Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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 METZGER MILLER MISH NINE ONDREICAK PLANTAN MITCHELL OBERT OTTO PRICE EDWARD METZGER— Eddie . . . likes basketball and blondes . . . beautiful dimples . . . bashful till you know him . . . enjoys his hobby, sleeping . . . changeable . . . relishes sharp turns when driving . . . spends much time studying, mmm? . . . DEAN MILLER— Dean would like to join the Navy and see the world . . . springy gait . . . possesses suitable clothes for every occasion . . . rarely seen driving without a gang of passengers. EDWARD MISH — Eddie . . . well liked by all . . . edited a fine Courier . . . future news reporter . .. : shares responsibilities . . . handles numerous tasks with equal skill . . . artistically inclined • • • no interest in women . . . decisive and diplomatic ... a recognized leader. SANDRA MITCHELL— Toni . . . high-stepping majorette . . . always on hand . . . seen at Dairy Store ... oh! those midnight snacks . . . has large collection of records. BETTY NINE — Betty . . . voices her own opinion . . . wants to attend Penn State, we wonder why? . . passion for doll clothes . . . student director of senior play . . . president of Senior Girl Reserves. JACK OBERT— Jack . . . quiet, conscientious worker . . . fond of his auto- graph collection . . . P. D. whiz . ... women have no weight with him . . . rare smile takes life seriously ... not a slacker MARY CATHERINE ONDREJCAK—' Mary . . . sophisticated and reserved . . . quiet, but a friend worth having . . . bashful? don't let that easy blush deceive you . . . SHIRLEY OTTO— Shirley . . . contagious giggler . . . individual personality . . unsettled and lively . . . one of three-year cheer-leaders . . . active in sports . . . friendly . . . postman's steady customer . . . likes to date. EDWARD PLA NT A N— Eddie ■ smoldering volcano of mischief . . . practical joker . . . always looking for a good argument on a subject of which he knows little ... in center of excitement. DORIS PRICE — Doris . . . hankers for Navy blues and brass buttons . . . beautiful black hair . . . jolly and carefree . willing to help others . . . excellent acting ability . . . neatness is her virtue. Sixteen

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Seniors WILLIAM KODROWSKY — 'Biii'' . . . wise and witty . . always ready to be a plug for someone’s prank . . . sports editor on Reflector and Courier critic of modern youth. WILLIAM KRIEGER — Bill . . . never in a hurr . . carefree and happy-go-lucky a sleek cheek with a characteristic blush . . . not too fond of textbooks . slow, bashful grin. ROBERT LABRIE— Bob performs magnificently before the footlights . . . looks striking in wrestling trunks . . . bashful until? . . . happy-go- lucky . . . never on time . . . good- natured . . . enthusiastic singer. RICHARD LAYTON—“Dick . . . wavy dark hair and eyes to match ... a little on the short side . . . delights in teasing, per- forming pranks on friends . . . every- body's pal . . . usually beats the tardy bell. ROBERT LEBZELTER— Lebby . . . suffers from study-hall fatigue . . . slow, easy going . . bears brunt of many pranks . . . feminine interests? . . . prefers not to answer that question, but we know he enjoys night life. NINA MAE MACK— Nina . . . occupies re- served spot on the honor roll . . . con- tributed her talent to the band for six years . . . correct classroom answers justify her continuous studying . . nice to know. VIRGINIA MALDET— Ginny . . . one of high-stepping twirlers . . . congenial . . . crazy about music and dancing . . . captivating smile . . . with a dash of glamour . . . great football fan . . . jovial and friendly. THOMAS MARCINKO—“Doc . . . fine man on our squad . . . President of Student Council . . . maintains that study halls were meant for talking or sleeping only . . . friend of the females. GLENNA MARTIN—“G enna . . . great friend of Bodnar . . . does she go steady? we can't seem to keep up . . . not a bit shy . . . regular sports fan . . . enjoys any rare experiences. MARGARET MERRITTS —“Peggy . . . poised and well dressed . . . ambition lies in modeling . . . smooth dancer . . . cute dimples . . . likes to collect records . . . takes an adorable picture.

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MERLE RAGER— Merle0 . . . president of senior class . . . known for quick comebacks and snappy remarks goes to bed with the dictionary . . . well informed on world affairs . . . good-natured and fun-loving. CARL ROBERTS— Sach'' . . . thinks blondes are ideal . . . member of varsity eleven . wonder where he found his walk?? . . . likes late hours . . . looks neat in overalls . . . plays basketball on church team DONALD ROSE— Rosey . never lets studies interfere with his high school education popular with the ladies . . . gridiron power house . . . independent nature . . . up-to-the minute dresser. SHIRLEY ROSENBERGER— Rosey . . . an- other shorty . . . bookkeeping genius . . . frequent visitor at Westmont Grove knows her lessons strikes happy medium between loquacity and silence . . . can liven any atmosphere. LOIS JEAN SALY— Lois . . . willing worker . . . certainly full of pep . . . bubbles over with personality . nice to know widely acquainted witty retorts and humor make her a lively and popular companion . . constant movie-goer. ROSE ROSENBERGER SALY SAYLOR SCHUSTER SHERLE SHI KALLA BETTY ANN SAYLOR—’Be fy . . . one of those lively cheer- leaders . . . measures five feet . . . has delightful sense of humor . . . does she like pa- jama parties?? . . ballets beautifully with Doris. ROBERT SCHUSTER—’ Bob'' . . . every school has one . . . can be identified by ’’don't give me the business'' . . . majors in friends and minors in activities . . . one of our football mana- gers. ZINA MAE SHERLE— Zina . . . wears a sparkler on third finger, left hand . . . only appears shy and sedate . . . fiendishly cuts her own hair . . . faithfully writes her one and only. CHARLOTTE SHIKALLA — Charlie . . . quiet and intellectual . . . shortest senior of '46 . . . has eyes that take your eye . . . prize commercial law student prefers double dating . . . hates to be rushed. Seventeen