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

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Parade Adds to Seniors’ Memories Looking back, seniors will remember selected details about their sophomore and junior years. Ten years from now, they will remember highlights of school. Friends’ faces will not all be familiar anymore, and they may not remember the extra responsibility they felt as seniors. Seniors made big decisions and dealt with the pressure of meeting graduation requirements. “My senior year has been the most exciting and fun year of my life,” exclaimed Shelly Howe. By June all felt that the year had flown by and there was so little time to put all the pieces together for the rest of their lives. Seniors 25

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Planning for The Future Where is the real world? Am I ready to go off on my own and face challenges, not to mention leaving my friends and finding new ones? These questions were asked many times, second only to “What are you going to do after graduation?” Classes were arranged to prepare for the future, and seniors just hoped that they made good choices. In many ways, graduation meant getting ready for a “Real World” that meant more than running to school off to work, and home to bed. After thirteen years the future was a lot closer than some cared to imagine. Seniors can get passes out of classes to check out programs and options for their futures. Seniors 27