Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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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

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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

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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