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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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I . 5 ' I I l I 1:14111 n,:::,u D ,, u p ,f 1, f ,,n , ,I , 1 I ,1 1 ,I ': l 1,.r f 1 9,10 I X11 I f Q: :1 I 51,85 A ' 9:11 f i ' 10:11 ' xlf1f, Q. Cl t. in Foreword As you react this 110012 may you always Cherish the moments when your footsteps trod these great halls ot ours. 'HE GRHHGE HDD l95I Published in June by THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL JERSEY SHORE, PENNSYLVANIA A I L'111lJL'1' Qklllllllhill Sclmlnstic Press Assuciutimm Nutimml Sclmlalstic Press Asssmigltisvll vfllllmi' Contents :UI IU xlllll .h- C 'myvl1ll n'111l 1 SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER ..... .. Our footsteps entering school ,.,..... Where our steps often falter .......... Typical days in the classroom ...... Administration and Faculty Row .... School Directors .,.....,.......................... .. The Library .............. ......,...,.. ..,.....,,...., ....., Page .. 5 2 6 .. 7 12 14 14 P. T. A. Executive Board and project ....... ,...,.. 1 5 Social interludes ,..., ,.... ,..... , . Driver training ................,.....,..., , .... .. ..... .. The helping hands ..,.... Calendar ........,....,.....,...,.,....... NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER . Varsity Football ....,.....,.....,......... Senior Varsity members ,........., Jr. Varsity Football .......... Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders ..,.. Varsity Cheerleaders ........ Keepers of safety first ....,.... Orange and Black Staff ....... Journalism Club ,... ,......... . .. Tiadaghton History Club . ..,.....,.. . Those Foolish Feeble Freshmen .,.., Ushers .,,......,..,...,.,...,......,.......,......,..... School Council . ..,,. .,... ,......,... . ,..,,.... . . Curtain calls for the Class of 1951 ,....... Calendar ....,.,...........................,............. JANUARY AND FEBRUARY ...... Party highlights ..,..,...............,. Tiadaghton Bowl Festival . ..,. , Varsity Basketball ....,,........, Jr. Varsity Basketball .....,.....,... Those Silly-Sounding Sophomores Trl-H1-Y ,..,.................,..,.......,.. Hi-Y ,....,.,.,..,. ..............,,...... Calendar ...,........,...., MARCH AND APRIL ..,.... Band .......,..........,,.. Orchestra . ..,.. ......, . Girls' Glee Club .......,.......,... Mixed Clee Club .......,.,,..,..... Future Farmers of America ...... Future Homemakers of America Operetra ......,........,..,r.r............,.... .. Those jolly jumping juniors .,....,. Iunior Class Play ....,..,,.............,. Fame Winners ...........,... Calendar ...,,......,.. MAY AND JUNE .......,. ............... .,.. Senior Class officers and committees . 1951's Class Poem and History ...,..... 16 17 17 18 . ,.... 19 . .... 20 . ,.... 21 22 22 23 23 24 25 25 26 . ..... 29 . .... 29 30 32 ,, 33 34 35 36 38 39 . ..... 42 43 44 45 46 48 50 51 52 53 54 , .... 56 59 .. 60 64 65 66 68 The Song of the Class of 1951 .....,...., ,..... 7 0 The Super Sophisticates-The Seniors Memoriam ........,.....,...,..............,..,..,,,.. Senior Stars ........... . .,..,.,............ ..,.. , Class Day ........, .,.... Class Luncheon ..,....,.. junior-Senior Prom .......... Baccalaureate .............,......... 1951 Commencement Exercises Calendar .....,......,..,..,......,.. Sponsors . .. .. ...... 71 84 85 86 88 89 89 92 94 95 OC o 5' ,Q O 4 SEPTEMBER and GCTOBER f' ' T Ef ,--W 915 EP 'W IP ' E... ls' H ,WE 'Jig 1. , , 1 fs' ,J ' 'C :',v1U2.u' 'E M U lf! 533 IW. 'EY 'T' vi Y- IJ l'3LwEf,' 'V W' ' , . diff 'I 4 fa har U 13 rf WIN E 1' -M 'I-,.,.?' WW Q ' 1 ' 1: ew 1'.91'fnA 'I 3 WW lmmglx IN 'ff mu e'vH Hu fm - -- M nf H , mm' qw Hluflfgll . NsmVN '.. Mscvggl .SEM 4- H' up 0 X W .MM Ill' 'lu 'L FL- - - GA M 1,14 I M H Wa? - A M A WI 1 I In mf? AM, As we enter school our footsteps often pause and even falter here ,J r Om of 1 1 1 5 '3 fi ' l 5 V Clam luts the kcxs ,A . j'.-,. N,-.ff i '-'H S l :Light mlvcd. o Typical da s in our classrooms This is the way we spend the first period of the day. FIQIICSL' frcslmlncn uppem' to bc SflldyiI1g. VX'Imt is hc trying tu prove, Fred? VVIMI cumcs ne.-xt, I'.lC3ll'll Du tllusc big wnrcls refer to birds? It must lmc an sux ing Iwo. One down, ive to 0 . l'l1cy halve u big problem on lmml. le that Trig., Null? YT' Q T' . . 3 Dwn't forgot slump day tmumw Vvlm is Luang tu lun wlwlllf 1040- aml all is well . . . e ruaul to intelligent voting. Secretaries in the llllllxillg IXS S0011 ili SUYCIXICCII. 32, .V,l ? e lJ4m't forget the perind an the encl of the sentence. my V ff was , That period with the empzy feeling-just before lunch Interesting, boys? W'hut's this? I From the appearance of thc maps, thls must be Cfcugruphy. A studgnt teacher at uork. Now back to using the brain . . . P bl llpy? 10 I L. i3YaM.,?S..Qi,Mmw' W Mm I 7 ' f K A , 0+ Such L'lil1L'L'I1Il'Al!ilil1. lx must lac ax tust. C3110-two,-rlqrug Inu,-, Last period Sulvjcct-Plulicaltc-IXluclilicr. xvikIL'lHllN lulnlzmls cssu. I wonder if thcy all sing buss? 11 Another day. Another A ? l-fy ff ji, Llfiing SUIUL' Old QHIY lllil fwqj'f'fQ' ttcr. They lead-we follow . . . Cu,xu1.l1s XV. P0'l l'lQIl Sulwrrixing Priuvilnll P Top Row: Glill'l'RlIDli NIZYINS PlI.1'SiL'lll lfzluuniuu mn! lL'mlz'r'x Ululv GIZORGE TIiLlI7Iil, Pl1vVSiL'lIl Filmwzlinu um! llvulth hm Y. Cllzlxcmw rincilml ADMINISTRATION THE FACULTY Bottom Row: KIZNNETII IIART Social Stmlivs Varsity Fnmlmll Crmch Ailllulic Cuucll Hvullll M.-XX COOK Vursily Buxkctlmll fjflllfll Suciul Stmliux Assistant Vursiiy lfvmllmll Couch XYIIILIAINI COLIRTNILY lIIiLliN CARTIQR gfwiul Smlfiys Fnglislz l'imIughtm1 History Club ,lrmrnulixm Club LLIZABI1'I'II DIZCKILR EVIQLYN B.-XIIIIJ l,L,,,g,mg4-g lfnglixlz JOSEPH IXlcIl.VV XIN j.'XNli'IA MI-fRlf.Dl'l'Il SL-ip,,l-6 I mzurmuuv .sn Sulmnl Cfmmuil 12 THE FACULTY HELEN VVRIGIIT St'il'Ht'C 'l'ri-llifl' J.-XMES Tlilllflll, Scivvluv junior Yurxity Ifuotlmll Cmlch MARY LOU ISE 'lslllllilll Mutllvrmllirx jill IN L.-XRSON Mntlnvmutics Iuurmllism Club lil.NOR.'X 0LMS'I'li.-XD liusiuvsx lirhacutiruz Orungv mul Black Mllllllil, IJALlUllliR'l'Y Buxim-sx Hfllluztiznx Orangv 111111 Black RUTII U'I2Il,l5R llnmv FL'm1::111iz's lfulun' Hu1m'yuuk4'rx uf Arlzuriur RLI'l'll lllill Hurnv 1fCUlHlHIiL'S IIHIHVL' Ilmmwmkvrs of Amvriva XV.XLLACli GIZRILXRIJ Agricrlitznrv Driver 'fnzillirzg ROSS XY. XV1YI I'S :Xgr'iL'ul!u1'c I ulnrv Furnwrs uf Arnuruu FRANK SCH0liNDORlflCR Music Rum! und Orclu-sin: RUTH BARDU Muxic Glu' Club OIJIZSSA SC'lll.U'I'IXlAN xhsixtullr Ijlvrnrimz MARY liS'I'l I lil! COPI' I rlrrurnm Ifuglixlx lTI..'XR:X llIiHRl'l l' Sulmnl Svcrvfury liYl5LYN S.'XNIfOHD, R.N. Svlmnl Nurxc YIIKCINIA YACKEL Dunml Hygienist Behold our pohey makers SCHOOL DIRECTORS 1 run L ,. mi 0 ', r. . 1 . av, 'icc- 'rcsim on 3 P x11Csf1,DPxB'x11f StxClIhlr 1 CIIINIII Armmd the lable, Left to Riglzf-Leu IS L. Car enter, Robert Jackson, Presiclcntg Lillian K. Muhn, fecre ar 'g flill' cs . 'C crsun, ' 'rczxsurcrg ' lill' vs '. ll 0 illli l Dr. Samuel A. Q t Our feet wear a daibf path to this realm of good reading . THE LIBRARY 14 P. T. A. EXECUTIVE BOARD First Row. left Io Right-Mrs. liurle Meredith, Mrs. Ezra Myers, Mrs. llen 'l'homaxs, Mrs. liugene Myers, Mrs. Lydia U'Dell. Seemnl Nou'-Iru V. clfllgllli, George lillenherger, Ross XYauts. The helping hand of our parents in active form. Where students never tread . . . Redeeoruting and refurnishing the teachers' rest rooms was the P. T. Afs project for this year. They are very proud of, and the teachers are very grutef ful for the pleasing and comfortable results. VVomen's w uuumumus . 'S Men s I5' Q 0-Q If 19 . X 0 54'! I 1 Social interludes Q Ami tu think wc through this six times ai day. PlWVCl'il1DLISC-NULITCC ni' nur cnurgv lt hunks like ai full Iiuusc. Future Drivers-we hope. . DRIVER TRAINING ln. thu fwllf-RIIH llaxrtzcll. George XVHSSOII, Mario lick, and Lois lIull'. Sluvnlirzg--Nl1'. cIL'I'h2II'll. he hegnin hands . . NL-ul help? Yuu'll 111111 it I1c1'c. VIQIIL' l'L'2lhUlI fur nur cxccllunt Cllf'CICI'I2I. 17 lloyd IJ1111lw1lm'1', 'IMI cII'l'L'll2lII1ly, 111111 Ilz11'1'y I!n1u'1's. Urs. Lewis, Mn. kj .mal Miss Yl:1cIvm11, XYHIS, Hrs. 'lul1ia1s, ca1I'L'lcri:1 11111111130 SEP'l I-Must he an awful heavy brief case. 2-Any mail today, hir. Teufel? 3-They seem happy that school is out. 4-Miss Decker is bright and early. 5-Teachers like 3 o'elock, too. 6-No homework? 7-Ah, going home early? 8-Mr. Courtney and his smile. CALENDAR 'ENIEIZR 5-Hack to the old grind againl VVelcome Freshmen. 6-Mary Ruth Cohick went into the ollice for Room 8. VVha' hoppen? 8-The llulldogs took their lirst yictory over blon- toursyille. ll-Vllhe cafeteria opened today. Wlonder if the Freshmen got enough to eat???? I3-'llhe junior home ec. girls are getting all ready to cook their favorite foods. Yum! Yum! l-l-Boy, it must be good to be a Senior. llow about it, Dick Getchen? IS-Vtlliat? 'llests already? The Freshmen just can't figure it out. 22el..oek llayen defeated our Bulldogs 19-6. VVe'll show 'em next year. VVon't we? 26-Edith Lauler was chosen to represent jersey Shore as Flaming Foliage Queen. 29-Our Bulldogs defeated llenoyo 20-O. Keep it u ll k eed sl OCTOBER llfilihe Senior girls are a bunch ol' busy bees!! Very studiousll 15-Edith Lauler was crowned lilaining lfoliage 17-Tuesday 19-VVonder Queen at llyner View. is always a busy day for the home ec. girls. how llelen llofllman is making out with the ag. boys? 20-Our Bulldogs made another sparkling victory by defeating Sayre 136. Keep it up teamll 234Mr. Cook always gets his hlondays mixed up with 'l'uesdays. VVhat could be the troubleff? 25-The Seniors had a very interesting class meeting 27-ln an amusing today. They voted to have the new style year- book containing the complete record of a school year, including commencement pictures. pep assembly, two girls' teams, dressed in football togs, staged a mock football game. ilihe outcome of the mock game pref dicted correctly the outcome of the real vanie . rw with Hloonisburg, Jersey Shore winning ll 0. M 141 7 1 ' ' rr V If f Q' 'wuf vlllllllnlf A mi! NoxQzdMBER ff H J' DEC E MBE R 'sm I M W i Q! 1 is ? 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Ullinslax' 5110115 6 fxlllllill Loma llAVEN 19 I 1 1 1 , ' . 7 , , 1 l,l'C'glll11C l11111sts, muclc PLllJllCly by Lock ll1lVCll hmm Smmh 'O Hmm DAMN I L O L'm111cl1cs, s11icl tl111t ll1c llc1l1L'z11s xvmllcl 111'c1'-11111 tl1c rlllw lllll'IIllCll 111111'l1Ccl u1111111tl1c1' l111111c 1'ict111'x'. l . llllllnlovs l1v il score ol 111 least 88 to O. 1l1c Plll' 1lc tl1C sccoml 111 ll row, l1x' il co111lc11't11l1lc 111111'vi11. n , l . n 20 This victory made future opponents realize that, even though it was reported to be a weak and inexperienced team, the Orange and Black was still dangerous because of the ever present will to win . JERSEY SHORE 0 Away BELLEFONTE 21 The Bulldogs went into this game riding on the crest of a two-game winning streak, but as the game progressed, the Shoremen just eouldn't get into high gear. When the smoke cleared over the opponents' field, the Bulldogs found that they llllfl yet to Will an LlVVlly gillne. JERSEY SHORE 13 Away SAYRE 6 This up-state team will long remember the Bull- dogs, who, playing in their best form, dashed the hopes of the Sayre team by handing them their only defeat of the season. Sayre took this loss hard, since the defeat came from a team the Sayre- men thought would give them their easiest game of the season. JERSEY SHORE 21 Home BLOOIXISBURG 0 With the scalp of an undefeated team on their belts, the Shoremen returned to their home field to defeat the llloomsburg eleven easily. By so doing, the Bulldogs remained undefeated on their home field. JERSEY SHORE 12 Away lX4ILTON 13 The Shoremen lost this heartbreaking game by one point, when, in the final seconds of the game, they failed to put the ball over the line after driving deep into enemy territory. This was the closest and probably the hardest fought game of the season. This game found both teams giving their all to present an amazing display of brain, brawn, and skill. JERSEY SHORE 13 Home SOUTH VVILLIAIXISPORT 6 By defeating the Mountaineers the Shoremen assured themselves of winning more games than they lost. This has been a standing record ever since Ken Hart took the helm of the Bulldogs. JERSEY SHORE 12 Home TYRONE I3 The Bulldogs wound up their season by their only loss at home. This gave them a season record of six wins and live defeats. And so the Orange and Black gridmen put their equipment in moth- balls with these words on their lips- VVait until next year! A gang that played their last football game for 1 S H S . , . SENIORS First How, left to Right-R on n i e llarer, Glenn Lehman, Lyle Perry, Russell Greene. Seeomi Rmv-Don- alcl llartcr, Nanagerg Robert Rescini- ter, James Hahn, John Graham, and Richard Getgen. Here are our future pla ers . . . First Row, Left to RiglituClair Mantle, Paul Eisxverth, Peter Kline, David Delaney, Steven Yackel, John Smith, llarry Blair, Arthur Robinson, Robert Moriarity, John Taylor, lklelvin Ruimnings, Donald Rainey. Ilarold Dawson, Manager. Suemul Row-Mr. Teufel, Coachg Paul Davidson, Thomas VVilliainson, Robert Seashnltl, Ronald llulF, Robert Stahley, Stewart Luther, VVilliain XVilliarns, liclwarrl Stover, Neil Klinefelter, Ililton lXlaves, Charles lanney, Chester llerman, james litlwarrls, and Earl VVontlhouse. I. V. FOOTBALL This years V. team, under the direction of Coach Iames Teufel, showed much promise of turning out some excellent material for future varsity teams. Although they clicl not have an impressive recortl of wins this year, the team still accomplished its main purpose, which is to give actual playing experience to as many players as possible. Untler line leadership and with the utmost in team cofoperation it is inevitalale that the star players and the star teams of the future are matle in al. V. teams. Lo al supporters of I Vis' . . . J. V. CHEERLEADERS x liirsr Row, Left to Right-D o r o t h y llomlgers, lirlna Confer, Nancy Mad- I ' den, Carol llennett, Pat O'lJell, hlary v Ann llaup. Serum! Kew-L e n n a F W N-. ---. . i . t 5 Mitchell. 