Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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DOROTHY TREMKO Tremie Brownstown Likes excitement a tall good-looking blonde . . . always around for a free vanilla milk shake . . . frequent visitor at Westmont Grove good-natured, lighthearted, like- able. NANCY WATTS Wattsre Distinctive auburn curly hair one of our three-year cheerleaders . adores Mitsie, her pet dog can liven any at mosphere contagious giggler IACK VOYTKO lack Brownstown Deceivingly studious look . . . well put together has power to do great things . . . hunting takes up time . . . presents puzz- ling problems to be solved. BERNARD WEIGLE Serb Another of our transferred students rare smile . . . spends much time studying? hum-m-m . . . minds his own affairs definite interest in girls, just one. WILLIAM WAGONER Bill Ferndale Maintains study halls are for talking or sleeping only . . . have you heard the put-put of his coupe . . . smouldering volcano of mis- chief typical American boy com- pcrnionable. PATRICIA WILT a Stonycreek Twp Short blonde hair . . . everyday stroller from across the bridge . . , friend of Marylou . . . quite cr conversationalist . . left school first semester. MARIORIE WARREN Margie Ferndale Certainly full of vim, vigor, and chatter sense of humor always on hand . .. blushes with ease, especially when those cute embarrassing incidents occur . . . a good thing in a small package. HENRY ZUPAN Zupe Stonycreek Twp Tall, lanky, thin . . . pals with Korber and Lovko . . . rather on the quiet side had secret jokes with Conrad . . . now a member of U. S. Army, tank division. MARY AGNES ZUPANCHICK Mary Stonycreek Twp. Freckles? only a few . . . end of alphabet but never last in intelligence . . . tries any- thing once, it it's worth-while . .. amiable, practical, ever pleasant . . . likes working at the dairy store. Twenty Nme

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NANCY SHAFFER Nancy Ferndale Slim, demure, and nice . . . flair for fash- ionable clothes . . . did successful job as a student director makes a super friend . . . spare time? she hasn't much. TERRY STUVER Nate Ferndale Ready for an argument any time or place . . . perpetual motion machine . . . interested in sports . . . also musically minded . . . well known for his definite opinions. MARLENE SIPE Snooky Stonycreek Twp. Little girl, big car . . . can really handle that Cadillac . . . sunny disposition . . . will talk a blue streak to anyone . . . impulsive, friendly, sincere. PATRICIA SWARTZ Pat Ferndale Intensely dislikes appendectomies . . . proud possessor of a diamond . . . pretty dark wavy hair and eyes to match . . . has a heart as big as she is . . . naturalness itself. IAMES SMITH lim Lorain Borough Rugged All-Star guard . . . no piker when it comes to school work . . . member of the ajax trio . . . believes football is life . . . interested in everything, everyone. LUCILLE THOMAS Lucille Lorain Borough Individual personality . . . tall and willowy . . . performs magnificently in public speaking . . . enjoys any rare experience . . . kind to everyone who knows her. NANCY STATLER Nance Roxbury Petite, patient, pleasing . . . captivating smile . . . always on hand for exciting ad- ventures . . . has a wide circle of friends . . . enjoys walking down the Boulevard. FRANCES TOMAK Sis Middle Taylor Little but mighty . . . top notch appearance from head to toe . . . wagging tongue and mischievous twinkle . . . likes to date . . . seldom serious. CHARLES STRASHENSKY Chaz Middle Taylor We hear he makes good whatever he tackles . . . quiet, mild, tolerant . . . a man of few words . . . no special ambition, but wants to earn some money favorite school activity is lunch. DONALD TRBOVICH Don Middle Taylor Makes a neat appearance . . . member of the Youth Tamburitzans thoughtful and courteous . . . bashful? just a little . . . shy, sincere smile. Twenty Eight 'xl X SI-IAFFER, N. STLIVER SIPE SWARTZ SMITH THOMAS STATLER TOMAK STRASHENSKY TRBOVICH

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JU IOR IUNIORS: UPPER PICTURE FIRST ROW ileft to rightl: Lucy Iones, Ann Brant, Audrey Innes, Phyllis Hare. Rita Gallagher, IoAnn Byers, Loretta Alvarez, Teresa Hodos, Patsy Kokoruda, Arlene Iones. SECOND ROW: LaVerne Harrison, Helen Hoyt, Betty Day, Eleanor Blaschalc, Mildred Intihar, Credene Davis, Romayne Freeman, Dolores Boland, Lois Gohn, Mr. Townsend. THIRD ROW: Dean Harrison, Norman Fisher, Ioseph Golian, Coletta Green, Doris Easterhrook, Betty Ann Keating, Doris Cohauqh, Dorothy Frankosky. FOURTH ROW: Louis Kukola, lack Boerstler, Ethel Boueh, Ianet Berg, Ioanne Klanchar, Tom Hasse, Mervin Couqhenour. FIFTH ROW: William Kirker, Iohn Gawlas, Nick Kawchak, loe Bullinger, Robert Homola, Homer Gay, Vernon Harrison SIXTH ROW: Anthony Bartis, Iames Flick, Ronald Humphreys, Paul Hostetler, Gerald Klaum, Lee Carney, IUNIORS: LONVER PICTURE FIRST ROW tleft to rigl-ntl: Edwina Reese, Connie Paulakos, Bernadette Sheehan, Shirley Yonker, Sandra White, Virginia Lawson, Patsy Shaffer, Ianet Strozar, Peggy Stauffer, Shirley Mishler, SECOND ROW: Phyllis Mtirray, Gayle Palmer, Marlene Tredenniclt, Lois Long, Mary Elizaheth Yingling, Ioann Zahoran, Ruth Parker, Shirley Senish, Ethel Thomas, Miss Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Terrie Savering, Clement Smith, Iohn Larnek, Edwin Wicknick, Iohn Petchar, Allen Rhodes, Mike Vasalinda, Dale Show. FOURTH ROW: lack Ripple, Donald Walters. Ronald Saylor, Walter Makowski, Earl Mostoller, Gene Saly, Glenn Thiel. FIFTH ROW: Dean Slagle, Edward Zimmer, George Walyllco, Richard Swick. Eugene Paul, lack Lyharger, Donald Price, Rohert Nine, Thirty