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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

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As you leaf through the pages of THE ORANGE AND N BLACK, you will see how we have assembled our charm bracelet and ,ax . will become intimately acquainted S with the functioning of the intricate mechanism known as J. S. A. J. H. S. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION-FACULTY CLASSES . . SPORTS . ACTIVITIES . . MUSIC . SENIORS . . page 7 page 13 page 23 page 31 page 45 page 53 So proudly She stands. Patsy demonstrates the working spirit of the school To Uur Little Lady Of Music- MISS BARDO l,4, P V Miss Bardo receives a tribute from her fellow workers. tc . Miss RUTH Bimbo Miss Ruth Bardo began a successful career before her graduation in l909 with private voice and Piano lessons at Dickinson Seminary, now Lycoming College. She, then, attended Pennsyl- vania University for two years, summer scssionsg and began teaching in the jersey Shore school district. She continued her education at West- chester State Normal for two summers, thus earn- ing her diploma. She clidn't stop there. She spent a summer at the Christiansen School of Music in Chambers- burg, Pennsylvania, the Fred Waring Worksholw at State College, and the Pepper Music Clinic at Bucknell University. She has served the three schools of jersey Shore faithfully for thirty-seven years! Miss Bardo-the Orange and Black Staff and the entire school district salute your service. ADMINISTRATION- FACULTY 'x. . N I X9 X I N- 1 X. 1 N 1 X. I in Tl S I l B ll R Uut the Wisilom of Tl se Who Load Us MR. RUPP MR. GRUGAN MISS MYERS ADMINI TRATION The outer office IS always humming with activity. principal pauses briefly from his never-en ing business. MR. RUPP-Our industrious supervising P. T. A. EXECUTIVE BOARD Firs! Row, Left to Right-Mrs. May, Mrs. Bubb, Mrs. Dietzel, Mrs. Iloffer, Mrs. Thnrmon. Second Row- Mr. Bowes, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Welshans, Mrs. Eberenz, Mrs. Myers. Third Row-Mr. Teufel, Mrs. Mann, Mrs Ott, Mrs. Mamolen, Mrs. Thomas. The pattern forms as charms are added . . . SCHOOL DIRECTORS First Row, Left to Right-A. Levin, R. Myers, C. Thornton, I. Neff. Second Row-F. Moore, S. Wall, II Hillyard, I. Muthler, Jr., j.'Teufel. Third Row-V. Dclker, I. Dinan, I. Shangraw, R. Donovan, H. Bubb Fourth Row G Baker H Rice, C H Ruhl 'o Q 9 EVELYN E. BAIRD Ilesitles keeping the Freshmen in line anml teaching them English, Miss llairtl, this year, is also teach- ing St?lwhornore history and Junior Englis . fs! MARY E. CODER Our pretty, young physical edu- cation teacher has an unlimited source of energy which she taps freely in advising the cheerlead- ers. MARIAN V. DUSICK Perky Miss Dusick helps prepare girls for m a k i n g and kee ing pleasant homes. She te a c li e s llome Economics and is co-adviser of the F. II. A. and crydirector of the Junior Class'Play. RICHARD E. BOVVER One of our handsome English teachers is Mr. Bower. Journal- ism arouses his interest and he enjoys hunting with a bow and arrow and fishing. MARY E. COPP Mrs. Copp's friendly smile can be seen behind the desk at the Li- brary almost anytime, unless she is teaching algebra. She also Ad- vises the Library Club. LEE M. BOWES This jolly German speaking fel- low teaches history and geography to the sophomores. lle is also the very efhcient adviser of the Student Council. WILLIAM S. COURTNEY This friendly man all about our home state along He also ad- teaches us with a few laughs. vises the Tiadaghton II i s t 0 r y Club. FACULTY DOROTHY W. FISHER Mrs. Fisher is the supervisor of all art in our school district. She is capable of making any prom or dance much more beautiful. IOYCE K. GILBERT Under this charming young lady's supervision, we learn how to eon- verse with p e o p l e of different countries. She teaches French, German and general language. if is LEO A. CAPRIO This amiahle man helps prepare string instrument players for the orehestra. lle has tlone a lot to- ward making it what it is today. MURIEL C. DAUGI IERTY Ready to help students in any way possible is Mrs. Daugherty, who teaches exploratory husiness, bookkeeping and typing. She also manages the finance system for the school. WILLIAM II. CRAFF The championship I. V. basketball team bears witness to Mr. Craflqs skill as a player himself. lle teaches biology and coaches I. V. football. I CARMAN A. GREICO The latest addition to our family, jovial Mr. Greico teaches English. Aquatic sports occupy his time outside of school, Q LAUGI YLIN B. IENNINGS Busy hir. Jennings teaches U. S. history, coaches basketball, is the assistant football and track coach, :md advises the lli-Y. ARNOLD I. LUECK An assistant adviser of the F. F. A., Mr. Lueck also teaches agri- culture, biology and agriculture science. Q . KENNETH T. HAGER DANIEL 1. HINKEL Another one of our new teachers Mr. llinkel's lively personality is is Mr. Hager who is mathemati- cally inclined. lle teaches senior math, and algebra. clearly evidenced in the spirit of his grapplers. Beside being the wrestling coach, he teaches chem- istry and biology. II. EUGENE HOLLICK This suave young man freshman and senior science. 'lihcy sure are lucky, aren't they? lle also advises the science club. teaches Smurf Qu., LESTER L. KLECKNER This red-haired man is an inex- haustible source of information r e g a r d i n g mathematics. Ile teaches business math, algebra I FC ELNORA O. MCCARRICK Shorthand, typing, office Practice, and consumer education are the subjects tau ht to us by Mrs. Me- Carrick. Tliie yearbook is under her supervision also. and II. ROBERT L. KNAUBER This capable driver is the one who teaches students the do's an ll don'ts of driving. Ile has good reaction time, too. LTY GRACE L. MeCLOSKEY Miss McCloskey is our newest member of the business staff. She teaches exploratory business, gen- eral business, shorthand I and business law. JOHN D. LARSON Teaching geometry, trigonometry, math and advising the senior math club and the senior class takes Mr. Larson's time. SARA W. MCILVAINE Last year's attractive sophomore English teacher is this year's re- medial reading teacher. 11 IOSEPH E. McILVVAIN Hr. Mcllwain is our very capable social director whom we all like. XVithout hiin, the school would he lost. Also he tearhes mechanical drawing. IANICE D. REDOS Among the new teachers around our school this year is Mrs. Redos. Teaching history and P. O. D. to our juniors and seniors is her job. GEORGE VV. TEUFEL Handsome Mr. 'Teufel is the atha letic manager and tcaehes physi- cal education. llis greatest glory lies in his successful track team. JANET B. IWEREDITH For our school assemblies and for arranging our school calendar, we ean thank Mrs. Meredith. She also teaches us public speaking and English. ODESSA G. SCHLOTMAN . Miss Schlotman is our vivacious assistant librarian. ller wit adds much to the pleasure of book searching. FAC ETHEL B. VAIRO This perky little teacher has her hands full keeping the senior En' glish elasses in line. Aside from this nerve racking job Mrs. Vairo also advises the Tri-Hi-Y and directs the class Plays. RUTH OSBORN Along with teaching Latin and English, Miss Osborn is kept busy advising the Drarnatics Club and directing the class plays. JOSEPH A. PECCHIA This curly h e a cl e d chemistry teacher has added a new suluiect to his list. lle now teaches 9th grade math. lle is also adviser of the Chemistry Club. '10 ,.,..A9 FRANK L. SCIIOENDORFER If vou've ever heard our band plaf, you'll know what takes most of Mr. Sehoendorfefs time. lle is the head of all instrumental music. LTY ROSS VV. WATTS Mr. VVatts is the man behind our energetic group of boys in the F. F. A. Ile also teaches farm law and farm management. LEO A. STICINSKI The old Bulldog spirit is again barking in 1. S. in football due to the effort of Mr. Sticinski, who teaches U. S. history and P. O. D. RUTH S. VVEILER Mrs. VVciler teaches home eco- nomics, consumer education and is eofadviser of the F. ll. A. She has helped many girls get started as homemakers. ,av CLASSES Q: x wx . VY N x N XS: 1 S' x X YN Nr I is Y X. 9 X- A X-fiiih The Worth of Our School Is Measured by the Vigor of the Classes I UU .nl g in 4' 4. , .