Forbes Road High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harrisonville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

ALMA MATER Midst the hills of Fulton County, With her view so grand; Stands our noble Alma Mater Known throughout the land. Sing, O sing, ye youths and maidens. Let her praises rise; Crowned with majesty and honor Hail to Forbes Road High. Neath the dome of heaven's wonder, Proud she lifts her head. Mingled with the clouds of glory Flushed with victory red. Sing, O sing, ye youths and maidens, Let her praises rise; Crowned with majesty and honor Hail to Forbes Road High. BEHIND THE SCENES Idea'it Rough Drafts Approval Sending Off Final Result 3 THE PEOPLE: Staff: Row 1 — Ricki Kohr, Kathie Strait, Michele Black. Michele Newman. Pam Crouse. Row 2 — Elizabeth Yetter. Robin Hann. Valerie Zittle. Teressa Barnett. Robin Black. Aimee Hann. Sherri Black. 4 BEHIND THE SCENES Our watchful advisors!! The yearbook staff consists of twelve members. It is our job to see that the yearbook is published for the enjoyment of all the goodtimes at Forbes. This year the staff is introducing a supplement! You will receive your supplement containing the spring ac- tivities in the fall. We hope this yearbook is everything you want it to be! The Yearbook Staff 5 shared, the smiles you have j iven. and the time you have sacrificed for us. livery once in a while, we are fortunate enough to A find someone who is willing to help, even though there is no per- sonal j:ain for them, someone who contributes to all as pects of our hij h scIhm I lives — personal, educa- tional. and social. i Mrs. K.. you will A always be a dear K friend. m 10 Shippensburg University, B.S. If you ive a man a fish, he will eat one meal; if you teach him to fish, he will eat for a lifetime. Anonymous 12 Miss Nolan At .1 timer when special people are hard to hind, we feel extreme!) Iuck to have found you. In you we find that much-needed guid- ance. that sense of leadership, and the caring that it takes to lie a fine edu- A cator and friend. Throughout your t ears at Forbes, vou have dedi- F a cated yourself to the- im- — ™ provenient of individuals in sports, academics. i and various extra-cur- M ricular activities. K Miss Nolan, vou f will not he forgot- K i ten h us. M M 3« Shippenshurj; University, li.S M.Ed. Consider that I laboured not tor myself onl but lor all them that seek learning. Ecclesiasticus. XXXIII. Miss Nolan on right WHERE ARE YOU? I’m a handsome devil; ain’t I?!? WHERE ARE YOU? I was wandering aimlessly through the halls looking for the one person who could solve my problem. Time was running out. and I knew that I had to find him FAST! The future ot my education depended upon it. The problem you ask? The typical jammed locker. In desperation. I ran back to my locker and began to kick it furiously. Then. I saw him. I pushed through the mass of students, and as usual, when I told him my problem, he replied. Ohh . . . where's it at' Within minutes, my problem had been solved. Now, you may be asking. 'Who is this do-gooderHis name is Bob Brown. This is only one of his many duties. He is an opener of lockers , a sweeper of floors , a handy man , and. above all, a friend. No matter the time of day. he always has a smile to brighten your day. Bob, we, the student body of FR. would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all that you've done for us over the past 12 years. We ll miss you. Bob! We wish you the very best that life has to offer! Happy Retirement!!! I bet you're wondering how I j� ot in here! 14 Hard at work as usual!! 15 GOD SMILED AND THE RAINBOW APPEARED Senior Class Officers: Robin Black. Secretary; Joe Berkstresser. President; Ricki Kohr. Treasurer; Kevin Roberts. Vice-President. J.. QA sJh CkjuXu. (LU ct pIxtKJuCUL OcHxn k TN ■StM 'fQxJitle ryo O 0)nUJ[ oQqas 9M!jiu K KtvrvL t ju Qju. ruo] liL ) o QAvg T cod rr e l aVir yj 7(3L 6(! X l' yiUuw. 'AlUdLyD Mbu rxA 25 WE ARE AS Dll COLORS OF THI As the Class of 1985, we have grown as a group, yet we have also grown as individuals. Some of us have shown our growth physically. Robbie Sain and Patti Downin (our class midgets) tend to be quite a bit smaller than Tom Cochran and Bradley Mellott (our class giants). The cheeriness of the rainbow comes through the faces of our best smilers, Rachael Warfield, and Terry Downin. Valerie Zittle and Joe Berkstresser radiated con- stant friendliness through our high school years. On the other side of the rainbow. Dawn Nally and Kristie Kennedy are our class's most argumentative. The silence (what little there is) is due to Selena Knepper, Mike Worthing and Bryan Sipes. Michelle Henry and Kristi Clark weave the colors together with their spectrum of conversation, and more conversation, and more . .. The two most prominent colors of any Forbes Road class are blue and gold. Chip Miller, Harlan Berkstresser. and Kerry Strait (our most spirited) are always ready to wave that blue and gold for our most athletic — Robin Black and Damon Schoen. Everyone needs comic relief, and the class of 1985 always turned to Tish Henry and Kevin Roberts for it. Our storytellers,Joey Helser and David Keebaugh, can almost make you believe that red is blue, or that blue is red. 26 -’ERENT AS THE (AINBOW . . . 27 FINDING OUF IN THE SAMI Our two best dressers are Michele Newman and Chris Ritchey. They always enhanced our spectrum. Those whose lives are the most colorful are probably our class party-goers — I.ori Hann and Matt Downes. That picture would not be complete without Steve Duvall and LeighAnna Brill, our hard-rockers. Leaving their marks on the roads are Max Yablonski, Terry Brant and Donna O'Banion, 1985 s class racers. The Class of 1985 has its more social people, too. Robin Hann and Charlie Clippinger are our class flirts. On the darker side of the rainbow, Joyce Pack is always finding trouble, but Lisa Dodson always follows close behind to cheer those teachers up. A rainbow can always expand, and new colors can be born. We've had three new colors added in the last year or so... Deb Panfile, Sherri Sheeder, and Fred Pittack. Most of the colors Glenda Benson saw were from her textbooks as she is our most studious student ... 