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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1965 volume:

FOREWORD This year the world has seen a change in several of the world powers. Khrushchev was removed from power; Harold Wilson of the Labor Party became Prime Minister of En- gland; and Johnson and Humphrey won the presidential election in the United States. Another change has seen the Red Chinese emerge as a nuclear power. In Rome, the Ecumenical Council has met with the purpose of creating friendship between world reli- gions. This past summer has seen the World's Fair in New York City. And last fall, in Tokyo, Japan, the Olympics were held, with the United States capturing thirty-six out of a possible one hundred sixty-three gold med- als. On the national scene, the Yankees were finally defeated by the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series. This past fall, Dora, Esther, Hilda, and Isbell, four major hurricanes, hit the southeastern part of the United States, leaving people homeless and causing severe damage along the coastal area. Martin Luther King, Jr., in his efforts to promote peace, became the first Negro in history to win a Nobel Prize. At home, Uncle Sam called Tony Oliva, who this year took the batting crown, and became rookie of the year in the American League. Hubert Humphrey was chosen as Vice-Presidential candidate by President Johnson and later became Vice-President of the United States. Locally, the new junior high has begun to rise from a sketch on papers to a modern school building. STAFF EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Linda Judkins Sheryl Miller ASSISTANT EDITORS Marlene Miller Linda Hennen BUSINESS MANAGER Linda Ramsden ADVERTISING MANAGCRS Helen Gould Claudia Lee Joanne Vogel ART EDITORS Pat Corbett Marlene Erickson SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERS Robyn Wyman Sharon Radtke Shirley Onasch SECTION EDITORS Bonnie Paul Peggy Sahlin Cheryl Tennis Sandy Johnson Cathy Carlisle Linda Berntson Corby Thompson Cheryl Tornell Donna Lou Johnson ADVISOR Jay Johnson 4 Mr. Hughes, the only son of Reverend ond Mrs. John A. Hughes, wos born on March 8, 1898, in Newcostle-on-Tyne, England. At the oge of twelve, Mr. Hughes, his sister Gwen, and his another came to Grand Meadow, Minnesota, to meet Reverend Hughes, who hod arrived a year earlier. Mr. Hughes lived in Grand Meadow until he was graduated from Grand Meadow High School in 1915. Attend ing Carleton College, he majored in biology, participated in debate and football, and was graduated in 1919. His teaching positions have been many. He taught biology at Tracey, Minnesota, Carleton College, and Shattuck Military Academy in Faribault. On July 22, 1922, he married Helen Allison Hutchings. The couple moved to Willow Lake, South Oakota, where he taught, coached football,'and was super- intendent. In 1925, following his superintendency at Russell, Minnesota, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes moved to Red Lake Falls, Minnesota, where Mr. Hughes taught English and chemistry and was once ogain superintendent. His numerous activities at Red Lake Falls also included coaching football, debate, speech, and school plays. In 1929, their only child Jean was born. After attending summer classes at the University of Minnesota, Mr. Hughes received his Master of Arts degree in 1940. Ten years later, he came to Forest Lake High School as superintendent. Mr. Hughes civic activities have been numerous: president and vice-president of the Lion's Club; Past Commander, State Orator, and Chaplain of the Masons, Post Commander of the American Legion; member of the Chamber of Commerce; member of the Washington County Draft Board; and past chairman of o committee branching from the Minnesota State Board of Education. Many people consider him to be the brightest and best informed superintendent in public education in Minnesota. His services as teacher, administrator, and public servant hove shown oil of us that this is a man who has devoted a lifetime to making this a better world in which tomorrow's youth may grapple with life's incessant problems. One of Mr. Hughes's more pleasant duties was breaking ground for the new addition to the high school in I960. 'Mr. Hughes studies blueprints of the new junior high. Much of Mr. Hughes's time is spent in his office coping with the problems of the school district. J. A. HUGHES ALDEN BOOREN Director VERNON BOETTCHER Director MICHAEL GAY Director EDUCATION 8 KENNETH D. HANSON Assistant High School Principal J. A. HUGHES Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION GEORGE SEDLACEK Elementary School Principal PAUL DeWAHL Assistant Elementary School Principal HAROLD C MANLEY Junior High Principal FLOYD W. COHOES Senior High Principal s E C R E T A R I MARION TUOMINEN AND MELBA SAHLIN, Sec- retaries to the High School Principals. JEANNETTE MARCOTT, Secretary to the Elementary Principal. BERNICE SEDERHOLM AND MAY DAMSGARD, Secretari- es to the Superintendent. 10 OFFICE HELP First row, from left to right: Linda Jud- kins, Sandy Zeleschnak, Collette Car- penter, Cheryl Tornell, Jane Stolberg, Toni Kunshier, Nancy Anderson. Sec- ond row: Sue Dolin, Kay Halverson, Patty Boehm, Diane Dahlberg, Jane Bergerson, Bonnie Paul, Margie Wol- lan. LIBRARY HELP First row, from left to right: Cheri Nel- son, Donna Deskins, Susan Johnson, Patty Houle, Darlene Madsen Second row: Robin Booren, Lois Larson, Claire Solem, Terry Henderson, Bev Hanson, Connie Brooks. STUDENT HELP GUIDANCE HELP From left to right: Sharon Cakebread, Carol Marier, Joan Larson, Nancy Gardner, Rose Ann Morrow. NURSE'S HELP From left to right: Pat Griffith, Dorace Dupont, Mary Hammer, Geri Helget, Pat Saenger, Don- na Hauer, Sharon Bruder, Jeanette Marier COOKS From left to right: Betty Wulf, Shirley Aljets, Winifred Jenuwine, Doris Lundberg, Romayne Maslowsky, Tolly Halverson, Louella Bergerson, Helen Beeksma, Agnes Patrin, Edith Kauls, Eva LaCroix. JANITORS First row, from left to right: Joe Proulx, Helmer Swenson, Angelico Solem, Berger Olson, Bud Pepin. Second row: Lyle Ahlm, Lucas Beeksma, Conrad Carlson, Peter Johnson, Ray Erickson, Frank Collins. FACULTY THEA CARPENTER Librarian VERNON DAHt Counselor ELIZABETH FRIGSTAD School Nurse This year new files containing current magazines and pamphlets are to be found in the library. These materials will provide students with information needed for special reports and research papers. SPECIAL MARVIN FUHRMAN Audio-Visual EDMUND GRUND Library DONALD NEWMAN Speech and Hearing Clinician 14 KENNETH WITTIG Counselor Mrs. Frigstad has maintained a whirlwind pace as school nurse in helping students who are in need of assistance. In hurrying from her office to meet demands placed upon her in outlying schools, she has proved to be indispensable to the proper functioning of a school community. 15 SERVICES SHARON ANDERSON English 10, 12 DONALD ARNESON Spanish English 11 ALICE BERVEN English 11 — IONE HANSON English 10 Physical Education AND LANGUAGE Mr. Welshons French classes have captivated the interest of many students. A visual stimulus, such as the one above, aids him in producing an atmosphere that is conducive to studying a romance language, and invites his students to visit Gay Paree. JAY JOHNSON English 12 THOMAS PALMER English 8, 9 SHARON PETERSON English 7, 8 Developmental Reading GEORGE ROSCOE English 9 Physical Education GENEVIEVE STANG English 7, 8 Health 10 RALPH STREATER English 7, 8 Social Studies JOHN WELSHONS Latin French As Mrs. Stang glances over her English textbooks, she is probably wondering if she will have enough books to meet the expected en- rollment of her junior high English classes. 17 HENRY DEMBICZAK Science Mathematics HERBERT HARPER Biology Field Biology ROBERT JOHNSON Consumer Science Mathematics HOWARD LAHTI Science GEORGE NYMAN Chemistry Consumer Mathematics DONALD PENNINGS Science LEWIS SCHROEDER Science GERALD WAVRIN Science Mathematics The balancing of weights is an intricacy that requires patience and a steady hand, both of which are indicated by Mr. Nyman. 18 SCIENCE ARNOLD SCOFIELD Mathematics Driver Education The slide rule is a device which, when properly manipulated, can save students an enormous amount of time, particularly in advanced sci- ence and mathematics courses. The large slide rule above, being operated by Mr. Erickson, allows an entire class to learn its complexi- ties. LOIS HANLY Algebra GRAHAM LARSON Mathematics MERLYN ERICKSON Physics Higher Algebra ROBERT ROSE Plane Geometry Trigonometry and Solid Geometry MATHEMATICS CEDRIC SCHLUTER Mathematics Basic Consumer Science THOMAS MATTESON American History EDWARD NELSON Social Studies i ictory Teum If you vote for Johnson, can you live with yourself, and if you don't, where will you live? NEAL NELSON Social Science World History and Affairs I HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT ERNEST READ RICHARD PALMER American History Social Science Social Studies ALICE WEGLEITNER Junior High English Social Studies English 10 MARK HANSON Art JUDITH LANDBERG Art English ROllIN NELSON Junior High Music World History and Affairs Senior High Bond RUSSELL ROSE General Music Choir STANLEY PETERSON Physical Education Driver Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOAN PAULSON Physical Education JACK CONLEY Physical Education Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar I She lost. dki FORREST RAY Industrial Arts General Metals JOHN REIMAN Industrial Arts Art RAYMOND KULBECK Farm Mechanics Agriculture RUSSEL HAMMOND Industrial Arts Cabinetwork HAROLD HOGHAUG Industrial Arts Electronics LEE SANDAGER Agriculture I AND JOHN SCHUMACHER Industrial Arts Drawing AGRICULTURE Mr. Ray is kept busy demonstrating the proper use of power tools. 