Richland Township Junior High School - Ram Junior Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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DED1CAT1oN y Q Z , N:u.11.X'lLilx'1A,x' HH H, N1Iwlw'.1H W, NEW H W 1 HN11..i Ymg',,ijj,1j,Ll7fQ1 A This ,en fi iff-lb-.. ' ' 2 'q 1 2' page 1S set aside in honor of one ,ei LTER IC IIIIHDIR In imu aww-,m,1 x. ! is mam ww: 9 EN 113. 1 2 He Beg 3 N Eh 4 Ere ' 'ra fs.-.,..,, fi 45223 1 ' :Sy 33 !AvA ' , W 5,3 WMA v l zififftygrlg X Rb 'EM 38 Y E., TMWESA d Y, YYXML Q Lh:f:L Alix HT rw staged E 'din ..!.g,s' use 'ET' Xe yzaa ggi' 79 Allip 35? ff 6- 1'-12 QQNALD FYO CK f Pl.,--F whose presence during his many years at Richland has made him one of our best- liked and most-respected teachers. We know him as a person whose principles and integrity have served both him and each of us as a guide in our education and daily life. For these reasons we proudly dedicate the 1964 Ram Junior to our friend and teacher, Mr. Donald Fyock, -:' 3

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THE RAM JUNIOR STAFF ft The publication of the first volume of the Ram Junior was a cooperative effort of Junior and Senior High students. Jim Sell, Barbara Barto, Barbara Rifrle, and Cary Cuppett were responsible for the opera- tions at the Junior High building. 3, M gli rr V, V 'nw ' S r as i Q' Q ararmlb.-eau H 1 rr. Under the close supervision of 'their advisor, Mr. William Maquilken, the real workhorses of the staff Nick Sichak, Editor Barry Wingard, Chuck Taormina, and Ron Machtley spent many Sat- urday afternoons completing layout, typing, photo developing and printing and other year- book requirements. Pat Slavich and Pat Marunich were responsi- ble for the copy which appears in the Ram Junior. 2

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