Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

_Aee . � _ n x jt fi cc, ''y‘'-- ‘. £..- -d pjy Wj- ( iiiiiiii tutnssr W S £ S;-U b5fv- ',' v 2 $z?ii v r«: IN TUB OU U UER OP WO YEjARO . . . JoiiM Ftb uM iCetuiody, 3Sth Piest d idbofr the United States (1917-1962) oA« F. Kennedy was the first President with whom our class could closely associate itself. As freshmen, we observed the nomination, campaign, and election of this fine man. In our high school auditorium, we watched his inauguration; and ironically, three years later we were informed there, of his assassination. His outstanding record of service to the United States of America is a fine example to all of us. Therefore, we, the Reflector Staff of 1964, thought it fitting that we dedicate this edition of our yearbook to the memory of our late President. tu ougu TUB SEASONS Greetings to You: Education grows from deep roots in our Americah heritage. I would challenge you to recognize the potentiality of education and that your own education never really ends. Even though we may have reached the goal of graduation, we shall continue to have many educational experiences and opportunities. He who takes advantage of these and learns, shall be successful. Through education there is promise and hope for the advancement of all mankind. Ours is a constantly changing world. Dynamic and epochal changes have come to be accepted as commonplace. Amid these world shaking developments, we look to education to give us the wisdom, the understanding, and the know-how, to meet the challenges of our day. The ideals of our education do not change but our methods of realizing them do change. It is our hope that we have given to you while you have been a student at Ferndale-Dale High School, not only the basic tools with which to learn, but also a genuine desire to learn. Further, I would challenge you to put your learning to use in lives that are morally, physically, socially, and spiritually sound. Sincerely, Elmer J. Berkebile Supervising Principal GUfDt . DR. GRUMLING Mr. VARNER MR. RODGERS AD Uf M fSTRATT ON This year the administration has done an efficient and praiseworthy job. In his second year as supervising principal, Mr. Berkebile once again proved to be a devoted and able leader of our school system. He has rightfully earned the respect of all. Dr. Russell Grumling, assistant supendsing principal, is very helpful to our administration. Working with our supervising principal. Dr. Grumling has been a valuable asset in solving the problems of the Ferndale-Dale school system. Mr. Colbert Varner has done a fine job as principal of Ferndale-Dale High School. This year being his second year at Ferndale, Mr. Varner is admired by the students for the loyalty and dedication with which he governs our school. Mr. Richard Rodgers is serving as principal of Dale Junior High School. He is very interested and active in his duties which make him a competent leader of the Dale Junior High. Our secretaries, Mrs. Emma Koerber, Miss Sandy Merberger, and Miss Pat Killinger, deserve the best of congratulations on a job well done in assisting the administration of our school system. MRS. EMMA KOERBER MISS SANDY MERBERGER MISS PAT KILLINGER 7 SCHOOL BOARD OFFICERS. First Row: Mr. James Browning, Treasurer; Mr. George W. W. Jones, Secretary; Mr. Harry Hamilton, President; Mr. Robert Stephey, Vice-President. Second Row: Mr. Elmer J. Berkebile, Supervising Principal; Mr. Russell Grumling. Assistant Supervising Principal. FERNDALE-DALE JOINT SCHOOL BOARD The efficiency with which the Joint Board of Directors governs our school does not change with the seasons. When they are elected in the fall of the year, they immediately start organizing and taking charge of school affairs. Throughout the fall and winter they are ready to face any problems that may occur and are always using their initiative and leadership to improve our school system. With the arrival of spring is graduation; our school board lends a helping hand in preparing for that memorable day in our lives. Spring also means the closing of school and many of us sit back to enjoy a long summer vacation. But the school board continues working with Summer School and preparing for the opening of school in the fall. This year the school board, under the leadership of Mr. Harry Hamilton, has done a fine job worthy of our thanks and appreciation. SCHOOL BOARD. Row 1: Mr. Grumling, Mr. Berkebile, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Stephey, Mrs. Claycomb, Atty. Spence, Mr. Scheer, Mr. Riek, Mr. Friedman, Mr. Cook. Row 2: Mr. Rummel, Mr. Browning, Mr. Fetterman, Mr. Burkett, Mr. Rhodes Mr. Jones, Mr. Claycomb, Mr. Doyle, Mr. Cruickshank, Mr. Brehm, Mr. Koch, Mr. Harbaugh, Mr. Petchar, Mr. Ober, Mr! Lewis, Mr. Gindlesberger. 8 CHARLES E. ALLISON—Fern-dale High School; Juniata College, B.S.; U. of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.; Guidance; Counselor. FRANCES ANDERSON—Johns- town High School; Slippery Rock State College. B.S.; Health; Physical Education. WILLIAM J. BAUER—Franklin High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Math Grades 7-12; Ninth Grade Science. RAY S. ALWINE—Richland Township High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Physics; Chemistry. Let s have a look at world affairs.’ ROBERT W. BAILEY—Westmont-Upper Yoder High School; Juniata College, B.S.; Penn State University, M.A.; Math. MARIE BLOUGH—Johnstown High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; English. GLENN BROUGHER—Boswell High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Art Education Grades 1-12; Art Supervisor. 9 LEWIS L. CLARK—Monessen High School; Slippery Rock State College. B.S.; U. of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.; English. GLEN CRAWFORD—Richland Township ‘High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; U. of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.; Bookkeeping; General Business; Business Math; Shorthand. SHIRLEY ESPEY—Johnstown High School; Pennsylvania State University, B.S.; Physical Education; Health; Social Studies. JACQUELINE A. FELIX—Adams Township High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Elementary Music; Junior High Music. NYLE M. HfcRSHBERGER-Richland To hship High Pennsylvania tate ivSsity HrS. M.Ed.; Algebn Pfor Geometry: Trigonometry ! (v M School -Mm .S English Vis VINCENT L. HETRICK—South Fork High School; Albright College,. B. A 'Latin; Social Studies. JOHN D. HYLAND—Scott High School; Slippery Rock State College, B.S.; Biology; Physiology. EDWARD C. LEAF—Laketon High School; California State College, B.S.; Driver Education; Social Studies. 10 RUTH LING—Berlin High School; Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, R.N.; Indiana State College; High School Nurse. MILDRED LONG—Ferndale-Dale High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Elementary and Junior High Art. Dave Callen, area delegate to the Youth Conference of the atom, and Mr. Alwine. JOHN MATSKO—Adams Town- “Yes, that’s true. I’m afraid there are four girls for every boy.” ship High School; Michigan State University, B.S.; History. II JANICE A. McCALL—Bishop Me-Cort High School; Pennsylvania State University, B.S.; Home Economics; Guidance; Health. JOHN WAYNE McKAY—AdamklW Township High School; U. of Pitts! burgh. B.A.; Geography; Biology; English. JUNE L. MILES—Westmont-Upper Yoder High School; Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, R.N.; Indiana State College; Grade School Nurse. LESTER M. MITCHELL—Dale High School; Otterbein College, B.A.; Duke University, M.Ed.; Senior English; Economics; Sociology. MARTHA NYCUM—Johnstown High School; Hood College, B.S.; Home Economics; General Science. THOMAS P. PETRORE—Johnstown High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Business Education. You’re making better fives. I hope we don’t get caught this time. I don’t think It’s T.G.F. day! Thank goodness it’s this looks at Friday! all like me. 12 HERBERT PFUHL—Johnstown High School; U. of Pittsburgh, B.S.; Physical Education; Health; Biology. AL RICH—Windber High School; Concord College. B.S.; Reading; Civics; Health. LEORA G. RAGER—Laura Lamar High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; English; Spanish. RICHARD LEE RIGBY—Dale High School; Slippery Rock State College, B.S.; Health; Physical Education. LYNN R. RANKIN—Ferndale High School; Slippery Rock State College, B.S.; Geography; Science. KATHRYN S. RODGERS—Bangor High School; Hood College, A.B.; Kutztown State College, Library Certification; Librarian. Who gave you this white library pass? 13 It looks like two and two does equal three! See you in detention, Mike!” RAY SCHOENWALDER— Cone-maugh Township High School; Texas Wesleyan College, B.S.; American History; Economics, Sociology; and Civics. EUGENE SCHULTZ—Bishop Mc-Cort High School; Delaware Valley College. B.S.; Biology; American History; Senior Science. RICHARD D. SLICK—Johnstown High School; U. of Pittsburgh, A.B.; English; World Cultures. Another masterpiece” from Mr. B.’s art room. LEONARD M. VOLK—Windber High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Band; Instrumental Music Grades 4-12. WILBERT W. WEBBER— California High School; California State College, B.S. Columbia University, M.A.; Industrial Arts. This guy was okay till he turned conservative.” 14 Bend and stretch; reach for a . . Every hQme should have a gas incinerator.” ELIZABETH T. WEIGLE—Cres son High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Shorthand; Typewriting. WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS—Ebens-burg-Cambria High School; Indiana State College, B.S.; Mixed Chorus; Boy’s Glee Club; Junior High Music. DOROTHY WILLIAMSON— Johnstown High School; Lock Haven State College, B.S.; Math Grades 7 and 8; Algebra I. LAURENCE M. WOLF—Ripley High School; Oswego and Buffalo State Teachers Colleges; Industrial Arts; Mechanical Drawing. ELIZABETH Windber High, of Pittsburgh, JL SUM UER SUMMERTIME WEN THE LMNS IS £A£Y . . . PONY Row 1: Mrs. Slick, Mrs. Williamson. Row 2: Mr. Anthony, Mrs. Blough, Mr. Pelliccioni. Rou }: Mr. Knapp, Mr. Huber, Mr. Schoenwalder, Mr. Brougher Row 4: Mr. Holtzman, Mr. Cam-merata, Mr. Anodide. V C' „nu u(d nv At some schools the last day is a sign for a period of rest, but at Ferndale-Dale it's a signal for the beginning of summer school. This year there was an enrollment of 543 students— more than any previous year. Some classes had to be held in the teachers’ room and girls' locker room in order to accommodate the large number of pupils. Students came from all over the area and two were from Florida. Some of the schools represented were: Richland, Ligonier, Jen- 18 Row 1; Mr. Hershberger, Mr. Salem, Mr. Crawford. Row 2: Miss Rager, Mr. Heptner. Mr. Rodgers, Mrs. Rodgers. Row 3: Mr. Vizzini. Mr. AKvine, Mr. Slifko. Row 4: Mr. Bartoletti, Mr. Gettys. PLUS ners-Boswell, Westmont, and several private prep schools. Teachers came from many area schools, too. Much was accomplished in the classes, along with the making of new acquaintances and meeting new' teachers. Ten students were able to receive their diplomas from their respective high schools as a result of this program. It is hoped that Ferndale-Dale can continue this successful summer school program in the future. 19 ' PERSFtRanOJ 20 21 23 mnii mL THE FALLING LEAVES DRiFT EY MV WINDOW, 7U0SE AUTU UN LEAVES OF RED AND GOLD . . fOR PtAY DeVON SAINTZ Tackle-Senior Wt.-l63 Ht'5 DeVon served as reserve tackle, on offense and fense. RICK ROBERTSON Halfback-Senior wt -145 Ht.-5’5” Rick served as one °f the senior re-serve halfbacks waiting at the sidelines. JIM KRAPE End-Senior Wt.-Ml Ht.-5'9 Playing as an offensive and defensive end, Jim was also a valuable pass receiver. BOB JOHNSON Quarterback-Junior Wt.-l6l Ht.-6'0 Bob took over the reins of the club when Mike McCall was injured and did a very commendable job. We hope to see a lot of him next year. I.ARRY AMANN Center-Senior Wt.-168 Ht.-6'0 Larry was one of the more reliable linemen. One could always be sure of him making a tackle. He served as offensive center and defensive end. TOM GL'RST Goard-Senior T— ”s success-' T.im as offensive ful a and defensive gUSK rker His alert linebacker. him Play'nlnect of bis the resp a so opponent - Jefensive served as was captain. onorable give • the All- mention m 0f Scholastic team the district- BOB ROKITA Tackle-Senior Wt.-197 Ht.-6'3” Zack” served as captain of the Jackets, playing offensive and defensive tackle. He also pulled out many victories with his kicking ability. At the close of the season he was selected to the first team of the Tribune - Democrat All-Scholastic Team. JOB WALTER 3uard-Senior WI.-157 Ht-5 8 Bob was one of out rough linemen. Small in size, he made up lt rough line P Y . served as offensive guard and defensive linebacker. BOB BOAST Tackle-Senior Wt.-193 Ht.-6'O” Bob provided much power on the line as an offensive and defensive tackle until an injury in the Windber game. He was really missed for the remainder of the season. DICK APPLE Halfback-Senior Wt.-157 Ht.-5’9 Serving as one of our co -captains, Dick accounted for 24 of the Stingers’ points this year. He was a good runner and returned punts for many yards. JEFF BARNES Halfback-Junior Wt.-148 Ht.-5'8‘ 2” Jab, in his second year of varsity play, was the leading scorer of the Stingers with 48 points. He also served as the team's punter. We're looking for a great performance from him next year. ocrve c L Chipper- fuUb ck, year. S lun‘or JOE JACOBSON Center-Junior Wt.-171 Ht.-5'8 Joe was reserve center and proved to be quite aggressive. He will see much action in his senior year. STEVE MISKE Halfback-Sophomore Wt.-135 Ht.