Forest High School - Forester Yearbook (Forest, LA)

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P R I N C I s P A L S S To -the Students of Forest High School: lou, young ladies and young men, are the future citizens of tomorrow, the women and men who will lead the community in all its endeavors, protect the rights of the people, make the laws, improve the roads, build churches, build schools, es- tablish homes and educate the children. Surely you have heard this before, but do not take it too lightly because it is a significant fact. Tne preparation you are making today, the habits you are forming, the attitudes you are embedding and the growth you are making in your ability to adjust yourselves, even though your wishes are not met, will determine to a very large degree your Success in handling the affairs of tomorrow. We are proud of Forest High School and appreciate the fact that it is growing as an institution of learning, but it cannot continue unless the students who attend the school grows The school will be no better than the boys and girls who attend the school. We all recogxize the fact that the school is a product of community cooperation with students, parents and teachers all working together for a better school. You, students, are the salesmen for the school. You rep- resent the best that Forest High School can do and the adult citizenry judge the worth of the School by your worth to soc- iew. Letfs keep awake, let's be up and about our job for 'the night cometh when no man can work' . I

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