28 MEASURES 'OT OF GOLD . . . White was a prominent color for three of our classmates; newlyweds Missy Boisvert - Souders, Karen Saylor-Lake, and Tina Sipes-Skiles. Kathie Strait and Ricki Kohr are preparing themselves for khaki green as Ricki heads for the USMC and Kathie, the Army Reserve. Perhaps closest to their pot of gold are Nick Hyle and Lisa Hoffman, 1985's most likely to succeed. Three of our students are broadening their horizons by attending Vo-Tech: Kevin Roberts. Kent Stains, and Rick Witter. Like a rainbow, our beginnings are on the horizons, but our destinies fade into the future . .. 29 32 35 S8 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 I z oo 50 -i Z Mr. James Heroux Principal Jane Broadwater Adele McQuait Glenda Hoffman PEOPLE BEHIND THE RAINBOW 2 § O 50 C Melvin Barber Neil Berkstresser Fred Black H. Clyde Brant Terry Fix George Hann, Jr. Dorthy Knepper Lynn Knepper Elizabeth Malot 50 F A C U L T Y F A C u L T Y F A C u L T Y F A C u L T Y F A C U L T Y F A C u L T Y F A C u L T Y Richard Cover Physical Education Athletic Director Donna Ankney General Music Clifford Berkstresser Guidance Counselor Science William Chilcote Special Education Albert Corman Vocational Education Ahh, ONE. two. three, four — Ahh ONE ... Mr. Cutchall (with a C) substituted for Mr. Gutshali (with a G) from October until January. Carol Curfman Keen Elbin Gay Fleck English. French Driver's Education Academic. General, and Consumer Maths FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY F A C u L T Y Randy Gelvin English. Health F A C u L T Y F A C U L T Y F A C u L T Y F A C u L T Y Tammy Gelvin Teacher's Aide Melvin Gutshall Science. Reading History' Cheryl Hummel Business Another picture — you gotta be kidding me. right?? I sure hope nobody saw me take this!! Mrs. Hummel, I gotta be right. The book's wrong! F A C u L T Y F A C U L T Y Melody Komir Fredith Nolan Beryl Palmer Carol Parsons General, Academic History School Nurse Physical Education English Remedial Reading FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY 52 Garey Sprowl Melinda Stevens Science General Music Band What s Ms. Wood concocting An apple a day. keeps Mrs. Truax in a good mood, up now Susan Truax Home Economics Kathy Wood Art FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY 53 ANITORS JANITORS JANITORS JANITORS JANITORS JANITORS S COOKS COOKS COOKS COOKS COOKS COOKS COOKS COO R s B US DRIVERS BUS DRIVERS BUS DRIVERS BUS DRIVERS BUS 54 % Thank-you for teaching us to play hungry for the basketball. T. Parsons Thank-you for those moments we shared in losses and victories; push- ing us through every game. R. Illack Thanks for stating foul shooting kills. M. Mall Thank-you for your time in coach- ing us all. C. Ritchey Thank-you for teaching me to be a player with YOU as the coach, you were much better than 1. A. Mann Thank-you for your dedicated guidance and for teaching us the meaning of victory J. Pack It is not one, but six who make up our team, us and you. J. Yablonski Mr. Hoover seemed to have a pre- game story for every school. D. Schoen Because of you, your time and pa- tience is very much appreciated. M. Black 57 Standing: M. Berkstresser. I. Barnett. A. Hann, E. Barnett. J. Pack. T. Gilbert. J. Lake. P. Downin. and K. Strait. Kneeling: M. Huston. S. Black. N. Huston, and J. Yet- ter. Pattie Downin and Katherine Strait. Managers 58 Joyce Pack — Inside Forward — C. Parsons The 1984 field hockey season proved to be unique in a number of ways. First, it was a starting over sport for girls. Secondly, the season was held in the fall. Many started with great anticipation, but dropped the whole idea of playing the game when the season started in mid-August. Thirdly, the number of players who were willing to start the sport and continue with it were few. The hockey coaching staff and Forbes Road High School are proud of the durable dozen — an appropriate name for show- ing the initiative, determination, and willingness to give their time and skill for the future of girls' sports at Forbes Road! SEPT. 7 13 17 20 26 27 OCT. 1 4 8 16 James Buchanan (a) Bellwood Antis (a) Greencastle (a) Huntingdon (h) S. Huntingdon (a) Bellwood Antis (h) James Buchanan (h) Huntingdon (a) S. Huntingdon (h) Greencastle (h) 59 Spirit and Pride Advisors: Trudy Mon and Tina Appleby. G. Knepper. N. Huston. L. Strait. V. Roberts. B. Noncmaker. and J. Leverentz. Co-captain; Lori Strait. Captain. Valerie Roberts. 60 J. Wilt K. Kecbaugh J Black C. Wireman M. Gilbert J. Wilson F. Blattenberger R. Strait T Hann T. Fleck H. Berkstresser C. Baker R. Carmack C. Shaw K Mumma C. Hann A Mel lot t T. Chamberlain M. Hoover T. Snyder T. Grace K. Bookheimer C. Ritchey S. Knepper Coach Gelvin M. Fester A. Berkstresser A. Barnett L. Mellon J Miller T. Houck L. Patrick Coach Dcshong J. Frame L. Traxler C. Mathern M. Hann B. Purnell T. Bookheimer D. Chilcote T. Appleby A. Barber 61 Row 1: D. Orr. B. J. Souders. M. Black. R. Black. S. Black. A. Hann. Row 2: M. Huston.J. Cline. T. Cook. T. Gilbert. K. Barnett. M. Thanos. T. Barnett, and Coach Cutchall. 