'hi 3,22 Wfifl.. WWE X Rah, Rah, Team. . . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L he keep safely first lfirsl llniv, let! tu Right! james Shoop, XYilliam 'l'omlm, I7 o n a l rl Krieglihauin, and ,lat-L Yan lfmon. Set-mill Row 'asson aml Carl A 3. -,. K m ol LL XX IH-mn-i'iii'ili SCHOOL PATROL lfirxl Iiowfllorotliy Lehman. Seeoml llmv, lull tn High! june Yeariek, Marv M. Harris, joan Yeariek, Marilyn Cer harrl, mul Terry Lauler. The School Patrol is made up ol' ten memhers anal two eofeaptains who see that all stuclents get across the street without causing eonllusion. They are at their posts at 5 p. m. anal clo not leave until all the school buses have gone. Y 23 Oran e ancl Blaclz tall liirxl lluw, lvl! In Rig!!!-l'unni1 I,itcr:iry: llzirlmru l,nu'i1m1i, ,Xssis 'A stvncl, .Xmlf , visor: liilith Lnulvr, litlitor-in .Xssistzlnt lillilorg .Xrnvllu l.nrson, Xit jnnct Yohv, lhlsinvss. Svc mul lluu' Sliirlui' Poust, l,ilvi'1l1'y: june Cohick, llusinvssg I 1' -. I,ClL'l1l'I'I, Sports: lloycl lm-knrd, Slmortsg Ccol'g4.' XV:lsson, Pliolog- rnpliyg llulwrt Ross, Pliotogrupliyp Mrs. Muriel lluugliurty, .Xclxiscrg Nancy Dm-Ikcl', .Xrtg Lois Mulrhf ' , hs: Slilrlvvn Ciollsclixlll, l itcrzurv. llcholcl thc ycurhooli stall! VVC have worked together to produce ll ycurhoolt cx'cn hcttcr thiin lust years Our lirst hig joh was thc suhscription clrivc. Oh, how wc strugglccl to rczich that goal :intl finally haul to compromise. lhcn thc march stnrtccl to get ucls from cvcryonc possihlc. Wlmilc this was going on, thc rcst ol' Us wvrc trying to solvc the prohlcms that como with layouts, pliotogrnphy, anal write-ups. Anal now wc can all proudly sziyfhcholcl thc l95l ycnrhooliftlic lirst to lmvc il complctc rccorcl ol' ai school year. BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENT Tlicrc arc no ycurhoolx stuff typists. Vlilhc Senior llusincss llcluczition Stuclcnts clo all thc typing ol' yc:n'hoolQ mutcriul ns ai project. lfirsl Huw, lvft In lliglll-'lllllll Nittingcr 1 lilninc llricltnialn. Hairy KfL'lgl1l1lllll11, ciill inc Sylvis, 'lwiln Pool. Sccnml ll1lIl x CI'I1Ll Poust, Ann' Uctlvs, llclcn Calhoun, Dur- Icnc liisvnl1ou'cr.' 'Hzirrl Iimi'iFIorn Mar' Itlt-, Pzlul Kvun, Slwrrill llillvr, jcainncttn Minn-r. 24 foliick, llusincssz juni' Clzlltikvly chin-F5 ,Xnlcn Swcitvw, Solihoinorc Extra, extra, read all about it . . . JOUR ALISM CLUB us ttrcl vorlung organilation is now two years olzl. With the help of its advisers. Miss C lrtcr incl Mr Lirson the club bas been quietly moving forvvarcl. t uxs glYl1LTll'Ig orginizing. :intl reading constitute a great part ol' the work put out by tht se stumlents 1 te product, a large seetion of a page in the local newspaper, brings enjoyment lt llllllVlllVkl1'w1K.Ul7lL ind students. I iv. Llllflll' 18 Atnelli Larson ancl the assistant eclitor is joan Lorsong. TIADAGHTON HISTORY CLUB This club is now two years olcl. It was organivecl by Nr. Courtney. Our motto is- VVorlQing together for the common good. Our colors are green and gold. Vile sponsored the football programs last fall to raise club liunnls. VVe sent members to the North Central llistrict conference at llellelonte. Our objective is to learn more about the early history of this and surrouncl- ing communities. To further this objective this elub takes at least one trip each year to a local historical place ol' interest. lt, CKE! ' Ri xffilf. i X , 4 Those foolish, feeble, Freshmen . . . FBliSllM.'XN CLASS OFFICERS John Smith, President, Pat 0'Dell, Secretaryg I o s 01111 Kaukeinen, V i cefPr4:sidentg and George VVl1iting, 'Treasu- rcr. CLASS OF 1954 We had as our oflicers for this year: President ---- - JOHN SIXIITII VicefPresider1t - IOSEPH KAUKEINEN Secretary - - PAT OIDELL Treasurer CEoRcE WIIITINL: Our adviser was lVlrs. Weiler. The big event of the Freshman class was the school party which we sponsored. We entertained the upper classmen with a mock fashion show. Now for our second year .... First Bow, Left to Bight-Jean Bowers, Rhoda Lee Bropst, Loretta Bonnell, hlarlyn Bullock, Diary Apkcr, Doris Bailey, Jacqueline Allison, Carol Buttorif, and lane Boatman. Second Bow-Sandra Bennett, Joyce Aurand, Mary Ann Bierly, Beverly Beacher, Patsy Boone, Shirley Bierly, Carol Bennett, and Mary Ellen Beary. 'I'hirnl Row-Fred Best, james Blutz, Gary Budinger, Richard Barkman, XValter Bottin, Harry Blair, Edward Billman, and Kenneth Bowers. 26 CLASS OF 1954 - Continued lfirsr Row. Left to Right-Ilelen Crossley, Ruth Ertwine, Mary Ann Diggs, Shirley Cranmer, Peggy Clark, Beverly Chandlce, Maxine Collick, Mary Ruth Cohick, lXlary Dvorchak, and Connie lirgott. Second Row- livadna Clark, Betty Christian, Edna Confer, James Edwards, Ian lirdman, Thomas lick, Leroy Crcssman, Fred liiswert, Donald Llll2llHl7Cl'S, and Paul Carson. 'Hlird Row-XValter Crist, james Dunklclmcrger, Lee llyer, Paul Davidson, VVilhur Enders, llarold Dawson, David Delaney, Donald Dunkle, David lick, and llichard Colxick. First How. left to Right-Carol Goltsehall, Dorothy llenry, jill Fuller, Nancy Fenslamaker, Yvonne llerslr, Elaine Hastings, Joyce Grassley, Natalie Hastings. and Mary Halstead. Second Row-Alberta llersh, VVilliam llilling. Ted Fanning, Barry Garverick, john llarris, Richard lick, VVilliam Funk, llarlan lloller, Darlene Gromley. Tlxirrl Row-VVayne Griswold, Ronald Huff, Chester llerman, Robert Gephart, Kenneth Fisher, Joe llart, Larry Getgcn, and Norris Ilamner. First Row, Left to Right-Nancy Madden, Josephine Lomison, Evelyn Mcllenry, Meriam Kinlcy, Caryl Kline, Bonnie Lucas, Nancy Karstetter, Dawn Miller, and Lois Mincer. Second Row-Donald Kreighlmaum, Robert Moriarity, Carol hlyers, Janice Myers, Carol Moore, Anetta Miller, Joseph Kaukeinen, and Max Lovell. Tllirrl Ron'-Leonard Moore, Dan Meriiielcl, Bruce Musheno, Ted Marshall, Ronald Krape, Peter Lord, Kenneth Rlobe, Clair Mantle, and Charles Lamey. 27 CLASS OF 1954 - Continued i l l First Row, Left to Right-Ella Lou May Rodabaugh, Joy Rittcr, Delores Salamone, Jean Rhinehart, Dot Robb, Rosemary Person, Pat O'Dell, and Mary Ann Raup. Second Row-Edward Sehwcikart, Michael Ohl, Dorothy Rodgers, Nevajane Overdorf, Shirley Reeder, Norma Riddell, Thelma Quiggle, Mary Jane Riggle, Edward Schleilli, and Carlyle Rell. Third Row-Ricliard Ritoriek, James Saar, Donald Rainey, Arthur Robinson, Gordon Russo, Robert Seasholtz, llill Raup, and Robert Russell. First Row, Left to Riglltfhlargaret Truax, Connie Tomb, Nancy Seehrist, Margaret Steplme, Marlene Snavely, Evelyn Smith, Erma Tome, Sue Stabley, Donna Thomas, and Doris Snyder. Second Hou'-Robert Stabley, Earl Thompson, Edward Stover, Robert Seasholtz, Janet Todd, Sandra Seawald, Shirley Trnax, Florence Scchrist, VVilliam Seyler, and Joseph Steppe. Tliinl RowfRaynold Stover, Donald Rainey, John Smith, Arthur Robinson, Ilarry Snyder, Gordon Russo, Edward Sehleiil, Eugene Shuman, and Thomas Stradley. First Row, left to Right-lX'Iartlra VVaddell, Grace VVhitc, Jeannine Waite, Jeanne Van Emon, Mary Lou NVard, Josephine Wlilson, Ira Vlligel, Lvnna Mitchell, and Charles Vairo. Second Row-Frank VVinter, Carl VVenner, Robert Moore, Ray Moore, Edgar VVillits, Russell Umstead, Fred Yahn, and Jack Van Emon. Tliird Ron'- Guy VValdman, John VVasson, John VVarren, George Vllhiting, Steve Yackel, George Young, Harry A. Snyder, XYilliam Vililliams, and John Taylor. 28 They lead th USHERS lfirv Hmr. l1'y1 m Higlll- Xllllll li111'l1, 511111 Rcinlull, Duris Mud' 1l1'11. l':1l1'1111:1 Y11111'1111111, :lull lin'- I111 iilannrl. S1'1-111111 141:11-If1'1'l1'11 fI11111111s1111, II1-l1'11 ll11H'111:111. lic- I111'1-s lluml, Llllll 1.11111 liusl. 'I l1i1'1I H1111' X11'g1111.1 ll11rl1111, l:1l1111 Gilm- s1111, 11111l Olin' l.11l111l1l. VIQIICSL' gil'lS NOIL 111ml LIIOIIS U3 LL UI 1111111ls to thc ti1l11t XOLI hola! to L1111 11111 11 1111 11111111 1 1st111 1111 HN 111 ILIS 1111 U 11111 p1'11g1'11111s. 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S1'1'1m1I Ru11'fjuI111 l111's11n, Nluris' Lck, ll1'l1'11 XV1'lsA l11111s. fxlrul Cut1s1:h:1ll, 11111l Stun- lvy XY111'sl1'1'. ll1ir1I HUll'fNl1!l'y .X1111 l71111so11, Phyllis Kuilur, Ilnr' 11l1l lx1'1-ighI11111111. llulw1'l:1 Swcitl- 1-r, 111111 Xl.11A1 Ruth l'11l1i1'l1. lillllffll Hun' Zilllk' 511111115 I-1'1'1l l'1'lusu, Mr. XI1'Il1111i11, 11111 isvr' :1111I john llixvl. Curtain cal s for the class of I9 I . . . First Row, Left to Right-Glenn Lehman, Tony Mondell, Dorothy Lehman, Joyce Kelchner, Norma Ritter and Edith Lauler. Second Row-Ned Scherer, Mr. Keiler, Director, Eugene Hollick, Lyle Perry, Connie Cohick, Barbara Bauer, Robert Karstetter, and Carl Pepperman. THE HIGH SCHOOL MYSTERY CAST Miss Fielding, drama coach ...... ......... . .... I Barbara Bauer Laura Crowder, the heroine ..4.,., .. ,. ., Edith Lauler Dorothy Russell, comedy maid ..... ,..,.. I Dorothy Lehman Mary Lee, character lady ...,....... ....,, J oyce Kelchner Miss Jeffries, assistant director 44.,.. ...... C Tonnie Cohick lNlrs. Reed, Victor's mother ...... ..,...., N orma Ritter Early Sayles, the hero ,,..,....... ,,.. E ugenc Hollick Paul Butler, character man ..... ...,. ..,. N e d Scherer joe, stage manager .,.,..,,.... Anthony Mondell Victor Reed. the villain ..,... ....... G lenn Lehman -lack Howard, the author ..... .......... L yle Perry Iason Shaw, sheriff ..................,..,,..,.,........,.......,...,..,......,,...,,..,.,,..,.,,..,.,....,.,........... Carl Pepperman Synopsis: This is a story of a play within a play. The locale is the local high school stage and auditoriumg the stage action taking place on the stage and in the audience during a dress rehearsal. The time is the present. Act I The high school stage and auditorium during a dress rehearsal of the thrilling play, The House of Terror. Act II The same. A few minutes later. Act III The same. Directly following. The House of Terror, a mystery comedy drama, was under the competent direction of Mr. Leroy Keiler. The cast came through with a splendid performance, and since this was a totall new and novel m ster lay ever one was deli vhted at the outcome. Y Y Y P . Y S, 30 v CLASS I'l..'XY S'l'.XGIf. COMMITTIZIZ Clmrlcs Parks, llcnry Martin, amd julin Myers. lwfl In High! 'llrny Xlumlvll, .luyrv Kclrlllivr, fllcnn Ia-hmim, lugcnu llnllirk, lklith Laullur, Dorothy Insh- mxm, :lml Noni Sglu'l'ci'. Ivy! in High! l-nigunc llulliulx, Ni-nl Sciwrur, llzu'hzn'zi li:llll'l'. Kiln-nn l.n-limzm, 'lnm' Nlunclcll, :mil hh' Pcrry, nn cmiuli. tapping into Dramatics as funiors . In HALF PAST TEEN CAST Sugar lilvw. CNLIIILIVIS lmust fricmi , . , Puggy licnry Aunt Augusta liuglics, Mrs, Nurtmi's ulclur sixltl' . , . - . .. V V: 'i. '. l'a C ailuialcc QC amclyU Nurtun, Swett lf , ., , 'Iuycc lxcicimcr I H H' I 7 mu ' 4 V Grisclnlzi Hughes, hcr clznlglitcr . lxaillilccn XVUIIL l.lm'1l Pnttcrsivn, the lmv in tlic ncxt block-liugcnc llollick A Y V , ' 4 ' ' i,LlVlCi Yam X un, wlm thinks lic is siimutli- Cflcnn l,clim Ill l,'.'Nl'l 'l',V'rt'l tlurtw, ...,, ,,,Dz' 13'-xi , ms' H gk, lu 5 Ju ,H 5 mn ummm Sum Hullctt. in pmspcctnr , lyiu PUIIX Iluris Nurum, fziliciyl ilillli-VVUI'kil1g iimtlicr-Luis Hull' Gulsmmlwx M5 Pmhwr I L-MI lucplwrln In Miss lilaickwcll, an English tcuclicr ,... . ,. Edith Luulcr Mr. Midglcy, N'L'2llIlliC9I mam in tmvn Ylzuiics lla Mrs! Ilrnv, loft lo Hlglllfflilc Pm-rry. K girl Pl'I1I3k'l'l'l'l2ll!, liillil l,uulur, Damn Iirvm-inam, ll:u'lw:u'.1 lhilvi, Ixznlilu-ii XYuli'c. Sucuml Hun' -Pvggy llunry. ,luygc liclclimw, luis lIuH', I-,ilgviic llullirk, i.lm-nn lchm.ni. -lim llzllm :incl Mr. licilcr, mliwctur. I 'Q I-This is an instrunient?? 2-The blue and gold of Pennsylvania. 3-Rita llartzell entertains at the .lunior Class party. 4-Never a dull moment. 5-The maestro and his geniuses. 6-The niaestro and eo. again. 7-'lihanltsgiving Day is here at last. CALENDAR NOVIQMIIIQH IJECEIXIIIER fa Milton hall a tough struggle with our liullmlogs, l A puppet show eallecl Uililllil Vllliittilxer ami llis hut they won't win next time. Score 15-12. Cat was Put on hy the Antrim llureau. Vve , 1 I I lilqeml it. 8 lliere are eertam students who always sleep 111 Miss Hamm English CIHSSCSF 4 Pat English and Shirleen Gottsehall seem to like Biology elass or is it the Student leaeher?? I0 lhe School Council is right on the joh this V ' V ' ' 6 Snow!! Snowll Snowll Maybe well have a year. I A 1 A ' ' NN lute Christmas yet. I5 Miss lleelcer has a vraml time l'ee1inv orcler in .. . . , , 5 b X l 5 8 lhe Senior C lass Play was a huge sueeess. C on' her classes, but she cloes it. ul-Ymlllmum Scnimg ' 'U il -lll f'- 1 -4 ' ' I ,, . . , , If heat lyrone... lhat s the motto aiounil S. ll. S, 11 Mr- Jim lcutcl mcknumcd C xml cmngdmllv fhis walk' -liillief' Vlomler why??? 30 MHS carte l'U'd NNW muck LM' I 'wr Nlhh- I3 Viola lletlielcl anal llay 'liomh are heeolninv a . 3 UIWWL' UIUSSCS- steacly twosome. 22 ilihanltsgiving vacation. lJon't eat too much!! 15 Gil-lg! IL, vnu haw IIWSC gms fm yum- bm.. 25 lhe ilihanltsgiving selnifforlnal elanee was a lmcmls yn: 27 28 zos huge sueeess. 22 Extra vacation clue to to llootl eontlitions. liirst Llay of cleer season, snow, clue season, ancl Ilaotl. 30 liaelt to school again. Alden Poust got his tleer. 