-5'10” Steve served on the kickoff and receiving team, and he was also a reserve halfback. OUR HEROES • • Row 1—Tony Penna, Steve Confer, Ernie Fetzer, Tommy Hyland-Mascot Bar™ w • . „ . Row 2—Paul Demcoe, Stan Kaspryzyk, Joe Jacobson, DeVon Saintz' Tim P uJ Ro ertson-Alvarez, Bob Walter, Jim Krape, Steve Miske, John Poliacek, Jab Barnes a 't 0W a.r °ts Boast, Mark Davis, Fred Oakley, Dick Apple. Row 1-Bob Cislo, More an Willials r '6 W‘S; Johnson, Bill Jones, Mike McCall. Row 6—Larry Amann, Del Hess, Bob RokiH t uest, Bob son ’ rostra, i om Miller, Art Harn- IN VICTORY OR DEFEAT The best record yet under Coach Hyland was the reward of the Stinger Football Squad of 1963. Although losing two games, both to district powerhouses, and tying one, the team’s six wins were more than enough to make the season a success. Camp Sequanota in Jennerstown was the scene of this year's pre-season football camp. As- Mike McCall—Co-captain, Bob Rokita—Captain, and Dick Apple Co-captain talk over their Strategy” for their next game with Coach Hyland. sisted by Coaches Hershberger and Matsko, Coach Hyland worked the squad into a well-polished unit. Highlights of the season were a 14-12 victory over Windber, in a game where many people thought the Jackets were playing out of their class, a 20-7 win over Conemaugh Township, the Indians’ only loss, and a 20-19 victory over the Richland Rams. In the Richland game, the Jackets were trailing 19-6 late in the final period. At that point injured quarterback Mike McCall came off the bench to hurl two touchdown passes to Dick Apple; and Bob Rokita kicked two extra points to gain the thrilling win. We wish to thank the team and coaching staff for presenting a very memorable season to the loyal student body and all the followers of the Stingers this year. We hope that next year’s squad can produce an equally good record. We wish them the best of luck in '64. 30 Team Mascot TOMMY HYLAND Assistant Coach JOHN MATSKO 1962 VAR rrV football record Head Coach JACK HYLAND FD Opponents Windber Area 14 12 United 21 12 Conemaugh Township 20 7 Westmont Hilltop 0 0 East Conemaugh 0 25 Triangle Area 6 2 Richland Township 20 19 Adams-Summerhill 21 18 Bishop McCort 7 29 6-Wins 2-Losses 1-Tie Assistant Coach NYLE HERSHBERGER MANAGERS________Wayne Blue, Chico Alvarez, Brian Speicher, George Diehl, Barry Rager, Statistician—Ed Petrick. UNDEFEATED ff Assistant Coach LYNN RANKIN JUNIOR WISH °ur :[u1I?IOj under the careful guidance of Coaches McKay and Rankm, chalked up the first undefeated Junior High season in the history of the school. They allowed only eighteen points, while rolling over seven opponents. The seven wins this year added to the ten-game winning streak which they will carry into next year’s opener. The Junior Jackets have only lost one game under their two fine coaches. That game was a 13-6 loss to Conemaugh Township in 1962, which the Stingers avenged with a 14-0 rout this year. We hope to be seeing much of our Junior High team in the future at FDHS. With the background they have now, how can they miss? JR.. HIGH RECORD FD 13 Somerset Area Opp. 0 9 Bishop McCort 0 13 Richland Twp. 6 14 Conemaugh Twp. 0 14 Portage Area 6 20 Jenner-Boswell 6 7 United 0 7—Wins 0—Losses 0—Ties Row 1—Coach Lynn Rankin, Ed Manda, Jay Lake, Bruce Ferg, Larry Speicher, Russ Wingard, Jeff Confer, Wayne Rychak, Ron Muffley, John Gehlman, Richard Pheasant, Coach Wayne McKay. Row 2—Bruce Hamilton, Doug Crouse, Fred Alt, Ralph Fetzer, Larry Korlewitz, Dave Schaeffer, Ed McCall, Chris Gaunt. Charles Schech. Richard Bishoff. Row 3—M Conley. Dwayne Hill, Rod Marshall, Don Mock, Tim Manaroc, Terry Lavely, Daryl Gay, Jeff Czerak, Dave Barnes. Row 4—Tom Newcomb, Joe Bartis. John Constable, Charles Grandle, Dave Gardner, Mark Wissinger, Bill Parke, Bob Petry, and Dick elites. 32 • • • RUNNING- RACES Rou 1—John Jerasa. Galen Beam, Dave Schlentner, Larry Rummel. Gregory Miller, Martin Campanula. Rou 2—Ron Lloyd. Chuck Mclllwain, Tim Leberknight, Dennis Baumbaugh, Bob Bantly, Joe Coiner, Dave Heiser. Row }■—Ralph Bowman—Manager, Barry Reed, Ted Ferg, John Cipora, Mike Englehart, Bill Bennett, Marshall Rhodes, Coach Herb Pfuhl. CRjOSS-COUNTRV The Cross-Country team under Mr. Pfuhl worked hard this year and placed well in several meets. They captured four individual trophies at the Ferndale-Dale Invitational meet at North Fork Country Club and took five medals in the District 6 meet at Altoona. The Cross-Country banquet was held on December 11, 1963. Since many of this year’s participants will be returning next year, the 1964 squad promises to be a very successful one. On your mark, get set, GO! 33 leading cheers • • • MRS. ANDERSON—Advisor MARILYN GAVAZZONI—Senior MIMI RAMSEY—Junior SALLY LIVINGSTON—Junior CINDY ESPEY—Sophomore RUTHIE LAYTON—Captain—Senior PAULINE SCH ECU -Senior JANICE EASTLAKE—Co-Captain—Senior MICHELE BURNS—Junior DONNA HOFFMAN—Junior KATHY LaPORTE -Sophomore CHEERLEADERS REFLECT SCHOOL SPIRIT This year, as in years gone by, the cheerleaders have again proven themselves to be a valuable asset in promoting school spirit. Starting early in the summer, the squad began working for the upcoming football season and school year. They held a bonfire for the opening game in addition to the traditional Westmont bonfire. They also sponsored several morning pep rallies in the grade school playground plus one each weekend before the game. Their artistic ability produced many signs for the halls, and big signs for the team. Led by Captain Ruthie Layton and Co-captain Janice Eastlake, and coached by Mrs. Anderson, the squad took third-place honors in the 20th Annual Cheerleading Contest, with their original Jackets Unite. JUNIOR WROITV JUNIOR HIGH Top Rou—Mary Faranda, Doreen Barkhimer—Captain. Debbie Bo2ich. Middle Rou—Sylvia Rokita, Aggie Layton, Linda Russell. Bottom Rou—Joyce Kirchner. Nadine Pluchinskv—Co-captain, Marian Richter. Top Rou—Kathy Koontz, Marian Perdas, Joanne Secary- Middle Rou—Jaime Potter—Captain, Ellen Feight—Co-captain. Bottom Rou—Nancy Stammely, Susan Golias, Lundy Jeroy. OFFICERS, top-bottom: Janice Blue—Librarian. Donna Hill —S tudent Director, Fred Thoma s—Vice-Pres.. Tony Petchar—Sec.-Treas., Sally Claycomb—President. MARO-ffNG. Flutes: Peggy Berkebile, Nancy McClelland, Mary Lou Ribblett. Clarinets: Donna Hill, Cathy Fere, Tonv Petchar Lok fwi,nr a , Karas. Alice Teeter, Debbie HVshberger, Paulette Ballow. Linda Erb AliwnS J?hn Sandy Speicher, Evelyn Forgas. ’ ,son Jart,n Oboes: Sally Claycomb, Donna Ribblett. Saxes: Wanda Block, Janice Blue, Pat Rummel. Mary Clare Smith, Fred Thomas. Bass Clarinet: Don Dei hi. Trumpets: Ted Ferg, Pauline Schech, Ray Lint, John Balko, Bruce Harrison, Joe Cooper, Linda Bullinger. Baritones: Audria Fingerhoot, Pat Kaspryzk. Drums: Mike Englehart, Dave Miller, Terry Duffy, Carl Koch, Barry Reed, Larry Varner. Trombones: Chip Markle, John Cipora, Ted Long. Stan Kaspryzk Tubas: Tom Ayres, A1 Coulter, John Bowser. Majorettes: Fern Harrison—head majorette, Donna Rucosky—assistant head. Earlene Rabel. Kay Lint, Donna Ribblett, Linda Bullinger. Lora Goehres. Drum Major: Evan Evans. Band Director: Mr. Leonard Volk. 36 BANDS Under the leadership of its director, Mr. Volk, the Ferndale-Dale High School Band has proved an asset to our school. Performing at half-time with precision marches and enjoyable music selections, it provided much entertainment. Hard work was put into these shows with practices at band camp, during first period and after school. Also a part of the band, leading it in parades and contributing to the band fund by sponsoring a Majorette Contest, were the high-stepping majorettes. They along with the colorguards also aided the band in half-time shows and various band functions. Letters were given as rewards to members and the seniors received blazers. Students were also sent to county, district and regional band. Plans were made for a trip to Winchester, Virginia, in the spring to participate in the Apple Blossom Festival. Raising the money for this trip and practices for competition served as the main projects for the band during the year. 37 PEP BAND. Rou 1—Pat Rummel, Fred Thomas. Rou 2—Donna Hill. Lois Becker, Wanda Block. Row 3—Nancy McClelland, Cathy Ferg. Tom Ayres, Peggy Berkebile. Row 4—Mike Englehart, John Cipora, Ted Ferg. Row 3—Larry Varner, Ray Lint, Dave Miller, Chip Markle. CONCERT BAND. Rou 1—Peggy Berkebile, Nancy McClelland, Mary Lou Ribblett, Sally Claycomb. Row 2—Donna Hill. Cathy Ferg, Tony Petchar, Janice Blue, Wanda Block. Mary Clare Smith, Fred Thomas, Pat Rummel. Don Diehl, Pat Kasprzyk, Audria Fingerhoot. Row 3—Annabelle Hiy, Lois Becker. John Karas, Sandy Speicher. Row 4—Alice Teeter. Debbie Harshberger, Paulette Ballow, Linda Erb, Alison Jartin, Evelyn Forgas. Linda Bullinger, Joe Cooper, Bruce Harrison, John Balko, Pauline Schech, Ted Ferg, Stan Kasprzyk, Ted Long, John Cipora. Charles Markle. Row 3—Mr. Volk, A1 Coulter, John Bowser, Tom Ayres. Mike Englehart. Larry Varner, Dave Miller. Terry Duffy, Carl Koch. Barry Reed. DANCE BAND. Piano—Peggy Berkebile. Standing—Mr. Volk. Row 1—Pat Rummel, Janice Blue. Sally Claycomb, Donna Hill, Fred Thomas. Row 2—Linda Bullinger, Dave Miller, Tom Ayres, Ted Long, Pauline Schech, John Cipora, Ted Ferg, Charles Markle. COLOR GUARD. Top to Bottom— Georgia Lay-ton. Maryann Edwards, Diane Tononi, Sharyn Simonton, Elsie Edwards, Carol Trostle. MAJORETTES. Row 1—Donna Ribblett, Earlene Rabel, Donna Rucosky, Lora Goehres. Row 2—Linda Bullinger, Fern Harrison—head majorette, Kay Lint. 38 Sorry, Wrong Number” This year the senior class presented three one-act plays. The first play was a farce entitled, If Men Played Cards As Women Do . It was a story of four men at a card game mimicking the manner in which women gossip. Sorry, Wrong Number, ’ portraying Linda Clark as the invalid, Mrs. Stevenson, was a drama about a woman who heard her murder being planned over the telephone and tried to get help. The final play starred Fred Thomas. He played Buddy in Buddy Pays the Mortgage”. It was a comedy about a boy trying to keep a goat hidden in the house. The advisor was Mr. Rich. Bill McGinnis was his assistant. The student directors were Bob Fuge, Karen Smay and Earlene Rabel and Carol Constable was co-ordinator. The play casts were as follows: If Men Played Cards As Women Do” John Karas Dave Schlentner Mike McCall Jack Light Sorry, Wrong Number” Linda Clark Evan Evans Lois Becker Donna Shaffer Earlene Rabel Maryann Edwards Carmen Aveni Rita Chanda Jack Light Mike Englehart Cathy Ferg Nancy McClelland Marilyn Gavazzoni Buddy Pays the Mortgage” Fred Thomas John Karas Connie Brant Bob Fuge Cindy Berkebile Jackie Ashcom Bill McGinnis Evan Evans Pauline Schech 39 OfiWiNGr qcuool SEVENTH GRADE. Row i— R. Danasko, L. Graffius, B. Grove, B. Hagerich, B. Gawlas, G. Cernetich, C. Albus, B. Harrison, K. Fallier, M. Holko. Row 2—C. Cameron, R. Gill, B. Brooks. D. Barnes, C. Brant, E. Ferg, M. Alwine, R. Blaschak, D. Clites, R. Forgas, M. Barnitz. Row 3—B. Hershberger, J. Jenkins, C. Gray, P. Kosanovich, D. Benshoff, L. Berg, I. Kovach, C. Claycomb, W. Cislo, R. Carney. Row 4—J- Chanda, D. Bouch, S. Blasko, D. Duff, K. Allshouse, J. Constable, P. Browning, J. Bowman, C. Berkebile. SEVENTH GRADE. Row 1 D. Rager, D. Oakley, L. Secary, C. Stavis, S. Trostle, B. Zonin, J. Muchesko, C. McDaniel, L. Krauss, M. Youchak, C. Naugle. Row 2—A. Wentz, L. Venner, C. Mirilovich, J. Raymore, J. Meier, H. Mangus, W. Zahoran, D. Mountain. R. Pheasant, A. Mihalick, R. Wingard, S. Polenik. Row 3—D. Martin, C. Niovich, R. Petrovich, L. Meadows, M. Opeth, K. Schmidt, W. Kovacic, P. Tononi, B. Miller, H. Oakley, S. Pavlik. Row 4—J. Litvin, L. Speicher, K. Spotz, R. McCutcheon, C. Miller, R. Yamovich, E. Swick, F. Tarbay, V. Orsz, T. Newcomb. MPRNG- WIMDC SEVENTH GRADE, DALE. Row 1—M. Killinger, D. Alt, R. Grandinetti, A. Mundo, D. Maschue, E. Ieni. R. Irons, S. Crist. Row 2—C. Steinhagen. D. Lowes, D. Reed, G. Long, C. Hody, M. Ripple, P. Wisor, C. Kinsey. Row 3—V. Horner, J. Smith, G. Webber, D. Gyorke, J. Brown, B. Hamilton, P. Cherney, R. Wyandt, H. Petree. Row 4—B. Lester, L. Johnson, L. Robinson, B. Gerber, E. Steinhagen, E. Rheel, R. Schech, R. Dunbar. Row 3—W. Matus, D. Woodruff, R. Shaffer, N. Bonner, J. Filorimo, M. Mesaros, P. Carter. Absent—F. Aveni. 41 Really, fellows! I can handle it myself.” COOLING- BREEZES EIGHTH GRADE. Ron Jsck Hyjand, Jeffrey Fuge, Lundy Jeroy, John Gehlman, Jay Lake, Bonnie Allison, Ronald Fisher, 0W f-f0 F°r«as’ Edna Benshoff' Sa“y Burkc«- Pat Kisel, Linda Byers, Steve Horbal, Karen Figula. Row 3- Sus.e Bocsy, Joe Cooper, Erma Farnsworth, Marcia Bopp, Julie Cernak, Carol Good. Kathy Jerasa, Richard Benshoff. Row 4-Susan Golias. Ralph Fetzer. Bernard Blasko, Dav.d Gardner, Rosella Burkhard, Jeffrey Czerak, Linda Kegg. Joe Bartis. EIGHTH GRADE. Row 1—Nanette Saintz, Kenneth Rigby, Monica Micik, Tames Munro, Rose Poyer, Debbie Roberts, Kerry Roberts, Pete Richards, James Lees. Row 2—Rita Replogle, Alan Weaverling, Ronald Muff ley, Nancy Stammely, Susan Wiegand Susan McClelland, Frances Schoop, David Parker, John Smithson, Debbie Sturm. Row 3—Bill Teeter, Marian Perdas, Charlene Yuhas, Rose Mary Miljanovich, Lois Rose, Bill Wilson, Barry McDowell, Joanne Secary, Clifford Rhodes, Paulette Zemyan. Row 4 —Russell Wilgand, Bonnie Mandroc, David White, Suzanne Swick, Robert Lavely, Jeffrey Pittman, Eddie McCall, Marjorie Wis singer, Joyce Raysich, Lorrine Milnik. 42 BURNING BONFIRES EIGHTH GRADE, DALE. Row 1—Carol Bcrardinelli, Lester Bennett, Terry Russell, Alan Pringle, Marcia Williams. Debra Black. Shirley Filimonov, Francis Lund, Garry Reighard, Ricky Marsh. Row 2—Janet Rosey, Richard Malee, Earl Hoylandy. Ray Johnson, Douglas Crouse. Jerry Rogers, Wade Meyer, Leo Grandinetti. Carl Dillinger. Row 3—Harry College. Joe Wilson, Jackie Cardellino, Gerald Lave, Bob Bischoff, Timmy Lowes. Alan Conley, Ginger Collier, Diane Erb, Eddie Manda. Row 4—Stanley King. Helen Beatty. Ernestine Williams, Janice Ford. David High. Diane Stevens. Kathy Heiple. Nedra Taylor. Joyce Alt. Row 3 ___Walt Jones, Harry Grasser. Milo Kerwin, Bob Morrow, Ken Benshoff, Douglas Kinsey, Dennis Denkinson. 43 Just think of the deal some lucky boy will get. leaving students As the years have passed by, our junior high school pupils have grown in knowledge and understanding. They have displayed, in the short time they have been at F.D.H.S., the pep and stamina necessary for building a rich and rewarding future. In athletics and scholarship our underclassmen hold a high position. Their outstanding quality is a strong foundation upon which the high standards of F.D.H.S. rest. CLASS OFFICERS Ferndale—Treasurer: Ricky Rigby, Secretary: Jaime Potter, Vice-President: Bruce Ferg, President: Mark Wissinger. Dale—Secretary: Beth Emery, President: Beverly Boser, Vice-President: Nelli Fisher, Treasurer: Fred Alt. 44 Leaves NINTH GRADE. Row 1 Rickey Kime, Kathy Karan, James Mcl.aughlin Karhi v Layton. Row 2—Clarine Hillegass, Dolores Mirlovich. Pattv Kasn viT n ’ n™e Koontz� Linda Meier, David Jones, Agnes Mi ha lick, Debbie Harshberger. Row 3—-Ronald Martin Sharvn Ham nC Mary Ann Michaels, Judy Majercsik, Paula Susan Newcomb, Frances Mangus. Row 4—Ron Marshall. Tim MancW iHu’ d ,Koch’ MarilVn Hyland, Bill Parke, Roy Keiper, Percinsky, Dwayne Hill, Robert McDonald. J hn Perdas, Bruce Harrison, Joel McFeathers, Walter NINTH GRADE .Row i-Valerie Barnitz, William Falher, Ellfco man,' Kar'en cimin BaAafa John Bowser, Vicki Croyle. Row 2—Margaret Daum, Jeffrey Confer, Audria linger , T Pnllv Hrove Ewig, Evelyn Forgas, Donna Empfield. Row 3—Tom Carstensen Terry Duffy. a£r Baroski Kyathy Crow|e’y) Dave Farns’ Bonnie Droz, Pat Geiser, Tim Grimme, Christopher Gaunt. Row 4 Kathy ra . 