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

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• JAMES COLLEN Don't ever dare this fellow, he loves to take a dare An en- thusiastic discussion leader, he does his best in that subject. If 6' 5 isn't dribbling a basket ball around the gym floor, you will find him reading a book. We will remember Jim s FFA lamb as a mascot on our sopo- more float. • MARION DORN Wherever there is dance mu- sic you are likely to find a light-footed and graceful home- coming Queen candidate who will answer to the name of Marion. Dancing is her fa- vorite pastime, and after grad- uation she would like to be a dancing instructor, but Marion still finds time for a much quieter hobby — a scrapbook. Along with the rhythm from dancing comes a knack for writing rhymes • JEANETTE DUNCAN Jeanette's chuckle and viva- cious personality enabled her to twice play the part of a southern gal in our two pro- ductions, Oh Doctor and You Can’t Take It With You . Her hobby is sewing, and she spends much time reading or writing letters. After gradua- ton she may go to school to become an occupational the- rapist. ANNA MAE DUPRE A future dentist's assistant, Anna Mae will probably use her shorthand ability and agreeable personality to greai advantage. Her favorite pas time she says, are dates, a good show, or a lively dance Writing letters is her most in- teresting hobby. • MARGARET BEZEK Another newcomer to FLHS in her senior year is Maggie who transferred here from Ed- ison in Minneapolis This brown-eyed, brunette, 5 4 miss has done well here be- cause of her friendly smile and disposition. Interested in all sports, she especially enjoys swimming and skating if it is followed by a meal of chicken chow mein • CLEITUS CHARLES BRACHT Cleitus, who believes Uncle Sam will take care of his fu- ture plans immediately after graduation, now divides his time between helping his fath- er on their Stacy farm and hunting. His senior year and Showboat are tops with this fellow who becomes one year older every September 10. • JOHN JERRY BRISSON This popular senior was elected Homecoming king by his fellow football olayers and is well known by all in scio.I. having participated in all to.’ school sports besides playing hockey for Soderville. Any sports magazine or sports book will hold his interest, as h:s job choice of coaching will in the future In addition to sports. Jay has held class of- fices in two former years and shop rates high with him now • JACK BUSKE Auto magazines seem to Jack the best way to spend an idle moment if he has one when he is not hunting for anything from small game to a sleek deer. His hobby is tak- ing care of guns and fixing up engines, while tuning in to cowboy or folk tunes on the radio. All his knowledge on cars and guns will undoubt- edly be of aid to him when he becomes a mechanic. 25

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• BARBARA MARY ABRESS Blue-green eyes, peaches and cream complexion, and a sparkling smile framed by jet black hair describe this hust- ling 5 1 senior. Steno is her favorite subject and office work will be her immediate career. Once you really get her laugh- ing, she'll end up in tears. • IRENE ANCKE A former enthusiastic Latin student declares that Go For Broke was her favorite movie, and that hot fudge sundaes are tops. This blue-eyed blonde comes from Scandia and plans in the future to become a nurse • CAROL ANN ANDERSON You are sure to find Carol eating chow mein or collecting stamps if she is not on the trail astride her favorite horse, Pepper Her friendly personal- ity will be an asset to her as she seeks her fortune as a re- ceptionist. • DORIS MAY ANDERSON Doris' attractive appearance and pretty red hair will cause many an admiring glance as this shy young lady continues in the secretarial field. Shy or no. the twinkle in the eye of this member of the twelve years at Forest Lake club lets you know that she's really full of fun. Her favorite out of school activities are ice skat- ing and movie going. O •EVADNE ANDERSON This dill pickle fiend loves stenography which she will use in the business field after attending Minnesota Bible Col- lege this fall If she can t go on a camping trip or roller skating you will find her at home reading or sewing. In her senior year she was an ac- tive member of BREEZE. • LOIS ANDERSON After twelve years of Forest Lake school, Lois still thinks it's tops. Her favorite movie was Mrs. Mike . Lois, a small blonde with twinkling ha- zel eyes has been in 4-H for seven years and thinks this ex- perience with people will aid her in her future bookkeeping career. • ION CHARLES BARROTT An active student council member, Jon says physics and M Manley are his favorite subject and teacher, and that eighth grade was his best school year. Ion's wisecracks should live as long as his hunting and fishing tales. Aft- er completing his term as vice president of the senior class, he will enter college and prob- ably study to become an en- gineer. • CAROL BELLAND As she plans to attend a medical college, it is easy to see why biology was Carol's favorite subject Carol who likes to collect letters from friends, is active in 4-H club work. This retiring young miss says that her sophomore year was her best school year. 24

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• LLOYD DURAINE Lloyd, one of the lew seni- ors on the 1951-52 lootball team, declares his hobby is milking cows, which gives you a good idea of his sense of humor. The Twin City Speed- way races would lose a regu- lar Ian if some Sunday he should eat too much pineapple up-side-down cake His plans for the future include animal husbandry. • RICHARD EKBLAD Dick, a fellow with a quiet sense of humor, once you get to know him, will always keep you laughing. Dick's grin and his bright blue eyes are popu- lar in most science and mathe- matics classes. This boy state representative from the senior class plays trombone in the school band and spends the rest of his time daydreaming and eating. • GLADYS ELLIOTT This dark haired girl with twinkling blue eyes is an avid roller skating, dancing, ice skating, and swimming fan Al- ways full of fun, and with plenty of good ideas, this for- mer student council member, has been active on most deco- ration and food committees. • • THOMAS ENGQUIST Tommy, another busy senior, excels in the field of music by being student director of both band and choir, playing in the German band, dance band, clarinet ensemble, and singing in three choirs. Acting in the class operetta, class play, and one act play enabled him to become a two star member of the Thespians The future will find him teaching music some place. • DAVID PETER ENSRUD Dave” who will be remem- bered as Ed, the glockenspiel player and mad printer in the class play, plays first clarinet in the school band and the German Band. One of the four who took the FFA trip to Kan- sas City last fall, he says that he likes movies, but that swim- ming and loafing are his fa- vorite pastimes. Shop is his best liked class Senior year has been his best, and the fu- ture will find him as a member of the Navy. • DONALD PAUL ENSRUD Don loves music and can olten be found bolstering the choir's bass section, or at home practicing on his accordion. If by then you still haven't found him, he is playing somewhere with the German Band. An ac- tive FFA member Don was one of the boys to win a trip to Kansas City last fall. If he isn't in the Armed Forces after graduation, you surely will find him some place in the music world. • ROBERT FRENNING Math highlights Bob's high school schedule and he enjoys shop classes, too, either of which may help him in his fu- ture career as a surveyor or construction worker. This squir- rel hunter and fisherman fur- thers his interest in music by singing in the choir. • CAROL FULKS It is easy to see where this little gal acquires the nickname of Squirt or ’Imp” since she is a mere 4' 11 4 tall. A session of roller skating, eat- ing chow mein, and listening to the tune Slowpoke is an ideal setup for Carol. Her in- terest and ability in shorthand should aid her considerably in her future work in the secreta- rial field. 26