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

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To you, Forest Park we are loyal Having participated, the Forester learns to serve. Questioning and learning constitute only one part of the growth of the individual. Now he must understand. Because the Forester is young, he can accept the knowledge presented to hirng because he is maturing, he learns to weigh the facts and judge wisely. In his three years at Forest Park, he has not been presented with an ordinary educa- tion because along with learning the facts, he has gained an insight into their meaning. A world has been born under his footsteps . . , a world ot promise. s.. W vi 'T' 'ifeh fl

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ll A world to be born under your footsteps l,il .. A xg p W an f ,. The doors of Forest Park High School are open, and ci new world is to be born-a world ot learn- ing, participating, and serving. Because the Forester is still young, he can open his minol to the wide fields ot knowledge presented to him, because he is maturing, he questions. He has a hungry desire to learn and is not satisfied until he knows what is right. Once the Forester has questioned, he must learn. To become a well-rounded person, he must not only study to learn, lout also participate in extra activities, Because he is young, he has varied interests, because he is maturing, he realizes his potential and strives to enrich it. To be a part of the stir ot activity at 2:05 P.M. in the gym, the auditorium, or the classroom is enough to encour- age him to ioin. l i

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