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

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tNear Righty During Open Study, seniors relaxed in their lounge. lFar rightb Students paused for a breath of fresh air in the courtyard. tBelowJ Study carrels provided a quiet place to concentrate. An unobstructed view in every di- rection, a comprehensive presentation of a subject: this is a panorama. Noth- ing less than a panorama can fully de- pict the diversity found within the stu- dent body of Forest View. In addition to their normal classes, some students work for a part of the day, enhancing their vocational opportunities. A large number of students participate in school clubs as well as attend Campus Life and Young Life, two non-school-sponsored activities associated with Forest View. Still other students serve as teacher aides, members of the Representative Assembly, homeroom reporters, or of- fice guides. Although not occurring solely within the confines of the building itself, the school-orientated activities of a vast majority of the students need to be recognized. And the most efficient method of encompassing each individual and his contributions is to unfold a . . . ef ai W Gffjl ,, ,, 45 !Kx. ,. ii 12:6 U Kg- Zh-1 Q 34 .K v Q- wfeior -4 Q U 12 QQ ,iggfli L 4-wi' Q! Gr-ff argl'-Tsai-lflsaf-iggffggq 0:13 G A+ 9215 gt fo 245 .av are 9 lfl L3 V ig,-af-.J 1 we 2 , ie,-'tm 9 wi 'J 'ffl 4 ef K+ 5 up H7 'Jr-53 if? 6-iff iflf K-9 Sv L ef. -7-f JKT! .sw GQ ,J M UQ.-X QQ, ' iffxgl fb N if ., s, DJ i,A--- l gi Q! 5 QAM ips KJ 'P .ff fl i7 fi A'f w4v! i 'N it aj xy Q! do JJ' I7 -N N N- .1 if sa: -4 TJ '3-7 5 L 59X gf? giggle wgsffa , if 'P A ,J A 5jnrfrv,+,12 Z 5 fl Q1 5,XT7'5 5 6, U -XJ - S - A N A QD vi 7g ff4lf'rOf:Jgp 5--J 2 ' i 1 'M' Q5 Lk 'Ure '3 9 fi Q5 QD C 'W 2 Q29 5 WQQ 2. Panorama of Forest View . g -'Q Q, iz xfaflfg

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