7 worth, Marcia Constable, Charles Grandle, Bill Black, Fred Hagerich. 45 CHANGING COLORS NINTH GRADE. Row 1—Bill Zonin. Paul Shaffer. David Turek. Wayne Rychak. James Lehman. Elizabeth Sherman, Larry Rager, Steve Troyan. Row 2—Shirley Sharbaugh. Cheryl Wentzv Robert Petry. Frank Riek. Mary Ann Safko, Sylvia Rokita, Marlene Yuhas. Row 3—Robert Strashensky. Marlene Petchar. Linda Schaeffer, Pat Shrum, Allen Riek, Janet Polak, Linda Russell. Alice Teeter. Row 4—David Schaeffer. Elmer Rishell, Renee Schroeder. Randy Rager. Nancy Yarnovich. Mark Wissinger, Mary Clare Smith. ft ft 9 ft 9 fi NINTH GRADE. DALE. Row 1—Linda Rodgers, Lou Meyer, Joyce Collier. Carol Long. Kay College. Beverly Boser, Diane Crislip. Ron 2—Beth Emery, Kathleen Heiser. Linda Smith, Nellie Fisher. Joyce Bantly, Elaine Hamilton, Debbie Smith. Row 3— Charlotte Manda. Chris Martin, Philip Campanella, Janice Reed. Sharon Vann. Stephen Small. Julia Filorime, Renate Lambert. Rou 4—Wavne Block. Carlene Constable. Mark Ward. Robert Wagstaff. Ferd Alt. Charles Schech. Rebecca Miller. Row 3— Joanne Van Horne, Charles Devorck. Mike Gilliland. Terry Stahl. Don Mock. Lawrence Long. 46 ALLA B DANCE CLUB. Row 2—P. Kisel, B. Miller, I. Kovach, R. Muffley, P. Tononi, V. Orsz, T. Newcomb, C. Claycomb, L. Berg. Row 2—S. Wiegand, K. Figula. C. Berkebile, K. Jerasa. S. Bocsy, L. Speicher, D. Bouch, S. McClelland, S. Burkett, N. Stammely. Row 3—F. Schoop, J. Secary, S. Blasko, S. Golias, P. Browning D. Duff, C. Good. J. Cemak, C. Yuhas, M. Perdas, P. Zemyan. Row 4—R. Miljanovich, L. Rose, J. Bartis, J. Czerak, M. Bopp, M. Wissinger. R. Fetzer, L. Melnik, R. McCutcheon, F. Tarbay. Row 3—L. Kegg, R. Burkhard, R. Yarnovich, R. Garner, T. Lavely, C. Miller, S. Swick, K. Allshouse, B. Mandroc. DANCE CLUB. Row 1—C. Naugle, R. Danasko, B. Grove, B. Harrison, K. Fallier, C. Stavis, N. Saintz, L. Graffius, D. Rager, M. Holko, D. Oakley. Row 2—L. Secary, J. Hyland, C. Albus, B. Allison, R. Fisher, J. Fuge, P. Richards, S. Trostle, M. Youchak, G. Cemetich. Row 3—M. Barnitz, B. Gawlas, J. Muchesko, C. Mirilovich, W. Zahoran, D. Mountain, S. Polcnik, L. Venner, M. Micik, B. Zonin. Row 4—R. Replogle, D. Sturm, R. Carney, B. Brooke, B. Cislo, D. Barnes, J. Meyer, D. Roberts, L. Jeroy, J. Lake. Row 3— J. Gehlman, C. Niovich, M. Alwine, D. Martin, R. Poyer, C. Gray, J. Jenkins, C. Brant, R. Petrovich. OUR-JUNIOR WISH CLUBS KNITTING CLUB. Row 1—Mrs. Blough, C. Albus, M. Barnitz, L. Venner, C. Cameron, C. McDaniel, K. Fallier. Row 2—D. Sturm, C. Niovich, D. Martin, C. Brant, J. Jenkins, E. Benshoff, D. Roberts. Row 3—P. Tononi, N. Stammely, S. Wiegand, C. Berkebile, F. Schoop, I. Kovach, C. Gray. Row 4—E. Farnsworth, S. Golias, B. Mandroc, J. Raysich, L. Melnik, L. Kegg, K. Spotz. MATH CLUB. Row 1—M. Holko, L. Krauss, B. Hagerich, L. Secary’, J. Hyland, K. Rigby, J. Muchesko, D. Oakley, A. Wentz, B. Harrison, C. Naugle. Row 2—R. Fisher, R. Gipp, D. Forgas, D. Roberts, K. Roberts, J. Lake, D. Mountain, K. Figula, J. Munro, A. Mihalick, J. Fuge. Row 3—D. Parker, S. Wiegand, K. Jerasa, B. Teeter. C. Good, L. Speicher. J. Cooper, D. Bouch, N. Stammely, J. Gehlman, D. Sturm. Row 4—B. Wilson, M. Bopp, J. Bartis, M. Wissinger, S. Swick, J. Raysich, J. Czerak, R Fetzer, S. Golias, C. Yuhas. GEOGRAPHY-SCIENCE CLUB. Row 1—B. Hagerich, N. Saintz, J. Lees, B. Allison, C. Mirilovich, B. Gawlas, C. McDaniel, B. Grove, L. Krauss, C. Naugle. Row 2—Mr. McKay, J. Fuge, D. Mountain, H. Mangus, K. Roberts, C. Gray, B. Zahoran, J. Munro, J. Meyer, A. Mihalick, Mr. Bauer. Row 3—R. Kime, J. Gehlman, B. Cislo, K. Figula, T. Newcomb, B. Hershberger, S. Burkett, J. Jaber, J. Lake, J. Jenkins. Row 4—W. Kovacic, K. Jerasa, C. Good, L. Rose, M. Bopp, J. Cernak, L. Speicher, C. Rhodes, S. Bocsy. Row 3—R. McCutcheon, R. Wingard, L. Kegg, E. McCall, T. La-vcly, D. Garner. C. Koch, J. Constable, J. Bartis, R. Miljanovich. y-THW A PART OP ART AND CRAFT CLUB. Row I—-Miss Long, R. Irons, D. Mundo, G. Long, V. Horner, P. Chemey, C. Steinhagen, D. Reed, D. Alt. Row 2—N. Wyandt, C. Dillinger, J. Brown, L. Grandinctti, L. Johnson, J. Collier, D. Gyorke, G. Webber. Row 3—E. Hoyland, G. Lane, G. Collier, M. Mesaros, B. Shaffer, W. Block, B. Gerber, H. College, B. Bischof. Row 4—L. Long, B. Wag-staff, D. Kinsey, B. Morrow, C. Devorich, H. Grasser, P. Campanella, N. Bonner. ROD AND GUN and GYMNASTIC CLUBS. Row 1—Mr. Clark, R. Marsh, B. Grandinetti, D. Reed, C. Hody, H. Petree, L. Bennett, G. Long, D. Lowes, G. Reighard. Row 2—F. Lund, G. Webber, B. Lester, E. Manda, W. Meyer, R. Johnson. L. Johnson. R. Dunbar, J. Smith, T. Russell. Row 3—D. Crouse, G. Lane, E. Steinhagen, M. Mesaros, C. Schech, B. Shaffer, S. Small, T. Lowes, S. King. Row 4—D. Jenkinson, W. Jones, D. Mock, M. Gilliland, T. Stahl, M. Kermin, B. Wagstaff, F. Alt. PEP CLUB. Row 1—Miss McCall, M. Killinger, L. Rodgers. D. Crislip, J. Rosey, L. Meyer, M. Williams, C. Kinsey. Row 2— R. Schech, L. Smith, E. Steinhagen, E. Hamilton, D. Smith, C. Long, B. Boser, D. Erb. Row 3—C. Martin, E. Williams, B. Emery. D. Woodruff, N. Fisher, R. Lambert, P. Carter. Row 4— S. Vann, B. Miller, J. Filorimo, J. Van Horne, D. Stevens, J. Ford, K. Heiple, J. Alt. CHORUS. Row 1—S. Crist, C. Berardinelli, P. Wisor, C. Guant, V. Horner, D. Mundo, C. Kinsey, D. Maschue, M. Killinger. Row 2—S. Simms, M. Williams, J. Rosey, S. Filorimo, C. Dunmeyer, D Rager, J. Brown, D. Erb, M. Williams. Row 3— K. College, D. Smith, J. Cardellino, J. Giles, J. Reesey, R. Marsh, G. Collier, K. Heiser, E. Rheel, S. Reesey. Row 4—V. Sherman, D. Woodruff, M. Williams, J. Alt, D. Miller, H. Beatty, N. Fisher, P. Carter, J. Filorimo. Row 3—J- Reed, J. Ford, D. Stevens, J. Pheasant, L. Fisher, N. Bonner, K. Heiple. Y-TEENS. Row 1—S. Crist, C. Berardinelli, D. Steinhagen, C. Kinsey, P. Wisor, D. Man a, • Maschue, M. Killinger. Row 2—S. Filimonov P. Cherney, M. Williams, L. Meyer, D. trb, J. Rosey, J. Brown, D. Block, V. Homer. Row 3 P. Carter, E. Williams, J. Cardellin, J. Filorimo, J. Alt, B. Gerber. I.. Robinson, E. Rheel. Row 4 C. Manda, J. Bantly, J. Ford, H. Beatty, D. Stevens, J. Filorimo, D. Constable, K. Heiple, N. Taylor. SCIENCE and MATH CLUBS. Row I—Mr. Bailey, R. Irons, M. Ripple, L. Bennett, J. Smith, D. Yorke, R. Maiee, F. Lund, T. Russell, D. Maschue, G. Reigharc], E. Ieni, Mr. Rankin. Row 2—B. Hamilton, D. Crislip, E. Manda, J. Collier, L. Smith, J. Rogers, K. College, B. Boser, R. Schech, H. College, B. Lester. Row 3—B. Emery, E. Hamilton, B. Bischof, T. Lowes, R. Lambert, D. Woodruff, W. Matus, K. Heiser, A. Conley, C. Martin. Row 4—S. King, G. Collier, S. Vann, D. High. B. Miller, J. Van Horne, N. Bonner. L. Long, J. Reed, S. Small, L. Robinson. U fMER THE WEATHER- OUlSfDE f£ FRiSHTFUL, BUTTHE FIRE [£ SO DELIGHTFUL . . . LET tTSNOW, LET TT SNOW, LET rr SNOW” ENT COUNCIL DIMAL HONOR- SOCIEIV ■ CLUBS CLASSES WINTER-SNAPS V£ £HY CAGERS JOHN RAYSICH BILL DUNBAR JAB BARNES JOHN CAMMERATA 1962-64 RECORD Ferndale-Dalc 53 Adams-Summerhill 49 Femdale-Da!e 82 Triangle Area .....................• 55 Femdale-Dale 58 East Conemaugh ............. 78 Ferndale-Dale 63 Triangle Area .............. 68 Ferndale-Dale...54 Indiana ...................... 66 Ferndale-Dalc 68 Central Cambria ............ 75 Ferndale-Dalc 57 Richland Township . 59 Ferndale-Dale 67 Conemaugh Township .63 Ferndale-Dale 55 Westmont Hilltop ....... 76 Ferndale-Dale 49 Johnstown Central ....... 70 Ferndale-Dale .63 Windber Area ................ 67 Ferndale-Dale .50 Central Cambria ............. 61 Ferndale-Dale....42 Indiana ..................... 66 Ferndale-Dale 52 Windber Area 57 Ferndale-Dale 69 Somerset 66 Ferndale-Dale 69 Richland Township .. 65 Ferndale-Dale . 61 Westmont Hilltop ............ 66 Ferndale-Dale .57 Conemaugh Township .......... 39 Ferndale-Dale 63 Somerset 59 7 Wins 12 Losses BOB CISLO [MF££ ED AS SEASON FRjOSRjESSED. PHIL SEBES BOB ROKITA BOB JOHNSON JIM GARNER The 1963-64 varsity squad of Coach Rigby experienced a fairly respectable season, ending with a 7-12 chart. Playing in the tough Tri-County League, our boys could only manage a sixth place finish, losing two league games in overtime and three others by margins of five points or less. The Stingers showed that they had what it takes by winning four of their final five games. Although this past season was not the best, record-wise, it provided the student body with many exciting moments as the team progressed rapidly toward the end of the season. At the conclusion of the season Coach Rigby took his boys to the St. Francis Tournament. Next year’s squad should be quite successful as only two players will be lost by graduation. TONY PETCHAR Row 1—Bill Dunbar, Boh Cislo, Dennis Tomovik, Bob Johnson, Jab Barnes. Row 2—Coach Ri.eby. Phil Sebes, John Raysich, Tony Petchar, Jim Polak, Bob Rokita, John Cammarata, Jim Gamer. 55 J. V. RECORD Ferndale-Dale 58 Adams-Summerhill 29 Ferndale-Dale 39 Triangle Area 48 Ferndale-Dale 58 East Conemaugh 57 Ferndale-Dale 44 Triangle Area 60 Femdale-Dale 62 Indiana .... 64 Ferndale-Dale 55 Central Cambria . 57 Ferndale Dale 36 Richland Twp. 44 Ferndale-Dale 6l Conemaugh Twp. . 53 Ferndale-Dale 40 Westmont Hilltop 44 Ferndale-Dale 44 Johnstown Cenr 39 Ferndale-Dale 72 Windber Area .... 64 Ferndale-Dale 57 Central Cambria 43 Ferndale-Dale 29 Indiana 38 Ferndale-Dale 56 Windber Area 45 Ferndale-Dale 41 Somerset 44 Ferndale-Dale 42 Richland Twp. 46 Ferndale-Dale 45 Westmont Hilltop 55 Ferndale-Dale 32 Conemaugh Twp. 48 Ferndale-Dale 39 Somerset ....... 44 7 Wins, 12 Losses Row 1—Joe Jacobson, Tom Malisko. George Mintmier, Bob Wagner. Row 2—Coach Klaum, John Lowes, Dennis Tomovik, Jim Polak. Del Hess, Bob Paluchak. JUNIOR- VARSITY CASERG This year's junior varsity, under new head coach Wayne Klaum, had a fairly successful season, winning 7 of 19 games. Probably the high point of the season was their 44-39 win over Johnstown. Near the end of the season, many of the JV’s got a chance to see a little varsity action, thus preparing them for the future. Several of these boys have shown real development and should make valuable additions to the varsity next year. COACH WAYNE KLAUM 56 JUNIOR WISH RECORD Ferndale-Dale 27 Garfield ..... 22 Ferndale-Dale 29 Bishop McCort 55 Femdale-Dale 36 Richland Twp. 48 Ferndale-Dale 25 East Conemaugh 49 Ferndale-Dale 22 Conemaugh Twp. 24 Ferndale-Dale 25 Bishop McCort .... 44 Femdale-Dale 36 Franklin 25 Ferndale-Dale 32 Cochran 51 Femdale-Dale 47 Adams-Summerhill 44 Ferndale-Dale 43 Wesmont Hilltop 37 Ferndale-Dale 35 Richland Twp. 49 Ferndale-Dale 34 East Conemaugh 44 Femdale-Dale 55 Adams-Summerhill 40 Ferndale-Dale 32 Joseph Johns 45 Ferndale-Dale 34 Windber Area 44 Ferndale-Dale 51 Westmont Hilltop 37 Femdale-Dale 41 Franklin 43 Ferndale-Dale 39 Conemaugh Twp. 40 Ferndale-Dale 39 Windber Area 33 7 Wins 12 Losses Row 1—Coach Webber, Dave Gardner Dwavn u-i, Mandroc, Mark Wissinger, Jim McLauehlin iSr Hl,l� M,ke Gilliland, Don Mock, Tim cj .. Manager. Row 2—Frank Riek. Fred Alt. Walter Jones, Dave Schaeffer, Ed McCall pn er‘ Kow 277hrank ,K,ek’ tred Meyer, Blaine Lester. R°W Webber, Ricky Keim, Wade JUNIOR WOP COURJ1UEN Coach Wilbert Webber s junior high basketball squad had an over-all record of 7 wins and 12 losses in a season that had its high spots and disappointments. Twin victories over Westmont were the bright spots for the squad who finished in fifth place in the Conemaugh Valley Junior High League with a 5-7 record. Don Mock, Mark Wissinger and Ed McCall were the leaders of the Junior Jackets” throughout the season. We hope to be seeing a lot of these boys in the future at FDHS. COACH WILBERT WEBBER 57 TOP-NOTCHED 103 CHICO ALVAREZ 19G3-G4 1:DHS 24 Conemaugh Twp. . 28 FDHS 15 ]enner-Boswell ............. 32 FDHS 43 Central ... 5 FDHS 12 Everett-Southern ..... 29 FDHS 30 Westmont Hilltop 17 I BRIAN SPEICHER RAY ROGERS 1 12 120 6 Wins 58 MARK DAVIS 145 MATSOUAD ' CARLOS ALVAREZ 154 JOHN POLIACF.K JOHN HORNER LARRY VARNER RECORD FDHS 32 Somerset 17 FDHS 39 Blairsville 6 FDHS 38 Cresson 13 FDHS . 30 United 16 3 Losses 165 BOB WALTER unlimited ISO 59 DENNIS BAUMBAUGH Head Coach JOHN MATSKO .. COMPILES BEST RECORD yetH Assistant Coach LYNN RANKIN Row 1—Fred Robertson, Wayne Blue, Chris Gaunt, Roger Blough, Louis Mejia, Dave Heiser, Larry Rummel, Angelo Sempeti, Larry Rager. Row 2—Chico Alvarez, Ron Martin, Tim Hyland, Jim Jaber, John Cipora, Jim Driscoll, Bill Parke, Jim Weaver, Ray Rodgers. Row 3—Ted Allison, Don Parke, John Poliacek, Mark Davis, Larry' Varner, John Homer. Dennis Baumbaugh, Bob Walter, Carlos Alvarez, Brian Speicher, George Diehl—Manager. The 1963-64 wrestling team emerged with a fine 6-3 record, the best ever compiled by any of Ferndale-Dale’s mat squads. Several boys ended the season with very good individual records. Larry Varner, the team captain, was tops with an 8-1, while the four other seniors, Carlos Alvarez, Bob Walter, Dennis Baumbaugh, and John Horner also had good seasons and helped the team greatly. The prospects for next year’s squad appear excellent as seven of the varsity boys will be returning. The JV’s also showed some promising talent. We can be proud of the glory which Coach Matsko’s wrestlers brought our school this year and hope that they continue to do as well in future years. 60 I could have danced all night. Brotherly Love?? Captain Varner The high bar broke, so . . . 61 EDITED Editor—Pat Rummel Co-Editors— Advisor—Mr. Schoenwalder _ , . Barb Kisel Cathy Ferg We, the Reflector staff, have tried to present to the students of Ferndale-Dale an outstanding and different yearbook. With the candy machine proceeds, yearbook subscriptions and senior play proceeds enough financial aid was supplied to edit this yearbook. With our advisor, Mr. Schoenwalder, the staff worked during and after school, to complete the yearbook. This issue is intended to bring lasting memories now and in future years. Row 1—Mr. Schoenwalder, Myron Smay, Bonnie Koontz, Janice Blue, Donna Shaffer, Mary Ann Lumnitzer, Earlene Rabel, Ruth Layton, Toni Petrovich. Row 2—Sally Claycomb, Linda Fay, Helen Sottile, Cindy Berkebile, Connie Brant, Carol Constable, Patty Rummel, Mary Lou Ribblett, Barb Kisel. Row 3—Donna Hoffman, Lois Becker, Ted Clites, John Cipora, John Karas, Cathy Ferg, Cathy Duff, Peggy Berkebile. 