Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

Spirit of REFLECTOR Published by the Senior Class of Ferndale-Dale High School, Johnstown, Penna. The senior class of Ferndale-Dale High School has chosen to dedicate the 1963 Reflector to Mr. Lester Mitchell. Well-liked and honored by every member of our senior class, Mr. Mitchell is a vivid example of loyalty and patriotism. All of us have gained priceless knowledge from his acquaintance and from his daily classes. He has set an image and an ideal before us which each of us should strive to achieve. We would have a difficult time finding someone to match the high calibered personality and character such as that which he maintains. It is with great honor and pride that we, the senior class, salute our choice in patriotism, Mr. Mitchell. 3 OUR PRESIDENT As the result of several administrative changes in our school system, Ferndale- Dale has obtained a new supervising principal, Mr. Elmer Berkebile. Held in the highest esteem by the students and faculty alike, Mr. Berke- bile has devoted his excel- lent capabilities to the managing of the varied functions and duties of his office. Employing his recognized abilities, keen wit, and sincere willing- ness, he has fulfilled his responsibilities well. His counsel and advice are valued by many students, and he is never too busy to help those in need of assistance. The students are fortunate in having as their supervising prin- cipal a man whose loyalty has meant much to the progress of the school. HIS CABINET ... DR. CRUMBLINC MR. VARNER To bolster our administra- tion staff, Ferndale-Dale has a well qualified veteran of ed- ucation for its assistant super- vising principal. Dr. Russell Grumbling is a man whose ex- perience and knowledge en- ables him to aid in solving numerous problems that occur throughout the school year. Dedicated to the advancement of education. Dr. Grumbling has proven to be a valuable asset in the worthy accomplish- ments of our school. 4 THEIR SECRETARIES Mrs. Emma Koerbcr Miss Sandy Merberger Miss Pal Kiilinger MR. RODGERS Our school has profited from the arrival of a new- comer, Mr. Colbert Varner. Taking over the demanding position of principal, Mr. Varner quickly adapted to our system and effectively administered the school’s programs. His understand- ing of student problems and interest in the improvement of the school has earned him the respect of all. Without a doubt he is a man ably qualified to be second in command. Serving as Dale Junior High School Principal is Mr. Richard Rodgers. His presence at Dale has proven to be very beneficial. Mr. Rodgers has been instrumen- tal in developing the fine students he sends each year to the senior high school. With his competent guidance and supervision, he contrib- utes his abilities to the promising future of Fern- dale-Dale. 5 Dean Rummel, James Browning, Carl Harrison, Raymond Brehm. Absent: Clifford Bush. George Spence, Paul Burkett, Jane James, Paul Doyle, James Gindlesberger, George Jones. Absent: Karl Schlent- ner. Peter Scheer, Cletus Petchar, Adam Gembinski, Oscar Stephey, James Cruickshank. Absent: Richard Schrum, Stephen Friedman, Francis Polca, Adam Koch, Richard Claycomb. Harry Samilton, William Gertz, Robert Harbaugh, Joseph Ullery, Philip Cook. P Just as the great leaders whose likenesses are carved on Mount Rushmore were en- trusted with the decisions which guided our country, our school board is respon- sible for the plans and decis- ions which guide Ferndale- Dale High School. Working diligently and of- ten without recognition, the men and women of this board devote much time and effort to giving us the best educa- tion available. They truly carry on the leadership tradi- tion of the past—a tradition which has enabled our school, as well as our country, to as- sume the position of leader in its field. OFFICIALS—Front Row: Paul Burkett, Treasurer, Harry Hamilton, President, Adam Gembinski, Vice-President, George Jones, Secretary. Back Row: Elmer Berkebile, Supervising Principal, Colbert Varner, High School Prin- cipal, Russell Grumling, Assistant Supervising Principal. 6 The members of our faculty provide the necessary training to make us good citizens CHARLES E. ALLISON—Ferndale High School; Juniata College, B.S.; U. of Pittsburgh, M. Ed.; Social Studies; Guidance. RAY S. ALWINE—Richland Town- ship; Indiana State College; Phys- ics; Chemistry; Senior Science. FRANCES ANDERSON — Johns- town High School; Slippery Rock State College, B.S.; Health; Phys- ical Education. L. MARIE BLOUGH—Johnstown High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; English. ROBERT BAILEY — Westmont- Upper Yoder High; Juniata, B.S.; Penn State University, M.A.; Arith- metic; Algebra. GLENN BROUGHER — Boswell High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Art Education Grades 1-12; Art Supervisor. WILLIAM J. BAUER — Franklin Sigh School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Science Grade 9; Senior Gen- eral Math; Eighth Grade Math; Algebra I. DOROTHY B. CHRISTENSEN — 'East Conemaugh High School; Beckley Business College; Short- hand; Typewriting. 7 LEWIS L. CLARK—Monessen High School; Slippery Rock State Col- lege, B.S.; U. of Pittsburgh, M. Ed.; English. DONALD F. FICCO — Creensburg High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Tenth grade English. VINCENT L. HETRICK — South Fork High School; Albright College, B.A.; Latin; History. GLEN CRAWFORD — Richland Township High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; U. of Pitts- burgh, M. Ed.; Bookkeeping; Type- writing; General Business Business Math. RACHEL HARGREAVES — Con- emaugh Township High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Home Economics; Health; Reading. JOHN D. HYLAND—Scott High School; Slippery Rock State College, B.S.; Biology; Physiology. JACQUELINE FELIX — Adams Township High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Elementary Mu- sic; Junior High Music. NYLE HERSHBERGER—Richland Township High School; Pennsyl- vania State University, B.S., M. Ed.; Algebra II; Plane Geometry; Trig- onometry. NANCY D. HYLAND —Meadville High School; Slippery Rock State College, B.S.; Reading; Physical Education; Guidance. 8 JANET F. KLEINMEYER — Dale High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Pennsylvania State University, M. Ed.; Shorthand; Bookkeeping; Clerical Office Practice; Business Exploratory. JOHN MATSKO- Adams Township High School; Michigan State University, B.S.; History; Science. JUNE MILES — Westmont Hilltop High School; Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital School of Nurs- ing, R.N.; Grade School Nurse. EDWARD C. LEAF—Laketon High School; California State College, B.S.; Driver Education; World His- tory; American History. C. E. McGHEE — Kingston High School; Wilkes College, A.B.; U. of Pittsburgh, M. Ed.; French, Span- ish; English. LESTER M. MITCHELL — Dale High School; Otterbein College, B.A.; Duke University, M. Ed.; Senior English; Economics; Sociol- ogy. RUTH LING—Berlin High School; Mercy Hospital School of Nursing; High School Nurse. WAYNE McKAY — Adams Town- ship High School; U. of Pittsburgh, B.A.; Geography; Science. MRS. MARTHA NYCUM — Johns- town High School; Hood College, B.S.; Home Economics. 9 WILLIAM V. PASTERNAK— Johnstown High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Art Education. HERBERT PFUHL, JR. - Johns- town High School; U. of Pittsburgh, B.S.; Health; Physical Education; Biology. LEORA G. RAGER—Laura Lamar High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Ninth Grade English; Eleventh Grade English; Spanish. LYNN R. RANKIN—Ferndale High School; Slippery Rock State Col- lege, B.S.; Geography; General Sci- ence. RICHARD L. RIGBY—Dale High School; Slippery Rock State Col- lege, B.S.; Health; Physical Educa- tion. MRS. KATHRYN S. RODGERS— Bangor High School; Hood College, A.B.; Kutztown State College, Li- brary Certification; Librarian. RICHARD L. RODGERS — South- mont High School; U. of Pittsburgh, B.A.; World History; U.S. History; Civics. RAY E. SCHOENWALDER—Cone- maugh Township High School; Texas Wesleyan College, B.S.; American History; Civics. 10 RICHARD D. SLICK — Johnstown High School: U. of Pittsburgh, A.B.; English; Economics; Sociol- ogy. MRS. MARY AGNES SLICK — Ferndale High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Health Lan- guage Arts; Reading. LEONARD M. VOLK — Windber High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Band; Instrumental Music Grades 4-12. MRS. DOROTHY C. WILLIAM- SON — Johnstown High School; Lock Haven State College, B.S.; Seventh Grade Math; Algebra I. WILBERT W. WEBBER — Cal- ifomia High School; California State College, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A.; Industrial Arts. DONALD W. WISSINGER—Wind- ber High School; Indiana State Col- lege, B.S.; Senior English; Econom- ics; Sociology; American History. WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS, JR.