Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Peggy Duncan ’Peg • Lorain Beautiful and dumb” in the senior play; pleasant smile; ambition, to be a secretary; claims many friends; has a real interest outside of school. Joseph Fetsko Brownstown Likes to play golf; drives a big green Buick ; ambition, to become a pro-golfer; friendly; likes math. James Fleegle Jim Ferndale Reliable manager of all sports; pleasant personality; plenty of school spirit; ambition, journalist. Pauline Galioto Polly Lorain Transfer from Catholic High; interested in a certain member of the Air Force; infectious giggle; ambition, secretary; charming as in- genue in senior play. Phyllis Gohn Soup” Ferndale Active in girl's sports; has realized ambition to be a majorette—and a good one, too; has an interest in the service; friend to all; taking commercial course; classy chassis. C T t r Lois Harrison Sparky Middle Taylor Transfer from Maryland; pretty smile; likes to square dance; member of the band; interest lies in Ebensburg; future secretary. Robert Hanson Ham Ferndale Problem Child for the teachers; transfer from Joseph Johns; wants to become a million- aire and retire; usually seen with Chisel and Chief.” —19—

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CAROLE CVRKEL Circle- Middle Taylor Quiet ... a friend worth having ... a cute baton twirler . . . easy on rhe eyes . . . ambition — to be a stenographer. JOHN DALLAPE John Ferndale Constant smiles . . . loves to diagram . . . future hardware man . . . great interest in sports ... has interest in the under- classes. JOSEPH CZYRNIK Ciz Middle Taylor Back-stop on the Ferndale nine .... thinks teachers were made to torment . . . schoolwork comes second or third . . ambition — to manage the Cleve- land Indians. JOSEPH DeBEVC Joe Lorain Filled the big gap in the middle of the line . . . drives a Packard' . . . thinks all classes were created to sleep in . . . Fu- ture veterinarian. MARJORIE DIETZ Margie Ferndale Seen with Soup' Gohn . . . future sec- retary ... full of school spirit ... pleasant and popular. PATRICK DAUM Pat Brownstown Likes to draw . . . quiet and unassum- ing . . . makes daily trip from atop the hill. JAMES DEVINE Jim Brownstown One of our old anglers . . . one of the few lovers of math . . . ambition — to be an engineer. —IS—

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Thomas Helsel Tom” Brownstown Another future pro-golfer ”; thinks school is a waste of time; quiet; easy on the eyes; usually seen flashing a pleasant smile. Shirley Hoover Shay Ferndale High stepping head majorette; pretty figure; likes to flirt; easy to get along with; ambition, join the WAF. Nevin Howard Nevin” Ferndale Man of few words; girls around here don’t seem to interest him; likes carpentry and hunt- ing; loyal friend. Robert Katzenstein Katz” Ferndale Neat dresser; always gives the teachers some- thing to worry about; black wavy hair; inter- ested in a lassie among the Juniors; has a devilish grin. Charles Jerasa ’'Chuck” Middle Tayolr Great asset to the football team; friendly smile for everyone; causes the feminine heart to flutter; special interest in the Class of 53. Bernard Kohan Suss” Brownstown Doesn t seem interested in girls (but wre wonder!); another outstanding golfer; our touchdown hero in the ’ Westy game; dig that cat” hair-cut, dad! Wayne Klaum Wayne” Lorain Likes to tease the girls; always has an an- swer; his deep voice familiar as a newscaster on FHS; popular with everyone; nice smile; very friendly; ambition, to go to college. —20—