62 Class editor—Connie Brant Art editor—Lois Becker Photographer—Myron Smay Assistant editor—Janice Blue Assistant editor—Linda Fay Assistant photographer—Ted Clites Feature editor—Donna Shaffer Activities editor—Earlene Rabel Sports editor—John Karas Assistant editor—Ruth Layton Assistant editor—Peggy Berkebile Assistant editor—John Cipora Picture file editor—Bonnie Koontz Typing editor—Helen Sottile Business manager—Carol Constable Assistant editor—Donna Hoffman Assistant editor—Cindy Berkebile Assistant managers—Mary Lou Ribblett and Mary Ann Lumnitzer. YEARBOOK aUOBNT COUNCIL President—Fred Thomas V ice-President—Chuck Mcl I wain This year the Student Council has set as a goal the obtaining of a foreign exchange student for Ferndale-Dale next year. With the supervision of Mr. Allison and leadership of Fred Thomas, the organization has seen quite an active year. The council has worked at earning the required seven hundred dollars for the exchange student by sponsoring various activities throughout the year such as, a tug of war, dime day and the selling of shares of stock on Election Day. The group is comprised of a homeroom representative and alternate. This year students were nominated by their homeroom teacher and then voted on by homeroom members. Secretary—Connie Brant Treasurer—Bud Berkebile 64 rim7 MMr' Alj!.SOn’ Ann M,hal, jk- Artie Wentz, Harry Mangus, Pam Tononi, Debbie Bozich, Connie Berkebile, Kathy Brant, Jimmy Munr Dave Barnes Lundy Jeroy_ Rot, 2-Kathy LaPorte, Mimi Ramsey, joanie Secary, Mary Ann Lumnitzer, Linda III' PVi J3p r l |ene,RabdD Jul'e Cernak- P «r Gossard, Allison Coulter. Row 3-Connie Brant, Bob Wag- Row uegg) v c ' ,Ijrr ’ l“mTlel' Ka,h ’ Patrick. Polly Grove, Dave Schaeffer, Pat Rummel, Fred Thomas. Trexler Joe lick ° Jln' 3Uk n Jones’ Ghuck Berkebile, Tom Apple. Tony Petchar, Larry Amann, Dave Ewig, Greg ClASS REPRES ENFtnVES SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES—Donna Hill, Jack Light, Earlene Rabel, Patty Rummel, Tom Apple, Larry Amann, Joe Riek. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES—Mary Ann Lumnitzer, Linda Fay, Mimi Ramsey, Vaughn Jones, Peggy Berkebile, Gregg Trexler, Tony Petchar, Dave Ewig. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES— Kathy LaPorte, Peggy Gossard, Allison Coulter, Larry Naugle, Bob Wagner, Kathy Petrick. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES —Debbie Bozich, Dave Schaeffer, Tom Carstensen, Polly Grove, Carl Koch, Mark Wissinger. EIGHTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES—Lundy Jeroy, Julie Cernak, Joanie Secary, James Monroe. SEVENTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES—Ann Mi ha lick, Artie Wentz, Harry Mangus, Cathy Brant, Connie Berkebile, Pam Tononi. 65 honored students • • • fWOlMAL HONOR COO Y N.H.S. OFFICERS: Ed Petrick— President, Ruthie Layton—Vice-President, Earlene Rabel—Treasurer. John Karas—Secretary. Designed to reward those students who have achieved an outstanding record in the four standards of the National Honor Society which are character, scholarship, leadership and service, this organization is one of the highest honors that a student of Ferndalc-Dale may receive. The annual induction ceremony was held on February 21. Fourteen juniors and eleven seniors were honored along with the twelve senior members elected the previous year. Row l—Jane Mihalick, Cathy Opeth, John Raysich, Rod Riek, Joel Zahornek, Nancy McClelland, Karen Smay, Cathy Ferg. (absent) Linda Clark. Row 2—Dave Ewig, Linda Fay, Louise Figula. Georgia Layton, Donna Shaffer, Pauline Schech, Sue Meyer, Rose Meyer. Row 3—Jeff Barnes, Joyce Becker, Peggy Berkebile, Ralph Bowman, John Cipora, Carol Constable, Wanda Block, Lois Becker. Row 4—Ed Petrick, Judy Lehman, Sally Claycomb. Helen Sottile, Patty Rummel, Larry Varner, Connie Brant, Ruthie Layton, Cindy Berkebile, John Karas, Barbara Kisel, Earlene Rabel. PRJNJTED P HPEj q Row 1—Jaime Potter, Mimi Ramsey, Louise Figula, Jack Light, Fred Thomas, Joyce Becker, Nancy McClelland, Janet Wirick. Row 2—Mr. Ficco, Linda Bullinger, Susan Newcomb, Linda Fay, Cathy Duff, Helen Sottile, Linda Scott, Ella Goodman. Row $— Fern Harrison, Linda Clark, Sally Claycomb, Mary Ferg, Jane Mihalick, Vaughn Jones, Georgia Layton, Cindy Berkebile. Row 4— Cathy Ferg, Rod Riek, Bob- Fuge, John Raysich, John Karas, Patty Manda, Lois Becker. COURIER, In keeping with a fine tradition the Courier staff gave to the students of Fern-dale-Dale High School very timely editions of our school newspaper. In addition to providing the student with up-to-date news, the Courier staff is to be commended for their well-written, challenging editorials. We are indebted to Mr. Ficco, the advisor, Sally Claycomb and John Karas, the co-editors, and Linda Fay and John Raysich, the co-associate editors for the great success that the Courier enjoyed this year. ADVISOR AND CO-EDITORS Sally Claycomb, Mr. Ficco, John Karas. EDITORS Patty Frambach, Linda Scott, Cathy Ferg, John Raysich, Lois Becker, Joyce Becker, Janet Wirick, Louise Figula, Jane Mihalick, Rod Riek, Linda Fay. 67 REWARDED 68 President—Bob Rokita Vice-President—Tom Guest Secretary—Mike McCall Treasurer—Ed Petrick Under the advisement of Mr. Hyland, the Varsity Club has once again experienced a successful year. Comprised of those boys who have earned an athletic letter for participation in one of Ferndale-Dale’s various sports, the club has a proud tradition. It serves as a goal for many of our beginners in junior high sports. This year the F-Club sponsored their annual dance, the Turkey Trot, at which Mimi Ramsey and Mike McCall reigned as queen and king. Row 1—Mr. Hyland, Tom Apple, Chuck Mcllwain, Myrl Smithson, Bill Kimmick, Chuck Moyer, Art Turner, Dave Schlentner, Bob Walter. Rou 2—Brian Speichcr. John Jerasa, Joe Jacobson, Don Parke, Jeff Barnes, Barry Wright, Bill Dunbar, Jim Mills, Ted Allison. Row 3—Galen Beam, Larry Varner, Ed Petrick, Steve Miske, Dave Ewig, Mike McCall, Tom Guest, DeVon Saintz, John Poliacek, Jim Krape. Row 4—Bob Johnson, Bill Bennett, Delbert Hess, Bob Rokita, Jim Garner, Larry Amann, Tom Miller, Bill Jones, Bob Boast. STUDENTS Row 1- Mr. Hetrick, Wayne Blue, John Keifer, Fred Thomas, Bob Wagner, Tony Penna, Chico Alvarez, Rupert Lux. Row 2— D ck lm Vr, Bud BerkSre Greg Trexler? Bob ' Alliso ' Ernie Fetzer- KoU Ed Petrick- LarrV Varner, John Raysich, Tom Guest. 4 Dave Ewig, Mike McCall, Bill Bennett, Tony Petchar, Ted Ferg, key CUJB The Key Club which is under the sponsorship of the Greater Johnstown Kiwanis Club, kept very active during the school year. Many of the senior members attended luncheons which were served at the Fort Stanwix Hotel. Other projects included the selling of programs at football games, selling refreshments at basketball games and some members served as ushers for the school assemblies. The money made was used to send members to Harrisburg for the Key Club convention. Secretary—Tom Guest Treasurer—Mike McCall Vice-President—Ed Petrick President—Jab Barnes 69 ORGANIZED Row 1—Ruth Layton, Janice Eastlake, Marilyn Gavazzoni, Pauline Schech. Row 2—Carol Kcim, Vickie Croyle, Agnes Layton, Donna Driscoll. Sharon Maschue, Doreen Barkhimer, Nancy Zahoran, Mary Faranda, Sharon Danasko, Carol Fisher. Row 3—Bernice Puzak, Gay Blank. Clarine Hillegass, Linda Erb. Joel Zahornek, Debbie Bozich, Barbara Brown, Janet Wirick, Sue Berardinelli, Bonnie Koontz. Ro.w 4—Kathy Koontz, Linda Fitzpatrick, Paula Mihalick, Pam Hutchinson, Helen Vasalinda, Lyn Croyle, Betty Hody, Peggy Gossard, Linda Custer, Louise Figula, Pauline Hillegass. Row 3—Lora Goehres, Linda Constable, Nadine Pluchinsky, Marian Richter, Shirley Sharbaugh, Patty Kasprzyk, Martha Voytas, Edith Smith, Eileen Lentvorsky, Kathy Biehl. Ron 6—Cheryl Wentz, Delores Mirlovich, Mary Ann Lumnitzer, Joyce Becker. Pat Musulin. Linda Golias, Kathy Sturm, Mary Ann Safko, Sylvia Rokita. Row i—Mimi Ramsey, Donna Hoffman, Michele Burns. Row 2—Rita Buhek, Joanne Vanglarick, Judy Turner, Vivian Burkhard, Connie Kress, Linda Lavely, Cathy Doolittle, Jaime Potter, Christine Frieben, Judy Hershberger. Row 5—Mr. Rich, Sandy Marsh, Linda Russell, Linda Schaeffer, Annabelle Hill, Donna Shaffer, Charlotte McClintock, Regina Crislip, Elsie Edwards, Eileen Paulovich, Fern Harrison. Row 4—Janice Blue, Earlene Rabel, Kitty Callahan. Donna Hill, Betty Good. Debbie Hogan, Diane Diehl. Diane Tononi. Alice Troupe, Beverly Ford, Nancy McClelland. Row 3 Elizabeth Stonebraker, Barbara Geisel. Diane Gill, Jean Gilliland, Marian Strashensky, Sharon Heidorn, Kathy Partsch, Judy Fay, Judy McCreary, Carol Ringler. Row 6—Mary Bouch, Barb Doolittle, Linda Bullinger, Carol Kurtz, Linda Clark, Shirley Stephenson, Sharyn Simonton, Peggy Link, Jackie Ashcom. This year the Pep Club under its new advisor, Mr. Rich and leadership of Pauline Schech has proved that it’s becoming one of the most successful clubs in Ferndale-Dale. The main goal of many of the members was to receive the pep club pin awarded to those who attain a certain number of points. Some of the projects of the organization were to support the teams and cheerleaders by participation in pep assemblies and attending athletic events. Also, the club sponsored a Christmas dance. CLUB Vice-President—Joyce Kirchner President—Pauline Schech Secretary—Linda Fitzpatrick Treasurer—Kathy LaPorte CLUBS PEP CLUB. Row 1—Cindy Espey, Sally Livingston, Kathy LaPorte. Row 2—Carol Constable, Ella Goodman, Linda Scott, Linda Fay, Susan Newcomb, Doris Lambert, Jackie Diehl, Pat Frambach, Janet Becker, Anita Crandle. Row 3—Peggy Knipple, Joyce Kirchner, Kara Lambert, Claudia Constable, Arlene Cramer, Mary Mihalick, Connie Brant, Pat Geiscr, Dorothy Miljanovich, Jackie Daly. Row 4—Diane Pietron, Maxine Bush, Shirley Grove, Linda Johnson, Peggy’ Berke-bile, Betty Van Home, Linda Cooper, Georgia Layton, Cathy Davison, Kathy Petrick, Mary Urbanic. Row 3—Donna Kaley, Sally Minemyer, Cheryl Dimpfl, Jane Mihalick, Cathy Ferg, Lois Becker, Patty Manda, Mary Ferg, Bonnie Wentz, Theresa Voytas. Row 6—Mildred Wagner, Cathy Crowley, Mickie Davis, Linda Brooks, Darlene Bradley, Linda Allshouse, Rita Chanda, Vickie Davis, Marcia Constable. This is one of the most popular of our clubs. Our Nim-rods” and Isaac Waltons” spend much of their club time in learning new regulations pertaining to the various game and fish seasons. The club has as its main objective good sportsmanship. These boys avail themselves of various opportunities to assist local civic and sportsman’s groups in worthy projects. ROD AND GUN President—Bill McGinnis Vice-President—Larry Varner Secretary-Treasurer—Bob Bantly Row i—Mr. Hetrick, Barry Rager, Chris Gaunt, Jim Jaber, Bob Maher, John Poliacek, Dave Heiser, Ricky Rager, Paul Demcoe, Angelo Sempcti. Row 2—Rich Micik, Rick Hilbrecht, Bob Bantly, Joe Smith, Mel Mack, Bob Gomulka, Larry Varner, Chuck Mcllwain, Russ Oaks, Vaughn Jones. Row 3—Chuck Drosjack, Doug Karan, Vic Tononi, Timmy Leberknight, Stan Witek, Richard Murray, Gerry Mizak, Jim Rhoades, Robert Horten. Row 4—Philip Ament, Marshall Rhoades, Phil Sebes. Jim Driscoll, Bill McGinnis, John Little, Barry Youchak, Don Lehman, Sam Imler, Joe Coiner. 71 qpiritbd Row I—Barbara Brown, Polly Grove, Karen Cummings, Christine Gembinski, Elaine Hopkins, Bonnie Droz, Carol Grata. Row 2 —Anita Crandle, Barb Hahn, Susan Newcomb, Jackie Daly, Sharyn Harrison, Mary Pappas, Edith Smith, Emma Sharbaugh. Row 3—Dorothy Miljanovich, Yolanda Yarnovich, Kathy Sturm, Marlene Petchar, Linda Golias, Rita Pappas, Jackie Aschom. Row 4—Marilyn Hyland, Ursla Miller, Janet Becker, Peggy Knipple, Shirley Grove, Kathy Farkas. Row 2-—Carol Trostle, Judy Parrish, Helen Sottile, Alice Teeter, Virginia Miller, Kay Lint, Fern Harrison.. Row 2—Cindy Berkebile, Theresa Voytas, Linda Droz, Barbara Safko, Betty Van Horne, Shari Savering, Cathy Martin, Barb Doolittle. Row 3— Marcia Constable, Linda Cooper, Cheryl Dimpfl, Nancy Yarnovich, Mildred Wagner, Cathy Duff, Patty Geiser. Row 4—Kathv Crowley, Joel McFeathers, Darlene Bradley, Linda Allshouse, Rita Chanda, Carlene Shaffer. 72 Row 1—Linda Constable, Audria Fingerhoot, Brenda Morgan, Alice Troupe, Rosemary Tomasko, Elsie Edwards. Row 2—Lora Goehres, Beverly Ford, Helen Vasalinda, Cheryl Wentz, Margie Daum. Pauline Hillegas, Marilyn Gavazzoni. Row 3—Sally Minemyer, Kathy Stahr, Judy McCreary, Marianne Strashensky, Karen Merberger. Sylvia Rokita, Debbie Harshberger. Row 4— Karen Zimmer, Marlene Yuhas, Annmarie Tomasko, Ella Goodman. Mary Ann Michaels, Frances Mangus, Patty Kasprzyk. One of the most popular of all student activities in which our girls participate is the Y-Teens. Evidence of this is in the fact that we have three groups. They are: Senior Y-Teens, Junior Y-Teens, and the Jackettes. Our groups are very' proud of their affiliation with the Y.W.C.A. In keeping with the traditions of the club the girls sponsored activities that were for benevolent purposes. Y-TEENS OFFICERS. Row 7—Judy Majercsik, Debbie Harshberger, Audria Fingerhoot, Janice Eastlake. Row 2—Nancy McClelland, Judy Fay, Sharon Heidorn. Row 3—Ella Goodman, Helen Sottile, Susan Newcomb, Polly Grove. 73 PLANNED Vice-President—Mary Ann Lumnitzer, Treasurer—Jack Light, Secretary—Joyce Becker, President—Ruth Layton. Under the supervision of their new advisor, Miss Rager and president Ruth Layton, the Future Teachers Club served another active year. The primary objective of this organization is to attract those students who are preparing for a career in the teaching field. Some of the projects of the club included arrangements for a spring trip to Indiana State College and the selling of plastic yearbook covers. Row 1—Michele Burns, Doreen Barkhimer, Nancy Zahoran, Mimi Ramsey, Nadine Pluchinsky, Louise Figula, Ruth Layton, Jeanne Crislip, Barbara Woodruff, Cindy Espey. Row 2—Marty Voytas, Pauline Schech, Mary Ann Lumnitzer, Carol Ringler, Donna Shaffer, Pat Musulin, Joyce Becker, Mary Lou Ribblett, Nancy Warner, Earlene Rabel, Janice Blue. Row 3—Jack Light, Barbara Geisel, Connie Brant, Peggy Berkebile, Pat Frambach, Charlotte McClintock, Linda Bullinger, Sally Claycomb, Donna Hill, Fred Thomas, Debbie Harshberger. Row 4—Linda Scott, Donna Kaley, Arlene Cramer, Jane Mihalick, Rod Riek, Tony Petchar, John Karas, Cathy Ferg, Mary Mihalick, Georgia Layton, Sally Livingston. 