-f .nv 3 IfHlf,SIlM.'XN CLASS OIVFICIZRS fi' 1 1 4 I. lift, S. Scliiavu, 'l'. Green, Cl. Sweeli. dr it gil- - '13 FRESIINIAN HONOR STUUFNTS First Rau'-S. Srhiavn, S. Hillel. Seulml Rau'-I.. Capriu. Class of 1960 This year we were busy just getting oriented to high school life. Along with meetinv new teachers and elassmates our 7 main goeiai event was our eiass party. Our ofiieers were president, Cordon Sweeiy: Yieefpresident, 'livin ifryg seeretary, Torn Green, treasurer, Sandra Schiavo, anti adviser, Mr. Ilolliek. First Row, Left tn Right-S. Bilhy, R. Ilruwn, D. lluslcr, R. Bowers, D. Bower, A. Cady. First Row, Left to Right-L. Dim-her, B. litlwards, G Crowell, D. Christian, I.. Caprin, D. Campbell. S Dunlap, B. Cuhick, R. Carson, M. Daugherty, M. Cran mer, Cooney, C. Cousart. Sm-mul Ilmvf j. lirk, H Eck, G. Dingler, I. Dannaker, G. Schneider, D. Dcitlcl L. Durrwaehter, K. Dunlap, P. Dorman, T. Duty, A D'Amato, I. Crist. 14 N. Brubaker, C. Buruhili, C. llrmvn, M. Mislersmi, I.. Baird, S. Bennett, N. Hrmviilve, I. lluiiiwil, l'. Hualinzm, M. Bilby, J. Aikcy. Seeoml Rrm'-fll. Brirkell, N. Bus- Ier, D. Beaeh, Axman, ll. Braurht, D. Berfield, J. Bowers, L. Barker, D. Baird, C. llierly, R, Amlcrsun, First Row, Left to Right-D. Hendrick, I. Hazel, I. Kelclmcr, L. Kcilcr, P. Kochnnc, N. Knrstetter, VV. In- gmhnm, P. llnllick, D. Ilollick, D. llummer, K. Koch, P. Finley, D. Knarr, C. Holfman, D. Ilillyurd. Second Row -C. Jarrett, R. Hoy, A. Kcvstcr, G. Knarr, I. Carstcttcr, J. Knurr, B. Iluilmnn, G. Keen, K. Kinkcad, D. Keenan, R. Ilevcrly, M. llcrritt. First Row, left to Right-C. Meixel, J. Lowe, M. Leh- man, S. Mt-Closkey, B. Moyer, S. Miller, M. Leon, D. Marnno, I. Murray, M. Mcncvr, T. Merkel, I. Myers. Srwmul Ron'-I. Krcighbzmm, G. hlarusclmk, B. Moore, M. Kuncs, ll. Mcllcnry, R. Moore, M. hlzlggs, D. Mar- shall, T. Merrifield, B. McConnell, II. Ludwig, H. Mill' ur, Il. Neff, I. Myers. CLASS OF 1960 First Row, Left to Right-P. Harland, L. Gard ner, M. Fave, F. Eiswerrh, R. Grumbley, S Haney, G. Hastings, P. Good, M. Ferguson, D Ergott, S. Englert, I. Fisher. Second Row.-C Getgen, D. Fredrickson, R. Frye, J. Engle, E Fingle, E. Cottschal, D. Cond, I. Gilbody, T Greene. First Row, Left to Right-W. Welshans, L. XVhitc, 1. VValk, P. Whipple, R. Winchester, N. Umstcacl, M. Willits, M. Welshans, S. Umstead, J. Wciglc, M. Vickcry, B. Weiglc. Second Row -B. VValdman, R. Willits, D. Welshans, T. VVclshans, VV. Yost, L. Willits, G. Welshans, C. VVassnn, I. Ungnrd, D. Wolfe, P. Steppe, D. VK'aldlnnn. CLASS OF 1960 First Row, Left to Right-F. Shaffer, J. Pi-arson, V. Ovcr- dnrf, E. SChLllt'l', S. Scchrist, D. Shrcckvngnst, P. Slmop. S. Perry, B. Overdorf, B. Shaffer, S. Nuhlit, S. Sclrinvu, BI. Schemory. Second Row- B. Ncuvinc, T. Rinkcr, R. Prince, R. Scagravcs, C. Scilzcr, J. Rhinclmrt, NV. Rink- er, L. Nevil, VV. Peer, T. Regan, R. Olsun, J. Robbins. First Row, Left to Rightfl. Rupp, R. VVillits, S. VVil- liamson, B. VVoll'e, E. Tomb, N. Spvnry, A. Schuman, I. Sprung, I. Tnmx, S. Swintvr, 1. Su-ppc, I. Trunx. Second Rowfl. Sclxulxlcr, R. Ulmer, I. Ulmer, C. Sweelye, D. Strousc, B. Shobcrt, R. Trcsslcr, D. Smith, T. Sellinger, D. Ulmer, R. Smith. SOPI lOMORE CLASS OFFICERS B. Ilurr, I. llart, M. ,VValker, R. Moore, Mr. Grail. ? HONOR STUDENTS lNl. Mamolcn, S. Schiavo, I. Dingler. Class of 1959 At last we were mighty sopho- mores. This year our projects were a class dance and the selection of our class rings. Last year our ofhcers were jon l-lart, presiclentg Donald Aurancl, vice-president, Barbara Hurr, secre- tary, and Mike Berry, treasurer. This year Ion Hart served as presi- dent, Rosalie Moore as vice-president, Barbara Hurr as secretary, and Mar- jorie Walker as treasurer. First Row, Left to Right-D. Bryant, S. Blew, B. Aungst, B. Basset, I. Brooks, V. Ault, L. Bar- ner, M. Breining. Second Row-A. Bilhy, R. Bowers, W. Bartlow, R. Bennett, R. Bilby, G. Bryon, D. Aurand, T. Boatman. First Row, Left to Right-M. Dietrick, R. Chris- tian, P. Carpenter, G. Cohiek, D. Calhoun, I. Eck, C. English, S. Dunkle, K. Breon. Second Raw-H. Deise, R. Embick, 1. Cline, G. Decker, Pt. DeStasi, D. Crist, D. Corsnn, I. Crossley, P. Connoly. Class of 19 9 SOPHOMORES First Row, Left to Right-R. Ilnrrow, C. Ilnw- kins, Hurnish, C. Fry, C. Cnrrisun, P. lfcnstcr- maker, T. Ferguson, A. Gephurt, P. Grugzm, I. Fox, P. Heather. Secoml Row-C. Cetgen, D. Edwards, R. Herman, R. English, j. Uannlmlc, I. Hart, M. Esposit, D. Fetzer. First Row, left to Right-A. Hirst, Ilzmfonl, N. Hill, C. IJZIISUII, T. Hurr, Iiullw, M. 1.1-lr mem, G. Koch, S. Ieclnnzm, I.. Jewell, Jarrett. Second IIow!B. Hurr, S. IIurne, Il. Ilurnc, R. Kinley, Hurnnxnun, T. Kemnxercr, R. Iiguuri, W. Hoffcr, R. Henry, T. Ililbornc. First Row, Left to Right-D. McClain, M. Mil- Icr, R. Moore, M. Mamolcn, L. Moyer, R. Iinclf erman, T. Marana, Morlock, C'. I.ucns, II. Lupolcl, Larson. Second Row-I'. I.ursnn, A. Marines, D. May, Mcixcl, I.. Miller, D. Imrsmx, I. lNIcCraClccn, I.cnt2, D. Mann, K. I.evin K. McHenry. CLASS OF 1959 liirsf Row, Left to Right-T. Rainey, R. Rice, C. Myers, M. Selieesley, Nan, C. Pearson, D. Poet, ll. Rudman, L. Rodabaugli, E. Reigliard. Second Row-R. Rice, K. Rayhorn, D. Packer, C. Saeliette, C. Pideoe, G. Nelson, B. Sarno, O. Reading, ll. Sineltver, R. Porter. First Row, Lefr to Right-E. Sweitzer, S. Shotts, E. Tmnlu, F. Sliuman, Thompson, B. Sinetzer, G. Slaugliemwliite, Sprague. T. Snyder, C. Russinan, P. Snyder, E. Seliuler, R. Shaffer. Sec- uml Row-P. Steppe, Seflirist, F. Sliurer, D. Slieddy, Selineider, L. Selnnuuder, S. Schiavo, D. Yulie, Slieedy, L. Shields. First Row, Left to Right-B. Welshans, N. Wels- lians, L. Winter, B. Warner, S. Welsh, V. Yea ger, M. Whipple, lW. Willits, M. Walker, Z Wall. Second Row-J. Young, C. Winter, L Welslians, B. Weiler, R. Willits, N. Welshans S. Young, S. Winchester, Ward, P. Welshans -N JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row, left to Right-Mr. Sticinski, T. May, T. Blackwell. Secmul Row P. Shoemaker, D. Mcckley. 20 'K .-Q HONOR STUDENTS .-X. Purvis, M. Iinglert, 0. Barton Class of 19 3 We started our hrst year with only one main project, our class party. Our ofhcers were Dave Meckley, president, Onalee Barton, vicefpresidentg Timi lllackwell, secretary, Tom May, treasurer, and Mr. Campbell, adviser. Our more confident sophomore year cone tained two dances and ordering class rings. Our ofhcers were Dave Meckley, president, Perry Shoemaker, vice-president, Timi Blackwell, secretary, Tom May, treasurer, and Mr. Canoe, adviser. Now, as upper classmen, we had a dance, class play and junior-Senior Prom. Our officers are Dave Meckley, presidentg Perry Shoemaker, vice-president, Timi Blackwell, secretary, Tom May, treasurer, and Mr. Sticinski, adviser. First Row, Left to Right-E. Boatman, P. Baker, E. Harkman, A. Carr, R. Rierly, 0. Barton. Svcnml Rf7bl'f VV. Bierly, D. Brclning, F. Callahan, C. Brickley, M. Bubb, T. Blackwell, I. Campbell. First Row, Left to Right-E. Driver, I. Dorley, I. Dun- lap, I. Cohick, C. Dvorchak, D. Dorwart, M. Cnhick. Second Row-P. Cooney, N. Eherenz, I. Cohick, K. Daugherty, L. Dawson, D. Commins, E. Charles. First Row, Left to Right-D. Hoover, E. Harris, E. Hazen, A. Green, N. Hiney, B. Hager, C. johnson. Second Row-G. Heyd, T. Heverly, M. Hollick, M. Herritt, C. Kahle, Horn, D. lloutz, C. Cummo. First Row, Left to Right-J. Long, V. Lehman, S. King, Lorson, G. Mencer, P. Miller, E. Lee, P. Keiler. Second Row-J. McGill, T. Lanlrs, T. May, F. Lance, B. Meixel, H. Markle, G. Koons, D. Meckley. CLASS OF 1958 First Row, Left to Right-M. Englert, N. Fer- nandz, Fuller, M. Fenton, S. Good. Second Row-K. Ellenberger, W. Cilbride, W. Fox, K. Feil, R. Fetterhoof, C. Fox. CLASS OF 1958 First Row, Left to Right-C. Rcitzcl, B. Ott, S. O'Dell, T. Potter, M. Rine, D. Paulhzunus, Overdorf, L. Reigh. Second Row-I. Moore, A. Purvis, L. Rice, A. Nelson, Potter, V. Miller, D. Robbins. First Row, Left to Right-L. Sechrist, D. Snavely, I. Runner, I. Shuler, V. Smith, P. Schmoucler, N. Surks. Second Row-J. Roupp, R. Seltzer, P. Shoemaker, R. Sanders, R. Shurcr, C. Roupp, I. Soulerin. First Row, Left to Right-N. Warner, C. Sylvis, S. Young, P. Watts, S. Zinck, C. Swarthout, S. Stout, D. Taylor. Second Row4I. Yurrison, P. Winter, E. Williamscmn, D. White, ll. Thomas, E. Walclman, N. Swarthnut. ATHLETICS Cfixfx Y S I 3. I X. Y X. I X. F . X . v 1 New ' Like the Silver Charms, Uur Athletes Are of Sterling Character O The Bulldog Is Forever Barking The 1956 Bulldog Team showed the fire and the promise of the old Susquehanna Conference champs. Despite the fact that they only chalkecl up one win in the season's play, that win was one of the upsets of the League. They held a scrappy Blooms- burg High team scoreless in the closing weeks of a hard-fought season. Head Coach Leo Sticinski and assistants Laugh- lin lennings, Dan Hinlcel, and Bill Graff did an excellent job of snapping the boys into the good playing form that toolc them through a season of rugged schedules with a promising, if not spec- tacular, showing. Senior team members bowing out of high school grid iron clashes include: Bob Huffman, Dave Porter, Fred Dyroff, Bonnie Markle, Floyd Hoffman, and Frank Orgitano. Bob Huffman and Fred Dyroff were elected honorary team captains by their team mates. VARSITY SCI IEDULE ,aft ...f Did they make a first down? FOOTBALL 1. S. Opp. Sept. 7-Nlcmtoursville 12 14 Sept. I4-Clearfield 0 20 Sept. 2l-Lock Haven I2 I4 Sept. 28W Lewisburg 6 25 Oct. '5-Danville . , 6 34 Oct. l2wBellef'ontc . 