Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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07ie 1934 [Re PUBLISHED BY THE Senior Class OF GFerndale Jiigh School JOHNSTOWN. PA.

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 Prologue Along the mud road yean ago, Great granddad jolted to and fro; His oxen furnished all the power And he made one whole mile an hour. Then later, in a buggy, came A grandson who won lasting fame When down the road he reckless tore At fifteen miles an hour, or more. Still later on, great-grandson sped Along this same road in a red And gleaming thing of wealth and power That traveled sixty miles an hour. But great-great-grandson rides today A mile above the old highway, Borne by a miracle of power That makes two hundred miles an hour. With zoom and tailspin, bank and swoop, And barrel roll and loop and loop, Like any other bird he flies, Outstrips the wind along the skies. Leaps to the sun and yearns afar To land beyond the farthest star, Yearns for more speed, but yearns in vain; Naught can excel the flying plane. But far out of the edge of Space, A puzzled look upon his face, A super-scientist his glass Bends on the dust worlds as they pass. Stoops lower as the Earth goes by, And as the Airplane meets his eye, Calls to another, Come and see! What sluggish insect can this bet Speed L. O. Reese

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Contents BOOK I. BOOK II. BOOK III. BOOK IV. FACULTY AND CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES FEATURE