62 Row 1: T. Parsons, P. Seville. D. Winegardner, D. Dodson. Row 2: Coach Helsel. R. Price. K. Hoffman. M. Blattenberger. C. Ritchey, and W J Row 1: J. Cline. B. J. Elliott. M. Huston. T. Cook. T. Barnett. Row 2: Coach Cutchall. E. Barnett. M. Hall. S. Black. D. Orr. and S. Black. Duvall. i s-' i k J V vv ) 63 Matthew Downes Vll Guard Robin Black 59- Forward Damon Schoen 60- Forward l M 64 BAND Charles Clippinger Kristi Clark 66 SENIORS Tish Henry Robin Hann 67 BAND — Performed 2 concerts — Christmas and Spring — Marched in a number of local parades in the summer and fall — A number of students participated in County and District Bands 68 CHORUS Officers: President. Karen Saylor Vice-President, Kathy Saylor Secretary, Michele Hann Treasurer, Lori Strait — Sold lollipops to plan for a trip. — County Chorus held at Waynesboro, March 9th and 11th 69 FBLA — Fund Raisers — Christmas Tea for the school personnel — Visiting the elderly at the Medical Center — and giving them a Christmas Gift. — Bake Sales after the basketball games — Dinner for senior students and an employer from the Community Exploration Experience 70 FHA Officers: Kristi Clark, President Donna Orr, V. President Susan Anderson, Secretary Katherine Strait, Treasurer — Successfully completed Tom Wat showcases with record sales — Hosted the FHA County Meeting — Attended Regional Meeting in Halifax — March of Dimes Conference on birth defects — Planned Healthy Heart Week to raise money for American Heart Association — Miss Pennsylvania was guest speaker and a vocalist at spring banquet at the Hustontown Fire Hall, April 18, 1985 — Invited guest speaker to present workshop on Self-Esteem to all members 71 i FFA k — Officers: — Brian Sipes — President. Troy Miller — Vice President, Robbie Mixell and Dwayne Helman — — Secretary. David Mumma and Russell Clippinger — Treasurer, Myron Hall — Chaplin, — Todd Strait — Reporter — Form FFA Boosters Association. Function, to lend a helping hand. — Made up of parents, friends, and classmembers. — Terry Miller was first president. — Went to dairy show. Got first place in county. — Participated in Pennsylvania Livestock Show. One team got first place in State. — Boosters and FFA sold Fruit. — Went to farmshow in Harrisburg on January 16th. 72 FRENCH CLUB — November: French Spanish Rock Concert — January: Donut Sale — February: Candy Grams — March: Stuffed Animal Sale 74 VARSITY CLUB Left to Right: Back Row: C. Ritchey, T. Strait, R. Mixell, M. Mellott. D. Schoen, M. Hall, H. Berkstresser, C. Ritchey, Middle Row: H. Mellott, K. Barnett. M. Houston, T. Barnett, E. Barnett. T. Gilbert, A. Hann. M. Downes. Mr. Cover, Advisor. Front Row: R. Black, S. Black, N. Houston, J. Lake, M. Berkstresser, J. Pack, T. Henry, R. Hann. Left to Right: Back Row: K. Clark, R. Hann, M. Newman, R. Black, L. Hann, Front Row: J. Pack, R. Kohr, G. Benson, K. Saylor, V. Zittle. L. Dodson, D. O'Bannion. M. Souders, M. Henry. D. Nally, P. Downin. STUDENT SECRETARIES 75 PRESS CLUB Daily News Press Club — Journalism — Articles of school interest Activities: — Maintenance ol Juke Box — Dances — Teacher of the Month — Discussions STUDENT COUNCIL 76 STUDENT FORUM Travels to various schools to gain ideas — Outstanding citizen! — Outstanding leader! — Outstanding character! — Outstanding service! — A shining example! NATIONAL HONOR ____SOCIETY ___ 77 ENTERTAINMENT AT FORBES Remember the boring days at Forbes. Well, we remember the fun and the unexpected. Lite gave us reason to actually get our pictures taken with stars, right Robin. And remember when the Academic English kids played Pilgrims and Indians . There also was the one- man-band and the animal man. and oh yes. the campaign rally! Miller-Berkstresser Wedding Engagement Mr. Mrs. Joe Berkstresser of 1 larrisonville are proud to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Dawn Berkstresser. to Damon Miller. Son of Mr. Mrs. Robert Miller, of Fort Littleton. A Christmas wedding is being planned. The senior Has' For -' :tne� � ecJ Ihr mama - m wo ol JieirelaMmatr Dawn Nally and Jaraon Schoen were recently united in marriage at II am and Ihr double ring ceremony was performed b Rev James Kid The ceremony began with the lighting of candles by the mother Parent of the hr V'r Joe Hertslre‘)UT sod KrMte -mi I' Parent •� of tin � 1 -Oil. • • « hd d : • Hi’. Mi ‘he .• � !•• Homo 4 ! • fiM.I til ' ' t.l. • ir.« •! l .1- t-. i •I.- '!t ;riti� niao!« Ncrsi-., • . . |-f f a u •a | .at.on iritnO'd ii :n nk lUrian Bcrsurcsaer. friei l wl the i� re -m � ■� « best man an-1 ushers eefr CI.m KHri � .'' I Ma Y at� «A ki. Irlends ul the groom Robbie Sam Mend of the groom was the riogbearcr Puaist was Lprt Strait and acdolal era Karon Saylor, both friends of the bride Guest book attendant was Racbeal Warfield, friend of the bride Flowers were contributed by the studests and photographer for the oveavon was Katherine Strait. The traditional vows were ex- changed m ihr • .tteterla and Imaginary rings were used as tokens of love The couple lit a candle reprevntlnc the 'oimn? nf families and re � r inonr e t bus . d ■� 1 •He The Rev JS, Kid told Damon. he mold kiss the bride To everyone’s surprise they h«M� k hands, turned around and were introduced to Ibeir KK guests as Damon and Dadti The reception was held Im mediately following the ceremony in the rear ol the cafeteria Folio a mg the reception, ihe couple r •sinned ibeir positions as studenK at I f US The wedding was stage Senior Family Living Class Instructor. Sue Truas Eac in the class is assigned a | which he or she is required wedding The plans must b an engagement following |l the couple's returo fro honey moon Thi- . ids the knowing •• 1 1 79 80 Kristie, who are you trying to impress' We know you never do your homework! Glenda Benson — Secretary of the Future! Is this the latest fad of dress in college. Nick.' If we plan this right be able to get out of classes all day. Mr. Helser. would you please explain Donna Late as usual! why you decided to become a teacher and return to Forbes' Michelle, do you really think writing a letter to your boyfriend will give you an A? Hey Valerie! Maybe we can resell these gumballs and pay for our college tuition. Steve. I will not draw a smiley face on Mr. Cormen's bald Head! Pattie THINKS we re interested. And now presenting Harlan s impression of a possum! Brian, hold that until I find some more tape. Later Dude! The Class of 85 will survive! CLASS OF 1985 oeniors at their best 83 Glenda” Glenda Marie Benson 5-22-67 Business Secretarial Work French Club. 1: No-Name Newspaper, 2: F.B.L.A.. 3, 4; President. 4. Favorite Saying: Huh? I Remember When ... I did all of those stupid things in my years at Forbes Road High School. � Dude � j Harlan Kent Berkstresser 7-1-67 Academic Elementary History Teacher Band. 1, 2, 3. 