6 12 Oet. l8-Nrvrthumberlanal O 20 Oct. 26-Bloornshurg 20 O Nov. 2-lxlilton 20 25 Nov. 9-Vililliamsport 7 14 First How, left to Rigl1tfF. Dyrufl, 0. Markle, D. Porter. Set liivwt Row, left 10 Right-D. VVhite, D. Sheclmly, F. Calla- Row-B. Hoffman, F. Huffman, B. Marltle, li. Orgitanio. han, l'. Urgitano, F. llyrofln, T. Lanks. Svemlzl Row-D. Porter, ll. llollnizlli, U. iVlt'eltley, lf. lluffman, R. Bierly. Illini Hou' lnarh Stleirislti, ll. IXlarltle, j. Potter, X. MII ler, fl. foons, f'uas'l1 Jennings. -. uvQln1mm1n7.m . :-1 n7 uw luK r g1 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Sept. Url. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Url. V. FOOT I9 -jersey Shore .1 jersey Shore 8-jersey Shore I I-jersey Shore I8-jersey Shore 24 Jersey Shore 50-jersey Shore BALL 7 U 21 7 21 O 7 SCHEDULE hlontoursville I .ewisburg S. Vl'illiamsport Lock Ilaven State College Bellcfonte hlontoursville CROSS CULINTRY TEAM larsl Row, lr-yt to IIigIlt!I'. Murrifirltl, I1 Ilerhcltl. Svvoml Hun' Mr. 'IR-uI'vI, II. lchman. Il. IJllI'l'N'ilL'I'1Il'l', C. Blew, ll. Sim-mn, ill I . Vslmsil. I. V. PLAYERS Ifirst Row, Left to Ilighf-Z. VValI, R. lV:lll, Cline, C. Derlwr, Scrrist, P. Connolly, YV. IIoII'v:r, II. Ialrlwig, R. Iliuc. Sr-cum! Ilan' l'. Scitvcr, j. I,entL, J. Ilart, D. Aurancl, D. Getgvn, G. ll'vlshans, I. Svlxmouclcr, II. Yost. 'I'IlinI Ilmvfcouelx GraII', II. Iloy, CI. Diuglvr, IIlIi1wlxal'l, If. Ifingle, D. Marshall, D. Strouse, B. Braucht, 'II Iloatman, Coach Ilinklc. CROSS COUNTRY For the first time in the history of our school, Cross country was organized hy Coach George Teufcl. The annual intrafelass meet was won hy the seniors. Ending the season, the team placed fourteenth in the Pennsylvania State Cross Country Finals. The graduating seniors are Ralph Lehman, Cilhert Blew, David Stocum, and George Durrwachter. g 1 1. t 1.-7-.-.....-a.. TRACK For the third consecutive year, Coach George Teufel produced an outstanding track team. With point gctters like Ralph Lehman, Fred Dyrofl: and George Durrwachter, the cindermen had little trouble overcoming Lock Haven, Wellsboro, Dan- ville, and Sunbury. The live boys who qualified for state finals this year are Mick Herritt, Pat Connolly, Ralph Lehman, Glenn Nelson, and George Durrwachter. Herritt placed first in dis- trict high jump. Lost from track are Mick Herritt, Bruce Getgen, Benny DeFonzo, David Stocum, Sturger CENTRE COUNTY AVVARD VVINNERS First Row, Left in Right-R. Lehman, G. Durrwachter. Sccnml Row-F. Dyrofl. TRACK TEAM First Raw, Left to Right-G. Maruschak, C. Nelson, D. Aurand, E. Waldman, S. Wagner, W. Iloffer, T. Sellinger, P. Connolly, I. Robbins. Second Row-C. Sweely, M. Kaukeinen, B. Dv.-Fnnzo, V. Cline, G. Decker, I. Potter, V. Miller, E. Layzer, II. Ludwig, F. Dyroff, I. Flook, M. Esposit, L. VVillcts, K. Kinkead. Third Row- Coach Iennings, R. Rice, D. Mann, K. Rayhnrn, D. Reach, R. Keenan, G. Bryan, I. Hart, W. Gilbride, D. Smith, R. Lehman, I. Ward, G. Blew, G. Durrwachter, D. Ilerfwld, D. Stocum, D. Meckley, M. Herritt, T. Merrifield, C. Kahlc, Swcitzcr, J. Sheedy, D. Baird, J. Rhinehart, Coach Teufel. Wagner, Earle Layser, David Wolfe, Gilbert Blew, Ralph Lehman, Fred Dyroff, and George Durr- Wachter. DISTRICT WINNERS First Row, Left tn Right-I. llart, S. Vllagner, I . Connolly, G. Durr- wachter, R. Lehman. Second ROH'fCl7ZlCl1 Jennings, D. Stncum, C. Nelson, D. Meckley, M. llcrritt, VV. Holler, F. Dyroff, Coach Teufel. WRESTLING Coach Dan llinlile issued the call for matmen this year. Although, they had the toughest sehed- ule they ever had, they managed to compile ll reeord of 2 wins and 9 losses. Bob Huffman was chosen team eaptain. Dieli Sheddy, one of the elulfs most outstanding wrestlers, placed second in distriet eompetition. The four seniors lost hy the eluh are: Benny DeFonvo, Bruce Cetgen, Floyd llollman, and lioh lluflman. DICK SIIEDDY Runner up for District 4 Champ WRESTLING TEAM First Row, Left tn Right-E. Reighard, F. Hoffman, B. Huffman, B. Getgen, D. Packer. B. Da-Fonzo, B. Neuvine, VV. Bierly, C. Dingler, ll. Iloy. Seeoutl Routffl. Decker, D. Shedrly, J. Potter, F. Calla' han, J. VValk, 'l'. Rainey. Third Row--ll. Nell, VV. Peer, C. Cetgeu, J. Seehrist, T. Lanks, R. Kinley, D. XViet7el, D. llerlield, R. Rice, li. Porter, hir. llinkle. WRESTLING SCHEDULE Dee. fJersey Shore ll South Williamsport Dec. -Jersey Shore . 40 Montgomery . Jan. -Jersey Shore .. ,. ll Bald Eagle Area Jan. 12-Jersey Shore . 11 Muney , . .. . Jan. 18-Jersey Shore 6 Lock Haven Jan -Jersey Shore .. . .. 34 SugarValley AreaJt.II.S Jan. 31-Jersey Shore ...,. 15 Montoursville .. . , Feb. 8-Jersey Shore .. 6 Williamsport . , ,. Feb. Jersey Shore ,.... I7 Wellsborn .. . Feb. Jersey Shore . . 17 Ilughesville . . Feb. Jersey Shore .... 9 Bellefonte .. .. ., . Hug that man! Our Title Contenders . . . BASKETBALL Taking the reins of basketball as coach for the first time, Mr. Laughlin Jennings continued to maintain the high standard of basketball for which jersey Shore is known throughout this section of the state. Playing inspired ball throughout the season, the Orange and Black five were runners up to league leading Benovo. With a veteran four consisting of Gilbert Blew, Mick Herritt, Danny White, and Dave Meckley, the cagers easily overcame Bald Eagle, Montoursville, South Williamsport, St. Mary's and St. loe's in non- league games. Against Lock I-laven, outstanding center, Gil- bert Blew, set an all-time league foul shooting record. He made twenty-nine out of his thirty- BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 7-jersey Dee. 1 1-jersey Dec. 14-jersey Dec. 18-Jersey Dec. 21-Jersey Ian. 4-jersey Jan. 9-Jersey Ian. l Sflersey jan. 18-Jersey Jan. 22-jersey jan. 25-Jersey Ian. 29-Jersey Feb. l-Jersey Feb. 5-jersey Feb. 8-jersey Feb. l l-Jersey Feb. 15fJersey Feb. 19-Jersey Feb. 22-Jersey March 1-jersey Shnrc Shore Shore Sh ure Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore 27 Bald Eagle Area , 54 Montoursville ., S6 South Williamsport 58 St. Mary's ,. 69 South VVilliamsport 37 Montoursville . ,. . 68 72 St. Joseph's . , 49 46 State College , Lock Haven Chief Logan Penn's Valley 59 37 St. Mary's , . .. 42 Renovo , . , , 72 Bald Eagle Area . . 58 State College .. .. 35 St. Ioseph's . .. .. 79 Chief Logan 55 Pt-nn's Valley 5 5 Lock Haven S9 Renovo . 34 43 49 32 63 34 62 62 Sl 52 22 Sl 68 38 56 44 57 33 52 63 four attempted fouls. Also, Gib was voted to the Central League All Star team and received more votes than any other player in the league. Gib Blew and Mick Herritt, who played their last game,will be sorely missed when the call for candidates goes out next seasong but veterans like White and Meckley, along with Koons and Aurand plus a lively group of other up-and-comers will be certain to carry on the basketball tradition of Iersey Shore in a worthy manner. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right-D. Breining, D. Aurand, D. Meckley, M. Esposit, G. Blew. Second Row-J. Sheedy, G. Koons, M. Herritt, D. White, Mr. Jennings. Mick must have springs in his feet. llee. Dee, Dec. Dee. Dee. -lam. lun. jan. -lim. lan. Jam. lan. llvli. lfeh. lleh. lielx. lfels. lleh. Yeh. Marr-h as GILBERT BLEVV Unanimous ehuiee for All I. V. BASKETBALL 7-Jersey ,,j,.rSl.y l -l-jersey lrlfjersey Ljvrscy f--lersev jersey jersey Llcrsvy jersey .,.'lK.r5l.y alersey jersey L Jl.r5L.y -,lersey jersey ,l 0 rsey jersey jersey l Alersey Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Short- Shore Shore Shore Shore , 42 Z4 43 lll 49 as 25 x7 4.6 az 34 3l A4 sz 38 38 46 43 54 . 