Forbes High School - Forbian Yearbook (Kantner, PA)

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I-KDMINISTHATIIIN PIJHBES JUI T SIIHUIJL BU!-Hill OFFICERS IACK SHAFFER ....... ........ P resident RICHARD STETLER ......... ....... V ice President FORREST LOHR ....... ........ S ecretary MILTON SPANGLER ...... ........ T recrsurer STANDING: C. Miller, R. Meyers, R. Dinning, H. Wentz, R. Gindlesperger, S. Zimmerman, A. Ober, R. Stetler, O. Custer SEATED: C. Long, F. Lohr, M. Spcmgler, I. Shaffer, D. Lehman, M. Schiffhcxuer, E. Custer Four

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.4-'xxx STANDING: B. Fulton, A. Mostoller, R. Donahue, Y. Donahue, M. Bassett, L. Gindlesperqer SEATED: C. Miller, Mr. Rodger, K. Shaffer, B. Paul, B. Berkey, I. Henry, D. Wentz I-KTIU AI. HU UH SUIIIETY The National Honor Society is a select group of students who fulfill the qualifications of having outstanding records in scholastic achievements and citizenship. The purpose of the society is to interest others in becoming better students and citizens. Though the society is only in its second year. it has twenty members with four as charter members. The four charter mem- bers are: Myrna Bassett, Carole Miller, Karen Shaffer, Beverly Ann Berkey. Other members are Iudy Henry, Barry Fulton, Barbara Paul, Lois Gindles- perger, Donna Wentz, Yvonne Donahue, Adam Mostoller, Ronald Donahue. Mary Ann Mueller, Shirley Oaks, Ioan Ianidlo, Nancy Carbone, Ioan McClem- ens, Connie Gohn, Linda Metzgar, and Mary Hause. President ................. .. ............. BARRY FULTON Vice President .. . CAROLE ANN MILLER Secretary .....,.,,. .. ............ IOAN IANIDLO Treasurer ....,. .... M ARY ANN MUELLER

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GREETINGS CLASS OF 1956 It is a pleasure to have this oppor- tunity of extending a greeting to each one of the l956 graduates. You have earned your diploma and you deserve congratulations and best wishes. For each of you I wish success and happiness. May you find employment in keeping with your interests and abilities. May you prosper in keeping with your needs. I covet for each of you the satisfaction of a life well spent, of work well done and of service to others. Success requires work. Happiness comes through achievement, good health, faith in God, family and friends. You will see many changes during your life. There will be new inventions and discoveries. You will need to adjust your way of life to meet new conditions. However, you will recognize that the Ten Commandments and the principles ex- pressed in the Sermon on the Mount do not change. Do not think that the world owes you a living, but rather through study and work make your own way. Do more than is expected of you. Work at being a good citizen, ever mindful of others. Be a good neighbor recognizing all men as brothers. Life is a rich experience. Learn to meet both success and failure with courage and humility. DAVID LICHLITER Supervising Principal IOHN P. RODGER DOROTHY WIRBICK NELLIE SANK IANET FETZER ABS! 'gl'