Forbes High School - Forbian Yearbook (Kantner, PA)

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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'

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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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, 5 l x s L l fi. PF' Left to Right: A. Mostoller, R. Donahue, P. Muro, W. Stufft, C. Strasiser. We, the Seniors of Forbes High School, leave behind us the four happiest and most memorable years of our lives. When in later life we review our earlier years, we will find that the moments we spent at Forbes High School were the sweetest we have ever experienced. We remember our first social function during our Freshmen year: a hot dog sale. We also held a .movie that same year to increase our treasury-a trip to Washington after gradua- tion being our final goal. As Sophomores, we finally became upper classmen. We were an ambitious group, bust- ling with a newly-found sense of importance at being in high school. We worked hard at our two money-making events, a skating party and a bake sale. Our Junior year was one of the most memorable of all. It was the year we received our shiny new class rings with the letters Class of l957 proudly engraved on them. lt was also the year for planning the Prom, the Christmas Dance, the Halloween Dance, the Junior Class Play, a skating party and several bake sales. At last our Senior year arrived. We were especially pleased at being in the new school, we had been looking forward to it for several years. The sporting events held a special in- terest for us as our Senior athletes had a last fling at school sports. They did very well in foot- ball, basketball, and baseball, and several of them received awards. Many of us took part in the Senior Class Play, not only in the acting, but behind the scenes as well. The National Honor Society induction ceremony will long be remembered. The Junior Class honored us with the Sno-Ball Dance at Christmas and the spring Prom, the first big dances in the new gym- nasium. The thrill of ordering name cards and announcements and the excitement of being meas- ured for caps and gowns brought the second semester to an end. As Baccalaureate and Com- mencement drew nearer, we realized that the years spent at Forbes High had been the hap- piest years of our lives. Twelve