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

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Above: Spanish instructor Donna Gramling keeps an eye on her sophomore Spanish II class as they take a test. Left: Reviewing a vocabulary list in a German II class is instruc- tor Hans Ruddock Right: Bernice Mock, who teaches typing, corrects papers while on second floor hall duty during the lunch hour. Right Corner: Demonstrating the use of the “ditto” machine is Linda Barnett of the business education department. Above Center: Karen Williams gives a dictation quiz to a shorthand II class. Above, Right Corner: In a junior commercial class Diane Gvozdich reviews a shorthand I as- signment. Staff Reduced In Business Department 24

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Right: Reviewing for e senior busi- ness msth test is instructor Robert Bero Below, Center: Regis Endler checks on how the seniors ere do- ing in their physics sssignment. Below, Right Corner: In his junior chemistry cless, James Ambroeex- plsins the flsme test to Sandy Banks Left: Myra Whysong goes over homework with her lob msth cless. Left Center: Discussing ssexusl ports of plants with a sophomore biology class is in- structor Frank Kozar Far Left: Mi- chael Petrunak constructs an angle for a sophomore geometry class. Left Center, Bottom: As Gloria Mol- nar programs a computer assign- ment, juniors Linda Petkosh. left, and Carla Rosenberger look on. Left, Bottom Corner: George Pettor- im helps junior Mike Middleton with a biology homework assignment.

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For economic reasons, the business education staff was reduced by one, giving the department three instruc- tors. Frank Krentz, who had taught commercial for a number of years, was transferred to the driver educa- tion position and the commercial chores were divided among the three remaining staff members. Bernice Mock taught shorthand, typing, and business exploratory. Linda Barnett's teaching duties in- cluded accounting, business ma- chines, and office practice. Diane Gvozdich taught typing, consumer education, shorthand and the word processor. After the first twelve weeks of school. Mrs. Mock decided to take a sabbatical leave and Karen Williams was hired as a substitute for the rest of the year. In the langauge department there were no personnel changes with Hans Ruddeck taking care of the German classes and Donna Graml- ing, the Spanish. Mrs. Gramling continued her annual pinata pro- gram at the elementary school as well as the Spanish IV group's giving a two-day Spanish instructional pro- gram to the first grade students. 25