Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Mr Clawson Mr. Schrock Mr. Naugle Mr. Miller Mr Ashman Member Secretary President Treasurer Vice President BOARD UP EDUCATION The wheels of our educational system are kept turning by the school board, that group of men who are ever striving to provide a finer education for Femdale boys and girls. The members work side by side with Supervising Principal Frank Keller, secur- ing the finest text books and most competent teachers, basic essentials for a fine sys- tem of education. Mr. Orin C. Naugle is president of the board. He resides at 420 Ferndale Avenue but spends a great deal of his time in Swank's, where he is a salesman. Mr. William G. Ash- man, instrument service man for the Bethlehem Steel Company, lives at 845 Vickroy Avenue. He is the vice president of the board. Mr. H. B. Schrock, the secretary, who resides at 435 Ferndale Avenue, is freight clerk for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr. Harry C. Mill- er, treasurer of the board and salesman for the Johnstown Packing Company, lives at 629 Vickroy Avenue. Mr. A. D. Clawson, the fifth member of the board, is a new-comer this year, replacing Mr. W. S. Geisler who recently resigned. Mr. Clawson, construction superintendent for the Pennsylvania Telephone Company, has his home at 512 Glen- wood Avenue. To this civic-minded group of men we wish to extend our fullest appreciation and thanks for their whole-hearted interest in and fine administration of the Ferndale Schools. ELEVEN

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MR. FRANK KELLER Supervising Principal Graduate oi the University of Pittsburgh . . . Member of Phi Delta Kappa. . . . In spite of war-time teacher shortage and difficult transportation problems, Mr. Keller has supervised Ferndale High School smoothly and efficiently. Be- sides his regular duties as general adviser, he assists the Student Council, keeps order, or a reasonable fascimile thereof, and above all attempts to put across the idea that detention is to be avoided. Although his responsibilities are many, he is always willing to help students iron out their little difficulties. TEN

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BOARD OF EXPERTS LOULA BLOUGH—teaches music and directs the band, orchestra, and glee clubs—sponsors annual spring concert—holds A. B degree—attended In- diana State Teachers College and University of Pittsburgh. ETHEL BOSLEY—adviser of Reflector and senior class—teacher of mathematics 7 and 8, algebra I and II, solid geometry, and trigonometry—obtained A. B. degree from University of Pittsburgh, did grad- uate work at Duke University. GRACE HETRICK—holds A. B. degree—teacher of English and Spanish—adviser of senior class— attended Albright College. New York University, and Columbia University. RUTH HETRICK—holds A B degree—instructor in Latin, American history, health, and physical edu- cation—attended Albright College. Pennsylvania State College, and Columbia and Bucknell Uni- versities. JESSIE HILL—attended Albright College and University of Pittsburgh—obtained A. B. degree— teaches English and problems of democracy. RUTH JAMES—obtained B S. degree—graduate of University of Pittsburgh—teacher of biology, chem- istry, physics. TWELVE