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

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Lrft: Di Miller, captain of the vamity cheerleaders, led the way in the girl»' taking fimt place in the annual conleat. Below: Band officer» include Eduard limpham, vice prenidenl, Chris Riek, president, and Carrie Susko, secretary treasurer. Above: leading the Humanitarian Club were officer»: Merlene Thomas, pres- ident, Kathy Toth, secretary, and Bunni Market, vice president. Left: Attending Girls' State, sponsored by local American Legions, were Michelle Morris, left, and Alesia Leigh. At the week-long sessions the girls learned basic principles of city, stale and country government. Seniors — 19

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.Sam Maletky, Senior (!law president, and Wits? Stambaufgk, Student Council prenident, along with Eduard Terek, high school principal, prepare to attend the P.S.B.A. convention where «ludent» were to learn about different leadernhip «kill». Leadership roles evident As was evident by the activities and organizations led by the seniors, lead- ership and seniors were synonymous. Seniors look over the leadership roles that had been left for them to (ill. As officers of organizations or captains of teams, seniors displayed their leadership ability by making certain that their as- signed duties were fulfilled. Through hard work and dedication these leaders guided their respective groups in obtain- ing their goals. Throughout the year, students attend- ed workshops in order to enhance their leadership skills. Among these programs were the Pennsylvania School Board Conference, the Girls’ State program and the Leadership Development Center sponsored by the Red Cross, which Jan- ice Moore and Missy Stombaugh attend- ed. These leadership roles played by the seniors would undoubtedly be beneficial to them as they prepared to enter a new phase in life. leading the majorette» in their aclivitie» were «enior co-captain» Storey Faker and Erin (• rattan. 18 — Seniors

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Mary Ann Jenkins Robert Kovach Samuel laKow Barry Jones Marianne Josephaon Avril Kaltenbaugh Tina Knipple Joseph Krug Suzanne l cko Timothy lang Kd»ard langham Alesia l-eigh Larry Leipchack Bunm Market Carla Market Seniors active participants In addition to their involvement in many extracurricular activities, seniors also were the leading participants in spirit activities. By displaying individuality, they showed the juniors and sophomores the fun of participating. Whether dressed as a farmer on “Farmers’ Day” or decked out for “Green and Gold Day” during Spirit Week, whether eating a bowl of jello at a pep rally or cheering at an athletic event seniors actively participated in all phases of school life. An important aspect of school life, participation is a learned process — a process that deals with fitting in and being yourself no matter the cost. Having learned this important lesson from past students, the seniors did their part in passing this on the underclassmen. Participation and involvement were key words in the seniors’ school life. JENKINS. MARY ANN - Khrrnfrld — Spam IIS II. 12; FBLA II; ChoruH 10; Color Guard 10, 11, 12; CUm» Treasurer 10. II. 12 JONES. HARRY HI) I Sidman — Football I I; Choro» I 1. JOSEPHSON, MARIANNE Sidman — LCD 12; FBLA II. 12; HUM II. 12; Spaniah MS 11. 12. KALTENRAUCH, AVRIL — Rl) I South Fork — MIS 12; Forenaira 10. 11. 12; Band 10. II. 12; (County 12. District 11.12); Chorus 10. 1 1. 12; Spaniah HS II. 12; Fools 10. KNIPPIJ1. TINA South Fork KOVACII. ROBERT - Rl) 2 Wmdbrr — NIIS 12; ( utz Tram 12; Student (xMinril 10. 11. 12; MonUipe Forester II. 12; Orman Club 12; Baakrllu.ll 10. II. 12; Track II; Croaa Country 12. KRAMPEN, ROY - Bravrrdale (no Pic) 20 — Seniors