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

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1. After one of the first school dances, students convert the dance floor back into cafeteria-style by returning the heavy tables. 2. During a brief break at the U. of M. Workshop, students exchange new thoughts. 3. Mike Joachim shows concentration while searching for water with cop- per rods. 4. On the first day, school life reawakens with the arrival of buses and students. 5. Kathy Waldoch and Sylvia Rossi share sunflower seeds on a warm fall day. 6. Sophomores look on as Mike Balfanz poses for his school picture. Fall 13

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36 Students Attend U. of M. Workshop Forest Lake High School opened a new year on August 30. There was a sense of excitement as students shuffled down the halls, greeted friends and expressed mixed emotions of that first day. Murder 'Medi inspired stu- dents and created successful events during Homecoming week. The fall musical, Once Upon A Mattress, in- volved many students. During nonschool hours, the stu- dents kept active attending Ranger games and meets and enjoying the autumn weather. Unlike the previous year, pepfests proved very effective in rousing school spirit. With preparations for dances, school pictures, and the workshop for journalism at the University of Minnesota, fall 1973 held promises for an exciting year.

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1. During the halftime show Andrea Rylander and mascot Dinky lead Vicki Fladland onto the field. 2. As queen candidates display mixed emotions, Mary Moen is crowned 1973 Homecoming Queen. 3. Clown- ing around in the kitchen during the hot dog party are Liane Boehm, Mike Beattie, Sylvia Rossi and Kim Chenoweth. 4. Barefooted Gail Buys scampers around right end in an effort to score a touchdown for the ju- nior girls. 5. After the snake dance, students gather to view the bonfire. 6. Dana Redfield is crowned king to reign over the student body during the Homecoming week festivities. 14 Homecoming