Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Charles Meyers Charlie’ Lorain A true democrat; voices opinions to the teachers; likes a debate; served as athletic manager for three years; a boon to the coach- ing staff; active in interclass sports; ambition, to be a pilot. Janice Miller Jan Lorain Vivacious, flirtatious, and audacious; she's the lippy lass” of the Senior Class; but we love her; noted for her hot rod” driving; one of the peppy cheerleader; ambition?? Dorothy Micik Dot” Middle Taylor Very, very quiet and very, very nice; ushered for the Senior Flay; hobby is danc- ing; birthday on December 23rd; a Christmas baby; ambition, a stenographer. Jay Moody J Ferndale Serious, soft spoken; rather shy; a heck of a nice guy; one of the lads from atop the hill ; played the tom-toms in Mr. D’s Mad 50”; was a natural for the romantic lead in the Senior Play. Evelyn Mishler Mooch” Riverside Miss Dynamite of 1953; always has a ready smile for one and all; proved leadership quqali- ties as Student Director of the Senior Play; real smooth on the dance floor; where there is fun around, Evie is there. Melvin O’Sherin Bucky Brownstown One of our quieter lads— but ihure an its the very divtl in ’is eye”; stocky, bushy haired; reputed to be the aviation expert of his class; reason? hobby is flying. Andrew Morhilatko Andy” Middle Taylor Short and muscular; brown hair, grey eyes; noted as hunter and game warden; an all around sportsman. —23—

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Shirley Leventry Shirl Lorain Commercial student; a real blonde, and pretty, too; pals with her cousin; fun to be with; good-natured and popular; ambition. Dolores Loushe Dec” Lorain Pert, pleasant, and persuasive; the typical secretary; one of Lorain gang” that takes the morning walk around Ferndale; likes to roller- skate. James Long 77 Jim Ferndale One of Mr. D’s band managers; quiet; efficient worker—but! hot tempered when riled; commercial student. Elaine Magelitz Magill Lorain A martinet as a majorette; sultry voiced songstress; irrepressible chatter-box; member of professional entertaining trio; attracts boys; hopes to be a nurse. Pauline Maksim Maxie Brownstown Full o' pep, lots o’ fun; noted as a lin- guist; helped lead the band as a Color Guard; efficient property manager for the Senior Play; usually seen with Janet Dutko; am- bition, secretary. Thomas McCann Janet Meyer ’ Janet Lorain Quiet, co-operative; blended her voice with the Mixed Chorus; active in the Y-Teens; ushered in the Senior Play; was successful with the Driver Training Course. T Ferndale Transfer from Johnstowm; commercial stu- dent; long and lean; the Don Juan” type; died gloriously in Senior Play; popular and well liked; ambition, to be a Certified Public Accountant. —22—

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 Robert Passero Chief Ferndale Transferred from Joseph Johns Junior High; famous hockey player of Jr. Jets; always has a smile; curly, black hair; usually at Mock's after school with Chiz” and T’; hard work- ing usher at arena; plays a mean set of drums. Geraldine Palko Jeri” Ferndale One of our small” seniors; loves to giggle; always willing to help others; usually seen with Viv and Nancy Jo; usherette; ambition, secretary. Lou Ann Paulakos Lou” Ferndale Pleasing personality; one of Ferndale’s high- stepping majorettes; possesses beautiful black tresses; pals around with Carol, Viv, and Janet; ambition, to become a nurse. . V. - Joanne Pentrack Penny” Brownstown Crazy, mixed-up (kid?)”; hair stylist de- vine; a jitterbug fiend and Cat talker; al- ways jolly and friendly to others; pals aropnd with Kush; ambition, join Waves. yy' Donna Pihnarcik Pish Ferndale A likeable lass; pleasing to all; if there's work to be done she ll be there; owns clothes for every occasion; her Pa is a pal of all cheerleaders; flirtatious; ambition, enter nurs- Richard Popchak Popie” Brownstown A chubby cherub; looks with a smile to the future; active sports enthusiast; gets along nicely with the girls; drew applause as a stagehand. mg. Patricia Pillet Pat Ferndale Witty, winsome, and wily; a vital member of the cheerleading squad; a lady, no less, in the Senior Play; a busy bee in extra-curricular activities; the typical All-American girl. —24—