4: French Club. 1. 2: Student Leaders. 2: Baseball, 1, 2, 3. 4. Favorite Saying: No Problem! I Remember When ... The DUDES of Forbes Road came alive in 1984-85! Joedy Lee R. Berkstresser 9-21-67 Academic Computer Programmer Operator Class President 1, 2, 3,4: Student Forum 2, 3,4: Vice President 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2: FFA 1: National Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Environmental Olympics 2, 3, 4: Student Council President 4. Favorite Saying: Judas Priest! 1 Remember When . . . Harlan. Richard, and I were trapped in the Holiday Inn in Harrisburg. 84 Rob” Robin Renee Black 4-17-67 Business Legal Secretary Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Aide 2: Yearbook Staff 4. Favorite Saying: I don't care I Remember When ... Michele and I paid a welcome to Matt. Slip” 3-6-67 Terry Lee Brant Undecided Academic French Club 2: National Honor Society 2, 3.4: Environmental Olympics 3, 4. Favorite Saying: I could handle that I Remember When . . . We were the worst class in high school. 85 Kris” Kristi Ellen Clark 6-30-67 Business To be happily married FFA 1, 2. 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 1, President 3: Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4: Class Treasurer 1: Student Council 1: Basketball 1: French Club 1, 2. Favorite Saying: 'I don't Know!!! I Remember When .. . Robin and I locked the bathroom stalls and the fish scandal. Charlie � Charles Eugene Clippinger 1-12-67 Vocational Carpenter Band 3, 4. Favorite Saying: Ohhhhhh 1 Remember When .. . Mike and I went fishing at Oregan Creek. 86 Madame Fifi Lisa Mae Dodson 10-15-66 Business Child Attendant F'BLA 3, 4: Student Secretary 4. Favorite Saying: Lay off! I Remember When . . . passing my first POD test and when Pattie got in trouble tor chipping Mike Schepis tooth. T Downes Matthew Downes 2-19-67 Vocational A Mouseketeer Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: FFA 1. 2. I Remember When .. . Darlene brought our whole bus load back to school on the last day for interrogation. Pattie Patricia Lynn Downin 11-25-67 Business Military No-Name Newspaper 2: FBLA 3. 4; Vice-President 4: Field Hockey Manager 4. Favorite Saying: Don't you wish ' I Remember When ... I chipped Mike Schepis Tooth on the water fountain in eighth grade. 87 « ry-1 � Ierry Terry Lee Downin 9-22-66 General Nursing FHA I, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Saying: Yeah Man!! I Remember When ... I was the biggest mouthed student in the class. Bobbi” Robin Lynn Hann 1-24-68 Business Travel and Tourism Art 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Cheerleading 3: FBLA 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4: FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 2: FHA 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3; Vice- President 3: Chorus 1, 2: Majorette 4: Class vice-president 2. 3; Treasurer 1: Drama Club 3. 4: Yearbook staff 4. Favorite Saying: I'm so excited I Remember When ... I met the Beach Boys in Washington D.C. and all of the great times here at Forbes. 88 Fudge” Lori Dawn Hann 8-11-67 Business Undecided Chorus 1, 2, 3: FHA 1, 2, 3: Art 1, 2, 3. Favorite Saying: It wasn't me I Remember When .. . Michelle and I got kicked out of the farm show for throwing bottles at people. T Joey Joey Lynn Flelser 12-8-67 Academic Civil Engineer or Mechanic Environmental Olympics 1, 2, 3. Favorite Saying: Your watch is wrong” I Remember When ... Mr Sprowl fell off his chair backwards 89 Tishull” Tish Ann Henry 12-22-67 General Journalism Band 1, 2, 3. 4: County Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum Major 3, 4: District Band 3: Newspaper Staff 3. 4: Chorus 1, 2: Press Club 4. Favorite Saying: Hey Dude. All right!!' I Remember When .. .Joyce and I had the great plan to collect' some money. � � Lisa” Lisa Michele Hoffman 5-4-66 Business Accountant FBLA 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Newspaper 2. Favorite Saying: Yea I Remember When ... I got appendicitis during 8th period in 9th grade. 90 'arn ini isiness av°n re sa, 1 Kernernhe Poking fofyy n SePtember, ■1 remembt av°r re say Member parties 91 Kosher Dill Ricki Ann Kohr 5-9-67 Academic Marine Corps Journalist Class Treasurer 4: No-Name Newspaper J, 4; Editor 4: Yearbook 4; Co- editor 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Press Club 4: Rifle-twirler 1, 2, 3: FHA 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students 4: Library' Aide 4. Favorite Saying: Well, that's Joyce for ya! I Remember When ... Damon asked Mrs. Hummel to put some ink in his typewriter's ball. t� Brad Bradley Eugene Mellott 1-20-67 Vocational Farmer FFA 1. Favorite Saying: My, What a Guy! I Remember When . . . Mr. Fleck caught me with a chew of snuff. 92 Dawn” Dawn Marie Nally 8-15-1966 Business Army Chorus 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 5: I MA 1, 2, 3. 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: FBI.A 4. Favorite saying Ahhh stinking I Remember When . . . Kristie was looking forward to the last Wednesday of Sept. . . . Right Kris' Shelly” Michele Rena Newman 2-21-66 Business Illustration Treasurer 2, 3: Basketball 1: Yearbook 3, 4: Student Council 1, 4. Favorite Saying: That's MICHELE, with one L. I Remember When . .. Tish would lock her keys in her car. 93 12-21-67 Business Jock” Joyce Ann Pack Business Court Reporter Newspaper Editor 3: Cheerleading 2, 3: Majorette 1. 2: Yearbook Staff 3: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1: Field Hockey 4: French Club 2, 3: Favorite Saying: IT JUST DOESN'T MATTER I Remember When . . . Tish and I competed to see who could miss the most days of school. Deb” Debra Sue Panfile 2-11-66 General An Favorite Saying: That’s life, take it or leave it. I Remember When ... In the seventh grade I got a spanking from my math teacher for not doing my homework. 94 Delbie” Chris Delbert Ritchey 8-12-67 Academic Engineer Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Environmental Olympics 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3. 