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

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BREEZE EDITORS, BACK ROW: Lon Lamprecht. Gwen Koch, Rick Schroeder, Scott Fearing. Judy Hebert, Jeff Tessier, Laura Henrichsen, Tom Pareigat: FRONT ROW: Kris Nelson. Shelley Muske. Adviser R. Streater. Debbie Doucette. Colleen Costello. Corliss Robinson Forester Finds Deadlines Hectic Forester contains five hard-working staffs. These groups, combined with hard work, patience, and loyalty, added up to the production of the annual. The copy staff, under the direction of Judy Keilen, worked late, long hours to complete their writing. Led by Debbi Hudak, the photog- raphy staff worked closely with Johnson Studio and the Forest Lake Times. Creating pleasing and artistic layouts was the job of Renee Briggs and her staff. Helped by Adviser C. Onell, Bonnie Dykhuizen and Robin Wiley worked hard to raise money and meet the rising cost of publication. Announcements and proofreading were two major tasks of efficiency editor Chris Schleising. Cooper- ation in crisis was the key to completion of the book on schedule. Breeze found itself experiencing many of the same prob- lems as Forester. Led by Adviser R. Streater, the compe- tent editors met their deadlines and kept FLHS informed of what was happening. The success of the Breeze can be credited to its editors’ leadership. FORESTER STAFF BACK ROW: Judy Hebert, Steve Havens, Cathy Dykhuizen, Renae Jones, Renae Langland. Becky Mickelson Kay Morley Cindy Perrault. Linda Bowker, Marya Mattson, Kitty Mattson; THIRD ROW: Linda Madsen, Mark Palas Tom Para,gat, Loral Peterson, Debbie Frederickson. Cindy Winberg. Sue Swenson, Ramie Schwab Renee Briggs Rick Schroeder Lori Florhaug, Debbi Hudak, Wendi Steely; SECOND ROW: Dawna Lichtscheidl. Chris Schliesmg, Robin Witey, Bonnie Dykhuizen BetsyWebb, Brenda Houle, Karen Shalander, Mary Beth Ostrand, Candy Weeks. Bonnie House; FRONT. Lori Branford. Corliss Robinson. Bridget Dolan, Lynn Lindberg. Teri Lindstrom. Denise Robinson, Moica Doepner. Nancy Kubes Breeze Forester 25

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BREEZE STAFF, TOP ROW: Debbie Doucette. Kris Van Nispen. Laura Henrichsen, Sue Blaeser, Larry Olson. Corliss Robinson: MIDDLE ROW: Adviser R Streater. Bonnie Otto, Dave Barnes, Colleen Costello, Shelley Muske, Gwen Koch, Jeff Tessier, Paul Petrella, Brenda Houle, Brenda Banta: BOTTOM ROW: Trudy Mauer, Scott Fearing. Tom Pareigat, Rick Schroeder. Mark Palas, Judy Hebert. Lon Lamprecht, Dan Lutz, John Fast, Kris Nelson, Terry Grover FORESTER EDITORS, BACK ROW: Jo Jensen, Debbi Hudak. Judy Keilen, Kay Morley, Cindy Breeze staff finds that building a human pyra- Perrault, Bonnie Dykhuizen; FRONT ROW: Adviser C. Onell, Renee Briggs, Robin Wiley. Chris mid can be as frustrating as completing a Schleising deadline. 24 Breeze Forester

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Debaters Triumph In North Suburban Planning homecoming activities was first on the agenda for the student council. The week was filled with fun as well as a lot of hard work and dedication from members. Besides the usual activities, a homecoming parade was added. The never-ending smoking issue was again worked on by student council members. Visits to the capital and the presentation of a bill at the state convention of stu- dent councils were headed by Rita Ersfeld. Kris Van Ni- spen and Karen Johnson were elected to the executive council of the capital division. The fall meeting and the spring convention of the division were held at Forest Lake. A week filled with Christmas activities was held the week before Christmas vacation. This year’s student council was one of the most successful ever, and much credit must be given to the five seniors on the executive council: Linda Madsen. Rita Ersfeld, Loral Peterson, Jeff Gauvin, and Dawna Lichtscheidl. This year the tradition of excellence was once again upheld by the Forest Lake High School debate team. Beginning in early October, the debaters argued criminal justice in approximately twenty tournaments, running through early February. This year’s topic was probably the hardest ever, according to coach Ralph Streater. But all participants at FLHS met with success, whether on the novice, jr. varsity or varsity level. One example of the strength of this year’s squad was a weekend in December when the varsity took both first and second at a tourna- ment in Mankato while the novice and junior varsity col- lected their trophies at Bloomington Jefferson. And that is only a fraction of the “hardware” that this year’s team collected. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: John Kelly. Loral Peterson, Rita Ersfeld, Dawna Lichtscheidl, Linda Madsen, Jeff Gauven DEBATE. BACK ROW: Laurie Lindeberg. Paul Petrella, Penny Hockensmith. John Brisson, Lauren Coxen, Steve Pohl, Jeff Hansen, Kurt Brungardt, Jennifer Damchik. Nathan Nelson. Perry McGowen. Dave Juhl; FRONT ROW: Dave Peterson. Carol Coxen. Ken York. Bart Rehbein. Loral Peterson. Coach R. Streater 26 Debate Student Council