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

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LEFT: FLHS students ride the snowy bumps of Eko Backen on inner tubes. BELOW: The Student Council offers hot chocolate to frozen broomball spectators and participants. RIGHT: As the seniors make a sweeping victory, Rich Welch raises his broom in triumph. FAR LEFT: Putting the finishing touches on her prize-winning sculpture is junior Gloria Houle. LEFT: Students talk about the events of Sno Week while waiting for hot chocolate in the senior high cafeteria ABOVE: Carol Olseen looks warily down the hill to watch for oncoming obsta- cles. Sno Week 29

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Sno Week ’73 Is a First for FLHS “Sno Foolin’ ”—FLHS has rebirth of Sno Week during January 22-27 . . week saved by snowfall on preceding Sunday buttons reduce admission to activities . junior girls and senior boys are final victors of broomball tournaments . hot chocolate party sets a relaxed atmosphere after ex- citing contests film festival entertains students with comedies of Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Road Runner, and Marx Brothers .. “While the Marx Brothers were going West, the crowd was going nuts!!!” snow sculpture contestants were: Frog on a Toad- stool, W.C. Fields, Trinoceros, and Choir Girl ... Our Gang's Gator wins first . .. inner- tubing at Eko Backen in warm temperatures “Watch out—we're coming down!” ... bruised bodies and snow-filled boots sock hop ends Sno Week ... “Rue Delight” provides music for large crowd . . plans for Sno-Week '74?

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BELOW: A favorite sliding formation used by Sno Week goers is the construction of a train. RIGHT: The roughness of broomball hockey is shown as players fight for control of the ball. TOP LEFT: Mr. Franzen takes his judging assignment seriously as he examines every detail of the snow sculpture Trinoceros. ABOVE: The hilarious antics of the Marx Brothers cause much laughter among viewers. RIGHT: Kathy Waldoch whispers romantic words to her date at the Sno Foolin' sockhop. 30 Sno Week