Forest Park High School - Forester Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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01' 6WOV W 'K N CREATING THIS, our brain child, we have attempted to por- tray school life in operation, informally and intimately, so that if in future years our fancy should turn to these present joyous days, our memories may be refreshed and enlivened by these tangible annals of our youth. Because the play meant so much to us, we have carried the spirit of Cyrano de Bergerac into the theme of our annual. Our earnest desire to divest our representation of school life of any undue decorum makes us one in spirit with Cyrano and his hatred of stilted form. Genius is the infinite capacity for taking pains. VVe have taken pains with this FORESTER, but whether we can aspire to genius. we greatly doubt. However if it serves its purpose-to help to immortalize the spirit of Forest Park we shall have real- ized our hopes. Therefore we submit for approval the fruit of our labors, to you. our readers and severest critics and, we hope, our best friends. Co, Iifflc book, and zcislz to all Flotvrrs in H10 goro'c'1z, Mimi' in flu' hall, Al Irit of wine, a spice of wif, :I house wifi: Iafwzs o1zcIoxi11g it, .4 Iitfing 'I'l Z'l'I' by H10 door, fl n1'g11fi11gaIc in thc syca1110rc. ROBERT Lotus STEVENSON.

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