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Taking an important part in school ac- tivities is the Parent-Teacher Association. Intended to bring the school and the com- munity closer together, the PTA sponsors various activities at FLHS, the biggest be- ing the annual Hallowe'en party. One of the big projects of the group this year was to help promote school district re- organization. Their efforts were worth while and FLHS now has a bigger school district. At left above, J. A. Hughes explains some of the advantages or reorganization to the membership. Above right, Roy Prentis, of the Bureau of Field Studies and Surveys, University of Minnesota, also speaks on re- organization. At the lower right, Forrest Ray, teacher, pays a fine at the Hallowe'en party's kangaroo court while gleeful young- sters look on. 17
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Fortunate indeed are the girls of FLHS to have Miss Ellen Keefe teach them sewing and the import- ant phases of homemaking. An athlete teaching what she knows to others is Mrs. Iva Keach- er. Along with teaching girls’ phy ed she supervises GAA. tumbling, and cheerleading. James Pinky'' Boyd spends a full day in the halls of FLHS where he teaches boys’ phy ed classes and coaches football, base- ball and basketball. 16
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STUDENT COUNCIL The governing and legislative body of Forest Lake High School is the Student Council. Members are elected by their fellow classmates and try to help set up a co-operative school program that all may profit by. It sponsors homecoming, supervises student court, and operates the pop stand. Glen Shodahl is president and Miss Hanly, Mr. Davis and Mr. Manley are advisers. Glendon Shodahl, president Left to right. Row 1: Bernadette Elliott, Mary Joan McGrath, June LaBelle, Gretchen Olson, Lin- nea Johnson, Marlys Swenson, Joan Julien. Row 2: Harold Manley, adviser, Ted Olson, Lee Perrault, Gary Smith, James Banta. Row 3: Paul Wahlquist, James Leroux, Ray Daninger, Jon Barrott, Glen- don Shodahl, Windfred Olson, Richard Olson and Erwin Davis and Lois Hanly, advisers. 18
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