Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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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

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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

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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