32 The Day Alter Christmas, the Business llclu- eation Seniors' assemhly play, certainly gave Sherrill a ehanee to giggle anal ,leannetta to smell anal glitter. New Yearis eye party was a great success. livery- one hacl Fun. ' r f la ' ON . v ' ssl? lJg'fg,!,, 5 , ' gf v - 4 ll U I , .ll 1, ' Ili I' ' 4 ' :lull 3' 9 , W u v q 415 -H E J: 4 I ,' I: I l, Ig, lil' l or M X ? i 6 f fn .' 9 , v', 1' 3' Vi!! 9 Isla. 3:05:11 y .2 fb ,J X' e!:f:f 'Fi' , X 1 Q X an 1 vm! f , v v fu, fy I .E gli, ' 'ji ,ggg K 7 S' ,I v Q 4 fin s I Milf: flaw: 15,44 J k 1, ,, l , G:-bf 2 '2'- 5 If ' Ill Pwfvff pf! lll ,,L X ,haw Vs 42221: sifiifze ul! '-- Q 122:21,5'.E1:3g2'fgg!gf5f' 5 X !'-mf ' 911514 I4 vjnrfj ' dqlivqli 15,5515 4 9 5 ,Q QQ' , x W U I ' Trix 'dvi' 'ggi 1 A - .Hwt1'.','1so9a. m. a':si1:'fO?pm',0Omit: M N P . Q xl KXXXZE9 Uxu.. x w' 6 n- - ' nz--fx-mf 1 X. I 5 xsbdfa N W l N A ,X 6 f . 'N f-We Finns J 'S fo 5 Wwfmv' iw . 1 Y Ma J . K ,Xb f if A 4? if iii' . 'SMR Mwkll X Q as b Q S J 1. l E i W 4 wh w, Gracious beautles recalling Ylaclaghton Bowl Festival . First Row, Left to Right-Jonny Hart, Helen Calhoun, Donna Cook. Second Rrm'-Twila Pool, Joann llinev Connie Cohick, Sherill Hiller, Edith Laulcr, Joyce Kelchner, Martha Myers. ' Tiaclagliton Bowl Queen The llftlm annual crowning of tlle Tlilllklgllfllll Bowl Queen was held in the Jersey Sllore Iliglm School, February 16. ln tlme colorful ceremony Miss Helen Calhoun, ll Senior, wus erownecl by lust YCHIJS Queen, Sherrill lliller. Eclitlu Luuler was runner-up to lleliss Calhoun. 35 he flame that never died Nice hair part, Lewie. lllwo points-nite going. llere she eonmesl Shangraw, will you grah that hall? 36 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1950-1951 JERSEY SHORE 58 Home lXlll.'l'0N 75 The Bulldogs opened their 1950-51 season against Milton and suffered a 75-38 delleat. JERsEY Suomi 37 flwrn' ST. JoE 61 The Shore team played their lirst game on a foreign Court and tooli a second lielting. This time it was handed to them hy St. Joe. JERsEY SHORE 37 Home lXlixRY's 65 After putting up a stifl' fight in the first half, the Bulldogs fell under an avalanche ol' points in the second half. llarer had ll points llor the Bullf dogs. JERSEY SnoRE -ll Arun' Louie HAVEN 62 The Shoremen opened the Central League earn- paign against Lock llaven, and were trouneed hy the Purple and Wliite. Ilarer was high scorer for the Shoremen with 13 points. JERSEY Suomi 24 l!lll'l1J' Sotrrn VV1Li.1AixiPoR'l' 48 The Bulldogs lost to South VVilliamsport so overf whelmingly the hlounties doubled the Bulldogs' seore. SHORE -I-7 flwcn' S'rA'rE Co1,1,Et:E 62 The Shore quintet was dropped hy State Col- lege. The loss put the Shoremen in a tie at the bottom of the Central League standings. Shangraw had 14 points for the Bulldogs. JERsEY SHORE 37 Home l5El.LEFON'l'E 6l The Bulldogs were dumped hy llellellonte. Shangraw again was high scorer for the Bulldogs, this time with 18 points. JERSEY Suomi 48 Home ST. JoE 43 The Bulldogs upset St. Joe and won their lirst game ol' the season. ln turning the trielx, the Bull' dogs overeaime Ll 12 point delieit ut hull' time. Klinel eesslully defend their hiding elinimpionsliip hzwe l'elter led the Bulldogs with 12 points. yrmiglwd. -- U - ' 1 , , L . - lhnsu MIORE 'ls Anal RENOV' 69 ,lERsEY SHORE 3-l flll'tlIl' lllll.l,lilfON'I'll wi The Shoremen ended the first hall' mlm' in the M , 1 h , , i, ,- , v 4 ,V l - l hu lmulldogs nun dropped hx lnlltlontt. lxlim Centtillxz -b'l t tl 'R' ' lz'l't - - Y ' l I Llguk lhmmg O my Lnmo i1 0'flLfS lelter had 13 points lor the losers. Dingler had I8 points tor the bhoreinen. UIERSEY SHORE -46 llmuv Loma ll,-WEN 53 IIERSEX' SHORE 48 Away ST. lxlARYS 74 ,, ' 1 X 'I , . . . , , , , , , llie Orange and Black eaigers were routed hy Ill l'UllflUX5 lofi U' l-'PLL llllun- but llldlul the llilltown crew. Klinefelter was high scorer for their most W'l5l5l'-'m Sumo Ol thc llC1 D l3lC the Orange and Black with 15 points. had 16 Points for the Bulldogs. JERSEY SHORE 67 1101110 5TATE COLLEGE 49 ,IERSEY SHORE 61 Home Mouivi' Cxmini. 65 r 1 i ' W I ' N Y I X X X 3 - , , , 1 HK bhmcmcn tmunud Stan Lolkgt' In do lhe Shore eitgers inet Mount Carmel, the home ing so. thev won their lirst Central League game, umm of Cmuh Tull-Ll 'l'hL Shmumn IKM du and also won their second game ol the season. I I ll I L In in In mulmm lmliod , , , , , , izircfuxet Qui e z - ' ' . Khnelelter led the victorious Shore eugers with l ' 5 20 points. jERsEY SHORE 53 Home llENovo 49 JERSEY SHORE 38 llmne Solrrn VV1L1.1AixisPoR'i' 75 The Bulldogs completed their N50 1915! brisket The Bulldogs lost to U fugg-gtgplying Smith Wil, lmll season hy upsetting llenovo. Slizingrziw led liumsport tellin. The hopes of the Hulldogs to sue- the Bulldogs with I8 points. First RUII'-NIT. George Teufel, Conch. Seeuml Raw, left to High!-jnines Yleislier. Manager: llruee XVelslmns, Lloyd Paiekairsl, Neil Klinefelter, llurold Kissell. Lewis Dingler, .Xllen Frye, and Riehzird Uelgen, Xlniiaiger Hiirii Rllll lJillL' Straub, Ronald Shoeinnlser, Antlinny DCITKPIIIKI, Ronald llull, Roherl Sliaingrnw, :ind XVillixnn XYillinms. 37 Dribblers in the making . . 0 A L'L'Ill11 Illll- Ull ilnilgl' . December l Dcccm lmc r january .I ll I1 u u ry ,IZIHLILIIY ,lam uury January january january licbruary Fclwruary llelmruury February Fclnruury Fclmrualry 'crry, il c .' mu m, 7rcz icr , 'e Hg. l'1rxt Row, Lvft to Right-IX'lr. Sunclbcrg, Cuaclmg Lce Eyer, Robert Mormrity, Stewart Luther, and Ted Funni Q l ll ll l Dl St l l l B lx 1 t Kline, Melvin llummingQ 'mtl ll-lruld Dwwwn M r JAYVEE BASKETBALL 1950-1951 SCORES lxllllflll Cllmuel ,....,.... ......,....... St. -loc Qflnrnyb .,.....A.. -St. lN'lurys Uloruzel ...... Lock llzwcu Cflwnyl State College Cflnuzyj A... . Bellefonte CIJOHIED ...,.. , St. loc CI101lI6D .,.. Rcnovo Cflwayl .... St. Marys Cf!llUl1j'D .,,...... .. State College CI101JICD ..,.... South VVillinmsp0rt CH0111eD Bcllcfontc Q!lwnyD ..... .. Lock llavcn Cllomej Mt. Carmel CH0mcD 4...., . Rcnovo Cllomel ...,... . 38 lp. 20 26 48 34 50 51 38 48 49 51 30 48 54 45 48 SOPIIOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right-Marilyn Gerhard,-Vice President: Neil Klinefelter, Presidentg Peter Kline, Treasurerg and Terry Lauler, Secretary. Those sill -sounding ophomores . CLASS OF 1953 In the fall of '49 we entered high school as timid Freshmen with an enrollment of 165. We chose as our officers: President - A DONALD ROZENBERG Vice-President - - NEIL KLINEFELTER Secretary - - CAROL OVERDIJRF Treasurer - PETER KLINE With the capable help of Mr. Cook, our adviser, we went through the torture of preparing our Freshmen Class Party for the upper classmen. We started our second year feeling a little more confident for we were Sopho- mores. We elected as our officers: President - - - NEIL KLINEEELTER Vice-President - - MARILYN GERHARD Secretary - - TERRY LAULER Treasurer - - PETER KLINE Our enrollment for this year dropped to 123. The highlight of our Sophomore year was the selection of our class rings. We were thankful for the guidance of our able class adviser, Miss Wright. Our final important event was the sponsoring of the Sophomore Class Party on February 1, 1951. Next year we hope to reach the goal of upperclassmen. 39 CLASS OF 1953 - GROUPS First Row, Left to Right-Evelyn Burke, Mary Ann Dawson, jane Cohick, Evelyn Baier, Nancy Brown, Gail Bullock, Mary Crossley, and Patsy Bennett. Sccoml Raw-Ralph Aungst, Iames Bolsford, Ilazel Breining, Joan Carr, Barbara Bartley, Charles Deichcrt, Anthony DeFonzo, and Richard Clark. Tlzinl Row-Fred Bierly, Raymond Colas, Marlin Caris, Robert Cline, Carl Bower, Iohn Buttorlf, Richard Calhoun and Edwin Dougherty. First Row, Left to Right-Shirleen Guttsehall, Pat English, Lorraine Gallagher, Emmaline Dowling, Faye Dunlap, Fledabelle Daugherty, Dawn I-larer, Grace Dibble, and Patricia Elfes. Second lion'-Marlene Gamble, Delores Ford, Carole Fox, lean Goodman, Helen Graham, Mary Eek, Mary Edwards, Barbara Claes, and Betty Iiekel. Third Row-Edward Eek, Ronald Duty, Ronald Enders, Carol Ergott, Marilyn Gerhard, Ian Ghven, Daniel Griswold, and Charles Edwards. 40 l First Row, left to Right-Dorotlxy Kessler, Ann Ilart, Janet llenry, Nancy llerriit, Bethel Johnson, Phyllis Keller, jill lleller, and Lavina llerr. Second Rmt'fDavid Jarrett, Barbara Long, Mary lleverly, Joanne Keohane, Jennie Koch. Elsie lliekey, Terry Lauler, and llarry Keeler. 'l'l1inl llou'-Donald Lehman, Charles llorn, Gordon Levin, Peter Kline, Neil Klinefelter, joe llurlhutt. Fred llurcl, antl Clarence llillyartl. liirst Row, left to Right-llrlnn Lowe, Shirley Ritz, Nan Ranek, Mary K. Myers, Snntlra Rayhorn, Carol llohhins, Marion Miller, and Clara Lowery. Second Ron'-Stewart Luther, Preston Meekley, Suzanne Mamolen, Shirley Myers, Martha Myers, Marlancl lleam. ,lack Myers, and Donald Rovenlwrg. ll-llifll Ron'-Stanley Rlloarls, Donald Moore, Don Perry, Melvin Ruinmings, and Yernon Miller. First Row, Left to Right-llazel XVall, Shirley Snyder, Beverly VVelshans, Peggy Smith, Charlene Yothers, Carol Vl'heary, Shirley Thomas, Gloria Vl'entzel. Seenml Ron'-Kenneth Vllhite, Ray Vannanker, llolxerta Sweitzer, Eleanor Sorensen, Lois Shaulle. llelen Thomas, VVihna Smith, jack Stewart. Tllirtl Rllll'i'IlUl1l VVilliamson, Donald Vlloodhouse, Dale Straub, Zane Spring, Gary Thomas, Marvin VVillits, Barry Vannauker. 41 Active leaders . . lfirxr lime. left in Rigln-Rita llartzell, Lois Mutehler, Doris Madden, Nanev Delker, Shirlev Poust, Jean Lupold, Ann Sliolter, Lois johnson, and joan Iireining. Seeuml llou'-Barbara Lawman. llelen Vllelslians, Lois Shamlle, Lillian llughes, Flora Markle, Doris Marks, lilaine Brieknmn, and joyee Kelehner. 'Vhirzl Rou'fAnna Marie Gustafson, Ruth Berger, Margie lilder, liarluara llilrke, Lorraine -lohnslon, Donna lleek, Janet Best, and Dawn lgI'L'I1Clllill1. liourllz RUIl flJilfl0I1C liisenhower, llelen Calhoun, Sherrill lliller, june Rulllieacl, Marlene Myers, and Lola Berlielcl. lilfllz limi'-lX1ary Dunlap, Peggy Rodgers, Lois llull, llelen Myers. Donna Marlow. Gail Decker, Sally lleitlell, aml Joanne Long. Sixlli llouifllelen Kinkeail, Dorothy Lehlnan, llstella Potter, Shirley Miller, Donna Ilowes, Ann Cainplmell, Carol Langworthv, Pattv lillenlaerger, Louisa XViIliamson, lilaine Clarke, I5,x'elx'n Slierman, janet Yolie, and Karen Klinefelter. Seventh Huw-Connie Cohiek, llarliara liauer, lfclith Lauler, Sara Niellols, ,Xliee llill, Mary K. Jackson, Kathleen VVoll'e, Nancy Lupolil, :mil Peggy llenry. TRI-HI-Y CLUB Tl1e Tri-lli-Y is a eluh eomposecl of Junior and Senior girls. Anyone in these two gracles may lnelong. Every year the Senior memhers initiate the Juniors ancl then they are talgen into the eluh with a very inspiring eanclleflight ceremony. lleeause the Trirlli-Y is sponsored by the Young Mens Christian Association, the meetings are helcl at the loeal Y twice a month. The lirst meeting is a husiness one, and the seecin,l meeting is a soeial one. The girls stucly anal cliseuss problems that teenfagers meet every day. Uur Tri'l Ii-EY is a verv aetive organization. We were eo-sponsors, with the Ili-Y, for the Thanlcsvivinv Dance. We also had a swimmine iartv at the Loelc llaven F3 U 3 . Teachers College pool and were in charge of the Easter assemhly prograin this year. The ollieers are: l'resitleut - EDITH LAULER Vleefllresitlent - - - JANET YOIIE Secretary - lXlAnY lVlARCARET llimms Treasurer b- - l lELEN C,xLI1ouN Clmplain - SHERRILL lllLl.ER fhlziiser E Miss VVRIGIIT 42 in work and pla . l-'irst lion: lvfl to Riglil-Fred llauser, Glenn Lehman, Charles Umsteatl, Allen Frye, llarolcl Kisscll, Riehanl Golgi-n, john Graham, aml Paul Davidson. Secoml Ron'-jim llahn, Ronnie Ilarer, Dale Davidson, Donaltl llartcr, Lewis Dingli-r, llussi-ll llruuiw, Dnmalal Perry, :mtl llonnie Marks. 'l'hiril Run'-Fred llierly, Lyle Perry, Rohr-rt Sliangrau, lzugcnc Ilollielt, Garx' 'l'hoinas, Dale Strauh. jan Killeen, and Harry Yannauker. I7rmr1li Roll'--llolwrt l'linv, Russell llhinuliarl, john Smith, Stanlvi Si-hall, .Xnihony lit-lionlo, Neil Klincfclter, llenry Martin. David Delaney, antl XVilliam Xl'illiams. i HI-Y CLUB 'llhe year was startetl hy our big annual initiation. Only 12 of the l5 memhcrs noniinatetl went through thc initiation and came into the eluh. This gave us a yearly total ol' 35 memhers. One of the higgest achievements of the year was a lli-Y play against race prejutlicc, which was put on in assemhly and also in a P. 'l'. A. meeting. The faculty cominentecl on how much they enjoyed the choral. Other activities lor this years very husy cluh included two hay ricles, a magician show hy Mr. hlcllwain, co spon-Y sorshilm ol' the annual Tlianlisgiving Day Dance, a swimming l7lll'Il', aml wiltllilc pictures seeurecl hy our president from the Came Commission. A big anal active year for the llisY cluh ol Sl was toplzetl oll' hy our annual chicken supper to honor the graduating Seniors. The big wheels are as follows: Presiclczzt A - f Y LYLE PERRY l'it'e-llrusizlwzt - lloNNiE llimun Secretary - LEVVIE lDlNCl.liR Treasurer - llAR0l,IJ K1ssEi.l. Clmplnin - lloNN1E lXlARKS Sergeant at Arms Bois Sii,xNc:nAw Our Faitlifzil Adviser KENNETH Cuossun 43 I- l he Big liour on their daily watch. 2YI.ook out, that it doesn't get away from you. 3-The next thing to cave men. 4-Seven ol' our llome Ee. girls. '5-llow do you rate, Mr. Teufel??? 6-Out hoys in action. 7-lndiaxr giverslll 3-Swish!!! Two more points for us. ll A 24 26 C LENDAR NUAIXY 5-Calling all cars. Harold Kissell has mislaicl ,, , I his French Book. lle says itis at Bellefonte. I -l'1rst day ol 1951. l laplvy New X ear, every- ' holly! 6 Miss Decker can hardly wait till Senior vacation. 