Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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A CHALLEY GE! aim for the best today ROSE KIRCHNER . . . I shall miss many things, but most important are my friends. I see them every day, but after graduation we may never see each other again. I have found out what true friendship is and will miss my 'pals' sincerely. NANCY KLEPACK . . . The Personality Club has been a very interesting club to me. Discussions be- tween the girls and talks in the club have been a help because they gave many helpful points on things which girls like to know about and which also help in cultivating a pleasing personality. THARON KNEPPER . . . After graduation I would like to be a stenographer. For the past four years, I have prepared for this kind of work. After work- ing a few years I'd like to travel through western United States and then visit South America. IENNIE KOKORUDA . . . Due to the incompletion of her school year, Iennie has not furnished us with information of her future. SYLVIA KUMERDAY . . . I have obtained much good from high school. If I had not attended high school, I would not be able to fulfill my ambitions, since a high school education is necessary to ob- tain a job as a secretary or clerk, the two vocations which interest me. RICHARD LEVERGOOD . . . The thing that inter- ested me most in high school was the sports that the school furnished us: and the most important was football, playing the game for the thrill of it and the way that it builds up your body. SYLVIA LIKAR . . . During my four years in high school, I have become acquainted with many stu- dents, some of whom I may never see again. I al- ways have had a nice time with them and really will miss them once we have graduated. WILLIAM MARKEL . . . I believe I have learned much in high school. The lessons acquired in school among which the functions of nature in science courses along with the practical courses will serve me well in later life. MARY MAYSTROVICH . . . Friends are what I'11 miss mostly after graduation. After we are through school it will be hard to gain friends as close as those of our classmates and teachers. We do not appreciate the advantage of school until it is almost too late. IACK MELVIN . . . The Hi-Y was the most in- teresting activity I had in high school. Since we had our own club room and used the gymnasium, there were many recreation facilities, besides the teaching of development of character and ways of aiding others. CHARLES MILLER . . . I plan after graduation to try to get a job in the mill and if I don't suc- ceed in the first five months after graduation: I shall try to join the army or navy. MARY ANNA MILLER . . . Now that I am leaving high school I regard people and things differently. I realize now the importance of friends. The work has helped me conquer myself and my tasks which are behind me and those yet to come. AUDREY MOSEBARGER . . . I have always said I will be glad when I finish high school, but when I am out I am sure I will miss those swell assem- blies and movies, our Girl Reserve parties, cheer- ing at the football games and, most of all, I shall miss the many friends I made. DORIS MURRAY . . . The most outstanding things I shall miss when I leave Ferndale High are the extra curricular activities which have taught me that I have a place in this world, and my friends who are a part of my cherished memories. AMELIA NAHTIGAL . . . Entrance to high school is a big moment in anyone's life, but especially in mine. Being ignorant of many things, much have I learned and added to my scanty store of knowl- edge. My ambition is to learn and to do better in the future. -in

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