— Ebensburg - Cambria High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Senior Chorus: Boy’s Glee Club; Junior High Music; Junior High Chorus. LAURENCE M. WOLF — Ripley High School; Oswego State Normal and Buffalo State Teachers College, B.S.; Industrial Arts. 11 Tomorrow’s SOPHOMORES Jeff Barnes, Vice President Mimi Ramsey, President Patti Frombach, Treasurer Chuck Berkebile, Secretary SENIORS Ann Mock, Vice President Jeanie Stephey, Treasurer Fred Reinholtz, President A1 Reddicliff, Secretary Leaders JUNIORS Ed Petrick, President Pat Rummel, Vice President Ruth Layton, Secretary Donna Hill, Treasurer FRESHMEN Ferndale Dale Ernie Fetzer; Tony Penna, President Tom Malisko; Jonathan Miller, Vice President Linda Droz; Judy Turner, Secretary Freida Cooper; Tom Swain, Treasurer 13 The Future Holds . . . SENIORS ROBERT WILLIAM ALT “Bob” Ferndale Academic JOSE’ J. ALVAREZ “Joe” Middle Taylor Commercial JOYCE ELAINE BADER “Joyce” Dale Commercial DOUGLAS M. BARNES “Doug” Ferndale Academic 16 THERESA LOUISE BELTZ Tessie” Academic Lorain HUBER BETTS ‘Hubie” General Dale KAREN LEE BINGHAM “Karen” Dale Acdaemic BRIAN JAMES BOZICH “Bo” Ferndale Commercial DONNA JEAN BUSH “Donna” Middle Taylor Commercial JAY MILTON CARNEY “Jay” Middle Taylor Academic 17 18 AUDREY DIANNE CRAMER “Audrey Dale Commercial LINDA JEAN DARBY “Darb” Dale Commercial JOHN DAVID DOMINY “John” Dale Academic JAMES EDWARD DOYLE “Jim” Ferndale Academic DORIS JEAN DROZ “Jean” Brownstown Commercial MILDRED I. DUNMEYER “Millie” Dale General 19 20 Don1 DONNY HAY CRASSER Dale • General CORDON LEE GRENINC “Flash” Ferndale Academic THOMAS A. GRIM ME “Tom” Lorain Commercial MARY AGNES HIRSCH Dolly” Brownstown Commercial EDWARD WALTER HITE “Ed” Ferndale General LINTON G. HOCHSTEIN “Lin” Middle Taylor Academic 21 22 SALLIE ANN JONES Dale MARY JANE KINSEY “Janie” Dale Academic ELLEN ANN KIRKPATRICK Ellen” Ferndale Commercial THOMAS ALAN KLAUM “Tom” Lorain Academic “Rusty” RUSSELL C. KNEE Ferndale 23 Academic 24 DONALD JAMES LITZINGER “Don” Commercial Dale NELSON EDWARD LOWES “Nelson” Dale Commercial LEIDA MARLENE MILAZZO “Lee” Dale Academic VIRGINIA A. MILJANOVICH “Ginny” Ferndale Academic BARRY LEE MILLER “Barry” Ferndale Commercial JUDITH ANN MINTMIER “Judy” Dale 25 Commercial GAIL LOUISE OBER ‘Gail” Ferndale Academic HELEN JULIA PENNA “Helen” Dale Commercial 26 ‘Frank” FRANK M. PERDAS Commercial Lorain ‘Barry” BARRY LEE REAM Academic Ferndale ALTON L. REDDECLIFF “Butch” Dale Academic ALFRED C. REINHOLTZ “Fred” Brownstown Academic MARGARET R. REINHOLTZ “Peggy” Brownstown Commercial JO ANNE RHOADES “Jo Anne” Dale Academic 27 28 SHIRLEY ANN SCHMIDT “Shirley” Ferndale Commercial LOUIS SCRUGGS “Louie” Middle Taylor Academic DENNIS GLENN SMITH ‘Dennis” General Dale ‘Jeanie” JEAN STEPHEY Academic Lorain BARBARA L. SZELAZEK “Barb” Lorain Commercial JO ANNE VARMECKY “Jo” Ferndale 29 Academic 30 ROBERT WISSINGER 31 FUTURE W. Bennett C. Brant G. Blank H. Boast D. Bradley 34 CITIZENS E. Evans C. Ferg M. Engelhart E. Edwards 35 The Juniors Will NO PHOTO AVAILABLE E. Fitzpatrick B. Ford R. Fuge M. Gavazzoni L. Goehres R. Gomulka S. Goodman T. Guest B. Hahn B. Hare F. Harrison D. Heiser J. Hem R. Hilbrecht D. Hill J. Horner G. Howard R. Imler J. Ivock J. Karas 36 Sit-down Strike Lead Us Well. . . A good body for a good citizen C. Kaufman W. Kimmick B. Kiscl R. Kohan B. Koontz J. Krape K. Lambert R. Layton D. Lehman J. Lehman E. Lentvorsky J. Light P. Link J. Little M. Mack W. Majer S. Majerscik S. Mangus R. Marsh J. Mazey 37 In The Years M. McCall P. McDermott D. McGarry F. McGinnis C. Mcllwain M. Mekazick R. Meyer S. Meyer D. Miljanovich T. Miller E. Miske B. Morgan C. Moyer J. Mijak L. Muffley K. Partsch M. Pappas E. Petrick 38 Boston Massacre To Come • • • A. Petrovich J. Rick L. Runimel B. Puzak R. Rick P. Rummcl E. Rabcl R. Robertson D. Saintz J. Reesey R. Rokita L. Saintz J. Rhoades E. Rotella J. Sarosi M. Rhoads D. Rucosky G. Scheck Unconditional Surrender With Their Operation Espionage P. Scheck S. Scheck D. Schlentner C. Shaffer D. Shaffer S. Simonton K. Smay E. Smith J. Smith M. Smithson R. Snyder H. Sot tile D. Spiker 40 Great Abilities . 41 The Sophomores L. Allshouse J. Becker W. Bonner L. Bullinger J. Cipora A. Crandle P. Ament J. Becker M. Bouch M. Burns I). Cole J. Crawley R. Bantly C. Berkebile R. Bowman M. Bush C. Collier L. Croyle D. Barkhimer P. Berkebile L. Brooke K. Callahan J. Coiner P. Custer J. Barnes R. Berkley R. Buhek D. Callen L. Cooper M. Davis G. Beam P. Bock G. Buksa J. Cammerata L. Constable V. Davis 42 Will Spread . . . W. Decker C. Drosjack T. Ferg C. Gay K. Gray A. Hill C. Davison L. Frb L. Figula B. Geisel B. Grasser P. Hillcgas D. Diehl I). Ewig L. Fitzpatrick W. Geyer S. Grove B. Hody G. Diehl J. Fay P. From bach I). Gill A. Harrison D. Hoffman C. Dimfl L. Fay J. Gahany J. Gilliland S. Heidorn H. Horten J. Driscoll M. Ferg J. Garner L. Golias J. Hershberger G. Hutchinson 43 Patriotism PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE NOT SHOWN PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 0 W T. Hyland R. Johnson S. Kaspryzk J. Kwarla R. Lint L. Lux J. Jaber W. Jones J. Kirchner C. Kwarta S. Livingston R. Maher J. Jacobson V. Jones J. Klanchar D. Lambert R. Lloyd P. Manda J. Jendrejik F. Just P. Knipple G. Layton J. Lunko R. Mandrgoc J. Jerasa D. Kaley B. Kovach T. Leberknight M. Lumnitzer D. Mangus L. Johnson D. Karen C. Kurtz K. Lint D. Lux W. Maris 44 • • • Throughout C. Markle L. Mejia T. Miller M. Mulligan F. Ohala E. Partsch G. Marsh K. Merberger U. Miller R. Murray L. O’Neil R. Partsch S. Maschue J. Mihalick J. Mills P. Musulin C. Opeth T. Petcher D. McConnell R. Micik J. Mishler P. Newman R. Pappas F. Peters J. McCreary M. Miller S. Miske R. Oaks D. Parks B. Pickerill K. McGinnis D. Miller R. Momberger B. Ohala J. Parrish G. Platt 45 Their Lives i • • % ABSENT PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE n | £1 ISri Ws 1 u R t. a ft NOT SHOWN ■ rvj 4 j J. Poliacek S. Potts R. Pringle M. Ramsey M. Raspotnik J. Raspotnik J. Raysich B. Reed J. Reffner F. Replogle R. Reynolds J. Richter R. Riek C. Ringler E. Roberts B. Safko A. Saints S. Savering 46 Open Door Policy At Ferndale-Dale . . . NO PHOTO AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE L. Scott R. Snyder K. Sturm P. Sebes R. Speicher J. Teeter R. Seesholtz K. Stahr R. Teeter A. Sempeti W. Stevens P. Thomas W. Shaffer E. Stonehraker R. Tomasko E. Sharbaugh M. Strashensky V. Tononi Good Neighbor Policy And In Big Four C. Trostlc A. Troupe H. Vasalinda M. Wagner 48 Big Business The Outside World . Brotherly love The Freshmen Will NINTH GRADE: FERNDALE Row 1: Paulette Ballow, Kathy LaPorte, Jane Amann, Annmarie Tomasko, Kathy Biehl, Diane Diehl, Carol Grata, Karen Zimmer. Row 2: Steve Confer, Bill Drzal, Ricky Brehm, Keith Swarny, John Zahoran, Jerry Macy, Larry Naugle, A1 Coul- ter. Row 3: Roger Blough, Bill Dimpfl, Barry Rager, Tom Ayres. Ernie Fetzer, Harry Harshberger, Bill Black. Row 4: Louis Nozsak, Sandy Marsh, Don Stammely, Terry Bouch, Ted Allison, Jim Bezek, Barry Wright, Jim Popchak. NINTH GRADE: FERNDALE Row 1: Carole Fisher, Mike Goch, John Jones, Paul Miller, John Keifer, Wayne Blue, Myron Smay, Chico Alvarez, Mary Faranda. Row 2: Bob Wagner, Nancy Zahoran, Nancy Chumrik, Jackie Stephens, Grace Raymore, Christine Frieben, Sandy Spiker, Terry Rhoades. Row 3: Allison Jartin, Linda Custer, Margaret Burkett, Diane Cruickshank, Ted Long, Sue Hipp, Patty Michalides. Row 4: Barry Rager, Peggy Gossard, Marian Richter, Elizabeth Polenik, Nadine Pluchinsky, Marti Voy- tas, Sally Saints, Jo Anne Vanglarick. 50 Follow The Example • § • NINTH GRADE: FERNDALE Row 1: Mary Lou Ribblett, Eileen Paulovich, Christine Gembenski, Ted Clites, Tom Malisko, Freida Cooper, Georgia Garret- son, Betty Good, Row 2: Dianna Tononi, Mary Urbanik, Dorothy Hahn, Claudia Constable, Rickey Rager, Paul Demcoe, Linda Droz, Diana Pietron. Row 3: Bob Paluchak, Mary Mihalick, Bonnie Wentz, Fred Oakley, John Boast, Francis Burkhart, Sally Minemyer. Row 4: Ron Yuhas, Mark Davis, William Bcnshoff, Sam Imler, Delbert Hess, Jim Polak, Dennis Tomovik, Bob Ellis. Oh say, can you see? ? 51 Of The Previous NINTH GRADE: DALE Row 1: Pamela Janies, Nancy Warner, Richard Brown, Charlotte McClintock, Carol Hamilton, Connie Kress, Paulette Luther. Row 2: Tom Swain, Cynthia Horne, Elmer Rishell, Joe Ieni Arlene Cramer, Tom Micale, Kathy Petrick, Dennis Brown. Row 3: Joel Leberknight, Bob McDonald, James Tilley, Carl Shaffer, John Ixiwes, Ralph Reighard, George Mintmier. NINTH GRADE: DALE Row 1: Rupert Lux, Carol Keim, Cindy Espey, Donna Driscoll, Ray Rodgers, Martin Campanella, Albert Bader. Row 2: Barbara Brown, Debbie Hogan, Alan Keiper, Bob Lux, Daryl Wallers, Donald Snyder, Tony Penna, Gregory Miller. Row 3: Barbara Woodruff, Regina Crislip, Vivian Burkhart, Jackie Diehl, Judy Turner, Judy McCune, James Weaver. 52 CLASSES. Hello-o-o-o, down there! Yankees or Rebels? Eight-Graders Progress EIGHTH GRADE: FERNDALE Row 1: Barbara Shaffer, Elaine Hopkins, Ella Goodman, Marlene Yuhas, Audrey Fingerhoot, Linda Meir, Barbara Ewig, Row 2: Charlene kaight, Gary Baroski, Linda Shaffer, Bonnie Droz, Larry Karlewitz, Susan Newcomb. Row 3: Sharon Harrison, Linda Russell, Timothy Mandgroc, Bruce Harrison, Alice Teeter, Polly Grove, Mary Clare Smith. Row 4: Walter Percinsky, Marcia Constable, Joel McFeaters, John Perdas, Dave Fanrsworth, Renee Schroeder. EIGHTH GRADE: FERNDALE Row 1: Hope Alvarez, Larry Rager, Fred Robertson, Vickie Croyle, William Fallier, Ricky Kime, Stephen Troyan. Row 2: Richard Rigby, Paul Shaffer, John Bowser, Jaime Potter, Valerie Barnitz, Agnes Layton.- Row 3: Patty Kaspryzyk, David Jones, John Balko, Jim McLaughlin, Dolores Mirilovich, Tom Carstensen, Bruce Ferg. Row 4: Debra Bozick, Cheryl Hare, Kathy Karen, Debby Harshberger, Karen Cummings, Paula Mihalick 54 Toward Greater • • • EIGHTH GRADE: FERNDALE Row 1: Donna Emphield, Ellen Feight, Robert Strashensky, Cheryl Wentz, Evelyn Forgas, Sylvia Rokita, Donna Ribblett. Row 2: Shirley Sharbaugh, Boh Daugherty, Wayne Rychak, Tim Grimme, Jeff Confer, Frances Mangus. Row 3: Walter Constable, Bob Petry, Marshall Smith, Dave Schaeffer, Harvey Adams, Ron Martin, Kathy Koontz. Row 4: Carl Koch, Mark Wissinger, Chris Gaunt, Joe Labarko, Fred Hagerich, Bill Parks. 55 Greater knowledge through reading. Achievements In EIGHTH GRADE: DALE Row 1: Linda Rodgers, Lou Meyer, Beverly Boser, Joyce Collier, Carol Long, Diane Crislip. Row 2: Elaine Hamilton, Debbie Smith, Renate Lambert, Sharon Vann, Julia Filorimo, Kay College, Beth Emery. Row 3: Philip Campanella, Wayne Block, Eddie Russell, Joyce Bantly, Linda Smith, Gerald Lane. EIGHTH GRADE: DALE Row 1: Kathleen Heiser, Darlene Constable, Charles Scheck, Janice Reed, Charlotte Manda, Nellie Fisher. Row 2: Stephen Small, Lawrence Long, Rebecca Miller, Robert Wagstaff, Mark Ward, Fred Alt, Kathleen Grumling. Row 3: Joanne Van Horne, Mike Gilliland, Donald Mock, Dale McCleary, Terry Stahl, Charles Devoirck. 