4. Favorite Saying: 'Right! I Remember When .. . Ricki and I rolled the Datsun on a straight stretch. Kevin Kevin Wayne Roberts 6-20-66 Vo.Tech Undecided Vice-President 4. Favorite Saying: Who Cares I Remember When ... Kerry, Steve, and I went to Old Bedford Village. 95 Schoen” Damon Schoen 4-6-67 Academic Law Enforcement Basketball 1, 2, 3.4; Captain 2, 3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4: Varsity Club 3,4: FFA 1, 2. 3, 4. Favorite Saying: What a Dude I Remember When ... I drank a chocolate milkshake as a chaser, remem- ber Chip? 11 Sher y y Sherrie L. Sheeder 6-10-67 Commercial Art Teacher Favorite Saying: Whatever I Remember When ... I got in trouble for eating candy in Art class and Miss Wood yelled at me. 96 Mickey D” Tina Marie Sipes Skiles 3-30-66 Commercial Housewife FFA 1: Chorus 1. Favorite Saying: Oh My God! I Remember When . . . Lori, Ginger, and I went in town, and 1 hit Lori with the car. ' Pumpkin” Karen Diane Saylor 7-8-67 Secretary Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; President 4. Favorite Saying: Oh Brother! I Remember When ... I Remember the flying peach at lunch. Commercial 97 Kent” Kent Brian Stains 3-21-67 Vo-Tech Undecided FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 3: National Honor Society 3, 4. Favorite Saying: You'll Have This I Remember When . . . The Ritchey's got into it in Social Studies. � Kathie” Katherine Louise Strait 1-15-67 Academic Accountant or Nurse FHA 1. 2. 3.4; Treasurer 4: Yearbook 3. 4; Editor 4: Newspaper 2: FBLA 4: French Club 4: Press Club 3. 4: Who’s Who among American High School Students; Hockey Manager 4. Favorite Saying: Moi?! I Remember When ... I Remember Fort Jackson. South Carolina and all the guys there. 98 Eve,yn Rachael Warfield General favorite Sat Remembei 1 Remember the last summer. Richard Dale Michael Vocational Forestry i Remem b c°at in one During gym 7 r r°om toilets.' 99 9-12-67 Max” Max Yablonski Mechanic Vocational Basketball 1, 2, 3. Favorite Saying: I'll Kill You” I Remember When .. . Kerry and I got our ears pierced. Twittles” Valerie Zittle 3-26-67 Medical Assisting FBLA 3. 3: Yearbook 3. 4: Student Council 3 Favorite Saying: That's All right I Remember When ... Robin Hann drove my car in the back way to Howard John- sons'. We. the Senior Qass of 1985 of Forbes Road High School in Harrisonvilie, Taylor Township. Fulton County, in the state of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last Will and Testament, in the manner following, that is to say: I, Glenda Benson, will my typing and shorthand abilities to my sister. Melissa. I, Harlan Berkstresser, will all my bowhunting utensils to Chad and my traps to Chip. I. Joe Berkstresser. will my membership on the Tnstoppables to the field hockey team. I. Robin Black, will my ability to shoot in the right direction to Damon Schoen and Michele Newman. I. Terry Brant, will all of my classes of my senior year to the juniors. I. LieghAnna Brill, will all of my accoustic guitar talents to Rick Sullivan. I. Kristi Clark, will my ability to drive a tractor and a snowmobile to my mother, my heart to Rod. and my white sweater to Robin! I, Charlie Clippinger. will my ability to catch 20 inch trout to Mike (Good Luck). I. Thomas Cochran, will my softball glove to Damon Schoen. maybe he can catch something with a good glove. I. Lisa Dodson, will my decency to my brother. Doug. I. Matt Downes, will my medical bills, and old casts to Steve Duvall. I. Pattic Downin, will my ability to keep the back seat of the bus for 4 years to Derrick Winegardner and to Phillip Seville, and my ability to stay out of trouble to my sister and my cousin. Tommy. I. Terry Downin. will all my studies to the Junior Class. 1. Robin Lynn Hann, will my gracefulness to Michele Hann. my mouth to my mother, and my white sneakers to Kris. I. Lori Hann. will a keg of Heineken to Tina. I. Joey Helser, will all my empty snuff cans and chewing tobacco pouches to my dad and my brother. I. Michelle Henry, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Mike and April Henry and Angie Hall!!!! I, Tish Henry, will my ability to keep a car on the road to Joyce Pack, and to Donna OBanion. the ability to keep a low profile. I, Lisa Hoffman, will my study habits to my brother. Kevin. I, Nick Hyle. will my ability to ace tests to my little brother. I, David Keebaugh. will Forbes Road High School to the seniors to be. I. Kristie Kennedy, will my P.O.D. notes my Newsweeks to Mr. Ritchey and “All My Love to Hubie. I. Selena Knepper, will my stubborncss to anyone who wants it. I. Ricki Kohr, will all the back issue magazines to Mrs. Peck, my ability to remember to Mrs. Komir. my genenric tissues to Joyce, and my super-hero cape to the Pronouns”. I. Brad Mellott. will my books to Kenny Carbaugh. I. Robert Eugene Miller, will my fishing ability to Kevin and Tom. I, Michele Rena Newman, will my patience to Mrs. Hummel. I, Dawn Nally. will all the future smokers to Mrs. Peck . and all my love to Robin. I. Donna OBanion, will my ability to finish school to my beloved father. I. Joyce Pack, will my ability to skip school without getting caught to Tish Henry and my fun times my senior year to those who shared it with me. I. Deb Panfile, will my ability to pass high school to my brother. Scott. I. Chris Ritchey, will my ability to wreck a car to Chad and my stereo to Del and my baseball stats to Clay. I. Kevin Roberts, will my broken locker to Marvin Sipes. I. Charles Robert Sain, will to Tom and Kevin a lifetime supply of 22 shells, to Chip the ability to drive. I. Karen Saylor, will all my fun times and lots of happiness to my classmates. I. Damon Schoen. will my ability to have a dozen girlfriends at one time, and my ability to crash the boards to Mikcy. I. Sherrie Sheeder. will all my good grades to my sister. Jennifer, and all the good times at FRHS to Sue Shaw. I, Bryan Sipes, will my ability to drive to Troy. I. Tina Skiles. will all of my history classes to Ginger. I. Melissa Souders. will all my love to my husband Blair, and to my baby. Lindsay. 