Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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- f! O FIRST ROW-L. Rummel, Ellott, Cruickshank, Hershiser, Warsiiia, Rychak, Zimmerman, D, Rummel, P, Blough. O SECOND R-OW-ePatch, Barnes, Berkey, Sell, Sturm, Rhodes, Varner, Melvin, Mr. Moorhead. O THIRD ROXV-Armstrong, Boyer, J. Blough, Veracchin, Hunt, Potz, Hoffman. O FOURTH ROXV-Murkel, Hildebrand, Pittman, Thielc, XY. Clawson, Ohs, 0 FIFTH ROWYHeilmeinn, Todhunter, Van Horn, D. Cluwson. Esch, Bruce. 0 SIXTH ROW-Chappell, Wacker, Thurau, Beihl, Dick, Miller. I SEVENTH ROW-Hufmun, Hindman, Spotz, Iieltz. 0 EIGHTH ROW-Thomas, Levergood, Daniels. ful rip-roaring fans . . . formed many unbreakable ties between classmates and our school . . . became active participants in various worthy club activities . . . especially enjoyed the njitterbug sessions after the basketball games in the new gym . . . wore with distinction our class rings . . . could recognize every Iunior after the holiday vacation with his box of candy and several rolls of wax paper . . . worked feverishly to sell our in- dividual share in order to sponsor the climax affair of the year, the Iunior- Senior reception . . . our president appointed committees . . . arrangements and plans were made . . . and the Seniors enjoyed the big farewell dance of the year . . . girls looked sweet in their semi-formal gowns . . . a CLASS QFFICERS big night for all, even dad! . . . we conclude, now, an outstanding President WILLIAM BRUCE year in our lives . . . establish- Vice-President ...,..,. BETTY GRIFFITH ing an enviable record I I I eager Secretary-Treasurer .... IACK HUFMAN to be next year's Seniors. C293 4

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-the juniors O Iunior Class . . . a group of inexperienced and not-so- wise Freshmen two years ago . . . our Freshman year was marked by many distinct happenings-inter-class athletic activities, club affiliations, and social activities . . . we can contemplate many happy hours when we were Sophs . . . glad that we weren't Freshmen any longer, but watched the Iuniors as superiors and whose places we would soon ac- quire . . . had the opportunity to catch up with our sleep every afternoon . . . will never forget how hard it was for some of us to make it to school so early. 0 Now we find ourselves in our Iunior year . . . in general, carefree and fun-loving . . . well represented in all school activities . . . represent the backbone of athletics this year . . . almost every boy is connected with athletics in one way or another . . . likewise, the girls are ardent players and faith- 0 FIRST ROW-VVrig'ht, Hornola, Rostochak, G. Falsone, Foltz, Boerstler, M. Falsone, Fitzgibbon, Branthoover. 0 SECOND ROW-Brant, Sivits, Polippo, Hood, Kurnerday, Griffith, Gilbert, Hurrel, Blair, Miss G. Hetrick. O THIRD ROW-Mr. Townsend, Pollock, Nahtigal, Kokoruda, S'hull, Kirchner, Rhodes, Maystrovich. O FOURTH ROW-Schweitzer, Miller, Moscbarger, Vvaring, Klepack, Hesaltine. O FIFTH ROW-Ripple, Rumrnel, Murray, Clawson, Younger, Felix, O SIXTH ROW-Spory, Carlmark, Pritts, Carney, Davis, Houser, O SEVENTH ROVV-Snyder, Scavuzzo, Beltz, Likar. 1285 .

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0 Sophomore Class . . . entered this school year eighty-four strong . . . entering the ranks as upper-classmen, it looked down upon the green Freshmen as a frightened, inexper- ienced group, forgetting that last year they were labeled as shy Freshies . . . at first, enjoyed a good time rubbing it in on the younger classes, but soon adapted itself to the new school routine . . . quickly became acquainted more readily with the upper-classmen and accepted the new faces from other districts as real chums . . . a reckless, noisy group of students, but were soon held down by the strong arm of the men teachers, Mr. Kuhs, Mr. English, and Mr. Hill . . . had to grind over Biology, History, and English as their superiors had done the year before . . . usually ac- cepted all school activities Whole heartily as a challenge for better things to follow . . . in athletics, the male element of the class have shown Wide interest in various sports . . . the usual number received their bumps and smears on the dusty gridiron as shock troops for the varsity plungers . . . were fouled -th oph O FIRST ROW-Heslop, Blough, Saylor, Croyle, Hummel, Dawson, Jerasa Cruickshank, Kabo. O SECOND ROVV-K. Davis, McHugh, R. Davis, Krzlmalfsyck, Girousliy Allen, Finlon, R. Blough, Mr. Hill. 0 THIRD ROW-Mr, Kuhs, Mztrtella, Mitchell, Moors, Hamer, Bum,-l Klinar, Feathers. X O FOURTH ROW-Kamiel, VVulker, Zeller, Michulides, Fisher, Hesnltine 3 FIIETH ROXY-Gilliland, McVicke1', Sanker, Seifert, Girousky, Ban POXVS il. 0 SIXTH ROVV-Bixel, Rose, Good, Likar. l3Ol