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

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BRIDGES ACROSS PREJUDICES At school we meet people with various backgrounds, tastes, and personalities. Without knowing it, we make judgments about others. On the basis of dress, social sta- tus, and physical appearance we decide quickly whether we like or dislike these people. But outside the classroom as we share experiences, emotions, and loyalties we find that we have much in common. Meeting people and making friends are bridges across prejudices.

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When we graduate we find ourselves face to face with the world. If our school has taught us to accept responsi- bility and to work well with both our leaders and follow- ers, then we can cross the bridge from school and de- pendence to adult life and independence. The bridges we have built will allow us to continue our learning process, create valuable relationships, and make decisions in spite of inner conflicts. With hope and confidence we cross the bridge from the present to the future.

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1. How many hours do you watch TV a week? 0- 7 35% 8-14 37% 15-21 16% over-21 12% 2. How often do you attend school dances? Very Often 24% Often 34% Seldom or Never 42% 3. Do you date? Yes 73% No 27% 4. If so, where do you usually go on dates? Movies 36% Parties 25% Dinner 7.5% Other 16.5% 5. Would you rather wear jeans or get dressed up when you go on a date? Wear jeans 52% Get dressed up 27% No opinion 21%