2--llacla to school again alter our wonderful vaca- 8 'lihere are a lot of people singing happily now. tion. State Chorus is heing held at F.lwood City. 4--illhc Sophomores arc worried ahout their class 9 VV? ull Cllluyell All Cnukig assembly IMS S-l'ron1 rings. A the looks ol' some students' laces it is a lmlue hlondayn. lo--Connie Cohiclt and llarry Keeler aren't hitting l5lfRR 1 2 it oll' loo well. XVhot lioppened??? -Nominations lor 'liadaghton llowl Queen were handed in today. VVho is the lucky one? -Miss VVright had a Very interesting assemhly today. UANY illhe Sophomores' school lmarty was a hig success. lfvcryone enjoyed it. Class meetings were held this morning. There must have lmeen a lot ol' liig husiness. I2 I3 I5 16 19 22 28 IIN PI'I'llHg. The Yearicli twins say that Allegheny Creamery ice cream'is good, hut they, of course, like Year- iclfs hettcr. illhose poor Seniors. Today they get their col' lege entrance examinations. Good lucla. Tonight is the F. F. A. hanquct. lust thinlc ol' all those good things to eat. llelen Calhoun was chosen as this year's 'ilia- daghton llowl Queen. Congratulations, llelenll 'lihe hovs in room ll lmetter get hnsy and lxuy some SYZIIHPS. No one in S. ll. S. would dream of telling a lih. Today is George VVashington's lmirthday. Tonight we had rehearsal lor the fashion show. Everyone loolaetl just like a professional model. 11 U i N .-6:2525223al33Ei!5:22W'nw and Wi:fffriiitstlmz--L fgg u u nl, - ' q 'lisiisisiisfaiw .esizzr APRIL iggizzlzri-Eu!! .eww , .N--'.w!A -QQWNNNNI qw MNNNNNNNN .INNINWNW X WW Hmm -. 'W M OC Q X co XS X .- X' Iv? fa X Qaeifsz1ei22f6i?i2f2f ' Q x wwW X3 X wsisiifn, 1-W Q, ' MM , '4 X X Q X R45 X? bl TQ'- And the band pla ed on . . 1951 BAND In the ycnr l926 thc citizcns ol' .Icrscy Shorc saw and hcaird Ihr thc lirst timc lhcir high school hand. lnciccci these citil fcns xvcrc vcry prmicl oi' thcir hand amd us thc yClIl'S alclvzlilccd hccailnc cycn mnrc prcnlcl. Snmc oi' those szimc citixcns, zlnci of mziny morc ziclclcci to thcir mcmorics the 25th zmnivcrsury S. ll. S, iinnci whcn lll mcmhcrs prcscntcci thcir zlnnuzli conccrt chiring thc i950-51 school tcrm. 'lihc cunccrt was only unc of thf- high-lights oi' thc ycur. Many inurc wcrc jottcci down in rcui mcmnry hocmks some ol' which wcrc: rlihc conccrt Lit XVuolrich for Coimnunity lizili npcningg tht- conccrt for VVzilnut Strcct Fcstivui :incl usscmhiy progranitg thc lczlcl in thc comhinccl PCI'll1SyiVlIlliil VVcck and lliillowccn lmrzitlcg thc Lock llzncn political purudcg thc Montgmncry pilrncic and mass hand ccmccrtg the District and Static lizinai ITC!-QIiViliQ thc hamni und orchestra pzirtyg thc Lycom- ing County Urinal llcslivail pzinicicg thc Mcmoriul Daly pzimcicg thc Lznircl lfcstixxil puraulc ut VVcllshoro1 thc Armistice Day pnrncic and the many fnothzili gamcs ut which the hand played aincl cirillcd. 'lhc ll. S. ll. S. Band has ZIIVVLIYS hccn commended for its ncnt zippcairaincc and finc music. Lct's scc you do your host ll? IQCCIT if gl'UXVil1g SO Iililf INUIN' IHOFC SLICCCSSFLII ilIH'liVCl'Slll'iCS may hc rccorclccl. 46 'ES S5 if 23 is Q c. 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Suu-'wvnl llnu' Ilulwll llnw, XI:1l'g.nvl film-uw, In-I1-ll Nmllll, Sl.mIm'x , I H1-hull. IMn.uI1l lluLlvlu'l'Ix, Ilnlwrl Ilruulxs, l':lIl'lci:n lllvulurl'-u'1', lunnln' Cwlm L, Xl.n'lIxn N , I-. Nnglv. :mul lx.Illllc'n'n XYUIIU. Illiml Ilfrll' llzm I1 IIlm'lwln.ll1, Prggx llvnlx. -Ilmll Imwng, Ilclcn Kinlwzul, lluln-rt Ihmmlw, Null SrIu'l'vx', -Iulm Xlxm-rx, Ui Ilmln I. lImuIu, I nlvllm ILllllUl', ZIIILI Sllirlq Xlillvr. Innrlll Hun' -I.1m'l Iulw, luis Ilull, I'.ulI Iv-vu, lI.lx lnumlx, :lml llvnrl Xlarlin. .II1x1'r1!m' XI'L'I1Iun lulxiclx, I is I 3-ZX, 's 'f lIi1f5'W,1 5 Inlgi -Fx-gif 5 E fy X I SWISS 1 l E S S25 W9 A lvl! ln liiglrl llrxl lion' l'l:1im' Ilustings. '1-mul llnn' Clzlrul Prgutl, llnwn ll: llrL'm'm:m, llvznlml' Survnszml1. inl Hull' luis jullnsull, ,Xml Sll4llIt'l', Duria lizlilvv. lumllr lluu' luumn XViIliannsun, Hui llulvlx. lllllz lion' Puggy llvnrj, Puggy Hmlgm'l's. x'll1 llml' -Imam lnrsung. llclvn lxinlmzul. 'vunlll liuu' llvnrx Xl.ll'lin, llqlzllr Hun' I um I lull, .Xnn llurt. k 0 much music Mn. Sl'll0lLNIJUlllfliR llircclur of flu' Huml uml fJl'L'llCSll'll HIGH SCHOOL URCHESTRA 48 rom so little a space . . 'llhirty-nine talentecl nrenrhers ol' our school inalge up the jersey Shore l ligli School Urchestra. Une periotl a weelt, the orchestra nrernhers gather lUgL'lQllCI' lOl' LIN llOLll' I'CllCLll'Sill. For Iwrli the Senior antl ,Iunior Class plays, we presentetl pre-curtain inusic. len inemlvers representecl our high selmol at the District Festival at Miclcllelmurg anal one inernher attenclecl the all State Orchestra Festival at llhilatlclphia. To encl the school term the orchestra playecl lior the Senior Class llay exercise ancl Ccmnnnenceinent prograin. lvl! lo llrlrglil I-irsl Hon' joyce Kelclim-r. llcller, ami llelen Myers. Nancy Lnpoltl, :rnrl jezrnns Maglgs. liann H'illi:nns. Smith, and Stanley Schull. ll. Brooks. l.oln llerlielrl. lfiglilli llim'--Robert Vl'all.er. 49 Secunil Hou' llunalrl llulv, jill lliirrl llun'fKl:rrx' .Xnn llierlv, lfourrlr Run' Donna 'llrom:us, llonzrlml Slloelnalxer, :intl Vl'il- lilfifll Hou'-jolrn Harris, lfveret! Sixth How- XYiIIiam li. Brooks, Rayinonrl folas, and XVilliarn Serenllr Hun' Teal tanning anal Their vozees often rise in son . . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club, composed of Freshmen and Sophomore girls and directed by Miss Ruth Bardo, was kept very husy during the- school term hy various musical activities consisting of the Christ- mas Cantata, an operctta, the spring concert, and the baccalaureate chorus. First Row, Left tn Right-Martha Myers, Barbara Long, Iean Goodman, Verna Koons, Carol Myers, Mary K. Myers, Grace Salamone, Sandra Sec-Wald, and Shirley Cranmer. Svcoml Hou'-Carol Ergott, Barbara Claes, Ann llart, Janet Henry, jill Fuller, Sue Stalxley, and Patty O'llcIl. 'Hzirrl Rou'fMary Ann liicrly, Joanne Keullanc, Lcnna Mitchell, Dawn Miller, Lois lXlincer, and Jennie Koch. Fourth Run'-Mary Ann Ramp, ,Iuycc Kelchner, Lavina Herr, Mary lleverly, Marilyn Gerhard, and Jean llhinchart. 50 Ah. T 0 hear them sin . . . First Row, Left to Right-Barbara Bauer, Lois Huff, Ioan Breining, Dawn llreneman, Joyce Kelchner, Rita llartlell, Jeanne Maggs, Nancy Delker, Margaret Greene, anrl Elaine llriekman. Second lime- Gail Decker. Doris Iklarks, Ann Sholter, janet Yohe, Flora Markle, Sylvia Gerhard, Joanne Maurey, Marilyn lngraham. :mal Lillian llllgllC'S. Third limi'-Ruth Fdwarrls, Lillian XValker, Barbara Lawman, ,lean Lupolcl, Donna lleek, Barbara Clark, Lola Berlield, Patty lillenberger, Elaine Clarke, Margie lilcler, and Margie Bren. lfuurlli limi'- Shirley lNliller, Dorothy Lehman, Nancy Lupolzl, Louisa XYilliamson, Kathleen XVoll'c, Mary K. jackson, Ieannetta Mincer, Darlene liisenlmwer, Karen Klinefelter, Donna Howes, and Sara Nichols. lfiltii How' Ronalzl lfnclers, llilton Mayes, llay Toinb. llngene llolliek, llveretl Smitli, llarry Vannauker, Jack Myers, Preston Mecliley, Donald Daugherty, ,laines l7leislier, and James llalin. Sixth llnuwjolin Sinilli, lirlwarcl llostramler, and Harry Keeler. MIXED GLEE CLUB The Mixecl Glee Club, directed by Miss Barclo, consists of sixty-one members who elected the following ofbcersz Presizient - j,xNE'r Yoma l'ieeAPresident V ,IOANNE lXlArm15y Seeremry ' - S1111tLEY lYlIl.l.ER Treasurer - DoNALn DixLic:1iEn'1'y Tlie Club presented its annual Cliristmas prograin in tbc lligli Sclmool fkuclito rium, Sunday, December 17 at 4:00 P. M. March 9, tlie Club gave a very enjoyable performance of the operetta VValtz Time . During Music Week, blay IO, we completed a busy year witb tbe presentation of the Spring Concert. 51 he future will find these on a arm . . First Row, Left to Right-Russell Rhinehart, Wilhert Enders, Carl Wixiter, Frank Wlinter, Edward Schweikart, james Getgen, Nancy Sechrist, and Dale Shields. Seeoml How-John Feidler, Arnold lirgott, VVeldon Cohiek, Richard Cohiek, llelen llollman, and Robert Brooks. Third Rowflflmrles Robbins, Bruce VVelshans, Tliomas llunlap, Carlye Rell, ,lanies lidwards, Thomas Eels, and lidwin Dougherty. Fourth llou'-Russell Rozenherg, Robert llliller, John Lorson, Sylvester Moore, Robert Stalmley, Dean Lehman, and llarold Confair. Fifth Rowf Mr. VVaus, Adviser and Gordon Koch. FUTURE FARMERS The F. F. A. oflicers for the ter1n 19501951 are: President ------- RUSSELL RHINEHART Vice-Presifient - - BOYD MANTLE Secretary - llE1.EN IIOFFMAN Treasurer - SYLVESTER lVlO0RE Reporter THOMAS lDUNLAP Sentinel - DALE SHIELDS Adviser MR. R. W. VVATTS The F. F. A. is a national organization and its activities are many and varied. Some of these are radio programs, annual F. F. A. banquet, game supper, the State Farm Show, sale of seeds, theater party, entrance of exhibitions and floats and county F. F. A. round-up. The F. F. A. colors are national blue and Corn yellow. Some of the ollicers have an emblem to represent their posts. To the adviser belongs the owlg thc presi- dent the F. F. A. bannerg the vice-president the plowg the secretary the ear of corn, and the treasurer the picture of Vifashington. The Chapter now has thirty-three members. 52 and these in cz home . . HDMEM First Row, left to Iligl1tA01ive Shields, Colleen Rhinehart, Delores Gm-cl, Evelyn Glantz, Peggy Smith, Fledahellc Duugherty, and linnnaline Dmvling. Seumul Run'-Rulli lidxvards, Ruth Berger, Evelyn Thompson, Anna Zinek, Lois Shadle, and farol Rohhius. 'lllirtl Row-Sara Nichols, Fai Myers, Aliee llill, Donna Bower, Edna Gibson, Nancy Herrin, and Olive Lupold. Fl71H'Tl1 Row-Lavina Herr, Marion Miller, Clam Lowery, Shirleen Gotlseliall, Elsie lliekev, Marv lichvards, Gail Decker, and Sallv Reidell. Fifth lime Miss ller, Mrs. XYeiler, .Xdvisersg llelen LiI'illl1ll11. lflaine Bilhy, Pat English, Nina Dullen and Lois Morloelv. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The ll. ll. A., under the leadership ol' hliss lzer and hlrs. VVeiler, installed into olliee lor the term l95O-51, the following: t, Presitlerzt - SARA Nicnors l iee-Presizlent A FM' MYERS Secretary OL1vE SIIIELDS Treasurer - Lois lXl0RI.0CK llistorian CZAIL lDECKER With thirtyfsix in our chapter, we were ahle to participate in numerous activities. VVC had halve sales, sold pencils, and vanilla. A joint activity with F. F. A. was a game supper and we aided them with their parents' banquet. We also had a Mother- Daughter banquet, the first of its kind in our organization. There are the regional and state conferences, which our' memhers attend during the rear. 53 W The operetta waltzed to a great success . . First Row, Left to Right-Eugene Hollick, Ioyee Kelehner, James Fleisher, InAnne Maurey, Doris Marks, james Hahn, Mary K. jackson, Barbara Bauer, and Barry Vannauker. Second Row-Nancy Lupold, Donald Daugherty, Donna Bowes, Kathleen VVoll'e, janet Yohe, Jack Myers, Edward llostramler, Thomas Coolidge, John Smith, and Preston Meckley. GLEE CLUB OPERETTA HWALTZ TIME CAST Kirby Stevens Ca young musicianl , ., Lilac Ca colored maidD .,.... .... .........,.,..........,......,. , . ,, Mrs. Lucy Stevens Chlother of Kirby and jefTersonD ...., Sue Oliver Cwho believes in Kirhy's amlaitionsl Gilmore Scott Ca young man-about-townD Lizzie Sparks ..i... Bill llartley ,.i., , Molly Harrigan .... Tim O'Brien .,.. Evelyn Cahil ....i. Muriel Palmer ................,..i,.,........,..,..,, Patricia Summers Ca young old maidl .,.. Gretchen Dale Cthe girl next doorl .,..,.....,. jefferson Stevens CKirby's older brotherD .. .. Lester Templeton Ca music publisherl .,,. 54 Eugene Holliek Donna Bowes , . . Joyce Kelehner Nancy Lupolcl Barry Vannaulcer Doris Marks jim Hahn .mdlanet Yohe lack hlyers Mary K. Jackson JoAnne hlaurey ,. . Kathleen Woli'e Barbara Bauer james Fleisher Donald Daugherty The operetta presented by the High School Glee Club is an annual event to which everyone looks forward. This years operetta was entitled Waltz Time. ln this modern comedy, there is told the story of a struggling young composer, whose greatest aim is to have his beloved waltz published. With the cheers of his sweetheart to encourage him, and the funny antics of his Friends, he succeeds in seeing his song presented to the public. The story ends on a happy note leaving everyone pleased that he went to see this years operetta. ,......g4QQyg,.... GLEE CLUB OPERETTA CHORUS First Row, Left to Right-Lois Huff, Elaine Brickman, Mary Ann Raup, Donna Thomas, and Rita Hartzell. Second Row-Elaine Clark and Ieanne Maggs. Third Row-Helen Welshans, Sylvia Gerhard, Dawn Miller, jill Heller, Mary Ann Bierly, Louisa Williamson, Lillian VValker. Fourth Row-Ronald Enders, Barbara Clarke, Karen Klinefelter, Pat Ellenbergcr, Margaret Green, Jean Lupold, Barbara Long, Donna Heck, Yvonne Ilersh, Lillian Hughes, Ioan Breining, Margie Bren, Lenna Mitchell, Ann Sholter, Sandra Seewald, Everett Smith, and llilton Mayes. 