56 Central Conference. SCHEDULE llald Eagle jointure lllonroursville South lllilliamsport St. Mary's South YVilliamsport ,. Nlontoursville Lock llavcn . St. ,loseplfs Chief Logan State College . l'cnn's Valley jointure St. Maryk . llenovo Bald Eagle Jointnre State College .. St. loseplfs Chief Logan PL-nn's Valley ,lointure Lock llaven . , Renovo . S x 29 36 3l 37 28 37 18 36 29 30 16 37 39 38 -ll 'il 32 25 33 44 A mad scramble. J. V. BASKETB LL The V.'s got 05 to a flying start this year, defeating Bald Eagle lointure by a close score ol 32-29. Under the leaclersliip of coach Williallii Crafl, who began his first year at the helm of the Bull- pups, they were able to keep up the good work. They tied with Renovo for llrst place in the League with 8 wins-2 losses. Overall they seorecl 13 wins ancl 7 losses. The team members who played the majority of the seasonls games are: Ernie Sweitzer, Walter llofler, Dale Yohe, John Lentz, ancl Lee Durr- Wachter. I. V. BASKETBALL First Row, left to Right-I. Myers, K. Rayhorn, I. McCracken, R. Shaffer, R. Anderson. Second Rrrw-I. My- ers. '1'hinl Raw-C. XVL-lshnns, J. Copp, M. Koons, I. Lentz, E. Sweitzcr, D. Yohc, L. Durrwaehter, W. Iloffcr, D. Smith, F. Lnntz, Coach Graff. -f-I wrgmi, 1 ww' L f 3 , ,,..T. f ' ,, ,ww-wg: by .f. . ff' -' C-3 f if , A. rw... M ,W,.,x, ,. Mm M 'i .Mu ,. 2 l i , . 7,1 Q, ,. 5 ' ' -ws y ,f vi 3 ffm 5 ,QQ -WM 1. , 2 hmh' T 'Qh.. 1 iff 1 'haf H' . , , M? - an +955 eww -W- e yi, 5. L .1 M an ...,,,.,. A ,, - ,. J A fa. Y K.,-,4 CTIVITIES .r' 'FN '- V 'hh I-f fx V I' Q e 71 X N Sew x J Our Whirl of Activities Keeps Usi on a Merry-Go-Round SlltllIllL' lmmlw K Y Cieorge, please sit a lown. 1' J fk Dial I loola like that? YE RBOOK D Y Yearlnoola alayl lt's a alay ol' excitement anal hrings haela many memories ol' the previous rear. I gm Ili hiala lol than at i A C gllllllllllfll SCl1lO1'S CONN' L' V ' '- K ' Q...-W A Orange anal lllaelas anal see many lirienals anal elass is li init Xll tha 1 es tltex' hax'en't seen sinee Spring. 1 stnalents enjoy the exents reeoraleal in lwhotograplis anal artieles. The Seniors are especiallx' eager to see tha PlL'lUl'CS ol' fl1ClIA L'lalSS alax' CXL'l'l'lSCS. L'0l1NllCl1L'L ment, haeealaureate. anal other senior doings, 'liliis alar is the mx' anal rewaral ol' tha- ealitors s 1-an-,g. :V .' t 4 flfff I ,-av aalriser, anal yearluoola stall. 'lihe olis anal Malts serve as an ineentixe to luring out a lsetter lvoola Cach vear. ltrom this alax' on the vearlvoola heeotnes a elter isheal ehroniele ol time gone ln' anal a trilmute to those who hare heen graalnateal into the aalult worlal. ORANGE AND BLACK Among the very husy cluhs in our school is the yearhook stall. The memhers are really kept on their toes. There are many cliflercnt clepartments on this stall such as husiness, eclitorial, photography, literary, :mtl sports. Vllithout any one of them we eoultln't have a good yearbook. VVe are proutl of our hook this year anal we hope you are, too. URQXNGIE AND BIUXCK Iirxt Row, left lo IlilLjlirf.X. llerry, I.. lleycl, C. Taylor Mrs. fllitlirrirk, ll. Ilurr, I. lhompson, .l- Barker Setmrtl Hou' l. llarner. ll. liuller, Jarrett, ll. Slim maker, l. I.arson, U. llurrwaehter, S. Schiavo, T, Iles erly, I. SULISIIUIII. BUSINESS EDUCATION Ihr- senior husmess eclueation stuclents tlo all the linishetl yearlvook typing as one of their many husiness projects during their linal year of school. SIZNIOII BUSINIESS IBD. l'ilst llme, lwfr to lliellt S, Iletgen, .X. liitller, BI. Col tlaue, K. Kline, Y. Clillalmu. Setornl lime-I'. Carr N. Keen, YY. Stalxley, C. .Xnilerson, Ilarker, A. Berry I-llilll Home N. jarrett, L'. lYe.ner, I. lleytl, D. lVo 4 I.. llurtl, ll. Iletlieltl. ,IOURNALISM CLUB This year saw the planning ol. The Bulldog. lustearl nl. puhlishing our news in the tlaily town newspaper we mleeicletl to put out a publication within the school next year. It will keep the slutleut hotly well inlorrnetl ol' the happenings ol' our Alma Mater. The ollieers are: Eclitor-Lintla Yackelg Secref tary-'l'reasurer-Shirley Stout. JOIIIIN.-XIISM lirst llote, left tn lliqlrt S. Stout, Ci. Taylor, Z. Sea sllultl, Xl. Apple, Xl. Nlamelon, l.. laekel, Seeoml R011 ll. .Xxru:1u, N. Sparks, S. Stout. fi. Iarson, C, Sweitvcr l'. Xllller. llrirtl Iluu' lf. lloatman. Ifuller, Il. Keller ll. Keenan, Xl. liaukeinlu. Ifnurtli llriu'-tl. Overtlorf, johnson, K. l'eil. SCHOOL PATROL These 11111's 1101 :is 1111r g1111r11i1111 211111131811 111'I111'1' 111111 z11'tcr sc1111111 1111 y1'111'. i1'111'1' 1111111 1111'i1' 1111s1s Y1'11C111Cf s1111w, r11i11 111 s11'1'1. '1411is11r1g1111i1111i1111 is 1111111'1' 1111' 1111'1'1'1i1111 111, M11 K11111111cr, 1111: s111'cty 1'1111c11ti1111 i11st1'111't111'. 11111111 assisting 11i111 this ycur wcrc 13111 111'11sI111. c4.ll'1 Saclicttc, Derek KQC111111, .12lL'1i C111111111: 11111111111 11cvcr1v, 11ic1111r11 171111, 111111 1711111 xxi11111l'. SCI 1001. 11,11 1101 lim! 1111115 1141 111 11111111 1. CL1I11111I1, IJ. 1x1-1'11.111, 11. II111 1'1'1V, 11. 11r11s11.1. S1'1'111111 111111' ll. 1111'111i11g, ll, 1111111-, 11. 1'11x. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student C111111ci1's pr11gr11111 1111 1111' YLHII' 11111311011 wit11 111C Ci11111'i1y Dri1'1' 111111 C'11111'i1x' 111111, '1'11cy 11'11r111'11 1111 111'11Vi1'1'1s 111 111-111 1111' s1'1111111 1.LlI1L'11Ul1 IDIYTL' s11111111111y, s111'11 .isa s11l11'1'xisi11g 1111nccs, 111111 c111111111'1i111g ll s111'1'11' 1'1111111.1ig11. O111Ccrs serving 111is yu.11' 11'1'1'1' 1111111 1llL'll5, prcsi11c11tq S1111ic r141111YI11l1I1, vi1'1'pr1-si111'111: c1l'L'1 1111 Dv11rc111111, SUCFCKUTYQ 11111111i1- 171-111'1'l11111l', 11-1-.1 siircrg 111111 1X1r. 1311w1's 11s 1111111 11111'is1'r. STLIDYNT COUNCH 151111 l1II1l', 11111 111 11iQ111--J. 11111g, Xl. lQ11s1111's1111, S. l'11111'1111111, 11. 1.ll1.1S. -1. 11.11'L1'1', 1'. 1111s1'1', Xl. 1i11111's, 511111111 111111'--11. NU11, X1. X111111'111', K 1 171111111.111, 17. 11111 11111,11.171111g111'r11,C'.C'1111s.111,11. 171'11111f11. 1111111 1111111 -fll. l1l1gJll'l1, 11. 11'tt1-1'1111I, U. IL1111111. Xl. 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Sl11K1L'Y, S. 11'11111.111. 1. Kulp. THE SCIENCE CLUB ilihe Science Chih is estrihhsheci tn stiinnigite interest in seielice Ami science Lxlreers. lhis chili is nlivitlcti into twn fiehis, plivsicni :intl hiningiezil science. This gives Ll hrnzinler fiehl ni' stuth' tintl interests in.iny innre stntlents. iiihe llIl'llliJL'l'S get work ainti experience heyniui wlirit the xiverxige entirse cam niiier. iiihis is tief- inite l5l'k'lT1lI'illillll hir eniiege seienee Courses. The ehih is :iiiilintecl with the Science Ciuhs nl' Anierieai. ilihe gllillli presents ll inetii science fair limi li.ii'tivip:itcs in the Snstlnchginnxi Valley anti Cen- trxil i,L'IlIISyiX'LII1iil Science Fairs. l'he niiieers were Inn Mefravskeii, lvresicient: Dick Bt-iicli, vice-presitient: Achhi June Feerrnr, sL'L'I'ClalI'y1 and Dziviti Mary, treasurer. Mr. Iloilick serveml :is their ziciviser. SUWNCI? CI IIB First Huw, lv!! In High! U. Keenan, B. Xlefniiiieii, R .Xlinls'l'suii. Nl. liunns, il. Xl.irush.iL. J. Nliers, Myers Siwzirzil Hull' H. llng.li'si. D. iicauii, R. St'llgI'llYl'S, D Slruuse, I7. llvrlielnl, ll. May. ll. Svltlur. lhirtl Roll'- Mr. llullirlt, H. Sairnmi, K. Kiiiknxlri, AlCCiI'1lCkCI1, Q' li.1hlu, li, Uutshaill. NATURIE CLUB lirsl Huw, lv!! to Rig!!! Y. Yeager, D. Poet, B. New- xinc, .X. lim'l'i'ni', S, llietlel. Scemlii Huwfs. Sr-hirivn, l.. Ilnrl.ih.iugIi, -I. Yheerly, ll. llilhnriv, T. Greene, D. lhirlwll. lliirtl Hull' Mr. Ilnllivk, C. llicrly, T. Regain. IJ. Smith, IS. U'iIlils, R. XYillits. Fourth RUWYS. Ynun N. Burner. CHEMISTRY CLUB 'l'his gfklllli ui' hnys is very much interested in sciuiiee, especially chemistry. They cinn't get ennngh expr-i'iiiir-iitiil work in ti regular class so they use their eiuh period tn work in the huh. Their zialviscr, Mr. Pecehiai supervises very closely tn iivuiri explosions. CWIIHMISTRY CLUB limi Huw, lvl! In Right T. May, D. llnutv, F. Lance. Secnml Run' ll. Hr-yd, C. Cluinmn, R. Fettcrhnnf, R. Mninnlcn. Mr. Peceliiti. LQ? c if e 4 we if EK? A .fs --1 ne, .,Q.,o--- A-.. .. 5. Sl fq X N Nw., limi lhuv, ltfl to Right-Y. Callahan, 'l'. Blaeluvell, M. VVillia111s, S. Stout, C. Taylor, D. Taylor, N. Sparks, S. Stout, C. Sxveitler, li. Bontinan. 1 XV.9t.1lvl1-y. Set-will Hou l'. lee, I. Soulerin, S. U'lJt-ll, C. XVatltlell, Z. Scasholtl. D. Matler, L. Claes, I. MtlXitt. Rl. .Xplvlty ll. .Xxn1an, 1. Ilnrlex. lhiiil Huw' long, C. -lohnso11, l'. llalyer Uxertlorf, P. Miller, Il. l7uller. ll, Keiler, 9. 