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

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Mrs. Shirley Fairbanks, our library clerk, has been at Forest Lake for two years. Previous to this she was employed at Center City and Chisago Lakes High Schools. A graduate of FLHS, Mrs. C. Coy received her training in Minnesota and Chicago Business Schools. She has worked off and on in FL for the last twenty-seven years, and served as secretary in a New York Junior High School. Sewing, archery, and bridge occupy the spare time of Mrs. Marian Tuominen, who is clerk in the Senior High School Principal's Office. Her hometown was Shafer, and she attended Lindstrom Cen- ter City High School. She has worked in FL for last five years. SECRETARIES . . . THE ENTIRE SCHOOL DEPENDS UPON THEM. Melba, Sahlin, secre- tary to the Senior High Principals, has worked in FL for the past twenty years. She worked as sec- retary and bookkeep- er in several schools and businesses in the St. Paul area, after her graduation from Forest Lake. What spare time she has, she spends sewing. Since 1951, Mrs. Muriel Alcock has served as a secretary in the superin- tendents office. A graduate of Edison High School, she worked for several industries, before coming to FL. A graduate of Monroe High, Mrs. Ran- dall worked for Hershey Chocolate be- fore coming to FL. In her spare time, she is active in church activities. May Damsgaard was employed by the emporium and Brown and.Bigelow be- fore returning to Forest Lake, her home- town, where she has worked for the last thirteen years. Her spare time activities include knitting. 9

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Ken Hanson inspects the damage done to the field lights by the tornadoes. Our principal and weatherman, Mr. Floyd Cohoes, has been at FLHS for more than twenty-four years. From his hometown, Zimmerman, he went to St. Cloud State and the University of Minnesota, where he received his B.S. degree. Working in several Minnesota High Schools, he taught a variety of subjects, including, Math, English, and History. His spare time is spent in outdoor activities. MR. COHOES. Senior High Principal. PRINCIPALS . . ALWAYS BUSY, ALWAYS INTERESTED Our principals are dedicated men who face two types of problems during the year, and face them with courage and determination. They tackle the routine difficulties of discipline and the welcomed duties of coordinating special events. This year's Homecoming program, athletic events, and senior activities all benefited from their guidance. They deserve recognition for a job well done. Bradford High School is the alma mater of as- sistant principal Mr. Ken Hanson. He earned his B.S. degree at Wisconsin State at La Crosse, and the University of Minnesota. He's made Forest Lake his home for eleven years. Canoeing, fishing, golf, and assorted outdoor sports occupy his spare time. 8 KENNETH HANSON. Assistant Senior High Principal.

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OPENING . • • Faces reflect joy, depression, anxiety, hope. These are the faces of F.L.H.S. 10