Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Seniors WALKO WEIMER WALKOWSKI WITPRACHTIGER WALTERS WOLFORD WEAVER YESH WF.HN ZAHORAN THOMAS WALKO — Guba . . . craves T shirts . . . muscle man . . does he like blondes? . . . not too studious, yet not a slacker . . scads of friends . . . possesses a devilish grin. ROBERT WALKOWSKI — Hudson . . . favorite dish is a certain blonde . . . frequently in hot water . . . rarely serious . . . usually surrounded by females . . quick to anger . . . never experiences a dull moment. ANNA LOUISE WALTERS— B ondie'' . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . talkative . . . enough sophistication for two people . . . trim clothes . . . not even a wee bit shy . . . little time for studies, but she manages somehow. PATRICIA WEAVER— Pat ... an unpretenti- ous lassie . . . flashes a very captiva- ting smile . . . neat as a pin . . . always found where fun abounds . . . wagging tongue and mischievous twinkle . . . easy going. ROBERT WEHN — Eddie . . . enjoys his sandwiches before noon . . makes a neat appearance . . wows 'em with his superb playing on varsity . . . full of pep and vim . . . favorite with women. REBA WEIMER — Reba . . . amiable conversationalist accused of being uneasy in presence of men . . . deep flow her thoughts . . . little, but how she does move . . . carefree and happiest when talk- ing . . . Editor of Reilector. ROBERT WITPRACHTIGER— Woody ... his hair doesn't seem to grow . . . tiny feet . . . genius??? . . . hails from Brownstown . . . rare smile . . . usually in the middle of everything . . . enjoys his own wit . . . elegant dancer. JEAN WOLFORD— Jeanne . . . craves dancing at Ripples . . favorite pastime is eating . shy at first, but warms up quickly . . . true blue all the way through . . . top-notch appearance from head to toe. EDWARD YESH— Mounfain . . . makes a flashy left-end . . . thinks girls are all right in their place . . . likes P. D. best of all sub- jects . . . tells tall tales ... a man's man. GEORGE ZAHORAN— George . . . dark eyes and complexion to match . . . sports a black Chevrolet . . . likes to sleep in law class . . . firm advocate of the homework abol- ishment plan . . . often seen on Tenth Avenue.

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SLAVIK SNYDER SUDONICK TEETER VIRUS SMITH STOKER SWARNY THOMAS VARNER JOSEPHINE SLAVIK—'' o'' . . . petite . . . excitable . . . friendly . . . member of the Terrible Trio . . little, but, oh, so sweet . . . apt to be independent . . . freckles?? just a few . . . never will grow up. MILDRED SMITH— Smitty . . . little but mighty ... a happy soul with a laugh for everyone . . . far- reaching personality . . . talkative and good-natured . . . wears a broad friendly smile. LILA SNYDER — Lila” . . . pleasant personality . . . reserved, with a touch of mischief . . . long black tresses . . . tries any- thing once, providing it's worthwhile . . . delights in keeping perfectly in trim. WILLIAM STOKER— Bi . . . one of those typical red-heads . . . a sprinkling of freckles with tempera- ment to match . . . quiet, bashful . . . man of few words . . . can be very studious. DOROTHY SUDONICK — Dot . . . tall and willowy . . . strives for partnership in Blocks' . . . will never be an old maid . . . makes merriment out of solemn predica- ments . . . constant giggler . . . naturalness itself. DOROTHY SWARNY— Dot . . quiet and modest . . . manager of girls' inter- class sports . . . has beautiful auburn hair . . . typical school girl . . . minds her own affairs . . . makes use of her knowledge . . . movie enthusiast. CLARA MAE TEETER— Clara . . . big hearted and good natured . . . capable athlete . . . delivers papers after school . . . eager to please others . . . studious . . . sociable and agreeable . . pack of vim and vigor. VERNE THOMAS — Verne . . . makes music the love of her life . . . capable . . . friendly . . . never seen without Rita . . . socks a wicked volley-ball . . . slim and tall . . . always completes her work. DORO- THY VARNER—Dot . . . quiet till you learn to know her . . . trans- ferred from Armagh in senior year . . . likes working at Ripples . . . rather backward . . . kind to every- one who knows her . . . quiet and subdued. VERONICA VIRUS — Ronnie . . . quiet and good natured . . . knows how to study . . . resides in Morrellville . . . only a soft voice betrays her presence . . . immaculate appearance . . . bob of blond curls. Eighteen

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SENIOR BOYS FIRST ROW «left to right) —Layton. Buck. H. Boerstler. D. Blough. E. Plantan. R Fisher Dean Miller. Churchev. SECOND ROW —Mr . Bosley. R Boerstler. Wehn E Mish. Dubinsky Obert. Schuster. Merle Rager. THIRD ROW —T. Walko. R. Lebzelter R Bonner. Clawson. R. Witprachtiger. Hayhurat. FOURTH ROW—C. Robert . Kodrow ky. Stoker. G. Kesslak. D. Rose. W. Ashman. FIFTH ROW — E. Metrger. Kirnmel. Krieger. Marcinko. Walkowskl. LaBrie. SIXTH ROW —Yeah. |. Cvrkel. Keenan. SENIOR GIRLS. FIRST ROW. (left to right) — Baker. H. Hody. Saylor. D. Hamer. M. Smith. Rosenberger. Josephine Slavik. Shikalla. SECOND ROW’ —Homyak. Viru . T. Davis. Doris Price. D. Crialip. Varner. Weimer. THIRD ROW— Jarrett lasper. Householder. M Ondrejcak. M. Homola. Walters. B. Heslop. Mrs. Morgart. FOURTH ROW—Thomas. Dorothy Swarny. N. Mack. Sherle. Glenna Martin Bodnar. P. Weaver. fIFTH ROW —V. Maldet. Nine. Teeter. L. Snyder. Otto. B. Davis. SIXTH ROW — Cameron. Mitchell. Wolford. R. Horne. Doubt. Merritt . L. Saly. SEVENTH ROW — Sudonick. Bard. Beam. M. Cherney. R. Harrison. Grexa. Twenty