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

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Mrs. Boben, dramatic coach, explains the set to Seniors Rod Tuttle, Jean Hawkinson. Beverly Anderson, and Jerry Dupre as they start preparations for “Yes and No.” Sc ogC . .. 6 4 eta Uy6t i 4tde (44 76e 7oe 604(4 o te ck friactcce Halfback Bert Evgen practices booting points after touchdown while quarterback Jim Trudeau does the holding for him. ,, , (6tettc4 c tea t4 4cxcou4 fcsuxctcce 4C44COK4 (oof

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Chemistry instructor George Nyman supervises an experiment being conducted by Seniors John Skoglund and Mary Ek blad, as classmates June Nelson, Joe Trepanier, Dean Wiess, and Jacque Renard look on. Sc6ooC '' . . . means many things to the many students who yearly traverse the corridors of Forest Lake. To some, life revolves about studies almost exclusively, while to others, myriad activities are crowded into each day along with studies. Indeed, with the phenomenal growth of our school, have come the wider interests of an active student body. But life at FLHS is not even composed solely of books, clubs, athletics and music—though these are staples of our lives. Vivid memories of chilly bus route rides on blustery days, remembrances of drenched classrooms in the new section, the thought of the fast walks home after basketball games on cold nights, all come home to us as we look back. Miss Hanley9 dean of women, is also one of the Freshman Class advisors. Here Wanda Donovan and Renee Wyman inquire about class party regulations.

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Sc6aoC -£t£e . , . Homecoming princesses Beverly Anderson, Becky Arundel, and Mary Ekblad come out to the field before the half-time ceremonies. Dick Shogren, an FLHS senior, and a participant in the Farmer-Merchant Festival, demonstrates his ability to drive a tractor.