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

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A touch of class Sophomores got lost; juniors made snide remarks about sophomores; seniors put down juniors. Teachers lectured and gave tests. Fall sports flourished; winter sports carried on with enthusiasm. All classes joined to make events like Homecoming and Snoweek successes. Each student added his her own special touch to life at FLHS. 3 5. 1. Elk hunters invade halls, ready for the homecoming kill. 2. Todd Zapzalka and Greg Johnson borrow identities to add spirit to Homecoming. 3. Ferry rides on Lake Michigan add to band members’ memories. 4 No one's sur- prised to get a cheery hi in the halls of Anything Goes Day. 5. Waiting for floral-design to end is Deea Harvieux.

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1. Waiting for the coronation to end is fun when waiting with your Daddy, Mr. Hahn. 2. Rick Kosroski enjoys 1986 as a senior looking forward to graduation. 3. Adding color to homecoming week is easy with a colorful wig. 4. Rangers gorge themselves on a watermelon treat from the cheerleaders. 5. Mickey Mouse joins Julie Neely at school. 6 Todd Fultz seems to have an alter-ego in the off-season.

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The class of 1986 left many marks on the ’85-’86 school year. Students selected King Tom and Queen Amy to reign at Homecoming. Snoweekgave everyone a chance to get silly and forget the cold and snow. Senior Week livened up third quarter. By the time graduation came seniors talked about where did the time go? 1986 at FLHS was unique because of the senior class. 4