74 FUTURES Sue Meyer—secretary, Judy Lehman—president, Doris Lambert—vice-president, Elizabeth Stonebraker—treasurer. For those girls interested in some branch of the medical field the Nurses Club serves as a good background. This year with Judy Lehman as president and Mrs. Ling as advisor, the club has completed many successful projects. Some were candy sales, a trip to Ebensburg State Hospital and School and sending Christmas presents to the children there. A senior student nurse talked at one of the club meetings, also. Row 1—Mrs. Ling, Toni Petrovich, Sue Berardinelli, Lynn Croyle, Fay Replogle, Jeanne Jendrejik, Linda Erb, Gay Blank, Bernice Puzak. Row 2—Betty Hody, Elizabeth Stonebraker, Rose Meyer, Diane Gill, Kitty Callahan, Judy Hershberger, Sue Meyer, Sharyn Simonton, Shirley Stephenson. Row 3—Peggy Link, Doris Lambert, Sherry Mangus, Maxine Bush, Linda Johnson, Kara Lambert, Judy Lehman, Carol Constable. Row 4—Cathy Davison, Carlene Shaffer, Mary Ferg, Linda Brooke, Cathy Opeth, Patty Manda, Donna Hoffman. 75 Row 1—Mr. Rigby, Rupert Lux, Larry Rager, Ricky Rigby, Chico Alvarez, Ray Rodgers, Fred Robertson, Nick Karan. Row 2— Jim Mills, Larry Korlewitz, Bill Dunbar. George Schech, Jim Popchak, Ernie Fetzer, Cloyd Kaufman. Row 3-—Ted Allison, Charles Berkebile, Carlos Alvarez, Bob Dickert, Jack Boast, Bill Parke. Row 4—Don Parke, Mark Davis, Bill Benshoff, John Horner, John Lowes. Bob Walter, Larry Varner. Ferndale-Dale’s Gymnastic Club has again this year proved to be one of our very active organizations. Some of the club’s accomplishments during the year were two play days.” This is when gymnastic ideas and stunts are exchanged between schools. The boys competed at Altoona and a few went to competition at State College. Also, as in years before, our gymnasts prepared and sponsored the annual gym show. President—Carlos Alvarez Secretary-Treasurer—Bob Walter Vice-President—Don Parke Row 1—Mrs. Anderson, Mary Faranda, Jaime Potter, Debbie Bozich, Karen Smay, Doreen Barkhimer, Aggie Layton, Donna Rucosky. Row 2—Kathy Koontz, Nadine Pluchinsky, Jackie Stephens, Nancy McClelland, Paula Mihalick, Linda Fitzpatrick, Patty Drozjack. Row 3—Jean Gilliland, Janice Blue, Donna Ribblett, Rose Meyer, Kathy Partsch, Sharon Heidorn, Judy Fay, Judy IRIS’ The Girls’ Athletic Association was reactivated this year. Their main purposes were to develop the talent for the gym show and to train spotters. These girls spent much time in drilling. Enjoying a very successful first, many of the girls won honors and awards with the group. Mrs. Anderson, the advisor, is to be commended for the fine progress that these girls have made in making the G.A.A. a live-wire” organization. Athletic Association Joyce Kirchner—Vice-President Rose Meyer—Secretary Donna Hill—Treasurer Mimi Ramsey—President LIBRARY CLUB. Row 1—Mrs. Rodgers, John Muchesko Cathv Rr n� t Harr ' Mangus. Row 2—Joel Zahornek, Louise Figula, Bonnie Koonl I ’ J Ct. Winck, Faye Replogle, Linda Erb, Karen Smay, Schech, Paula Mihalick. Row 3—Paulette Ballow, Connie Bram w 15aren Merbcr«er aro1 Constable, Pauline c”«J- «?£! £ ife IS . ' Library Officers Sherry Mangus Carol Constable Faye Replogle Janet Wirick JETS Officers John Raysich Larry Amann Dave Miller Bob Bantly Senior High Math Officers Ted Long Roger Blough Bob Wagner The Library, JET and Math Clubs have added to our extracurricular activities at Ferndale-Dale. Providing those who have an interest in library work, a future in engineering, or a head for mathematics with various projects, these clubs served their purpose. The club advisors have worked well with these three clubs and each has proven that it is becoming more important in our curriculum. SENIOR HIGH MATH. Row 1—Paul Shaffer, David Jones, Bruce Ferg, John Keifer, A1 Coulter, Myron Smay, John Bowser. Row 2—Mrs. Williamson, Audria Fingerhoot, Marlene Yuhas, Bob Wagner, Susan Newcomb, Patty Kaspryzyk, Paula Mihalick. Row 3—Bill Drzal, Marshall Smith, Mark Wissinger, John Cipora, Ted Clites, Ted Long, Roger Blough. JETS CLUB. Row 1—Mr. Alwine, AI Coulter, Sally Claycomb, Larry Rummcl, Bob Wagner, Judy Lehman, John Keifer. Row 2—Bill Drazl, Joe Ieni, Dennis Brown, Vaughn Jones, Bob Bantly, Ted Long, Roger Blough. Row 3—Bob Walter, Larry Varner, Mike McCall, John Karas, Dave Miller, Joe Riek. R0U 4—Dick Imler, Ted Ferg, Jim Garner, Larry Amann, Bill Bennett. SOPHOMORES President: Kathy Pctrick Vice-Pres.: Ted Allison Secretary: Linda Droz Treasurer: Ernie Fetzer 79 FROSTED WINDOWS Did anybody ever find a pearl in a clam? Ted Richard Allison Alvarez Bill James Benshoff Bezek Richard Barbara Brehm Brown Jane Tom Amann Ayres Roger Wayne Blough Blue Dennis Richard Brown Brown Albert Paulette Bader Ballow Jack Terry Boast Bouch Margaret Francis Burkett Burkhard 80 CWOVtLED CfDHA AU £ fs dMl i Vivian Martin Nancy Burkhard Campanelia Chumrik Freida Allison Arlene Cooper Coulter Cramer Mark Paul Diane Davis Demcoe Diehl Donna Linda William Driscoll Droz Drzal Ernest Carol Christine Fetzer Fisher Frieben Michael Betty Margaret Goch Good Gossard Ted Stephen Claudia Clites Confer Constable Regina Diane Linda Crislip Cruickshank Custer Jackie Bill Cathy Diehl Dimpfl Doolittle Robert Cindy Mary Ellis Espey Faranda Christine Georgia Shirley Gembinski Garretson J3ates Carol Dorothy Carol Grata Hahn Hamilton 81 drifted cncjw f! t • J V w' o j Cr v V � . CJ • V; iy It Q fi A 0 WM 1 f 1 10 4 A ' - )V • v '' ( ' 1 JE. n r’ a 'v w y )• ■•''; 'm f • — iA 4 M x TV -- '• V i . 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Caviar again!!??” 84 .JUNIORS Treasurer: Phi! Sebes Secretary: Charles Berkebile Vice-Pres.: Bob Johnson President: Jeff Barnes fCLD ROADS Linda Philip Robert Doreen Jeff Allshouse Ament Bantly Barkhimer Barnes Janet Joyce Charles Peggy Ray Becker Becker Berkebile Berkebile Berkley Mary Ralph Linda Rita Linda Bouch Bowman Brooke Buhek Bui linger Maxine Kitty Dave John John Bush Callahan Callen Cammerata Cipora Galen Beam Wesley Bonner Michele Burns Robert Cislo 86 Hey, Bob, I think you have hit the jackpot. It takes courage to walk down the wrong steps. FRENZIED BUS DRIVERS Daniel Joseph Linda Linda Anita John Cole Coiner Constable Cooper Crandle Crowley Lynette Sharon Mickie Vickie Cathy David Croyle Danasko Davis Davis Davison Diehl George Cheryl Barbara James Charles Elsie Diehl Dimpfl Doolittle Driscoll Drosjack Edwards Linda David Judy Linda Mary Theodore Erb Ewig Fay Fay Ferg Ferg Louise Linda Patricia James Cheryl Barbara Figula Fitzpatrick Frambach Garner Gay Geisel William Diana Jean Linda Betty Bob Geyer Gill Gilliland Golias Grasser Gray BUNDLED CHILDREN Shirley Grove Arthur Harrison Sharon Heidorn Judy Hershberger Annabelle Hill Pauline Hillegass Betty Hody Donna Hoffman Robert Horten George Hutchinson Tim Hyland James Jaber Joe Jacobson Jeanne Jendrejik John Jerasa Linda Johnson Robert Johnson Vaughn Jones William Jones Fred Just Donna Kaley Douglas Karan Stanley Kasprzyk Joyce Kirchner John Klanchar Peggy Knipple Barry Kovach Carol Kwarta John Kwarta Doris Lambert Georgia Layton Tim Leberknight Kay Lint Ray Lint Sally Livingston Ronald Lloyd REDDENED NOSES Mary Ann Janet Lumnitzer I.unko Don Patricia Mangus Manda Karen Richard Merberger Micik Ursla Virginia Miller Miller Daniel Lois Lux Lux Charles Kathryn Markle Martin Jane David Mihalick Miller James Maryann Mills Mulligan Judy Kathleen McCreary McGinnis Sharon Lewis Maschue Mej ia Maxine Thomas Miller Miller Richard Patricia Murray Musulin 89 Mimi, how about another pin for Jim?” ALL ADD Barbara Linda Catherine Ohala O’Neil Opeth Elaine Robert Anthony Partsch Partsch Petchar Mary John John Raspotnik Raspotnik Raysich Rita Donald Judy Pappas Parke Parrish Gary John Muriel Platt Poliacek Ramsey Barry James Faye Reed Reffner Replogle 90 Helpful boys are a blessing. 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(j w) r t -‘ foo ML Ao y UvSL ou IjfCvA W ?t .. ) � Uu. 4) «W 'Iooh'A M.A« Ulk JWjU. - , Oy XOAML UJ W r rtlAyv pHAAOiv . v A Sfu G CUi VJL_ 0.£Wm t. 5OaiA4 f vvft O«� O.0 QQ ( MajOJ Ca .,£. v CO A c v (ij.6iAK x'U.. - )a QaaQA v , ’ tyv AAV SFR1N6 y d A -' WHEN THE IW WALLS ARE FAR BEHfND, NO MATTER, WHERE OUR, PATHS MAY I WIND, WE’LL RE WE WBER, L. .at,.,, v� . UM ffc 0«AA- .ICA.V'V A � v£« V� . VJ COW coy; ALWAYS, GRADUATION CAY.’ AFTER. WfpJTER COMES . .. Row 1— Steve Troyan—Manager, Tom Malisko, Jim Rhoades, Del Hess, Phil Sebes, Gary’ Platt, Art Turner, Chuck Mcllwain. Row 2—Coach Petrore, Jab Barnes, Tom Apple, Bob Johnson, Bob Boast, Steve Miske, Chuck Moyer, John Klancher—Manager. 1963 RECORD FDHS 4 Franklin Opponent 1 0 East Conemaugh 4 2 Johnstown Central 0 4 East Conemaugh 8 11 Franklin 8 5 Johnstown Central 8 8 Westmont Hilltop 1 6 Westmont Hilltop 16 1 Conemaugh Township 1 3 Bishop McCort 7 The Jacket Baseball Squad of 1963 had a fair season, winning four of their ten games. Highlight of the season was an 8-1 win over the Scarlet and Grey of Westmont, the first in more than five years. With five returning lettermen and seven regulars back from last year’s team, this season’s squad, under new Head Coach Thomas Petrore, should enjoy a very successful season in 1964. 96 COACH THOMAS PETRORE TRACK With thirteen lettermen returning, the 1964 edition of Ferndale-Dale's Track Team should be a very successful one. Under their new head coach Wayne Klaum and assistant coach Wayne McKay; the boys will again compete in many of the' area’s big meets, including the Coaches Meet, and the District 6 Meet. Last year Bob Rokita set a new school record in the shotput. We hope that he will keep up the good work and continue to help our squad to victory. BOB ROKITA COACH WAYNE KLAUM The students of Ferndale-Dale should take more interest in this very colorful and exciting sport and support the squad at all the meets. LETTERMEN Row 1—Barry Wright, Galen Beam, Mike McCall, Jim Krape, Chuck Mcllwain, Jim Mills. Row 2—Coach McKay, Tom Guest, Mike Englehart, Jim Garner, Bob Rokita, Tom Miller, Bill Bennett___________Manager, Coach Klaum. Absent when picture was taken— Ed Petrick. 97 GOLF, Rou 1—Jim Bezek, Steve Confer, Jeff Confer. Row 2—John Crowley, John Raysich, Myrl Smithson, Dave Schlentner, Coach Rigby. In the spring, when most young men’s thoughts turn to love, an ambitious group of seven boys head toward the links at Sunnehanna Country Club. These boys comprise the golf team of Ferndale-Dale High School. Having the smallest athletic squad in the school, our boys will enter into competition again this spring. Led by Coach Rigby our team will pit their skills against many area high schools. We wish the team the best of luck this year. 98 Our two Senior Stars, Myrl Smithson and Dave Schlentner (SvjUNnsnce DON PARKE LARRY VARNER CARLOS ALVAREZ The gymnastics program in our school has grown until it is one of the more prominent activities at Ferndale-Dale. Coach Rigby initiated this sport eight years ago, and since then he has produced some of the area’s finest gymnasts. Gymnastics can be divided into skills on five types of apparatus —the mats, the rings, the high bar, the parallel bars, and for the first time this year, the side-horse. This spring four of our gymnasts competed in the state championships. They are: Don Parke, Carlos Alvarez, Bob Walter, and Bob Dickert. We are very proud of these boys and our school’s gymnastic program. GEORGE SCHECH CLOYD KAUFMAN BOB WALTER BOB DICKERT 99 EACH Chorus Director —Mr. Wm. Williams Improving constantly, our Ferndale-Dale High School Chorus has presented us with various performances throughout the year. Beautiful concerts, were given at our annual Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies. In addition to these assemblies, our chorus combined with the Westmont Hilltop Senior High Chorus, sang a concert on March 8. This event was one of the highlights of the year for the group. Also the annual Spring Concert was held and those attending greatly appreciated the program. Ferndale-Dale was represented at County, District and State Music Festivals by various members of the chorus. Congratulations are in hand for Barbara Geisel, as she was selected for the Regional All-State Chorus Festival. 100 ROSTER brings us Toni Petrovich Sue Hipp Linda Erb Faye Replogle Mary Ann Mulligan Janet Wirick Carol Keim Judy Fay Linda Clark Wanda Block Judy Turner Brenda Morgan Donna Hill Judy McCreary Betty Hody Rose Meyer Barbara Geisel Elizabeth Stonebraker Rita Buhek Joyce Kirchner Jackie Ashcom Annmarie Tomasko Pat McDermott Pat Musulin Kathy Stahr Mary Raspotnik Doris Lambert Connie Brant Fred Thomas Timmy Leberknight Carmen Aveni A1 Coulter Donna Kaley Peggy Knipple Bob Ellis Tom Ayres Andy Stager Joe Coiner Ted Clites Connie Kress Mary Ferg Pat Manda Marshall Rhoades Stan Witek Tom Miller Gerry Mizak Georgia Layton Sally Livingston Betty Grasser Bob Fuge Mike Englehart Bill McGinnis John Horner Evan Evans Roberta Teeter ENSEMBLE. Row 1—Judy McCreary, Donna Hill, Joyce Kirchner, Wanda Block, Linda Clark, Judy Fay. Row 2—Rose Meyer, Tim Leberknight, Tom Ayres, , Carmen Aveni, Elizabeth Stonebraker. Row 3—Doris Lambert, Joe Coiner, Bob Fuge, Barbara Geisel. Row 4—Mary Ferg, Mike Englehart, John Horner, Evan Evans, Mary Raspotnik. GIRLS’ TRIO—Judy Fay, Joyce Kirchner, Barbara Geisel. GLEE CLUB. Row 1—Allison Coulter, Angelo Sempeti, Carmen Aveni, Fred Hagerich, Greg Miller, Fred Thomas. Row 2—Ron Lloyd, Joel Leberknight, Timmy Leberknight, Bob Ellis, Ted Long, Dave Callen, Dennis Brown. .Row 3— Ted Clites, Andy Stager, Marshall Rhoades, Joe Coiner. Tom Ayres, Melvin Mack. Row 4—Jin Driscoll, Evan Evans, Mike Englehart, Bob Fuge, Tom Miller. 101 UO WENTSTO SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Fred Reinholtz That's the best elephant joke I’ve heard in a long time. Our distinguished guests. The beginning of a wonderful evening. R£ U.E UBE f j Moments to remember describes our junior-senior prom of last year. Held on Friday, May 10, it followed the traditional pattern of a class dinner at Sunnehanna Country Club with a beautiful dance afterwards. Music svas provided by the Intrigues Music Combo. The evening was filled with happiness and ex citement and many will recall it as a night worth remembering. JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Ed Petrick Arrivals were made with excitement. 