'll1urnton, Dllnlav, l'. Selnitolttlrr. Vnurfli 1 l Hon' C. llrirlvley, l. Ctul1it'ly. ll. Catnliliell, N. Swartlxtnlt, lf. l311rly111an, D. Carrison, 'l. llurtl, Xl. Diese. liflh Ron' C. Xlentei, K. l7.llenl1t'rger, 'l. Putter, C. lJvon'l1aly, C. Ritter, N. llurr, S. luring. Sixth lion'-Mrs. Yairo, Xl. Cohiek. N. liln-r11l, ll. Ott, ll. llierly, .L Knarr, li. llaven, C. Su'artl1out, S. Diellel, M. lline. Suveiitli Ron'-M. liuhh, P. Conney, C. uXl1alerso11, Y. Smith. TRI-HI-Y This sister cluh to the IlifY strives to foster ancl llllllllfillll high stanclarcls in Christian Character 111110110 virls. F' 5 Co-sponsoring a community Easter Egg llunt with the lli,Y ancl tnalxing hoxes for needy families over Christmas, were the 111ai11 ohjectives of this cluh this year. They also had a peanut sale, square dance, assetnhly program, anal helped with the Pumpkin Prom. TRI-Ill-Y OFFICERS First How, left to Righ1fC. Anderson, C. Sxveit7er. Seemirl Row- C. Taylor, I.. Claes. Tltirrl RowAS. Stout, Z. SC1lSl10lI7. Fourth Row-fNlrs. Yairo. Tl1ey were lecl this year hy Conley Taylor, presiclentg Carole Anclerson, vicelpresiclentg Carolyn Sweitler, secretaryg Shirley Stout, treasurerg Zee Seasholtz, elmplaing Lee Claes, sergeantratkarms. This cluh also cloes mucl1 for the hoosting ol' Y memhers. They also require a period of initias tion of new memhers. They accept only senior high sel1ool stuclents. Tl1eir complete purpose is to l1ave a wholesome affect on tl1e stuclent hoclv as Christians anal American citizens. Oh you beautiful cloll! -vnu-Q, Vuuu B nu i l First Row, Left to Right-D. Porter, R. Keenan, R. Mamelon, B. Hoffman, B. Dclionzo, F. Dyroff, T. Lnnks. Second Rmvfj. Potter, Y. Miller, M. llolliek, VV. Gilhride, K. Rayhnrn, R. Rice, L. Miller, W. lloffer. Third Row-S. Schiavo, D. Aurand, 1. Ilart, C. Decker, M. Esposit, D. Meekley, G. Blew. lfuurth Ron'--B. Sarno, P. Coimolly, I. Lentz, I. Sheedy, Mr. Jennings, M. Kaukeinin. Fifth RnwAD. Breining, G. Durr- wach ter. The Ili-Y is a very active and busy club. They sponsor an annual banquet, the Pumpkin Prom and the sale of high school jackets each year. Initiation of new members, swimming parties and the annual convention in Sunbury add spice to their program. The main purpose, however, is to create, extend, and maintain throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character in boys. The able oflicers are Gilbert Blew, president, George Durrwaehter, vice-president, Bob Huffman, Put the gum band back in your pocket, Jackson! HI-Y secretaryg Ben DeFonzo, treasurer. Mr. lennings serves as their adviser. Their escapades are often related to the function of the Tri-I Ii-Y as when boosting Y memberships and helping sponsor weekly dances. They accept new members from the sopho- more, junior and senior class after a week of initiation. Their work and attitude in home and school is to serve as an example for others. Their whole- some impression is appreciated by students and faculty alike. III-Y OFFICERS First Row-F. Dyrotf, D. Meckley. Second Row-Mr. Jennings, G. Blew. Third Row-R. Hoffman, G. Durrwaehter. Fourth Hou' fll. DeFonzo. f'f4i?f 4k, lf. II. A. OFFICERS lfirsl Row, Left tn High!-A. Carr, li. llarris, S. Zinek, D. McClos- key. Svcoml Row-I. Mayes, S. Bower, S. Good. State Future Homemaker Degree-Sally Good FUT RE HGMEMAKERS OF AMERIC This chapter of a national organization is def voted to training girls to he better homemalxers in the future. They attencl County, regional, and state meet- ings and study parliamentary procedure among other things. The eluh has a Weiner roast, square dance ancl a hanquet each year. The ollieers are Donna lwecloslvey, presidentg Shirley Bower, yiee-presiclentg janet Mayes, seere liirrt lime, left to Riglztfk. Carr, S. Good, R. Kulp, K. Riggle, D. M tarvg Anna Carr, treasurerg Elizaheth llarris, his, toriang Shirley Zinek, reporterg and Sally Cootl, chaplain. Mrs. Wcilcr ancl lXliss Dusiela serve in advisory capacity to this eluh which is turning out hetter and more future housewives hy making home- huilcling more eflieient and rewarding. The experience they provicle gives these girls more variety in their household cluties through learning sewing, ceramics, and home decorations. cCloskey, I. Mayes, S. Bower. Svenml Rowfll. Brown, M. VVillits, N. llerf ritt, C. Sxvarthout, S. Seelirist, J. lfisher, M. Miller, B. Shaller. 'llziril Run'-M. lVelshans, I. McKee, li. llarris, S. Dunlap, J. Miller. Miss llusiek. 1 Fmartlr llnutfhlrs. Weller, S. Zinck, D. Knarr, B. VVarner. rfb 4' 38 F TURE FARMERS OF AMERIC XVe helicve in the luturc ol, l'giriningf 'lihis statement liroin the lf. li. X. crcccl expresses tht llllljlll' l3llil0S0l5lly ol' ll1C lilllllll' l:Lll'Il1L'l'S ol' 1XlHCl'lCll The Alerscv Shore Chapter, one of many throughout the Unitetl Stzltcs, tlcvclolws its progrznn :irountl this helielf Untler the tlircction ol' their ollicers: liolnilri' Sciiuiniu President Roinilrr FIDLICR lifCC-P7'CSiKlC11i XYAYNF. Fox Secretmy XVILLIAIXI Huck Treus1o'er l,llll,l.Il' VViN'l'ifn Reporter llomtm' llI1lTK - Sentinel lifxnriz Lfxvsian - Chaplain Mn. Ross XVA'r'rs Adviser a 'ss Bill llccli, the tractor tlriving chznnlwion. W Phe hovs curry out their progrinn of work- contest, participation in the Lycoming County Pair, the State llirm Show, the state P. P. A. con- vention, aincl the like. They also engage in com' niunitv Zlliil school service projects, cooperative activities, and recreational events. 'lihey helieve in the future of farming and that V- V' A- 0VFlf'f'W ll I lj . X lj' . X. F Y .Q 1 y I First How, left to Rightfll XVinter, li. Luvser, XV. fox, B. lfimller it utuiv. .nmu o tot .n 15 tie success u .irmer Sl,wm, Hmvfnr Slum, W' ,hwy nl ,Mkt ol' tomorrow. liirsl Row, Ir-fl to Higlzlfll. VIYYIIHX, P. Stelvpv, K. Daugherty, P. VVinter, P. Lnyser, B. VV:iltlnnin, J. Getgen, D. English. Svcnml Ron'-Mr Hlnis, UI. Mt-Gill, I7. lllmer, R. Ulmer, j. K.ll'SIL'lll'l', ll. XVelslnins, ll. Shnrer, XV. Tox, G. Lehman, fi. Cupp, K. Dunlap, R. Olson, D. VVinter Xlr. l.uecL. 'llziril Hun' R. Ili-Si.ici, R, Prince, DI. l.mve, Cl. VVnsson, J. Bower, J. Dznincker, B. limller, J. lingle, B. lleck, S. Young. H. Trcsslcr U. Knxirr. linurlll Hmrf-R. Moore, C. Smith, K. Fuller, ll. VVenner, A. Sliurer, R. Iimhiek, ll. lleclv, J. llurneinnn, B. Bairllow, C. Roupp, S XVUISIIRIIIS, ll. I,ehm:in, D. Corson. W 39 .. LIBRARY CLUB Thr- lilmrzirv fluhis main aim is to iimlw llricmls .incl hflp yuu nmlic lricmls with lmulis. Thcv :irc zitlvisccl hy Mrs. Coup, lihrzirizin, ns sistctl luv Carol VV.iltcrs. prcsiclcnt: Ckmilt- Amlcr sun, virbfprcsiclcnt: hlxarilyn Dcisc. scurutnry: rmtl Joyce Pearson. treasurer. The Cluh spcmsurcnl l1ill'IlL'K, Ll clzmcc .incl ai trip to the zmnuail Teen-Age l.ihr:iriam's C'uril'crvm'v. I.IBR.'XIlY CLUB First Row, lvft fn Rigl1tfM. Mniimlmi, M. Dt-iw, I. Pt-firsmi, C. Amlcrstm, C. Hliltz-rs, N. llululx, ll. liirxis. Svcnml Raw' CI Bittvr, F. Pvrsnn, lzirson, YXI. Div trick, fi. l.lh'1lN, B, Srncltlvr, ll. llmlriiziii. 1. ,l.irrt'tI. ll. 'l'lwmpwn. Hlinl Ron' B, .Xung3st. l.. Biw, J. Cum hlv, B. Tux, C, S.1iigt-nuliitu, Al. SPTLIQIIP. P. lupulal. ll- Srlilnttmzm, Hrs. Climw. TIADAGHTON HISTORY CLUB This club is zi chnptc-r ml' xi stiltt' urgnnilntifm which trics to nmlic stuclcnts more fklllllllllf with liistrsrical places of Pcnnsvlx'nni:i. Unclcr the rlircctifm of Mr. Clmrtm-v :lit-v SPUDSUI' ll Stlllilfi' Cl1l11C'l', ll Tfip lt! ll2lTTlNl3llI'Q Slllll' Curwcritimi, :mtl Et-Id trips. Thvir mfliccrs were Nlclvin lqilllliL'll1L'I1, prcsi clcnt: l.CC Clin-s. vicvprcsiclciitz llvlvn Axrimii. trczisurur: Putsv Cairrctt. secretary: :mtl Snllv flu' pcntcr, chaplain. TI XD.Mlll'1'ON IIISTOIZY Cl Ill! First RMP. lvff to liiglitf P. Klzirrvtt, l'. ll.u'l.m, P. Cllr lwntvr. B. l.imlm'rm.m, Xl. lvlimxm, N. Brulmlwr, U. llusslvr. Sui-mill Run' Xl, llrvining, Nl. Kaulwim-n, l. fflavs, ll, Aviiizlli. l. Rmlwr, B. Xltllvurv. A, lxvlstvr, ll. IDIIIY. 'l'l1irtl Ulm' P, Tviistzlriiillwr, ll. Sm-tlvr, U. B.iircl B. llmlwr, I. fmsslvv. I-nzzrlli Ron' N. U 1-lslizms. Hr, C'mirtnr'x', l.. Diii'i'u.it-litvr, C. l'i4lt-iw, O. llunling, ll. Ligururi. liiftlr limi' ll. Rlviwvl. DRAMATICS CLUB This Club is unclcr the clircctimi ul Miss Os horn. The aim uf thc urgganilritimi is hm tulcli thc lincligrmincl uf clrnmu .mtl its t-.irlv liisuu-v, The mcmhcrs stiulv play prmllictiuri. u-stiiniing. lighting, sings' cflvvts. :mtl ncmimics. The' rvfhtcrs wrrc NlilTV xlpplv, prvsislviit: Shir lcy Stout, vice'-prc'sizlc'nt1 'lilirt'ss.l llillwrn, set' rvtxiryz :mtl Rosalie Nluorv. trczisurcr. UR.