Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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1 fff new BETTY SHULL-striking ly becoming, gentle, pleasant, and agreeable . . . male friends are plentiful, but it is be- lieved that she has de- cided who is first on her list . . . likes good mu- sic and roast chicken. GEORGE SWICK -- slow but dependable . . . fa- vorite school activity is lunch . . . 'lYutz pushes black Ford around . . . wants to join Navy . . . favorite dish, big one . . . where you see Swick you see Roberts also . . . hefty gridiron Candidate. MARIORIE TODHUNTER -gratifying, friendly , . . plans for future are col- lege and teaching ele- mentary work . . . hopes to travel . . , unusual dish, fried frog legs , . . careful not to spill acid because it makes holes . . . drives Chrysler. NANCY TODHUNTER - characteristically com- posed and capable . . . Toddy expects to at- tend Allegheny College and major in languages . . . appreciates music . . . sings . . . stuffed pork chops and actress Bette Davis are her fa- vorites. 28 E IUHS HELEN VERHOVSEK - willing to help others . . . wants to be a gov- ernment girl in Wash- ington . . . has passion for hot pork sandwiches and swing music . . . hobby is counting food stamps. LOUISE WING!-XRD-fum loving . . . she aims to please . . . listening to radio takes up leisure hours . . . Donald Duck's chatter fascinates her Wink has appetite for sauerkraut and weiners . . . intends to be P. T. clerk. BEATRICE WRIGHT--lib tle, but oh, so sweet! . . . domestic type . . . Beatty hates public speaking . . . evenings reserved for the one and only . . . lively, peppy, full of fun . . . craves good jokes and dancing at Ripples. ROBERT WRIGHT-most talented artist deluxe . . . works on this line for all school activities . . . ambition is to be a commercial artist . . . hobby, photography . . . likes French fries . . . Ellsie Wishes Betty Grable lived in Iohns- town.

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eta zlmywmwtatawh'-irilznftivt' 2' 'Sf 1 f, FIRST ROW tlrft tn riglttl' Xvnr ren, Stahl. llaire. VVicl4nit'lx, Parle vechio, Rankin, Orris. SECOND ROW: Mr. Townsend Pollock, Hamer, Rigo, Tahek, lln fecker, Zahoran. lohnstnn, Miss Long THIRD ROW: Sharhaugh, Mlinar chik, Nlayer, Saly, Michalides, Felton FOURTH ROW: Eichler, Brown Ripple, Moors, Livingston, Hill james. FIFTH ROW- Kesslak. Koreltz. Ko koruda, Maystrovnlt, Grvxn, U Sainlz. SIXTH ROW: Cnughennur, Pclulvv Sherhine, Marinr, Grrning. Kvim W0:nin'k. SEVENTH ROVV: Lrhnian. Snsrersic Hunt, While. Lees. l.aBrie. Stutzman EIGHTH ROVV: liatnnler. Hamilton Svrnell, Koehler, Doran, Palay. King NINTH ROVV: Helsel, Saintz, VV1ng ard, Knyat, 'l'mnuskn, Virus. TENTH ROW: Shnll:, Pritts. Za kuciya, Blasko, Cushman, Piclmrnll ELEVENFIIH ROW: Hopkins, Koontz Vtfoodward, Konchan. Stlinevk, tfalule Ryrhak. 'l'WEl.l7'l'll ROVV' Nine, Waller Wnlks'l', llinslman, llernrninger, I THRU III H THE .IUNIIJH5 This year the class of '45 took their places as the sophisticated juniors . . . were heard cheering lustily at all games . . . and were present at all school activities. The boys advanced to important positions on the football and basketball teams, While the girls struggled at interclass sports. Worthy material was contributed by the juniors to the band and orchestra as well as to Girl Reserves and Hi-Y. They really went over the top with their magazine sales . . . broke all records . . . then planned furiously for the prom. Class rings were some- thing special, and how they did flash them around. Although they had a hec- tic time tackling physics, shorthand. and other trying subjects, they kept the honor roll well supplied. Now, after struggling through an exciting junior year, they are looking forward to taking their places as seniors. RU if OFFICERS ir President-IRVIN WICKNICK Vice P1'9Sid9IIf--ROBERT Hiims Sew -Trans,-Mtcnnm. Pzmrrivrcmo