103 Dinner was served as we talked and laughed. Reflections of an enchanting night. V TUB LONG- AWfTED DAY President: Ed Petrick Vice-Pres.: Ruth Layton Secretary: Donna Hill Treasurer: Tom Apple 106 CARLOS LOUIS ALVAREZ Dude Middle Taylor Academic Excellent gymnast . . . one of our wrestlers . . . fine commercial artist . . . plans to be a physical education instructor. . . GRADUATION LARRY JAMES AMANN Missey Brownstown Academic RICHARD THOMAS APPLE Peach” Brownstown Commercial Lineman on football team . . . earned a letter on the gridiron . . . looks great in a kilt . . . intends to become an architect. Varsity club member . . . halfback on football team . . . has a way with girls . . . hopes to join Air Force. JACQUELYN GLORIA ASHCOM Jack” Ferndale Commercial Faithful chorus member . . . likes to dance . . . Y-Teens member . . . plans to become an advertising artist. CARMEN JOSEPH AVENI Carm” Dale Academic Plays a Hot piano . . . wavy black hair . . . loses sleep playing in his band . . . hopes to work in the field of electronics. DENNIS VANCE BAUMBAUGH Den Ferndale Academic Member of wrestling squad . . . one of the shy seniors . . . hopes to make engineering his career. 107 Greg Academic Femdale Lo” Academic Femdale One of the popular guys . . . always a plug for someone's pranks—usually Larry's . . . enjoys night life . . . future pharmacist. Art editor of Courier and Reflector . . . has a smile for all . . . fflendly and jovial . . . sometimes called Camille . . . future nurse. Bill” Lorain Academic Basketball manager . . . active in JETS club . . . has many friends . . . stagehand in senior plays . . . teaching is his future career. SUZANNE BERNADETTE BERARDINELLI Sue Dale Commercial Very friendly . . . proves good things come in small packages . . . future lies in interior decorating. CINDY LOUISE BERKEBILE Cindy” Lorain Commercial Member of NHS . . . usually seen with Wanda . . . takes her school work seriously . . . FDHS's Girl of the Month . . . ambition teacher. GAYNILE BLANK Gay Dale Commercial Petite and pleasing . . . quiet—but not always . . . Sue's constant companion . . . future includes interior decorating. 108 WANDA LEE BLOCK Froggy Dale Academic Nice person to know . . faithful band member . . . studies diligently . . . future lies in the field of religion. JANICE IONE BLUE •'Blue- Middle Taylor Academic Enjoys the fun in the Reflector room . . . happy-go-lucky • • • v0‘ces hcr opinion . . . never a dull moment . . . future teacher. ROBERT EARL BOAST Blubs” Middle Taylor Commercial Member of football team . . . always ready to voice his opinion . . . plans his future in the Navy. SHERRY ANN BOWMAN Sherry” Lorain Commercial Lively when w'ith friends . . . member of Y-Teens . - - hails from Lorain . . . will be a secretary. DARLENE ANN BRADLEY Dar Ferndale Commercial Tall and friendly . . . quiet . . . cute smile . . . works at bakery . . . hopes to become a secretary. CONNIE MARLENE BRANT Connie Ferndale Academic Secretary of Student Council . . . witty . . . class editor of Reflector . . . fast talker . . . future in the field of teaching. 109 RITA MARLENE CHANDA Rita Brownstown Commercial Known to all . . . has wild sense of humor . . . seldom serious . . . had role in senior plays . . . future beautician. CAROL JEAN CONSTABLE Carol” Lorain Academic Leads assembly group . . . friendly to all . . . handles Reflector funds . . . ambition—nurse, of course. LINDA LOUISE CLARK TK” Ferndale Academic Great sense of humor . . . adds life to any crowd . . . swimming instructor at YWCA . . . nursing is her career. SARA JANE CLAYCOMB Sal” Ferndale Academic Excellent seamstress . . . Co-editor of Courier . . . always dependable . . . active in Johnstown symphony ... future in biological research. JACQUELINE LEE DALY Jackie Dale Commercial Lives carefree life . . . stylish dresser . . . enjoys weekends more than weekdays . . . plans to be a secretary. CREDE WILLIAM DAVIS Bill” Ferndale Commercial Quiet until you know him . . . good person to have as a friend . . . student assistant to Mr. Slick . . . future undecided. I 10 DONALD ALLEN DIEHL Don Dale General Plays bass clarinet in band . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . went to County Band . . . hopes to join Navy. ROBERT CHARLES DICKERT Bob” Dale Commercial Able gymnast . . . hangs out at Dale Dairy Dell . . . plans a career in the Navy. CATHY LEE DUFF Duffy Ferndale Commercial Budding artist . . . Reflector typist . . . member of work program . . . plans to be a secretary. WILLIAM IVAN DUNBAR Bill Dale Commercial Another Bob Cousey . . . drives a flashy red Chevy . . . enjoys gymnastics . . . future undecided. JANICE LOUISE EASTLAKE Jan Lorain Commercial Co-captain of the cheerleaders ... a friend to all . . . always on the go . . . future secretary. MARYANN EDWARDS “Mandy” Ferndale Commercial Transfer from Johnstown High in junior year . . . quiet ... a nice person to know . . . plans for the future undecided. Ill MICHAEL ROBERT ENGLEHART Mike” Ferndale General Drummer in the band . . . usually seen at the Canteen . . . Vice-President of Canteen . . . future announcer. EVAN LEWIS EVANS III Ev” Dale Academic Leads the band . . . has a deep, deep, voice . . . one of Mr. Williams faithfuls . . . future undecided. BEVERLY JEAN FORD Bev Dale Commercial Future lies in Commercial field . . . has her regular gang . . . usually seen on top floor of building. ROBERT CHARLES FUGE Bob” Ferndale Academic Always has a witty remark . . . best friend one can have . . . first of a long line to come . . . intends to become a social worker. CATHY GRACE FERG Cathy Ferndale Academic Ffas her sights set on a teaching career . . . associate editor of Reflector . . . willing to lend a helping hand. MARILYN DOLORES GAVAZZONI Marilyn Ferndale Commercial Asset to cheerleaders . . . has a big smile for everyone . . . hopes for a secretarial career. 112 LORA ANN GOEHRES Lora” Ferndale Academic One of our majorettes . . . sharp on the dance floor . . . Miss AAABA candidate . . . wants to become a teacher. ROBERT WALTER GOMULKA Harry” Lorain Commercial Always ready to play a joke . . . happy . . . likes the outdoors . . . ambition— to be a social worker. SARAH ELIZABETH GOODMAN Sarah” Ferndale Commercial Usually found in guidance office . . . only a soft voice betrays her presence . . . plans to be a nurse. THOMAS WILBUR GUEST Tom” Lorain Academic At home on the football field . . . friend to all . . . lettered in sophomore year . . . hopes to become a teacher. BARBARA JEAN HAHN Barb” Brownstown Commercial A Brownstown blonde . . . always smiling . . . unusual hair style . . . future secretary . . . always seen with Mary. BENJAMIN ROBERT HARE Moe Lorain Commercial Quiet and shy . . . can be a lot of fun . . . member of Rod and Gun Club . . . hopes to be a mechanic. 113 FLORA FERN HARRISON Fern Middle Taylor Commercial Head majorette . . . easy on the eyes . . . a friend to all . . . future secretary. DAVID ANDREW HEISER Butch” Dale Academic Friendly smile . . . has a great sense of humor . . . hopes to be a chiropractor. DONNA MARIE HILL Donna Dale Academic Music is her career . . . FDHS' representative at All-State Band . . . well-liked by everyone ... a friend to the end. JOHN BOYD HORNER John Dale General Varsity wrestler . . . full of tricks . . . often seen at the store . . . future plans undecided. RICK LYNN HILBRECHT Rick Dale Commercial One of the Dale gang ... a great pal . . . never in a hurry . . . plans to enter the Air Force. GALEN IVAN HOWARD Galen Ferndale Academic Likes to work with cars . . . drives a convertible . . . blushes easily . . . his future is undecided. 114 RICHARD DAVID IMLER Im’s” Ferndale Academic Studious . . . member of the Jets Club . . . enjoys cars . . . hopes to become an engineer in the future. JOSEPH PAUL IVOCK Joe Dale General Always found around Mock's at lunch time t . . slow-moving . . . usually joking . . . future is undecided. JOHN RICHARD KARAS Johnny Ferndale Academic Sports Editor of Reflector . . . Co-Editor of Courier . . . always ready to have a good time . . . highly excitable . . . future mortician. CLOYD ROBERT KAUFMAN El Clod Ferndale Academic Possesses a devilish grin . . • enjoys gymnastic program . . . has a different car everytime you see him . . . future steeplechaser. WILLIAM HENRY KIMMICK Kerns Ferndale General Always joking ... is positive that study is a waste of time . . . future is undecided. BARBARA ANN KISEL Barb Lorain Academic Dancing is her favorite . . . associate editor of Reflector . . . works at hospital . . . future nurse. 115 CLAUDINE JOYCE KNIPPLE Claudia Dale Commercial Pleasing and friendly . . . pert and pretty . . . transferred in junior year . . . future is undecided. BONITA LOUISE KOONTZ Bonnie Lorain Academic Small and friendly . . . usually seen at Canteen . . . nice person to have as a friend . . . future nurse. JAMES BARRY KRAPE Snake Dale Academic End on football team . . . plans to be a herpetologist • . • stars in track . . . active member of Varsity Club. KARA ELLENE LAMBERT Kara” Femdale Academic Full of giggles . . . friendly to all . . . avid sports fan . . . pretty brown eyes . . . future nurse. RUTH MARIE LAYTON Ruthie Ferndale Academic Vice-President of NHS . . . leads cheerleaders . . . always has an encouraging word . . . her future lies in the art field. JUDITH ANN LEHMAN Judy Ferndale Academic Has a reserved place on the honor roll . . . future physical therapist . . . school works comes first . . . will argue with anyone. 116 JOHN DAUGHERTY LIGHT Jack Ferndale Academic Can imitate anyone . . . always seen with a big grin . . . loves the diamond sport . . . future school psychologist. MICHAEL PAUL McCALL Mike” Ferndale Academic Shy and innocent . . . loves all sports . . . won Windber Stadium Award . . . fun to know . . . future doctor. NANCY ANN McCLELLAND Nan” Ferndale Commercial Typist for Courier . . . joined FDFfS in junior year . . . toots a flute . . . ambition secretary. EILEEN JOANN LENTVORSKY Eileen” Middle Taylor Commercial Usually seen in Commercial department . . . pretty smile ... a friend worth having . . . future secretary. MARGARET CAROL LINK Peggy” Ferndale Academic Easy to get along with . . . quiet until you know her . . . future nurse. PATRICIA ANN McDERMOTT Pat Brownstown Commercial Flirtatious . . . will try anything once . . . worriless . . . plans to be a nurse. 117 WILLIAM JOHN MAJER Bill Middle Taylor Commercial Sports a crewcut . . . hails from the hill . . . study is his favorite period . . . future body mechanic. JOSEPH WILLIAM MAJERCSIK Joe” Brownstown Commercial Always smiling . . . house painter . . . has many friends . . . plans to be a diesel engineer. MELVIN EUGENE MACK King” Ferndale Commercial Loves to play basketball . . . collects records . . . never stays in one place . . . future undecided. SHERRY LEE MANGUS Sher” Lorain Academic Keen sense of humor . . . usherette . . . librarian . . . good-natured . . . hopes to become a nurse. FLOYD GEORGE McGINNIS Bill Middle Taylor Academic Dreads going to class . . . easy going . . . never has much to say . . . student director of senior play . . . future agriculturalist. CHARLES RODGER McILWAIN Bull” Ferndale Academic Class wit . . . seen speeding through the borough on motor scooter . . . runs cross-country . . . ambition a doctor. 118 ROBERT WAYNE MARSH Bob” Ferndale Commercial Grease-monkey at Thomas’ . . . hot-rodder . . . neat grin . . . future auto mechanic. ANITA SUE MEYER Sue Dale Academic Quite intelligent . . . good-natured . . . popular . . . pleasing personality . . . future nurse. JAMES RICHARD MAZEY Jim Dale General Collects lipstick . . . loves to tease the girls . . . owns a rag top . . . future auto mechanic. DOROTHY JUNE MILJANOVICH Mikie” Ferndale Commercial Can’t seem to keep her mind on school-work . . . easy-going . . . hopes to become a secretary. ROSE EILEEN MEYER Rose” E ale Academic Full of vigor and vim . . . screaming sports fan . . . willing worker . . . aims to please . . . plans to be a nurse. THOMAS LYNN MILLER Miller” Dale Commercial Not a bit shy . . . never worries . . . possesses an impish grin . . . future IBM operator. 119 EDWARD JOHN MISKE Ed Middle Taylor Academic Quiet personality . . . good-natured . . . curly top . . . future electronics technician. FRANCIS WALTER MORROW Francis Dale Socio-Occupational Curriculum GERALD EDWARD MIZAK Jerry Brownstown Commercial Loafs in spare time . . . usually quiet . . . shy-a-wee bit . . . plans to be a commercial artist. CHARLES RAYMOND MOYER Chuck Ferndale Commercial Likes to play baseball . . . enjoys records . . wavy black hair ... has no time for school . . . future is undecided. BRENDA KAY MORGAN Morgs Dale Academic Keeps up with the latest news . . . interests lie outside school . . . blueeyed blonde . . . future X-ray technician. MARY POMPEII PAPPAS Mary Brownstown Commercial Long black hair . . . starred in junior play . . . always smiling . . . future secretary. 120 KATHLEEN AGNES PARTSCH Kathy” Brownstown Commercial Quiet, sensible, and sincere . . . great sports girl . . . participated in girls' basketball . . . future typist. EDWARD JOHN PETRICK, JR. Ed Dale Academic Top man in many organizations . . . consistently on honor roll . . . has a great personality . . . future doctor. ANTOINETTE LOUISE PETROVICH 'Toni” Lorain Academic Another small senior . . . talkative and good-natured . . . enjoys dancing . . . hopes to become a nurse. BERNICE ANN PUZAK EARLENE MARIE RABEL JAMES MILO REESEY Puz Brownstown Commercial Keeps classroom, in high spirits . . . small—but lively . . . fun to know . . . ambition secretary. Rabel” Lorain Academic High-stepping majorette . . . activities editor of Reflector . . . warm broad smile . . • future lady in white. Jim Dale General Usually seen with Don . . . freckles galore . . . likes to work in shop . . . plans to enter the Air Force. 121 RAYMOND STEPHEN RHEEL Zippy Dale General Conies only half day . . . has courses memorized ... is a good friend to have . . . one of the Dale gang . . . future undecided. JOSEPH GEORGE RIEK Joe” Brownstown Academic Shines when it comes to math . . . quiet and shy . . . great person to have as a friend . . . hopes to become an electronic technician. JAMES WARREN RHOADES The Juvenile Femdale Commercial Makes journey from top the hill each morning . . . enjoys baseball ... a little on the quiet side . . . ambition is to be an office worker. MARSHALL A. RHOADES Marsh” Dale Academic Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . quiet . . . wild driver . . . future lies in the Marines. ROBERT DWAYNE RIEK Bob” Dale . Commercial One of the boys at the Dale Dairy Dell . . . has a different sense of humor . . . will join the Air Force. RICHARD LYNN ROBERTSON Quickie” Middle Taylor Commercial One of the Middle Taylor gang . . . always laughing . . . fun to be with . . . future lies in the Air Force. 