55 Those july jumping funiors . CLASS OF 1952 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Luft to Right-Margie Elder, Samuel As Freshmen, the Class of '52, wiggled by without too much damage from the upper classmen. We emerged by electing ofhcers as: President ---- JOHN WELLINGTON Vice-President - - LEVVIS DINGLEP. Secretary - MARCIIE ELDER Treasurer - - - FRED IIAUSER The main event of our green year was the Freshman Class Party. As the escalator took us higher our Sophomore year came in view. First, we elected for our ofhcers: President - - - - JOHN WELLINGTON Vice-President - - FRED PIAUSER Secretary - MARc1E ELDER D Q Treasurer A--- - - - HAROLD KISSELL The footlights gleamed upon us as we received our much-beloved class rings. Also we had our annual class party. In the junior year, we started our eventful year by electing class officers as: President -------- SAINIUEL PECCHIA Vice-President - JAINIES lNlCGUIRE Secretary - lVlARGIE ELDER Treasurer - - FRED IIAUSER As usual we drifted into a hard year's work sprinkled with lots of enjoyment for all. Our first contribution to the excitement of the year was the class party, which was a booming success-naturally. Strenuous work was put into the hit of the year, our Junior Class Play- The Fires of Spring. At the close of this jam-packed year we honored the Seniors with the annual ,lunior-Senior Prom. Now we hopefully await our all important senior year. 56 chia, James McGuire, and Fred Hauser. Pew: ff 5 O ya, . Ns LS' :PN A 2 3 .Ev T ,viii 5? We ,L ,. X Qu ww . A 4 .5aq:,.,s 5 iwmyw 1 Q , is? in y Q Q! v wb 5 RS Lx 4 A YQ ,Nt -.,:-r.:.1-' '- ' .: X F .2 2 ,my ' sc' W Q :S K YQQV Y J 4 4. P K Q A 4 A? ag 5 3 b 4, , A , is 2 UNIOR CLASS - Continued First Row, Left to Right-Jane Olson, Grace Snlamone, June Rulfhend, Ann Slxoltcr, Sully Reidell, Shirley Poust, Sum Nearlmod, and Estella Potter. Second Row-Gary Ruffhead, Samuel Pcw:l1iu, Alden Poust, Evelyn Sherman, Peggy Rodgers, Ilolmert Shzmgraw, Richard Stradley, and Jack Rief. Third Row-james Shoop, VVnrd Ritchey, Ronald Shoemaker, Clifford Norman, Fred Peluso, and Lloyd Packard. First Row, Left to Right-Arthur Todd, George VVasson, Patty Vanemon, Iormne VVnldn-iam, june and Ioan Yearick, VVilIium VVi1liams, and Robert VValkcr. Second Row-VVilliam Young, Charles llmstcud, Stanley Nvurster, john Zcrbc, VVillimu Tome, and Richard Truax. 58 Ta lent discovered as the class of 1.952 steps into the footllghts . . lfirsr Row. left to Right-Donna Bowes, Ronald Shoemaker, Margie Elder, and Jmnes Fleisher. Seemnl Row- Joan Breining, Rita llartvell, Barbara Lawman, Lee llampe. james McGuire, Marlene Myers, Carol Langworlhy, Mr. lieiler, Directory and Lloyd Packard. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The junior Class Play of the Class of 1952 was presented in the Iliglm School zluditorium. The three-act comedy was under the direction of Mr. Keiler. CAST Ingrid, a hired girl ...............,,...., .. julia Mathis, a struggling widow Sonny lllathis, her son ..,...,.r..,.r, Pinky Mathis, her daughter .,., Aleclx llcilner, the boy next door .... lilo llelfner, his sister .........,,.......,.......... Mary jane llcllner, a young nuisance , . Midge Vernon , two young sisters ..... Madge Vernon VVilhur Farnham, the town hanlaer , Barry Fremont, a famous orchestra leader llerlm lj2ll'l'll1Llll1, a young ludv liillcr ....... . VVhat sort of troubles are thev? Carol Langworthy . .,., Donna Bowes james McGuire Margie Elder Ronnie Shoemaker Marlene Myers 'loan Breining Rita llartzell Barbara Lawman ..., Lloyd Packard Lee Hampe ,, James Fleisher What is so interesting? Wouldngt V ou like to be in their shoes. . . HONOR GROUPS 1 950-51 Hli.llI'S'l' SIQXNIJINCD IN I XVII CINSS lirxl lfulv, lvfl In lliglll-Runzllml llulx, flaw of IUCN: l51n'lml'n I :lu mam, ilalxm uf 1951: lfclilll I..nul4'r, Ulnss of lllil: ,Xmy ilvllyi, flaw ul' l'J5lq Xnn llzlrt. flaws ul' P1543 mul Dmmlml lhxfcn- Iwrg. Claus ul' IU54, Slwrzml Hun' S,llnum'l l'n'n'1'l1i:u, llzuss nl' l'I5l. Wllllzum ll. llruulks Sl XII: Klllllullh STYII5 IIXNIJ Nl.1nlrx N I1 all DlSl'llll l I! XNI7 XII-Xllll HH x Inu: lufr rn High! lUlliSil XYi S. an QM, IllS'I'lXli l Ollfl Il-HI Il X MluMI3lfRS lirxl Hung lull lu lliglll l'.n'ul lfrgull. juycn' Km'lchl1z'l', Alvalnm' Malggi, llclcn lxlzlim' My'- vrs. Surmnl Hlrll' Lulu lh'l'fln'l4l, l'u'l'0ll Smith, William I. lh--wks. XYilli:1m II lllwmks, luis Iluff. f, X 1 .NW I 1, 1 ' ': ' - --U-3 1' -U , .- Q .-v as gn' 1 ' ' W ya' 's. . 'rum nry, Ullllnm ll. llnmln, lun!! lilll, Slzlnlq Schull, uml Him ll.u'lfmIl VZ? Nan lirxl I Nulw, f Illlfh lllinl Hmm. I Instr: Smith ll! Ill lirwl mu ' x 1 I5 IIN tl .ff lllrrls, S1 lmning, :ml rv Kauslxltu Du Hum HONOR GROUPS - Continued If. I7. .X. AHTXRIJ XVINNERS ' 'ff 41 ns Dl1l1I:11, RLISSUII III1i11L'- Hrs! IIn11', lull In lI1v,,l1l II1 111 I I1JlI'l, c'II2lI'Il'S IIf1I1I1i11x, :md IDCIIII I,cI1111z111. SvcnmI IIUIIIY Klcm- IIz1ic1', 'IUIII1 I,111'su11, YIl1k'l'lll IJuitriL'Ix, z111Ll David II:1IIm1. I ISN I Y XNI X XYI'IfIi PIIXN' , , , , IIISIOII1 iON'II'.S'l' XVINNIZIIS ' U XIIIX Uullxs. Sucnml IIU11' Illrxl IIu11'. Ivy! to l1l,I1l . I . H ' II:1r11I1I Kl4L'IgIlI1LllIIll, Curl I,k'I7lk'I'lII'lll Inl N1-II SL-hc . ,A 111 Ix1111lm1I, rur. 'I l1ir1I IIn11'qluI111 Myurs. Il XNIINIC' I'OI I Xil Olll I N IQ1IilI1 I,x1uI1 ec I. II. II. IIXNIN lN'II1S'I XVINNIIIS 1111111 I.111a 111111 '1l11I II1':1l11 1 I H . 1 X',Xl!Sl'lN ll XSRI IILXI I I laI I'liIlMI4N llrsl Huw. lvl! In High! lirucc XYclsl1nns, JLIIHUS vislwr, llirh.1x'nl ilvtgclx, N1-il Klim'I'cltL'r, :md Xlln-n lfryc. Sm-mul Hmm' XYilIinm XYilIi:1ms, Rulvcx'l Shzlngram, I1-mix Dinglur, and Runnin' lluIl'. j. Y. IUOIIEXII. Il'l lI'RMlfN lim! HMV. lvl! In High! llulmwl lfisuurl, -lulxn lllilll, .Xrthur Rulvixmnm. Dull' Straub, Hzu'1'y Hlzulr, llnlwrl Nlu1'l.n'1lj. llzlrry Snynlrr, and K-lzur Xlzlnllc. Svunlnl Hou' l'clL'r lilim',IliIt41n Mil! CS. Mvlxin Rumlnings, Sxvxv Ynclml, Clary 'I'hu1n:ls, llunniu llull', Uaniql l7clnm'y, llunnlnl R1lilN'y, xml ,lulm lnylur. j.X'.l1XSKl IIB Xl,l, l.If'I'llfRNllaN limi Hmmm Ivy: In High! Xlclvin Ilumlnings, llnrnlnl llzlumm. Ruluurl Murialrily. Svcuml Null' Pctol' lxlilw. .mul Slum' lullwr. fllinl Huw- lwlm Smith, lhlv Slrnulm. :md Dnnulml P1-rry. X'.Xl2Sl'l'Y I-OO'I'I3.Xl I, I l l Il RMVN Iirsr Huw, lvfl in Higlll l'rL'Ll llalusvr, Clvlln l.m'l1l11:m, lxlm' Pvlry. llzmrlcl liiswll, ,Xllvn Iryv, llirlmaml Kivtgun, .luhn K-r:uh.un, :xml Smnlvy xYllI'5IK'l'. Svumul Nun' jauncs Hahn, llunnic Ilalrcr, Hulwrt Sluzmglum. Ilmmlsl llnrlvr, RlIS5k'H lQl'vcnc, llunulzl l'urry, .Inn Klhuun. lllinl Hun' l'I'l'1l liivrly, Dnlm' llmidwn. :mul Rnlvurt lhsv.-i11ilc'l'. 1... ,, x is .g .5 5 Q 1' xi n 4 'Y lik A a ' .,.-su 0 I 4- N I Y n 7 l-Master musicians for assembly. Zgplaymakers from Antrim Bureau. 3-VK ould-be actors! -leliand members digging in! 5-What! New cheerleaders? 6-Swing it, Red! 7-Taking it easy! CALE DAR MARCH APRIL l The fashion show was a big success. 2 The band is working very hard lor the band . . . . concert. 5 The east tor the operetta is working very hard. 4 Everett Smith wants the concert to be 'i bio 8 Mr. Gerhard and Mr. VVatts took the Ag. boys 1 . . i , h ' ' success. He sold over lortv tickets. on a held trip today. ' l V V ' 5 The concert was very good. The band really 9 It looks like l. S. ll. S. has a lot ot talent. The V L . U - V N H l made a line showing. operetta, VValtL lime, was a big success. U ' 6 hir. james Teutel had charge ol assembly today I2 Evelyn Sherman presented Mrs. Meredith with I5 H I6 I9 20 22 29 three chickensg of course, they were made of cotton. The Seniors are busy getting autographs of their classmates. The Sophomore llome-Ee. girls baked a birthday cake for Peggy Smith. VVasn't that nice? Today we had another line Antrim Bureau program. The student teachers have started their Easter vacations. Only a few more days before the Easter bunny comes. Today starts the Easter vacations. Happy Easter, everyone! The Freshmen really had a nice school party, for beginners. IO ll I3 17 19 20 26 27 and we all enjoyed it. The band members get a treat For the wonder- ful concert they gave. Tonight is the band partv. The name ol' Rig Roy has been given to Alden Poust. lJon't you agree that the name tits him? The School Council gave a party for the whole school. Everyone had a very nice time. The cast for the junior Class play has been picked. Did everyone buy at least one stamp today? Rooms 17 and 18 are doing very well. It seems that we have a few naval reserve men in school. Yes, six boys have joined the reserves. Gee, it's the close of the lifth grading period already. It won't be long now. lkliss Nevins had a very good assembly program. , f W N5.WW f v MMMMN lllii' Him lllilfll 1 Q MAY mm JUNE i ws' iw 1 J 1 11 f H. ,I ,XJ mylvff. MN f ' falfrf M Mi 'M1 ! 'NWN W mu X N ll W 1 47' It -5 IH, ' at if 5 f' U! .M l 'HW tx 'WMI iw W W W . .MQW WX N' Wi! l W Nm Wy If t l fwlf Mxymg N a,,,,,' W I , fg, 1.f QI Win- U f 7 f I ' A CMQ X Nxxmm At last the super sophistl'cates-the SEN ORS! . . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS fr 'I f ylv P- , l'rcsimlcm1 Doruthy Lehman, Trczlsurcrg Edith Laulur, SL'c1'cturyg und hy tu Iizlgllt If LTI, Glcnn I,cIlmun, Yicc-Prcsidcx II. NAME CARD AND FLOAT COMMITTEES First Row, lvft to Right-Ilclen Cnlhmm, Mary Kreiglmhnum, .Xnmy Gcttys Ilurmhy Lohman, Twilu Puul, nm v Ray Tomb. Su-nm! Ram'-Jzllmct Yohv, Donald Dnuglwrty, Iuycc Kvlvqhncr, janv Calltikvr, Luis IILIII, Mary K JklCIxSUl1, Lylv: Pvrry, Ronnie Ilurcly uml juhn Clrnhauu. Tflirzf Hnll'fj:1l11L-5 Iluhn und jmllmncltal Alincur. 66 CLASS PLAY COMMITTEE First Huw. lvft In Rig,lf'JUl1I1 Nlycrs, Mario lick, A111111 Mario crllSHlfSUl1, Dawn l3rc11vma11, Mary Margau- llarris, ami juan l.ursu11g. Svuruzd Hr111'--IIu111'y Al1lI'lil!, xvilliillll V. B1'uuLs. HoI1L'1'! KiII'SIL'lI0l', 1a111cs Hahn .X1'11vll:1 l.ars1111, and jL'111111ctI:1 Mincur. Hzinl RUN'-JKIIIII Lorsrm, Ronnie Harcr, and Clmrlvs Parks. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE lfirxt Huw, I1-ft to Riglltfjuhxm Lursorn, Jane Cattikvr, Pcggv llvnrv, Doris Marks, and Louisa XXVTIITLIIIISUII SL'L'1Illli Run'-Sl1irl1'y Miller, 1114111110 Nlaurcy, Darlcnc liise11l1z111'cr, Rai' Tmnh, and KHtllTL'L'I1 VV11lfc. 67 From the pen 0 our Class Poet . CLASS POEM Four years have flown so quickly by For the Class of '51 at S. High And now for all of us, it seems, We have at last fulfilled our dreams. We entered here, a trifle shy To learn the ways of I. S. High But as we worked toward our last year, We realized our hopes were here. The memories of yesterday From us, will never fade away, For when these golden days are gone The hopes we built will linger on. We owe so much to all of you Who helped us make our hopes come true, And as the fleeting years go by Weill hold in mem'ry, our Jersey Shore High. But now we must depart from you And start for ourselves, a life that is new, But in our hearts you'l1 Hnd a sigh For dear old friends and jersey Shore High. -S HIRLEY MILLER CLASS HISTORY On October 31, 1947 We, the class of 1951, numbering 184, had our first class meeting which was in charge of Mrs. Weiler, our class adviser. The most important event of this term was the Freshmen class party held on February 9, 1948. The party was such a success that the president, Glenn Lehman, called a special assembly to congratulate the students who participated in the entertainment for the party. To assist Glenn we chose: Vice-President - - TONY MONDELL Secretary - - JOYCE KELCHNER Treasurer ------ - LORRAINE KITCHEN In our Sophomore year, our class officers were: President - - - - - GLENN LEHMAN Vice-President - - CARL PEPPEHMAN Secretary - - IOYCE KELCHNER Treasurer - - EDITH LAULER 68 We entered a float in the Hallowe'en parade which, through the efforts of our talented classmates, won a prize. The high point of our Sophomore year was the choosing of our class rings which we received in May. We held our school party in March with entertainment furnished during intermission by members of the Class of 1951. Our class adviser this year was Mr. Courtney. Finally we reached the stage in our high school career when we were known as upper classmen . We elected as oliicers: Popular President - - - GLENN LEHMAN Valuable Vice-President - CARL PEPPERMAN Skillful Secretary - - jovcn KELCHNER Tactful Treasurer ------ DOROTHY LEHMAN With the able assistance of our class adviser, Mrs. Daugherty, our third year in J. S. H. S. moved pleasantly and smoothly. The hi hli hts of this ear were man . Most im ortant to us, however, was 8 8 Y Y P the Junior Class Play, Half Past Teen . We sponsored a class party, with enter- tainment rovided b members of the class, won a rize for enterin the rettiest P Y P 8 P float in the Christmas aradeg and in Ma acted as hosts to the Seniors at the annual P Y junior-Senior Prom. At last our grand and glorious Senior year put in its appearance. We numbered 131. We elected our class oflicers as follows: Powerhouse President - - - - LYLE PERRY Valiant Vice-President - - GLENN LEHMAN Scintillating Secretary - EDITH LAULER Terrific Treasurer ---- .- DOROTHY LEHMAN Our class adviser for the year was Mr. Ross Watts. Our class play, The High School Mystery , was an overwhelming success. We also held our annual school party. A new feature introduced by the Senior class this year was a gala Christmas Dance. Our year ended with a bang. We had our annual class day exercises, were entertained by the Juniors at the Junior-Senior Prom, and were guests of the P. T. A. at the class banquet at Salladasburg. Signed: AMY CE'r'rYs, Chairman Lois Hum: MARY KREIGHEAUM KATHLEEN WOLFE 69 We say it with music . . . Memories of 51n Ulavcfs + mwS'Q- kw- JaqaeQ.4Q hnev M if: if f' fi , Q 15 f 4 l Qlqgs QF 9.9 - +q O ne, some Lmll Jo'-uY ' UCL' Class OF' PJ-' - H: Q6 Hell Av! I-li! 14: gf ' 9 If al gpg Q 2 f if ff x , Sigh Umlg Some hull TCYUQ, +-hen' u.Lv4'Y'WlS N451 d,,- pall: DI - +hMh wwe Jo iv uw- u fi-,S THere3'21-71 9? an f fd 5 il 35111 1. ? W +lwo-4115414 V1-R url' Lu-e'H - Q + Q 994 we QAM Mldlh MOVE.. +0 do Here ghd N yu Lug 4-Aka. any Pl E, 77, ji i 1 ikfgigiig gifs? ' NJ waive mmle d we mhq U-:'H3 ?tiE+'l:E'5Cfve ies bil 'pox' ZNC1 igqlzia 03:4 Tidal In 74 Aw A i ie j S ld tv ,g -iv gm f 3 it 34+ A QPHN OJA55 GP 909- Mi ' Re mem- ber' .4 S. 32, -seq smave ala-ssg or RP -+L, if Hn-l F? '+o ?4 if 5 5 j 1 gl -9 X ng aff Hfah M hal' +2 -'mas +n I h +h org 1 if Q vm Swann M Jfmsm-M fam Q-shi 2' 6 I 5 f J 70 ualit as well as quantit . . . liolv mtv: liolmni rmv: TIIOMAS ll. AI-I.lSON DONNA Al. llUVVlfR 'llunlayn was in the lf. li. A. 3, Fouthall 3: Athletic Chili lluwer was a memher nl' the l7. ll. A. 2, 3. Ml: lleliginus 3. lle has a wcilluiess lui' wumen anal a pastime ul' xvmk- llnlueatiun l: anti Usher 3. ller pastime is euulting, su nu ng. llunliy wants tn join the Air lairee. wuntler her weakness is eating. flgrit-iiltiarv Home lffemzmuies lillfilllvli E. llflllfll KAil'llllYN ll. llUVVlQll5 'Genen was in the li. li. A. fl, 3, -l. liis wealxness is HSllUI'tyU, ruin petite hlcwntle, was in the Ainericanisin cvlllli motorcycles, anti his pastime is girls. ls that why his hang- 2, 3: lleligiulls limltieatiun l: anal she was llunit' llumn nut is the Geyt-r's? Any eunneutiun Gent- ? Treasurer l. ller pastime is teleplinning. .flgrieialtiire llrmw I'it'UIIfHlllCS ll,-XRllAllA O. lifllllill DAXVN Al. l3llliNliM,lXN 'llaueru took the Pre-l'rtnliessional eutirse anal was in the Dawn , whim spentis must ul' her time cwiiviiiciiig her hlixetl Ulee Chili 2, 3, -lg Girls' Glee Club l, 3, -l: Tri- father she ltnuws hmv tn clrive, was in ilu- Ulee Cfluh 2, lli-Y 3, -lg Class Play 3, -l. She wants In teach English. 