56 Patriotism As the underclassmen continue their education at Ferndale-Dale, they will demonstrate in various ways the qualities of patriotism, learning, truth, and loyalty. They will strive to excel in their school work and in activities. Ferndale-Dale will continue to produce the scholars for which our school is proud. We will all take an active part in maintaining Ferndale-Dale’s status as one of the best schools. Pull harder.' The Seventh Grade Students SEVENTH GRADE: FERNDALE Row 1: Pete Richards, Ron Fisher, Paul Vespa, Linda Byers, Monica Micik, James Lees, Nannette Saintz. Row 2: Lundy Jeroy, Kenny Rigby, James Monroe, Kerry Roberts, Nick Karan, Jeffrey Fuge, Karen Figula. Row 3: Don Forgas, Edna Benshoff, Rita Replogle, Debbie Roberts, Bonnie Allison, John Gehlman. Row 4: Debbie Sturm, Pat Kisel, Sally Burkett, Ken Schmidt, Alan Weaverling, Nancy Stammely, Debbie Grimme. SEVENTH GRADE: FERNDALE Row 1: Steve Harbaugh, Jay Lake, Barry McDowell, Jack Jaber, Ron Muffley, Jack Hyland. Row 2: John Bowman, Dave Parker, Charlene Yuhas, Rose Mary Poyer, Joe Cooper, Richard Benshoff. Row 3: Susan Wiggan, Edith Eby, Pat Drosjack, Roger Craig, Susan McClelland, Paulette Zemyan, Frances Shoop. Row 4: Clifford Rhodes, Joyce Alt, Bonnie Mandroc, Marcia Bopp, Marian Perdas, David White. 58 • • Show Their Loyalty “You’ll swing for that.” SEVENTH GRADE: FERNDALE Row 1: Carol Good, Lois Rose, Jeffrey Czerak, Julie Cernak, Joanne Secary, Susan Bocsy. Row 2: Ralph Fetzer, Russell Win- gard, Erma Farnsworth, Ed McCall, Rosemarie Miljanovich. Row 3: Margie Wissinger, David Garner, Loraine Melnik, Joyce Raysich, Linda Kegg, Susan Golias. Row 4: Rosella Burkhart, Pat Boratko, Terry Lavely, Suzanne Swick, Jeffrey Pittman. 59 In Both Activities SEVENTH GRADE: DALE Row 1: Gary Reighard, Shirley Filiminov, Terry Russell, Allan Pringle, Lester Bennett, Carol Berardinelli, Richard Marsh. Row 2: Carl Dillinger, Marcia Williams, Joseph Wilson, Douglas Crouse, Diane Erb, Raymond Johnson, Earl Hoylana, Debra Block. Row 3: Robert Bischoff, Wade Meyer, Evelyn Rheel, Timothy Lowes, Cheryl Hern, Harry College, Richard Manda. SEVENTH GRADE: DALE Row 1: Jerry Rogers, Debra Woodruff, Stanley King, Dennis Jenkinson, Jacqueline Cardillino, Edward Steinhagen, Frances Wills, Alan Conley. Row 2: Ginger Collier, Helen Beatty, Nedra Taylor, Judy Filorimo, Erenistine Williams, Diane Stevens, David High. Row 3: Marry Crasser, Walter Jones, Neva Bonner, Milo Kermin, Douglas Miller, Janice Ford. 60 And Education . “You first.” Activities are a vital and important part of any school curriculum. We are indeed very fortunate to have an extensive program of extra-curricular acivities. These activities provide the student with the opportunity to develop—not only scholastically —but also socially. Offering a wide and varied choice of club selections, our administrators aim to promote the interest of the student. Several of our clubs help to introduce their mem- bers and educate them in certain fields of future vocations. Among these are: Future Nurses of America, Future Teachers of America, the Library Club, and the JETS Club. Those people interested in journalism can join the staffs of the Courier or the Reflector in order to pursue their interests. The Key Club, Gymnastics Club, Varsity Club, Y-Teens, and the Pep Clubs are primarily geared to improving the school and sponsoring dances, bake sales, and school assemblies. The Student Council gives the student body a chance to voice opinions concerning problems which confront them and the school as a whole. For those students who are blessed with musical ability, vocal or instrumental, or those with a burning desire to find success on the stage, we have the band or chorus and the sophomore, junior, and senior plays. Each of these activities—clubs, band, chorus, newspaper—must have a faculty sponsor. We of the Reflector Staff sincerely feel that we should extend a vote of appreciation and heartfelt thanks to these teachers who gave of their time and effort in these endeavors. THE STAFF Standing: Marcia Kozma. Row 1: Cordon Grening, Judy Lehman, Connie Brant, Bill Courter, Tom Klaum. Row 2: Bob Jones, Jean Stephey, Helen Penna, Donna Bush, Barb Kisel. Row 3: Doug Barnes, John Rychak, Tom Crimme, Carol Constable, Donna Shaffer, Donna Hoffman. Row 4: Gail Ober, Jim Doyle, Sally Claycomb, Linda Consalvo, Earlene Rabel, Kathy Johnston. Advisor: Mr. Schoenwalder REFLECTOR STAFF Marcia Kozma—Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Jim Doyle and Marcia Kozma. Dolly Hirsch, the other Ass’t. Editor, was absent when picture was taken. Our Hard Working Editors . Feature Editor, Gordon Grenning Assistant Editor, Judy Lehman Class Editor, Kathy Johnston Assistant Editor, Connie Brant Typing Editor, Donna Bush Assistant Editor, Jean Stephey Editor, Gail Ober Assistant Editor, Donna Shaffer Activities Editor, Bob Jones Assistant Editor, Earlene Rabel Photographer, Bill Courter Assistant Photographer, Tom Klaum Sports Editor, John Rychak Assistant Editor, Doug Barnes Business Manager, Tom Grimme Assistant Manager, Carol Constable Picture File Editor, Barb Kisel Assistant Editor, Donna Hoffman 65 STUDENT COUNCIL—Row 1: Kenny Rigby, Nick Karan, Michele Burns, Mimi Ramsey, Joyce Alt, Kathy Koontz, Bob Wagner, Bonnie Allison, Paul Vespa, Kerry Roberts. Row 2: Sue Meyer, Harry Hershberger, Christine Cembinski, Judy Fay, Sally Claycomb, Linda Droz, Freida Cooper, Jean Stephey, Sue Vespa. Row 3: Rose Meyer, Bob Jones, Charles Berkebile, Rod Riek, Lou Scruggs, Joe Coiner, Dick Koch, Fred Reinholtz. Row 4: Ed Petrick, Mary Jane Kinsey, Greg Beale, Mike McCall, John Cammerata, Evan Evans, Jim Doyle, Jim Riek, Larry Varner. ADVISOR: Mr. Allison STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Robert Jones—Treasurer Fred Reinholtz—Vice President Larry Varner—President Jim Riek—Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL This year, as in years past, the Student Council has provided the students with a voice in the running of the school. Comprised of elected representatives and alternates from each homeroom, the Council tried to be as active as possible. Mr. Allison again acted as advisor to this group. The officers: Larry Varner—President, Fred Reinholtz — Vice President, Jim Riek — Secretary, Bob Jones —Treasurer, were chosen by the student body in an election last spring. The money raising projects of this year included a car wash, the Valentine’s Day dance, and the sale of book- covers. The Student Council also assisted the U.S. Marine Corps in the Toys for Tots cam- paign at Christmas time. 66 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 12th REPRESENTATIVES: Front Row — Richard Koch, Lou Scruggs, Jean Stephey. Second Row — Tom Klaum, Jim Doyle, Mary Jane Kinsey. 10th REPRESENTATIVES: Front Row — Mimi Ramsey, Michele Burns. Second Row—John Raysich, John Cam- merata, Joe Coiner, Rod Riek. Third Row — Judy Fay, Charles Berkebile, Sharon Heidorn. 8th REPRESENTATIVES: Kathy Koontz, Fred Robertson, Mark Wissinger, Bruce Ferg. 11th REPRESENTATIVES: Front Row—Evan Evans, Greg Beale. Second Row—Ed Petrick, Mike McCall, Sally Clay- comb. Third Row—Sue Meyer, Rose Meyer, Sue Vespa. 9th REPRESENTATIVES: Front Row — Freida Cooper, Robert Wagner, Christine Gembenski. Second Row—Harry Hershberger, Linda Droz. 7th REPRESENTATIVES: Front Row—Joyce Alt, Kerry Roberts, Bonnie Allison. Second Row—Kenny Rigby, Nick Karan, Paul Vespa. 67 Bill Courter, Editor Sally Claycomb, and John Raysich, Assistant Editors COURIER Reflecting the bustle of activity around Fern- dale-Dale, the Courier staff did a fine job pre- senting the school news to the students. Editor Bill Courter and associate editors Sally Clay- comb and John Raysich worked to keep the school newspaper a successful publication. The Courier was again this year printed by the school commercial department rather than by a publish- ing company. Both news and feature articles such as club activities, honor achievements, sen- iors and sports, provide interesting reading. With new ideas and fine reporting the Courier, our school newspaper, remains one of the no- table activities of Ferndale-Dale. Mr. Ficco COURIER STAFF Sealed: Donna Rucosky, Jam Wirick, Elyce Rotella, Sue Vespa, Jack Light, Ella Goodman, Sandy Mosgravc, Pat Manda. First Roiv: Bonnie Koontz, Lora Goehres, Jackie Ashcom, Fred Thomas, Margie Wingard, Barbara Kisel, Mary Sue Rodgers, Earlene Rabel, Faye Replogle. Second Row: Tom Grimme, Linda Bullinger. Sherry Mangus, Gay Marsh, Georgia Layton, Sally Claycomb, Alice Stanley, Linda Clark, Donna Shaffer. Third Row: Pat Musulin, Jane Mihalick, Cathy Ferg, Gordon Grening, Carol Feight, Lois Becker, Connie Brant, Judy Lehman. Fourth Row: Rila Chanda, Eugene Rose, Doug Barnes, John Raysich, Bill Courter, Bill Bennett, John Karas, Theresa Beltz, Dave Spiker. 68 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Sue Vespa, Larry Varner, Helen Sotille, Pat Rummel, Kathy Johnston, John Rychak, Ollie Knighton, Jim Doyle, Gordon Grening, Bob Jones. Second Row: Ruth Layton, Judy Lehman, Ed Pelrick, Earlene Rabel, Elycc Rotella, Fred Reinholtz, Leida Milazzo, Gail Ober, Bill Courter, Jean Stephey. Third Row: Cindy Berkehile, Connie Brant, Sally Claycomb, John Karas, Barb Kisel, Jim Riek, Tom Klaum, Dolly Hirsch, Sharon Cooper, Bob Alt. The National Honor Society is an organization composed of the most outstanding seniors and juniors. Membership in the society is based on the four qualities of leadership, character, scholar- ship, and service. The annual induction ceremony was held on February 22, when 8 seniors and 14 juniors were honored. The assembly was presented by the 10 senior members who were inducted into the society the previous year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS John Rychak—Vice President James Doyle—Treasurer Kathy Johnston—President Ollie Knighton—Secretary 69 The Ferndale-Dale Key Club has always maintained a reputation for being one of the most active organizations in the school. This year the club, which is under the sponsorship of the Greater Johnstown Kiwanis Club, kept busy throughout the school months. Projects included selling printed programs at the football games, a pie sale at Thanksgiving, selling refreshments at basketball games, and a candy sale dur- ing the month of February. Most of the money made from these highly successful campaigns was used to sponsor attendance at the annual Key Club Convention which was held in Harrisburg during April. ADVISOR: Mr. Hetrick KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Dick Imler, President Tom Klaum, Vice President Bob Alt, Secretary Bob Jones, Treasurer Row 1: Bob Jones, Russ Knee, Charles Berkebile, Jeff Barnes, Dave Spiker, Gordon Grening, Tom Klaum, Fred Thomas. Row 2: Ed Hetrick, Larry Varner, Tom Guest, A1 Reddecliff, Mike McCall, Jim Riek, Brian Bozich, Dick Imler. Row 