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

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Sixteen seniors inducted On December 14, sixteen seniors were among the 30 students inducted into the National Honor Society. The candlelight- ing ceremony was under the direction of advisors Mary Ellen Ambroe and Gloria Molnar. NHS president Michelle Morris opened the program by welcoming all to the ceremony. Brief talks on the qual- ifications of membership followed. Don Eash talked on scholarship; Missy Stombaugh spoke on leadership; Lisa Mlinar and Janice Moore spoke on char- acter and service, respectively. Next the inductees were told to come forth. They each received a pin and lit a candle from the Candle of Knowledge, signifying their acceptance into the so- ciety. After the evening performance for family and friends of NHS members, a catered dinner was served for all present. On January 12, all new inductees, along with veteran members, met to re- organize committees. Among several committees organized was the tutoring program. NHS members volunteered to tutor students who were having difficulty with some of their sub- jects. The tutor met with an assigned student during study halls, activity pe- riods, and even after school in some cases. The group also conducted its annual gob sale. On October 7 the members met to make golxs. Over 60 dozen were made and sold. The proceeds were used to buy pins for the new inductees. These were but a few of the activities conducted by the NHS. Senior inductee are (front) .4 tn Hribar, Heather Hu»»ell, Debra Miller, and Lori Hiiko ky; (middle) Carrie Susko, Amy Srhellhammer, Kathy Hanak, Arril Kaltenbaufh, and Susan Rlawky; (hack) Ijori Soflanky, Patrick Mr Samara, Andy Yourirh, John Z.ihura. Ihui Hnhtnton. Rob Korarh, and Heather Myert. 10 Senior NHS

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CIIAI%IAN. IH)NNA - Beavrrdalr CHEM NICKY. SAMUEL Sidman. CHOPICK. STEVEN Kl 2 Windber. CHRIST. TRACY — HI» I Sdmai. — KBI-A II. 12. CIAYCOMB. SHERRY HI) I Stdman — library Aide II, 12. CLIFFORD. TAMMY - South Fork COONEY. MICHUJJ: South Fork FBI.A 12; Ski Club 12; Track 10. I I. 12; Cheerleader 10. II. COVTTS, RONALD - Khrrnfeld — Bax-MI 12; Wrcath'ig 12. CKOYU:. RHONDA - St. Mxharl — (iilor (iuard 10, II. 12. DA VIS. BARBARA — Summrrhill — FBI.A II. 12; Chorua 12; Track 10. II. Choice of career top priority While many decisions concerning the fu- ture fac d llie senior, the most important was that of what to Ho after high school. Many planned to attend college or trade school while others decided on a military career. Some girls hoped to enter nursing ami some looked to find jol»s in the business world. Throughout the year, representatives from colleges, tnisiness schools, and the armed forces met with interested seniors to explain their particular program to them. Kor those planning to attend college, the guidance office offered information on en- trance requirements, scholarships and fi- nancial assistance. Job availability in the area as well as openings in various fields, slate and na- tionwide, was compiled by the guidance de- partment ami given to seniors. As the seniors neared the end of the high school days, their top priority was choosing a career. Clay Itulvin Melwaa Bunk Kugme Burkrtl Uncr Cameron Mary Carl Donna Chapman Samuel ChrrnK-ky Slrvrn Chopirfc Trary ChroM Sherry ( layromb Tammy Uiffunl Mirhelle Cnonry Ronald Coutla Rhonda Croyle BarKara Dav» Seniors — 9

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Michelle Morris. NHS president, open» ihr induction ceremony by welcoming the gueata. lb-low: Senior NHS veteran» include (front) Michelle Morris and Susan Ixtcko; (middle) Melissa Sutmbauf(h, Alesia Leifh and Tammv Moratli; (bark) Ihmaltl bash, lAsa Mlinar. Joseph Kru and Janice Moore. Above: Tammy Moratti, right, tutor» aenior Robin Malicic in Kngliah. A tutoring program waa initiated by the NHS with several member» vol- unteering their aervicea. Helping to make gob» for the annual NHS Mile ia Alesia Iseifh. The aale waa held to help the group repleniab their Ireaaury. left Center: At the induction ceremony Pat McSiamara receive» a pin from adviaor Mary Ellen Ambroe. Seniors — NHS — 11