-XV XTKN CI III! first llrnv. It-ft tn Bight Xl. Xpplv, 9. Quint. gmrmil lln1l'ff'Y. lvrrwmlvl. Nl. Lliglcrt, 'l. llillvmuw, Xl. kiln' mary. Tlriril Run' I. l3.1rnvr. B. llurr. l'. Sliumzm, F. Bvitlvl, 'l'. Klalrznm, 9. XlnC'lfssltm'x'. K. f'lim', N, Spvnrx. l'r11H'tli Rrltl'-Cf lliuwltius. ll, Xluurv. X. flcplizirl, l', Qlirmp, Xl. Nlt'nt'm'r, dl. K1'lt'lim'r, N. K.llsh'Itm'i'. liifvtll limi'-R. llvnrx, l'. flriigaxi. 9, Diiiiltlv. I. Dinglvr. Sixth Run' C1 ,l.irri'tI, P. Qnulvr, P. XYl1ilwplc. Miss Oshorn. VARSITY CLUB lhe Varsity Clulm meets every other week untler the supervision ol' all coaches. 'lhe main requirement of this all-hoys eluh is that you he a varsity letterman. lhe Varsity Clluh promotes attendance at sports events anal the hacking of the various teams. 'llhe oflieers are lloh llufltuan, presiclent: Ben Delionvo, seeretaryg and George Durrwaehter, treastn'er. Y.XIlSl'I'Y fI.IllI lirsl lloie, lvl! In lligltf lf. Orgitatto, B. Markle, F. Dyrm-ll', ll. llorter, ll. lla-l'onlo, ll. Ilollnian. Seeoml Run' l'. llull'inan, S. lleighartl. V. Miller. F. Callahan, 'l. l.anlts, ll. Shetly. 'llzirtl llou'fYV. Bierly, M. Ilcr- ritt, ll. XVltite, D. Neekley, G. Blew, J. Potter. Fourth llmvfrll. Koons, Coach I.eo Stieinski, Coaeh Loekley jenniugs, foaelt Dan llinkle. lfiftli llou'AG. Decker, C'o.n-li Bill Grail, J. llart. MATHEMATICS CLUB 'lihis eluh investigates the lieltls of work that llUllL'lIll lllliln IIIilIlTCIIIilIlCS. Ilclllg Stllflcllltg who inteutl to enter these lieltls alter gratluation plan their liuture eclueation. Presitlenr - - DAVID STOCUM Vive-llresitleut Sruncnn TA7AGNER Secretary - Tnoixms RAINEY Treasurer IJAVID PORTER Atlvixer Mn. LARSON fXl.'Yl'll CLUB I-'irst ll z1il', left lu lligltt- D. Porter, G. Blew. Seemnl lloa'-0. Markle, T. Rainey, S. XVagner. SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS Our trophy eases are bulging with more schol- astie awartls this year. Our stutlents' projects hrought a seeoml anal thircl place awarcl anal four honorable mentions lrotn the Susquehanna Valley Fair at Bucknell, l ewishurg. At llenn State we took a total of twelve awartls. lloger l7iel was Grancl Champion ancl lfleanor l.ee was Senior lliglt Champion girl. loin Green plaeetl as junior Iligh Champion. SCIICNCH IXXIII .'XIVAI'lD XVINNFIIS I-'it-st Row, left m Right-B. Porter. T. Frye, T. Green, ll. lieil, li. l.ee, Mr. Peeehia, G. Marusehak, J. Duty. Srwmitl lloxewklr. llolliek, Mr. llinkel, T. May, D. Strouse, D. Smith, S. Nohlit, G. Blew, IXII. Larson. ....,..a Betty lXlaeDnnalcl ' Don hlaellonalcl Anne loan l lowarcl Ruger Clautl Claire Tessencler Lesley Arnold Marge , lniiigliter liars the haelwtage jittc-iw. Onions in the Slew UNIUR CLASS PLAY 99 l'VriHeH hi' llirrx' NlAL'l7uN.xin Kay l:llL'I1l!L'l'!l'l' 'limi l anim Gaye Xleiieer Sherry Stunt Mila- lllvllinlx Cliarlrw lialili- xviIllk'l' llilliriilt' Cami liriulxlei Cherie lleillel Peggy Nliller Glorious Stage Fright . . . I , - f uri! JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST limi Huw, IMI ru High! 'l'. lla-verlv, li. Lee, G. Meiicer, K. Ellen I-4-rgvr, S. Niuut, C llrickley, P. Miller. Svmml Row-C. Reitzel, 'II Ianlxs, IJ. Merklvv. 'lliiml Row-fV. Smith, T. Potter, C. Cuiiiinu. Miss Uslnirn, Miss Uusivk, C, jrmlinsun, I. Fuller. Frmrtli limi' XY. Cillirimle, 1. Cline, li. Callahan, ll. Selwer, C. Kahle, Uivrrlurf, M. liuhh, j. Dunlap. -IUNIOR CLASS Pl AY CAST-Contlml Nliss Garvey Vera Smith live Gee lane Overclorl- Salxie Eleanor Lee -V Kitwiv Janice Dunlap Nlis. XV.1tsuii's llarry Charles Gnminn Ralph Seltzer jerry Cline, Mary Fllen lluhh New Klutrir Marvin Mi: :incl Mrs. Curtis lyila, lim, Dutty Twila Potter, Dave Meelclev, Barham Mohn Pliil and Delia Miirray Terry lleverly, Jacque Fuller Olil llnilcly Ron Fetterhonf uliiiiiiiiiicer un lhcliu Kenneth Feil Sailur Fred Callahan 42 I Hurry, Miss Osborn, Curtain time! SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST linther Drive Porter Mother Connie Vlhiclclell lO2ll'1Ylj1lllL:lllCl' Dolores hlzunler lennnie-Dziughter llelen Axinun Ginger-Dnugliter Zee Shensholtz liclclie Dziviswlloylirieml Melvin Kznilceinen 'llmnnvglltivlirienml Sturver VVi1vner . . 5 Tw hlr. llllllllllllll-llklllli Presitlent Dave Stoeuin Mr. VVilson-,lligh Sclmol llrincilml Cilhert Blew l71nnilv Mnitl Marv Apple Curtuin Calls for Seniors Q! lle's not il clrip. lf Q fl t f s -. 5 il 5 E l. X s A 1 E S v wi You think you're an athlete. l l s E 1 A Cl' SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST lrrxt Row, left to Right-M. Apple, C. llzicldell. Z. Sensholtv, ll. Axrnrin, D. Muller. Sm-oml limi'-Alrs. Yziiru, Al. Knukeim-n, D. Stocuin, D. Porter, G. lllew, S. lY:igner, Miss Oshorn. 6'Time Out for Ginger This play was ll hilarious Comedy revolving llI'0llIILl at fourteen year olcl girl who wanted to play lioothnll. To do so she upset the household, school, hovfriencl, uncl entire town. Directors-hlrs. Ethel Vuiro and Miss Ruth Osborn. Lighting and stage effects-Mr. Eugene Hollick. 1 - xxx we 111 f Their , Charm Is U Unsurpassed Our Talented and Lovely Queen! 1 Ill Q XSXN TIADAGHTON BOWL COURT Front Raw, Left to Right-D. Sticinski, C. Sweitzer, P. DeBiase. Second Row-C. Dvorchak, G. Mcncvr, K. Ellcnherger, T. Potter, C. Ferguson, C. Anderson, M. Gustafson, C. Taylor, M. Engel. v-Y ef-gf -v-1:-Mm... H - . .f - f L-f - ff .- f -4--W W--www-XM...Q-fw.w.wm.?.auemwmf.sf-,.,.. u....an-s.n.....m7 IC 'Xfx-'IN ' X J9- 2-N 1050 'E' X S- X N f 1 u NM-..' :, . f'N R. Q N X Music Adds Spicv to the School's Atmosphere' First Row-C. Sweitzer. Second Row, Left to Right-B. Moyer, I. Murray. Third Row-P. Hollick, D. Hummer, B. Overdorf, S. Englert, C Waddell, S. Young, S. Horn, D. McClain, T. Potter, I. Long, N. Sparks, S. Stout. Fourth Row-H. Lupold, M. Dougherty, ll. Rodman, Dorley, K. Breon, S. Schiavo, B. Carson, M. Anderson, R. Gromley, D. Robbins, R. Moore, M. Apple, S. Dielzel, P. Harbach, N. Ebcmz. Fifi Row-G. Cohick, C. Burchill, R. Winchester, J. Hazel, S. Lehman, T. Snyder, L. Keiler, M. Fave, C. Ritter, S. Thornton, S. Getgen, M. Wi liams, I. Thompson, V. Yeager, S. Shotts, C. Anderson, D. Mader, T. Ferguson, L. Reight. Sixth Row-L. White, L. Yeager, M. VVhipple, I Myers, C. Brown, A. Pervis, B. Cohick, M. Ferguson, B. Wolfe, P. Fenstamaker, N. Welshans, P. Keohane, I. Crist, S. Haney, D. llolliek, C Cousart, S. Perry, D. Calhoun, T. Hurr, B. Hom. MIXED GLEE CLUB- Music Hath Charms! THE GLEE CLUBS The history of the Clee Club dates back to pre-war days when Miss Ruth Bardo started it. Miss Bardo is directing the Glee Club this year for the last time before retiring. In developing interest, pleasure, and entertainment in music the group presents the annual Christmas Nativity program and a spring concert each year. The group sends representatives to P. M. E. A. state and district choruses. This year twelve attended district chorus at Lock Haven. 46 First Row. Lvft to High!-C. Dvorchak, S. O'Dell, J. Dunlap, E. Lee, B. Hoffman, P. Connolly, R. Bowers, B. DeFonzo, C. Gummo, I. Myers, T X11-rkel. Svcoml Row-K. lillenhcrgvr, N. llurr, S. Stout, V. jones, I. Degville, I. Cohick, I. McNitt, G. Mencer, C. Larson, D. Porter, M. Kau- usinen, G. Durrwaclitcr, W. Holler, L. Durrwachter, ll. Seltzer, K. Rayhorn. Third Row-D. Poet, T. Blackwell, M. VVillits, N. Swarthnur L. Glues, I. Fuller, O. Barton, E. Boatman, R. Markle, D. Mann, O. Markle, R. Rice, D. Berfield, E. Eck, P. Ilarbach, I. Cline, M. llollick, T lla.-verly, Miss Barrlo. Fourth Row-D. Mr-Closkey, B. Bierly, M. Bubb, L. Yackel, Z. Sensholtz, C. Taylor, 1. Overdorf, P. Miller, P. Keiler, C Iohnson, P. Baker, C. Bricklcy, B. Ott, S. Blew, E. Barkman, D. Meckley, Il. Lehman, G. Blew, D. Stocum, B. Sarno, J. Larson, C. Kahle, VV Qlilbride, B. Merkel. The directress was assisted this year by Carolyn Sweitzer, pianistg lim Larson, president, Ben DeFonzo, vice-president, Sallie Thornton, secretary, and Linda Yackel, treasurer. The Cirls' Clee Club, which unites with the Mixed Clee Club to present musical programs, makes it possible for many more girls to participate. This group, also under the direction of Miss Bardo, had Sallie Thornton as president, Connie Walddell as vice-president, Twila Potter as secretary, and Carolyn Sweitzer as treasurer. This year the Clee Clubs were especially proud of their last concert under Miss Bardo who will be much missed in the high school. 