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

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1. Finding students' schedules keeps Dr Cooper busy preparing tor appointments 2 Mr. Reynolds finds time to stop and chat in the office. 3. Paperwork keeps Mr Rygh busy in his office between conferences. 20

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2 What do teachers do at 2:30? Do teachers really have a life after the 2:30 bell? You may be surprised, but the teachers at FLHS did. Many have active family lives and spend as much time as they can with their children. Others made time for sports like golf or running, while others found time to play racquetball or work out with weights. All interviewed felt it was necessary to foster a life away from school even though a job like teaching tends to take up many hours outside the school day. Many have attended classes to earn graduate degrees and still others are going to night school now to complete programs. Regardless of exactly how they used their free time, many still said school was on their mind most of the time as they formulated new ideas or contemplated old ones. 19

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 Principal Tom Reynolds Assistant Principal Russ Cooper Assistant Principal Bob Rygh New building appreciated The new district office building, located adjacent to the high school soccer fields, is a professional, attractive building ' according to Superintendent Brynildson. Designed specifically for its purpose, the building is energy efficient and contains one thousand square feet of offices for directors, supervisors, the superintendent, and contains a board room. Although there were some vandalism problems during the building process, the unusual building is now occupied and the people working there say they are happy with it. Director of Business Affairs Bob luhl 21