3, -lp Orchestra 2. 3, 4, llaml 3, -lg 'Iii-lli'Y 3. -l. Pre-Prufcssimml Pre-Profesxirzlztll llllilill ll. llljllfillll lil,AlNl3 ll. l3lllCKlXlAN 'lluthn was in the 'liri-lli-Y 3, -lg li. ll. A. 2, 3, -lg lfresh- Hlflainen, who lilies the Seniur Ag huys. tunlg part in the man Girls' Clmrus lg and Girls' llasltethall l, 2. 3. -l. lluth llantl 2, 3, -lg Cllee Cluh l, 3, -lg 'Iii-Ili-Y 3, -lg llasltetlmall xxants tn iuin the XVAVS. l,utsul'll1cli, Ruth. l, 2, 3, -lg llramaties Cluh 33 ami futility llancl. Ilmuv IfL'lIlIUHliL'S Business I'itlllL'llllIIl1 PllYl,l.lS li. lllilllillll llUl3llll'li ll. llllUOKS 'l7hyll , whu lDCltlllgL'll tu the 'liri-lli-Y 3, lg Sttlticnt Chun- Huh was in the Hzincl 2, 3, 4: li. li. A. 2, 3. -lg li. li. A. eil: Leatlers liluh 3: .Intl Ainericanism Cluh 2, claims her State llancl 3, -lg 1ll1ll futility llantl 3. 'llliulfsu wealtness is xvealtness is llutnn -l, anal pastime is reading. clriving ears. Ile wants tu he a l'arnier. llfillll' lfemmuiics llgl'lL'IlllHl'l' 71 SENIORS Top mtv: WILLIAM F. BROOKS llumpIiery was in time Band l, 2, 3, 4. Oreliestra 3, 4, Distriet Oreliestra 43 ancl County Bancl 3. He seems to liave a weakness for tliat l'ortl of liis fatlier's. cil'HUl'llI NVILLIAM II. BROOKS Bill , like liis other friend VVilliam, wants to be in the Air Foree Bancl. Ile was in the Bancl antl Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, District Band 3, 4. Cwzeritl D. HELEN CALI lOUN Helen , our queen tliis year, was in time 'Fri-l'li-Y 3, 4, Ainerieanisin Clulm 2, 33 Religious Education l. Iler pas- time is eating, antl slie wants to he a secretary. Business lftlueulimz lf. DONALD CI IRISTIAN Don was on tlie School Council 1, 3, Football l, 2, Athf letie Club 2. 'lliis lmrawe boy wants to be a -let jockey. Please lie careful, Don . Cvnerul ILLAINIZ M. CLARKE i'F.laine took part in tlie Clue Clulx l, 2, 3, 4: anti Baeea- laureate Cliorus I, 2, 3. Elaine lias an interest in Lock llaven. ls luis name Hlkliken? Ilmilv liCOIIUllIiL'9 Bottmiz Vout: FREDERICK R. CLINE UF. C. was aetive in Football 3: and tlte Atliletie Clulm 3. Fred , our outcloor lvov, has a weakness lor uuns. ls tliat . I I X fi why you want to be a gunsmitii, Fretl: General CONSFFANCE L. COIIICK Connie Lou , our blonde from Sallatlasburg, was in the Band l, 2, 3, 4. Senior Class Play: and 'l'ri-lli-Y 3, 4. Connie's weakness is lmoys-from Al. 'lf C. Prc'-Profexsioxml M. RICHARD COI IICK Dick , wllo lias a weakness for recllieacls, was a tnemlxer ol' tlie F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. llis pastime is sleeping, and liis ambition is to own a Fortl convertible. Agriculture VVELDON C. COIHCK Col1iek was in the F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 State F. F. A. Band 4, Band 2, 3, 4, County Band 3. His pastime is hunting anal lisliing, ancl lie lias a weakness lor brunettes. Agriculture DONALD V. CROSSLEY Don , who wants to own a llareni , took part in Foot- ball lg F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. He likes cherry pie, so il' any ol the girls want to win liim, liere is your elianee. Agriezilture CLASS 0191951 Top row: lioltoiu row: DONALD A. DAUGlllll3'l'Y MARY hi. DUNLAP Doe was in the Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Distriet Chorus 3, Mary was in the Amerieanism Club 2, 3, Senior 'liriflliAY 4: County Bancl 3: Band l, 2, 3, 41 Operetta Cast 3, 4. Ilis at Lock llaveng 'l'ri-Ili-Y 3, 4. Mary has a weakness for weakness is girls. square dancing, antl her ambition is to be a nurse. Cviienzl Ceuernl LERUY C. lJAVlS lXlAl3lE C. ECK Leroy was in the li. F. A. 2, 3, 4. llis weakness is Marie , who wants to be a nurse, was active in the Stu- motoreyeles and his pastime is working on them. This cient Council 3, 4, antl lfreshntan Girls' Chorus l. ller blontl boy wants to be a heavy cluty truek clriver. weakness is boys-anyone in particular, Marie? Agrieulliire C:C'IIL'V't!l VlNCl3N'l' li. Dl3lTl3lCK lX'lAl3YANN li. HCR uVll1L'CH. our eurly hairecl boy was in the li. F. A. Maryann was in the lireshman Girls' Chorus I: anal 2, 3. -l-. lle. whose weakness is the Freshmen girls, wants took Cello Lessons l. XN'itl1 her weakness, a Certain VVilf to own a Catlillae. Remember us when you get it. liamsport blond, no wontler her hangout is VVilliamsport. Agriculture Home ECUHUHllL'S Sllll3l,EY DIBBLE BARBARA l.. IZCKEL Shirley , our serious minclecl elassmate, wants to be a Barb took part in the Girls' Chorus lg Amerieanism missionary. XVitli her lrienclly ways ancl unexeellecl Club 3. ller pastime is writing letters to her weakness, energy, we are sure she is going to make good. Dean. She wants to be a telephone operator. General General ll. NEXVTON DOUGIIERTY DARLENE EISENIIOVVER Doe , our reclheatlecl boy, was aetive in the F. F. A. 2, 3. Uarlene , who has a weakness for the Air Foree, was in llis weakness is women anti his pastime is a motoreyele. the Bancl 3, 41 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Ili-Y 3, -lg Basket- lle is going to join the Navy. ball 1, Z, 3, 4. ller pastime is writing letters. Agriculture Business linlueaiiun 73 S E N I 0 R S Top mtv: I7fX'IIIIICIfX A. IfI.I.IlNI3ERCIiR Pat was in the IIZIIILI I, 2, 3, 4, District IIanLI 4, Cuunty Iiancl in Iri-I li-Y 3, -I: Clee Cluh I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3. I'at's RIIIIIEIIIUII is tu Ime a teacher. Pre-I'r'nfessiomlI DALII C. ENGLISH Dale was in the II. II. A. 2, 3, 4, I7uuthaII 31 Athletic Cluh 5. Ile is another ul' our classmates who has a pas- time nl' hunting anal Iishing, anmI who wants to juin the Navv. IIKQVICIIII ure CI IAIILIIS Il. I7I2I.lXIY 'I'inI4 was active in the I5. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Athletic Cluh 3, I7tmtImaII 3. link , whtfs pastime is Iixing Ilat tires, wants tu he an acIntii'aI in the Navy. Cond Luelil flgrielilture IIIL1XrIIIIICIf IiUI,KIIUD IIea has a weakness Iiur reatling Vllestern huulis. She tIicIn't tt-II us her PZISIIIIIU, Ixut we think it is clrawing. She wants tn he a guml Imuselveeper. Ilnmv Iifeummiies ,IANE fx. GAFIITIKEII lane was in the IIantI 2, 3, CMIANGE AND BLAUK StaII 2, fi.. 4: I.itL'rarv Ifclitm' 4, and Iluine Ronin Treasurer 3. Iler wealuiesses are I3reneh Ifries anmI llaek. Ceueml Horton: row: SYI-VI,fX CEIIIIAIIIJ Sylvia , our lviann player, was in the Clee CIuIm I, 2, 5, 4, Student Cuuneil 2. Sylvia has a weakness Ihr Bing Ci'usIvy's singing. Maybe yuu ean he his private pianist. General IIICIIAIII2 I.. CIfIICIlN lXIuuse was aetive in Ifunthall I, 2, 3, 4, Ilasehall I, 2, 3, Clee Cluh I. 2, 3, 4: Ili-Y 3, 4: Athletic l'Iuh I, 2, 3, 4. Ilielc we give tn the Marines. clL'IlL'l'lII fXhIY fx. CILVIWIIYS A 'I I' my , w in wants tu we a senretary, was in tie ,Inuina :sm CIuIu 2, 43 Alnerieanisin Cluh 2, 5, Ileliginus Iftlueatiun I. Amy seems tu have a weakness lor Neil I,ehman. Business Iftlitculimz IXIAIILON L. CIIESUN Gibby was a memher of the Ii. I7. IX, 2, 5, 4, and has a pastime ul' sleeping. Ile says he has a weakness lnr speeclf ing. VVQ think yau will make a guml ear mechanic. flgrieuliiarc EVELYN DI. CIJXNIIIZ Peg was in the F. II. A. 2, 3, -I, Sulwal Usher 3, 43 Clee CIuIx 2, 3. IIer weakness is men, anti her pastime is eat- 7 ing. Is there anv certain man, I egn? Home Eeonouzics C L ASS 0191951 lbp mtv: l30ttr1n1 mtv: Dlfl.Ul3llS lf. GOOD CllAl3l,llS A. llAllN Doc . our waitress, was in the F. ll. A. 2, 3, 43 Glue Club jim was a ll1Cl1'llDCI' nl, tht- l3twutball 'll-arn 3. 4, llascball 2 3: Uslicr 3, 4. llcr pastitnc is waiting un tables at Tcain 2, 3, Ulm: Club l, 2, 3, 41 District Cbnrus 3, 4: All l ltlcrs. anal wc but sbc guts lots ul' tips. State Cburus 4, Ili-Y 2, 3, 4. Urinal Luck, jim. llmuv l'lL'!HIOHllL'S c:CIIL'l'l1l ,DUI IN l.. ClRAllAlXl DAVE ll. llAl.l,UXV lubn. wlmst- only ambition is tu gratluatc, was active in llavc bclnngctl to the lf. l7. A. 2, 3, 4, anal was Sccrctary 3. luutball l, 2. 3, 4: Atblctiv: Club l, 2, 3,41 IIifY 3, 4. llis Ilis wcalancss is l3utb Ann, antl bis pastiinc limit-mtltlirtgf' uualtncss is girls. Anyunc in particular? Tu uwn Scbult-r's 'liurlwy l7arin is bis ainbitiun. Agrit'ullurt' Agricttlturv AlAl3ClAl3l3T A. GREENE DEAN l3. llAllllACll Alargarct was in tht- llantl 3, 41 Glt-Q Club l, 2, 3, 4: llarbacb was a incmbcr ul' tht- l7. li. A. 2, 3, 4. llis wcalt Upcrctta 2, 3, 4: llilCC1ll2lLIl'L'1IlC Cburus 2, 3. Shu intcntls ness is lutmcl antl bis llilfsillllk' is slccping, ln tht- nt-ar l'utui'c tu gn tu l.. ll. ill. lf antl bcuutuc a tcacbcr. bc bupcs tu uwn a blutlcl A liurtl. llappi' cranltingl Ut'ut'r1rl flgricttlturc l3USSlll.l.. C. Cl3lll2Nll RONALD XV. llAl3lQl3 3ussic was active in Fuutball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, Bunny playccl liaslautball l, 2, 3, 4: lfmitlmxill 3, 4, llast-4 4 4: Atlmlt-tic Club I, 2. 3. 4: lli-Y. llis unly wcakncss ball 2, 3, 4: aucl was a int-inbcr ul' tht- lli Y 3, 4. VVL- wisb NLUIHN lu bu llarbara. llvst ul' luck, llussl birn lucli as an cngincvr. Cwivml Clcrzcml ANNA blAl3lll Ul.lSTAl7SUN MARY lXlAl3ClAl3lfli ll.tXRl4lS Anna Marie. our vt-ry tlclinitc bluntlc, was quite a bclp During 2, 3, 4, Mary was a puppy cliccrlcatlur antl bc' tu tht- Vlournalisni Club 3. 4: Tri-lli-Y 3, 4, lf. ll. A. 2, 3. lungccl to tht- Tri-lli-Y 3, 4, St-t'i'ct:li'y 43 anal was lluinc Slit- wants tn bc a Navy nurse. Very nice. lllllilll Prcsiclunt 2, 3, 4. llcr anibitinn is In gd a uiub. Cwicml llnulc ECUHUl7IiCS 75 SENIORS Top row: DONALD E. IIARTER HllklI'lL'I'H, a ll1CllllJCI' ol' tl1e Football Team 3, 4, and Hi-Y 3, 4, l1as une a111biti11n . . . tu granluate. His pastime is loaling at the Y. Al. C. A., anml his weakness is girls. l'ltQl'iL'1llllll'L' R. ROGERS HASTINGS Curly who was a lIlClIllJCT ul' tl1e Football Team 2, 3: Band l, 23 F. F. A. 2, 3: and the Athletic Club 2, 3. He l1ilS Ll weakness Ihr ears anal hopes to join tl1e Air Force. Agrieiiltilre RICI IARD K. IIENDRIGIQS link , who elainis tu be une of the Roving Kincl, was in the llancl l, 2. All the girls envy Uiek's long eyelashes. Are they natural? llis ainbitiun is tu be a Marine. General PEGGY M. IIENRY Peg belonged tn tl1e Bantl l, 2, 3, 41 Orchestra 2, 3, 4: 'l'ri-lli-Y 3, 4, was i11 tl1e Class Play 3. Her weakness is Ag. buys. CC1111l1l this be U. D. or ll. RQ. Geiieml FRE! D A. IIERRITT Frosty , ll ll1CI1ll7CT ul' the F. F. A. l, 2, 33 spencls most of l1is ti111e eating and lishing. His weakness is Irlarrisburg and tu own a Cadillac is l1is unly ambition. Agriczilrurv Bottmiz row: ALICE M. IIILL Alice played Basketball 3, 4, belungecl to tl1e Tri-I li-Y 3, 4: F. H. A. Club 2, 3, 4. Her pastime is eating. Some- day she hopes tn beemne Mrs. Frecl VVinters. Home Economics SI IERRILL V. HILLER Sherrill belonged to the Band l, 2, 3, 4, 'l0llI'llilllSIll Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, and played Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Her ainbitinn is to attend eullege. Busiiiess Ezlucarioiz -IOANN E. IIINEY JoAnn. knmx I1 tn us as Hf2ll'll1L'l'H, has ll great palstiine ol' talking. Her one ambition is tu be a reeelvtinnist for a rich businessinan. Her weakness is hurses, Business lfvlucntiorz I I. EUGENE I IOLLICK Gene belungecl tn the Frnmtball Teaxn 1, 2, 3, anal Ili-Y 3, 4, He was in the Class Play 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, ancl Operetta 3, 4. His an1biti1m is to be a teacher. General LUIS lf. IIUFF Lois File belonged to tl1e Band 2, 3, 4, Glue Club 1, 2, 3, 4, journalism 3, 4, Class Play 3: 'Fri-Ili-Y 3, 4. Her weakness is boys. CFresh1nen boys???D General CLASS OF 1951 T011 row: 1301111111 rmv: l.ll.l.lfXN A. llUCllES .lOllN li. KliXll3Ul3il3 l.illiam , who helongecl tothe Clee Cluh 1, 2, 3, 41 lri- Ujllllllu, lwttei' known as tht- Mr, l. Q. ul' nur elziss, Ili-Y 3. 4: hlmirnaxlisin flllll 3. 4: and Operettii I, 2. 3. 4. slwmls must ul' his time rezicling. llis une .incl unly annihi- uiijnys listening to the mtliu mul writing letters. tion is to imn tht- hes! lurin in the country. Hmne lfL'OIl0llIlCS ci0l1L'VtIl MARY KNITIRYN -IACKSON HELEN Q Klxklilily UMUVF' RHF , lwllmgcd t 'dw Glff Club 2- 3' 'li -Bifml' lz ll, K. was at vneinher ul. tht- Bznul 2, 3, 4. Orcliesliui 3, 4: 2, 3, 41 Orclit-gtrql 2. 