Jersey Shore High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Jersey Shore, PA)

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Jim 7946 gm.. war If Jack Benny runs out of corny stories we will him those of Gary Derr. We bequeath Sonny Wileman to South Williamsport. To any business man who needs a capable secretary we leave Doris Long. To the Avis Dairy Bar we bequeath Soda Jerker , mostly jerk, Allen Yearick. We give Evelyn Shield's poetic skill to George Bossert. To those who know them better than we do, we will Paul Dorner, Nanette Leone, and Christine Bierly. Ellen Young's skill in pounding the ivories we bequeath to Nancy Wolfe. To some of those underclass aspirants we leave the blossoming romances of our fol- lowing neophytes: Bill Charles and Maxine Welshans, Colleen Burdick and Calvin Bar- to, Thelma Durrwachter and Bill Bennett, and Harry Johnson and Betty Reitz. To whoever feels qualified to fill them, we leave the band seats of Loris Gohl, Beryl Waltz, Helen Sweeley, and Ann Braucht. We give Ruth Welshans to that certain sail- or whose picture she carries with her. ln case you don't know who it is we'll di- vulge his name-Warren Cox. To George Huntsman from Whelan's Drug Store we leave Mary Rodgers. We bequeath Eugene Rodgers to a certain little Delaney girl. To Gary Feister we give Joe Arduini's ability to back up a line. To the tillage of the soil we leave Mary Winter and Cecil Thompson. We give Paul Reeder and Robert Campana to the Avis Pool Parlor. We leave Frances Baier's verbosity to John Delaney. To Robert Smith we leave that meaning gaze that now belongs to Ralph Pepperman. We give Philip Clark's seat on the Salladas- burg bus to any deserving freshman. To any weakling we give Alfred Eck's strong, masculine hands. We leave the ability of Pearl O'Donnell and Pauline Landon to any second year algebra student who might need it. We bequeath Lois Dochter, Clyde Bailey, and Albert Glantz to the world in general. Doris Brownlee will be given her freedom to return to that mob of sailors in Lake- hurst, New Jersey. We give Cornelius Hurlbutt's seat on the side porch railing to any iunior romeo who has the courage to sit there every morning-rain or shine-and wait for his girl. We bequeath Ruth Miller to the modeling agency that interviewed her last summer. Orange a 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 We will Nina Horn to Bachelor's Institute, although we think she might make someone a good housewife. Bennett Derr's position as Mayor of Sal- ladasburg is given to any man who can get Ben down. To Miss Olmstead we bequeath Phyllis Brooks, Annabell Case, and Phyllis Myers. Robert Clark's speed we give to Johnny Rhoads's little freshman brother. We give Lester Mutchler and Dean Carson to the Hall of Fame as examples of true gentlemen. We leave Joanne Thompson and Naomi McClure to Madame Du Barry for before and after pictures. , Barbara Carpenter's ability to irritate the female sex we give to Marian Dochter, We leave Eunice Meiser to manage the Meiser,.Meiser, and Meiser Day and Night Nursery. Will you please keep those brats quiet!!! We will Nancy Kline's basketball ability to Janette Avery. We leave Heart-breaker Elwood Pauling to any miss who is willing to take a chance on him. To the Clown Department of the Ringling Bros. Circus we bequeath Donna June Reitzel. Gale Thomas probably never will leave those parts, so we'll leave him to the women of Salladasburg. , We will Robert Fudge to New York City but hasten to add that any resemblance between him and a skyscraper is purely coincidental. And last, but not least, we give and be- queath to the faculty a much needed rest from the Class of 1946. We also give, de- vise, and bequeath to the faculty any in- terest of whatever- sort we may have in the ruins known as the Jersey Shore High School. Should the faculty refuse or fail to make the proper disposal of the same, we bequeath it to the Chicago House Wrecking Company. We hereunto set our hands and seal this thirty-first day of February, 1946, A. D. fSignedJ Erma Wolfe' fSignedl J. Fred Lake Witnesses. nd Black 'l. Preservem Too Bad Bag O. Wind ' A. Birdstuffer -23

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'14, 6144-'L Play' BROTHER GOOSE Jeff Adams, an architect by day and general cleaner-upper for his orphaned brother and sisters in the evening, leads quite an energetic life into the hectic whirl of which descends Peggy. Peggy is a delightfully vague girl who, proposing to sell hosiery, brings order, comedy, and romance to bloom. THE CAST Lenore, a wealthy young lady... Joanne Thompson 'Hy, a little tomboy ......,.,. Jean Reitz Carol, o pert little miss .leff's clan Anna Mae Lytle Wes, who is crazy about girls James Cohick Mrs. Trimmer, a forceful career woman Sara Karstetter Sarah, a buxom Negro cook ...... Pauline Landon Eva, a luscious southern beauty .... Bobette Miller Helen, a doleful housekeeper .......,....... Ruth Miller Driver, nn angry truck driver ......,...,.. .... G ary Derr Jeff, an architect ....,.,..................... Edward Hawkins Peggy, hosiery saleslady ..,......,.,... Norma Doebler Orange and Black - 25