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

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ACADEMIC While enjoying the outdoors. Mike Barton (right) pauses in his tramp for game to savor the beauty of the snowy forest. Deep in thought. George Mesoras (middle right) gets away from it all to recount a day full of ques- tioning students and countless math problems. An elusive ball eludes the racket of Diane Gvoz- dich (far right) as she warms up to compete in a match. A new hat catches the eye of Fran Matvay (below) while browsing through Brooks at the Richland Mall. Working with a community group, boy scout leader Rege Endler (below right) demonstrates a slip knot to his troup who in- clude (clockwise) Ron Klein. Alan Waddell, Doug Endler, Danny Endler, Alan Harris and Steve Lesko. 10—Faculty

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A K wk way from it all . . . quiet moments . . . a special friend . . . falling leaves . . . swirling snow ... a shopping spree . . . listening to Frampton . . . talks on the telephone . . . parties on Saturday night . . . hanging out at the corner garage . . . the bumpy skating rink . . . playing basketball at the court . . . tennis games. Theme—9

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ANGLE A Different Look At The Same People Most students consider teachers just that, forgetting them as people away from the climate of the classroom. Vet most of the faculty are as much or more involved in life than those they teach—enjoying many of the same things that students do. Whether they’re working with community groups, enjoying the outdoors, competing athletically, browsing through the shopping center, or just being themselves makes them what they are and therefore a part of the ACADEMIC ANGLE. Faculty—11