122 ROBERT EDWARD ROKITA Zack Middle Taylor Academic One of the better football players . . . excellent at shot-put . . . member of Varsity Club . . . Tribune Democrat winner . . . ambition teacher. PATRICIA ANN RUMMEL Pat Middle Taylor Academic Capable editor of Reflector ... a kind word for everyone ... a great girl . . . shy, but not always . . . nursing is her career. DONNA MARIE RUCOSKY LARRY GENE RUMMEL Donna Ferndalc Commercial Short and sweet . . . cute smile . . . popular majorette . . . lets nothing bother her . . . secretarial career. Larry” Dale Academic Quiet . . . nice person to know . . . often seen at the Canteen . . . ambition lies in the field of optometry. DEVON RAYMOND SAINTZ Heffer Middle Taylor Commercial A good sport . . . always where the fun is . . .. doesn't like books . . . future is undecided. LAWRENCE GERALD SAINTZ Big Daddy Lorain Commercial Hates to be rushed . . . prefers weekends to school days . . . hails from Lorain . . . plans to be an auto mechanic. 123 Saros Middle Taylor Academic Very quiet . . . lets nothing bother him . . . blonde . . . hopes to work in the field of education. Glenn'' Femdale Academic Talented doodlcr . . . hardly ever leaves his house . . . will endorse anything built by the Chrysler Corporation . . . future auto stylist. Chink” Dale General Loves gymnastics . . . carefree . . . easy to get along with . . . plans a career in the Marines. PAULINE VIRGINIA SCHECH Polly Dale Academic Helpful addition to the cheerleaders . . . nice to know ... not a bit shy . . . friendly and lively . . . future physical education teacher. DAVID PAUL SCHLENTNER Schlents Ferndale Academic Future Arnold Palmer . . . always ready to play a joke . . . has many friends . . . wants to become an architect. CARLENE ANN SHAFFER Carlene Dale Academic Always dependable . . . quiet and studious . . . fun to be with . . . likes to play tennis . . . future lies in the field of nursing. 124 DONNA LOUISE SHAFFER Donna Ferndale Academic Feature editor of Reflector . . . has a great sense of humor . . . pretty hair . . . hopes to be a nurse. JOSEPH MARTIN SMITH Joe Middle Taylor Commercial Hobby is cars . . . tall and thin ... enjoys gym class . . . hopes to join Navy after graduation. SHARYN ANN SIMONTON Sharyn Ferndale Academic Likes to play softball and basketball . . . happy-go-lucky . . . well liked by students and teachers . . . future lies in the field of nursing. EDITH LOUISE SMITH Eddie Middle Taylor Commercial Journeys from Middle Taylor every day . . . talkative . . . pleasing smile . . . intends to be a housewife. KAREN LEE SMAY Karen Lorain Academic Willing worker . . . loves horses . . . good artist . . . kind to all . . . future is undecided. MYRL QUILLEY SMITHSON Butch Brownstown Academic Likes to tease . . . enjoys gymnastics . . . shy, until you know him . . . plans to be an art teacher. 125 HELEN SOTTII.E ANDREW WILLIAM STAGER Helen Dale Commercial A friend to all . . . boss of Reflector typists . . . pretty ... a nice smile . . . ready and willing worker . . . future stenographer. Judge” Dale General Likes to work with cars . . . always ready with a wisecrack . . . says there are better things to do than study . . . ambition is to become an auto mechanic. SHIRLEY ANN STEPHENSON HERSCHEL FRED THOMAS III Shirley Ferndale Commercial Another woman driver making the roads hazardous . . . always smiling . . . seen in Mr. Allison's office working . . . a future practical nurse. Freddie Ferndale Academic Head of Student Government . . . plays saxophone in the band . . . blonde, curly hair . . . sometimes serious . . . future elementary teacher. ROBERT ALAN STEPHENSON Bob Ferndale Academic Likes to play baseball . . . well mannered ... a little on the shy side ... a good person to have as a friend . . . future lies in the field of education. ARTHUR HARRY TURNER Hap Dale Commercial Likes to joke around . . . studies come second . . . carefree, with a sense of humor . . . future IBM operator. 126 ROBERT WAYNE WALTER 'Bob” Dale Academic Nice person to know . . . athletically inclined . . . believes gymnastics is life . . . very witty . . . future plans are undecided. BETTY ANN VAN HORNE Betty” Dale Commercial Quiet—but wait till you know her . . . always giggling . . . friendly . . . plans to be a beautician. LAWRENCE NORMAN VARNER Larry” Ferndale Academic The principal's son . . . known and liked by all . . . will tease anyone, especially Beale . . . witty . . . future doctor. THERESA LOUISE VOYTAS Theresa” Middle Taylor Commercial Captivating smile . . . likes to dance . , . makes a neat appearance . . . future is undecided. STANLEY JOSEPH WITEK Bud” Brownstown Commercial Quiet and shy . . . tall and slender . . . lets things run their course . . . future is undecided. LARRY PAUL WARNER Hawk” Dale Commercial Has big record collection . . . carefree fellow . . . wavy blonde hair . . . hopes for a career in radio and television. 127 “Dream Team' Lunch time at the store Time out for fun in the snow. Mowing the snow!! ? ?' Do you have an extra nickel?’ Distilled water!!?? 'Just think what Mrs. Rodgers will say. 'That's right, send out two Beatle albums and a Hi-Fi!” Small-scale dreamhouse You can’t get Brownie points for tampering with the principal’s car. ONE DAY A HUSH WILL FALL, THE FOOTSTEPS OF US ALL WILL ECHO DOWN THE HALL AND DISAPPEAR , BUT AC WE SADLY START OUR JOURNEVS FAR APART A PART OF EVERY HEART WILL UNSER HERE. g£NIOb DIRECTORY ALVAREZ. CARLOS R. D. 1 Box 101-A Boys’ Pep Club 3; Chorus 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4— President 4; Prom Committee; Ring Committee; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2; Sophomore Play—Actor; Senior Play—Stagehand; Track 1; Varsity Club 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. AMANN, LARRY 140 Anthony Street Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Jets Club 4—Vice-President 4; Prom Committee; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play —Stagehand; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. APPLE. RICHARD 130 Gilbert Street Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Pep Club 3; Class Officer—Vice-President 2—Treasurer 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4—Co-Captain 4; Senior Play—Stagehand; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. ASHCOM, JACQUELYN 553 Glen wood Avenue Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 3; Junior Play—Committee; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Play—Actress; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. AVF.NI, CARMEN 913 Lina Street Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 4; Chess Club 1; Future Teachers’ Club 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Jets Club 4; Senior Play—Stagehand. BAUMBAUGH. DENNIS 815 Vickroy Avenue Boys’ Pep Club 3; Cross Country 4; Rod and Gun Club ‘1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. BEALE. GREGORY 503 Gleenwood Avenue Band 1; Football 1, 2; Golf 2, 3; Student Council 3- BfCKFtt. I.OIS 719 Summit Avenue Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Courier 2, 3, 4—Art Editor 3, 4; Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play—Actress; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; REFLECTOR—Art Editor 4; Senior Play—Actress; Sophomore Play—Actress. BENNETT, WILLIAM 367 Sam Street Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Pep Club 3; Courier 3; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Jets Club 3, 4; Junior Play—Stagehand; Key Club 4; Prom Committee; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Senior Play—Stagehand; Sophomore Play—Stagehand; Track 2, 4; Track Manager 3; Varsity Club 4. BERARDINELLI. SUZANNE 213 David Street Chorus 1; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. BERKEBILE, CINDY 338 Oakland Avenue Color Guard 2; Courier 4; Girl-of-the-Month 4; Junior Play—Commitee; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; REFLECTOR—Typist 4; Senior Play— Actress; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. BLANK. GAYNILE 136 Arthur Street Chorus 1; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2—Secretary 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3; Sophomore Play—Actress. BLOCK. WANDA 327 Arthur Street Advanced Seminar for Able Youth 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; County Band 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Mixed Ensemble 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Band 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 3; Student Council 3. BLUE, JANICE R. D. 1 Box 127-A Band 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band 2; Future Teachers' Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 4; Girls’ Basketball 3; Junior Play—Actress; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; REFLECTOR—Assistant Editor 4; Senior Play—Committee; Sophomore Play— Actress; Stage Band 3, 4. BOAST, ROBERT R? D. 1 Box 238-B Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. BOWMAN, SHERRY 615 Woodland Avenue Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. BRADLEY, DARLENE 608 Ferndale Avenue Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. BRANT, CONNIE 822 Ferndale Avenue Advanced Seminar for Able Youth 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 3; Courier 3; Future Nurses’ Club 2; Future Teachers’ Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play—Actress; Junior Y-7eens 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; REFLECTOR—Assistant Class Editor 3—Class Editor 4; Senior Play— Actress; Sophomore Play—Actress; Student Council 4—Secretary 4; Usherette 3. CHANDA. RITA 109 Gilbert Street Courier 3, 4; Future Nurses’ Club 2; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 2; Pep Club 4; Senior Play—Actress; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. CLARK. LINDA 429 Summit Avenue Chorus 2, 3, 4; Courier 3, 4; Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4—Corresponding Secretary 3; Future Teachers’ Club 3; Junior Play— Actress; Junior Y-Teens 1; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 3, 4; REFLECTOR 4; Senior Play—Actress; Senior Y-Teens 4; Usherette 3, 4. CLAYCOMB, SALLY 635 Vickroy Avenue Advanced Seminar for Able Youth 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4—President 4; County Band 2, 3, 4; Courier 2, 3, 4—Assistant Editor 3— Co-Editor 4; District Band 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4; Jets Club 4; Johnstown College Scholastic Quiz—Alternate; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2—Vice-President 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; REFLECTOR—Typist 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4. CONSTABLE, CAROL 220 Diamond Street Chorus 2, 3; Future Nurses’ Club 3, 4; Junior Play—Prompter; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4—President 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee; REFLECTOR—Business Manager 3, 4; Senior Play—Coordinator; Senior Y-Teens 3. DALY, JACQUELINE 26l David Street Band 1, 2; Girls’ Basketball 3; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Band 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Stage Band 3. DAVIS, WILLIAM 518 Ferndale Avenue Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DIEHL, DONALD 689 Von Lunen Road Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1; County Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3. DICKERT, ROBERT 619 Bedford Street Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DUFF, CATHY 813 Vickroy Avenue Courier 3, 4—Typist; Junior Play—Committee; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; REFLECTOR —Typist 4; Senior Play—Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Sophomore Play—Committee. DUNBAR, WILLIAM 103 Arthur Street Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. EASTLAKE. JANICE 544 Oakland Avenue Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4—Co-Captain 4; Class Officer—Treasurer 2; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2—Treasurer 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4—Secretary 3—Vice-President 4; Sophomore Play—Actress. EDWARDS, MARYANN 535 Vickroy Avenue Band 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Play— Actress. ENGLEHART, MIKE 501 Femdale Avenue Band 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. EVANS, EVAN 911 Bedford Street Band 4; Chorus 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Junior Play—Actor; Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 3; Senior Play— Actor; Student Council 1. FERG, CATHY 416 Vickroy Avenue Band 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band 2; Courier 2, 3, 4; District Band 3, 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4; Junior Play—Actress; Junior Y-Teens 1; National Honor Society 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; REFLECTOR —Associate Co-Editor 4; Senior Play— Actress; Sophomore Play—Actress. FORD, BEVERLY 937 Lemon Street Chorus 1; Dramatics 1; Junior Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. FUGE, ROBERT 500 Vickroy Avenue Boys’ Pep Club 3; Chorus 2, 4; Courier 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Junior Play—Actor; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 4; Senior Play— Actor; Sophomore Play—Actor. GAVAZZONI, MARILYN 830 Harlan Avenue Cheerleader lr 2, 3, 4; Class Officer— Secretary 2; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play—Actress; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. GOEHRES, LORA 538 Summit Avenue Band 1; Chorus 3; Junior Play—Committee; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 4; Library Club 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play—Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Sophomore Play— Actress. GOMULKA, ROBERT 205 Oakland Avenue Gymnastics Club 1, 2; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GOODMAN, SARAH 501 Ferndale Avenue Future Nurses’ Club 3, 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. GUEST, TOM 536 Carnation Street Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4—Treasurer 4; Rod and Gun Club 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4—Vice-President 4. HAHN, BARBARA 65 Albany Street Courier 4—Typist; Junior Play—Committee; Prom Committee; Senior Play— Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. HARE, ROBERT 515 Carnation Street Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRISON, FERN R. D. 1 Box 118 Courier 3, 4—Typist; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4—Head Majorette 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Prom