3: Doug Barnes, John Raysich, Bill Courier, Barry Witkosky, Barry Miller, John Rychak, Bob Alt. Coach Hyland First Row: Jim Mills, Galon Beam, Bob Jones, Bill Kimmick, Bob Waller, Louis Scruggs, Barry Ream, Joe Alvarez. Second Row: Ray Berkey, Jab Barnes, John Poliarok, Bob Wissinger, Jim Krape, Larry Varner, Ed Pelrick, Dave Ewig. Third Row: Dick Oaks, Tom Guest, Bob Boast, Jim Doyle, Bill Jones, Ollie Knighton, Mike McCall, Tom Apple. Russ Knee. Fourth Row: Bob Alt, Larry Amann, Tom Miller, Ralph Kush, Bob Rokita, Ken Frampton, Frank Perdas, John Rychak. VARSITY CLUB VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is an organization made up of those boys who have earned a letter in one or more of Ferndale’s seven varsity sports. In order to wear the coveted F. D. one must meet the requirements for a letter in one sport and also participate in another. The chief goal of this year’s club was to promote good sportsmanship and high ideals among our athletes. The Turkey Trot which was held on November 22 in the high school gym was one of our annual activities. The members also sold candy at the Ferndale P. T. A. Minstrel during the month of March. Coach Hyland again acted as the faculty OFFICERS: Bob Jones, Vice President Frank Perdas, President John Rychak, Secretary-Treasurer 71 sponsor. First Row: Jackie Ashcom, Yolanda Yarnovich, Edith Smith, Earlene Kabel, Carol Grata, Rita Pappas, Joanne Vanglarick. Second Row: Kathy Biehl, Rita Buhek, Shirley Stevenson, Kathy Partsch, Carol Constable, Shirley Potts, Sandy Marsh. Third Row: Peggy Link, Barbara Geisel, Mary Pappas, Fern Harrison, Elizabeth Stonebraker, Edna Horner. Fourth Row: Linda Bullinger, Judy Fay, Ann Mock, Linda Darby, Kathleen McGinnis, Georgia Garretson, Sharon Fitzpatrick. Once again this year the Jr. and Sr. Y-Teens have played a leading role in the club program of Fern- dale-Dale. The clubs consist of those girls in grades 9-12 and are a branch of the Y.W.C.A. The Sr. Y-Teens, under the leadership of Miss Kleinmeyer and Vivian K nipple sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance, a cake sale and sold Christmas napkins. With the advisement of Mrs. Nycum and Donna Hoff- man, president, the Jr. Y-Teens gave a basket of food to a needy family at Thanksgiving, sponsored a dance and sent their pridident to Chatam Col- lege during the summer. Both groups proved to be successful and one of the outstanding activities of the JR. SR. Y-TEENS OFFICERS First Row: Mimi Ramsey, Linda Fitzpatrick, Donna Hoffman, Patti Frombach, Peggy Gossard, Nadine Pluchinsky. Second Row: Vivian Knipple, Mary Pappas, Ann Mock, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Janice Eastlake. school. First Row: Judy McCreary, Judy Lehman, Freida Cooper, Cathy Duff, Barb Kisel, Sharon Heidorn, Barb Hahn. Second Row: Eileen Paulovich, Betty Good, Sherry Mangus, Christine Gembinski, Diane Pietron, Mary Urbanic, Shirley Beam. Third Row: Virginia College, Ursula Miller, Jackie Daly, Cathy Gorman, Joyce Kirchner, Peggy Knipple. Fourth Row: Linda Scott, Dorothy Miljanovich, Maxine Bush, Barbara Ohala, Shirley Grove, Claudia Constable, Linda Clark. Y-TEENS First Row: Linda Constable, Mary Raspotnik, Janet Lunko, Kathy Sturm, Linda Golias, Alice Troupe, Mary Bouch, Faye Replogle, Kathy LaPorte. Second Row: Sally Saintz, Mary Ann Lumnitzer, Patti Frombach, Louise Figula, Nadine Pluchinsky, Janet Becker. Third Row: Ann Tomasko, Eileen Len- vorsky, Karen Zimmerman, Janice Eastlake, Sharon Scheck, Marilyn Gavazzoni, Mimi Ramsey, Peggy Custer, Karen Smay. Fourth Row: Jackie Stephens, Pat McDermott, Janice Bunn, Kay Lint, Anita Crandle, Marianne Straskensky, Sherry Bowman, Lora Goehres, Jean Gilliland. Y-TEENS Row One: Betty Horner, Maxine Miller, Allison Jartin, Helen Pepna, Sue Hipp, Bonnie Koontz, Tom Petrovich, Gay Blank. Carole Fisher, Mary Faranda. Row Two: Mary Chumrik, Sharon Maschue, Frances Ohala, Christine Frieben, Bernice Puzak, Jean Gabany, Suzanne Berardinelli, Lynette Croyle, Linda Erb, Karen Bingham. Row Three: Elaine Partsch, Margaret Burkett, Annabelle Hill, Jeanne Jendrejik, Pat Bock, Brenda Morgan, Vivian Knipple, Joel Zahornek, Helen Vasalinda, Diane Cruick- sliank, Linda Custer. Row Four: Doris Droz, Elizabeth Polinek, Shirley Schmidt, Linda Fitzpatrick, Betty Jane Hody, Jane Amann, Barbara Safko, Sally Jones, Martha Voytas, Nancy Zahoran, Rosemary Tomasko, Pauline Hilligass. Y-TEENS First Row: Linda Golias, Sharon Heidorn, Eileen Paulovich, Rita Buhek, Judy Fay, Judy McCreary, Barbara Geisel, Elizabeth Stonebraker, Sandy Marsh, Yolanda Yarnovich. Second Row: Ursula Miller, Rita Pappas, Georgia Garretson, Linda Bullinger, Linda Scott, Freida Cooper, Shirley Potts, Barbara Safko, Anita Crandle. Third Row: Peggy Knipple, Donna Hoffman, Linda Moors, Betty Good, Christine Gembinski, Diane Pietron. Joyce Kirchner, Janet Becker. Fourth Row: Linda Cooper, Linda Droz, Shari Savering, Maxine Bush, Linda Johnson, Shirley Grove, Kathleen McGinnis, Carol Kwarta, Claudia Constable. 73 First Row: Michele Burns. Sandy Mosgrave, Sue Vespa, Marjorie Wingard, Connie Brant, Donna Shaffer, Joyce Becker, Barbara Pickerill, Karen Merberger, Ruth Layton. Second Row: Fred Thomas, Doreen Barkhimer, Sue Meyer, Jean Stephey, Donna Hill, Sally Claycomb, Pauline Schech, Jack Light, Carol Trostle, Elyce Rotella. Third Row: Janice Blue, Leida Milazzo, Georgia Layton, Peggy Berkebile, Tom Klaum, Jane Mihalick, Pat Musuiin, Sally Livingston, Alice Stanley. Fourth Row: Cathy Fcrg, Mary Ferg, Kathy Johnston, Theresa Beltz, John Karas, Jim Riek, Eugene Rose, Carol Feight, Gordon Grenning, Rod Riek. Mr. Schoenwalder Future Teachers Of America This year the Future Teachers of America were very active. With a total membership of 42 people, the club sold plastic year- book covers, conducted a bake sale, held a campaign to raise money for a scholarship to be given to a member. They also sponsored a “student” teaching day. On this day the members of the club were permitted to teach in the elementary school of their own school district. Under the supervision of Mr. Schoenwalder and president, Jean Stephey, this organization helped to prepare its members for a wonderful and rewarding profession. FUTURE TEACHERE OFFICERS First Row: Jean Stephey, President Second Row: Kathy Johnston, Sue Vespa Third Row: Jim Riek 74 Marcia Kozma, President The Nurses’ Club is comprised of those girls plan- ning a career in some branch of the medical field. Under the advisement of Mrs. Ling and leadership of Marcia Kozma, the club has had a successful year. All club activities were financially supported by bake sales. Some projects were: giving a family a food basket at Christmas, a trip to the Ebensburg State School and the annual banquet where pins were given to senior girls or those who have been in the club two years. Vivian Knipple, Secretary Linda Clark, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Ling NURSES CLUB First Row: Barb Kisel, Mary Bauch, Jeanne Jendrejik, Chris Frieben, Donna Rucosky, Shirley Stevenson, Peggy Link, Kitty Callahan, Janet Lunko, Virginia College, Mary Sue Rodgers, Patty Bock, Sue Meyer, Carol Constable, Bonnie Koontz, Betty Jane Hody, Maxine Miller. Second Row: Toni Petrovich, Earlene Rabel, JoAnne Varmecky, Georgia Garrison, Sherry Mangus, Rose Meyer, Pat Musulin, Judy Lehman, Gaye Marsh, Linda Clark, Cathy Gorman, Linda Consalvo, Jackie Stephens. Third Row: Peggy Custer, Judy Hershberger, Sarah Goodman, Freida Cooper, Maxine Bush, Diane Pietron, Dolly Hirsch, Georgia Layton, Mary Mekazich, Rita Pappas, Ursla Miller, Betty Horner. Fourth Row: Linda Erb, Mildred Wagner, Sallie Jones, Mary Jane Kinsey, Catherine Opeth, Delores Carter, Marcia Kozma, Carlene Shaffer, Linda Brooke, Sharon Cooper, Cathy Davison, Lois Becker. ____1--- 1---l----- ------- 75 First Row: George Diehl, Dave Spiker, Gordon Grening, Dick Imler, Dave Schlentner. Second Row: Ollie Knighton, John Rychak, Bill Bennett, John Dominy. Third Row: Bill Courter, Barry Witkosky, Galen Howard. Mr. Alwine JETS OFFICERS: Gordon Grening, President Dave Spiker, Librarian Olli Knighton, Secretary Bill Courter, Vice President John Rychak, Treasurer The Junior Engineers Training Society (JETS) Club has eleven active members this year. The membership is composed mainly of those boys planning to enter some engineering or technology field as a future occupation. First organized in the spring of 1959, this club is part of a national organization of JETS Clubs. The club is sponsored in Johnstown by a Professional Engineering group, but Mr. Alwine is our new school sponsor. The spot- light this year has been on science and engin- eering projects to enter in various science fairs. Other highlights included a tour through the Bethlehem Steel Computer Center and a JETS Seminar at Westmont. In The Library . . LIBRARY CLUB: First Row: Patty Newman, Doreen Barkhimer, Bon- nie Koontz, Faye Replogle, Karen Smay, Toni Petro- vich. Second Row: Barb Kisel, Carol Constable, Alice Stanley, Sherry Mangus, Earlene Rabel. Third Row: Georgia Layton, Linda Cooper, Roberta Teeter, Thomasine Long, Mary Mihalik, Connie Brant. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: First Row: Bonnie Koontz, Toni Petrovich, Betty Jane Hody, Faye Replogle, Paula Mihalick, Linda O’Neil. Second Row: Bernice Puzak, Rita Pappas, Mrs. Rogers Louise Figula, Ella Goodman, Karen $may, Doreen Barkhimer. Third Row: Carol Trostle, Barb Kisel, Sherry Mangus, Carol Constable, Karen Merberger. Fourth Row: Georgia Layton, Alice Stanley, Roberta Teeter, Thomasine Long, Jane Mihalick, Connie Brant. 76 GYMNASTICS Coach Rigby First Row: Fred Robertson, Chico Alvarez, Jim Mills, Joe Alvarez, Barry Lee Rager, Bill Parke, Bob Seesholtz, Ricky Rigby, Larry Rager. Second Row: Chris Gaunt, John Boast, Barry Wright, Jim Popchak, Don Parke, Bill Dunbar, Myrl Smithson, Jim Reffner. Ernie Fetzer. Third Row: George Schech, Dick Koch. Mark Davis, Bill Benshoff, Ron Yuhas, Charles Berkebile, Fred Rein- holtz. Dean Eastlake. Fourth Row: Charles Alvarez, Brian Bozich, Bob Wissinger, Andy Stager, John Horner, Bob Johnson, Charles Scheck, Dick Oaks, Bob Walters. 