Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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TEETER TREXEL WOLFORD ZAKUC1YA KENNETH TEETER Ken Middle Taylor Perpetual grin . . . dimples a favorite of all . . . co-operative and helpful . . nice manner . . . persistently pondering a problem. JOANNE TREXEL Trex Stonycreek Cute twirler . . . gum-chewing fiend . . . charming personality . . . brains, too . . . active in Y-Teens . . . big smile . . . popular gal around school. CHARLES VOYTKO Charlie Brownstown Big boy . . . handy with a brush or pencil ... a little bashful . . . agreeable and co- operative . . . high-stepping ball carrier for the grid team. JAMES WEAVER Jim Te rndale Good humor man . . . delivers for Heslop . . . nice crop of wavy hair . . perpetual motion machine . teases the girls un- mercifully. VOYTKO WEAVER ZARANSKY ZUBAL BARBARA WOLFORD Barbara Stonycreek Pretty hair and freckles galore . . . usually seen with Grace . . . pleasant and sweet ... a true friend . . . nice gal to know. THOMAS ZAKUCIYA Tommy Brownstown Usually seen minus most of his hair . . . one of those gay. full-of-fun people . . . executive type . . . wins friends and in- fluences people. JOAN ZARANSKY Joan Lorain Good things come in small packages . . . commercial whizz . . . matrimonially inclined . . pleasant disposition . . . pals with Shir- ley and Ollie. RICHARD ZUBAL Zuby Brownstown Last of the class . . . cute dimples . . . his vivid imagination makes him quite a story- teller . . . popular . . . sometimes called “Robes Pierre. Twenty Five

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SAINTZ SAVERING N. SHAFFER P. SHAFFER SHEEHAN SLAVIK SMITH SWARNY RICHARD SAINTZ Wilbur Brownstown Deceiving studious look . small and blonde . . . quiet, with an occasional prankish streak . . . bashful around the girls . . . carefree. WILLIAM SAVERING Bill Ferndale One of the mainstays of Dear Ruth . . . well built, good looking guy with curly hair . . . quite an acrobat and dancer . . . pleas- ant voice. NANCY SHAFFER Nancy Ferndale Came to FHS in her senior year . . . full of pep and energy . . . swell pianist . . . just loves to tease . . . received a sparkler for Christmas. PEGGY SHAFFER Peggy Ferndale Swings a mean baton . . . doesn't take any- one seriously . . . knows how to wear her clothes . . . never on time . . . takes an adorable picture. JOHN SHEEHAN Jack Ferndale Just a little guy . . . interested in sports seen with Sonny . . . drives a new red Ford . . . big tease . . . sometimes called “LiT General. WILLIAM SLAVIK Bill Brownstown Little blonde with lots of pep . . . loves to play a harmonica . . . athletic . . . known for his good sportsmanship . . . everybody's friend. ANNA MARIE SMITH Smitty Brownstown Small but lively . . . possessor of a husky voice . . really smooth on the dance floor . . . stands high with the Brownstown gang. VIVIAN SWARNY Viv Brownstown Smallest senior of '50 . . excels at volley- ball and basketball . . . future lies in the nursing field . . . friendly smile . . . shy at first, but warms up quickly. Twenty Four

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SENIORS SENIORS UPPER PICTURE FIRST ROW (left to right) Nancy Keim. Dolores Eplett. Trudelle Fallier. Judy Conrad. Beverly Duncan. Barbara Kokoruda. Mary Agnes Keating. Olive Dice. SECOND ROW Mr. Hill, fane Garshnick. Verda Harrison, lane Brehm. Patsy Lehman. Shirley Coulter. Wilma Laidig. Patsy Koch. Margaret Balog. THIRD ROW Delons Covalt. Nancy Dorman. Florence Kmdrera. Steve Friedman. Don Dav. Linda Huntington. Grace Burchill. . FOURTH ROW Carl Brnford. Ernest Boerstler. Charles Beam. Joe Buhek. Alvin Constable. Barry Diefenhach. FIFTH ROW Robert Blough. Lawrence Pretzel. Joe Dereani. Carl Cobaugh. lames Covalt. |oe Katzenstetn. SIXTH ROW Karl Klmar. Bob Knssinger. SENIORS LOWER PICTURE FIRST ROW: Jean Mlinarchik. Beverly McKasick. Anne Smith. Ardith Moehler. loanne Rose. Barbara Wolford. Joan Zaransky. Vivian Swarny. SECOND ROW Mrs. Bosley. John Polippo. Jack Sheehan. Shirley Orner» Nancy Shaffer, loan Mostoller. Aileen Rhodes. Peggy Shaffer. Margaret Martinko. THIRD ROW —Joanne Trexel. Patsy Marsh. Elinor Parker. James Weaver. Tom Zakuciya. Robert Moehler. William Slavik. • FOURTH ROW: Ed McDermott. |ames Russell. Kenneth Teeter. Robert Pollock. Fred Riah. William Savering. jack Rosenberger. t FIFTH ROW: Albert Parley. Charles Voytko. Michael Maksim. Richard Zubal. Twenty Six