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

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BELOW: A senior desperately tries to make it to the top at Eko Backen. RIGHT: During the senior-faculty game, Mr Lauligar gets the jump on a senior opponent. ABOVE: During senior week a smiling Steve Krasky signs Patti Boyer’s sweatshirt. RIGHT: Juniors Tracy Tolzmann and Frank LaMotte yield to their master’s every whim on slave day. 28 Senior Week

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First Dance in New School Given by Seniors TOP LEFT: Teachers orientate confused students during study hall. TOP RIGHT: Entering the new school for the first time are Annette Lappe and Roxanne Boesel. ABOVE: Students arrive “very early on the first day in the new school. Winter 27

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Downhill Surfing Exhausts Seniors The slogan “There are too few like '72” was proven this year as the annual senior week activi- ties began. Monday, the class colors of purple and white distinguished many seniors. That night classmates attended the party at Eko Backen which included innertubing and sno-surfing down the hills. Winning the trophies for the longest trips down the hill on a sno-surf board were Cathy Arth and Max McGowan! Tuesday, sweatshirt day, was also highlighted by the slave auction which was held after school. The dreaded day for the lowly juniors was Wednesday when they were obliged to obey every command of their masters. Dress-up day on Thursday created an air of dignity for the entire school to follow. Fri- day was the annual basketball game between the winning senior boys and the faculty. Follow- ing the wrestling match and the basketball game, the first sock hop in the new school was held. Music was provided by “Paranoia.” TOP LEFT: Brad Bernston, Tom Haas and other FL Freaks demonstrate their mock basketball warmups. LEFT: Faculty cheerleaders Mrs. Conley, Miss Paulson and Mrs. Wiley in- crease teacher spirit with Tiger Pull”. ABOVE: Lisa Benoy and Bill Baber take time out to relax from activities at Eko Backen. Senior Week 29