77 HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB First Row: Fred Just, Richard Micik, Louis Scruggs, Bob Maher, Bob Marsh, Donald Diehl, Ed Hite, Charles Moyer, Danny James, Jeff Richter. Sec- ond Row: Chip Markle, Bill Davis, Leo Muffley, Marshall Rhoades, Bob Bantley, Ted Hochstein, John Poliacek, Fred Oakley, Jim Rhoades, Ron Man- droc. Third Row: Danny Cole, John Dominy, John Yeager, Ray Lint, Don Lehman, Eugene Rose, Jay Carney, Philip Ament, Kerry Leberknight, Robert Horten, Vic- tor Tononi. Fourth Row: Jim Krape, Evan Evans, Jim Driscoll, Ken Frampton, John Little, Bill McGinnis, Ray Rheel, Mike En- glehart, Margon Williams, Don Grasser. HUNTING and FISHING OFFICERS: Russell Oaks, Secretary-Treasurer Don Lehman, Vice President Ed Hite, President The Hunting and Fishing Club is composed of those boys who enjoy hunting and fishing. The main pur- pose of this organization is to teach the fellows how to be good sports- men and to brief them on the various techniques of hunting and fishing. During the year the club heard a talk by a Pennsylvania Fire Warden, and they made plans to hold a fox hunt at the Ferndale Sportsman’s Club. Mr. Hetrick served as the advisor to this club. First Row: Paul Shaffer, Dave Jones, Wayne Blue, Ron Marlin, Walter Constable, Terry Rhoades, Harvey Adams, Bob Daugherty, Ralph Pringle, Bob Momberger. Second Row: John Z a h o r a n, Steve Confer, Bill Black, Arnold Saintz, Don Litzin- ger, George Hutchinson, Dave Klanchar, Keith Swamey, Rich- ard Brehm. Third Row: Nelson Lowes, Bill Dimpfl, Terry Bauch, Dwayne Hill, Ricky Rager, Robert Horton, Bob Gomulka, Bob Riek, Jim Mazey, Louis No- zak, Linton Hochstein. Fourth Row: Tom Grimme, Bill Majer, Earl Roberts, Bob Gray, Jim Jaber, Danny Lux, Gary Platt, Vaughn Jones, Ben Hare, Rick Hilbrecht. 78 Ferndale Junior High Clubs First Roiv: N. Saintz, K. Rigby, J. Monroe, V. Croyle, D. Parker, D. Jones, V. Barnitz, A. Lay- ton, J. Gehlman, B. Allison, Mr. McKay. Second Row: B. Ferg, T. Carstensen, W. Rychak, D. Mirilovich, S. Rokita, R. Craig, D. Emfield, P. Mihalick, J. Potter, J. Balko. Third Row: L. Rhoades, D. Riblett, J. Cernak, E. Goodman, D. Bozich, E. Forgus, C. Wentz, J. Alt, K. Jerasa. Fourth Row: B. Petry, R. Wingard, S. Newcomb, L. Schaeffer, P. Grove, T. Mandroc, B. Droz, L. Russel, C. Koch, B. Blasko. GEOGRAPHY AND SCIENCE CLUB First Row: (seated)—D. Grimme, E. Benshoff, R. Replogle, R. Muffley, J. Lake, P. Vespa, - M. Michack, K. Figula. Second Row: J. Bowman, P. Zimmerman, M. Perdas, S. Wiegand, K. Karen, R. Martin, C. Good, C. Yulias, P. Drosjack, S. Burkett, J. Bowser. Third Row: M. Smay, P. Kasprzyk, K. Cummings, F. Mangus, C. Faight, M. Yuhas, A. Fingerhoot, D. Hershberger, J. Labarko. Fourth Row: R. Blough, B. Wagner, T. Long, B. Ewig, H. Hershberger, M. Riblett, J. Raysich, M. Wissinger, F. Hagerich, M. Smith, B. Drazal. Fifth Row: T. Bouch, V. Jones, J. Raspotnik, D. Ewig, J. Cipora, J. Raysich, S. Imler, J. Richtner, S. Kasprzyk, M. Mihalick. MATH CLUB First Row: M. Perdas, P. Drosjack, E. Forgus, B. Mandroc, B. Ewig, S. Rokita, K. Karan, E. Hapkins, B. Shaffer, S. Bosar, K. Jerasa. Second Row: D. Mirilovich, K. Koontz, C. Wentz, R. Craig, R. Petry, E. McCall, J. Czernak, K. Cum- mings, E. Goodman, D. Bozich, D. Emfield. Third Row: J. Labarko, R. Miljanovich, L. Kegg, S. Newcomb, B. Droz, S. Harrison, L. Schaeffer, A. Fingerhoot, S. Golias, R. Wingard. Fourth Row: P. Grove, R. Burkhard, R. Schroder, S. Swick, T. Mandroc, J. Perdas, D. Gaye, C. Constable, J. Raysich, L. Melnik, L. Russell. DANCE CLUB First Row: J. Gehlman, L. Jeroy, R. Kime, R. Muffley, K. Rigby, V. Croyle, W. Fleer, P. Vespa, J. Monroe, R. Fisher, D. Roberts. Second Row: J. Hyland, J. Lake, R. Replogle, B. Allison, D. Sturm, P. Kisel, N. Sammely, V. Barnitz, A. Lay- ton, K. Figula, H. Alvarez, L. Saintz. Third Row: J. Bowser, D. Parker, J. Potter, C. Good, C. Hare, C. Yuhas, E. Epy, S. Wiegand, R. M. Poyer, W. Rychak, J. Bowman. Fourth Rows S. McClelland, E. Feight, M. Wissinger, L. Rhoades, J. Alt, J. Cernak, J. Secary, F. Mangus, S. Sharbaugh. 79 DANCE CLUB • ft Pep Club builds spirit Kneeling: Michele Burns, Mimi Ramsey, Marilyn Gavazzoni, Janice East lake. Sue Vespa. First Row: Bernice Puzak, Gay Blank, Linda Custer, Sue Hipp, Louise Figula, Allison Jartin, Mary Ann Mulligan, Sharon Maschue, Carole Fisher. Second Row: Joel Zahoran, Peggy Gossard, Linda O’Neil, Pauline Schech, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Sharon Heidorn, Donna Shaffer. Mary Ann Lumnitzer, Martha Voytas, Linda Fitzpatrick. Third Row: Anita Crandle. Shirley Beam, Sally Livingston, Doris Lambert, Shirley Schmidt, Janet Becker, Eileen Paulovich, Carol Ringler, Carol Trostle. Fourth Row: Donna Bush, Mary Ferg, Carol Feight, Cheryl Dimfl, Vickie Davis, Patty Manda, Theresa Black, Betty Good, Donna Hoffman, Linda Scott. This year the Pep Club has made several steps forward in improvement. The aim of the officers and advisor has been to strengthen the quality of the club. One of the major improve- ments was the institution of a point system based on athletic events. Although there are many flaws in the system to be worked out, it has worked well for the first year. Pins are awarded to the girls wrho reach a set number of points. Most of the projects of the club have been to support the cheerleaders and athletes by par- ticipating in pep assemblies, attending athletic events, and cheering. PEP CLUB PIN Kneeling: Ruth Layton, Linda Darby, Ann Mock, Leida Milazzo, Jean Stephey. First Row: Pat Newman, Rita Buhck, Annabelle Hill, Margaret Burkett, Joanne Vanglarick, Jean Gabanv, Diane Cruirkshank, Doreen Barkhimer, Suzanne Berardinelli, Sandy Mos- grave. Second Row: Elyce Rotella, Jean Gilliland, Elizabeth Polenik, Emma Sharbaugh, Judy Hershberger, Diane Gill, Nadine Pluchinskv, Pattv Frombach, Sharon Schech, Kathv LaPorte. Third Row: Linda Fay, Elizabeth Stonebraker, Barbara Geisel, Barbara Pickerill, Linda Bullinger, Judy Fay, Gail Ober, Sandy Marsh, Karen Merberger. Fourth Row: Joyce Kirehner, Peggy Berkebile, Janet Becker, Claudia Constable, Mickie Davis, Betty Grasser, Linda Cooper, Linda Johnston, Sherri Savering, Diana Tonom. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: First Row: Peggy Berkebile, Linda Darby, Shirley Schmidt. Second Row: Gail Ober, Pauline Schech. Third Row: Mrs. An- derson, Advisor. FDHS PEP BAND First Row: Alison Coulter, Pauline Schech, Fred Thomas, Tom Ayres, Wanda Block, Annabels Hill, Janice Blue. Second Row: Patty Rummel, Sally Claycomb, Cathy Ferg, Lois Becker, Donna Hill, Carmen Aveni. Third Row: Charles Markle, Larry Elgin, Mike Englehart, Ted Ferg, Donald Diehl. OUR MAJORETTES First Row: Lora Goehres, Earlene Rabel, Shirley Schmidt, Fern Harrison, Kay Lint, Linda Bullinger, Donna Rucosky. DANCE BAND First Row: Peggy Berkebile at piano, Patty Rummel, Janice Blue, Donna Hill, Sally Claycomb, Fred Thomas. Second Row: Mr. Volk, director; John Cipora, Stan Kaspryzk, Charles Markle, Tom Ayres, Oliver Hasselrig. Third Row: Dave Miller, Linda Bullinger, George Hutchinson, Pauline Schech, Ted Ferg. 81 BAND Kneeling: Lora Coehres, Shirley Schmidt, Linda Bullinger. First Row: Doug Barnes, Sharyn Simonton, ®andy S ichc , Sue Hipp, Paulette Ballow, Allison Coulter, Carl Koch, Ted Long, Pauline Scheck. Second Row: Dianna Tononi, Fred Thomas, Wanda Bloidi, Patty Rummel, Man Lou Ribblctt, Carmen Aveni, Donna Hoffman. Third Row: Theresa Black, Lois Becker, Charles Markle, Donald Diehl, Larry Elgin, Ted Ferg, Tom Sandusky, Tony Petcher. Improving more than ever, the band has been an asset to Ferndale-Dale High School. Although it has continued in its usual participation in pep rallies, football half-time shows and basketball games, the quality of the band s participation has risen. This years half-time shows revealed not only precision marching and good music, but also originality and imagination. Some of the highlights of the shows were a combined show with Franklin and a show utilizing the Pep Club. At pep rallies and basketball games the band has done much to add to the spirit of Ferndale- Dale. Along with these attributes go the concerts which the band has presented this year. They demonstrate variety in music and the versatility of the band. Other activities that the band participated in are band camp and parades. In order to raise money for their various activities, band members sold gift wrapping kits at Christmas time. Rewards for the members hard work are in the form of letters awarded at the end of the year and nominations for county, district or regional band. Replacing the band council are the officers of the band: Donna Hill, pres- ident; Pat Rummel, vice-president; Doug Barnes, treasurer; and Fern Harrison, secretary. 82 BAND Kneeling: Kay Lint, Earlene Rabel, Donna Ruckoskv, Cindy Hyland (mascot). First Row: Janice Blue, Elyce Rotella, Marian Richter, Debbie Harshberger, George Hutchinson, Allison Jartin, Linda Erb, Mary Frances Raspotnik, Fern Harrison. Second Row: Sally Claycomb, Mary Clare Smith, Donna Hill, Tom Ayres, Alice Teeter, Annabelle Hill, Georgia Layton, Ken Walters. Third Row: John Cipora, Mike Englehart, John Karas, Dave Miller, Rav Lint, Cathy Ferg, Peggy Berkebile, Alice Stanley, Mr. 83 ( X 84 85 Dale Clubs • • • Y-TEENS CLUB First Row: S. Filiminov, Debra Block, E. Rheel, D. Woodruff, G. Collier, L. Rodgers, C. Beran- dinelli. Second Row: Mrs. Rachel Hargreaves, F. Wills, M. Williams, D. Erb, L. Meyer, B. Brown, J. Collier, E. Hamilton, C. Keim, C. Espey, D. Driscoll, C. Hern, Mrs. Jacqueline Felix. Third Row: D. Smith, B. Woodruff, B. Emery, N. Taylor, N. Fisher, J. Bantly, D. Constable, V. Burkhart, R. Lambert, J. Filorimo, R. Crislep, D. Hogan. Fourth Row: C. Manda, K. College, E. Williams, J. Turner, J. Filorimo, N. Warner, C. Horne, J. Lord, H. Beatty, D. Stevens, J. Cardel- lino. Fifth Row: J. Diehl, C. Hamilton, P. James, J. Van Horne, K. Petrick, A. Cramer, N. Bonner, C. McClintock, J. McCune, C. Kress. CHORUS First Row: C. Berardinelli, S. Filiminov, D. Block, M. Williams, D. Woodruff, B. Brown, D. Driscoll, D. Erb, C. Keim, L. Rodger. Second Roiv: C. Hern, F. Wills, E. Hamilton, J. Cardellino, N. Fisher, R. Marsh, N. Taylor, J. Milorimo, D. Smith, G. Collier, E. Rheel, Mr. William Wil- liams. Third Row: J. Bantley, C. Manda, D. Stevens, J. Reed, G. Miller, R. Manda, V. Burk- hart, H. Beatty, E. Williams, D. Constable. Fourth Row: J. Ford, C. Kress, J. Filorimo, N. Bonner, D. Miller, C. Horn, C. Hamilton, J. Diehl, P. Luther. HUNTING FISHING, CHESS ART First Row: Mr. Robert Bailey, R. Marsh, Allan Pringle, E. Hoyland, C. Long, A. Bader, C. Dil- linger, Mr. Lewis Clark. Second Row: R. Bis- choff, W. Block, G. Miller, I). Jenkinson, E. Russell, P. Campanella. Third Row: J. Weaver, L. Long, D. Miller, T. Swain, D. Walters, K. Grumling, A. Keiper. Fourth Row: J. Leber- knight, C. Devoirck, J. Tilley, J. Lowes, R. Mc- Donald, G. Mintmier. SCIENCE CLUB First Row: L. Bennett, R. Lux, E. Manda, J. Rogers, A. Conley, D. Crislip, Mr. Lynn Rankin. Second Row: T. Lowes, B. Boser, G. Lane, S. Small, R. Rodgers, S. King, L. Smith, S. Vann, K. Heiser, Robert Lux, P. Luther, J. Reed, D. High. Third Row: T. Micale, D. Brown, A. Rishell, C. Shaffer, J. leni, R. Miller. GYMNASTICS CLUB First Row: T. Russell, J. Wilson, E. Steinhagen, D. Crouse, M. Campanella, G. Reighard, Mr. Herbert Pfuhl. Second Row: H. College, C. Scheck, M. Ward, H. Grasser. R. Wagstaff. F. Alt, D. Snyder. Third Row: R. Brown, M. Kermin, M. Gilliland, D. McCleary, T. Stahl, W. Jones. Our Talented Seniors Present • • • The Cast—Dick Koch, Gordon Grening, Shirley Beam, Bob Jones, Linda Consalvo, Tom Klaum, Leida Milazzo, Bill Courter, Gail Ober, Tom Grimme, Linda Darby, Brian Bozich, Judy Mintmier, Russ Knee, Tom Sandusky. Father Of The This year the Senior Class presented the popular comedy, “Father of the Bride.” Leading roles were played by Bill Courter, Gail Ober, Leida Milazzo, Tom Klaum, Tom Grimme and Bob Jones. The action por- trays the marriage plans of a well-to-do American fam- ily. Mr. McGhee, our director, was taken ill a week before the play, and Mr. Ficco and Mr. Slick stepped in to help with the production. Bride 87 The First Family Twist, Twist, Scnor The Big Three— Dr. Grumbling, Mr. Grimm, and Mr. Berkebile 88 A Night To Remember Prom Senior Class President Says “Good-by” The 1962 Prom was a night which we will all remember. The theme of the evening was “Star- dust? It was held on Friday, May 11, at Sun- nehanna Country Club. A delicious dinner of Roast Turkey or Fillet of Haddock was served, after which the traditional dance was held. The Atom-aires music combo provided us with some swinging dance music. 89 Ferndale-Dale has always produced first-rate athletic teams, and many awards are in our trophy cases to support this statement. The athletic teams that have been beaten by us were not passive or push-overs. One can feel proud when he realizes that Ferndale-Dale is a small school compared with the sizes of the ones it plays. Although representing a small school which is usually the underdog, Ferndale-Dale’s athletic aggregations have had many victorious seasons, but defeats are also taken in stride. Win or lose, our athletes never falter from displaying true sportsmanship and fighting spirit which have become a tradition here at Ferndale-Dale. When our stu- dents win at an athletic contest, they aren’t seeking individual glory or praise; but rather, they’re acquiring glory and recognition for their school. Much credit for our winning goes to the coaching staff and the student body. Behind every successful team there is a coach who has devoted long, tedious hours of his time in an effort to accomplish perfection. Besides teaching how to win, our coaches have also taught our teams how to accept defeats along with victories, which is a very important part of athletics. Because one is not athletically inclined, he should not disregard sports. A team needs support from its student body; thus, one can join the pep club or con- tribute in one way or another to help back the team. Whenever a student admires our trophy cases, filled with many awards, he will undoubtedly admit that the present and past athletes of our school have strived to make the athletic teams of Ferndale-Dale—THE BEST! Frank Perdas Rich Oaks Lou Scruggs Bob Rokita Bob Boast Tom Apple Larry Varner Tom Miller Jim Krape Ray Berkey The Ferndale-Dale Football 92 Mike McCall Joe Jacobson Ralph Kush Boh Wissinger John Poliacek Boh Johnson Bob Walter Bill Kimmick Dick Imler Dave Ewig t 93 1962 FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: D. Parke, M. Smithson, A. Turner, L. Scruggs, R. Oaks, S. Kasprsyk, D. Ewig, B. Walter, D. Saints, R. Robertson. Second Row: C. Mcllwain, W. Kimmick, S. Miske, R. Berkley, L. Varner, V. Tononi, T. Guest, R. Imler, J. Krape, T. Apple, J. Poliacek, J. Jacobson, D. Schlentner. Third Row: B. Johnson, M. Williams, B. Boast, F. Perdas, K. Frampton, T. Miller, B. Rokita, R. Kush, L. Amann, J. Horner, M. McCall, B. Wissinger. The F. D. H. S. Yellow Jackets football team had a much better season than their 3-5-1 record might indicate. The campaign started by battling the Richland Rams to a 7-7 deadlock; a tight contest down to the final whistle. Lou Scruggs accounted for all the points, scoring on a five yard run and then plung- ing in for the point after touchdown. The following week, win No. 1 was chalked up at United by an 18-13 score. In this game Wissinger scored twice on passes from McCall. In the final stanza, McCall scored what proved to be the winning touchdown on a two yard plunge. In our next two games we suf- fered losses at the hands of Conemaugh Township and Westmont by scores of 25-0 and 34-7. After these defeats our boys bounced back to trounce Franklin 26-0. Our win- ning streak was stopped again the next week at the Point where we encountered Triangle Area. The boys came out second best by the score of 27-14. Then Adams, our next opponent, continued the hold of jinx over us as they handed us an 18-7 setback. The boys never gave up hope as was shown by their 21-7 victory at Boswell. The season ended with a 27-0 reversal to Bishop McCort. Although our record wasn’t impressive, our boys gave their best to provide a thrilling season. Many individuals made out- standing performances for us in these games. The pros- pects for next year seem quite bright as many lettermen are returning. 94 Managers: Bob Gray, Bob Jones, Brian Speicher, Russ Knee Mr. Nyle Hershberger Assistant Mr. Jack Hyland Head Coach Mr. John Matsko Assistant F.-D. OPPONENT Richland 7 7 United 18 13 Conemaugh Twp. 0 25 Westmont 7 34 Franklin 26 0 Triangle Area 14 27 Adams 7 18 J.B.J. 21 7 Bishop McCort 0 27 Record 3-5-1 The captains receive a briefing. OFFENSIVE TEAM Row 1: L. Amann, B. Rokita, B. Boast, F. Perdas, T. Guest, R. Kush, B. Wissinger. Row 2: J. Krape, L. Scruggs, M. McCall, R. Oaks, T. Apple, K. Frampton. 95 JUNIOR HIGH fiow 1: A. Bader, J. Lake, W. Meyer, F. Robertson, R. Craig, D. Parke, B. Ferg, J. Bowser, R. Johnson, J. Hyland. Row 2: M. Davis, D. Mock, R. Reighard, D. Gay, G. Mintmier, E. Fetzer, P. Demcoe, F. Oakley, B. Wright. Row 3: T. Penna E McCall B. Parke, M. Wissinger, C. Gaunt, D. Hill, K. Swarney, J. Zahoran, D. Schaffer, W. Rychak. Row 4: L. Korlewitz, R. Rater T. Allison, 1. Lavely, R. Yulias, J. Tilley, T. Malisko, J. Popchak, T. Mandroc. The Ferndale-Dale Junior High football team had four returning lettermen this year, with fifteen more earning letters. With these boys our junior high was able to compile a 6-1 record. Barry Wright, full- back, was the leading scorer and one of the most outstanding defensive players on the team. Many letter- men will be returning next fall; the prospects for a successful season look quite good. JUNIOR HIGH RECORD FERNDALE-DALE OPPONENT FERNDALE-DALE OPPONENT 7 Conemaugh Township 0 27 Portage 6 7 Bishop McCort 4 19 Boswell 0 6 Richland Township 0 28 United 6 7 Conemaugh Township 13 6 Wins, 1 Loss Managers: R. Fisher, W. Blue, R. Brehm, B. Rager, B. Wagner, head manager vas absent. Junior High Coaches: Mr. Wayne McKay Mr. Lynn Rankin 96 JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Doreen Barkhimer, Linda Fay, Donna Hoffman, Pauline Scheck, Cindy Espey. Standing: Mary Ann Lumnitzer, Linda Scott, Sally Livingston, Nadine Pluchinsky. Sue Vespa Ann Mock (CAPTAIN) Mimi Ramsey Marilyn Gavazzoni Michele Burns 98 CHEERLEADERS LEAD SCHOOL SPIRIT! This year’s cheerleaders have worked very hard to stimulate “school spirit” among the student body. They have provided that stimulus to make our athletes victo- rious throughout the year. There was never a time when there occurred a lack of enthusiasm among them. Mrs. Anderson has produced another cheering squad which follows in the old Ferndale-Dale tradition—being the best! Janice Eastlake Captain and Co-captain with advisor. JUNIOR HIGH Kneeling: Jaime Potter, Ellen Feiglit, Kathy LaPorte, Aggie Layton Standing: Peggy Gossard, Linda Russell, Diana Tononi, Sylvia Rokita. 99 BASKETBALL t • • “OUR VARSITY STARS” Barry Witkosky Jab Barnes Phil Sebes Jim Doyle Barry Miller Bob Johnson John Rychak Ollie Knighton Mike McCall Frank Perdas Tom Klaum Bill Dunbar VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: Coach Rigby. Standing: B. Dunbar, J. Barnes, T. Klaum, M. McCall, J. Doyle, 0. Knighton, P. Sebes, J. Rychak B. Johnson, F. Perdas, B. Miller, B. Witkosky. Ending the season with a 13-7 log, Coach Rigby had his best regular season record at Ferndale-Dale in his seven years of coaching. Throughout the campaign, the Stingers lost many close games, losing by two points to Indiana and three points to Westmont. Again as in most years past, the team lacked height, but this was made up for through aggressiveness and determination. Jim Doyle led the team in scoring followed by Jab Barnes, John Rychak, and Ollie Knighton. Ferndale-Dale managed to receive a berth of the District 6 Class A semi-finals. They played the Lions of Altoona at the Westmont gym; Altoona had to great an advantage in height as they banded the Stingers a 41-56 loss. A fine season is expected next year as a tall junior varsity team will be moving up. Managers: Bill Bennett, Tim Leberknight. Stand- ing: Bob Alt, Doug Barnes, Barry Ream. F.D.H.S. OPPONENT 30 Richland 50 58 Adams 65 33 Johnstown 57 50 Triangle 48 49 Conemaugh 41 67 Triangle S4 50 Indiana 52 76 C. Cambria 35 64 United 43 55 Conemaugh Twp. 45 F.D.H.S. OPPONENT 50 Westmont 70 63 Somerset 59 61 Windber 45 67 C. Cambria 51 64 Indiana 77 56 Windber 53 49 United 45 46 Westmont 49 65 Conemaugh Twp. 45 57 Somerset 52 101 F.D.H.S. OPPONENT 37 Johnstown 47 40 Triangle 34 39 Conemaugh 34 52 Triangle 32 48 Indiana 65 39 C. Cambria 38 51 United 34 67 Conemaugh Twp. 30 37 Westmont 38 49 Somerset 24 30 Windber 35 49 C. Cambria 32 46 Adams 47 44 Indiana 47 36 Windber 24 39 United 30 59 Westmont 39 53 Conemaugh Twp. 40 55 Somerset 33 Row One: B. Jones, T. Apple, A. Turner, J. Jacobson, C. Moyer. Row Two: Coach Pfuhl, T. Petchar, T. Cammerata, D. McConnell, J. Garner, J. Crowley, J. Raysich. - Junior Varsity - - Junior High - F.D.H.S. OPPONENT 27 Triangle 24 20 Bishop McCort 38 16 Richland 35 28 Conemaugh 39 30 Conemaugh Twp. 35 29 Cochran 40 38 Franklin 36 34 Garfield 46 36 Adams 22 21 Westmont 38 22 Richland 23 39 Conemaugh 51 37 Adams 20 31 Bishop McCort 37 20 Joseph Johns 47 37 Westmont 36 50 Franklin 30 34 Conemaugh Twp. 36 20 Windber 34 Row One: Coach Hershberger, E. McCall, D. Walters, D. Stammley, G. Mintmier, B. Wright, W. Jones, F. Alt, R. Wagner. Row Two: M. Gilliland, F. Oakley, D. Hess, J. Polak, D. Tomovik, D. Mock, T. Malisko. 