Committee; Senior Play—Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. HEISER, DAVID 613 Bedford Street Boys’ Glee Club 4; Cross Country 4; Rod and Gun Club 2, 4; Track 4; Wrestling 3, 4. HILBRECHT, RICK 742 McMillen Street Gymnastics 1; Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, 4. HILL, DONNA 657 Bedford Street Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Class Officer— Treasurer 3—Secretary 4; County Band 2, 3; District Band 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers' Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 4—Treasurer 4; Girls Basketball 2, 3; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Prom Committee; Regional Band 3, 4; Sophomore Play—Prompter; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; State Band 4; Student Council 4. HORNER, JOHN 1322V2 Arthur Street Chorus 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 2, 3; Senior Play—Stagehand; Sophomore Play—Actor; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD, GALEN 917 Boston Street Junior Play—Stagehand; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Play—Stagehand. IMLER, RICHARD 526 Clay Street Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Jets Club 3, 4; Junior Play—Stagehand; Key Club 2, 3, 4—President 3. IVOCK, JOSEPH R. 110 Hummel Street Gymnastics 1; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2. KARAS, JOHN 701 Glen wood Avenue Advanced Seminar for Able Youth 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Pep Club 3; Courier 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor 3—Co-Editor 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4; Jets Club 4; Junior Play—Actor; National Honor Society 3, 4— Secretary 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; REFLECTOR —Sports Editor 4; Ring Committee; Senior Play—Actor; Sophomore Play—Actor. KAUFMAN, CLOYD 600 Ferndale Avenue Golf 3; Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KIMMICK, WILLIAM 905 Boston Street Varsity Club 3, 4. KISEL, BARBARA 213 Diamond Street Betty ’Crocker Homemaking Award 4; Chorus 2; Courier 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2, 3; Library Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; REFLECTOR—Associate Co-Editor 4; Senior Play—Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Usherette 3, 4. KNIPPLE, CLAUDIA 329 Cliff Street KOONTZ, BONNIE 434 Terry Street Chorus 2, 3; Courier 3; Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 3, 4; Library Club 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Senior Play—Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Usherette 3, 4. KRAPE, JAMES 920 Bedford Street Football 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 1, 2; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Play—Stage-land; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. LAMBERT, KARA 804 Vickroy Avenue Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Senior Play—Committee. LAYTON, RUTH 635 Femdale Avenue Advanced Seminar for Able Youth 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4—Captain 4; Class Officer —Secretary 3—Vice-President 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4—President 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2—Secretary-Treasurer 2; Junior Play—Actress; National Honor Society 3, 4—Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; REFLECTOR—Assistant Features Editor 4; Senior Play—Committee; Sophomore Play—Actress. 139 LEHMAN. JL'DITH 380 Plainfield Avenue Advanced Seminar for Able Youth 2; Courier 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4—Vice-President 3—President 4; Jets Club 4; Junior Play—Actress; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club I; REFLECTOR—Assistant Features Editor 3; Senior Y-Teens 3; Sophomore Play—Actress. LENTVORSKY, EILEEN R. D. 1 Box 294 Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Oub 2, 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. LIGHT, JOHN 530 Ferndale Avenue Baseball 1, 2, 4; Boys Glee Club 3; Courier 3, 4; Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, 4—Treasurer 4; Junior Play—Actor; Rod and Gun Club 1; Senior Play—Actor; Sophomore Play—Actor; Student Council 4. LINK, MARGARET 296 Goucher Street Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play— Actress; Pep Club 1, 4; Senior Play—Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. McCALL. MICHAEL 558 Margaret Street Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4—-Co-Captain 4; Jets Club 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4—Vice-President 4; Prom Committee; Senior Play—Actor; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4—Secretary 4. McClelland, nancy 721 Glen wood Avenue Band 3, 4; Courier 4—Typing Editor 4; G.A.A. 4; Junior Play—Actress; National Honor Society 4; Pep Band 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Play—Actress; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4—Secretary 4. McDermott, Patricia 166 Froan Street Chorus 3, 4; G.A.A. 4; Junior Play— Actress; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Senior Play— Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. McGinnis, floyd R. D. 1 Box 100 Chorus 4; junior Play—Actor; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4—President 4; Senior Play—Actor. McILWAIN, CHARLES 320 Hystone Avenue Cross Country 3, 4; Football 1; Future Teachers' Club 3; Gymnastics Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 1; Student Council 4—Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. MACK, MELVIN 720 Summit Avenue Boys’ Glee Club 4; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 4. MAJER, WILLIAM R. D. 1 Box 239 Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. MAJERCSIK, JOSEPH 114 Kartes Street Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MANGUS, SHERRY 429 Valley Street Chorus 2; Courier 3; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2. 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4. Treasurer 4; Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play—Prompter; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. MARSH. ROBERT R. 421 Ferndale Avenue Football 1, 2; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play—Stagehand. MAZEY, JAMES 823 Bedford Street Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, 4. MEYER, ROSE 718 Pick worth Street Nurses’ Club 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 4—Secretary 4; Girls’ Basketball 2; Junior Play—Committee; County Chorus 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2—Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 4; Sophomore Play—Actress; Student Council 2, 3. MEYER, SUE 719 Pickworth Street Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4—Secretary 4; Future Teachers’ Club 3; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2—Officer 1; National Honor Society 4. MILJANOVICH, DOROTHY 831 Harlan Avenue Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. MILLER. THOMAS 195 David Street Chess Club 1; Chorus 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 4. MISKE, EDWARD R. D. 1 Box 226 Football 2; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. MIZAK, GERALD 328 Troy Street Chorus 4; Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, 4. MORGAN, BRENDA 917 Bedford Street Chorus 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses’ Club 2; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. MOYER, CHARLES 724 Ferndale Avenue Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. PAPPAS, MARY 380 Habicht Street Courier 3—Typist; Junior Play—Actress; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2—Program Chairman 2; Senior Play—Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4—Interclub Council Representative 3; Sophomore Play—Actress. PARTSCH. KATHLEEN 303 Troy Street G.A.A. 4; Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. PETRICK, EDWARD 746 McMillen Street Advanced Work Seminar for Able Youth 3; Chess Club 1; Class Officer—President 2, 3, 4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics Club 2; Johnstown Scholastic Quiz 4; Key Club 3, 4—Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, 4—President 4; Sophomore Play—Actor; Student Council 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4—Treasurer 4; Wrestling 2. PETROVICH, ANTOINETTE 272 View Street Chorus 2, 3; Courier 3; Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 2, 3; Library Club 3; Pep Club 4; REFLECTOR—Typist 4; Senior Play—Prompter; Senior Y-Teens 3. PUZAK, ERNICE 7Vi Home Street Band 1; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3. RABEL, EARLENE 352 Ohio Street Chorus 2; Courier 2, 3; Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play—Actress; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2, 3; Library Club 3—Vice-President; Majorette 1, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4—Treasurer 4; Pep Club 4; REFLECTOR—Assistant Activities Editor 3, Activities Editor 4; Senior Play—Actress, Student Director; Senior Y-Teens 3; Sophomore Play—Actress; Student Council 4; Usherette 3. REESF.Y, JAMES 730 Bloom Street Art Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RHEEL, RAYMOND 713 Messenger Street Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Crafts Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, 4. RHOADES, JAMES 1602 Carlisle Street Baseball 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RHOADES, MARSHALL 669 Bedford Street Cross Country 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 140 RIEK, JOSEPH 312 Troy Street Jets Club 2; Prom Committee; Rod and Gun Club 1; Senior Play—Committee: Student Council 1, 4. RIEK, ROBERT 402 Cliff Street Ring Committee; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2. 3, d. ROBERTSON, RICHARD R. D. 1 Box 227 Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. ROKITA. ROBERT R. D. 1 Box 270 All-American Football Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4— Junior High Captain 1—Junior Varsity Captain 2—Varsity Captain 4; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Tribune Democrat All-Star Team 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4—President 4. RUCOSKY, DONNA 545 Ferndale Avenue Chorus 2, 3; Courier 2,- 3; Future Nurses' Club 3; G.A.A. 4; Junior Y-Teens 2; Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4—Assistant Head 4: Pep Club 2. RUMMEL, Ij RRY 942 Bedford Street Cross Country 4; Jets Club 4; Rod and Gun Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4. RUMMEL, PATRICIA R. D. 1 Box 114-A Advanced Seminar for Able Youth 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4—Vice-President 3; Class Officer —Vice-President 3; County Band 2, 3; Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play— Actress; Junior Y-Teens 1—President 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Ring Committee; REFLECTOR—Editor 4; Senior Play—Committee; Sophomore Play—Prompter; Stage Band 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4. SAINTZ. DEVON R. D. 1 Box 195-A Band Manager 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 4; Wrestling 3, 4. SAINTZ, LAWRENCE 301 View Street Gymnastics Club 3; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2. 3, 4. SAROSI, JOHN R. D. 1 Box 129 Football 1; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3- SCHAEFFER. GLENN 872 Ferndale Avenue SCHECH. GEORGE 107 Cliff Street Cross Country' 1; Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Wrestling 3. SCHECH, PAULINE 716 Bruce Street Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4— Junior High Co-Captain 1—Junior Varsity Co-Captain 2, Captain 3; Chess Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; County Band 3; Future Teachers Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 4; Junior Y-Teens 1; National Honor Society 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4—Vice-President 3—President 4; Ring Committee; Senior Play—Actress; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. SCHLENTNER, DAVID 321 Hystone Avenue Cross Country 4; Football 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 2; Jets Club 3, 4; Key-Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play—Actor; Varsity Club 4; Wrestling 2. SHAFFER. CARLENE 224 Cliff Street Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. SHAFFER. DONNA 608 Glenwood Avenue Courier 2, 3; Future Nurses Club 2; Future Teachers’ Club 3, 4; Junior Play— Prompter; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 1; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 3, 4; REFLECTOR—Assistant Art Editor 3— Features Editor 4; Senior Play—Actress; Sophomore Play—Actress. SIMINTON, SHARYN 323 Clay Street Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Play—Actress. SMAY, KAREN 304 Emerald Street Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 4; Girls’ Basketball 4; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Tibrary Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Senior Play—Student Director; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. SMITH, EDITH R. D. 1 Box 243 Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. SMITH, JOSEPH R. D. 1 243 Cross Country 2; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. SMITHSON, MYRL 418 Habicht Street Football 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. SOTTILE. HELEN 323 Cliff Street Courier 4—Typist; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 2; REFLECTOR—Typing Editor 4; Senior Play—Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4— President 4. STAGER, ANDREW 198 Cliff Street Chorus 3, 4; Football 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Gym Club 1, 2; Track 1; Wrestling 1. STEPHENSON, ROBERT 214 Midway Drive STEPHENSON, SHIRLEY 214 Midway Drive Future Nurses’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play—Committee; Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Senior Play—Committee; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4. THOMAS, FRED 627 Vickroy Avenue Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Pep Club 3; Chprus 1, 4; Courier 3, 4; Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3;” Junior Play— Actor; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 1,2; Senior Play— Actor; Sophomore Play—Actor; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4—President 4, TURNER, ARTHUR 623 Bedford Street Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Football 2; Rod and Gun Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 4. VAN HORNE, BETTY 905 Bedford Street. 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