47 v me Yfjx ? QM! ,pk LHVK--K K 'Tl 5 ef mx- 1 S 5 ., 3 has 3 Q il Ykiflfkygfrlk Al flu .fxygtig ' U . :3f, ky Q y 8 . K . is jg. A K gn' 3 ,V .. Lwfrr X M X .M X. , ' ' V V g K .QQ -N vnu . X 57, 5. I., a 9 1 'K' ' N ' fl 9+-A Q5 Nik' gy ,gh T - 'gf i, fv., f' s 'ff 15 W QW 'W 'if ? 1 N X my W Fi Q, w '11 7 'H-13 1 Q1 , 2 NN 4 15 Q- M My 5 R, 4-Q, mix. 2 A 'P W 1 Q 4 N J 1' Pi , mf M- , ,,.nQ'- f . .A 4+ M1 W M' E ff X sf 'ug!f f 4 g' U , wxff- W4 9 x.A.53,,..- - XXL f Q Ni v Q Q.- m- 9,,.,.- M, Q.. K if 3 gn may HH A swf- ' A a 9 V U 9 A f-Q '-.-S' Q . A.. N- 5 , r E ,. , ' 1 s 1 X af Nw A First Row, Left to Right-A. Berry, C. Glaes, P. Boatman, M. Overdorf, M. Mamolen, D. Garrison, L. Hurd, C. Sweitzer. Second Row-C. Cousart, B. Ott, V. Jones, N. Ebercnz, 1. Soulerin, D. Houtz, D. Mann, D. Morlock. Third Row-J. Copp, K. Rayhorn, M. Willits, B. Maggs, R. Lucas, W. Gil- bride, W. Sweitzer, P. Shoemaker, N. jarrett, D. Poet, L. Durrwachter, P. Fenstamnker, J. Fuller. Fourth Row-D. Thomas, D. Brickell, L. Stabley, M. Kuulteinen, R. Mamolen, M. Whipple, G. Waldman, I. Overdorf, D. Mailer, ll. Seltzer, B. Neff, R. Porter, C. Kahle, W. Welshans, J. Cline, Mr. Schocndorfcr. Fifth Row-N. Hurr, T. Hilbome, P. Gtugan, G. Koch, E. llazen, P. Miller, R. Bower, M. Hollick. BAND The band's work began with their first of many re- hearsals, on September the fourth. During the year events such as playing at the Flaming Foliage Festival and Vice-President Nixon's Reception in Williamsport, highlighted the regular schedule of football games, pep assemblies, and parades. They, in each case, give a good impression of the Jersey Shore High School. ln Ianuary the senior members were treated to a pleasure trip to Harrisburg and the Hershey Ice Capades. After drilling and playing for the football games the band plunges into, and prepares a Spring Concert. This concert is presented annually to a very receptive audience of those who enjoy good music. The band is directed by Frank L. Schoendorfer and is supported by the Band Mother's Organization. 49 FRANK L. SCHOENDORFER Director ORCHESTRA First Row, Left tn Righlfs. Noblit. T. Rlerlcel, D. Dorwart, C. Swarthout, lll. Mamolen, L. llurd, D. Garrison, S. Shmts, C. Brieltley, K. Iillni In-rgvr, ll. Baker. Seeoml Row-ll. Keenan, 1. Swartwood, L. Durrwacllter, D. Mann, P. Shoemaker, N. Jarrett, I. Dunlap, ll. Ott, N. lilfffflll ll. Porter, VV. VVelshans, K. Rayliorn, M. VVillits, R. Lucas, B. hlaggs. Third Rowfll. Bower, O. Barton, C. Larson, L. Yaekel, I.. Stair I. Crossley, M. YVill1ams, Mr. Schoendorfer. ORCHESTRA Mr. Caprio instructs the orchestra members who play string instruments. The other mem- bers are taught by Mr. Schoendorfer. These two groups are brought together during the club period to practice under the direction of Mr. Schoendorfer. Throughout the year they play for class plays, fashion show, commencement, class day, and many community events. After playing two years in the orchestra, the students are given a nj. The senior members of the orchestra get gold pins which signify the num- ber of years they have been in the orchestra. The seniors are also treated to a trip to the Hershey Chocolate Factory and the Hershey lce Capades with the senior band members. A product of our music department. HI I V HZ - Q ll ' ll ' ' 2,f'?9'5!U 3? HAN9 GERMAN BAND , ' First Row, Left rn Right-P. Bak 11 A -I Y I 5 ll er, BI. Willits. Second Row-K T Ellenburger, M. Kaukcincn, M i VVilliams, H. Porter. DISTRICT BAND STATE BAND First Huw, lvft tu Right-P. Baker, II. Lucas, M. YViIlizm1s, D. Mn- K. Ellcnbergcr alt-r. Scrum! lion'-C. Briuklcv, K. 1flIk'l1bCI'QfIl', 0. Burton. 'Flzird Row-B. Nzlggs, C. Swu:itLcr, D. Munn. A QQ 5 P E X . COUNTY BAND I-'irxl Row, Left to Right-M. XVi1liams, V. Yeager, I. Jarrett, ,l. Thompson, S. Stout, R. Lucas, C. Dvorchnk, I. Dunlap. Svcnml Hou'-rll. Garrison, L. Hurd, R. Purtcr, N. Swnrtlmut, E. VVnIdmaln, D. Munir-r, II. Muggs. Tlxinl Hon'-N. Jarrett, L. Glues, L. Yuckcl, C. Swcitzcr, j. Fuller, A. Berry, P. Shoemaker, VV. Gilbride. Fourth Rutvfj. Cutrrplwll, C. Rrsitlcl, I. Dinglcr, R. Moors, O. Barton, R. Thumns, D. lluulr, Fifth Ron'-S. Slmtts, N. Ilbcrnz, L. Yungur. Sixlh Rou'fC. lIt'ir'klr'y, B. Ott, B. IJUFOIIZO. Suvunth Hmv--B. llicrly, K. Iillenbcrgrr, P. Baker, R. Mumolen. DISTRICT ORC! IESTIIA First Row, Ld: to Right-P. Slum-nmkvr, II. Mnggs, T. Mcrkvl. Svumni Rau'-S. Nublit, L. Ynckcl, K. Illlcnbcrgcr 51 Q-I DISTRICT CHORUS lfirxf Row, Lvft to Right-S. Thornton, M. VViIIinms, L. Yackel, C. Gummo. Second Rmv-C. XVnddL-Il, CG. Mcnccr, L Svuxtnr O Ihrtmm, D. Nader. 'Hzird Row-W. Gilhridc, I. Cline, D Nl mn DISTRICT AND STATE CHORUS . . . E. C. CHORUS STATE CIIOII US CONNIE XVADDELI ALL EASTERN CONFERILNCI1 CIIORIIS LINDA YACRLL 52 SEN IORS ' A X' 'Y'-IX , -xg ' we Q ,X 6PPllCI'1flIl' Chm'm's Wound Up! -PM :N 99 E53 1... sm. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Larson, R. Lehman, F. Orgitano, C. Taylor, T. Todd. SENIOR CLASS When we entered S. A. H. S. we were quite uncertain of ourselves. We made one bold step, however, in entertaining the upperelassmen with a class party. Guiding our cautious movements that year were: President. Tom Todd, Vice-President, Ralph Lehman, Secretary. Zee Seasholtz, Trea' surer, Frank Orgitano, and Adviser, Mr. Larson. Confidence crept into our hearts and we began to lift our heads higher in our sophomore year as we entertained with a eagey class party and chose real cool class rings. Leading us that year were: President, Toni Todd, Vice-President, Ralph Lehman, Secretary, Conley Taylor, Treasurer. Frank Orgitano, and Adviser, Mr. Bowes. At long last we were upperclassmen. No confidence was needed then. only anticipation of what awaited us the following year. XVe really strutted our colors that year with our class play Cheaper By the Dozen and our dreamy Junior-Senior Prom which was accented hy a tropical isle. NVQ also presented a tape-recorder as a class memorial. At the helm that year were: President, Ralph Lehman, Vice-President, Tom Todd, Secretary, Conley Taylor, Treasurer, Frank Orgitano, and Adviser, Mr. Loekard. Now we have attained our end. Nothing is left to conquer, our destiny is secure. We produced Time Out For Ginger as our class play this year. All of our remaining energies were directed toward graduation preparation. The sky was our limit and as our pilots we chose: President, Ralph Lehman, Vice-President, Tom Todd, Secretary, Conley Taylor, Treasurer, Frank Orgitano, and Adviser, Mr. Larson. 54 SENIOR COMMITTEES N,XMIf CXIID ,IND CLASS 'IIIII' --iii H 'K Y'-ff - L ... xg l'OMMIiNl'IfMIfN'l' l'0AlMl'I I'Ifl' I7iv'sl lIuu', lvfl In IIigI1If-J. RIrNilt, l'. SXYL'IIlL'I', I. Lau'- sou. Suuuml lIml'f II. Klcrkvl, X. Ilcrry, II. IXIIITIQIU. C 'I .ASS DAY COM XlI'I l'lfIfS limi Ilmv, Ir!! tu High! S. Stunt, I.. Ilural. KI. Cul- lraum-, XV. Slnlmlvy, D. fXIcK'IosIwy', M. XYilIinms. Svumld Hou' Z. Smulslmlll, D. Clalrrimn, S. IILIIIUII, X. I:l'L'I'I'1lT, Xl. DI-iw, Ii. l'lim', II. I.ucns. llzinl Hou' KI. Durr wxlvlxlulg S. K'.1rlwnl0r, I.. IIcynI, N. II.II'I!Cl', N. Ilurr, C. Ilim-vs, Y. Hlnir. Ifrmrtlx Hmm'-I'. II:1rIw:u'I1, KI. Gustaf- SUII, . . IILIII, . L4 . I , . 1. N' , . , I , I Uclgcn. Ififtll Roll'-'II. Muuuulvn. I.. Yalckvl, C. XVmIf LIn'II, C. Ilitlvr, II. Ilcttichl, S. 'I4Imrntcm. Sixfh Rmrf S. IY:lg1w1', II. Kccnnn, C. Xmlcrsun. Scrvutlz Ron'-f RYA II. Ihx, If. Rolvinsnn. -Q-.......... QU ,-wg.. Ins! Hon, lvft lu High! XI. Xplvlv, I. Claws. N. Ilrrvtl, N. Kccu. Smnml Hou' S. Smut, l . Luk UI, MCNIII, Z. Svalslmltl, I. Nitlingvr, N. IIull FFWV rfflrl' RONALD D. .XLLISON C'.'XllOI.lj ANN ANDEHSON MARY lZl.IZ.'Xlll7'l'll .-Xl'l'l,l' lll'llfN l'll7.XlllVlll ,XXXIXN Crueml Ilrisivzvxs Frlueutimz Pre-Pi'nf4'xxim1aI Pre l'v'nfrwiurrul 'lhis hanclsmne Irishman is a .'Xnzlv's huinurous wit is some- .Xpfel has varierl interests llelen. rlelinitelx' our must stu lover of fun ancl a real Girl times l'2!IIl4lllilAlgL'll by her sweet, :unsung which the strungest is rlinus lass, is lnncl ol' lluirlts cm seuut, hut, he toes the line fur Swede smile and ey:-scratching, lwys. Duquesne University heele their rliiu-rs?'. lxrmning K'--l Nhirley. hlnnmle hair. uns nur unehainerl melmly. lege has plans for this sliilt rlurk. SYl,Yl.'X Mklllli ll.'Xllill Rusiuexv Erlucatirm lluys lmve lllllill' il clrllnitt' im' pressirm on Sylvie, therefore. she has tleelcleil In huy the llruolv lvn llmlgers. Senior Class of 1957 ,lOYC'li .NNN ll.