1. Kent Stains, will my times at Forbes to all you other soon-to-be-scniors I. Kathie Strait, will my sweetness to all the lemons in the junior class. I. Kerry Strait, will FRHS to anyone who wants it. I. Rachael Warfield, will my good times at Forbes to the juniors. I. Rick Witter, will my drinking ability to Dumbnuts. I. Mike Worthing, will my ball glove to Matt for future baseball games. I. Max Yablonski, will nothing to everyone. 1. Valerie Zittle. will my ability to stay out of trouble to Kan. 103 THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES As editor of the 1984-85 Cardinal, I am proud to present this yearbook to you. The yearbook staff worked long and hard hours in order to make your ideas become reality. At the yearbook meetings, it was hard to concentrate when Mrs. K. constantly yelled, Tomorrow is the deadline,” and Mrs. Hummel constantly said, Are you sure you're doing that right?! The worst part of all was listening to both advisors yell, Kathie get over there NOW , and Katherine, you have to make sure these pages are done. I am sad to see the yearbook come to an end. It was difficult, at times, but I can honestly say that the entire yearbook staff met their challenge well. I hope you enjoy this yearbook. It holds all the memories of our senior year. In years to come, we will reflect upon this yearbook and see the Class of 85 stand out with pride! 104 105 RAMADA INN The Newest Hotel Facility in Bedford County ... A Beautiful Country Setting — Prime Rib Restaurant, The Wooden Nickel Lounge, Saunas — Heated Indoor Pool Satellite Television Complete Meeting Facilities And Banquet Service — Accommodating Large or Small Groups — Conferences Breezewood, Business Meetings Seminars PA Retirement Parties Holiday Parties 814-735-4005 Annual Meetings 106 Noel L. Mellott Fertilizer, Coal, Corn, Spray Twine Hustontown, PA (717) 987-3525 Mary Jane’s Bar Grill Congratulations Seniors!! Beer Sandwiches Exit 29 Breezewood, PA ph: (814) 735-4850 Davis Lane Beauty Shop Hustontown, PA 17229 full service Unisex Hair Styling phone: (717) 987-3429 Fran Mellott — owner The Best Little Hair House in Town MeLinda Taylor 115 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 phone: (717) 485-4601 We Serve Banquets and Parties SUNNY RIDGE RESTAURANT Joseph (Bill) and Joanne Price Open 7-9 Daily S.R.S. Box 345 Shade Gap. PA 17255 814-259-3622 107 Cutchall’s Gulf Service U.S. Rt. 522 Fort Littleton, PA 17223 Phone: 987-3174 gas — oil — batteries Entrance to world's finest highway” Complete line of Gulf tires and accessories Inspection Station D-590 Compliments of Tin Man Body Shop Waterfall, PA 16689 Phone: (814) 685-3497 ask for Dick or Sam Johnnie's Diner Motel 709 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 485-4116 or 485-3116 Home Cooking Home-made Pies Stop in and Say Hi! The Everett Bank Everett. PA and Breezewood, PA 652-5138 735-4321 Headquarters for PHEAA STUDENT LOANS 108 Forbes Road Lions Club To the Seniors of 1985: Serve your community, Recognize your abilities, Create dignity with actions. By these means Touch a life with hope by Reaching out to others. 109 Fort Family Restaurant Exit 13 Fort Littleton, PA 987-3457 open 6am — 11pm Daily Best Coffee Around'' Home Style Cooking Homemade PIES Specials Daily Congratulations to the CLASS of '85 BLACK'S GARAGE Waterfall, PA (814) 685-3353 Major Minor Repairs Wheel Balancing Alignment Inspections OTT BROTHERS Farm and Appliance Along US Route 16 McConnellsburg, PA 17233 112 ' Nr A eedvi Promoter: Frank Plessinger Features Late Models Limited Lates Roadrunners Just 6 mi. west of Hagerstown, MD on Rt. 40 Huyett Exit off 1-81 or 1-70 RACING EVERY SUNDAY For fast-paced action, come on down to the fastest half mile on the East Coast! Phone: (301) 582-0604 Congratulations ’85 Seniors from McKelvey Oil Company, Inc. St. Rt. 3, Box 105 Harrisonville, PA 17228 (717) 485-3109 Oil Burner Professionals” Your Fulton County Distributors til H 114 Compliments of Kelso’s-Cornelius Funeral Home Congrtulations to the CLASS of 85 Rodger and Jackie Jack and Nellie 322 North Second Street McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Congratulations from Kesselring Funeral Home Glen and Pat Kesselring Directors Hustontown, PA 17229 (717) 987-3936 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1985 Burnt Cabins Hotel Burnt Cabins, PA Elwood Gallagher (prop.) (717) 987-3442 Compliments of . .. Breezewood Telephone Company VFW Post 655 115 Lincoln Way West McConnellsburg. PA 17233 phone: 485-4352 116 Congratulations to the Class of 1985! Miles W. Horne and Sons Plumbing and Heating Hustontown, PA 17229 (717) 987-3567 George M. Shearer Plumbing, Electrical, Heating Star Route South McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717) 485-3489 Brant’s Garage Official Inspection Station n h ii Autos, Trucks, Trailers, Campers Portable Welding Towing Hustontown, PA 17229 (717) 987-3411 Miller’s Garage Gravely and Speedex Tractors Overly-Raker Manufacturers of Fine Soft Sculpture Route 522 North • SRN • Box 45 McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717) 485-5121 Outlet Store Open: Mon. Thru Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Made in Fulton County Fort Littleton, PA 17233 (717) 987-3282 EL WOOD W. HARPER DISTRIBUTORS OF MIDDLESWARTH POTATO CHIPS 520 PRINCETON STREET Phon (717) 248-833« 117 Pepple’s Kobweb Korner Rt. 30 5 mi. west of McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Located in the basement of Pepple's Auction Barn We feature a complete Line of Oak Furniture, Glass Brass, Kitchen items (the usual and unusual) Before you Buy , Give us a Try” Ph: (717) 485-4733 Pepple's Auction Barn complete service at your location or ours. Garlock’s Sporting Goods Hunting Clair R. Miller, Inc. Building Materials Supplies Building Contractors Dealers in Keystone Modulars Homes Commercial Residential Building Box 60, Rt. 475 Hustontown, PA 17229 Pres. Ph: (717) 987-3431 Clair R. Miller 