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

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GEORGE NYMAN Chemistry Business Mathematics, Golf STEPHAN RADTKE Basic Mathematics Business Mathematics ROBERT ROSE Plane and Solid Geometry, Trig., Anal. Geometry, and Higher Math. CEDRIC SCHLUTER Mathematics Kevin Nickelson shows a boa constrictor to his fellow biology students. GERALD WAVRIN Mathematics Science ARNOLD SCOFIELD Business Mathematics Basic Mathematics Driver Education LEWIS SCHROEDER Science

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MERLYN ERICKSON Higher Algebra Physics HENRY DEMBICZAK Science GWENDOLYN HANSON Science HERBERT HARPER Biology Field Biology A career in advanced technology and re- search requires a good basic foundation at the high school level. This foundation is found by F.L.H.S. students in college preparatory classes such as Higher Algebra; Higher Math, Analytic Geometry and Trig.; and Chemistry, Physics and Biology. Students who have strug- gled through these courses will find many varied fields of study open to them at the college level. For the student who does not have a par- ticular interest in either of these fields, but would like a well rounded education, he may choose the Business Mathematics course or Physical Science. These courses will give him a basic understanding of figures and budget balancing or a general knowledge of the scientific elements around him. JACK GREENE LOIS HANLY Physical Science Algebra AND SCIENCE MARLENE HARTZELL Mathematics GRAHAM LARSON Mathematics 22

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DONALD ARNESON Spanish SHARON ANDERSON English IONE HANSON English JAY JOHNSON English LARRY LITMAN French THOMAS PALMER English ALICE BERVEN English Composition RICHARD FOURNIER Speech English ENGUSW A spark of life was added to the language departments this year. The second year French students held a model class one evening in De- cember. The purpose of this was to acquaint peo- ple with new methods of teaching modern lan- guages. The language department hopes to further de- velop the students' interest and knowledge by the addition of a French III and Spanish IV class. Their main objective now is to continually strive to de- velop continuity of programs at the junior and senior high levels. An added boost to the Sr. High English De- partment was the production of Shakespeare's Macbeth. This performance was presented to the F.L.H.S. students by professional players from the Tyrone Guthrie Theater Company. For those who had already read the play it was an added bonus. And for those who hadn't, but will in their future years, it was an added stimulus to the enjoyment and satisfaction of reading the great master.