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

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l rA: Wvntiy W right, leA, ami Kathy Toth keep •core at thr girln’ volleyball game between For- est Hilla and the Muntangn of Portage. Below: f.'roig Mr4 all, an offTire aide for thr a»u»i tant principal, IhtnalH Hailey, return to the office aAer checking on a ntudenl for Mr. Hailey. Above: library aide Mat! Becker and Joe Kruf program the computer with material which will be needed later for the library science daaa. LeA: Alesia Leifh, leA, Tammy Moratti and Joe krug volunteered their nervicei» in anninting Mrs. Kathy Kresiar in painting a Spaninh mural on the wall of Room 219. Seniors — 27

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tori Hukotky, left, and Itebhie Miller were reaponaitde for keeping the marquee up to date with upcoming eventa, auch an athletic content» , dramatic prinluctionn and dancea. BALL THURC H )0TBALL A »Sm U4iS0 WESTMOI iOLF H 0 ; COUNTRY ; H 4:00 Seniors volunteer services Although many seniors were involved in many school activities, there were some who still found time to volunteer their time and services for various proj- ects. Among the library aides could be found seniors who volunteered to work there during their free periods, helping students find research materials or as- sisting the head librarian. Also several seniors worked as office aides for Mr. Hailey during their study halls. Some seniors were scorekeepers at various ath- letic contests, such as volleyball, bas- ketball and track. Although there was no monetary com- |M nsation for these students, they en- joyed the satisfaciton of helping out when needed. The experience they acquired from their volunteer work would certainly be of some use later on. Also their services were very much apprec iated by those for whom they worked. 26 — Seniors Handling the announcing chorra in the morning and evening were aeniora Huh Kovach, Winy Slomhaufh and Janice Moore, all volunteera.

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Douglas Robinson Lori Rosman Franeine Roush William Ruffing Heather Russell Stephen Russell Chris Riek Joseph Schnft Barry Senior Paul Sherbine RIEL CHRIS — RD 2 Windber — Chorus 10. 11. 12; Band Stage Band 10, 11. 12; “Joseph, “Cheaper By The Dozen” 11; Golf 11. 12; Snowball Court 12. ROBINSON. DOUGLAS — South Fori — NHS 12; Football 10. 11; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 12. ROSMAN. LORIE - Beaverdale — FBLA 11. 12. ROUSH. FRANCINE — RD 1 Summerhill — LEO Club 12; FBLA 12. RI!DECK. JERRY — Ehrenfeld — W reading 10. 11. RUFFING. WILLIAM — South Fori. RUSSELL HEATHER - RD 1 Sidman — NHS 12; Chon» 10. 11; Cheerleader 10. 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Snowball Court 10, 12; Volleyball 12. RUSSELL STEPHEN — RD 1 South Fori — W reading 12- Jerry Ruderi Amy Schellhammer Mar cry Sherer Class boasts 5 sets of twins What are some of the advantages of being a twin? Di and Dee Miller replied, “We both understand each other. We can count on each other to be there if there are any problems. We are lifetime friends.” Twins have a happy childhood. They enjoy having a constant playmate and they appreciate their understanding of each other. Of course, they have their spats and misunderstandings at times but what brothers and sisters do not? Twins do have a desire for individ- uality. They wish that others would not mistake one for the other and they would like to receive birthday gifts meant just for them. As teenagers twins may feel the need for independence and wish that people would stop comparing the two and treat them as one person. As the Miller twins stated, “People think we are much alike, when, in fact, we are two totally different beings.” As twins enter college, get married and have a family of their own, they will appreciate having a constant companion. SCHELLHAMMER. AMY — RD 1 South Fork — HUM 10. 11. 12; Foremucs 11, 12; NHS 12; Spanish HS 11, 12; Moniagr and Forester 11, 12; Student Council 12; Chorus 10, 11. 12; ITS 11. 12; “Pippin.” “Fools” 11; “Joseph.” “Cheaper By the Dozen ’ 11; “A Christmas Carol” 12; Volleyball (storekeeper 10. 11). SCHRIFT. JOSEPH — Wilmore. SENIOR. BARRY — RD 2 Johnstown. SHERBINE. PAUL — RD Summerhill. SHERER. MARCEY — RD 1 South Fork — Chorus 10, 11, 12; “Fools” 10; Homecoming Court 12; Volleyball 12; Track 10. 11. 12. SHERMAN. RUSSELL — RD 1 Sidman. SLIKO. CHERI — RD 1 South Fork — Office Aide 12; Chorus 10. 11; JV Cheerleader 10. 11. 12. 28 — Seniore