Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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JCf'i-f 'fPe'K L ET NJQmzq-5, WIIJMHER, W1N'roN Apr. 21 Football-3-4 Varsity Basketball-3-4 Interclass Baseball-3 Boys' Athletic Club Sec. -4 Glee Club-3 F Club-3-4 It Pays to Advertise Good Manners Club Treas.-3 Courier-3-4 Bus. Mgr.-4 Adv. Mgr. Reflector-4 TRACHOK, ANNA May I3 Glee Cluh-4 Sewing Club-3 Athletic Cluh-4 lnterclass B. B.-3 Volleyhall-2-3-4 Girl Reserves-3-4 Track-4 Household Chemistry Club -2 Varsity-4 rliIIOMAS, HAROII7 .lpn 3 Glee Club-2-3 Courier-3-4 Dramatic Club-2-3-4 Kitchen janitor-4 Library-2-3 Civic Committee-4 Gypsy Rover -3 Oratorical Contest-4 VIQNZON, JOHN Junc 23 Athletic Club-2 Radio Club-3 Good Manners-4 Interclass B. B.-2-3-4 Interclass Baseball-2-3-4 Track-3-4 Football-3-4 11 lx N my' eff ffmea me BLOUGH, ALVERTA Sept. 16 Household Chemistry-4 WAGNER, GEORGE May 3 Athletic Club-3-4 Interclass Basketball-3-4 Yomzk, JOHN .-Ipr. 27 Radio Club-2-3 Vice Pres. Radio Club-3 Commercial Club-4 Interclass Basketball-3-4 Interclass Baseball-3-4 ZIMMERMAN, RAY Now. 2 Radio Club-3 Good Manners Club-4

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J, -' um 4 L il' SHAFFER, MARIE Jan. 16 Interclass Basketball-1 Dramatic Club-2 Commercial Club-3 Sewing Club-4 Girl Reserves-1-2-3-4 SPORY, AGN ES Od. 29 Household Chemistry-2 flood Manners-4 Volleyball-4 Interclass Basketball-4 SPORY, RICHARD J. Od. Radio Club-2-3 Library Force-4 Glee Club-4 Good Manners Flub-4 Treas. of Latin Club-4 -3 I8 -ff . . xx .2 5 W' If I' fly 1 sg- . , e.-we STEARN, FRANCIS M. Sfpz. 23 Publicity Committee-4 Financial Committee-3 Assembly Program Com- mittee-4 Radio Science Club-3 Dramatics-4 Business Mgr. Courier-4 It Pays to Advertise STONER, MARION April 10 Athletic Club-2 Household Chemistry-3-4 S'I'UvER, NATHANIEL F. July 21 Boys' Athletic Club-2 Good Manners Club-3 Dramatics Club-4 Library-4

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A I. if stuuuon ' . Q ffx '3 . Hug 'Q' ggi! I l RAY K. ZIMMERMAN THE READER AND THE FLOWERS There is a Reaper whose name is Death My Lord has neel f th ,- fl .. ,. U And, with his sickle keen. The Reaper s:1i:l,0a111les?r1i14glYeh Lily' He reaps the bearded grain at a breath, Dear toke11s of the earth are they And the flowers that grow between. Where He was once a child. Y Shall I have naught that is fair? saith he' They shall all ll ' 5 . - - Have naught but the bearded grain? ' 'I'1-ausplantgd lrvtboaxvlgnrslllb ot light' Though the breath of these flowers is sweet to me. And saints, upon' their gal-lhpntg white I will give them all back again. These sacred 'blossoms wear. ' He gazed at the flowers with tearful eyes, And the Inothe 1 ' i t, .. ,- He kissed their flr00Di11g leaves: The flowers Shilrifostllcliilalltmvaewl mm' It was for the Lord of Paradise She knew she should find them all a win He bound them in his sheaves. In the fields of light above. 1 gi Oh. not in cruelty. not in wrath, The Reaper came that day: 'Twas an angel visited the green earth, And took the flowers away. USM 1