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

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1. Mike Schaab and date pose for a picture after their marriage at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. 2. At the Sadie Hawkins Dance Joni Sumners pre- pares to start a hay fight. 3. Waving a handkerchief as she dances is Lisa Swan. 4. Juniors Sue Moen and Jan Gunderson serve apple cider at Sadie Hawkins. 5. An enticing sign lures unsuspecting couples into a danger- ous venture. 6. Barb Mickelson and Barb Damchik show good imagina- tions by their hillbilly costumes. 7. While observing others, tired hillbil- lies relax.

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. Surveying his merchandise; Lycus (Mike Hart) orders his -lovelies into poses. 2. 4iles Gloriosus (Mark Boyd) mourns the loss of his bride as soldiers look on. 3 Amid looks of lisbelief. Senex (Tom Pareigat) welcomes Philia (Cindy Williams) into his home. 4. Erronus (Dan McConnell) collapses onto a comfortable seat with the aid of h.s eumchs. 5. H o (Chris NwalO voos the lovely Philia with a love sonnet in front of the House o« Senex 6. ,ellow mpmhpr Miles Gloriosus listens to fast excuses from a startled Pseudelous (Bucky Koch). A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum 19

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Merry Sadie-goers Animate Dogpatch When Sadie Hawkins, sponsored by the juniors, neared, girls found themselves getting up the courage to go courting their favorite guys. On November 22, stu- dents dressed as Daisy Maes and Li'l Abners brought Dogpatch, U.S.A. back to life. Admission fees were judged on a nose to nose basis. Old fashioned apple cider and cake were served and music was supplied by Everett James. Besides being a place of merry-making, Dogpatch was also the match making capital of hillbilly country where marriages out-numbered divorces. This time the guys weren't proposing; the girls were the ag- gressive ones. Barnyard-style cafeteria decorations re- vealed the creativity of committees.