Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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(x)q Scduh a (Dodicatsid Jaailhf I Lett to right): Mrs. Baker Mr. Dovenspike Mr. Dreqallo Mrs. Gindlesberger Mrs. Hill Mrs. Florence Baker—Penn State, B. A.; Columbia University, M. A.; Sub- jects—English, Problems of Democracy. Mr. William Dovenspike—Indiana State Teachers College, B. S.; Penn State, M. Ed.; Subject—Music. Mr. Frank Dregallo—Slippery Rock State Teachers College, B. S. in Health and Physical Education. Subjects — Math, Health, and Physical Education. Mrs. Marjorie Gindlesberger—Slippery Rock State Teachers College, B. S. in Health and Physical Education. Subjects—English. Health, and Physi- cal education. Mrs. Jessie Hill—Albright College, A. B. Subjects—English and Library.

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U)q CbpiAQ Jo Sup iioA c£mjd AAhjLfi There are few school men who receive the unqualified respect of the community, the school board, the faculty, and the students as does Mr. Keller. He is now completing his twenty-fourth year as supervising principal of Ferndale Borough Schools and his twenty-fourth year as Ferndale High School principal, a period of real progress in Fern- dale's educational system. To Mr. Keller should go most of the credit for the well-rounded school program which our students now enjoy. Through his persistent effort and care, our high school building is nearly as immaculately clean and unmarred as the day it was opened in the autumn of 1939. Stern with the wayward, kind and considerate with those in need of advice or friendly counsel, interested in whole- some youth and their preparation for adult life, Mr. Keller is a real credit to the profession which he so ably represents. The Reflector urges all students to choose high ideals, and as an example of leader- ship at its finest, we at Ferndale can aspire to that type displayed by Mr. Keller. Mr. Frank Keller

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(Lett to right): Miss Hoffman. Mr Hunter. Mr. Leaf. Mr. Marts. Mr. McGhee, Mr. Michael, Miss Mooney, Miss Moore. Miss Dorothy Hoffman—Beckley Business College. Indiana State Teachers College, Penn State, and University of Pittsburgh. Subjects—Short- hand, Typing, and Machines. Mr. Robert Hunter — University of Pittsburgh, B. A. Subjects — Civics and English. Mr. Edward Leaf—California State Teachers College, B. S. Subjects—Ameri- can History, World History, and Driver Education. Mr. Haldane Marts—Slippery Rock State Teachers College, B. S. Subjects— Biology and Physiology. Mr. C. E. McGhee—University of Pennsylvania, Wilkes College, A. B. Sub- jects—Spanish, English, and World History. Mr. Derry Michael—Lock Haven State Teachers College, B. S. Subjects— History, Health, and Physical Education. Miss Wilma Mooney—School secretary. Miss Elizabeth Moore—Memorial Hospital, R. N., School Nurse. Nine