23 JACK BUYS Commercial DEANNA EGGE Home Economics DOROTHY JOHNSON Home Economics BUSINESS AND HOME ECONOMICS BETTY SANDAGER Home Economics LEROY STANG Business Relations Typing An integral part of Mr. Buys' business classes is learning to operate a mimeo- graph machine. Mr. Buys demonstrates to his classes how this machine can be used to give maximum output. JANET WILEY Bookkeeping Business Relations ACADEMIC ENGLISH, LANGUAGES AND SPEECH The library is frequently crowded with stu- dents doing assignments from their English, speech, and history classes. 28 Speech students go over last minute notes before the discussion is started. The colors blue, red, and white are proudly displayed by Lillie Hanke, Bunny Behrens, and Par Boehm in front of the French cafe located in Mr. Welshons' room. Kathy Pepin and Joan Hauble examine the political posters from the 1964 campaign. HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT Democracy charts are studied diligently by Nancy Heller and Joan Karsky. Mayor Jere Noreen speaks to the social science classes about the levels of government and their functions. MATHEMATICS Greg Boehm looks at the small stellated dodecahe- dron during his solid-trigonometry class. The algebra class studies the basic fundamentals which will help them in working out formulas and equations. Penny Yale and Bernard Larson display the pyramid models which were made by the plane geometry classes. Accurate measurements assure good results in home ec. cooking classes. One third of the year is spent studying cleanliness and child care in discussions such as this in Mrs. Sandager's 8th grade class. To mark a hem evenly all Sheila Johnson needs is a hem marker and a friendly hand from Suzanne Timm. 32 Doroce Dupont practices on the adding machine during her course in office practices. Donna Deskins, Sandy Johnson, and John Thorp, practice the correct use of office machines. In the beginning typing class, students are taught the typewriter keyboard and basic principles of letters and problem setup. Dan Hair and Terry Husnik cut strips of sheet metal for their shop projects. Junior high boys can make anything from a wallet to a coin purse in leather shop. Junior high students practice and study different types of lettering in their art class. Below, Jenine Morstad and Linda Morrison prepare paint for their block printing. A G R I C U L T U R E Management of farms, marketing farm commodities, livestock diseases, weed control, and soil manage- ment are just some of the aspects of farming covered in the agriculture courses. Pictured are Robert Lee Thurnbeck and Larry Palmer. F The care, operation, and adjustment of farm power and machinery is covered in the farm mechanics course. Demonstrating are John Nickelson, John Morrison, Mr. Kulbeck, Ray West, Dan Sullivan, Larry Palmer. 36 Calisthenics are a major warm-up for basketball, football, softball, and physical fitness tests in boys' physical education classes. The eighth-grade girls are a little more perfected in the art of volleying the ball. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Seventh-grade girls practice to the Chicken Fat record before the class begins a round of volleyball. 37 Writing scales and triads are a daily practice in the 8th grade boys' general music class. Students in Mr. Partington's general music class learn to play the piano plus studying rudiments and folk music. SENIORS BONITA (BONNIE) AHLM Choir 3 REINHARD ALEXEJEW Transfer from Centennial GERALD (JERRY) AUETS F.F.A. 3 PAMELA ALTENBURGER Transfer from Mahtomedi RODNEY AMUNDSON Band 3 . . . Band Council 2 . . . Pep Band 3 KAREN L. ANDERSON Nurse's Help 1 NANCY ANDERSON F.H.A. 1 . . . Girls' State Candidate . . . Office Help 2 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Student Secretary 1 TIM ARMSTRONG Band 3 . . . Bus Patrol 1 . . . Pep Band 2 ... Ski Club 1 BERNARD (NICK) ASHBACH All School Play Crew 3 . . . Audio-visual 1 . . . Debate I . . . Thespians 3 RONALD W BELSHAW Baseball 2 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Choir I . . . Cross Country 1 ... Lettermen's Club 1 . . . Transfer from Grand Forks, N.D. GREG BENSON Baseball 2 . . . Basketball 3 ... Golf 1 ... Lettermen's Club 2 ... Lettermen's Club President 1 . . . Sophomore Class Vice President JANE BERGERSON All School Play Crew 1 . . . G.A.A. 1 . . . Office Help 1 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Thespians 2 JAMES DOUGLAS BERGGREN Baseball 2 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Football 1 . . . Lettermen's Club 2 . . . Wrestling 1 UNDA BERNTSON Choir 1 . . . Majorette 3 . . . Forester Staff 1 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Thespians 1 MATTHEW BERVEN All School Play Cast and Crew 2 ... Boys' State Candidate 1 ... Breeze 3 . . . Breeze Co-editor-in-Chief 1 . . . Chess Club 2 .. . Debate 2 . . . Golf 3 ... Ski Club 3 ... Ski Club President I .. . Student Council 1 . . . Thespians 2 . . . Thespians Club Secretary 1 TERRY BEYER Thespians 2 MARK D. BOEDIGHEIMER Cross Country 1 . . . Track 1 . . . Trans- fer from Ada GREG BOEHM All School Play Cast and Crew 1 . . . Breeze 1 . ? . Chess Club 1 . . . Debate 3 . . . J.F.K. Memorial Committee 1 . . . Ski Club 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Thespians 1 SANDRA (SANDIE) BOWERS Guidance Office Help 1 . . . Pep Club JUDITH (JUDY) BRANJORD Band 3 . . . G.A.A. 1 RICHARD (DICK) BRANJORD Basketball 2 . . . Choir 3 . . . Cross Country 1 JIM BROOKS Transfer from Sibley LEE BROWN Football 1 . . . Transfer from Columbia Heights RONALD (RON) A. BUSKE SHARON CAKEBREAD Cheerleading 1 . . . Choir 3 ... Choir Council 2 ... Forester 1 ... G.A.A. 2 . . . Guidance Office Help 1 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Triple Trio 2 CLASS MOTTO “THE MIND IS MAN CHERYL V. CARDINAL G.A.A. 1 ... Pep Club 1 CATHERINE (CATHY) CARLISLE All School Play Crew 2 . . . Bus Patrol 1 . . . Forester I . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Thespians 2 DONNA (GEORGE) CARLSON All School Play Cast 1 ... All School Play Crew 2 . . . F.H.A. 1 . .. G.A.A. 2 . . . Student Secretary 1 GARY L CARLSON Choir 1 . . . Cross Country 2 . . . Cross Country Co-captain 1 ... Lettermen's Club 2 . . . Track 2 . . . Wrestling 2 42 PAT CASEY Baseball 3 . . Basketball 3 . . . Football 3 . . . Football Co- captain 1 . . . Mr. Football . . . Lettermen's Club 3 . . . Sopho- more King Candidate ROBERT (BOB) COCKBURN LAYTON COHOES Band 3 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Football 3 . . . Lettermen's Club 2 DAVID CONLEY Baseball 3 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Football 3 . . . Lettermen's Club 3 . . . Lettermen's Club Vice President 1 . . . Mr. Football Candi- date . . . Sophomore King Candidate OF MAN HIMSELF” Cicero SUE CONNER Student Secretary 1 . . . Transfer from Billings, Montana PATRICIA (PAT) CORBETT All School Play Crew 2 . . . Band 3 . . . Forester I . . . G.A.A. 3 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Thespians 2 LUVERN CORNELIUS DUANE DANKS CHARLES W. DE GROSS DAVID (DAVE) F. DELONG Choir 3 . . . Cross Country 3 . . . Cross Country Co-captain 1 . . . Lettermen's Club 3 . . Ski Club 1 . . . Sophomore King . . . Track 3 DONNA DESKINS G.A.A. 2 . . . Library Help 2 . . . Pep Club 1 DIANE (DUFY) DUFRESNE All School Play Crew 1 . . . Choir 3 . . . Choir Council 2 . . . Thespians 1 ■ PHIL EDSTROM Boys' Stote Candidate . . . Choir 2 . . . Choir Council 2 . . . Jun- ior Class Treasurer . . . Lettermen's Club 2 . . . Senior Class President . . . Sophomore Class Treasurer . . . Student Council 1 . . . Tennis 3 GARY E. EISENHUT All School Play Cast I ... All School Play Crew 3 ... Chess Club 1 . . . Debate 2 ... J.F.K. Memorial Committee 1 ... Thespians 3 SANDRA (SANDY) EKVALL Choir 1 . . . Student Secretary 1 ROBERT (BOB) D. ENGQUIST All School Play Cast and Crew 3 . . . Band 3 ... Pep Band 2 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Thespians 2 . . . Thespians Clerk 1 44 RAYMOND (RAY) ENSRUD All School Ploy Cast and Crew 1 . . . Band 3 . . . Golf 1 . .. Ten- nis 1 . . . Thespians 1 MARLENE ERICKSON Choir 2 . . . Forester 1 . . . G.A.A. 2 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Thespians 1 ANNETTE ERSFELD All School Play Cast and Crew 2 . . . Choir 2 ... Ski Club 1 .. . Thespians 1 . . . Triple Trio 2 ... Transfer from Archbishop Mur- ray Memorial High School MARGARET (PEGGI) EVANS UNDA A. FAHEY All School Play Cast 1 ... All School Play Crew 3 .. . G.A.A. 2 ... Office Help 2 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Thespians 3 ... Transfer from Haiel Park Jr. High DUANE FAYMOVILLE CYNTHIA (CINDY) FORS Band 3 . . . F.H.A. 1 . . . G.A.A. 1 . . . Student Secretary 1 COLLEEN FRALEY Bus Patrol 1 . . . G.A.A 2 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Student Secretary 1 CLIFF FRANCE BILL FRANTA Basketball 3 . . . Boys' State Candidate . . . Football 3 . . . Foot- ball Co-captain I . . . Lettermen's Club 3 . . . Mr. Football