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LEFT: Sampling the delicacies of the French dinner are. Joe lien Davis and Mary Carlson. BE- LOW: Lazily daydreaming of the falling snow outside their windows, a group of seniors listen half- heartedly to their social science teacher. LEFT: Fourth hour study hall students relieve their tensions by participating in gym ac- tivities during noon hour. ABOVE: Winter brings no change from the usual battery of tests, as Tracy Tolzman is forced to realize at the end of the first long semester. Winter 27
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Winter Abounds in Varied Events With the coming of winter, also came excitement for many students of FLHS. Between watching snowmobile races and chasing fire engines, they did manage to get some homework done. A break from the weariness of school came when students were evacuated to the Forest Lake Ele- mentary because of a false bomb scare in late Janu- ary, an unfortunate event. The one-act play was taken from a short story, “The Test, and was directed by Mr. Carlson. At Chisago Lakes High School, Joe Tritchler was pre- sented the best actor award for his portrayal of the grandfather in the contest play. As an opportunity to stimulate interest, mini- courses ranging from karate for girls and cooking for boys to astrology and social dancing were of- fered the first week in March. Amidst many winter activities, students still looked forward to Easter, spring events and finally their summer vacation. TOP RIGHT: Sue Bennett and Ruth Glassel wholeheartedly speak their lines during the Speech Choir's part in the Christmas Concert. ABOVE: Eager to get a taste of the many unusual dishes at the annual wild- life dinner is Jt'di Schroeder. 26 Winter
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BELOW In the one-act play “The Test,” Ann. Robin Sahlin, revolts at the idea of her grandfather having to pass a test in order to live. Terry, Diane Parnell, and Jerry, Kevin Sahlin, listen confusedly. RIGHT: Serving punch to Mr. Rand at the French Club dinner is Marie Riopel. ABOVE: Following senior skit night. Stu Dunn and Jackie Schmidt enjoy a meal at the Flare. RIGHT: Keith Sahlin, Ski Club mem- ber. cautiously examines a slippery slope. 28 Winter
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