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

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Dogpatch USA- Theme at Sadie Sadie ’72 . . . ‘‘Right on” Nov. 18 cafe- teria barnyard “A success only if everyone comes and has a great time” ... costumes from Dogpatch USA “Admission - $2.48, $2.73, $2.98 junior responsibility “Who’s Honest Abe size?” . unique elec- tion and coronation . wading through the hay stack . . Lii' Abner and Daisy Mae reign .. “Kilo” .. . shy singles ... Indoor” Out- houses . . Marryin’ Sam in demand .. . “Where does the kiss come in?” ... pictures for a slight fee Divorcing Dan attends those who prefer single life . . “At least us guys won’t go broke on this dance” . . hill- billies enjoy kickapoo joy juice and donuts . . haypitching clean up crew dedicated teachers lend a helping hand . . . refresh- ments afterwards at Farrell’s . small crew fora large scale job TOP: Dogpatch royalty, Eric Blad and Mary Doruff, show stunned but pleased emotions after their lottery election. ABOVE: Newly married Dana Redfield and Becky Tolzmann are framed for their wedding picture. RIGHT: For admission to Sadie Hawkins, Jim Hamilton and Gail Buys have their waists measured by junior Carol Lawrence. Sadie Hawkins 21

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BELOW: At the Sadie Hawkin s Dance, couples share friendly chats while awaiting their mar- riage ceremonies. RIGHT: Following their wedlock. Terri Motschenbacher and Paul Read re- ceive congratulations from Becky Vierkandt. 20 Sadie Hawkins ABOVE. Debbie Avoles and Sue Peltier show their affections for Dave Clifford with a smack on the cheek. RIGHT: Taking time out on the haystacks. Jan Devine. Rhonda Barnes and Doug Kiekhafer listen to Kilo.

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Ice Rink Brings Winter Outside Winter sets activities into motion Ski Club members enjoy trips to Trollhaugen the annual Christmas Concert is held December 21 restoring tradition, the band performs “Overture to the Messiah” the choir pre- sents Christmas numbers on KTCA TV “There’s so much to do all at one time!”.. . as students change semesters, registration for 73-74 school year begins a shortened Christmas vacation amusing happenings at pepfests promote school spirit the one- act play. The Balcony Scene, wins at sub- district basketball games and wrestling matches “We finally got a new hockey rink.” Sno-Week is winter fun for all... opportunities open to girls in gymnastics and volleyball new winter ideas induce student involvement TOP: Cheerleaders Kathy Gaughn. Renee Ahlm. Barb Hanson and Mari Gilbertson rouse the spirit at a pepfest. LEFT: After a dunking from seniors Wally Franta and Mike Carlson. Mr. Ashby laughs at his own predicament. ABOVE: ’The Singing Educators.” Mr. Lindstrom. Mr. Hyatt. Mr. Motschenbacher and Mr. Elvehjem. entertain the audience at the Christmas concert. 22 Winter