Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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the first to profit from jointure and enrichment . . . . I, 3 1 f l 4 -iq--7' V me SENIOR CLASS First Row: Phyllis Tredennick, Nancy Slavik, Janice Schmidt, Ann Penna, Sandy Conley, Mary Ann Gomulka, Carol Schrum, Susan Maschue, Carol Jamison, Sylvia Claycomb, Janet Michalides, Barbara Fern, Carol Berkebile, Jeanie Grimm, Sandy Lumnitzer, Barbara Miller, Virginia Kennedy, Janet Decker, Mary Aveni. Second Row: Neil Ober, Janet Dugan, Donna Lux, Jane Ribblett, Janice Parrish, Nadine Tinkle, Chuck Sunch, Virginia Darby, Mary Lou Hastings, Charles Clawson, Wanda Weaverling, Connie Easton, Marsha Keiper, Joan Evans, Janet Ivock, Judith Taylor, Carol Ward, Phil Faranda, Joyce Lunt. Third Row: Wesley Nees, Joyce Statler, Joe Ullery, Carol Bassett, Pat Rheel, Pat Sottile, Linda Miller, Jeri Knee, Doris Dishong, John Grimme, Donna Dillinger, Mary Ann Sarosi, Mildred Long, Linda Nolan, Kathy Daum, Barbara Sell, Jeep James, Jim Howrylak, Gene Sorchilla. Fourth Row: Frank Bagnato, Bruno Schwarz, Martha Bartis, Charles Ieni, Al Riek, Bud Allen, Ed Saintz, Delores Terek, Carol Shaffer, Jim Gindlesperger, Bill Jeroy, Bill Gould, Lois Luther, Diane Witkosky, Dennis Sabo, Hyle Carothers, Steve Blasko, Sandy Dunbar, Merle Elgin, Gary Dalton. Fifth Row: Ed Strashensky,'Jim Lugar, Bill Davison, Mike Povich, Jerry Stahr, Frank Hirsch, Rodgerl-lenneke, Dean Smuro, Ben Milazzo, Glenn Sass, Bill Miller, Ted Mock, Joe Havrilla, Bill Craig, Dave Kukoly, Jim I-lolsopple, Jim Koch, Vince Riek. Sixth Row: Frank Treece, Bill Freidline, Al Leberknight, Keith Watkins, Darrell Carney, Tony Kush, Bill Kesslak, Jay Garner, Dick Wissinger, Lou Miljanovich, Andy Bezek, Rich Ziants, Don Cammerata, Frank Ziants, Ron Pauline, Leonard Perdas, Dick Craig, Bill Martincic. M Nui?

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Here are our graduating Seniors 3 T t 3 .ti at S e n io r Officers: Vice-president Mike Povich, P r e sid e nt James Gindlesperger, and S e c r e t a r y- Treasurer Joe Havrilla. This senior class of 1958-50, with 115 members, is the largest to graduate from our school in many, many years. Through a new jointure with Dale and added emphasis upon an improved quality of education, these students reaped the early benefits of the new system. ln order to better prepare the college-bound student, seniors could take a composition course entitled College English, commercial students were offered a new course in Clerical Office Practices. A limited number of girls in the commercial program participated in the cooperative training program with businesses, dividing their time between the school and the business office. A new course, Senior Science, for those who had taken little work previously in this field, was offered. The industrial arts program was also enriched through improved facilities for mech- anical drawing and more emphasis upon the import- ance of the course. This class has had its share of good students, good athletes, and good leaders. Their mark has been left in many ways upon the school and their class- mates, and surely their time here has had maturing and broadening effects upon the members.

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x:',f,i ' Martha Josephine Bartis 'Marty' 551 Marsh Avenue Commercial H6-lien Carol Bassett 'Sis' R. D. 4111 Box 258 Academic Carol Lee Berkebile 'Berk' 538 Penrod Street Commercial Edward Oliver Allen u -f+1f N-ff -3,3 . a me edt Bud' 700 Vickroy Avenue Academic Mary Carmela Aveni 'Mary' 913 Lina Street Academic Francis Anthony Bagnato 'Butch' 936 Ferndale Avenue Academic it l eliel 4 Darrell Lynn Carney Crane' R. D. 41 Box 90 Academic Lewis L. Clark , 'Screwy' 429 Summit Avenue Academic Charles Earl Clawson 'Freddie' 181 David Street 1 4 Academic Andrew Michael Bezek QBGS-ker' 185 Crystal Street Academic Stephen John Blasko 'Wink' 352 Hall Street General Joseph Donald Cammerata 'Duka' 711 Glenwood Avenue Academic i, xi 3-ff: 1-fig