Forbes High School - Forbian Yearbook (Kantner, PA)

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fl Seninlis ulnhiuqraphy I was born in ..... , ........,,...,.,. i n ..........,..A... .,..,,,....... , and I arrived at Forbes High School in ,,A,Y,,,. .,,,,,,.,A,AA,,,A,w, ,,,,A, s o on became my favorite teacher. I crackled cellophane times to annoy My favorite subject was My favorite heart-throb was . ,,aa.aaaa,..a.a.aaaiaaaaiaa . but I wouldn't mind being looked in a storage room with ataa.aa,t,t.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.o..t,.,,.,,,.,,,,, either. My best friend at Forbes High was .. .. I was an exceptional student. I copied only times On tests and ,,,,,.,,,,,,t, .on homework. I spent ,.,,..,,.fr.,,,,,,., entire nights doing nothitng but homework. I received only .,,...,,...,.t,t failing grades on my report card. I got my book reports and extra credits from the encyclopedia .i,,,,,,,,,f,,f... times. I became suddenly ill ..,,..,,,.,,..... , times on P. O. D. test day. .....,....,...ii,,i,v,,,,.,,.,,,,ff,,,tt,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, was my favorite excuse for not having my homework done. Surprisingly enough, only ,i,, .. ,,,,,,, desks carry my initials. ...........,...,......... was my favorite target for paper wads. ..,...i,.,i,. i.i,i,iif........ m ade me write ..,........... essays for talking too much. I ate my lunch in class ,,,,,,fY,ff,ff,, times. I was late ,,,,,,,,,,..,,.. times, and times l played hookey and didn't appear in school at all. For all the fun I had, I spent only ...,...,........ nights in the office after school. I think .....,.....,......................,. has the best chance of becoming president ot the United States. The most flirtatious member of our class was ...............................,,.... .......,...........,.............. is my choice for the student most likely to succeed. ...,..,........................................... ....... i s my candidate for Miss '58 of F. H. S. However my dream lboy-girll would have eyes hair build ability pep smile personality wit was the most popular girl, while was the most popular boy. When it came to the sneaky characters, ................................................ could get away with almost anything. ............................,,,........,,..,.,.,,,,. was tops on the football field. and had the classiest hot-rod. and were Mr. and Miss well-dressed, and Mr. Muscles of '58 was .............. had cr pile of money to spend. My favorite songs of 1958 were ...,.,...............,......................,,, ..,................,........................ an d The most embarrassing situation I was in while in high school WGS ............................,... ...... ..,..,.... . ,...,.,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,.......,..... ,.,......... . .,.........,......... . ................. The most humorous situation was when ,.,..,,, ,,,,,,, The first person I dated at F. H. S. was ..................... WO'-1idI1'i even give me CI tumble. I held fond feelings for ...... . people had my class ring. Then came the prom. I wanted to go with ..,.. .... A s it turned out. I went with ..........,.........,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Graduation night Came along and I walked up the aisle with .................,....................... I felt S0 IUHHYI but I Came back to lite as I ran around Washington, D. C. with .................... and The President wasn't i1'1 S0 We arrived safely home ........ ..... I P.M.-A.M.l with our chaperons, .........,...................,...... , and carrying bags of souvenirs. I know I shall always remember these most wonderful days of my life and wish I were back in school ,......,.......,,.,.,,,, times, Twelve

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Uur Class Ufficers , ...- 1 1 1 ,fi 3,,.-f P. Dill, M. Shaver, A. Shatter, W. Maneer Looking back over the six years ot hard work and sacrifice, tun cmd good times, the members of the class of 1958 find their record stacked with in- dividual accomplishments cmd achievements that stretch almost uninterrupt- edly from the day they entered Forbes to their graduation. During their high school days the seniors sampled a taste of all sorts of responsibilities, not shirking any of them. They leave the school now with cherished memories of good times, favorite teachers, amusing incidents, and grand classmates who made lite at Forbes so wonderful. Theirs is now a lite of future where they may show added responsibilities in the Wider fields of their community and nation. Fourteen