Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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FDHS PEP BAND First Row: Alison Coulter, Pauline Schech, Fred Thomas, Tom Ayres, Wanda Block, Annabels Hill, Janice Blue. Second Row: Patty Rummel, Sally Claycomb, Cathy Ferg, Lois Becker, Donna Hill, Carmen Aveni. Third Row: Charles Markle, Larry Elgin, Mike Englehart, Ted Ferg, Donald Diehl. OUR MAJORETTES First Row: Lora Goehres, Earlene Rabel, Shirley Schmidt, Fern Harrison, Kay Lint, Linda Bullinger, Donna Rucosky. DANCE BAND First Row: Peggy Berkebile at piano, Patty Rummel, Janice Blue, Donna Hill, Sally Claycomb, Fred Thomas. Second Row: Mr. Volk, director; John Cipora, Stan Kaspryzk, Charles Markle, Tom Ayres, Oliver Hasselrig. Third Row: Dave Miller, Linda Bullinger, George Hutchinson, Pauline Schech, Ted Ferg. 81

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• ft Pep Club builds spirit Kneeling: Michele Burns, Mimi Ramsey, Marilyn Gavazzoni, Janice East lake. Sue Vespa. First Row: Bernice Puzak, Gay Blank, Linda Custer, Sue Hipp, Louise Figula, Allison Jartin, Mary Ann Mulligan, Sharon Maschue, Carole Fisher. Second Row: Joel Zahoran, Peggy Gossard, Linda O’Neil, Pauline Schech, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Sharon Heidorn, Donna Shaffer. Mary Ann Lumnitzer, Martha Voytas, Linda Fitzpatrick. Third Row: Anita Crandle. Shirley Beam, Sally Livingston, Doris Lambert, Shirley Schmidt, Janet Becker, Eileen Paulovich, Carol Ringler, Carol Trostle. Fourth Row: Donna Bush, Mary Ferg, Carol Feight, Cheryl Dimfl, Vickie Davis, Patty Manda, Theresa Black, Betty Good, Donna Hoffman, Linda Scott. This year the Pep Club has made several steps forward in improvement. The aim of the officers and advisor has been to strengthen the quality of the club. One of the major improve- ments was the institution of a point system based on athletic events. Although there are many flaws in the system to be worked out, it has worked well for the first year. Pins are awarded to the girls wrho reach a set number of points. Most of the projects of the club have been to support the cheerleaders and athletes by par- ticipating in pep assemblies, attending athletic events, and cheering. PEP CLUB PIN Kneeling: Ruth Layton, Linda Darby, Ann Mock, Leida Milazzo, Jean Stephey. First Row: Pat Newman, Rita Buhck, Annabelle Hill, Margaret Burkett, Joanne Vanglarick, Jean Gabanv, Diane Cruirkshank, Doreen Barkhimer, Suzanne Berardinelli, Sandy Mos- grave. Second Row: Elyce Rotella, Jean Gilliland, Elizabeth Polenik, Emma Sharbaugh, Judy Hershberger, Diane Gill, Nadine Pluchinskv, Pattv Frombach, Sharon Schech, Kathv LaPorte. Third Row: Linda Fay, Elizabeth Stonebraker, Barbara Geisel, Barbara Pickerill, Linda Bullinger, Judy Fay, Gail Ober, Sandy Marsh, Karen Merberger. Fourth Row: Joyce Kirehner, Peggy Berkebile, Janet Becker, Claudia Constable, Mickie Davis, Betty Grasser, Linda Cooper, Linda Johnston, Sherri Savering, Diana Tonom. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: First Row: Peggy Berkebile, Linda Darby, Shirley Schmidt. Second Row: Gail Ober, Pauline Schech. Third Row: Mrs. An- derson, Advisor.

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BAND Kneeling: Lora Coehres, Shirley Schmidt, Linda Bullinger. First Row: Doug Barnes, Sharyn Simonton, ®andy S ichc , Sue Hipp, Paulette Ballow, Allison Coulter, Carl Koch, Ted Long, Pauline Scheck. Second Row: Dianna Tononi, Fred Thomas, Wanda Bloidi, Patty Rummel, Man Lou Ribblctt, Carmen Aveni, Donna Hoffman. Third Row: Theresa Black, Lois Becker, Charles Markle, Donald Diehl, Larry Elgin, Ted Ferg, Tom Sandusky, Tony Petcher. Improving more than ever, the band has been an asset to Ferndale-Dale High School. Although it has continued in its usual participation in pep rallies, football half-time shows and basketball games, the quality of the band s participation has risen. This years half-time shows revealed not only precision marching and good music, but also originality and imagination. Some of the highlights of the shows were a combined show with Franklin and a show utilizing the Pep Club. At pep rallies and basketball games the band has done much to add to the spirit of Ferndale- Dale. Along with these attributes go the concerts which the band has presented this year. They demonstrate variety in music and the versatility of the band. Other activities that the band participated in are band camp and parades. In order to raise money for their various activities, band members sold gift wrapping kits at Christmas time. Rewards for the members hard work are in the form of letters awarded at the end of the year and nominations for county, district or regional band. Replacing the band council are the officers of the band: Donna Hill, pres- ident; Pat Rummel, vice-president; Doug Barnes, treasurer; and Fern Harrison, secretary. 82