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

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

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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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Ashby era to end Gordy Ashby denotes a member of the Social Studies department who has taught here since 1966 and has many connotations accompanying his name. For example, who teaches World War II and dresses up on Veteran’s Day in full uniform to accentuate the lesson? The same man who carefully writes an anecdote on the board for Ashby’s Corner every day; who makes the rules and applies them, knowing that everyone functions better with a little order in fheir p liv s; who keeps plenty of phone books ontjand for gum chewers to fill in all the o's on an assigned page; who has a collection of photo albums with all of the graduates he has had. For those lucky enough to have taken one of Ashby’s classes, it is hard to describe the special rapport he has with students. Those who didn’t get the chance in ’82-’83, it’s too late, this year he begins his well-earned retirement. She hcxsn'-t spo Ken •to h rv -foe cl uJe-ek-. He .s ujoadferinQ uJHa-t ■+0 her to Jshoui HtS tO di'iOYO. Olsen, J. Olson, B. Olson, M. 28