Candi- date . . . Sophomore King Candidate . . . Track 3 MIKE GABRICK 45 HELEN GOULD All School Ploy Crew 2 . . . Choir 3 . . . F.H.A. 1 . . . Forester 2 ... G.A.A. 3. .. J.F.K. Memorial Committee 1 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Thes- pians 2 . . . Triple Trio 2 RICHARD (DICK) GREGA Choir 2 . . . Thespians I . . . Trock 2 . . . Transfer from Spring Lake Pork PATRICIA (PAT) GRIFFITH Choir 3 . . . Student Secretary 3 . . . Nurse's Help 3 CLASS FLOWER THE RED GEORGE HAAS All School Play Cast and Crew 1 ... Tennis 1 ... Thespians 1 ... Trock 2 . . . Wrestling 2 DANIEL (DAN) HAIR All School Play Crew 1 . . . Audio-visual 3 . . . Bus Patrol 1 . . . Debate 1 . . . Tennis 3 RICHARD HALUPTZOK Transfer from Spring Lake Park KAY HALVERSON All School Play Cast 2 . . . All School Play Crew 3 ... Choir 2 . .. G.A.A. 3 . . . Office Help 3 . . . Thespians 3 46 BURTON R. HANSON F.F.A. 2 PAUL HAVENS All School Ploy Cast 3 ... All School Play Crew 2 ... Band 3 .. Breeze 2 . . . Chess Club 1 . . . Debate 3 . . . Golf I . . . Ski Club 2 . . . Thespians 3 . . . Thespians Treasurer I .. . Thespians Vice President 1 JAMES HEGLER Band 3 . . . Band Council . . . Band Council President 1 NANCY HELLER Chess Club 2. . . Choir 2 . . . G.A.A. 2 . . . Girls' State Candidate THERESA (TERRI) HENDERSON Breeze 2 . . . Library Help 1 UV HORNELAND All School Play Cast 1 . . . Breeze 1 . . . Choir 1 ... Debate 1 ... Forester 1 ... Ski Club 1 •. . . Thespians 1 . . . Transfer from Fridley CARNATION EUGENE HOULE Chess Club 1 . . . F.F.A. 3 WALTER (SAM) HUSNIK PE jGY HVINDEN PHIL ISAACSON F.F.A. 3 . . . Football 1 . . . Tennis 2 . . . Wrestling 1 DARLENE JOHANSEN Forester 2 . . . G.A.A. 3 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Student Council 2 . .. Student Secretary 2 47 DANA JOHNSON Baseball 3 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Football 3 . . . Football Co- captain 1 . . . Junior Class Vice President. . . Lettermen's Club 3 . . . Mr. Football Candidate . . . Sophomore King Candidate DIANNE JOHNSON All School Play Cast 2 . .. Band 3 ... Bond Council 2. . . Breeze 1 . . . Cheerleading 1 . . . Forester 1 . . . G.A.A. 3 . . . Girls' State Representative . . . Guidance Office Help 1 . . . Homecoming Queen Candidate . . . Junior Class President. . . Pep Club 3 ... Sophomore Class President . . . Sophomore Queen . . . Stu- dent Council 2 DONNA JOHNSON Forester 1 . . . G.A.A. I . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Thespians 1 MICHAEL (MIKE) JOHNSON Band 3 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Football 1 . . . Tennis 3 SANDRA JOHNSON Band 3 . . . Forester I .. . G.A.A. 2 . . . Student Secretary 1 RON JOHNSTON All School Play Cast 1 . . Breeze 1 . . . Chess Club 3 . . . Chess Club President 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Thespians 1 UNDA JUDKINS Breeze 2 . . . Bus Patrol 1 ... F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidate 1 .. . F.H.A. 3 . . . Forester 2 . . . Forester Co-editor 1 . . . Girls' State Representative (from Hugo) . . . Office Help 3 . . . Pep Club 3 JOAN KARSKY Band 3 . . . F.H.A. 3 . . . F.H.A. President I MARA KAULS All School Play Crew 1 . . . Breeze 1 . . . Cheerleading 3 . . . Choir I . . . Drum Majorette 1 . . . F.H.A. 1 . . . G.A.A. 3 . . . Majorette 3 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Student Secretary 1 . . . Thespians 2 SHIRLEY ANN KELLER Pep Club 1 RALPH KENNETH KNAPP Choir 3 . . . F.F.A. 2 . . . Football 2 . . . Track 1 . . . Wrestling 3 48 TONI KUNSHIER Cheerieading 3 . . . Cheerleading Captain 1 . . . Forester 2 . . . G.A.A. 3 . . . G.A.A. Vice President 1 . . . Girls' State Candidate Homecoming Queen Candidate . . . Office Help 1 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Senior Class Vice President . . . Sophomore Queen Candidate . . . Student Council 1 . . . Student Secretary 1 SUSAN LANE All School Play Cast 1 . . . Band 3 . . . Choir 1 . . . F.F.A. Sweet- heart Candidate 1 . . . F.H.A. 3 . . . F.H.A. Songleader 1 . . . G.A.A. 2 ... Pep Club 1 CLESTON C LANGE F.F.A. 3 GERALD (JERRY) L. LARSON Audio-visual 1 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Football 1 . . . lettermen's Club 1 . . . Tennis 3 JOAN EILEEN LARSON G.A.A. 2 . . . Pep Club 1 . .. Student Secretary 1 ... Thespians 1 LOIS LARSON Bus Patrol 1 . . . Library Help 3 BILL LAUER F. F.A. 3 . . . F.F.A. Reporter 1 . . . Bus Patrol 1 TERRY L. LAWRENCE JULENA LIND All School Play Cast 1 . . . Band 3 . . . G. A.A. 3 . . . Homecoming Queen Can- didate . . . Pejt� Club 3 . . . Senior Class Secretary . . . Sophomore Queen Can- didate . . . Student Council 1 . . . Thespians 2 RICHARD MALUNGER GORDON MARCOTT Band 3 MURRAY JON MARLETTE Cross Country 1 . . . Track 2 . . . Wrestling 2 UNDA LEE MARTINSON All School Play Cast 1 . . . Band 3 . . . Breeze 1 . . . Cheerleading 3 . . . G.A.A. 3 . . . Homecoming Queen Candidate . . . J.F.K. Memorial Committee 1 . . . Pep Club 3 ... Sophomore Class Secre- tary . . . Sophomore Queen Candidate . . . Student Council 1 . . . Thespians 1 SHERYL LEE MILLER All School Play Cast 1 . . . Breeze 1 . . . Choir 3 . . . Choir Council 2 ... Forester 2 . . . Forester Co-editor 1 . . . G.A.A. 2 . . . Girls' State Candidate . . . Home- coming Queen Candidate . . . Pep Club 3 . . Sophomore Queen Candi- date . . . Student Council 3 . . . Student Council Parliamentarian I . . . Triple Trio 3 Football 2 . . . Lettermen's Club CLASS COLORS NAVY BLUE LEO MUELLER Football 1 . . . Wrestling 1 PHIUP M. MULVIHILL Band 3 . . . Basketball I . . . Tennis 3 . . . Track 1 JOHN O'BRIEN Baseball 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Football 3 . . . Lettermen's Club 3 . . . Mr. Football Candidate THOMAS (TOM) O'DONNELL Basketball 3 . . . Boys' State Representative . . . Football 3 . . . Lettermen's Club 2 . . . Lettermen's Club Secretary 1 Mr. Football Candidate . . . Track 3 JOHN OLSAN All School Play Cast and Crew 2 . . . Breeze 2 . . . Breeze Co- editor-in-chief 1 . . . Chess Club 1 . . . Golf 1 ... Ski Club 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Thespian President 1 . . . Transfer from Pasedena High School LAWRENCE (LARRY) PALMER F.F.A. 3 . . . F.F.A. President 1 . . . F.F.A. Reporter 1 AND WHITE STEVE PARENTEAU BONNIE PAUL Forester 1 . . . Office Help 1 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Transfer from St. Croix Falls LINDA PEARSON Audio-visual 1 . . . Bus Patrol 1 . . . G.A.A. 2 . . . Student Secretary 1 JOHN PETERSON FRANCES PLESSEl (not pictured) Transfer from Pine City MARILYN PLESSEL Transfer from Pine City KENNETH (KEN) QUIGLEY Senior Class Treasurer . . . Tennis 1 . . . Wrestling 1 SHARON RADTKE Forester 1 . . . Pep Club 1 KATHY RAEDER Pep Club 3 . . . G.A.A. 2 . . . Transfer from Hazel Park Junior High School UNDA RAMSDEN All School Play Cast and Crew 1 . . . Choir 2 . . . Choir Council 1 .. . Forester 2 .. . Pep Club 1 ... Student Secretary 1 ... Thes- pians 2 . . . Triple Trio 1 . . . Triple Trio Accompanist 1. HAROLD C. ROBINSON DOUG RUSH Basketball 1 . . . Bus Patrol 1 . . . Choir 3 . . . Transfer from Bloomington High School PATRICIA (PAT) SAENGER Bus Patrol 1 . . . G.A.A. 1 . . . Nurse's Help 1 . . . Pep Club 1 DAVID (DAVE) SANDBERG Baseball 3 . . . Basketball 3 .. . Boy's State Candidate . . . Cross Country 2 . . . Lettermen's Club 2 ELAINE SANDERS Library Help 1 . . . Office Help 1 . . . Pep Club 1 52 JAMES (ART) SEDERHOLM Golf 2 . . . Lettermen's Club 2 . . . Mr. Football Candidate . . . Tennis 1 ALVIN (AL) SELLECK All School Play Cast 1 ... All School Play Crew 3 . . . Audio- visual 3 . . . Breeze 1 . . . Wrestling 1 . . . Thespians 2 ALBERTA SERVATY Pep Club 2 DARREL SEVERSON Basketball 3 . . . Football 3 . . . Lettermen's Club 3 . . . Mr. Football Candidate . . . Track 3 EVELYN SHANNON Guidance Office Help 1 . . . Student Secretary 1 JUDY SIGLER Pep Club 1 . . . Student Secretary 3 . . . CLAIRE A. SOLEM G.A.A. 2 .. . Library Help 1 GAIL MARIE STANLEY Bus Patrol 2 . . . Choir 2 . . . G.A.A. 2 . . . Library Help 1 . . . Pep Club 1 DOUG STQRKAN Bus Patrol 1 RICHARD SWANSON CHERYL (CHERRIE) TENNIS Band 3 . . . Forester 1 . . . G.A.A. BUNNY ROSE THOMAS CORBY THOMPSON F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart . . . F.H.A. 2 . . . Forester 2 ... G.A.A. 3 . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Junior Class Secretary . