Forty Fort High School - Fort Yearbook (Forty Fort, PA)

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NORMAN THOMAS CRAVER President of the Senior Class Aggressiveness, undoubtedly stemming from his Celtic Welsh blood, has been Tom's outstanding characteristic. In football, in addition to serving as co-captain, he won the unique distinc- tion of being selected to the position of center on two West Side Conference All-Star Teams in both 1954 and 1955, by the players on the conference teams and by the Sunday Independent of Wilkes-Barre, respectively. ln wrestling he was undefeated during the regular season of 1954 and he emerged as runner-up in the 133 pound class of District 2, P.l.A.A. This year he has capably filled the exacting office of class presi- dent, guiding our steps in the rapid course of events which constitute the senior year and of which graduation is the mem- orable climax. Also, he has been very helpful in promoting the best interests of the school as an active member of the Student Council. The Class of 1956 takes this means of saluting Tom for his steady drive that made possible the progress of our steps in senior year in achievement of goals and in service to the school. OUR CLASS LEADERS ROBERT COLLINS MACK President of the Student Council Bob's long list of services to Forty Fort High School begins early in seventh grade and extends step by step through iunior and senior high. Aside from a perfectly normal human desire to achieve, Bob can be said to have genuinely wanted to help his school, his class, his homeroom, Versatility describes his school life as proved by such things as football managerships, class clance committeeman, American Legion Award, wrestling squad member, dramatics, tenth grade class president, Sports Editor of RED AND WHITE and THE FORT, soft- ball team member, representative to two P.A.S.C. conventions, and student-of-the-month. His greatest strides have been taken in the ascent to Student Council activity. At the close of his sophomore year, he was elected to the iunior year office of vice presidency. Senior year has seen him bring to the office of president the qualities of leadership, firmness, co-operation. His gavel has not sounded a harsh Do this but rather the inviting challenge Let's do it together. No student council president has left worthier steps to be followed than Bob Mack.