Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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-A' f IIN RE TUB Y'5 E IDES 6 HERBERT ENGLISH . . . attended Millersville and Bowling Green Bus- iness College and University ol Pittsburgh . . . obtained B. S. de- gree . . . instructor in bookkeeping, typing, and home and job mathe- matics. KATHRYN LONG . . . received B. S. degree from Indiana State Teachers College and M. Ed. degree from University of Pittsburgh . . . teaches shorthand and typing . . adviser of the Press Club. WILMI-X MOONEY . . . our pleasant dependable school secretary and information please . . . always busy answering phone calls, writ- ing admits, typing, and -oh yes- Iilling out those report cards. ELIZABETH MOORE . . . graduate of Memorial Hospital . . . teaches home nursing . . . truant otlicer . . . school nurse . , . our friend in time ol need. LUKE SNOWBALL . . . our depend- able head custodian . . . always on the job for our comfort . , . . . . checks thermostats, lights, and ventilators . . . keeps the school tires blazing on winter days . . . supervises his assistants and does numerous odd jobs. 1 ELIZABETH REESE . . . graduate of Susquehanna University . . . re- ceived B. S. degree . . . also at- tended University of Wisconsin . . . teaches bookkeeping I and II, commercial law and geography, and home cmd job mathematics.

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J J -pf if rim TnMu1iHuw'5 1112, cu EY ETHEL BOSLEY . . . obtained A.B, degree Irom University ot Pitts- burgh, did graduate work at Duke University . . . teaches mathema- tics 7 and 8, algebra I and II, solid geometry, and trigonometry . . . adviser ot Rellector and senior class. SARA LOUISE MARKLE . . . attend- ed University of Pittsburgh, where she received A. B. and Master ol Letters degrees . . . librarian . . . English instructor. LOULA BLOUGH I . . attended In- diana State Teachers College and University ot Pittsburgh . . . re- ceived B. S. degree . . . teaches music and is director of band, or- chestra, glee club . . . sponsors annual spring' concert. - moms WILSON . . . iijfffx degree from Iuniata ege . . .' home economics teac er -I ' viser of Girl Reserves. FLORENCE HORNICK . . . attended Indiana State Teachers College and Pennsylvania State College . . . has B. S. degree . . . teaches art and spelling . , . adviser of Girl Reserves. GRANT CUSTER . . . attended Cali- tornia State Teachers College, where he received B. S. degree . . . teaches chemistry, physics, biology, and pre-flight aeronautics , . . photographer for Reflector. LAURENCE WOLF . . . obtained B. S. degree from Buffalo State Teachers College . . . instructor in mechani- cal drawing and industrial arts, GEORGE TOWNSEND , . . possesses AB. and M. A. degrees . . . at- tended Susquehanna University and University of Pittsburgh . . . in- structs classes in algebra, American history, and general science. 15

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. . K FIRST' RUVV llvfr In iight! Bm-isrlci, l.ni-son Mtarl-, Il. Schweitzer, Churrhvv. SECOND ROW' Vvl. lanws, Cesloxnilr. Nlcllngh. l.. Snlv. lam-I Moms, Swirls. THIRD RUXV B. Snnler. Cameron Rose, Mitthell, leannc Bocltel, liieuinq FUlll?'lllf l?llXY D Pose, H. Fisher F. Salntr. Nrnigle, N, llodhuntcr. FlF'l'l l Row Mr, Keller Mgr., i1.,..lmsn, The Student Council has added another year of success to its history. Organized for the purpose of student self-government, this group serves as a mediator between the administration and student body, and helps to solve problems within the school. Regardless of its size or nature, each matter is given thought- ful study and consideration. The organization, of which Mr. Keller is adviser, is composed of two representatives, a boy and a girl, from each home room. These students take part in the discussion of problems which come before them from time to timeg if a decision is reached, they report the matter to their classmates. Through their efforts many new suggestions and clever ideas were introduced. To provide recreation for the students, noon dancing was begun and proved successful. Movies and several novelty shows were also arranged by the group. Pupils were urged to participate in assemblies, and in this way new talent and leadership were discovered. if OFFICERS 'A' WILLIAM IAMES President Gsoacz Swicx Vice President NANCY TODHUNTHR Secretary Yll TH SIILVES ITS PHIIBLEMS -A' -A' 17