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Student Secretary 2 JOHN L. THORP Transfer from Chicago City High School JOHN R. THURNBECK Band 1 . . . Choir 3 . . . Choir Council 2 . . . F.F.A. 3 . . . Football 1 . . . Wres- tling 2 ROBERT LEE THURNBECK Choir 2 . . . F.F.A. 3 . . . F.F.A. Vice President 1 GERALD (JERRY) A. TIMM JERENE (JERI) CAROL TURNER Transfer from Rice Lake High School JOANNE E. VOGEL All School Play Cast and Crew I . . . Band 3 . . . Forester 1 . . . G.A.A. 3 . . . J.F.K. Memorial Committee 1 . . . Pep Band 2 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Thespians 2 STEPHEN VOSS Band 3 . . . Ski Club I JAMES V. WAHLBERG JUDY ANN WESTBY JENNY WIGAND Tronsfer from Mounds View High School PEGGY WITHAM Cheerleading 1 . . . Choir 3 ... G.A.A. 1 MARJORIE (MITZI) WOUAN G.A.A. 2 . . . G.A.A. Secretary-Trea- surer 1 . . . Office Help 2 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Transfer from Mounds View High School JAMES BRUCE WYANDT All School Play Crew 2 . . . Tennis 1 ROBIN J. WYMAN F. H.A. 1 . . . Forester 1 . . . G.A.A. 3 . . . G. A.A. President 1 . . . J.F.K. Memorial Committee 1 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Stu- dent Secretary 1 . . . Thespians 1 . . . Tumbling 1 DAVID ZAk Basketball 3 . . . Lettermen's Club 1 . . . Tennis 3 SANDY ZELESCHNAK All School Play Cast and Crew 2 . Breeze 2 . G.A.A. 3 . . . Office Help 2 . Pep Club 3 ... Ski Club 1 . . . Student Secretary 1 . . . Thespians 3 . . . Thespians Treasurer 1 55 MONDAY- class COLOR DAY SENIOR BUTTONS TOBOGGAN PARTY TUESDAY- Senior Buttons Toboggan SLAVE AUCTION Slave Auction Sell The Juniors M.C. June Taylor Dancers Sweatshirt Day Jolly Polkateers The Cheerleaders FRIDAY— SWEATSHIRT DAY FARCE BASKETBALL GAME SOCK HOP Party Auctioneer and Slave Buyer One Way Up The Hill WEDNESDAY- SLAVE DAY Another Way Slave Day THURSDAY- TALENT SHOW Barbershop Quartet The Referees Fractured Fairy Tales Faculty vs Senior Boys Sockhop 1 Nancy Heller 3.9783 2 Philip Edstrom 3.8500 3 Dianne Johnson 3.7955 4 Sandra Zeleschnak 3.7800 5 Darlene Johansen 3.7000 6 Ron Johnston 3.6957 71 2 Tom O'Donnell 3.5227 71 2 Alvin Selleck 3.5227 91 2 Dana Johnson 3.5000 91 2 Sheryl Miller 3.5000 11 Matt Berven 3.4783 12 Theresa Henderson 3.4615 13 Antoinette Kunshier 3.4091 14 Margaret Evans 3.3864 15 William Franta 3.3478 I6V2 Julena Lind 3.3000 I6V2 Linda Martinson 3.3000 18 Thomas Gay 3.2609 19 John Olsan 3.2115 20 Marjorie Wollan 3.2083 T O P S C H O L A R S 1965 SALUTATOR IAN Philip Edstrom SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. From left to right: Toni Kunshier, vice president; Julena Lind, secretary; Ken Quigley, treasurer; Phil Edstrom, president. UNDERCLASSMEN First row, from left to right: Chuck Alcock, Glen Nadeau, Gary Stanley, Gail Linnell, Kathy Trudeau, Barb Thorp, Linda Bengtson, Mary Hammer, Chris Thomson, Deborah Klenzendorf, Leslie Kment, Nancy Mehlhoff, Kathy Mills, Kathy Beck, Sandy Alcock. Second row: John Nickelson, Pete Berven, Donna Mesich, Marlene Magnuson, Ron Springer, Mike Niemczyk, Sandy Darling, Paulette Morkert, Loran Shodahl, Becky Smith, Carolyn Branjord, Mary Taylor, Penny Vale, Gwen Hering, Karen Mulvihill, Peggy Hillesheim. Third row: Pat Morley, Lee Proulx, Kathy Christman, Penny Berggren, Bob Taylor, Walt Peterson, Jeff Peterson, Greg Faymoville, Bob Pepin, Tom Gaetz, Ralph De Long, Gale Mohler, Bob Westby, Eileen Wright, Wayne Nelson, Peggy Sahlin, Shirley Onasch. Fourth row: Dave Schwartz, Jerry Peterson, Jerry Sampson, Gary Scott, Art Schneider, John Duraine, Walt Stoltzman, Bob O'Brien, Dean Pierce, Glen Branum, Francis Beck, Ray Broadbent, Vernie Leen, Claude Leckie. First row, from left to right: Corrine Proulx, Linda Gallagher, Joann Moxness, Jean LaMotte, Wally Mohler, Denise Bakeberg, Dionne Winch. Second row: Jim Fischer, Barb Palmer, Linda Mor- rison, Lynn Doyle, Ron Istvanovich, Jeff Campbell, Edward Mack, Harlan Madsen, Chris Wortman, Eldred Bowman, Daryl Rehbine, Sandy Anderson, Mary Lou Decker, Linda Richards. Third row: Buster Lind, Ronald Hendricks, Gene Helm, Harvey Pierson, Mike Bergum, Don Sandgren, Dennis Sampson, Mike Switzer, Norris Taylor, Steve Mills, Mike Dresel, Neil Peltier, Dan Chaussee, Wayne Skoglund. Fourth row: Gene Hiland, Tom O'Hara, Roger Muellner, Roy Childer, Terry Husnik, Bill Michael, Donald Bezek, Greg Houle, Gene Lallier, Harold LaBarre, Frank Carlson, Dan Flesvig, David Spry, George Osgood, Terry Rousselow, Mike Moen. First row, from left to right: Mary Parenteau, Cheri Nelson, Janice Radden, Mary Jo Miron, Lana Allen, Roberta Anderson, Donna Hauer, Jane Stolberg, Sheri McKusick, Bev Belshaw, Diane Keller, Susan Johnson, Cheryl Tornell, Joyce Engstrom Second row: Linda Turner, Mary Anderson, Donna Swanson, Bobbette Himes, Ellen Vietor, Dorace Dupont, Suzette Peterson, Jackie Cooley, Tom Ander- son, Ken Carpenter, Bill Elmstrom, Marcia Bunn, Mary Houle, Candy Randall. Third row: Pat Pojanowski, Rita Sadler, Carole Hartzi, Jeanette Marier, Julie Lawrence, Lynda Juberigan, Bonnie Picotte, Penny Carpenter, Sharon Bruder, Jerry Larson, Pat DuLac, Fred Gould, Barb Barrett, Donna Swanson, Sharon Cameron. Fourth row: Mike Loren, Bob Elsenpeter, Kevin Mayer, Jim Granger, Doug Harper, Sam Maslowski, Ken Haug, Sharon Berggren, Jack Duncan, Allen Shogren, Rick Albrecht, Dave Rush, Karen Berggren, Norma Shannon, Gerald Matheson. 60 JUNIOR OFFICERS From left to right: Lindo Hennen, vice-president; Candy Randall, secretary; Diana Jorgenson, treasurer; Barb Thorp, president. JUNIORS First row, from left to right: Claire Beyer, Geri Helget, Marilyn Miron. Second row: Diana Jorgenson, Carol Anderson, Sue LeVesseur, Lillie Hanke, Roberta Sanftner, Kris Johnson, Dawn Larson. Third row: Ross Forsyth, Bev Hanson, Rose Morrow, Terry Herzog, Bunny Behrens, Sandy Lundin, Pat Boehm, Bonnie Amundson. 61 First row, from left to right: Potty Hartmann, Nancy Gardner, Kathy Morkert, AAarlys Cakebread, Sue Proulx, Sarah Olsen, Parilee Olson, Dorothy Dick, Colette Carpenter, Roselyn Bollinger, Hjordis Ruby, Janet Lund, Sandy Dawson, Janet Gervais, Madeleine Duchatel. Second row: Donna Berry, Maria Haas, David Ludvigson, Nick Wojtowicz, Pat Webb, Robin Booren, Kathy Almendinger, Shirley Branum, Ann Sho- First row, from left to right: Gladys Bergum, Sandra Dresel, Sandy Nelson Second row: Ken Lund, Michael Thompson, Richard Weidner, Pat Moen, Patty Houle, Pat Schroeder, Gordy LaCasse, Lynda DeGree, Barbara Bennett, Marlene Houfer, Debbie Tuominen, Linda Thor, Rickie Schwichtenberg, Roberta Gemeiner. Third row: Greg Torp, Jerry Erickson, Steven Alford, Joan Hauble, Linda Shelonder, Peter Elko, Lynn Mattson, Linda Swanson, Kathy Pepin, Anita Gay, Mary gren, Linda Boehm, Janice Alcock, Kathy Palmer, Mary San Cartier, Don Degendorfer, Earl Buys, Marcia Prestegaard, Frances Kostecky, Carol Lindell. Third row: Lynn Bergerson, Steven Fitch, Mike O'Donnell, Tim Casey, Bruce Magnuson, Pat Cameron, Tim Glenn, Dave Benson, Joanne Kolbfrg, Mary Berggren, Diane Bartnick, Rick Elsenpeter, William Eggers, Mike Conley, Dan Conner, Betty Pierce, Meredith Banish. Anne Cournoyer, Mary Bryson, Kathy Johnson, Pam Fredrick- son, Connie Brooks, Genevieve Smith, Roger Dufresne Fourth row: Randy Sovia, Steve Tornell, Mike Branchaud, Mark Gaetz, David Stoltzman, Jim Robinson, Lelsie Carvell, William Paul, Randy Hagstrom, Walter Larson, Mike Koestner, Jim Schlaeger, Bruce Saxe. Jack Werner, Pat Keller, Lil Sward, Laurie Raines, Ervin Browne. S O SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS From left to right: Lynn Mattson, vice-president; Earl Buys, president; Dorothy Dick, secretary; Colette Carpenter, treasurer. ( First row, from left to right: Mary Ersfeld, Eva St. Clair, Laurel Miller, Charlotte Saenger, Bette Videen, Marsha Stolberg, Ann Torgeson, Cathy Peloquin, Raymond Wesl, Vermay Sandberg, Toni Sanders, Lynda Stuard, Kris Heisler, Kitty Thomas, Ardel Kunshier, Margaret Miron, Muriel Mack. Second row: Randy Larson, Gary Janke, Ron Olsson, Kenny Winch, Roger Anderson, Frances Danks, Jolene Rousselow, Kathy West, Tamara Stromquist, Pam Gallagher, First row, from left to right: Bob Oletzke, Wayne Alfveby, Ruby Baxter, Wanda Anderson, Bill Kunshier, Bill Eisenmenger, Glen Brown, Rodney Martinson, Donna Fraley. Second rowrJoelene Berg, Larry Pommier, Larry Waha, Bruce Minder, Pam Martinson, Eddy Lundberg, Shirleen Trowbridge, Judy Swanson, Cordellia Johnson, Frank Anderson, Curtis Behm, Irvin Stolp, Jeanette Cottrell, Mike Norma Helget, Steve Connolly, Gary Fisher, Lynn Harvey, Collette Nygren, Carol Marier, Linda Simmons, Linda Bothman. Third row: Tom Nieman, Jim Severson, Lee Carlson, Dale Baxter, Charles Kline- felter, Sherman Branum, Dennis Erickson, David Rackle, Barry Ekvall, Doug Johnson, Gary Lange, Jackie Scofield, Cynthia Houle, Norma Michale, Jerry Karsky, Wes Spence, Scott Miller, David Nelson. Mueller, Sue Houle, Theresa Miron. Third row: Roger Engquist, Boniface Riopel, Bernard Larson, Richard Rush, Robert Carlisle, Charles Thorp, Tom Wonick, Debbie Stehr, Jeanne Vandelac, Roland Johnson, Steve Seaver, Tom Hagert, Jim Kerschner, Terry Odegard, Terry Trombley, Kathy Knauff, Lynn Farrell. In addition to their annual Sweetheart Dance, sophomores also sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance. First row, from left to right: Larry Rainer, Merlyn Matheson, Bonnie Lundberg, Sonya AAoore, Steve Sinn. Second row: Kathy Carrell, Gloria Rosenberg, Marilyn Carter, Linda Cornelius, Nancy Valenty, Kerry Allen, Christine Hult, Linda Hartung, Bonnie Prestegaard, Mary Mardaus, Don Ahlm, Chuck Eggers, Steve West, Mike San- Cartier. Third row: Randall Ashby, Mary Corwin, Jean Poff, Carol Nicolai, Francis Halley, Jack Pitcher, Stan Grubbs, Lee Pearson, Gary First row, from left to right: Pat Barrett, Charlotte Wiezychi, Bonnie Moen, Mary Saenger, Anita Robertson, Carol Moore, Faye Rousse- low. Barb Matheson, Roxan Tuominen, Ron Frederickson, Mark Nygren, John Berger, Karin Berger Second row: Carol Berry, Susan Mackey, Norma Crowley, Susan Bunn, Angela Barrett, Chuck McConnell, Virginia Ellertson, Laura Bruder, Mickie Turnvall, Diane Sivigny, Mary Houle, Kris Kallestad, Ethel Schleh, Doug John- son. Third row: Dan Hanson, Alan Davis, Bill Nelson, Court Nelson, Lundin, Mark Hanson, Carl Taylor, Jim Berger, Wendy Johnson, Barb Marier. Fourth row: Jeff Stromquist, Dwayne Hauble, Muriel Wickman, Sandy