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

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Dr. Warren E. Howard—Superintendent A.B. Pennsylvania Military Academy M. Ed. Temple University Ed. D. Temple University Secretary to the chief administrator. Twila Pat- terson, checks over the typed agenda for an up- coming school board meeting. Dr. Howard Finds Job Rewarding, Gratifying As superintendent. Dr. Warren Howard was responsible for devising the budg- et, corroborating with the school board and generally supervising the total operation of the school district. He had to cope with the transition from nine elementary schools to the new multi-million elementary complex. The job has many responsibilities and demands but at the same time it is a rewarding and grati- fying experience.” (Dr. Warren Howard) Among the many concerns of Dr. Robert Ander- son, assistant superintendent, were curriculum development and the publication and distribution of a periodic bulletin which kept the people of the Forest Hills district up to date on the happen- ings in the school. Dr. Robert Anderson—Assistant Superintendent B.S. Lock Haven M.Ed. Indiana University of Pa. '■ D. Ed. Penn State University 12—Administration

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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

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Sworn in for his third term, Robert Chunta prepares to open the December meeting. Re-elected as officers were James Burkey, first vice-president; Anthony Nastase, sec- retary; Anthony Tanzely, treasurer; absent was Rodney Fye, second vice-president. Other board members include Gordon Smith, chairman of Per- sonnel and Policy Committee; Robert Beyer, Building and Grounds' chairman; Peter Skoner, Transportation chairman, and Dorothy Ruddek. Board Retains Chunta As Presiding Officer At the reorganization meeting held December 8, the board of school di- rectors re-elected Robert Chunta to a third term as president. Other officers retained were James Burkey, first vice president; Rodney Fye, second vice-president; Anthony Na- stase, secretary, and Anthony Tanzely, treasurer. Regular monthly meetings were held on the sec- ond Wednesday of each month in the conference room of the Forest Hills Senior High School at 7:30 p.m. Members of the student council attended the monthly meetings and voiced the student inter- ests on various subjects to the board. “The meet- ings gave me a first-hand insight of how the school board functions and of how involved the opera- tion of the school is. (Alan Krantzler) School Board—13