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

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 Calculators Permitted Trig's hard enough with a calcu- lator. I don't know what I'd do without one. This remark of Pam Long echoed the sentiment of most advanced math students. There- fore, math teachers finally relented and allowed their trig and calculus clases to use calculators. The school board corroborated this de- cision with the purchase of twenty new Sr-40 calculators. With the aid of calculators, students were able to master the concepts of advanced mathematics unburdened by out- dated charts and tables. The science courses remained basically the same as in past years. In relating classroom instruction to the natural environment sur- rounding them, students gained the ability to make and support sound, logical judgements. Bero, Robert - Johnstown B.S. Lock Haven Advisor - Student Council Endler, Regis - South Fork B.S. Lock Haven M. Ed. Penn State University Advisor - Jaycees and Jayceettes Chairman - Science Department Gdula, Peter - Beaverdale B A. St. Francis College M.Ed. Indiana University of PA Coach - Track and Cross Country Equipment Manager Advisor - Varsity Club Petrunak, Michael RD 2 Portage B.S. Clarion M.Ed. Penn State University Kozar, Frank - Salix B.S. Lock Haven M.Ed. Penn State University Athletic Director Advisor - Ski Club Advisor - Varsity Club Mesoras, George -Twin Rocks B.S. St. Francis College Masters Equivalent Pet tori ni, George - RD 1 Ebensburg B.S. Indiana University of PA M.Ed. Indiana University of PA Sunderland, John -Ebensburg B.S. St. Francis College Masters Equivalent

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 ■ Right: John Sunderland explains a chemistry formula to a group of juniors. Left: During a senior trig session George Mesoras can't help but smile at an inadequate explana- tion to a problem. Far Left: Robert Bero points out to Donna Grobosky her progress in his algebra class. Be- low: In preparation for an upcoming micro-biology group. George Pet- torini checks the sterlization of some culture tubes to be used in the class. Below Left: During a sophomore bio- logy session, Frank Kozar reviews the various types of animal cells. Be- low Left Center: Regis Endler is about to explain a physics problem via the blackboard Below Far Left: A quiz is due as Peter Gdula pre- pares to pass out test sheets to a sen- ior math group. Below Extreme Left: It's really quite simple.' states Michael Petrunak to an algebra II class.