Forbes High School - Forbian Yearbook (Kantner, PA)

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'fi Clam PM The past and present are both full of happy and broadening experiences for the Senior Class of l957. But the future? Well, let's take a look at it. Close your eyes and imagine yourself in the year I967 ..... The scene is a large office in downtown Kantner. We are shown in by PHYLLIS MILLER. We also see LORETTA KENNEDY seated near by, busily typing reports. And who's that behind the desk? Why, CARL STRASISERI Mr. Strasiser is now president of the Kantner Airlines Corporation. Carl is having a big reunion to celebrate the lOth anniversary of the graduation of the Class of '57 from Forbes High School. NANCY CARBONE and JAMES TIRKO have been selected because of their excellent reporting ability to find the rest of their classmates. They will be flown here by RICHARD ARMAGOST, a pilot for the Corporation. The stewardess will be DONNA RADER, and SHERIDAN RICE, mechanic, will ac- company us to service the plane. Let's go along and see what our former classmates are doing. The initial stop will be New York, and the first person we see here is JOAN McCLEMENS, fashion consultant. DIXIE JOHNSON is now doing fine as a Powers Model in this big city. While we are here we see HELEN EMERICK, who holds a high position in a law firm on Long Island. Now we will cross the Atlantic to England, where SHIRLEY KEITH is singing a command performance for the Queen. Trav- eling with her is CATHERINE TIRKO, her makeup assistant and secretary. We cross the Channel into France, where we stop in Paris. Here we see JOAN KOSTRO, a beauty consultant recommended to all the models by Christian Dior, What now! Two American soldiers, PAUL MURO and WILLIAM STUFFT, who seem to be enioying the night life of Paris. At the French Riviera we see BETTY HOSTETLER and GLORIA NAGY enioying a dip in the Mediterranean with their husbands. We take to the air again and head for sunny Italy. What's that we see? Why, the Leaning Tower of Pisa isn't leaning any more since ADAM MOSTOLLER and RONALD DONAHUE, two famous engineers, straightened it. Across the sea in the middle of Africa we see CLAIR ROSEY teaching the natives to read and write. On to China now. Are my eyes deceiving .me? I guess not. It really is THOMAS GARDNER and JERRY LOHR, the famous baseball players who are here with their team, the Kantner Krushers, for an exhibition game. They are surely having a rough time trying to eat with chopsticks. We'll turn toward home on the last leg of our iourney. But wait, Richard. We must go back to Hawaii. As we were flying over the island we caught a glimpse of ROBERT BERKEBILE and RONALD EUTIN in their Sailor Suits taking dancing lessons from the native girls. Well, here we are, back in the good old U. S. A. The city? Hollywood, of course, where we are greeted by NANCY JO SHAFFER, a beautician who is very popular with the stars. She takes us to the elaborate office of FRED BERKEBILE, famous producer-director. Also residing in California with her husband is the former FAYANN MOSTOLLER. Ya hooo, Pardnerl We stopped in Wyoming to see NORMA REXROTH, the proud owner of a fine horse ranch. She is being visited at the present time by DOLORES BERKEBILE and SHARON CUSTER, who are on vacation from their secretarial iobs in Washington. They tell us to visit Los Alamos be- cause the famous scientific team, BARBARA LIBERTY and MARY HAUSE, are there working an a top-secret government project.