118 Congratulations SENIORS from ALBERT STEEL ERECTORS McConnellsburg, PA 17233 TOWER CRANE phone ERECTION (717) 485-5114 Re-bar Specialist Richards Auto Sales, Inc. Home of the Chrysler Family” 810 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717)485-3113 CHRYSLER CORPORATION The Fulton County National Bank Trust Company With offices at McConnellsburg: 100 Lincoln Way East Penns Village Shopping Center Poplar Street New Offices at: Hustontown Warfordsburg The Bank of Service in Fulton County 121 Fulton Builders Supply, Inc. 524 East Poplar Street McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: (717)485-4415 Peckies Auto Body Repairs Wheel Alignment and Balancing Complete Auto Body Repairs Rust Proofing, Painting McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: (717)485-3743 122 McLaughlin’s Drug Store Penns Village Shopping Center Route 16-E McConnellsburg, PA 17233 phone: (717)485-3724 124 c° jOST Fulton Motor Sales, Inc. Fine Ford — Mercury Cars Trucks vs s r O' Grand Marquis Crown Victorian Mustang Thunderbird Topaz Professional Sales Service (717)485-5125 McConnellsburg Knepper’s Mill Feed, Grain General Farm Supplies Purina Chows and Custom Grinding and Mixing Waterfall, PA 16689 - CALL NOW (814)685-3342 Congratulations to the '85 SENIORS Ramsey Trucking Family Truck repairs phone: (814)735-4110 125 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of: H. J. CULLER, INC. Milk Transportation 371 South Second Street McConnellsburg. PA ! 7233 (717) 485-3414 and 485-4IOO -jtrzijL. R. D. GORDON Mobile Home S: !ss and Service 1 mile East of McConnellsburg on Route 16 Peerless and Derose Mobile Homes office 717-485-3445 Phone: 814 448-2251 126 The, End cS ihe Tambouj 127 PATRONS A-l Septic Tank Cleaning Alleine's Fashion Shop Beatty's Service Station Chesnut's Exxon DeShong's Grocery Feight's Party Supplies Fraker's Sewing Sales Fulton Auto Parts H.B. Hill Son Painting Decorating Hilltop Restaurant Holdens 1917 CJ CJoe Holden Huston Sportswear Lisa Keebaugh Kelly's Auto Body Customizing Locke's Store General Merchandise McGarvey's Moore Brothers Satallite TV Marilyn Mumma's Dorothy Newman Palmer Construction Palmer Realty Pat's Beauty Salon Pleasant Valley Restaurant Sears Shade Gap Mill Dr. and Mrs. James Shultz Valley Treat Joseph G. Wolfe. DDS 128 131 CYCLOPS Our Senior class trip to Hershey Park was a day filled with fun, laughter, and joy. Although it rained most of the day, everyone still had a good time. The day was filled with getting on rides, eating, and buying souvenirs such as the dude shirts with Damon, Harlan, and Joe. People who went with us were Mr. Corman and Ricki's moth- er. They had a lot of fun and got on many rides with us!!! KISSING TOWER 133 Vol. X X X V L No. 1 Harrisonville, Pa. 1984-1985 SI 3.00 F R. COMMUNITY EXPLORERS What does it mean to be a senior business student at Forbes Road High? This year it meant that you were given the opportunity to spend your afternoons for two full weeks working for a business in the community. The students mailed letters to prospective ■employers’’ explaining the program. These young ladies would not be paid for their services rendered. The girls participating in this event were Michele Newman, Kristi Kennedy, Robin Black, Missi Souders, Selena Knepper, Valerie Zittle, Karen Lake, Fatty Downin, Lisa Hoffman, Michelle Henry, Glenda Benson, and Lisa Dodson. FHA Banquet This year Forbes Road hosted the FHA annual banquet for the Fulton County Chapter. The event took place at the Hustontown Fire Hall. The evening was comprised of skits, a raffle, and a 3 course meal. The highlight of the evening was a musical presentation and a teen talk given by Miss Pennsylvania, Gina Majors. Voice lessons for eight years helps Gina with her singing abil- ity. Mr. Sprowl took his Jr.-Sr. Chemistry class and ventured to the Nuclear Reactor Site at the Penn State University Campus. The students observed a nuclear reaction in a swimming pool reactor. They were lectured on nuclear waste and during this lecture, Mr. Sprowl expressed some views of his own. Iiighlights of the trip were eating at the Hl’B and getting ice cream from the cam- pus creamery. WHAT?! You mean we re not gonna be radioactive and glow in the dark! Make a wish Jane. Up the DOWN Staircase The spring play was presented by sopho- mores, juniors, and primarily seniors. The play was about a high school teacher, por- trayed by Michele Newman, who was faced with her first year problems that accompany teaching. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Komir from the cast members for sticking it out. Student Forum — What is it?” Well, as Joe Berkstresser will tell you. it's getting a day off school, eating pizza for lunch, and hopes of becoming a black belt in KARATE. Actually, Student Forum is a group of students from various school districts banded together to voice their opinions of the student bodies they represent. Their input on matters is then sent to the Pennsylvania Education Board in Harrisburg where they can decide matters on education looking at it from the students point of view. This year s members were Joe. who was the vice president. Aimee Hann. Mike Hall, and Michele Black. Nick Hyle is a Different kind of senior at Forbes Road High. 9 He spent his senior year of high school as a fresh- man at Mont Alto. Nick was distinguished as Forbes Roads’ first National Merit Scholarship recipient. College life for Nick is vastly different from high school. .. he was involved in such activities as the Medieval Day Festival. Student Activities Council, Honors Freshman Composition, PARTY CITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This year the annual Environmental Olympics competition was held in Harrisonville, across from Sipes' Funeral Home, as quoted by Mike Hall. The event took place on May 14, 1985. The three schools from Fulton County attended — FORBES ROAD. Southern Fulton, and Central Ful- ton. Each team sent two teams from their school to participate. Forbes Roads' teams