3, District Chnrus 3, 4, Lind In-1 In-X UIUC Club lv 2' 5: and .lhyllify 5' 4- uk. wumlw. WIN, 3, 4. llcr weaknesses are potato chips and Avis. Clearfield is 'wr ,,.,L.uklwSS. SIM. w,,n'I itll. ' I3r't'-Prufcxsioznzl GL,m,mI 5 wjv' V1 f j jw V1 1 I V. lwlj ' wllll milk PM in thqplilss lluy il' Scgms to lmvc A Stun wus il IllCllll7Cl' ul' the l7. li. A. 2, 3. llc Nlventls wezilaness lui' Senior vlrls. lo he un olhcer in the Armed .H . .E 1 . V . I . . . .Q . . It .p I .l i A I5 . L K FL ,ki his time ll5iLI1!l1g tu the Illlllll -Hill his illlllilllllll Ih In UIHIII Hum 15 Us Um 'mlmlml' lm 0 uk ' the U. S. Navy. X'N'e're sure hu'll inulte il grind sailor. Cczzcml X A 1 gvzuillure P XUL E. KEEN , . . ,, , .. I . . ll:Xl3Ol,lJ P. lxlllglfil lllfxllhl laiul wus Ll incmhcr ol the Bzincl 2, 3, 4. A certain U H t Q 4 ' Druin Mzijorctte seems to he his weakness uncl his pastime lli 'Ul'l ' ull N315 'Hs1'11X ' l dw Slmlvm g lf L l 'li is hunting. llc plum to win the Air Izmcun HHPPV .incl llUlllL'Al1U0lIl lreusurer 3,v spends invust 'ul his time llvinv! 3 ' ' hshing. llis weulmess is the St. Louis Lnrclinails, 1 .Business lfiliiciitimz fivfwfffl JOYCE A. KELCIINER MARY Cl. Kl1lilC2Ill3fXLlM Hlliggern, wht: wus il ll1CllllJCI' uf the Band 2, 3, 43 Orehes- Uhluryu, whu was ll lllL'llllJCF ul' the l,l'klIll2lllCS Cflulm 3, has tru l, 2, 3. 4. Tri-lli-Y 3, 4, Glce Club 2, 3, 4, and Class ll weakness for lhiieks. She has an hzircl time inaking up Play 3, 4: has une weakness . . . ice creauii. her mincl hut sIw'll mzilte suineune at gimcl secretary. General Business lfzlucutimi 77 SENIORS Top row: ABN ELLA -I. LARSON Arnella lui-lungeil tu tlie Oii.xNc:ia AND llraurx 5, -lg jour- nalism Clulm 5, -lg Cilee Clulm l, 2, 5. ller weakness is writ- ing letters. Slie wants tu become a nurse. Those luelcy patients. l'i'1'-Pmfessiumil l:QDl'I'II N. LfXUl.liR lQclie was in tlie llancl 2, 5, -lg Glee Club 2, 5, Seliuol Council lp l'ri-lli-Y 5, -lg Onamaia ANI: liI.ACK 2, 5, -lg and Class Play 5, 4. ller wealiness is ciUll4ll'llSVlllC. l'1'e-l'i'ufessiumil IXJROTI IY ,l. LLI IIXIAN lint was a elieerleacler 2, 5, -lg and was in the Tri-lli-Y 5, -lg Selifml Crruneil 2. 5: Glee Club 2, 5, -lg and Class Play -l. Slie lias one great wealiness-Stewart Granger. General GLENN S. LEI IMAN Lehman playezl llmtlmll l, 2, 5, -lg liaslaetlmall 1, 2g Base- lvall l, 2, anal was in tlie Class Play 5, -lg and lli-Y 2, 5, -l. lle claims liis pastime is Ugueliii' ollm. General YIOIIN ll. LORSON Muscles , as we call liim, was a meinlier ul the Fimtluall leam 5, Stumlent Cuuneil l, 2, 5, lg F. li. A. 2, 5, -l. His amliitiun is tn lie a l,l'Ul.CSSl4llHll Vvrestler. !llLfl'lCIlll1H'L' Bottom row: -IOAN R. LORSONC 2, 5, -lg JUL1l'l'lllllSll'l Clulv 5, -l. Slie Claims contests liei weakness and reading lier pastime. Home Eeoimnlies DAVID L. LOVLLL Dave , a Sallaclaslburg lacl, lias a wealiness Ihr tlie St Louis Cardinals. Ile spenrls must ul' liis time liiintinfr anal lias great lmpes ul lveeoniing a millionaire. V General NANCY O. LLIPOLD Nan , wlm was in tlie Glue Cluln l, 2, 5, -lg llantl l, 2, 5, -lg Orchestra 2, 5, -lg Tri-lli-Y 5, -l, claims ,lim as lier weak- ness. Slie lmpes to be a nurse. l'rc-l'r0fessio11nl A. BOYD MAN'I'I,li lluycl , a memluer ul' tlie Fuutlmall leam lg antl li. lf. A. 2, 5, 4, spends must nl liis time driving lwirtls. Valley girls seem tu lie liis greatest wealiness. Agriezilture MARUIORIIL II. lXlfXN'IiLli Margie , a well-lanuwn ufliee girl, lias a wealiness lor getting lier hair eut. ller amlmitiun is tu lie a seeretarv anal slieill malxe some lueliy buss a gmail une. Business lfzlrieuliuu -loanie was a member ul tlie llancl l, 2, 5, -lg Oreliestra Foy mtv: IIUIIA ll. IXIAIIKLE -' I. . y 1 . I'lora , wlw was in the bantl 2, 5, 4: Cslee Club I. 2. 3. 4 Ilratnaties C lub 3, anal lri-Ill-X 3, 4. l.ueas is her wt-altnt-ss anal her ambition is a aleep, clark seeret. Business Iftlrtetztiou DORIS Il. IXIARKS , .U . , . , . Doris was tn tht- bancl I, 2, 5, 4: Cvlee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Iiri-I IifY 3, 41 Ilramaties Club 5: anal Clirls' Chorus I. She claims men as her wealtness. Cenerul IIILNIXY MARTIN, IR. 'I limit was in the Ilantl I, 2, 5, 45 IIifY 2, 3, 4, and Dis- triet Bantl 2, 5. C'ars are his weakness and sports his pas- time. Ile hopes tu be a racliu announcer. Ceneml IIUIII ll. IXIAUREY IuAnne was in the Cllee Club I, 2, 3, 4g District Churus -5, 4, State C'hurus 5: Tri-IlifY 3, 4, and -Iournalism Club 5, 4. llt-r ambition is tu get a job. Clvnenrl I1Ol3liRT MILLER 'I3nIm , a member ul' the Fuutball Team 4, Ilancl I: :incl l'. In A. 2. 3. 4, spencls must ul his titne eating anal sleep- ing. lla be a truelt driver is his ambition. .'lXQl'IL'llIl1Il'L' CLASS OF 1951 Iiottrmi row: SIIIRLEY A. NII,.I-IlIl Shirley belungecl tu the llztncl 2. 5, 4, Cllee C'Iub I, 2, fl, 43 lI'l'lll'N 3, 4, :incl llramaties C-lub 5. Iler LIIIIIHIIUII is tu graduate Irwin L. II. 'If C. I're-Pmfessimrul ,IliANNli'l l'A A. IXIINCIQII .Ieannetta , who was a member ul' the Clue Club 2, 3, 4, and Iiratnaties Club 3, has two ambitiuns, tn be a teacher and to visit Notre Ilatne. Cnutl Luck! ' Q Business Iidnerztimz ANTI IONY 'If MONDIQII Inny belungetl to the baseball Ieam 2, 3, Ilasltetball Team 2, 31 and Cllee C'Iub 4. Ile spends much time playing Baseball antl wants tu be a PI'Hl.C55i1JI12ll Player. General SYI.VI2S'l'liI4 IXIUUIIH VVessie was a member uf the IT. I7. A. 2. 5, 4. llis weakness is eating and pastime hunting and baseball. In he a Puultry liarmer is his ambition. Agriculture 1.018 F. IXIORIOCK IXIur'Iueli belungetl to the I7. II. A. 2, 5, 4. She says Ixlnvies are her weakness, pastime ancl hanguut. lin' some reason her ambition seems to be tu own a theater. Home Ifermomics T017 f0ll'I FAY D. IXIYFRS Fay belonged to the Religious Education Course lg and F. ll. A. Club 2, 3, -I. Her weakness is a Medic at Camp Pickett, Va. and she spends her time writing letters. Home Economics -IOI IN P. MYERS jack was in the Band I, 2. 3, 43 and State F. F. A. Band 2, 4. Food is his weakness and talking in class his pastime. Ile hopes to be an aircraft mechanic. Agriculture ROBERT E. Mel IENRY Bob , who was a member of the F. F. A. 2, claims girls are his weakness and doing nothing his pastime. He has onlv one ambition and that is to be something. Agriculture MARILYN A. NAGLE Red , a member of the Band I, 2, 3, 4, and Americanism Club 1. She has a great weakness for a certain Senior boy. She wants to be a housewife. Lots ot Luck! H om e Economies SARA M. NICHOLS Sara was a member of the F. II. A. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, and Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Her weakness is Camp Cooke. She hopes to be a beautician. Home Economics CLASS OF 1951 l3otto111r0u': RUTI I M. NITTINGER Ruthiel' says her weakness is Motorcycles and Ilot Rods and Dancing are her pastimes. To be an Army Nurse is her ambition and we think she will make one ol' the best! Business lfrlucmion RON ALD A. OI lL Ronnie , a handsome member of our class, was a member of the Football Team 3, -I, and F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. His weak- ness is Vesta and he hopes to be a successful farmer. Agriculture SHIRLEY L. OLSON Shirl has a weakness for yellow convertibles. CVVho hasn't?D Her hangout seems to be VVilliamsport. VVe hope she succeeds in getting a fine job. Good luck! General CI IARLES D. PARKS 'lCharlie was a member of the Football Team I, 2, 3, and Athletic Club 2, 3. His favorite pastime is letting his hair grow. How 'bout that now is his favorite expression. General AMAN DA I. PEACOCK Jeannie , who has a weakness for Cogan Station, was an Usher 2, 3, 43 and belonged to the F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. Her pastime is Lloyd and her ambition is to be a Mrs. Home Economics CLASS OF 1951 T011 r0u': 130110111 1'0w: C.-llll. VV. Pl3l3Pl3lllXlAN COLLEEN ll. l3lllNlillAll'li Pap was Vice-Prusitlcnt 2, 3: Class Play 3, 4, Schuul Shorty , whose pastime is tu talk in stutly halls, was a Patrol 2, 3, 4: ancl Stuclcnt Cnuncil 2. ilu says hc has nu mvtuhcr uf the lf. ll. A. 2, 3, 43 anal Driver iliraining 4. wcalmcss, hut wc ltnuw hcttcr. llow ahout that, Carl? This good naturccl girl has a wcalutcss liur that lmmlsmm- Prv-Pr0fUssi0m1l guy ' 1101110 Ec0n0mics LYLE L. PERRY 1 , , , 3 , , , , Iliicltsliut was a star ul' our liuutball Team l, 2, 3, 4, U IXUSSILLI' H' lx' llM1llflm ' r Prcsinlctit 41 Class Play 3, 4: and lli-Y Cluh, Pro.-sitlcnt 4. Bliss hclnngcrl tu F. A. 2, 3, 4, Prcsiclcnt 4: llvl llis wa.-almcss is a curtain Business Education girl. ly 2. 3. 4: illvl Plllylftl lwltlvalll l, 2. 3. llls wcalmvss is vwlw-U, girls nr is it just a curtain mic? ? ? ? Agriculture TWILA L. POOL , . WCM hll l. lllilvlilill llxvilai' was a mciuhcr ul thc journalism Cluh 3, 4, Clcc H U l 3 I , . . , . , . , , Clulm 3: anal Stuclcnt Council l. Shu sccms to hang nut in NUVNNI WHS ll1ClTll7CI' ul the ql ri-lhfl 3, 4: Clvc cvlllll mum 7. llcr ambition is t0 hc a stcnugraphcr. 2' 5' 41.l7f1'mf'f'fS Llflb 39 111111 Llnsfl luf' 4- Nfl' lWi'lX L'55 Bmimu rim 'mm is Dcrrs Statluncrv Storc. llcr pastime is halting. . '.i., 4.1 il ' General Vlilwfl M- PUUST ciifxlilazs 1-. nomslws uvfililmii ,wflf in the Frcslmwn Girlis ghurug fmd wok Charlie , what claims tu havt: a xvcalqnuss Ihr girls lrutn Ilrivur lrainmg.' She has a weakness liar chcwing gum. VV. H' Su was 2, mL.ml,U. Ui' ll. IIA A' 2' 5' 4, prL,5illL,m 5, lil'llilll1g anal litmwlus art- hcl- illVlll'llt' Pastimes. and Pluyul Fmnlmll 1. Vvc wish him luck M al i'm,Im,l.- llzixiuvss lftixacutiou A,,,.iL,H1HH.L, llUl3lll3T llESClNlTl3l3 llUl3l3RT K. ROSS Kellie hclungctl t0 li. l7. A. 2, linnthall Team l, 2, 3, 4: Russ , who lilws t0 uutstarc pcoplv, was a tlrummcr in and Athletic Cluh l, Z, 3, 4. llc has the usual wcalmuss the Bancl 2, 3, 43 and was un the Uimtscziz AND llrfuix Stall' -girls. llis aiuhitiun is tu ltccp a girl. PJ 3, 4. llc wants 10 get sct up in husincss. Agricullmv Gwzcrril 81 SENIORS il1U17l'0ll'Z RUSSELL C. ROZENUURC lim , who has the ambition to be a farmer, belonged to lf. li. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. llis weakness is June and his pastime is deer hunting. CSpelled cl-e-a-r? PD l're-llrofessimzal CAROLE M. RYAN Carole , whose weakness is a certain wrestler from VV, H. S., was in the Amerieanism Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, and Girls' Chorus l. Shu claims she wants to be independent. General STAN I ,EY L. SCI IALL Stan was a member of llancl l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, and Dance Band 4. llis pastime is practicing the Coronet which will help him continue a Career of music. General EDVVARD U. SCIIERER Ned was a member of the Band 1, 2, 3, 4. He has a weakness for Latin. Ned's pastime seems to be studv- ing hard. llis only ambition is to get out of school, l're-Professional ARCIHE E. SCI ILEIFF Sonny belonged to the li. F. A. 2, 3. His pastime is lly tying, which takes a lot of patience. This quiet lad has a weakness for women. QVVhat fellow cloesn't?D Agricirliure Bottom row: IOAN F. SEEXNALD ,loannie , our very talented pianist, has a weakness for a little red ear and ehoeolate inarslimallciw-nut sundaes. ller pastime is writing letters to B. Il. General LUIS A. SIIADLE Skip was a member of F. H. A. 3, 4, and Tri-l lisY 3, 4. ller pastimes are cooking and sewing and she has ai weak- ness for Dick. She would like to be a housewife lor Dick. Home lfeonomics l'llCl lAllD D. Sl lADl,lil Dick , who hates to get up in the morning, played llase- ball 4. llis hangout is l3arner's Store. Dick has a pas- time of driving the ear. lle hopes to join the Air l7oree. General DALE C. SIIIELDS Dale , whose pastime is lint-rodding , belonged to li. F. A. 2, 3, 4. His weakness is state troopers, who could probablv find him hot-rodding to the Vlloolrieh Communitv llall. Aqricziliiare OLIVE C. SIIIELDS Ollie was a member of F. ll. A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: and Girls' Chorus 1. ller weakness is a blue-eyed athlete . Like most girls, her pastime is talking. Home Ecofnomies CLASS OF 1951 Top row: A. EVERETT SMITII, JR. Smitty , the man with the goltlen horn, was a member ot the Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, -lg District Band 4: anti District Orchestra 3. llis weakness is a certain girl. General HELEN ANN Slkllrllll Naomi , whose pastime is reading, singing, antl laugh- ing, belonged to Freshmen Girls' Chorus: and F. H. A. She has a weakness for green elothes and she wants to live on a farm. Home lfeonoinies CUBA F. STAVlll3 Cora , who wants to he hlrs. GD, was a member of the F. ll. A. 2, 3. ller weakness is Chester antl a certain someone. She likes to write letters, daydream, and travel. Home Economies DELORES V. SVVINEI IART Delores , who was a member of the F. H. A. 2, 3, has the ambition to travel. ller weakness is Hill-Billy music. Sewing is her favorite pastime. Horne Eeonmnies CATIIERINE I. SYLVIS Kate belongetl to the Band 2, 3, Canteen Committee: z'Xmerieanism Club 2. ller lavorite pastimes are dancing and eating. She wants to work in an ollice. Good Luckl Business Etlueation Bottmn rout: EVELYN MAE TI IOMPSON Thompson , who likes to write letters, was an Usher 4, Member of F. H. A. 2, 3, -lg Driver 'liraining 3, antl Clee Club 3. Her weakness is a certain pen pal. llappy writing! Home Economies F. RAY 'llUlXlll VVootlsey , one of the local llomeo's, was a member ol' the Bancl 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 2, 3, 4. llis weakness is movies, as is seen by his frequent trips to the theater. General LILLIAN ll. XVAIXILR Lil , who has a weakness for stuclent teachers, helongetl to Clee Club 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 4: anti Amerieanism Club 2, 3. She wants to he a school teacher. General HELEN S. MVELSI IANS Helen , was at member of the Bantl 1, 2, 3, 41 lri-llifY 3, -lg anal F. Il. A. 2, 3. ller weakness is Gene , antl her atnbition is to be a housewife. Home Ecnnonzics LOUISA N. VVILLIAMSON Mickey , was in the Band l, 2. 