Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Y Q 1 5, I l M 6 1 I l 11- ' -1- X 1 x v f' 7 3, 3 ? X 4 Ov .D 0 1 :- s ' ik vising Principal. .. 1.4 e ucafion orm5 ai.. 2'-1 -A xx-4 C-R..-X. X Q 4. .- '5- fAe common mincl. I A 1 Q Mr, s. my Grimm, Jr., Super- Miss Patricia Sass, Secretary to the high school principal. With the formation of our expanded school system as the result of the jointure, our high school profited in the hiring of a principal, Mr, Elmer Berkebile, Mr. S. Ray Grimm, Jr., our supervising principal, now serving his second year in that position, has been extremely busy in seeing to the smooth operation of an enlarged program. We have, therefore, been fortunate, indeed, to have Mr. Berkebile enter our school and effectively administer our program. Coming to Ferndale after a successful teaching and guidance career at Adams Twp. High School, Mr. Berkebile has been acclaimed by students and fac- ulty for his good beginning as an administrator. Our office staff has undergone further change with the retirement of our long-time secretary, Miss Wilma Mooney, after 27 years at Ferndale. She has been re- placed by Miss Bonnie Ryan, who now serves as secre- tary to Mr. Grimm, and by Miss Patricia Sass, who works with Mr. Berkebile. Both girls are recent grad- uates of our high school.