Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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if Terrie Weaver - 'Tee' Judy Yarchak - 'Jude' Ferndale APPU 20 Brovmstown August 25 Pevpy 00 -captain Of voted prettiest gm ln cheerleaders . . . lots of Senior class . . , has a fllrl - - - WIIIIS to be 2 Sec' lovely wardrobe . . . spark- beautiful WHVY ling eyes and an accent on P0l'f1'2Yed C2l'01 personality . . . llkesto say, class play has a 'Rea11y?' sneeze Robert Yeager - 'Jake' Arlene Zimmer-'Zlmmy' Brownstown July 1 Brownstown September 9 Quiet? , , , good student Plays clarinet with Mr. . . . did an excellent job as Glusto's 'mad' musicians Homer in senior play .. . likes 'bull sessions' MeanWhi16- batik at the and joke telling . .. lots of ranch' . . . plans t0 be an fun . . . not afraid of work. electronics engineer. 9 . 0 Q - Z at 0 . Keep these few precepts in thy memoryg . . . Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar. The friends thou hast, and their adoption tried, Grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steel . . . Give every man thy ear, but few thy voiceg Take each man's censure, but reserve th 'ud ment . . . Y J 8 Neither a borrower nor a lender beg For loan oft loses both itself and friend. . . This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. Farewell! Polonius' advice to his son, Hamlet- William Shakespeare. +4

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nav-1 1 .. you we f ow f e for .4-vf 4 Oul'5 0 I t fa? Junior Class Girls First Row J Galioto, B Weigle, M J Bur1ey,S Graham, B A Lanko B Murphy M. Blasko,J Parkinson, B Balog, B Barefoot, W J Munko B Cowan,N Pollock Second Row W Lees, B Mos grave, I. Ward, M. A. Marcinko, L. Bassett, P. Baldwin, J. Bouch, E. Teeter, D. I-Iolmok, A. Kimmick, J. Freeburn, J. Klanchar, L. Long, G. Henneke, E. Birkhimer, R. Day, J. Riek. Third Row: B. Goss, M. E. Killen, L. Frederick, P. Buckman, M. Rubish, R. Drum, A. M. Fetsko, C. Bush, M. Vickroy, D. Liphart,M. Jerasa,J. Klllen, D. Cernak. Junior Class - Boys First Row: J. Mayersick, E. Hull, I. Lentvorsky, L. Blue, G. Rhodes, H. Gehlman, B. Popchak, R. Kisko, G. Younkin, J. Kow- chak. Second Row: B. Cvrkel, C. Kocis, E. Janosko, G. Ritchey, B. Gehlman, R. Rhodes, W. Chupko, G. Jones, J. Strashensky, R. Otto. Third Row: C. Bevec, W. Laposata, J. Hoffman, B. Kaufman, R. Weaver, R. Freeman, T. Teeter, P. Entler, L. Rankin, E. Biber, R. Hunt, J. Gomulka, R. Miller. The Junior Class, with 77 members, is one of the largest groups in recent years. Their year as Juniors has been a busy and a progressive one, for the class has worked hard, scholastically, athletically, and in extra-curricular activities, The annual magazine campaign, a class project which provides funds for the Junior-Senior banquet and reception and partially defrays yearbook expenses, was a tremendous success this year, Setting a goal of 53000 in sales, the class actually surpassed this total by S77,16. This determined spirit was gratifying to the entire school. In the campaign, Jack Hoffman and Jane Parkinson proved themselves as top sales personnel. Other highlights of the year, ofcourse, were the purchases of attractive class rings, and the presentation of a wonderful Prom. Individual members contributed their talents to all school activities. Particular mention of the exceptionally large honor group seems worthy. Attaining this enviable roll were Barbara Cowan, Pat Baldwin, Mary Jo Burley, Anna Marie Fetsko, Donna Holmok, Edward Janosko, Betty Lanko, Wendell Laposata, Lillian Long, Mary Ann Marcinko, Nancy Pollack, and Donna Swarny. -il l I