102 TRACK • • • Kent Trexler Row One: L. Scruggs, K. Trexler, J. Krapc, M. Mack. J. Thomas. Row Two: E. Petrick, R. Oaks, B. Yu has, B. Hornick, R. Spence. Row Three: J. Rychak, T. Miller, T. Cooper, B. Rokita, R. Kush, 0. Knighton. Tom Cooper John Rychak Ollie Knighton Bob Rokita Ferndale’s track team compiled a favorable rec- ord this past year. Many individuals made out- standing showings at our meets. Our Junior High squad is also developing future track stars. This past year the Junior High squad won the Somerset Invita- tional meet. Of the more than 80 ribbons given out, our team came home with more than 60. The varsity squad also made some fine showings against stiff competition. Next year’s squad will have many returning lettermen to the team and hopes are high for another successful season. The students should take a more active interest in their team. Track and field is a very colorful sport. 104 Row One: A. Bader, T. Grimme, J .Mills, W. Rychak. B. Retry, R. Alvarez, F. Robertson, J. Smith, W. Blue. Row Two: B. Parke, H. Swain, T. Bouch, W. Percinsky, J. Reffner, D. Hill, J. Leberknight, L. Long, A. Keiper. Row Three: Coach Pfuhl, B. Wright, T: Allison, R. Reighard, D. McCleary, J. Poliacek, D. Ewig, F. Oakley, T. Leberknight, G. Beam, P. Demcoe. CROSS COUNTRY. . . Row 1: M. Campanella, J. Miller, N. Lowes, G. Beam, B. Dunbar, J. Mills, J. Jerasa. Row 2: T. Leberknight, B. Bantly, K. Leberknight, J. Lowes, C. Mcllwain, D. Snyder. Row 3: R. Bowman, R. Snyder, A. Reddecliff, J. Cipora, T. Ferg, J. Rychak, Coach Pfuhl. Cross-Country has now been a varsity sport for three years in Ferndale-Dale. Each year more boys are taking part in this conditioning sport. Leberknight, Mills, Dunbar, and Rychak were the returning let- termen to this year’s squad. Chuck Mcllwain and Jim Mills displayed their abilities by qualifying for the state finals. RASEBALL . . . Row 1: R. Knee, T. Apple, P. Sebes, B. Jones, C. Moyer, A. Turner. Row 2: W. Ringler, J .Lech, D. Barnes, K. Leberknight, W. Alt, W. Clawson. Row 3: Coach Hyland, J. Doyle, D. Martinec, K. Frampton, B. Miller, F. Perdas, J. Rheel. 105 This year’s baseball team compiled the best record in more than ten years. Finishing with a 7-3 record, our boys made a fine showing by beating Johnstown twice and giving undefeated Adams their only loss. Next year’s team looks quite hopeful as many lettermen will return. Mr. Matsko Chico Alvarez Jose Alvarez Don Parke Mark Davis George Schech John Poliacek Carlo9 Alvarez Dick Oaks Bob Walter Larry Varner Dennis Baumbaugh John Homer Mr. Lynn Rankin LIMITED Row One-. J. Mills, L. Mejia, D. Heiser, J. Cipora, D. Saintz, C. Shech. Row Two: R. Brelim, C. Alvarez, J. Poliacek, D. Baum- baugh, J. Horner, L. Varner, Mark Davis, B. Walter, W. Blue. Row Three: Coach Matsko, B. Speicher, T. Allison, D. Parke, R. Oaks, J. Reffner, T. Hyland, J. Alvarez, C. Alvarez, J. Driscoll. WRESTLING TEAM Our wrestlers ended their campaign with a 3-6-1 slate. Although the record is not impressive, many of the grapplers showed much improvement during the season. Don Parke, Larry Varner, and Dick Oaks compiled the best records. Parke and Varner had 7-3 records, while Oaks was 6-3. Our biggest victory was a 30-21 trouncing over the Hilltoppers. Next season looks very bright since only three lettermen will be lost. We want to wish the wrestlers the best of luck! Wrestling managers in the cage! RECORD FERN DALE-DALE OPPONENT .16 Conemaugh Twp. 41 16 Chestnut Ridge 40 26 J. B. J. 27 32 Central 20 21 Everett 32 30 Westmont 21 27 Somerset 26 25 Blairsville 26 18 Cresson 32 19 United 35 3 wins, 6 losses, 1 tie 108 GYMNASTICS Gymnastic Show Kerry Robertson Ferndale can boast of having one of the best gymnastics programs in the district. Mr. Rigby works very hard to enable his students to develop a sound body which should accom- pany every sound mind. Annually a gym show is presented where each gymnatist has an opportunity to dis- play his skills. This year’s show is expected to be another success as in previous years. Brian Bozich SENIOR DIRECTORY ALT, ROBERT WILLIAM 227 Arthur Street Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-country Manager 2, 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4—Secretary 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. ALVAREZ, JOSE’ J. R. D. No. 1, Box 101A Baseball 4; Football Manager 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 4; Pep Club 4; Track 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. BADER, JOYCE ELAINE 401 Cliff Street Dramatics Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Play Committee 3, 4; Y- Teens 2, 3, 4. BARNES, DOUGLAS M. 836 Vickroy Avenue Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 4. BEAM, SHIRLEY LOUISE 11 Cliff Street Chess Club 1; Chorus 1, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Record Club 1; Y-Teens 2, 4. BEATTY, WILLIAM F. 232 Arthur Street Hunting and Fishing Club 4. BELTZ, THERESA LOUISE 422 Valley Street Chorus 1; Courier Staff 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2. BETTS, HUBER 930 Bedford Street BINGHAM, KAREN LEE 98 Cummins Street Chess Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Future Teachers’ Club 3; Girls Ensemble 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Y- Teens 4. BOZICH, BRIAN JAMES 555 Glenwood Avenue Basketball 2; Football 1; Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4—Vice President 3—President 4; Key Club 4; Pep Club 4; Wrestling 2. BUSH, DONNA JEAN R. D. No. 1, Box 119 Girls’ Basketball; Girls’ Volleyball; Pep Club; Reflector 4; Y-Teens. CARNEY, JAY MILTON R. D. No. 1, Box 195 Band 1; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CARTER, DELORES 607 Bedford Street Chorus; Dance Club 1; Dramatics Club 1; Future Nurses’ Club; Girls’ Volleyball; Y-Teens. COLLEGE, VIRGINIA LUCILLE 585 Bedford Street Future Nurses’ Club; Pep Club; Y-Teens. CONSALVO, LINDA JEAN 710 Pickworth Street Chess Club 1; Chorus 1; Dramatics Club 1; Future Teachers’ Club 3; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Play 3, 4; Reflector 4; Y-Teens 2, 4. COOPER, SHARON ANN 916 Austin Street Future Nurses Club 4; Play 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2. COURTER, WILLIAM DENNIS 553 Vickroy Avenue Advanced Work Seminar for Able Youth 3; Courier Staff 2, 3, 4—Assistant Editor 3—Editor 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Jets Club 3, 4—Vice President 4; Johnstown College Scholastic Quiz 4; Key Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Reflector 4; Track 2. CRAIG, LINDA LEE 372 Ferndale Avenue Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4; Girls' Athletic Association 1; Girls Basketball 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1. CRAMER, AUDREY DIANNE 907 Lemon Street Art Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Color Guard 1; Dramatics Club 1; Girls Volleyball 1; Majorette 1; Play 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. DARBY, LINDA JEAN 754 Bedford Street Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Y-Teens 2, 3; Reflector 4. DOMINY, JOHN DAVID 700 Clark Street Chess Club 1; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4; Jets Club 4; Pep Club 4. DOYLE, JAMES EDWARD 832 Vickroy Avenue Advanced Work Seminar for Able Youth 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 3; Football Man- ager 2: Key Club 2, 3, 4—President 3; National Honor Society 3, 4—Treasurer 4; Prom Committee 3; Ring Committee 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4: Reflector 4. DROZ, DORIS JEAN 400 Habicht Street Chorus 1. 4; Class Secretary 3: Future Nurses’ Club 4: Girls Athletic Association 1, 2: Pep Club 1: Play 4; Student Council 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3— Program Chairman 2; Usherette 3. 112 DUNMEYER, MILDRED IRENE 214 Cummins Street Chess Club 1; Chorus 1; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. ELGIN, LARRY PATRICK R. 206 David Street Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4—County Chorus 3; Craft Club 1; Dance Band 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2. FEIGHT, CAROL ANN 403 Ferndale Avenue Courier Staff 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 —President 2. FITZPATRICK, SHARON ANN 47 Martin Street Cheerleader 3; Chess Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4—Secretary 3; Play 3; Y-Teens 2, 4—Vice President 4. FRAMPTON, KENNETH EUGENE 536 Carnation Street Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. GORMAN, CATHERINE FRANCES R. D. No. 1, Box 259 Future Nurses’ Club 1; Y-Teens 1, 2. GORMAN, ROBERT E. R. D. No. 1, Box 259 Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. GRASSER, DONNY RAY 205 Bedford Street Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. GRENING, GORDON LEE 1010 Ferndale Avenue Courier Staff 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4; Jets Club 3, 4—President 4: Key Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Play 3, 4; Reflector 4. GRIMME, THOMAS ANTHONY 346 Ohio Street Courier Staff 4; Football Manager 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Reflector 4. HIRSCH, MARY AGNES 353 Hall Street Girls’ Athletic Association 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Reflector 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. HITE, EDWARD WALTER 560 Vickroy