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

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1. The snow-covered roof of FLHS looks like a scene from outer space. 2. Rebecca Olson and Michelle Long don mittens to finish a yearbook assignment. 3. When snow covers the lines in the parking lot, students forget how to park in straight lines 4 Dave Borgman works on an assignment, despite the chilly temperature of the A-wing. 5. When the cold gets depressing, a beautiful snowfall can cheer up anyone.

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Media Stresses Student Scores Setting higher goals and getting more out of life, both in and out of school, were the challenges for ’84. Not a new concept in itself, the idea took on new emphasis with media attention to student achievement. Many took the cue and worked to meet the challenge. With little time and money to spare, activities were chosen carefully. Prudent use of time became a motto. 9

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Snow Confuses Many in Icy Lof Challenges are generally chosen, except in Minnesota, where we all were forced to face the challenge of winter. Cold walks and dead batteries were the rule rather than the exception. The unexpected included budgeting for warmer clothes and saving money to pay the deductible on the fender bent in the icy parking lot. Remember when you were trapped in the middle of a triple row of cars and unable to find the owner? 11