Erickson, Kevin Nickelson, Michael Kendrick, Dennis Strumpfer, Marlow Geyer, Jim Beck, Dan Boedigheimer, Jerry Vandelac, Delwyn Fingal, Calvin Seidelmann, Dean Linde- mann, Ted Smith. David Stroman, Christine Torp, Mike Behrens, Richard Rasmussen, Randy Mattson, John Heuckendorf, Dana Berger, Marlene Hanson, Kathy Webster, Rose Vogel, Diane Zak, Carol Dahlberg, Pat Nisley, Carol Radden Fourth row: Janice Fitch, Lois Beeksma, James Franta, Wayne Elsenpeter, Tim Burke, Marge Houle, Doug Hegler, Doug Poff, Douglas Benson, Bill Korn, Dennis Johnson, Brad Picotte, Darlene Vanderpas, Kathy Johnston, Ron Babb, Russel Piehl. First row,from left to right: Jon Pfingsten, Cindi Sahlin, Nancy Blad, Charlotte Good, Sue Osterbauer, Pat Connolly, Cody Fisher, Joan Lange, Shirley McKusick, Virginia Fraley, Duane Lawrence, Ron Ridge, Walter McPhail, Ron Nadeau. Second row: Dan Boyer, Ron Wiberg, Linda Lane, Gerri Kunshier, Pam Frandle, Cindy Pepin, Evelyn Penna, Cynthia Stanley, Phyllis Brown, Ruth Goss, Lynn Carlson, Karin Knapp, Craig Gervais, Mark Johnson, Bob Rodrique, Jim Gregorie, Joe Lingtin, Pete Saxe Third row: Verno Bontjes, Tonnia Johnson, Paul Munoz, Kevin Thomson, Betty Bowers, Verlene Larson, Laurel Rohl, Richard Morkert, Debbie Taurman, Claudia Peterson, Gert Bartnick, Jeannette Granger, Janet Bezek, Charlene Solomon, Lolita Switzer, Bill Minder, Dave Schlaeger. Fourth row: Jerry Wittwer, Lynn Wolf, Gerald Minder, Mike Bergquist, Bruce Miller, William Keller, Mike Grubbs, Kenneth Tolzmann, Karen Muller, Linda Sadler, Peggy Doyle, Martha Seeley, Verlin Bowman, Judy Dupre, Steven Langston, Steve Krube, Melvin Stoltzmann, Ronald Larson, Tom Morley. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN OFFICERS Seated: Larry Carpenter, secretary; Claudia Peterson, president. Standing: Doniver Ahlm, vice- president; Kevin Nickelson, treasurer. First row, from left to right: John Bunn, Mike Salmon, Loren Mathe- son, Norman Matheson, Jim Conner, Larry Thomas. Second row: Mike Schmidt, Sue Wickham, Christine Wigand, Judy Johnston, Rita Piehl, Judy Crohn, Mona Branchaud, Karin Sandstrom, Tim Rehbein, Ted Larson, Larry Grubbs, Michael Wittwer, Sherilyn Huerstel, Gloria Mills, Becky Brown, Steve Linnerooth, John Hering, Kim Titus. Third row: Steven Stolberg, John Zidar, David Peterson, Steve Ramsey, Steven Haaen. Gloria Boettcher, Granton Larson, Camilla Stricklin, Judy Faymoville, Barb Cockburn, Jean Branum, Rebecca Paine, Sharon LaCasse, Susan Bergquist, Linda Mueller, Candy Kuefler, Steve Knutson, Gregory Johnson, Larry Benson. Fourth row: Bill Dalin, Eldon Shannon, Bradley Marlette, Cliff Ross, Chris Ross, Greg Brisson, Susan Herzog, Donald Barnier, Heather Johnston, Judy Erickson, Pat Profant, Clyde Wason, Ronald Nelson, Dana Crohn, Julie Meister, Herbert Caron, Maynard Peterson, Jack Moxness, Alan Longley. First row, from left to right: Vickie Granger, Gordon Juberigan Mike Minon, Carol Konobeck, Bill Kunshier. Second row: Christine Borst, Barbara Storkan, Cheryl Solem, Joe Waldoch, Scott Alvin Allen Talvite, James Mallinger, Emmett LaBarre, Patricia Sahlin Caroloy Hawkinson, Arvella Bowman, Mary Campbell, Terry Han son, James Brett, James Anderson, Mike Geminer, Richard Sorgert Andrew Penna. Third row: Shelly Bergren, Barbara Kreuscher Kathy Morrison, Pam Benson, Kathy Eckdahl, Connie Videen, Dar leen Sunderson, Joan Johnson, Steven Baker, Steve Wigand, Deb- orah Olsen, Carol Maslowski, Sheila Carrell, Diane Clark, Karen Olsen, Cindy Vadner, Janet Rugroden, Ron Stanley, Dan Poff. Fourth row: Steve Brunner, Steve LeVessuer, Brad Miller, Rick Wahlquist, Arnold Raeder, Sharon Danks, Ken Wright, Jerry Hengele, Gary Helm, Charles Niemen, Gary Erickson, Arlen Swanson, Earl Fashbaugh, Lester Pearson, Bill Cockburn, Allen Mack, Cyril Riopel, Jim Wright, Cathy Morrow. First row, from left to right: Steve Bennett, Lynne Oczak, Daniel Longtin, Bruce Strand, Bruce Worley, Karen Carlson, Chuck Par- enteau, Michelle Miron, Linda Radtke. Second row: Robert Cloud, Patrick McMurchie, Steve Trombley, Bruce Sampson, Margaret Tessie, Dale Patten, Robert Ridge, Bruce Poff, Jerry Krueger, Scott Johnson, Alden Kunshier, Clinton Smith, Kent Carpenter, Becky Moen, Darlene Carlson, Debbie Bond, Lynn Setterholm, Julane Nielsen, Mary Danks. Third row: Gerald Hansen, Ron Schrader, Leonard Jeremy, Daniel Sandberg, Alan Dupre, Darrel Hansen, Steve Johnson, Mark Alford, Jeff Turnvall, Linda Schmedeke, Deborah Martinson, Judy Janke, Judy Bollinger, Vicki Nickelson, Iris Vogel, Delores Dagostino, Sheryl Anderson, Carol Jorgenson, Chris Wiezycki. Fourth row: Neil Bergerson, Leroy Haluptzuk, David Richardson, Richard Lehmann, Daniel Booren, David Mc- Gaughey, Craig Messner, Paul Wolf, Norman Peterson, Mark Ved- der, James O'Donnell, Debra Hughes, Janet Winiecki, Janet Frischmon, Barbara Robinson, Laurie Magnuson, Becky Koester, Lorene Seaver. 66 EXCEPTIONAL First row, from left to right: Betty Anderson, Jen- nifer San Cartier, David Desantell, Wayne Stolp, Wayne Shelander, Chuck Anderson, Sue Strong, Thomas Bergum. Second row: Ken- neth Ross, Arthur Koslowski, Dennis Russ, Tom Gallagher, Gordon Han- son, Donald Anderson, Steven Erickson, loretto Thompson. 67 s E V E N T H G R A D E First row, from left to right: David Weidner, Sandy West, Bruce Heinsohn, Dawn Wilcoxon, Auralee Borst, Deborah DeGree, Dennis Miron, Charles Solem. Second row: Thomas Knauff, Lonnie Linde- mann, Kevin Casey, Dean Larson, John Carlisle, Sheila Johnson, Kimberly Bruder, Michael Gulasch, JoDell Anderson, Roxanne Ray, Cathy Brown, William Wahlberg, Daria Thiltgen, Guy Lehner, Susan Jorgenson, Barbara Keller, Linda Hawkinson, l ary Bergum, Jody Fisher. Third row: Wendell Hauble, Scott Johnson, Dale Ruckle, First row, from left to right: Jeff Sausen, John Tate, Sheldon Matheson, Wayne Halley, William Larson, Dennis Alfveby, Joseph Gregoire, Terry Turbenson, Tom Hollihan, Jeff Anderson, Gary Olson, Thomas LaCasse, Eugene Huerstel, Gordon Grubbs, Steve Ficocello, Candice Bohjanen, Kathleen Hult, David Witham. Second row: Debbie Johnson, Diane Myrdahl, Deborah Jolly, Darlene Jolly, Marjorie Brandt, Bobbie Rowbotham, Linda Webb, Dzidra Ruby, Judy Poff, Sandra Anderson, Vicky Gillette, Goldeann Larson, Sandra Coleman, Gerald Monson, Duane Keller, David Saunders, Betty Erickson, Marcia Olson, Cassandra Midboe, Lois Nickelson, Joellen Hansen, Daniel Muellner, Fred Wenzel, Barbara Boedigheimer, Melanie Beeksma, Robin Julich, Vickie Hartung, Peggy Sullivan, Karen Plessel, Christine Pierce, Donna Richter. Fourth row: Tod Haanes, Kathy Scofield, Barbara Litzkow, Lois Dupre, Daniel Vanderpas, Patty Robinson, Kay Knowlan, Judy Darling, April Haug, Marlys Hammer, Wyness Larson, Ted Edstrom, Pat Pranke, Harlen Bontjes, Robert Westephal, Sharon Graves, Kevin Danielson, Byron Larson, Gary Simonson. Mike Trulen, Garman Torp, Steve Korn, James Houfer, Shawn Downes, Thomas Kolberg, Suzanne Timm, Teresa Wagner, Patti Allen, Delores Erickson, Sally Miller, Carol Pfingsten, Rhonda Barrett, Sandra Sinn, Ken Till, Keith Havens. Fourth row: John Long, Karen Lawrence, James Crete, Donald Pommier, Linda Miller, Margaret Fox, Roger Raeder, Michael DesMarais, Ellen Rohl, Corrine Schneid- er, Donald Schmidt, Richard Webster, Kathleen Shalander, Debbie Seim, Larry Rasmussen. Krube, Richard Thorp. Third row: Mike MacAdams, Tyrone Johnson, Mitchell Turnvall, Nancy Sampson, Beverly Corwin, Renee Maranell, Laurie Krueger, Diane Dougherty, Judy Broker, Vicki Proulx, Cheryl Gudmundson, Wendy Nutter, Barb Nelson, Beth Ekdahl, Cheryl Hvinden, Susan Ashbach. Fourth row: Brenda Dotray, Bethann Nerud, Colleen Talvitie, Collette Talvitie, Debra Branum, Marsha Magnuson, Ronnie Gilbertson, Bruce Elsenpeter, Daniel Ross, Peter Lawler, Clifford Wickman, Terry Newman, Dale Perreault, Jon Kuefler, John Severson, Gary Bolenbaugh, George Mickelson. ATHLETICS First row, from left to right: Kevin Nickelson, Mark Gaetz, Tom Anderson, Gordon LaCasse, Bob Westby, Ron Bel- shaw, Dave Delong, Gary Carlson, Wes Spence, Tom Wonick, David Nelson Second row: Coach Lahti, Clifford Crowley, Ronald Gilbertson, Steve Tornell, Tim Sullivan, Walter Stoltzman. Gary Carlson receives his third-place ticket in the District 25 meet. Howard Lahti, coach for cross country, had reason to be proud of the team this year. They had a near perfect record of six wins and one loss. In the conference meet Forest Lake placed second out of eight teams. Wes Spence was 6th in crossing the line. Forest Lake secured first place in the district meet with a near perfect score of 16. Dave DeLong, who was the outstanding run- ner of the team, came in first in the district meet. It's been a long, hard practice. T R Y ZcQn in cn O to n A SQUAD First row, from left to right: Layton Cohoes, Jock Sivigny, Willy Paul, Art Schneider, Wayne Skoglund, Pat Morley, John Moxness, Jim Robinson, Rick Lundberg, Jerry Larson. Second row: Buster Lind, Bob Carlisle, David Benson, Bob Pepin, Tim Glenn, Bob O'Brien, John O'Brien, Tim Casey, Bruce Mag- nuson, Mike O'Donnell. Third row: Coach Schumacher, Dave Conley, Roy Childers, Dave Spry, Tom O'Donnell, Jim Sederholm, Dave Schwartz, Darrel Severson, Bill Franta, Pat Casey, Coach Peterson. FOOTBALL The 1964 football squad racked up only 3 wins, while losing 6. After losing the season's opener to Brooklyn Center because of fumbleitis, the Rangers were still optimistic about their forthcoming games after trouncing Chisago City 47-0. Their hopes were short- lived, however, for Coach Stan Peterson's gridders were plagued with injuries. One of the biggest losses was lineman Jim Sederholm. Although it tallied as a loss, one of the highlights of the season was Forest Lake's performance against the Osseo Orioles. Coach Peterson's superb engineering, coupled with his boys' great determination, made this one of the finest games of the season. To reward his hard-nose, football-bulldozing, Pat Casey was selected as an All-Conference defensive end, while a trio of players, Dana Johnson, Bill Franta, and Darrel Severson, received All-Con- ference Honorable Mentions. Pat Morley, next year's captain, will be minus the efforts of nine graduationg seniors. Brooklyn Center . . OPPONENT 13 FL 7 Chisago City 0 47 Mahtomedi 37 20 St. Francis 0 7 Spring Lake Park . 