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

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Publications offered for credit “If I stay after one more night to finish this deadline, my mom will kill me!” This is a typical statement from members of the Breeze and Forester staffs. For the first time yearbook and newspaper staff members receiv an elective credit for their work on these publications. Students register for the full-year course and receive % credit toward? graduation, it is hardly an ample reward for the task I performed, but it is better thar doing the V job with o tranks arall! Moskop, R. Motschenbacher, S. Mudrick, D. Nagolski, L. Nelson, B. Nelson, D. 26

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Mikolajczyk, K Millieren, M. Moore, S. Heating is a hot issue Students and staff are complaining about the temperature in school. The most common statement is “It is never consistant; I freeze in one room and roast in another.” Others argue that if there is not enough air; that “No one can learn in a room where there isn’t enough fresh air!” According to the head custodian, Bud Houfer, a building this large and spread-out requires a sophisticated heating plan. The heat and air on a carefully planned schedule aimed at keeping the building at 67 during school hours. Obviously, the outside temperature, room size and class size affect how warm or cold a room is. The next time you’re tempted to complain let Mr. Houfer explain the system. In the meantime, dress irilayers. That way you can add or take-off as the day goes on. These unusual boxes are what controls t5u£ heating system.

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Nelson, J. Nelson, R. Newell, T. Nickerson, D. Norquist, K. Oberg, E. 27