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

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ll . J,,,.f-f-'FIX k,k,k I BUSINESS EDUCATION SENIORS These students are a very busy group. In ad- dition to yearbook and school paper typing, they handle the clerical details for many school activi- ties. First How, Left to Right-I-I. Fillman, B. Crist, N. Co- hick, B. llallow, F. Niader, B. Martin. Second Row- ,I. Snell, C. Ferguson, IVI. Chapman, A. Bierly, C. Man- tle. Third Row-ll. VVcidler, S. VVeaver, D. Larison, P. Getgen, ll. lXIcNitt. Fourth'Row-V. Overdorf, P. Um- steud, G. Rummings, M. McCracken, N. Snyder. Fifth Row-L. Caroecia, D. Kreitz, R. VVelshans. ORANGE AND BLACK The ORANGE AND BLACK staff is made up of eighteen members, who work hard to put out a good yearbook. Under the leadership of our edi- tor, Wilfred Gardner, we worked out a theme of special interest this year. Each division of the staff was responsible for a section of the book. Mrs. McCarrick is our adviser. First How, Left in Right-L. Lehman, P. Shoemaker, WI Gardner, Mrs. MeCarrick, Z. Seasholtz, L. Heyd. Sec- ond Row-T. Heverly, B. Hallow, M. Connolly, A. Berry, C. Taylor, I. Fuller, C. Dvorchak, I. Barker, J. Dun' lap, B. Keister. TIADACHTON HISTORY CLUB One of our fine organizations is the Tiadagh- ton History Club. It is known for its many activities during the year such as an annual square dance, a trip to the local places of his- torical interest and attendance at the State Con- vention, held in Harrisburg every year. Helping to raise money for the purchase of the Little Red Schoolhouse was the major project this year. The officers were: President, Melvin Kau- keineng Vice-President, Wayne Hartzel, Second Vice-President, Lee Glaesg Secretary, Helen Axmang Treasurer, Patsy Garrettg and Chaplain, Sally Carpenter. First Row, Left to Right-E. Reynolds, B. Linderman, M. Rauch, N. Welshans, Y. Callahan, I. Weigel, P. Fenstamaker, M. Breining. Second Row-H. Axman, P. Fenstamaker, B. Willits, I. Nau, L. Winner, P. Garrett, C. Claes. Third Row-C. Mantle, L. Claes, M. Kau- lceinen, C. Confair, S. Carpenter, P. Carpenter, I. Sprague. Fourth Row-B. Liguori, W. Hartzel, R. Selta zer, O. Reading. Fifth Row-P. Connolly, L. Eck, B. Sarno, C. Pidcoe, Mr. Courtney.