18 7 Centennial 0 22 Fridley 26 6 Osseo 13 0 St. Paul Park 38 0 B SQUAD First row, from left to right: Chuck McConnell, Mike Niemezyk, Pete Saxe, Gerry Wyandt, Don Degendorfer, Kev- in Thomson, Court Nelson, Jack Ran- dall, Tom Morley, Bill Minder Second row: Eddie Lundberg, Chris Wortman, Jerry Larson, Bruce Saxe, Doug Ben- son, Roland Johnson, Mike Koester, Mike Conley, Brad Picotte, Jim Beck, Doug Poff. Third row: Jack Sivigny, Bob Carlisle, David Benson, Jim Rob- inson, Bob Pepin, Pat Cameron, Neil Bergerson, Gerald Minder, Willy Paul, Bernard Lorson Rick Elsenpeter. A SQUAD First row, from left to right: Gerald Larson, Steve Tornell, Mike O'Donnell, Tim Casey, Pat Morley, Ron Belshaw, Bob Elsenpeter, Layton Cohoes. Second row: Dave Conley, Dana Johnson, Darrel Severson, Dave Sandberg, Tom Gay, Greg Benson, Pat Casey, Bill Franta, Coach Conley. An elbow here, an elbow there BASKETBALL Under the leadership of capable Coach Conley, the FL cagers came through the season with an 18-4 record. Going 11 for 3 in the Skyline Conference, Conley's cagers took second place to Spring Lake Park. Darrel Severson, top scorer for the Rangers, ranked fourth in the conference. Co-captains Dave Conley and Darrel Sever- son were both voted All-Conference players, with Dave Sandberg and Greg Benson receiving honorable mentions. On March 12, at North Branch, the Rangers won their second con- secutive District 25 title by bombing the Barnum Bombers 75-50. Earlier the Rangers catapulted Pine City, squeaked by the ever- dangerous Chisago City Indians, and outlated undefeated Moose Lake. Darrel Severson, Tom Gay and Greg Benson were named to the All-District squad after the Barnum game at Cambridge. This year's Rangers performed the spectacular by spilling the proverbial apples from the carts of four supposedly undefeated teams: Faribault, North Branch, Spring Lake Park, and Moose Lake. The highlight of the season was probably felt by players and fans alike when the mighty Rangers vexed (and hexed?) the North Branch Vikings before a standing-room-only crowd. Friday, March 19, Forest Lake met the powerful Virginia team at the University of Duluth fieldhouse. Virginia defeated For- est Lake 47-45. A 25-foot desperation shot with only 2 seconds remain- ing ended the Ranger's state bid, and left one half of the stadium stunned, sulky, and sad. “Oh! Gosh! Where did the basket go? Who gets this tip? 74 c H A M P I O N S Down the floor, raise the score! Dana John- son OPPONENT FL St. Paul Park 50 71 Brooklyn Center 52 81 Mahtomedi 43 59 Centennial 59 87 St. Paul Mechanic Arts 54 50 Faribault 56 61 Spring Lake Park 69 60 Rush City 43 84 Osseo 62 60 St. Paul Park 47 68 North Branch 55 71 Fridley 65 83 Brooklyn Center 57 72 St. Francis 65 83 Mahtomedi 67 66 Centennial 35 76 Spring Lake Park 50 67 Osseo 57 69 Pine City 35 70 Chisago City 53 54 Moose Lake 57 61 Barnum 50 75 1-2-3-4 . . . What do you think we re looking for? Anything that goes up must come down. The Starting Line-up —Dana Johnson, Darrei Severson, Greg Benson, Dave Sandberg, Dave Conley. My legs are hairier than y-o-u-r legsT B SQUAD First row, from left to right: Don Degendorfer, Roland Johnson, Mike Con- ley, Ken Carpenter, Scott Miller, Steve Tornell. Second row: Tim Casey, Jim Severson, Roger Engquist, Lynn Bergerson, Steven Fitch, Bob Elsenpeter, Randy Sovia, Charles Klinefelter. � 3 5 ifu •; l ■ i 2rn 33p)f«r 5s 31 23 24 20lf3fl r 21 Co-captains Bob Westby and Mike Niemczyk. F.L. WRESTLING TEAM First row, from left to right: Gordon LaCasse, Bob Westby, Walter Peterson, Mike Niemczyk, John Thurnbeck, Arnie Dunn. Second row: Coach Matteson, Bruce Saxe, Mike Peloquin, Jim Robinson, John Thorp, Ronald Hendricks, Richard Rodrique, Coach Reiman. The matmen warm up be- fore a match. Potty cake, patty cake! WRESTLING 1965 was a remarkable year for wrestling at F.L.H.S. It marked the first time that a regional tournament was ever held at Forest Lake. On Saturday, February 27, wrestlers unveiled the colors of their respective schools, and fans crowded the doors long be- fore they were scheduled to open. The tournament began at 11:00 a.m. and, except for a brief break for meals, continued with an enthusiastic crowd until 10:30 p.m. Al- though Grand Rapids won the tournament, Forest Lake capped third place and did very well for itself by placing Bob Westby and Bruce Saxe into state competition, with Mike Niemczyk narrowly missing the chance to make it a threesome. In the State Tour- nament Bruce Saxe was defeated in the first round, but co-captain Westby placed fifth. Although the Rangers placed second to North Branch, Coaches Matteson and Reiman boasted four district champions in Arnie Dunn (95 ), Gordy LaCasse (103 ), Bob Westby (112 ), and Mike Niemczyk (120 ). Conference champions this year were co-captains Westby (103 ). and Niemczyk (120 ). Junior high boys practice long and hard. WY Ranger Bob Westby grapples with his Brook- lyn Center opponent. Bob took the Confer- ence championship in the 103 class. Arnie Dunn was the Forest Lake Invitational champion in the 95 class. He had a record of 4-3. 77 F. L GOLF TEAM From loft to right: Jim Sederholm, Pot Morley, Jeff Houle, Barton Johnson, Greg Linnell, Tom Wegleitner. Medalist Jim Sederholm receives commendation from Coach Ny- man. This season the golf team, coached by George Nyman, had an outstand- ing record of seven wins, one loss and one tie. In the Skyline Conference Tournament they placed second to Mahtomedi. Jim Sederholm was the medalist with a score of 78. Forest Lake also placed second in the District 25 Tournament. North Branch, who placed first, went on to win the state championship. Pat AAorley and Jeff Houle qualified for the Regional Tournament at Virginia, but were defeated. Pat Morley and Mr. Nyman discuss Pat's possibilities of a win at the Region Tournament. 78 F. L TENNIS TEAM First row, from left to right: Rick Lundberg, Don Hair, John Sullivan, Don Peterson, Mike Johnson, Bob Elsenpeter, Ken Quig- ley, Phil Isaacson, Fred Gould, David Zak. Second row: Coach Johnson, John Preiner, Rick Sandstrom, Bob Thurnbeck, Bill Fenton, Myron Fladland, Bob Anderson, Phil Edstrom, Jerry Larson. The FL tennis team had a very successful year, going undefeated in conference play. Coach Johnson and his seven netters added two trophies to the trophy case by winning the conference title and by narrowly edging out St. Paul Park 26-25 in the Skyline Conference Tennis Tournament at Brooklyn Center. In the Skyline Conference Tournament, Myron Fladland easily fought his way to winning the singles title, a title which he has now earned for three consecutive years. Phil Edstrom placed third in singles play, and his great second effort gave Forest Lake the one necessary point to win the tournament. Also doing a splendid job for Forest Lake were the doubles teams of Fenton-Anderson, Thurnbeck-Preiner, whose stamina in long games got them to the semi-finals, both losing to St. Paul Park in three sets. The tennis team failed to win a match in Region VII play, with Dennis Chez of Hibbing winning the singles event and placing second in the State. If he leans over the net once more. I'll hit him with my racket. ren't you glad you got over the mumps in ie? TRACK ‘fr , : f w v' 1' s� i. i i • “re JCfcaT • w ' ,t.- «atfjKrA. - 'C.A-; , I could head 'em off at the pass if it weren't for these darn hurdles! May I come down now, Mr. Schumacher?' Coached by John Schumacher, Forest Lake's thinclads finished the 1964 season by placing fifth in the district competitions, fifth in the conference meet, and fifth in the conference relay meet. Darrel Severson had his second triumphant season as a high jumper. Darrel placed first in the three conference meets and in the non-conference meet with St. Croix Falls. He set a new high jumping record of 5'11 Vi in the Skyline Conference meet. Dave DeLong, Jim Osland, Wayne Skoglund, and Tim Glenn, members of the half mile relay team, also did a creditable job —winning in two of the con- ference meets. Checking results. 