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

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One of the duties of the principal was overseeing the ath- letic program. Here acting principal Edward Terek presents the Mountain Conference trophy to Michael Plnkas and Rick Keller, outstanding offensive and defensive members of the football team. Terek Assumes Role Of Acting Principal Edward Terek, former assistant prin- cipal of the junior high assumed the position of acting principal following a sabbatical leave by Joseph Madigan. During the absence of Mr. Madigan, Mr. Terek was responsible for all the duties of the principal. I assumed this job with some apprehension but after several months at the helm I have found it rather enjoyable and challenging. (Edward Terek) Assistant principal Sam Plummer continued with the running of the attendance office, conduct- ing of morning exercises and assisting Mr. Terek as the need arose. In charge of attendance, assistant principal Sam Plummer checks over an excuse being submitted by senior Terry Bertollno. Plummer, Sam—RD 1 Sidman B.S. Lock Haven M.Ed. Penn State University Terek, Edward—South Fork B.S'. Kent State University M.A. West Virginia University 14—Principal

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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

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While reviewing some cafeteria bills, business manager Thomas Neff (left) questions a secretary concerning an invoice. Dee Roberts and Millie Mitchell (below), two of the business office secretaries, pause for a moment to pose for the cameraman. Cafeteria Business, An Important Concern Cafeteria purchasing and supply is one of the chief concerns of the business office. Thomas Neff, business manager, in association with the head cook and purchasing agent, Henrietta Liska, is responsible for the cafeteria system. The business office also handles the payroll for all employees of the school district. “I enjoy work- ing here at the school’s business office and the job keeps me in contact with the students. (Dee Roberts) Working chiefly with cafeteria affairs, secretary Helen Forna- del notes changes in cafeteria food purchases. Business Officer—15