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

Page 26 text:

DAVID WILSON English ALICE WEGLEITNER English Social Studies READY IN THE SPEECH CLASS FOR SPEECHES OF DEMONSTRATION, MR. FISCHER SHOWS WHAT NOT TO DO BY SITTING ON THE DESK. DONALD ARNESON English Social Studies ALICE JACOBSON English JOHN WELSHONS English MR. WELSHONS PLAYS A RECORDING OF THE POETRY OF STEPHEN VINCENT BENET TO THE NINTH GRADE ENGLISH CLASS - Gaylon Swenson, Karen Elmstrom.

Page 25 text:

Curriculum Changes in ’60-’61 IN THE CONSUMERS' MATH CLASS. MR. STANG TEACHES THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF MATHEMATICS NECESSARY FOR DAILY LIVING. LOIS HANLY Mathematics Dean of Girls E. A. RAYMOND Mathematics ARNOLD SCOFIELD Mathematics Driver Training GEORGE PELTO Mathematics

Page 27 text:

Junior Accelerated English Added in Language Arts Perhaps most basic to living in the years ahead is a thorough understanding of our language. Thus English is the course required of all students. By adding an accelerated English class for juniors to this year's curriculum, FLHS has again given students a chance to prepare themselves for college. This advanced Eng- lish course has worked especially on creative writings and literary works, placing emphasis on poetry and drama. The junior and senior accelerated English courses attempt to create a near college level course so that students will be prepared particularly for the composition skills required of them as college students. Speech includes not only the learning of speech skills, but also the study of history and presentation of drama. Highlighting this course is an extension of the speech project making it more detailed, and including a term paper and a lecture by each student. WITH THE AID OF THESE AMBITIOUS STUDENTS, MRS. CARPENTER OPERATES THE EXPANDING LIBRARY AT FLHS. ARTHUR PALMER English Athletics THEA CARPENTER Library WILLIAM HOFFMAN English ROLAND FISCHER Speech Art Dramatics