Forest Hills High School - Forester Yearbook (Sidman, PA)

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Academics we Seek Knowledge Many students took advantage of the wide variety of courses offered to satisfy their curriculum needs and personal desires. Appealing to some, the relatively new courses of basic computer, co-ed shop classes and English mini-courses were instrumental in maintain- ing an up to date educational program. Being able to progress at one's own pace in the creative arts and microbiology classes gave pupils an inner sense of freedom mixed with self-pride in their accomplish- ments. Similar to the rays of country sunshine that created many a peaceful setting in the midst of us, a well rounded curriculum of required and elective courses gave a feeling of contentment in each and every student. 4

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Contents Warm Up 4 Pros 10 Time Out 34 Instant Replay 98 Rookies 126 Veterans 152 Roster 198 Wrap Up 204 Above: UNDERCLASSMEN members of the golf team John Fedore, George Fedore and Alan Pepoy take a break before beginning play on the back nine. Left: SPORTS enthusiast Chris Reighard attempts a lay up while guarded by a Central Cambria defender. At a September pep rally in the gym, SENIOR majorettes Carol Medvesky and Jeannie McCrory keep a sharp look out for the signal from the drummer who will commence the cadence. 3

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Left: Adding a touch of brown to his winter scene is creative art student Lynn Miller. Below: Mary Ann Madison and Barb Lermineau engage in crocheting pot holders as one of their November home-ec crafts. Left: Just prior ro a chemistry test, Carol Noon glances over the text and element chart. Far Left: Melodi Gramling enters her latest program into the computer, while Chris Everhart scans for any unwanted mistakes.