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

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Jrzasm' Snomc 26 DANVILLE 0 As in the previous games, the Bulldogs scored at will and also substituted freely in the game. Out- standing in the game was the great work of the backfield. Jiznsm' Suomi 341 BEi.l.i:roNTE 0 Scoring 2 touchdowns in the first half and 3 more in the third quarter. the Bulldogs rolled on to their fifth straight victory over a supposedly powerful Raider eleven. Outstanding in the game was the sensational ground gaining of Ferguson. Ream. and Reidg and the Bulldogs rebounding like champions should, scored touchdowns in the sec- ond and third periods. Also outstanding were Haney. Kennedy, Decapria converging on Snyder, Bellefonte kicker, and blocking his attempted punt. and Carpenter picking up the pigskin and dancing over from the 23. Junsm Snoaa 20 Sourn Wn.1.1AMsPoRT 13 An injury to Ferguson, the Bulldog's star half- hack. stunned the entire team so badly that they were trailing a l3-0 defeat at third quarter mark. But with the return of Ferguson in the fourth quarter the champions began rolling again. Out- standing in the game was Reid's interception of a South pass which completely befuddled the South Nlountaineers and again got the Bulldog attack rolling. Jicasm' Snom: 43 EMPORIUM 7 ln rolling to their ninth straight victory. the Bulldogs had no trouble scoring as they pleased. Outstanding in the game was the way Kennedy moved in the quarterback spot of Don Reid and scored the first touchdown in his high school career. Jrzasm' Snom: 20 TYRONE 0 Finishing out the se a s on in championship fashion. the Bulldogs heat Tyrone high for the first time in twenty-five years. Outstanding in the game was the running of Ferguson and Ream. Certainly we can he proud of this championship team. Rain or shine our boys waltzed through each game with team-work and spirit seldom found on schoolboy teams. Special congratulations to those champions who played their last game for J. S. High. 27 Www' 0' .. -MEN Yi'.',g34NTK we fe. '4Ml'.. al...,.m 414. 6 1 --lley girls watch the game. 2 J. V. Benchwarmers. 3-A-This tells the tale. 4--Mr. Keilcr resting from his ticket-selling lahors. 5-Play Makers. 6 -Murder Incorporated. 7-Warming up. 8--Line Smashers.

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lmfl to lfiylll, First' Hou' Stanley Wurstcr. Manager: Robert Ream. Ray Ferguson. Allen Frye. liiclmrml f'ilI'lJ9lltt'l'. Lyle l'crry. tioralun lluncy. Ilonulml Kennedy. .lanncs lJot':ipriu, .lohn Wellington. Ernest Brown. Donald ltciml. llurt Francis. Lewis Dinglcr. AflElllilLf0l'. Sw-mul lfuu' Mr. llnrt. t'o:1cli: Mr. Vourtney. Faculty Nlznmgrcrz George Woonlina. Donald Kissull. .lznnes Hamlin. ltns- scll ltllinclulrt. 'l'Iunn:ls t'alhOnn. Stanley Kllllillli. Robert SllilllKl'RlVV. l-'rccl llzluscr. ticorgc Nloriurity. .lnnlcs Boyer. Lower' XV1l,2'll0I'. llurolcl Kisscll. Nick Peluso. Mr. Jill'lll0Qk2l. Assistant t'oacll.- FOOTBALL August lfl,l949-Tliis date marks the beginning of a sensational championship season for the Bull- dogs of Jersey Shore High. Yes, Coach Hart pre- dictated a few years back that, M49 is our season. and it really was. Our Bulldogs tore through the opponents in such a Hne style that there wasnit any doubt that these Champions were playing their level best for good old J. S. High. Hats off to a great team! JERSEY SHORE I9 MONTOUIISVILLE 7 Xvasting no time, the Bulldogs romped to a l9-7 conquest of a strong Wa1'1'ior Eleven. Outstanding play of the game was when Kennedy, Shore center, went for a touchdown only to have it called back. lVIontoursville went on to win the West Branch title. JERSEY SHORE 34 LOCK HAVEN 0 Nels Hoffman in his debut against Bulldogs of Jersey Shore, coached by Hart who in his high school days played for ,l. S. under Hoffman, really found going almost impossible as Jersey Shore completely Outclassed the Bobcats in the annual classic. Outstanding play in the game-Reid's in- terception of a Bobcat pass and touchdown jaunt early in the game. JERSEY SHORE 27 RENOVO 0 Bulldog substitutes gained much valuable ex- perience here playing most of the last three quarters. After insuring a victory with a couple of td's in the first few minutes. Coach Hart emptied the bench. Outstanding play of the game was using the regular backfield on the line and some of the linemen in the backfield, combined with blocking of fullback Francis and the center line. .ll'IRSlCY SHORE 31 B1,OOMsRuRc 6 ,lersey Shore's vaunted attackers were held in check during most of the first half by a good Bloom team, but the Bloom team couldnlt stand up under our strong attack during the second half. Outstand- ing play in the game was Fergusonis 50 yard scamp- er for a touchdown which broke the ice in the see- Ond quarter. JERSEY SHORE 21 MILTON 1.3 A well-drilled Milton eleven threw a scare into the Bulldogs before the Bulldogs roused themselves and came from behind to win 21-13. Before the game was 6 minutes Old, Milton had a 13-0 lead but couldn't hold it.

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PERRY HANEY II I-I IIHIIIIP FERGUSON ENNEDY WELLINGTON BROWN RHINEHART CARPENTER FRYE DeCAPRIA REAM REID FRANCIS