Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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I ...G .- li ' 2 .5- 5 K, -. . - 1. ' kg if it s Senior Girls First Row: A. Fingerhoot, P. Ashcom, J. Given, B. Chumrik, E. Calderwood, J. Drum, l. Hochstein, B. Slavik, M. Schmidt. Second Row: K. Laughlin, S. Beale, J. Kemeny, T. Dugan, B. Millar, J. Stephey, H. Karla, S. Mack. Third Row: E. McGuirkQ M. Mucha, R. Horvath, M. L. Cernak,C. Szelazek, J. Malisko, N. Bas- sett, D. Lunko, G. Tomak. Fourth Row: M. A. Krupka, E. Moore, N. Brosius, B. Ling, L. Garshnick, J. McDowell, J. Debevc, D. Hostetler. ' S'-'vw-.M .. 'Q The Senior Class of 1958 has been a class of many firsts in the records of F. H, S, Beginning Seni0r0if1cers Richard Nau, vice-presidentgJackie Stephey, presidentg Ray Homola, their freshmen year with 80 students, there have been four new arrivals and twenty departures from the classg thus 64 remain for graduation. As freshmen they were shy students, idolizing seniors. As sophomores the class elected Jackie Stephey as president, re-electing her in the jun- ior and senior years. An outstanding innovation by this class was the fun night , now so popular in the school. A very successful magazine campaign was conducted during their junior year, followed by an outstanding prom. Students from this class were charter members in many new school clubs. Jim McCann has been the only five-letter man in the history of the school. With talented members performing, the class presented outstanding assembly programs and two fine plays -'Grandma Goes to Town in their junior year and Time Out for Ginger' in their senior year. MY

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Charles Block Ferndale A running brook and 3 rod to fish Fulfills for Chuck his every wish. As soon as he has cast his line, He loses all track of time. David Bodnar Ferndale Jokes, subtle or outrageous, Bring Bo's laugh contagious. I-le has brightened many days With his easy and care-free ways. Nancy I ane Brosius Ferndale With shining black hair, andllashing blue eyess Nan was a majorette whomthe boysidol- ized. In our senior play, she trained with pride For her future role as an early bride. Gerald Bush Middle Taylor To carry on our town's tradition Is known to be this boy's ambition. To pay for all his future bills He plans to work in the I ohnstown mills. Robert Adams Ferndale ln hunting season dark or sunny Beware, oh deerl Beware, poor bunny! Bob goes out with his trusty gun, And all wild life is on the run. Patricia Ashcom Ferndale Darning a sock or sewing a seam With needle and thread, she's on the beam. I..ife's lots of fun for this fair lass, As she plans to enter a nursing class. Norma Basset Middle Taylor Norma is this beauty's name. In nursing she will seek her fame. As color guard and sometimes queen, She always made an attractive teen. Stephanie Beale Ferndale Stephanie is a winsome lassg Fun to be with, in every class. She likes to talk, and does it well From early morn 'til the last bell. fda f 'X ff , , ' -, I ' 1 A ac? 452: QV' ,f l .. U - ggi:-:influx ,Q , -, sw-, 1 ex. - 1' Y-3 if