Forbes High School - Forbian Yearbook (Kantner, PA)

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9 Y 1 ,if ,ff L, , K . , F11 . I-I M K. ..M!m SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS KENNETH ADAMS AEVEL ,LL-,LHTTNER M ffl' W .. ,I L, JOSEPHINE ELLIOTT FRED DOYLE ZONA HARE ALICE WITT ESTELLA LEAF NINA HORNE JOHN WINTERS STANLEY MISH MARY CAGLEY SHIRLEY KEAFER

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'tv '--if With your graduation you will be leaving the doors of Forbes High School to enter upon a new, and in many respects, a different way of life. Some of you will be going on to college to continue preparation for your Iife's work, some of you will enter imme- diately into the industrial and agricultural life of our communities, and still others will enter the armed services of our country. But whatever you choose to do, I sincerely hope that you will avail yourselves of the boundless opportunities in this our complex and challenging world to make a better and happier life for yourselves. For surely like all others, you will be trying to find real happiness. ln your search for this happiness, the going will not always be smooth. At times you will be beset with struggles and disappointments. William N. Thomas shows us the way to achieve this happiness when he says: True happiness comes in giving. The greatest and perhaps the only perfect gift that we can give to the world, is the gift of ourselves at our best, and that means not iust the skill of our hands and the cunning of our brains, but our dreams, our finest resolutions, and most solemn promises to ourselves. l am sure that those of us whom you will be leaving here at Forbes will always be ready to do all in our power to help you achieve the happiness that you desire. MISS SANK Principal

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HBCU JOHN P. RODGER CHARLES CLARK CHARLES LAWSON FRANCES TRENT ELLIS WERNER THOMAS ZIMMERMAN JACK DICKEY JUNE BOCK STEPHEN STATNICK CHESTER PFEFFER 1 Q Q - y xijsf-i an .Nl 1 zihsh. :ak N4 WW N' .J In 'V'