3, -lg District llantl -lg Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4: anal 'Fri-Hi-Y 3, 4, County llantl 3. ller favorite pastime is roller skating. General SENIORS KATHLEEN D. WOLFE Wolfle , who has the usual Weakness for certain boys, was a member of Band 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Class Play 3, and her favorite pastime is writing letters. General JANET F. YOHE 'AIan , was a member of the Band 3, 4, ORANGE AND BLACK 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g and Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Her pastime is Lew . General ANNA M. ZINCK Annie , whose weakness is C. B., was an Usher 44 and F. H. A. 2, 3, 4g and her pastime is Writing to pen pals. We're sure sl'1e'll make C. B. a good housewife. Home Economics In Memoriam 4 FRANKLIN PECCI-IIA As we are graduated we hold in memory our friend and classmate who was taken from us in our Junior year. 84 These shoes will be hard to 1711 . SHP-R RILL HWLER Best I'00king Most Popular mow GRAHAM I Rod DanC9f5 EV ERETT SM ' HELEN CALHOUN LYLE PERR Most Likely to Succeed 1 A ll' ' telligent Mosf In AM NED SCHERER :um-1 LAULE Wittiest JOHN KIMPORT 115 ' Y GU Y R DONALD uwww UUKOTHY LET' 85 MAN Best Natumfl 3es -VH t Dfessed N LORSONG PAUL KEEN BARBAR Best SCf700f JOHN LoRsoN RRIS A hlighllght of four years . Our president presents our class memorial. 1971's favorite eating spot 86 Class Da l,ivI1t'l'mmtcd cxllfl Tw gtmus thruuglt his routine. The Class uf 1951 clivulgcs its utmost secrets tif iv' 4 Food jg! for a kin it ' wx I Evervoue seems to be eujoving themselves. LUNCHEON Plates empty! Bring on the clessert. 3 J Should Auld acquaintance be forgotten Are you really that hungry? We trQU the hgh! fantastic to the tune of the Pied Ppers . fiiiil lhlll llil Drltsnf li lcmulx beau tifu I? PROM 3 I Drifting and I Dreaming. llvm ?gi ww 4 ,1 , , x Ol ilu l.lll1I7UXY lmmn: Xl lnlmw II IN N n ' We Hear Uur Farewell Sermon All of us should profit by this wise ad BACCALAUREATE ! Th fhccrs d I l 1 c ass. Footsteps Pass in Solemn Tread Seniors and more S 91 Az Last, Thar Hhal M' ht First Row, left to Right-Glenn Lehman, Jane Cattiker, Carol Ryan, Doris Marks, ,loanne hlaurey. Barhara Bauer. Seenml RouwDonalml Christian, Mary Kreighhznnn, Rieharrl Cetgen, jeannetta hlineer. 'l'llirrl RUII'-fl7L'ggY llenry, Margaret Green, Lois Sll1llllL', Darlene Eisenhower, Eugene llaier, Joann lliney. john Lorson, Constance Cohiek, llohert Reseiniter, Verna Poust, lllaine liriekman, joyee Kelehner, Janet Yohe. liourtlz llllll'-l,Kll'lll.lly Lehman, Lillian llughes, Marjorie Mantle, llelen VV1SlSl1ill1S, Dawn lireneman, lllery Dougherty, llelen Smith, Marilyn Nagle, Amanda Peacock, Yineent Deilriek, Robert Brooks, Paul Keen, Alice llill. Ruth Nitlinger, Olive Shields, hlary hlargaret llarris, john Kinlporl, Shirley Miller, Mary Dunlap. l7iy'tll l'lulvfl,ois hlorloelx, Riehard Sharlle, Marv Ann liek, lluhert Ross, Donna lloxver, Donald llarter, Mahlon Gihson. Anthony Monrlell, Delores Swinehart, Dean llarhaeh, llenry Martin, Leroy Davis, Bowl Mantle Marv Jackson Ri l l l Russell Rozenherg, David lovell Rolurt Knsl I , . , . J , e marc lenrlrieks, 1 J , 1 at etter, Sylvester Moore, lilaine Clarke lil ' ' ' Smith, Dave llallow, John Ural' 1 . lgrne llolllek, laverell nam. Murray Alexander Cayley uses some humor in the address of the evening. 92 Commencement. X 1- 3 5 i First linux Iufl fu High!-Dunalld lJ1lllghL'l'Iy, Frccl flinv, juan Sccwnld, Lillian XV:llkc'r. Lyle Pcrry. Suunml Huwfllclcn kinkcnd, Kathlvcn XVulfv, Sxlxiu Cicrlmrd, Shirlcx' Dilxhlu, Rumuld llurur. lfluru Mnrlxlv. 'Illini l!rm'fl'urn SILIXCF, Al3ll'iC lick, juan l,0l'SYUI1g. Louisa VYillizunQnn, c1.lihL'l'il!1' Sylvis, Slxcrrill llillcr, B1'1ll!'iL'1 Vulkrml, livvslyu V1-IIUIIIPSUII, llclcn Calhoun, lliuhnrzl Cuhick, Shirlcx' Ulsnn, Tlmmus Allisun, Bilfhlllll lackvl Ifrmrtls Rml'fSlu11lcy Klinu, .Xl'IlL'H1l l,:1rsun. llalmlml Krcighhnunm, Delores Canal, Russell Rhinvlmrl, llxclylg C-lumi, INQQI Srl1L'x'vr, Lurl l'm'plwrln:111, llmrlus Ruhhlns, Rnhvrt Miller. Ilmmld Crusslcv, C'uIluun Hllim-hurl R ' .,. ,. 4 , Sum Nichols, Dnlv linvlish. Nzmcx' Luauld, Hmmm' llalstinvs, ,Xmy Clullxs, lluih lh'rvvr. l'IHlI Row- xxllllillll , . . ,P . . I 1 , - . H . , . -, 5 . . . Immks, Luis IILIH, XKIHIZIIN In Ilruuks, I-any Mycrs, l-.nlwnral Sulxlvlil, lxanhryn Buwurs, Pnlru-ln lullc'l1ln'l'gL'r, flmrlcs lfclmy, lhlssvll G11-vnw. C'h:u'lcs llallmn, lfruzl llm-rritt, Rohn-rl Mcllrnry, john Myurs, fhznrlvs Parks, .Xnnal finck, llnlc Slxiclcls, XYclmlnn fuhfclx, Stanley SL-hull. ,Xnnzl Xlzuric Gulwlallkmnxa, Nay 'l'mnY1. lwlitlx Lznllcl' VVc finally reach our goal- thc bcstmvul of diplulnus. 93 MAY 8, 9, I0- ll-- 22 23 24-. l-Swing your partners. 2ANiee smiles, hoys. 3--Leaning Pillar. -lf-Editor chooses a new stall' member. 5-Vllhat is she cloing out in the road? 6-Wlhat does this mean? CALENDAR Guess what, most of the Home Ee. girls Passed their tlriver's tests. Now it won't he sale for the Ag. lmoys to clrive. 'llhe Senior Problems classes took llarrishurg lay storln. Miss llartlo gave us another wonderful Clee Cluh eoneert tonight. . Dorothy Lehman says that there are still a lew Freshmen missing. Now won't you please clean tltlt your loelters and look for them? Thank you. lotlav the Seniors start their linal exams. Gootl luck, youlll neetl it. All year Vince lleitriek has been running a taxi service liroin Allegheny to hlarion Street. l woncler why? Totlay is Class Day for the Seniors. They all looltetl grancl. lfveryone ate so mueh turkey at the P. T. A. luncheon that he eoulcl harclly sing afterwarcl. You luelty ltitlsll 2'5fThe big event of the year took place tonighte the lunior-Senior Prom. 30-hlemorial Day-the hantl paratles. JUNE 3--The llaeealaureate Serviees were heltl in the auclitorium. 'lihey were very impressive. 4-Those luelty Seniors, tonight they graduate, anal we still have to take examinations. 4-5-6-Vlle hope you all have lots of hrain power for the next few tlays. Examinations start totlay. 7-ilihe Senior class spent an eventliul clay at Hershey. 8-Vllell, it's over for another three months. rllotlay school Closes. llappy vacation, evervonelll f1 'i fi In 1 i iv N 1 v xx hx x, X1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllygllllll iilil nrm f ,-if w, : he I 5 l '- 'f.,'-.rg : ' -' :. ,' 1. ' - ,uw -.':.. -,-l 'g,...:gg- .N ,. ilu v Q SS I, qigg-1-1 1 1 0 X , K ' W 'X w 2 f IW M Y 5 O x U E ytism W i , 'u OO f I 5 ff ' I IH If f M htigfifg O .as : . Q ' f igliggi ii -S mm runumiiur E: Ellzzgnl .1 '.:Ff5'X1 1 !!q1!T' , W 2: Y .I . ffl!! Ei., W .f llllismff 'JL' QWWZWHWW -MMZZQ' '3'-vM'v. ..... -Qvwwsf p9'm',w'A+ .....- 1 - -'i X ,MQQMWQ m',OoW',OW,Qv,, 'r '- if'f'56XWW' 'wwwvwviv 1Y'Z-'-M3897 '-'vW',m4' 3-vu,0o44,4. Mgmr 921111001 , .1 Y GEM, ,3.m53'lv-92 ' 'O-O4 LU 1 Wm 1 Q . f Q' .AL ,.. Q 0 A ,- OUR SPONSORS Zimmerman Brothers Allegheny Creamery Inc. Wholesale Quality GROCERS and CONFECTIONERS DAIRY PRODUCTS LOCK HAVEN, PA. 801 Allegheny Street Phone 298 COHICK BROS. HARDER SPORTING GOODS CO. Leaders in 'VIOKED MEATS FRESH and Sr Team Outfitters Since 1884 Phone 4-8872 Salladasburg, Pa. WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. 96 RICHARD R. IVIOTTER AGENCY General Insurance Phone 225 Herald Building JERSEY SHORE, PA. IVIUSIC-AL RECORD SHOP 145 South Main Street., JERSEY SHORE, PA. AL DINGLER, Prop. Phone 429 Records for Dancing and Listening IVIcCLAIN'S CULF SERVICE Allegheny and Depot Street Telephone 9395 CENTRAL LUIVIBER 81 COAL COMPANY Dealer ln LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Coal, Cement, and Plaster ll0 HARRIS STREET THOMPSONIS FOOD MARKET The home of Better Meats 404 ALLEGHENY STREET vi-, I-Mr. America and his muscles. Zfllunning on the green. 3-One for thc money, two for the show, thrcc to inzlkc ready, four to go. -I-Richard. whcrc did you lind these girls? 5-VVhut is this? 6YSuinc mcmhcrs of our track team. 7-VVhat? PLO? 8-Time out. 9-Our future scientists. All brass? Look al tln-in healing those skins. CENTRAL CABLE MYERS FURNITURE AND CORPORATION .IEWELRY STORE 610 Washington Avenue 101-103 South Main Street GUY J. SACHETTE REEVES, PARVIN SL CO. Coal Dealer Wholesale GROCERS 107 Mflllle Sffeet 301 West Third St. Williamsport, Pa. JOHN and ANN RAUP ELLENBERGEIPS FOOD MARKET FINE APPAREL FROZEN Forms, FANCY CROCI-ZRII-ZS, Mans 259 Allegheny Street 1244 Allegheny Street Phone 600 MENCER'S FARM SUPPLY STORE SHAW .IEWELERS GENERAL FARM SUPPLIES ROB!-IRT S. Dllfli Rear 210 Thompson St. Jersey Shore, Pa. 132 South Main Street I 98 LOCK HAVEN LAUNDRY Hum' CLEANERS and LAUNDERERSQ Lock Haven, Pu. Phone 2213 JERSEY SHORE STATE BANK 115 South Main Street OLYMPIC, INC. Alhlelic Equipment Reconditioners East Stroudsburg, Pa. L. L. STEARNS SL SONS DEPARTMENT STORE Pine, West Third and Laurel Streets WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. RALPH E. KELCHNER 125 North Main Street THE UNION NATIONAL BANK Deposits insured 2Bl0,000.00 Jersey Shore, Pa. GREETING from a FRIEND mtlwr section of the anniversary-year band. A safe-driving session. 1 4' 3' Q. . IDEAL SHOP W ornen's and Children's Clothing 232 Allegheny Street LEVEGOOD'S Appliances - Paints - Linoleums 362 Allegheny Street MAX MAMOLEN SHOES for the Entire Family Allegheny Street Compliments of SALLADASBURG HOTEL DAUGHERTY'S SPORTING GOODS 1241 Allegheny Street Phone 437 W. A. BUTTORFF HARDWARE AND SHEET METAL 1306 Allegheny Street M. M. DeCOURSEY BAKERY PRODUCTS AND GRocERIEs 618 Allegheny Street J. C. PENNY CO. 256 Allegheny Street BRENEMAN'S ESSO SERVICENTER At Foot of Hill 911 Allegheny Street TI'IORNTON'S HARDWARE Your HOT POINT Dealer 141-143 South Main Street Compliments of W. LYNN KLINEFELTER Texaco Products RADIO ELECTRIC STORE 328 Allegheny Street Phone 455-R THE SEW AND SO SHOP W0men's Apparel and Yard Goods, etc. 259 Allegheny Street SHORE LOAN COMPANY 321 Allegheny Street Phone 197 J. J. NEWBERRY AND CO. 110 Allegheny Street Compliments of FEERRAR ELECTRICAL HUB'S TAILOR SHOP CLEANING - ALTERING - PRESSING 102 North Main Street J. A. LONDON 81 SON DeSoto-Plymouth Sales and Service 608-610 Railroad Street PINE CREEK MILL Jersey Shore, R. D. 1 Avis-544 STEWART FURNITURE CO. 142 S. Main and 944 Allegheny St. Jersey Shore, Pa. Uncle Hiram's Products NEW METHOD VARNISH CO. Elmira, N. Y. JERSEY SHORE STEEL CO. Jersey Shore, Pa. AVIS FOOD MARKET Meats - Groceries - Frozen Foods Phone 506 Avis, Pa. ELDER'S RESTAURANT 106 North Main Street IRVIN'S HARDWARE AVIS MOTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO. Appliances, Plumbers' Supplies and Paints Phone 581 Avis, Pa. Phone 536 AVIS, PA. WOOLRICH WOOLEN MILL Avfs Branch Avis, Pa. JOHN SEXTON 8: CO. Manufacturing WHOLESALE Gnocxsns P. O. Box JS-Sexton Square, Chicago 90, Ill. ECK'S CLEANERS AND DYERS Rugs, Furniture, Certified Storage 234 Allegheny Street HENRY'S BAR-B-QUE Lunches and Bar-B-Que Route 220 Linden, Pa BREN'S THE FLORIST F'LowEns for All Occasions 228 Pennsylvania Avenue JOE'S TAILOR SHOP Cleaning and Pressing for All the Family Rear of Union National Bank CORSON BUICK CO. E. E. CORSON, Owner 215 Thompson Street RAYI-IORN'S LUNCH Where the Gang Meets 1310 Allegheny Street BOATMAN MOTORS Willy Cars, Trucks, Station Wagons, Jeeps 155 South Main Street DICKEY-GRUGAN HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. Lock Haven, Pa. SCRIPTURE SUPPLY SHOPPE Bibles, Gifts, School Supplies 132 South Broad Street ELY'S AUTO SUPPLY FIRESTONE 135 South Main Street GEORGE E. KLINEFELTER Atlantic Gasoline, Motor Oil and Lubrication Phone 9374 110 North Main St. COHICK'S TRADING POST Jim's Home Made Ice Cream Salladasburg, Pa. 101 A IRVIN'S HARDWARE 116 South Main Street Phone 70 E A T BUCKEYE PRETZELS H. K. LEHMAN Pharmacist 304 Allegheny Street GREICO'S FOOD MARKET FRUIT AND PRODUCE-OUT Specially Railroad Street COFFEE SHOPPE FRED L. MILLER, Prop. 312-314 Allegheny Street MILLER MOTOR COMPANY Sales - FORD - Service 336-339 Allegheny Street LEHMAN GROCERY STORE Groceries, Fresh Meats, and Frozen Foods 402 Railroad Street BROWNLEE'S FOOD MARKET Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone 12-R 313 South Main CLARENCE T. OTT Atlantic Furnace Oils 700 Railroad Street HERALD PUBLISHING CO. Printers and Publishers Herald Building F. C. DOANE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 105 S. Main Street JERSEY SHORE GAS AND HEATING CO. Hi Therm Bottled Gas Headquarters Courtesy of - WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE South Main Street GEORGE W. ZERBE PLUMBING AND HEATING 247 Allegheny St. Jersey Shore, Pa. HARRY AND BOB MENCER, AGENCY For All Your Insurance Needs 1473 Allegheny Street E. U. SCHERER General Electric and Goodyear 370 Allegheny Street C. C. YOUNG MFG. CO. 217 Locust Street Jersey Shore, Pa. CHARLES M. GARDNER 8z CO. The Home of FINE LIBRARY BooKs Scranton, Pa. DURRWACHTER'S BAKERY Bread f- Cakes - Groceries A 358 ALLEGHENY STREET RIVERFRONT GARAGE COMPANY HARER PHOTO SERVICE 269 North Main Street CHARLES C. HARER NEIL D. FEERRAR Phone 203 221 Allegheny St. Phone 20 JERSEY SHORE WATER COMPANY M. L. CLASTER 8z SONS 220 South Main Street 219 Bank Avenue BIERLY'S SERVICE STATION JERSEY SHORE SHEET METAL WORKS CHARLES W' BIERLY' Prop' 224 South Broad Street Phone 295-J Allegheny St. phone 93-3 J, K, MacMILLAN JOSEPH MAMOLEN'S SHOE STORE Men's Store Family Shoe Headquarters 109 South Main Street 104 South Main 207 Allegheny Street HARRY L. SMITH, P. D. 1915 . . . 36 YEARS YOUR PHARMACIST . . . 1951 A We are grateful to Our advertisers for their Supportg our students, faculty, and administration for their co- operationg and to MiSs Ann Smith Of Paramount Studio anti Mr. James Frailey Of Grit Publishing Company for theirvuntiring efforts to heglp US, the Staff, malce this a gogd year book. 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