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

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SEN IOB CLASS HISTORY On a brught fall day of 45 there resounded through the halls of thus unstu tutuon the putter patterung of luttle feet Havung been accompanued by our mothers mere chuldren as we were and quute green to the untruguung formalutues of hugh school lufe we found out that we were the one and only freshman class of 45 Sunce we were not of votung age the faculty selected our class officers who were PFSSlCl6I'1f Davue Lauler Vuce presudent Jackue McCaslun Secretary Luttle Joanna Whute Treasurer Bobbue Ludwug Our class advuser for thus year was Mrs Bubb and the only socual event whuch we could afford was a school party whuch was forced upon us Parkuna our bubble gum beneath the seats and wuth our yo yos locked un the office safe we found ut advusable to go about school un a busuness luke man ner We elected the followung class officers Presudent Davud Lauler Vuce presudent Robert Scherer Secretary Vuvuan Gerhard Treasurer Joanna Waute What wull ut be7 Rose gold plaun gold onyx or ruby? Ah yes' Our Class rungs In the lune of socual events we held our annual class party and won ten dollars for a float un the Hallowe en Parade Our class advuser for thus year was Mrs Daugherty and a noble one she was Reachung the half way mark wuth only two more years to go we elected Davud Lauler for a thurd term The other officers were Secreta ry Joa nna Wa ute Treasurer Ann Norman Our socual calendar for the year consusted of the Junuor Class Play The Tun Hero the Class Party and the Junuor Senuor Prom at whuch we honored the graduatung class Under the guudance of Mrs Daugherty we flnushed our thurd year atJ S Hugh Thus un thus fourth year we the forty nuners began the rush not for gold not for fame but to our varued professuons whuch lue beyond The class elected to office For a fourth term D R Lau Hus stand by Jack Reed McCaslun Our keeper of munutes Joannct WGIYG Handler of finances Kutty Rae lrvun Hughlughts of thus year were The annual class party wuth entertaunment by members of the class the Senuor Class Play Junuor Prom and un May the annual Junuor Senuor Prom at whuch the Junuors honored us Now un rungung down the curtaun on thus our closung year we wush to thank the faculty and admunustratuon our advuser Mr Noll and all those concerned wuth makung our years of school happy and memorable ones CLASS HISTORIANS Jack Clune Chaurman Doloros Fleusher Shurley Monks Eluzabeth Weaver T7 ' I . . . , - I ' I ' o 1 o . I I ' I . ' 1 ' 1 . . , . V 1 ' I ' . - I . ' I . I I ' ' . , . . . , . - l I Vice-president Jack McCaslin . v ' Il I . ,, . . . 1 ' 1 , I l , ' I 1 1 , . F. . . ler ' . II ' II ' 1 I I I

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MEMORY Russel M West General Russ has the great ambstron to be come a member of the Arr Force We thunk Uncle Sam wnll fult1ll hrs wnshes before long Russ wall no doubt be reat hat th he g rls Corps unrform' lDont rush gurls' Blanche Wrnchester Academrc Blanche belonged to the Glee Club 3 4 She clarms her only ambutron as to lead a certatn toll dark handsome guy to the altar so we The Class of 49 wash her good luck and all the happuness In the world' Beverly Wrnght Home Economrcs Bev was a member of the Scrence Club 1 and an Usher 3 4 She hopes to be a receptlonnst after graduatuon Her quret nature and slow smrle have proved a success thus for rn thus shy Sensor s career JAMES W KINLEY 1930 1948 16 Palmer T Wetxel Jr Agrrculture as o member of the F F 2 3 A He hopes to become a farmer after graduatron or else he plans to become a mlllnonalre Dont get dns couraged J ur rrst ml on always the hardest The rest ls easy John Lours Wrnter Agriculture Winters belonged to the F F A 2 3 4 reporter 2 VncePres1dent3 and the Scnence Club 1 He hos decuded to be a farmer and a very competent one we Clfe SUYE SIl'1Ce he WC1S1fC!lf1Ed at Jersey Shore Hugh' Who could ask for move? Wayne Yearrck General Yearlck belonged to the Glee Club C plans to make danryrng has career Has gay and rather shy manner seem to make hum a great success wnth the weaker sex Rnght'? At least thats what we ve heard' CLASSMATE AND FRIEND - Jr.' W . , A, a g '-wi t li in his'AIr , r, yo 1 F 'Ili is 1 , . 1, 2, 3, 4, nd the Band 2, 3, 4, He l l OF

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CLASS POEM A GARDEN OF MEMORIES A basket of flowers I bring you today, Some flowers of memory, shared, you and I . . . Wonderful memories, golden and gay That grow in the gardens of Jersey Shore High. We entered these gardens iust four years ago With our eyes and our hearts upturned to the sky And now as we leave them we carry I know Our hearts full of memories of Jersey Shore High Those Old Forty Nlners went searchtng for gold But we gathered treasures that gold cannot buy As we shared in the treasures of riches untold We found in the classrooms of Jersey Shore High Yes we Forty Niners have given our best With our motto and purpose To Do or To Die And with this as our motto well finish the rest With the courage you gave us Dear Jersey Shore High Though often It seemed that the going was tough Fight on' Fight on' was our battle cry For the highways and skyways of life may be rough That lead upward and onward from Jersey Shore Hugh We ve come a long way to appear here today Where we say to our school and each other Goodbye And all of us bring you these flowers to say Well miss you' Well miss you' Dear Jersey Shore High Ann Norman 49 ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN All right you numbskulls dont you know enough to be quiet when your superiors have the floor? Dig out your ears and sit up and take notice for we are about to hand you a few point ers for your own benefit But before we dish because it wont do a but of good if you do' We will attempt to advise the great lthey thinkl Junior Class who will try to fill the es teemed exalted lofty worldly superior intel lectual refined polished competent dignified extraordinary discriminating and unusually hard worn shoes of us Seniors You intelligent Juniors Cof which there are fewl who wish to put the cap on the bottle of knowledge in this institution lmental that :sl start saving those easily gotten pennies for caps and gowns puc tures name cards invitations and year books If you have any old love notes lust tear them up in little bits and scatter them on the floor in Miss Baird s room She loves to piece them together and read about puppy love Junior ushers when Mr Grugan calls upon your services and you already have plans for the evening with the boy friend lust don t show up Hell understand And to the Junior Home Ec gurls when you start cooking meals next year be sure not to pay for them until about 2 weeks afterwards Mrs Weller always thinks A little bit a day keeps the meals com mg our way We advise you to use the privilege of Seniors to skip any classes you want especially Mr Grugan s Economics class I I I I I ll ' Il ' , I Il ' II ' I I ' II 0 II I . . , . . , , . II ' ' II . . , I II ll I I I ll I ' I ' ' I . I I I 2' I . . . , . . . . . . . . , ' ll Il out this advice we'll tell you not to feel hurt ' ' ' ' - 3. ' f . 1 n n - I . - I , . . ' ' ' I I I I I - . . I I I I I , 4. . : 1' I I 4 . ' . T : ' 11 - ' I - s -.ua . ll I I I I . , . 'IB