Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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BUCK chappel CAMERON CHERNEY CHURCHEY CLAWSON CVRKEL CIESZYNSKI CRISLIP b DAVI' ROBERT BUCK— Bucky . distinguished by a passion for good clothes and neat appear- ance . loves to tease seldom serious looks too young to drive a car likes his women . . . amateur photographer. FAYE CAMERON— Faye . . . quiet and unassummg genial . . . considerate . . laughs shyly and blushes easily . . gets a bang out of P. D. class . . very conscientious . . . dainty. DORIS CHAPPLE— Doris . • . not a chatter-box . shy — well just a little bit ... a quick hello, a sweet smile . . rather on serious side, but she has her moments. MARY CHERNEY—' Mary . . . always jotting down short-hand . . . gum-chewing fire marshall . . . well liked by all who know rHTiRrwPvn°”rnt lOU8 ' ' ledges ™,h PlentY of zeal and gets results. THOMAS -T . Y to ' ' wresller, • • • ladies man . . always has a gag line . . . favorite, is that you. Joe? wow. those eyes .we wonder what brand he smokes?? quite handy with the fire truck EMIL CIESZYNSKI — Baldy . . . angular ... fun loving well mannered an accomplished accordionist . contrary to opinion, he isn't bashful . . left school early m year. HERMAN CLAWSON— Herm . . our Thin Man will he ever get his English up to date?? . . companionable . whiz on the dance floor tayonte pasttime is driving a red and black truck DOROTHY CRISLIP— Do has an enviabJe complexion pleasant, placid, and pleasure loving . . . ready smile rvRvn1 ‘i11 eYe P®lls a mind of her own gorgeous shining hair JOSEPH v vnKLL— Joe tall and lanky deceivingly studious look . . . flashes those brown eyes in the friendliest manner curly hair and devastating lashes . . . causes feminine hearts to flutter. BERNICE DAVIS— Butchie . lively and friendly . . . lover of fine things . . constantly on the go . enthusiastic leader of cheers . . . hardest task is getting up, especially on school mornings. Twelve

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SENIORS ASHMAN BAKER BARD BEAM H. BOERSTLER BLOUGH R BOERSTLER BODNAR BONNER WILLIAM ASHMAN— Bill'' . . . possessor of outstanding musical ability . . honor roll student . . member of swing band ... co- operative . . . second Sherlock Holmes pleasing personality . . Duke Andrews right hand man. GAYNEL BAKER Gay always ready for a good laugh . . . neat in appearance . . keeps abreast of school events has every one guessing about her heart throbs . . another woman driver making the roads hazardous. HAZEL BARD— Hazel owner of a beautiful set of teeth very frank . . . full of talent, especially a voice for swing and sway . . . contrary to opinion, best things come in tall packages. BETTY BEAM —Betty ' ... not keen about going to school . constant companion of Doris rather on serious side, but can laugh at driest jokes shy and demure. DALTON BLOUGH— Dalton' . . . cuts quite a figure in a skirt and sweater . . . football manager .... has a heart as big as he is . has no plans for the future. DOROTHY BODNAR—'Dof . good seamstress . . . misses little . . high school gad about . . . gets big ki.k out of every- body's thrills . . good sport . . . flighty. HERBERT BOERSTLER—’'Herbie'' . . has a sparkling sense of humor . . . pals the halls Dalton . . . perpetual joker . . . care-free fellow with plenty of friends . . we like that chest expansion smooth dancer. ROBERT BOERSTLER— Bob'' . . . cannot be accused of being a lady fusser . . . frequently gives in to hearty laughter . . . cartoon king • • • a “silence is golden boy prefers weekends to school days RICHARD BONNER—’'Dick . . lets the inevitable homework run its course . . . tall, dark and handsome ... a “wow with the gals' . . . has reputation for witty remarks . . . accent on fun.

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THOMASINE DAVIS— Tommy . . . sens© of humor always at hand . chatter-box greatest pcuttime. • dating . . . sunny disposition that would crowd out any blues ... a speeding dare-devil. DOLORES DOUBT— Dolly ... has a flare for neat, stylish clothes . . . strives to please ... a whiz at the typewriter and free hand for rapid dictation ... her giggle takes one by surprise. WILLIAM DUBINSKY Bill grave a man of few words . . . husky voice, good for public speaking ... sly grin .. . greatest pal. his black Ford . not too studious, yet not a slacker. RONALD FISHER— Hank ... the man with the perpetual grin has the makings of a comedian . . . just a little on the five foot plus size . dead end kid ?? . . does he like females MARTHA GREXA Marty . . . likes excitement ... a medium-sized brunette with a full-sized personality causes commotion ... not exactly a chatter box, yet definitely a speed demon ... has vitality and enthusiasm T. DAVIS FISHER DOUBT GREXA DUBINSKY HAMER HARRISON HAYHURST HESLOP DORIS HAMER— Dodie . . . one of those tiny seniors . . swings a mean baton . . . flirtatious . . . likes football players . . . weekly Masonic visitor . . . naturally v avy hair always knows what is cooking. RHODA HARRISON Rhoda . . . matrimonially inclined . . . note third finger, left hand . . spends spare time helping Glossers . likes movies and French fries . . . peaches and cream complex- ion . . . excellent homemaker. LEONARD HAYHURST — Len . . . really can tickle the ivories . . . steadies in Rich- land . . . beautiful black wavy hair . . . dependable . . . quiet . . master of P. D. . . . socia- ble, after you know him . . . thoughtful and courteous. BETTY LOU HESLOP — Bette . . . hates to get up in the mornings . . . finds something interesting in Moxham . . pretty blond hair . . . looks well in black . . . obliging temperate . . . still carrying the torch. Thirteen