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This last week has been so eventful . . .M JOURNALISM CLUB The ollieers were as follows: Editor, ludy lliackwell, Assistant liditor, Carol Mantlep Secre- taryf'l'reasurer, Ann llierly. Our adviser was Mrs. Mcllvaiue. The purpose ol' this club is to present to the student hody and to the townspeople the positive side ol' our school life through our weekly page. The primary aim is to acquaint the readers with the work heing done in our school, and the secondary aint is to provide entertainment. lfirx! llnw, lvl! to Right-Nancy Sparks, Emma Lou lloatnian, Carol Ritter, Shirley Stout, ,ludy Blackwell. Suvmnl llou' Karol Rohh, jane Overdorf, Peggy Keiler, Linda Yatkel, llarhara Martin. Third Rmu-Ann Rierly, Gloria llurnniings, Nancy lloatntan, lldna lleverly, Carol Mantle. Fuurtli lluw- Mrs. Mellvaine, Melvin Kaukein- en, Roland Keenan, Kenneth Feil, ,lzunes Larson. uv SCHOOL COUNCIL The School Council is the high school organi- zation that represents everyone in the school. It is set up to foster the basic concept of a demo- cratic way of living. Some of the projects the School Council spon- sored were: The Charity Drive and Ball, Courte- sy Campaign, an assembly program, Tiadaghton Bowl Crowning, selling P. T. A. Fashion Show tickets, and helping the Booster Club. Mr. George Teufel was the adviser with the following oflicers: President, VVilfred Gardnerg Vice-President, -ludy Rlackwellg Secretary, Ruth Lucas, and Treasurer, Ann Berry. First Row, Left to Riglilfll. l.avser, S. Snyder, R. Lu- cas, A. Berry, J. Blackwell. 1. Long. Seeoml Row-I. Moore, C. Dvorehak, P. Cooney, C. Sylvis, M. Gustaff son, C. Diggs, K. Kerns. Tliinl Row-C. Snyder, R. Fetterhoof, M. Apple. Fourth Row-'l'. Knarr, U. Brandt, C. llrickley, D. Mann. Fifth Rmv-S. Thom- ton, D. Aurantl, I. McCracken, M. Esposit. Sixth Row -Mr. Teufel, D. Crist, L. Lehman, C. Kahlc, R. Leh- nlilll. SCHOOL PATROL This organization is devoted to making our school safer, as well as to helping drivers and pedestrians around the school. They guard the crossings near the school at opening and dismissal times. The patrol-boys, supervised by Nr. Knauber. were: Miles Barker, George Durrwachter, Dave Wolfe, Richard Fox, Dave Breining, Neil Clark, John Gamble, and Robert I-leverly. First Row, Left to Right-George Durrwachter, Richard Fox, John Gamble, Myles Barker. Second Row-David Wolfe, Robert Ileverly, Iames Vllalk, David Rreining.

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NATURAL SCIENCE CLUB This club was organized as the Nature Club bv lVIr. Lockard in 1953-54 school term. They took part in all science fairs at Penn State. Many projects followed such as building bird feeding stations and bird houses, having Natural Audubon Screen Tours, buying equipment for the school Aquarium and giving a planetarium and a set of nature books to the school. This year they sponsored a local Science Fair and the winner went to the Susque- hanna Valley Fair at Bucknell University. The club is now afliliated with Science Clubs ol' America at the Pennsylvania ,lunior Academy of Science. The club is divided into three sections with lVIr. Lock- ard sponsoring Biology, lVIr. Hollick- Physics, and lVIr. Pecchia - Chemistry. There are approximately 75 members in the three groups. SCIENCE Izrsl Iirnv, IMI to IIigI1tfMr. Ilolliek, S. Schiavo, C. nmo, XY. Snyder. Svcmnl limvfll. Scltver. C. Kahle, S. Iluinr-s, II. I'rycr. LIIIN XIISI IU I'iul limr, lvfl In liigglil I. Xlcfrziclwli, II. SIiaII'er, Il. 'XI'I:ullu'II, I. Iii'lll1iu'i'm'l, II. Kn'm'l1.in, K. I,L'i'il1, K. Iluxlmvn. Sfwulrl IIYIH' S. XY.ngiiL'r, K. Iluntinaii, I'. ilirzstmn, Il. Ihonlrs, II. XI.:rItIc, C . Suxrlcr, lllirrl limi' H. XI.'iIiIz', Ii. XY.iIi1r'r, II. Xlzrliiolvii, I. IIIITT, D. Stfuuuu. Ifuulll limi' II. NI.um, 'I'. Ramp. N.-XTIIIIIQ Ifirst Row, Icy! In Right fll. Iloull, II. IIei'erIx K. Ilrcoii, If. Ire, IT. Iiramlt, IJ. Klux, II. Hillel' Sccnml How- ,X. I'ccl'l'1il', if fl.urrism1, I7. IAIIIII C. Cline, L. llfmclalvzlilgli, II. Dvisc, I.. Miller Third Ron' -T. Max, XI. Slioldur, X. Reillel, I' XValts, I3. Iirmvn. I rJm'IIi llvm'--XY. Ciilbrillc, N Iiarncr. V. Smith, Mr. Lockartl, II. Vow.