LORRAINE LUNZER PAUL LUTZ FRANCES MAGNUSON MAXINE McGOWAN 19 JD), I

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JEROME PATTERSON MABEL PETERSON LAWRENCE PATAK NORMAN OSTRAND ROBERT PEARSON • JEROME PATTERSON—Jerry transferred here from Hinckley . . . choir . . . undecided as to vocation ... a hard worker . . . keeps his academic stand- ing high . . keeps his friends for a long time ... a popular member of Thespians and dramatics club. • MABEL PETERSON — Cafeteria worker . . junior and senior class plays committees ... is undecided as to her future career would like to attend Bible college. • LAWRENCE PATAK — Football basketball . . . track . . . baseball . . band . . . choir . . stu- dent council . . Larry, an outstand- ing athlete, plans to attend Hamline and later become a physical education teach- er. • NORMAN OSTRAND -Norman an honor student intends to con- tinue in his father's profession and be a stone-mason He is already ac- complished in this work. • ROBERT PEARSON — Choir . . senior class secretary . champion hand- writer . . pep club Bob is another aspirant to Dunwoody names mechanical engineering as a pos- sible career. • • Cleitus Brachl leans back while Richard Brisson ai the wheel seri- ously soaks in the chatter of Dar- lene Robinson. Looking on are Harold Manley and Keith Marku- son. driver training instructors. • Rendering their finest barber shop numbers. Student council prexy Dan Bever in the center is flanked by Ronald Davis at the left and Don Christopherson at the right.