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

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Business Moves Slowly Due To Rising Costs Keeping things on the move in the business end of the school program was the responsibility of Thomas Neff and his secretarial staff. Making up payrolls, running the lunch program and purchasing supplies and equipment were a few of the duties of the business office. Moving on in the face of inflation and rising costs of everything was a slow process. It meant cutting costs where possible and promoting economical use of re- sources. Maintaining a close relationship with the needs and purposes of the educational programs was a necessary aim of the business office. During the current term, one of the faithful staff members of the business office moved on” to retirement. Mrs. Helen Fornadel, after years of service, decided to retire. Her major concern in the business department was taking care of all cafeteria transactions. Above: Business office secretaries include Helen Fornadel, (seated). Dee Roberts (left), and Millie Mitchell. Top: Business manager Thomas Neff checks over the agenda prior to a regular monthly board meeting. 14 - Business Office

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Newly elected officers for the 1981 term include Wilma Plummer, treasurer; Samuel Basile (standing), secretary; and Robert Beyer, president. Robert Beyer was elected to a second term at the reorganization meeting in December. Board members are (seated) Wilma Plummer. Shirley Partsch. Dorothy Ruddek. and Robert Beyer. (standing) James Wagner. Walter Lorek, William Kostan, Mark Blaisdell and Samuel Basile. School Board • 15

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Programs Run Smoothly By Administrators ‘Moving on” was a continual process for the high school administration. From conducting teacher meetings to evaluating them in the classroom, from meetings with individual students to meetings with parents, the administration was always on the move. Planning the curriculum and preparing the student schedules were also responsibilities of the high school adminis- tration. Disciplinary problems were handled by the principal and his assistant. Overseeing the athletic program and the student extra-cur- ricular activities was another duty of the principal while one of the primary duties of the assistant principal was student atten- dance. Both Edward Terek, principal, and Sam Plummer, assistant principal, worked hand in hand to make certain that the high school program moved on smoothly. Top: At the onset of the school year, high school principal Edward Terek meets with class groups to outline the rules and regulations which the students are expected to abide by. Above: Sheila Albertelli. president of the student council, meets with Mr Terek to discuss some council activity. Left: As Sam Plummer. assistant principal, checks over the daily attendance, he has a humorous remark for a student sent to his office. Principal • 15