80 Dove Conley, outstanding pitcher, prepares to outwit the opponent. F. L BATMEN First row, from left to right: Tom Schlavin, Gene Bolin, Bob O'Brien, D. J. Morehead, Tim Casey, Tom Barton, John O'Brien, Dana Johnson. Second row: Jerry Patrin, Dave Conley, Jim Berggren, Greg Benson, Dave Sand- berg, Pat Casey, Jim Lindberg, Mr. Stang. Our 1964 baseball team coached by Mr. Stang proved to be batting a thousand. After winning eight games, losing four, and tying one, they went on to submerge the teams in the district tournaments. In the region, they were defeated by Ely, who went on to the finals and placed fifth in the state. Dave Conley, outstanding pitcher for the Rangers, hurled one hundred eleven strike-outs to win eight games, while losing only three. SCORES OPPONENT FL St. Croix Falls 0 4 St. Paul Park 3 2 Osseo 0 1 Brooklyn Center 5 1 North Branch 0 9 Lindstrom 2 7 Mahtomedi 2 7 Chisago City 0 6 Spring Lake Park 2 1 Centennial 6 5 St. Francis 0 9 Cambridge 5 18 Fridley 2 2 District 25 Tournament Rush City 0 1 Sandstone 0 2 Lindstrom 0 13 Region 7 Tournament Duluth Morgan Park 0 6 Ely 12 4 A SQUAD From left to right: Bev Belshaw, Barb Thorp, Candy Randall, Mary Taylor, Mara Kauls, Dianne Johnson, Sharon Cakebread, Linda Martinson, Toni Kunshier. LET'S GO, RANGERS-Mara Kauls, Mary Taylor, Bev Belshaw. CHEERLEADERS B SQUAD Front row, from left to right: Marlys Cakebread, Roxan Tuominen. Second row: Kathy Pepin, Rita Remitz, Colette Carpenter. The choir kept a busy schedule this year singing at the Linwood P.T.A., Christmas Concert, Hospital Benefit Concert in February and the Spring Concert in May. CHOIR Claudia Lee, the choir's only accompanist, practices music used throughout the year. SOPRANOS Bonnie Ahlm Mary Anderson Denise Bakeberg Bunny Behrens Sharon Cakebread Sandra Ekvall Marlene Erickson Helen Gould Gwen Hering Pat Griffith Kay Halverson Sue LeVesseur Cheryl Matheson Carol Marier Eileen Wright ALTOS Karen Berggren Penny Carpenter Diane Dufresne Cynthia Houle Mary Houle Cornelia Johnson Mara Kauls Claudia Lee Kathy Mills Sheryl Miller Linda Morrison Kathy Peloquin Suzette Peterson Peggy Witham Penny Yale TENORS Alana Allen Frank Anderson Sharen Berggren Jackie Cooley Terry Herzog Debbie Klensendorf Bob Nordin Donna Swanson BASSES Ron Belshuw Gary Carlson Dave DeLong Ralph DeLong Phil Edstrom Bill Elmstrom Don Flesvig Richard Grega Ralph Knapp Dean Pierce Doug Rush John Thurnbeck Robert Thurnbeck 84 CHOIR COUNCIL First row, from left to right: Diane Dufresne, Sheryl Miller, Sharon Cakebread, Claudia Lee, Mary Houle, Karen Berggren. Second row: Bill Elmstrom, John Thurnbeck, Dean Pierce, Phil Edstrom. � TRIPLE TRIO First row, from left to right: Linda Ramsden, accompanist. Sue LeVesseur, Sheryl Miller, Annette Ersfeld. Second row: Helen Gould, Gwen Hering, Kathy Mills. Third row: Sharon Cakebread, Eileen Wright, Mary Houle. Choir Director Mr. Russell Rose. At the Christmas Concert the choir performed several pieces from their repertoire of classic Christmas carols. FLHS CONCERT BAND o r BAND FOREST LAKE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT Clarinets Marlene Miller Cheri Nelson Cheryl Tennis Joanne Vogel Jolena Lind Pat Corbett Joan Hauble Sue Dalin Linda Martinson Ray Ensrud Debby Tuominen Karen Mulvihill Barb Thorp Kris Heisler Debby Stehr Donna Fraley Shirley Onasch Alto Clarinet Sandy Johnson Bass Clarinet Dianne Johnson Mary Taylor French Horn Cindy Fors Karen Matheson Leslie Carvell Bassoon Paul Havens Barb Bowers Obal Bob Engquist Linda Swanson Flute Doug Harper Bonnie Amundson Lynn Doyle Jackie Scofield Gail Linnell Bev Belshaw Trombone Jim Hegler Jim Granger Mike Conley Shirlene Trowbridge Roland Johnson Mark Lellman Bass Dale Monson Larry Gilbertson Mike Johnson Pete Berven Trumpet Steve Voss Dave Guertin Rodney Amundson Earl Buys John Nordlund Wally Larson Kristen Johnson John Randall Layton Cohoes Baritone Tim Armstrong Gerald Matheson Phil Mulvihill Dan Conner Drums Gordon Marcott Jenine Morstad Greg Tennis Rose Morrow Peggy Hillesheim Alto Saxophone Candy Randall Marlene Magnuson Lynda Stuard Judy Branjord Kathy Pepin Tenor Saxophone Susan Lane Peggy Sahlin Baritone Saxophone Joan Karsky Jack Werner 86 Stephen Voss, Dale Monson, and Jim Hegler show the variety of ways that the band uniforms can be worn. � The band performed with vigor at the Homecoming The performance of the major- Bonfire ceremonies. ettes heightens the enjoyment of watching the marching band. Kathy Trudeau, Mara Kauls, and Linda Bernston. BAND COUNCIL —Jim Hegler, president; Dianne Johnson, senior representative; Earl Buys, sophomore representative; Doug Harper, treasurer; John Nordlund, junior representative. At the Homecoming game, drurf major, Mara Kauls, led the band through its half-time routine. At home games, the pep band livens things up with their peppy selections. To moke their performances more enjoyable, the junior high band rehearses hard and long. Flutes Mary LaCasse Trombone Ken Tolzman Ann Miller Larry Carpenter Mark Lellman Dan Sandager Beth Edstrom Dennis Peterson Gary Olson Mike Jasinski Mary Berven Cynthia Ekvall Laura Lee Steve Hursh Rita Houle Debra Johnson Pat Johnson Tom Grund Jackie Fraley Bass Clarinet Donald Stienke Peter Lawler Connie Branjord Christine Hult Danny Nast Bass Horns Sheryle Swan Bassoon Baritone Peter Flesvig Douglas Benson Barbara Bowers Myron Tate Clarence Johnson Clarinets Alto Saxophone Gary Kniessel Percussion Jeanne Gilbertson Mavis Onasch Comets Greig Tennis Carol Ekdahl Robert Wahlberg John Randall Mark Wegleitner Janice Mehloff John Waller John Fladland Nancy Mulvihill Barbara Peterson Tenor Saxophone Dennis LeVine Richard Johnson Virginia Mickelson Lynn Wolf Ken Sahlin Bill Lawler Charlotte Ratzlaff French Horn Marla Rosenberg Carol Randall Louise Swanson Mary Isaacson Randall Frederickson Susan Deerly Mary Klinefelter Dan Waldoch JUNIOR HIGH BAND The junior high band has become quite active and makes band is under the direction of Mr. Joseph Partington. frequent appearances throughout the year. The Pep Club members enjoy boosting enthusiasm and school spirit. PEP CLUB Encouraging the Ranger basketball team with posters are Kathy Raeder and Barb Caron. Throughout the year G.A.A. members play bas- How do you mark for a spare? Maybe I should give it another little ketball, softball, tumble, and bowl to keep physi- push. cally fit. G.A.A. Girls’ Athletic Association G.A.A. OFFICERS—From left to right: Leslie Carvell, sophomore representative; Joanne Vogel, sen- ior representative; Penny Carpen- ter, vice-president, Lynn Doyle, sporthead; Bonnie Amundson, jun- ior representative; Margie Wol- lan, secretary-treasurer; Robin Wyman, president. OOMPH! LETTERMEN OFFICERS —Tom O'Donnell, secretary-trea- surer; Dave Conley, vice-president; Greg Benson, presi- dent. Lettermen usher at all home athletic events. The hardest part of the job is keeping people off the gym floor. The proper technique of applying make-up is demonstrated by Terry Rousselow and a repre- sentative from the Jeanne Nadal Cosmetic Company, Serving for the F.LE.A. is one of the girls' money- The girls are stressing culture improvements this making projects. Here Gladys Bergum and Karen year. A talk was given to the girls by a repre- Mulviholl prepare some goodies. sentative from the Ridder School of Beauty. Here Mary San Cartier and Jeanne Vandelac try a little culturing. SENIOR F.H.A. OFFICERS — From left to right: Leslie Carved, sopho- more representative; Sue Lane, songleader; Sandy Anderson, vice president; Joan Karsky, president; Carole Hartzi, treasurer, Janice Radden, secretary; Joyce Engstrom, parliamentarian. F.H.A. Future Homemakers Of America JUNIOR F.H.A. OFFICERS-Mary Klinefelter, trea- surer; Carol Randall, parliamentarian; Connie Videen, vice president; Carol Radden, presi- dent; Cindy McKinnon, secretary; Pat Johnson, songleader. Future Farmers Of America F.F.A. OFFICERS - From loft to right: Bill lauer, reporter; Larry Palmer, president; Ray West, secretary; Norman Moody, treasurer; John Nickelson, sentinel. As they anxiously await acceptance at the green hand initiation, non-F.F.A. boys listen to a speaker. STAFF ASSISTANTS-First row, from left to right: Toni Kun- shier, Darlene Johansen, Bonnie Amundson, Linda Hennen, Denise Bakeberg. Second row: Ellen Vietor, Sharon Bruder, Diana Jorgenson, Marlene Miller, Jeanne Berger, Chris Thom- son, Carole Hartzi, Kathy Mills. STAFF-First row, from left to right: Robyn Wyman, Corby Thompson, Linda Ramsden,. Sandy Johnson, Peggy Sahlin. Second row: Bonnie Paul, Linda Bernston, Shirley Onash, Cheryl Tennis, Sharon Radtke. Third row: Patty Corbett, Joanne Vogel, Claudia Lee, Cathy Carlisle, Donna Lou Johnson. BREEZE CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF, John Olson and Matt Berven. THE BREEZE STAFF BREEZE ASSISTANTS, Donna Swanson and Mary Anderson, and FEA- TURE EDITOR, Sandy Zeleschnak. SKI CLUB MEMBERS First row, from left to right: Sandra Dressel, Karen Berger, John Olsan, Mark Hanson, Hjordis Ruby, Patti Hartman, John Ber- gum, Steve Korn. Second row: Peter Elko, Donna Swanson, Sandy Zeleschnak, Matt Berven, Pete Berven, Steve Stolberg, Paul Havens, Dean Pierce, Kevin Nickelson. Third row: Jack Wer- ner, Mary Berven, Dan Chaussee, Jim Granger, Greg Boehm, John Nordlund. Zing!! What a feeling! SKI CLUB GLISSADERS” Ski Club Presdient Matt Berven and Vice Presi- dent Lynda Stuard. For good skiing, all equipment must be in excellent condition. Pete Berven checks his ski boots before leaving with the club for Indianhead, Michigan. A Strategic Move. Ron Johnston and John Olson. Forest Lake Chess Club SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL-First row, from left to right: Penny Yale, Lynn Mattson, Mary Ersfeld, Patty Houle, Anita Gay, Penny Carpenter, Jenine Morstad, Joyce Engstrom, Toni Kunshier, Barb Thorp, Sheryl Miller. Second row: Matt Berven, John Olsan, Rick Albrecht, Tim Casey, John Nordlund, David Spry, Jim Severson, Bob O'Brien, Ralph DeLong, Robin Booren. SENIOR COUNCIL OFFICERS — From left to right: Sheryl Miller, parliamentarian; Barb Thorp, secretary; Penny Carpenter, president; Penny Yale, vice-president. 