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

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.. . The Gals and the Crowd Boost the Boys to Victory. . .

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FOOTBALL The Forest Lake Rangers, under the direction of our new coach, Ken Hanson, assisted by Bruce Paine, be- gan the season with 12 returning lettermen. For the first time, the Rangers used a split T formation tak- ing advantage of speedy backs and a swift charging line. One particular game to be remembered was the St. Paul Park rally which was played in mid-afternoon 92 degree heat. At this same game, Mighty Mouse, LeRoy Houle, suffered two cracked vertebrae which put him out of action for the rest of the season. The Rangers were unsuccessful in Braking the Branch at this year's Homecoming. Nevertheless, Coach Han- son admitted that it was the best-played game of the season. Next year's team will lose 12 key seniors, three of whom are All-Conference men. They are Duane Zwolensky, left tackle, George Rieck, right end, and Ivars Kauls, left halfback. The Ranger's Con- ference record was three and two which put them in a tie with Rush City for second place. Top left: Head Coach, Ken Hanson, and Assistant Bruce Paine. Bottom left: B Team Coach Hal Haskins and Assistant Vic Hubl. Standing: Assistant Coach. Bruce Paine, Gary Houle, Gene Case, Bob Cronk, George Rieck, Darryl Bradford, Ivars Kauls, Duane Zwolensky, Dick Palmer, Duane Erickson, Jerry Brine, Herman Kauls and Coach Ken Hanson. Second row: Bill Volkmann, Cecil Rogers, Jerry Solem, Jim Trudeau, torn Hollihan, David Rignell, Jerry Pepin, Russell Aim, Bruce Rioux, Norman Lashinger. Third row: Rodney Tuttle, Jerry Muller, Ken Skoglund, John Skoglund, David Ekblad, Juris Kauls, Lyle Anderson, Bert Evgen, Ted Olson, Gene Berglund, LeRoy Houle.