Avenue Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3, 4—President 4; Pep Club 4; Track 1, 2, 4. HOCHSTEIN, LINTON GEORGE R. D. No. 1, Box 200 Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. HOCHSTEIN, TEDDY C. 734 Messenger Street Basketball 1, 2; Chess Club 1; Gymnastics Club 1—Vice Pres- ident; Golf 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Play 3. HORNER, BETTY 218 Cummins Street Future Nurses’ Club 1; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. HORNER, EDNA EILEEN 218 Cummins Street Chorus 1; Dramatics Club 1; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. JAMES, DANIEL L. 305 Cliff Street Art Club 1; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4. JOHNSTON. KATHY ANN 308 Ober Avenue Advanced Work Seminar for Able Youth 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4 —County Chorus 2; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3, 4—Program Chairman 4; Girls’ Ensemble 1; Girls’ Trio 1, 2; Girl of the Month 4; Good Citizen Award 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4—President 4; Reflector 4; Y-Teens 1, 2. JONES, ROBERT REPLOGLE 719 Vickroy Avenue Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4—Manager 1; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Chorus 1; Fire Marshall 4; Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4—Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Play 3, 4; Reflector 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4— Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 3, 4—Vice President 4; Exchange Club. JONES, SALLIE ANN 743 Clark Street Chess Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 1; Future Nurses’ Cluh 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Play 4; Student Council 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. KENNY, MARY CLAIRE 300 Hystone Avenue Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club; Y-Teens. KINSEY, MARY JANE 269 David Street Color Guard 1; Dramatics Club 1; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 2, 3. KIRKPATRICK, ELLEN ANN 602 Summit Avenue Chorus 1; Future Nurses’ Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Play 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. KLAUM, THOMAS ALAN 352 Oakland Avenue Baseball 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4—Vice President 4; Play 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Reflector 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. KNEE, RUSSELL G. 615 Glenwood Avenue Baseball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Dramatics Club 1; Football Man- ager 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 1; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3; Key Club 4; Pep Club 44; Play 4; Varsity Club 4. 113 KNIGHTON, OLIVER CLAYTON 501 Summit Avenue Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Jets Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4—Secretary 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. KNIPPLE, VIVIAN JANE 329 Cliff Street Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Future Nurses Club 3, 4—Secretary 4; Girls Ensemble 1; Pep Club 2; Play 3, 4; Y-Tcens 2, 3, 4—President 4. KOCH, RICHARD G. 605 Summit Avenue Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Student Council 4. KOZMA, MARCIA LYNN 714 Pickworth Street Advanced Work Seminar for Able Youth 2, 3; Chorus 2; Fu- ture Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4—Vice President 3—President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Reflector 4. KUSH, RALPH W. 218 Crystal Street Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. LEBERKNTGHT, CECIL KERRY 715 Von Lunen Road Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Chess Club 1;Cross-country 4: Glee Club 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4; Play 3, 4. LITZINGER, DONALD JAMES 701 Messenger Street Baseball 2, 4; Chorus 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LOWES, NELSON EDWARD 108 Arthur Street Cross-country 4; Gymnastics Club 1; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4. MILAZZO, LEI DA MARLENE 685 Bank Street Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1; Chorus 1; Dramatics Club 1: Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; Student Council 2, 3. MILJANOVICH, VIRGINIA ANN 831 Harlan Avenue Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 3. MILLER, BARRY LEE 541 Ferndale Avenue Baseball; Basketball; Cross-country; Hunting and Fishing Club; Key Club; Varsity Club. MINTMIER, JUDITH ANN R. 740 Bedford Street Chess Club 1: Chorus 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Play 3, 4; Y-Teens 2. MOCK, ANN HAYWOOD 621 Summit Avenue Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4—Captain 4; Chorus 1, 3; Class Vice President 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Play 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. MOSGRAVE, SANDRA JEAN 536 Ferndale Avenue Band 1, 2, 3—Librarian 2: Band Council 2; Courier Staff 4; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Y-Tcens 1. MURRAY, WILLIAM J. 410 Woodland Avenue Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. OAKS, RICHARD H. R. D. No. 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4- Captain 4; Glee Club 3; Gymnastics Club 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2; Pep Club 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4—Captain 4. OBER. GAIL LOUISE 600 Glenwood Avenue Adavnced Work Seminar for Able Youth 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2; Courier Staff 2, 3; Democracy Contest 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4—Vice President 3—President 4; Play 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Reflector 4; Y-Teens 1. PENNA, HELEN JULIA 15 Cliff Street Dramatics Club 1; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Play 3; Reflector 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4—Treasurer 3. PERDAS, FRANK M. 446 Valley Street Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4—Captain 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2; Key Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. REAM, BARRY LEE 743 Suter Street Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. REDDECLIFF, ALTON L. 944 Nathaniel Street Basketball 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 1; Class Secretary 4; Cross- countn 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Key Club 4; Play 4. REINHOLTZ, ALFRED C. 339 Kennard Street Basketball 3; Class President 4: Class Vice President 3; Cour- ier Staff 2: Cross-country 3; Football 1, 2; Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4—Vice President 4: Play 3; Student Council 4—Vice President. REINHOLTZ, MARGARET ROSE 339 Kennard Street Cheerleader 1; Future Nurses Club 4; Future Teachers Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Y-Teens 1 ,2, 3. RHOADES, JO ANNE 669 Bedford Street Art Club 1; Chorus 1; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3; Girls’ Basketball 1; Y-Teens 3, 4. RIEK. JAMES STANLEY 213 Habicht Street Cross-country 3: Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4—Vice Presdient 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3; Key Club 4; Ring Com- mittee 2; Student Council 4—Secretary. 114 RODGERS, MARY SUZANNE 541 Ferndale Avenue Courier Staff 3, 4; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Play 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSE, EUGENE C. R. D. No. 1, Box 142 Band 1, 2; Courier Staff 4; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 2. RYCHAK, JOHN SAMUEL 146 Lohr Place Advanced Work Seminar for Able Youth 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-country 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 1, 2; Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 1, 2; Jets Club 4—Secretary; Johnstown College Scholastic Quiz 4; Key Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4—Vice President 4; Prom Committee 3; Reflector 4; Student Council 3—Secretary; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4—Secretary 4. SANDUSKY, THOMAS 932 Bloom Street Band; Chorus ; Hunting and Fishing Club; Pep Club 4. SCHECH, CHARLES FRANCIS 695 Messenger Street Cross-country 2, 3; Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Wrestling Club 1. SCHMIDT, SHIRLEY ANN 700 Glen wood Avenue Chorus 1; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. SCRUGGS, LOUIS ALLEN R. D. No. 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. SMITH, DENNIS 308 Arthur Street STEPHEY, JEAN 337 Ohio Street Advanced Work Seimnar for Able Youth 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4—Co-Captain 4; Class Treasurer 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4—President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Reflector 4; Ring Committee 2; Y-Teens 1, 2. SZELAZEK, BARBARA LYNNE 322 Ober Avenue Band Council 2; Majorette 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3; Usherette 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. VARMECKY, JO ANNE 210 Vickroy Avenue Band 1, 2, 3,—County Band 2; Band Council 2; Band Librar- ian 2; Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4—Treasurer 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Play 3, 4; Y-Teens 1. VULETIC, RONALD 845 Von Lunen Road Football 1; Gymnastics Club 1, 3; Wrestling 1, 3. WAGNER, ROSEANNA 379 Plainfield Avenue Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 1; Girls’ Athletic Association 1, 2; Pep Club; Y-Teens. WALTERS, KENNETH IVAN 119 Arthur Street Band 2, 3, 4; Play 4. WINGARD, MARJORIE ANN 386 Plainfield Avenue Courier Staff 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3, 4; Girls Athletic Association 1; Girls’ Basketball 3, 4; Librarian 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1. WISSINGER, ROBERT WILLIAM 706 Glenwood Avenue Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. WITKOSKY, BARRY LEWIS 404 Cliff Street Chess Club 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3; Jets Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4. YEAGER. JOHN EDWARD 100 Jade Street Hunting and Fishing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Jets Club 1; Pep Club 4. 115 A UTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS A UTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS A UTOGRAPHS