Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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ALTA FISHER-pleasant and ever friendly . . . do we note a little more sparkle in these dark eyes when he is near? . . . active as cheerlead- er . . . appreciates good swing music. RICHARD FRAMBACH- winning personality . . . good looking, blonde . . . fast, fearless flash in football . . . friend to most females, but has his own idea of what's nice . . . passed air ca- det test last fall . . . neat dancer . . . adept at everything. ROBERT GEISLER - tall, lanky, and intelligent . . . the P. D. student . . . left Ianuary to at- tend Gettysburg College . . . Mac supplies classes with information on gro- cery stores . . . fine man on our squad. TED GILBERT - brisk, joyous . . . Gibby likes to run gas out of Dad's car . . . wants to join Uncle Sam's boys . . . hates delivering papers . . . fights with Maggie Mae in spare time . . . st if l 11 A RICHARD HASSENPLUG - problem chi1d . . . hobby-sleeping . . . ma- rines his destination . . . next to visiting on Sum- mit Avenue, eating oys- ters and French fries are most enjoyable . . . Doc Ferris . . . smooth dancer. SHIRLEY HENNEY - a petite blonde, composed, dainty . . . Cherry . . . keeps her hair to a T . . . likes dancing and milk shakes . . . has ap- titude for sewing and singing . . . daily hiker from Riverside. ROBERT HEASALTINE- carefree, entertaining, capable . . . Bob hopes to sail the seven seas and have a girl in every port . . . favorite dishes are Betty Grable and spinach . . . P. D. whiz f???l . . . Sonja Henie on skates. LOUISE HOOVER-gen- tle, placid, and cordial . . . finds Ty Power dash- ing and romantic, but likes lilled pork chops almost f?l as well . . . studies secretarial work and may attend business school . . . hobbies- l'10bbY - little black radio, reading, and book. movies. Z I J Z S E IU H 5 ' f V23

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X ill if luv PAUL CLAWSON-live' ly, pleasant, changeable personality - finds dark eyes appealing . . . active in sports . . . booked up every Satur- day night from now till? . . . rarely seen Without Mac . . . ambition, member of infantry. ROBERT DAUGHERTY- bashful, quiet, a man of few words . . . 9Ill0YS sleep, ice cream, and New Year's Eve . . . dropped out of school in October . . . Doc thinks farm Work is tops. LILLIAN DAVIS-known by ever-pleasant smile and lively manner . . . Lums likes to walk in rain . . . loafs in spare time . . . probably Will attend college - home economics . . . favorite dish, spaghetti with meat balls . . . enjoys ice skating. WILLIAM DIBERT- only half human, he says . . . merry, mirthful, and Witty . . . would rather eat than dance . . . pet saying, You tell 'em cabbage, you got the head . . . ambition, commercial photograph- er . . . adores Stinky, his pet rabbit. 22 E LIIJHS ROMA DICKEY - neat- ness and order are her virtues . . . favorite pas' times are reading and movies . . . good typist, wants to become secre- tary . . . appreciates Ios- eph Cotton and ham- burgers . . . pet saying, Go bat yourself around awhile. LOIS EASTON-unpro dictable, versatile, and daring , . . future air ca- det . . . never misses Fred Waring . . . Lulu-ed in senior play . . . likes sports and class officers . . . when will she learn to sing? . . . interest in chemistry. LOLA MAY ELLIOTT - sportive and willing . . . may attend college . . . likes graham cracker pie and Alan Ladd in- tensely . . . pastimes are sports, reading, and movies . . . have you ever heard LM giggle? . . . collects wishbones. IOSEPHINE FALSONE -- jolly, happy, and lively . . . she likes to roller skate fevery Sunday night at leastl . . . en- joys chili and typing . . . Io wants to travel everywhere when she gets out of school.

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i lik fff LGIUHS nav EDWARD HOWARD - tall and straight, hand- some and silent . . . we hear he makes good whatever he tackles . . . ambition - railroad en- gineer . . . if in armed service - paratrooper . . . dish -- everything . . . favorite female - Gloria lean. IEAN HUSTER - smil- ing and collected . .. . . . . roller skating, swim- ming, and 'watching en- ergetic Peggy RYCII1 Ure her favorite pastimes . . . taking commercial course to become secretary . . . one of first high school blood donors. WILLIAM IAMES-light hearted, athletic, de- pendable, friendly . . . wears horse-blanket coat . . . Romeo to all the girls , . . future as pilot or bombardier . . . could lessen do without that Hupmobile and certain blonde? BETTE IOHNS-an indi- vidual personality this little blackhaired beauty transferred from Philipsburg . . . wants to teach physical ed . . . local swooner for croon- er Sinatra . . . adores Gene Kelly and Wrest- ling matches. Z4 DONALD IONES-quiet, mild, and tolerant . . . Doc wants to be a mechanic . . . he has shown his knowledge in this line to the pre-flight class by perfect recita- tion on aircraft engine principles. IOANNE KELLY -good- natured, neat, and de- termined . . . infectious smile . . . was consist- ent honor student . . . blushes at ease, espe- cially when those cute but embarrassing acci- dents occur . . . Butch likes boogie-Woogie. IACK KIMMEL-a pleas- ant, proficient, but prob- lematical pupil . . . Ga- briel of Duke Andrews and his Orchestra . . . ambition to be a bum t?l or a musician . . . always present where Club Diner hamburgers or Olivia De Haviland movies are. DOROTHY KINDZERA- precise, neat, nice . , . very much like Helen . . . shorthand is her fa- vorite subject . . , very good seamstress, makes lovely clothes . . . Hum- phrey Bogart's acting pleases her . . . ham- burgers with onions is her dish.