98 STUDENT Robin Wyman and Dianne Johnson take care of the fruit machine. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL—First row, from left to Picotte, Barb Marier, Mr. Streater, Susan Jorgenson, Gloria right: Peggy Doyle, Roxan Tuominen, Betty Bowers, Nancy Boettcher, Margaret Tessier, Sue Herzog, David Minder, Kevin Valenty, Cindy Sahlin, Charlotte Ratzlaff, Joyce Jeans, Marlys Casey. Hammer, Carol Jorgenson. Second row: John Randall, Brad COUNCIL On January 14, the junior high student council sponsored a hard-time dance, one of the three sock-hops they sponsor during the year. Profits go to the student foreign-exchange fund. D E B A T E Resolved: Nuclear arms be controlled by an international organization. The debaters won 17 and lost 13 negative but won 5 and lost 25 affirmative. Practice debates were held before the invitational tour- naments at the University of Minnesota and St. Cloud State College. JUNIOR HIGH DEBATERS First row, from left to right: Granton Larson, Dennis Alfveby, Steve Ramsey, Susan Ashbach, Vicky Gillette, Judy Crohn, Rita Houle, Richard Thorp, Keith Havens. Second row: Richard Johnson, John Waller, Clarence Johnson, Maynard Peterson, Richard Webster, Mr. Streeter, Dan Sandager, Steve linnerooth, Fred Wenzel. JUNIOR HIGH GENERAL SPEECH First row, from left to right: Keith Havens, Fred Wenzel, Carol Randall, Rene Dunn, Maynard Peterson, Richard Johnson, Carol Jorgenson, Nancy Sampson, Laura Bruder, Mr. Streeter, Vicki Granger, Judy Bollinger, Shelly Berggren, Kimberly Bruder, Candy Bohjanen. Second row: Richard Thorp, Steve Linnerooth, Dennis Alfveby, Dan Sandager, Virginia Ellertson, Gertrude Bartnick, Jeanette Granger, Darlene Vanderpas, Cindy McKinnon, Judy Crohn, Heather Johnston, Colleen Talvitie, Nancy Mulvihill, Rita Houle, Gran- ton Larson. Third row: Betty Bowers, Barb Peterson, Barb Bowers, Gerald Hansen, Clarence Johnson, John Waller, Darrel Hansen, Charlotte Ratzlaff, Vicky Gillette, Sue Wickham, Debbie Johnson, Vicki Proulx, Margaret Tessier, Susan Ashbach, Cheryle Gudmundsen, Cynthia Stanley, Richard Webster. Junior high de- bates hold a mock debate to prepare for the real thing. 100 THESPIANS THESPIANS OFFICERS Sitting: Paul Havens, vice president; Sandy Zeleschnak, treasurer. Standing: Mr. Fournier, John Olson, president; Matt Berven, secretary. THESPIANS First row, from left to right: Mr. Fournier, Donna Swan- son, Linda Ramsden, Diane Dahlberg, Diana Jorgenson, Annette Ersfeld, Mary Houle Second row: Shirley Onasch, Ron Johnston, Greg Boehm, Paul Havens, Ray Ensrud, Joanne Vogel, Linda Fahey. Third row: Mar- lene Miller, Sue LeVesseur, Patty Houle, Helen Gould, Linda Martinson. Fourth row: George Haas, Sandy Zeleschnak, John Olsan. Fifth row: Matt Berven, Alvin Selleck, Nick Ashbach. Instead of a spring banquet, the Thespians had a tobogganing party and smorgasbord at Forest Hills Country Club. 101 AUDIO-VISUAL MEMBERS-From left to right: Dan Sullivan, Ray West, Dan Hair, Al Selleck, Alden Booren, Ray Anderson, Curtis Behm, Steve Ashbach, Sharon Bruder, Cathy Christman, Barb Caron, Mr. Fuhrman. AUDIO-VISUAL ADVISOR, Mr. Fuhrman. 102 Al Selleck and Alden Booren work with all types of A-V equipment. POSTER CLUB POSTER CLUB MEMBERS —Sitting: Donna Mesich, Patty Boehm. Standing Judy Swanson, Connie Brooks, Carol Dahlberg. Members of the Poster Club make posters for all types of school activities. Here Donna Mesich and Patty Boehm apply their artistic talents on a sock- hop poster. Mr. Scofield also spends many patient hours a week instructing students behind the wheel. DRIVER EDUCATION Before a student actually drives, he learns the proper road etiquette in Mr. Scofield's classroom course. Marlene gets a sneak look at the Girl State pin as Dianne pins it on her. The Girl Stater is sponsored by the F.L Ladies Auxilary. After being selected Boy State representa- tive, Jerry receives con- gratulations from Tom. Jerry is sponsored by the F.L. Legionaires. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row, from left to right: John Olson, Linda Martinson, Julena Lind, Sandy Zeleschnak, Toni Kunshier, Darlene Johansen, Terry Henderson Sec- ond row: Matt Berven, Phil Edstrom, Ron Johnston, Sheryl Miller, Alvin Selleck, Dianne Johnson, Tom O'Donnell, Bill Franta, Nancy Heller. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row, from left to right: Claudia Lee, Lynn Doyle, Terry Herzog, Carole Hartzi. Second row: Marlene Miller, Ken Carpen- ter, Bob O'Brien, Gerald Peterson, Rick Albrecht, Mary Houle, Karin Mulvihill. A great debate took place between Hoobert Humphy and ''Scarey Bold- water at the bonfire. One, two, three—hop! (Junior high snake dance) Students anxiously a- wait the burning of the Spring Lake Park effigy. The Elites provided music for dancing at the senior high sockhop. 106 Toni Kunshier Julena Lind Sheryl Miller Dianne Johnson Corby Thompson Queen Kathy Balzart Linda Martinson The Crowning Moment by Mr. Football, Pat Casey Q U E E N C O R B Y The Rangers battled ruggedly against the Spring Lake Park Pan- thers. Everyone from Moonbeam McSwine to Daisy Mae was at the shindig. The Hoppers from Hicksville! SADIE HAWKINS After being married by Marryin' Sam (Greg Boehm), it was not long before each couple made a visit to the divorce court. 109 By tinging Christmas carols, the audience gets a chance to take part in the program. 110 The Girls' Glee Club song at the junior high concert. CHORALE READING GROUP-First row, from left to right: Darrel Hanson, Tom Hollihan, Renee Dunn, Nancy Sampson, Kim Bruder, Cindy Stanley, Vicki Gil- lette, Sue Bergquist. Second row: Dick Johnson, Bill Keller, Dan Sandager, Gerald Hanson, Colleen Talvitie, Cheryl Gudmundson, Nancy AAulvihill, Rita Houle, Carol Randall, Laura Bruder. Miss Peterson coaches from the sidelines for the Christmas play put on at the junior hiah concert. “INHERIT THE WIND” Cast of INHERIT THE WIND “Now let's try that Fournier. 112 The two opposing attorneys, played by John Olsan and Paul Havens, defend their cose. The townspeople hold a supper in the village square to honor Mat- thew Brady, a famous attorney. scene again. Mr. Dawn Larson portrayed Laura, the typical, sweet young girl. How do you do, Ernest? —Paul Hav- ens, Joanne Vogel, Dawn Larson, Ray Ensrud. Tony, Ray Ensrud, introduces himself to the audience as the cynical Winifred, Joanne Vogel, looks on. IMPROMPTU 9 9 The cast of IMPROMPTU, who won competition in Forest Lake and Rush City, went on to regional competition at Silver Bay, but were defeated by Denfeld and Hibbing. 113 CHAPTER SWEETHEART Mary San Cartier Mary learns from F.F.A. advisor, Mr. Sandager, about the different ap- pearances she will make throughout the year. F F A C H A P T E R S W E E T H E A R T Of course, Mary is a fu- ture homemaker, but she also takes advantage of Mr. Wittig's counseling services in planning a career. 114 Because reading is one of Mary's hobbies, she frequently visits the library. SOPHOMORE DANCE- The Queen's Dance. The dance had a very good turnout. Music for the evening was provided by the Paul Dennis band. The Stag Line. Oops! The Re freshment Line. 115 “Sweetheart Swing” SOPHOMORE ROYALTY Queen Collette Carpenter and King Tim Casey PATRONS Arnie s Barber Shop A W Drive-In Benoy Bros. Construction Co. Bergstrom's Gifts Bill's Shoe Repair Canvas Work Bob's Barber Shop Bob Johnson's Sporting Goods Carter's Jewelry Carvell Parts Supply City Meat Market Coast to Coast Store Colonial House Liquor Gift Store Commercial Hotel Cottage Barber Beauty Shop Cottage Cleaners Denny's Red Owl Dr. J. M. Lyone Dr. Ruggles Dumont's Hairdressing Studio Earling's Apparel Engquist Erickson Holiday Station Fahey's Rock House First Minnesota Real Estate Flare Broiler Forest Lake Department Store Forest Lake Greenhouse Forest Lake Locker Packing Co. Forest Lake Lumber Mart Forest Lake Motors Inc. Forest Lake Radio T.V. Forest Lake Shell Service Forest Lake State Bank Forest Lake Times Forest Lake Trailer Haven Forest Lake Trailer Park Gambles Harold's Auto Repair Harold's Shoe Store Hart Rexall Drug Store Hennen Chevrolet Co. Hermes Hilton Realty H. K. Dupont Houle Grocery Houle Realty Insurance Hursh Cabinet Co. H. Winnick Co. Inter-State Lumber Co. Jean's Implement Inc. John V. Jergens Johnson Photography Johnson Real Estate Kuno's Store Kunshier Paint Floor Covering Lakes Gas Co. Lakeview Mobil Service Mattson Funeral Home Mickey Jeans Ford Morley Transfer Nationwide Industries Inc. O'Leary's Forest Hills Golf Club Our Own Hardware Patrin Insurance Peterson Drug Redwood Inn Cafe Reub's Tire Shop Rex Cafe Ron's T.V. Sales Service Ruppert Iverson Scandia Shopping Center Sears Catalog Merchant Setterholm Super Fair Skateland Skogmo South End 66 Service S. R. Schultz —Public Accountant Stripe Drive-In Thrift Gas Oil Tots To Teens Uncle Jim Corbett's Sewing Center Wagner's Hamburger Shop Wink's Bottle Shop Wolters Auto Supply Co. Worth's Furniture Mart 118 FADS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS I AUTOGRAPHS