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Forbes RoadCareer & Technology Center Paul R. Balint

Administrative Direct

**Late Spring Issu2012/13

20132013lass ofClass of

Congratulations to theCongratulations to the

The Annual Certificate Ceremony was held May 21st at Gateway Senior High School. This

year Forbes had 196 students completing their respective programs. Ashlie Hardway, WTAE

reporter was our key note speaker and gave the students a lot to think about in their future

endeavors. Mr. Robert Coddington, owner of BC Electric was recognized for being a Distin-

guished Alumni. There were three student speakers: Samuel E. Helbling, Salutatorian, Diesel

Technology from Gateway, Johnathan T. Zuro, Salutatorian, Collision Repair Technology from

East Allegheny and Allen M. Howard, Valedictorian, Computer Networking & Security fromGateway. Congratulations to all and we wish them much success in their futures!

Samuel E. Helbli

Johnathan T. Zur

Allen M. Howar

First Annual Scholarships AwardedThe First Annual Forbes Road CTC Scholarships were presented at the Certificate Cere-

mony. They were presented to Allen M. Howard, Gateway, Computer Networking & Se-

curity, Shanoyn M. DiPaolo, East

Allegheny, Cosmetology, Haley

E. Sullivan, Plum, AutomotiveTechnology, Edward T. Bell,

Plum, Information Technology

& Gaming and Nicole H. Con-

ley, Springdale, Health Science

Technology. Thanks to all that

donated to make the program

successful the very first year!

L - R Howard, DiPaolo, Mr. Balint, Sullivan and Bell. Conley not pictured

Certificate Ceremony 2013

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Student of the Year Alexandrea L. Hutfles Advertising Design, Gateway

Anthony J. Klaeser Automotive Technology, Springdale

Andrew L. Lackey Building Construction Technology, Riverview

Alexis B. MarksChild Care Services, Springdale

Johnathan T. ZuroCollision Repair Technology, East Allegheny

Allen M. HowardComputer Networking & Security, Gateway

Stephen DiNataleCosmetology, Plum

Joseph L. HolguinCulinary Arts, East Allegheny

Samuel E. Helbling

Diesel Technology, Gateway

Brett C. Stape

Electrical Technology, Plum

Anthony Swidorsky Emergency Response Services, East Allegheny

DeeDee M. Hronis-PittmanHealth Science Technology, Highlands

James J. YaconisHeating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning,

Highlands

Edward T. BellInformation Technology & Gaming, Plum

David VasquezLandscape Design, Sunrise

Zachary Oravitz Machine Tool/Robotics, Highlands

Javay M. Pedrick Multimedia Design, Springdale

Nathan Ofcansky Warehouse Management, Gateway

Student RecognitionEvery year students’ are recognized for their outstanding accomplishments in their respective classes.

Top PortfolioMikeya Swinton Advertising Design, Penn Hills


Carly M. BarontiChild Care Services, Riverview

Travis E. IrvineCollision Repair Technology, Highlands

Allen M. HowardComputer Networking & Security, Gateway

Amber LutzCosmetology, BCMC/Gateway

Brenden T. Bey Culinary Arts, Plum

June M. Duff Culinary Arts, Highlands

Samuel E. HelblingDiesel Technology, Gateway

Scott G. HolmesElectrical Technology, Gateway

Brianna M. NolanHealth Science Technology, Riverview

Danny J. SagathHeating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning,

Highlands

Greg A. AmatoInformation Technology & Gaming, Gateway



William L. Freker Multimedia Design, Riverview

Dominic CoulsonWarehouse Management, Gateway

Top PresentationRebecca A. Sprajcar Advertising Design, PA Leadership Cyber


Kendall A. WilsonChild Care Services, Wilkinsburg

Johnathan T. ZuroCollision Repair Technology, East Allegheny

Skyler D. HillComputer Networking & Security, Plum

Brenden T. Bey Culinary Arts, Plum

June M. Duff Culinary Arts, Highlands

Zachary RoebuckDiesel Technology, East Allegheny

Alexander CherpakElectrical Technology, WPSD

Yvonne Q. RobbinsHealth Science Technology, Woodland Hills

Matthew SagathHeating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning,

Highlands

Jade K. LikinsInformation Technology & Gaming, Gatewa



Javay M. Pedrick Multimedia Design, Springdale

Dominic CoulsonWarehouse Management, Gateway

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Distractive

Driving DayMay 3, 2013 send

Your life is in

your hands.

It can wait.

9:11

On May 3rd the faculty parking lot was transformed into a mock crash

scene with two wrecked cars donated by Magill’s Towing. This distractive

driving scene was created to display how serious the consequences can be

when engaging in activities that impair ones judgment while driving such

as texting and drinking. Once started, one by one, Monroeville emergency

vehicles started to arrive on the scene. The police demonstrated a field

sobriety test, while the firefighters ran through the proper procedures of

removing the victims from the automobiles. The final attention grabber wa

the arrival of the Life Flight helicopter, which landed on scene. The person

nel from the aircraft went through the typical procedures when arriving at

crash scene.

Students from several programs were involved in the demonstration. The

Advertising Design students designed/created and made the shirts for the

entire student body. The Emergency Response Services students served asactors with the Cosmetology students applying their make-up. The Mul-

timedia Design students documented the event and you can find the Dis-

tractive Driving Demonstration 2013 video by searching Forbes Road CTC

on YouTube. The Computer Networking & Security students handled the

pledging and the give-aways for the students.

This program was sponsored in part by the national “Act Out Loud”. The

Future Business Leaders of America chapter at Forbes initiated the grant.

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Forbes Road CTC607 Beatty Road

Monroeville, PA 15146-1550

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Forbes Road Career and Technology Center does not

discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin,

sex, disability or age in its programs or activities and

provides equal access to designated youth groups. For

information regarding civil rights, grievance procedures

or access, contact the Title IX Coordinator/Assistant

Director at 607 Beatty Road, Monroeville, PA 15146

or 412-373-8100.

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Then become a member of the American Sewing Guild. The cost is$25 for ages 17-22 for registered college students. The member benefitsare great; discounts at local retailers.

Go towww.asg.org, click on “Membership,” left side bar.The American Sewing Guild is a national non-profit organizationdedicated to people who believe sewing is a rewarding and creative

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