Forest View High School - Talon Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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Participation in clubs and extra- curricular activities enabled students to express their own interests While de- veloping a sense of responsibility and a desire to achieve. The Lettermen com- bined efforts to prepare the boys' gym for the Fall Festival Dance. Students expressed their support for the football team by forming a Spirit March. Mem- bers of the cross-country pep squad not only cheered Forest Viewls runners but also performed assigned duties at meets. Through clubs and extra-curricular ac- tivities, students learned to combine in- terests with responsibility and coopera- tion in order to achieve. 1 Extra-curricular Activities .Z' wis fheefg 5 . ff-'acc

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naw! Haw! f' N , 'if J I cf Q My 7'5if5Zg ftgwffg, , QM? LJ fflfef! 1- Qaida, 215 CQD Q f l In an attempt to fulfill the needs of all students, Forest View offered not only college preparatory courses but al- so a number of Work-study programs de- signed to prepare the participants for a variety of occupations. All of these pro- grams provided training and experience in skilled areas. In addition to actual employment during school hours, each program maintained a corresponding class at Forest View. Participating stu- dents received credit for work both in the classroom and on the job. The vocational opportunities avail- able to students through work-study pro- grams greatly aided them to prepare for the future. Vocational Opportuni ff ties 13

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