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

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Heading out of school without a pass, especially on senior skip day, earns plenty of detention. Parking stickers are required and all students must park in back. Passes to lockers are few and far between because of the high rate of break-ins and theft. Every student is required to buy his or her own lunch and no one is allowed to share a tray. Seniors 29

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Rules, Rules More Rules Could we live in anarchy? Probably not, but students seem to always find rules they would change if they were in charge. “One thing I would change is to have an open campus.” Many students said this and mentioned that it seems to work at other schools. Other changes were not so big, like adding a line where students could just buy a salad. Bolder students all demand the right to drink pop at lunch. We need fresh air once in a while,” so one girl suggested that students earn the right to leave campus. Most seniors wanted to get a legal skip day, but others added that it would not be fun if it were legal. Powderpuff football has been eliminated, so seniors act out the roles of battered juniors if such a game was played

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Srs. Feel Pressure Pressure, decisions, mixed emotions, fun . . . these are all used to describe a senior year. Life seems easy at the beginning of the year. Tension builds. College fair announcements begin. Letters from schools were flooding the mail. Decisions needed to be made. Enlist? College? Work? Class motto and flowers were chosen. If you dream it, live it became the motto for “87” and a red rose was chosen as the symbol of memories for the class. Spring came and the class looked forward to marching together in black and white robes to receive diplomas. The year finished with graduation parties to add to memories. Class time to finish assignments helps busy seniors keep up. Korey Finnes and Dave Drolson clown around while getting ready to take pictures for the yearbook. 30 Seniors