consisted of two very distinguished groups of males. The Gold team saw Mike Hall, Troy Parsons. Richard Price, Doug Datson, and Philip Seville as its constituants. Troy Miller. Joey Helser, Terry Brant. Joe Berkstresser and Chris Ritchey made up the Blue team. Each team battled for a high of points in the categories of Wildlife, Soil Judging. Forestry, Aquatic Life. Current Events. The Gold team racked up enough points to pull them into 2nd place overall, and the Blue team came in at a close 3rd. The Gold Team ... Troy, Richard, and Mike. Cmon Hall! This year our FFA participated in various events throughout the year. In Septem- ber. some of the guys went to Harrisburg for the All-American Dairy Judging where we really showed our stuff. However. Jeff McQuait got a little carried away when it came down to showing his stuff on the ride home. How about it Jeff?? As for how we placed? Myron Hall took 1st in county. Troy Miller second. Dwayne Helman 3rd. and Bryan Sipes 4th. In November, they went to the All-American Eastern Livestock Judging in Harris- burg where various teams judged different livestock animals. In swine judging. Todd Strait. Dwayne Helman. Rodney Everhart, and Marty Bradnick took 3rd in state. Bryan Sipes received the DeKaulb Award for being the Outstanding Senior at chapter level also. As you can see. being an FFA member is no easy job!! We have a chapter to be proud of! Kin : Joe Berkstresser. Queen: Michele Newman; First runners up: Robin Black and Harlan Berkstresser; Second runners up: Robin Hann and Chip Miller. Featuring SPECTRUM Just a Swingin'! Well, ladies, how many more of these do you think we have to sit through? Why can t I sit here.'' Here's my paper Mrs. Hummel. SI'NIOKS I finally found it.' You really expect me to clean this. 139 CHEERLEADING AWARDS BASKETBALL AWARDS YF.ARB(X4K DEDICATION CHORUS AWARDS ENVIRONMENTAL OLYMPIC AWARDS MATH AWARDS HISTORY AWARDS SCIENCE AWARDS BEST TERM PAPER AWARDS 140 141 t J wn Z m 2 g o O Miss Pennsylvania addresses the 46 graduating seniors at Forbes Road Commencement ‘Make your goals the moon, the sun and the stars, and even if you fail, you’ll never end up with dirt on your face.” These were the words of Gina Major, the current Miss Penn- sylvania. who addressed the 46 graduating seniors at Forbes Road High School. Commencement exercises for the rural school were held in the gymnatorium last night. Major stressed the importance of being goal - oriented, of having ideals, of committing oneself to the task at hand Defeat, she told the capped and gowned, is something we must learn to accept. •‘It was too close to call to select a valedictorian and salutatorian,” said High School Principal James Heroux, “so this year we have co - valedic- torians.” Attaining the highest scholastic averages this year at Forbes are Lisa Michele Hoffman and Nicholas Stanley Hyle. Both students addressed their classmates with Hoffman’s valedictory address titled, “Discovering Ourselves,” and Hyles’, “Helping Hands.” Dr. Merrill arnold, superintendent of schools, presented the senior class to the assemblage. Diplomas and certificates of attendance were distributed by R. Lynn Knepper, president of the school board of education. Always a highlight of the com- mencement service is the presen- tation of special awards. This year’s winner of the Lions Club Essay Contest were Michele Newman and Ricki Kohr. Both received $50 savings bonds. For demonstrating exemplary character and citizenship, Kent Stains was awarded the American Legion Post 561 ’s annual citizenship award. Recognized for having attained the highest average in the business education curriculum was Glenda Benson. Co - valedictorian Nicholas Hyle was recognized for making school history. Hyle represents Forbes Road’s first National Merit Scholarship Finalist. Having attained the highest average in the high school science curriculum, Hyle was awarded the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. Recipient of an award sponsored by a local sorority was Robin Hann. A number of seniors, accepted at institutions of higher learning, were named recipients of the Lena B Mc- Clain Foundation scholarships. Receiving Presidential Academic Fitness awards were Robin Black, Glenda Benson, Terry Brant, Lisa Hoffman, Chris Ritchey, Kent Stains, Ricki Kohr and Nicholas Hyle. Katherine Strait was the recipient of the Future Hoemakers of America award. Recipient of the Home Economics award was co - valedictorian Lisa Hoffman. Recognized as honor students were Glenda Benson, Joedy Berkstresser, Robin Black, Terry Brant, Patricia Downin, Lisa Hoffman, Nicholas Hyle, Kristie Kennedy, Ricki Kohr, Chris Ritchey, Kent Stains, Katherine Strait. The invocation and benediction were offered by the Rev. Charles Rhodes of Fishertown. Officers of the graduating class are Joe Berkstresster, president; Kevin Roberts, vice president; Robin Black, secretary; and Ricki Kohr, treasurer. Serving as advisers to the class were Donna Ankney and A1 Corman The Class of 1985 selected as its colors maroon and gray, and, the white rose tinted maroon as its flower. Cindy Lauper’s “Time After Time” is the class song, “Follow your dreams to the end of the Rainbow” is the motto, “Rock of Ages” is the class hymn. A packed house witnessed the coming of age of the area’s most recent entrants into the adult world Forbes Road ’85 Glenda Benson Harlan Berkstresser Joedy Berkstresser Robin Black Terry Brant Kristi Clark Thomas Cochran Lisa Dodson Matthew Downes Patricia Downin Terry Downin Steven Duvall Lori Hann Robin Hann Joey Helser Michelle Henry Lisa Hoffman Nicholas Hyle David Keebaugh Kristie Kennedy Selena Knepper Ricki Kohr Bradley Mellott Robert Miller Jr. Dawn Nally Michele Newman Donna O'Banion Joyce Pack Debra Panfile Chris Ritchey Kevin Roberts Charles Sain Karen Saylor Damon Schoen Sherrie Sheeder Bryan Sipes Tina Sipes Skiles Melissa Boisvert Souders Kent Stains Katherine Strait Kerry Strait Evelyn Warfield Richard Witter Michael Worthing Max Yablonski Valerie Zittle 144