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

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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.

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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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ORVILLE QUANDT ROSEMARY RIDGE CHARLES RAINER IOANN SALIE GLEN REED HOWARD RUGGLES DARLENE ROBINSON HARTLEY SIMONSEN • ORVILLE QUANDT — Band choir . . . plans to enter the restaurant business . . . his willingness to lend a helping hand is one of his outstanding traits. • CHARLES RAINER—Chuck has a dreamy look about his eyes most of the time . . . but when he's up to one of his tricks . . . there's nothing sleepy about him at all . . . he's un- decided as to a career. • GLEN REED . football . . . baseball . . . junior class play . . . senior play crew. Bud lanky Wyoming-ite ... is justly famous for his big brown eyes and smooth speaking voice. He has no immediate plans for the future. • ROSEMARY RIDGE — Junior and senior class plays . . committees Rosy is quiet and demure . . . friend- ly and easy to get along with interested in nursing . but not certain about future plans. • DARLENE ROBINSON — GAA . . Breeze . Darlene an ar- dent bowler . . plans to enter nursing school. • IO ANN SALIE — Senior class play . . . dramatics club . . . Thespians . . . pep club . . . choir . . FORESTER art editor . . Thanks- giving queen candidate Jo , who drew the illustrations for the FOR- ESTER hopes to attend art school and enter into some field of commercial art. • • DONALD SODERGREN — FFA Don ... a Scandiaite who has attended FLHS for four years will make a successful farmer. • HOWARD RUGGLES . . Jr. and Sr. class play . . . Thespians . . . For- ensics . . . Football . . . Pep Club . . One-act play . . . Choir . . Band Howie, laugh a minute Ruggles . . . Gustavus bound after which he will become a doctor . . irrepressible always. • HARTLEY SIMONSEN — Senior class play . Hartley, friendly and ac- commodating . will follow in his father's footsteps and will go into the restaurant business. • ROBERT SMITH - Breeze . . . FOR- ESTER Photography Editor se- nior class play Bob, with his knowledge will pursue a career in news- paper photography. 'parent “Srceje For the eighth time, your school paper, the Breeze, was awarded an All-American rating—highest in the nation. ROBERT SMITH DONALD SODERGREN 22