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

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As the rainbow depicts the diversifi- cation in the colors of the spectrum, so too, the members of the faculty and ad- ministration reflect the diversification in learning opportunities available to the high school student. From preparing students for career choices within the actual classroom to acting as a coach or advisor for an extra-curricular activity, faculty members show an awareness of the needs of stu- dents. Learning takes place under a variety of cir- cumstances but perhaps, one of the best situations oc- curs when the faculty advisor's own interest or hobby is in common with that of his students. Besides contrib- uting practical knowledge, the teacher also helps the stu- dents gain insight into the complex problems of the day. The following pages show but a few examples of the di- versified learning opportunities open to the students of Forest Hills. Faculty - 11

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Right: Spanish instructor Mrs. Donna Gramling supervises the construction of a pinata with help from seniors Tammy Dolan. Kelly Fra er and Lisa Dell. Below: Discussing the upcoming girls' cross coun- try meet, coach Pete Gdula stresses funda- mentals to sophomores Lucie Manges and Terri Peters. Reflections Of 10 - Faculty

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Above: Newly elected president of the board James Burkey pre- pares to open the December meet- ing. Above Left: Recently elected to serve on the school board are Samuel Basile, Wilma Plummer and James L, White. Left: Other members include Dorothy Rud- dek, Anthony Tanzely, Anthony Nastase, Robert Beyer and Rodney Fye. Board Reorganizes, Burkey Elected President 12-School Board