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

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66 9 79 I dont like boarding school. CLASS OF I958 Well, the green has finally rubbed off. This year we held two dances-The Dance of the Mouseketeers and The Teen Swirl. Cur main project for the year was ordering our beautiful class rings which all classes agreed were the most outstanding they had ever seen. We hope to do an even better job next year as exalted Juniors. The ofhcers for last year were: President, Dave Meckleyg Vice-President, Onalee Barton, Secretary, Timi Blackwell, Treasurer, Tom May, and Ad- viser, Mr. Campbell. Our ollicers this year were: President, Dave Mcckleyg Vice-President, Perry Shoemaker, Secre- tary, Timi Blackwell, Treasurer, Tom May, and Adviser, Mr. Canoe. CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right-Timi Blackwell, Perry Shoemaker, David Meckley, Tommy May. t...., First Row, Left to Right-A. Carr, C. Burke, V. Can- E. Boatman, T. Blackwell, M. Bubb, E. Bartrnan, O. Barton. Second Row-R. Bardo, F. Callahan, B. Bierly, C. Brickley, P. Baker, I. Campbell, R. Bierly. Third Raw W. Bierly, F. Chandlec. -I. Bartley, H. Breon, B. Brosha, D. Breining, I. Asper,

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F? ka-I ll BOOSTER CLUB lhc Booster Club, a new organization in the school, is made up of eight juniors and ten seniors who are recognized as outstanding students in their sportsman' ship qualities. This is a strictly honorary society, elected by the student body. First Row, Luft to Right-B. llallow, D. Doebler, M. Xpple, I. Blackwell, KI. Connolly, C. Anderson, I. Bark- cr. Sammi Row-C. Ferguson, C. Mantle, K. Kerns, C. Taylor, L. Yackcl. S. 'lhornton. 'lliirrl Row-IJ. Fravel, D. Engle, L. Bowes, B. DeFonzo, D. Porter. Fourth Ron'--G. Blew, T. Raup, C. Snyder, G. Chilcot. R. Lehman. SH i' ART CLUB The Art Club is made up of live members under the leadership of Mrs. Fisher. They contribute to the success of a number of things in our school. They made posters for the Charity llall, helpcd with the P. T. A. liashion Show, had an art exhibit, and par- ticipated in many other aetiyities. nf: ' .ft Q I pr, ,W ,fi limi linux Left to IiighlfNl. Regan, AI. Bcrry, N. licr- ....,,., nandez. Second Row-M. VVarren, M. Chapman. W if 'F'--. ,. USHERS These girls are the guiding lights of the high school. They help you End a seat at Band Concerts, Community Con-f certs, plays, and football games. They must report for duty long before anyone else arrives. To know the seating arrange ment of the auditorium and football field is a requirement, and at the end of three years of loyal service, they are awarded NJN ,su First Row, Left to Right-D. Snave1y,I. Txuax, B. Keister. P. Schmouder, R. Miller. Second Rofw-R. Kulp, S. Good, N. Schlagel, K. lluling, Third Rowfl.. Riggle, S. Bower, I. Yarrison, M. Coltrane, S. Rauch. Frmrth Rowell. Lupold, K. Cline. 28 tk ff.

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SOPHOMORES First Row, Left to Right-J. Dunlap, C. Cline. K. Fllenluerger, C. Dvorclmls, D. Uorwurt, D. Cummings, B. Finbick, F. Driver. Secoml Row -R. Clements, Cline, N. Fberenv, Coliiek, M. Englert, P. Cooney, E. Charles, K. Feil. Third Row-K. Daugherty, N. Clark, C. Fuuscy, B. Cryder, H. Chieurnenti, L. Dawson, A. Dork lev. First Row, Left to Right-N. Fernandez, Ful- ler, B. Hager, N. Hiney, S. Goocl, E. Hazen, A. Green. Second Row-D. Fisher, E. Harris, Getgen, C. Gummo, R. Fetterhoof, R. lleverly. Third Row-T. Heverly, lNT. Ilolliek, W. Fox, R. Gettes, M. Herritt, W. Gilbricle, VV. Hartzel. First Row, Left to Right-I. Lehman, E. Lee, Lorson, S. Young, C. Johnson, P. Keiler, Long. Second Row-R. Lizotte, G. Koons, C. Lynn, H. Markle, C. Kahle. Third Row-D. Houtz, F. Lance, Horn, T. May, T. Lanks.