-XRKlil'l lliisiizuw l'f1lriL'utirm Inyee will make some lucky buss a terrilie seeretary Cif he huys his furniture lueallxU. .Xt llrmvn's mayhe? NXNKXY l,OlllSl', ll.XllNliIt fli'm'l'ul L Yllll IKINI' ,XNN Ill RIN llvisiilvw l7ilm'u1i1m Nancy uanls to travel. XVill she l lvelx little .Xnn a mrm-lates the see the limue nl' some of the stamps in her mller-limi? llnn l l heautllul xallv-x seenery iinasiu liue seenerx that isi. l'u he xi Vnyagfcl secretary is her aim, XYONNIZ I.. lll,.XIll General lwmne's geniality ought tu lenrl itself to helping her develop into a lalrteehnician. CQILBILRT BLLWV Pre-Professional 'l iger Blew rules the COLIITI? his wit Cnml winning waysj make him one of the mmf in our class. 2 V? 'vw-mi BARBARA A. llONNlil.l. General llarh, a nurse-tfrhe, will liml her favorite subject Cstudy and lots of itj helpful in gaining her goal. 56 Clllllli ll. ll0VVlall Pri' l'mfrsvi1mul Gregg, ue inherited from Wil- llamspnrl this year. llis Sterling character has more than fuuml .u place in j. S. ll. S. SHIRLEY BOVVEH Home Economics Shirl's future occupation lies in makin v n certain blonde apprecia- tive of her superb cooking. Docs she have fur to go? SYLVIA IEAN BOWER General Siz adores the out-of-doors, but her main interest is the opposite sex. Aren't men wonderfu1?! Jersey Shore Area PHILIP L. CHRISTIAN General DONA ROSE CLARK General Phil craves excitement :md thrills Dona will be a hairdresser in the which seem to be perfect ingre- dients fur a pilot. Fly high, Phill future, Iler present appearance indicates future success. YVONNE MAY CALLAI-IAN Business Education Bonnie, our flaming redhead, finds Chevrolets and Pnntiaes dis- tracting. For any special reason? SALLY LEE CARPENTER General This charming coquerte adores anything, but boys above all. VVon't she make the Air Force Blue look snappy?! Joint High School KAREN ALICE CLINE Business Education Clinie spends most of her spare time cooking and baking things for a certain boy from afar. MARGARET L. COLTRANE Business Education Maggie abhors surprise tests and being stoodaup. She'lI make a sensational stenog. GARY L. CUPP Agriculture Cuppie may be small but he sure is liked by all. He hopes to own a farm someday. Good luck! BENEDICT LOUIS DePONZO Pre'Profess-ional This boy has music in his shoes. Benny thrives on crazy antics and doesn't like homework. JANET DEGVILLE Pre'Professional janet comes to I. S. from Upper Darby. Iler sweet smile will be a great help in the missionary field. MARILYN C. DEISE Geneml Marilyn is a noiseless girl who hails from Avis. The thought of being a nurse keeps her occupied. SARAH ANN DIETZEL General Dietz doesn't like stop signs, but she always stops. ller per- sonality will be an asset for teaehe ing. ALICE MAE ENGEL General This hright eyed lilly loves peo- ple. She lays strong claim to her ambition to make good. CYNTHIA M. DIGGS General Cyn is a live wire in study hall, which she enjoys more than any other period. MARY ENGEL General Just Plain Mary obviously is not very plain. For young males, we must curb this cute bru.net's appetite. GEORGE A. DURRVVACI ITER Pre-Professional A true-blue fellow, a real good sportg a star in track, he hasn't run short. ADDA JANE FEERRAR General Flirty, little Shorty wants to be an accountant to keep track of her boyfriends? Senior Class of 1957 FRED DYROFF General Freddie der Deutsehmanf' Big and rugged, of football fame. 0' course there's a lady. But whnt's her name? ROGER FEIL Pre-Professional Roger Ole Boy. Like the wise owl, and old oak, he learned much, but seldom spoke. ANN MARIE FIDLER Business Education Buttons, another budding sec- retary, dislikes high-hatted peo- Sle so here's a word of wisdom- on't wear hats. ROBERT FIDLER Agriculture Fid has an ambition to be- come a truck driver or a state policeman . . . either should en- able him to get around. RICHARD E. FOX General Richard has safeguarded our tpas- sage across the street for our years. With this eiiperience he'll be an excellent M. . PATSY VANETTA GARRETT Business Education Aspiring little typist who is full of pep and vim. Will she be the stenog for that Certain him? DONNA L. GARRISON General Being ai dietitian will aid Donna in her lioinenialting: if her hus- band has a good appetite. MYRTLE R. GUSTAFSON General Myrt, our traI'Iis:-stopping blonde fred and white Fords are no ex- ceptionp desires to c h a n g e her name to a Long one . . . Why??? BRUCE D. GETGEN General Our little Marine Sarge is on his happy way to becoming a drill instructor. Will his wolfishness aid him? PHILIP HARBACH General Butch's humor is sure to make him a good employee for a con- struction company. Girls fas- cinate hirn. SANDRA GETGEN Business Education A sweetness that makes living worthwhile, a gentle patience and a ready smile. PHYLLIS I. HARBACH PraProfessional Phyll is concerned with becoming a nurse. Her quiet, cheerful man- ner will make her one of the best. V. LEE GLAES PrwProfessional Glazie has a passion for break- ing boys' hearts. As to her am- bition, we leave that up to your imagination. ROBERT HECK Agriculture Bob is an industrial agriculture student w h o s e interests range from farming to girls. The latter find competition quite stiff. Jersey Shore Area Joint High School WILLIAM W. HECK ti. BARBARA ALICE HETFIELD Agriculture Business Education Bill admits his male weakness, Barb plans a successful career in he likes girls. Could he be sweet the business world. People who on someone from Sugar Valley? mispronounce her last name both- er her. LOUISE IIEYD Business Education VVriting letters seems to irritate Louise as much as week-ends make her happy. What's with these week-ends? FLOYD HOFFMAN General Little but mighty, a student too, Mischief is his strongpoint when looking for something to do. uv HNNILS C. I lUll'l'Z Gr'ii4'i'1ll In rctirr 111 furh is his 11i111, lull wnrlx. II scc111s, 111.1lws l1i111 911111 I1l:1i11. NXNC Y .INN jXlllIli'l'l' lliuiizmx lfililriatiriii N.111f1' liulws tu suv ilu' unrlsl :1111l lv! smimc t.1ll 111:1lm's sw' hvr. lhvx 11' .1lr1'.1ilv lninlsiiig, Naliwy. ,ii ff' Wife. ROXYLANIJ ll. Isl l'N,XN Irish , Pri'-Ihufvxxirrviul our Irish import, likes X111vric:1n 111:1tl1 z1111l .X1111'ric:111 girls :incl XVhcn I lmilx ull! 1.'1111si1ln'rS IWII1-pml1lL'111S. 10 hccomvs un v11qi111-1-r, fur thc sparks. 'K IIOIIIQIII' I.. IIIIITITMXN I lfl l'I I X IIIIIID N XNK1 I. llllllll l'11'-I'1'of1'wirmnl lliasirivw lfiliiuuriorr fI1'i11'v-nl ll11ll'1 ' is our szixzigu s1lp1'r111:111 lisl1 l'1111n'i1's ilu- lilwr things 111 lhis high silutllng 111.11n11!l1 s 1111 ilu' Nl'L'SIllI1g 111:1ts. 'Ili nlllutc lllic 11 hich i111'l111lcs uniting. 11111sl1, 111-.11l11's .1111l 11121111 Iu'rs1111.1l1!1 1s him, Sl111pc up, I'11rtcr! .1l11l sinnly hulls. .1 1.1l11.1lil1' .1ss1'1 in UI. S. ll S 5l1c's41li1ii1g mlnll. Senior Class of 1957 Ylflil XNN IONIS lliixillmv lfililrzitioii 'lhis ,Mis 110111 livus lim' thc 1li11 11'l1v11 shc'll lmlil 41 s1lL'cL'ssfl1l prisif tion :is 11 svrrvtzirx' nr .1 lmuscf 11 HTTP? NANCY M. KICIIT l31ni11cxs Iiducatimr NA11115' will vntcr thc liusincss unrlnl i11 thc future. llcr plczis- aintnvss nppczils in cvurylimly. Nll'lYlN I. KXIIKIININ NIIXIX ll. KIIN l'v'4'-l'rofr'vxi011aI lliniiwss l'1lm14lim1 Xlcrl is .1 1111is1 rl:1ss11111l1' :1111l llll.111i'i l1.1s .1 i11.1rl l1.1ssin l11'n'11lss 11ll 1111- l'Klll'S. Xml a'1l111'.1 ll.11 I11Iis.1111l l11111l11gtl11' XI1' l1i111 livin, lic sccnis tu think, ilocs 11111 Nl1v's .1 i1'.1l ls1'1'11 lmlw. lu-Icing i11 sflwrils. K Ea IIOSIZ .NNN Klll I' ,l XXII S ll. IKIISUN llmm' Ifcni1m11ics l'i1' l'1'nf'vwin11ul llnsl' wmiulml likv to clrm1'11 swinn' ,ll111, nur most siiwcn' si-111111 uill unc i11 11 SL'2l uf ll1JlIl'lII1IlI1f'. .X111 Lllsc 11 prmiil l1l.1n1' il1 thc' 111irl1l 1s 11111: i11 p11rtiull:11'??? .1 111i11isIcr In lutuii' 11':1rs. l.XllI,l', LXXSI IR DIQAN LILIIMAN CGI-.Nli LliIIM.XN ILXLPII ln. LlillM.XN A-grit-nllzm' i'lgViC1llHll't' flgricnlfrtn' PIT Pl'Uf.L'SSi0lIlIl lliia Nutt' lmunsl lim is lirmn .1 Drain, mu' ul' tht' tl:tt'lvL'tt'sl lLlllS bmw, tht' nthvr tml' the Lvhrnzm Xlt'. l,I'l'SillL'l1lu wnultl lunlt wvll Lirm tt'Iu'rn' tht' girls mul tgiitu' frmn tlw taillct, spa-mls tttt!Sl ul' ruins, ztlulwuix tu have inlctitiuztl with at pitch lurk. Dtivs that irc lulvntiful cnmtglt tu Lt-cp him his timc hunting :intl furrning. intvrcsts ulsu. Strzingu, isn't it? tncnn hc's full ul' it? llv thritva Ivttsv. on sports. ,I Sh A J ' t H' h h l llllI'll 1. l.llK'.XS SXRA ALXRIIZ LUCXS ROBlLRT.X JILXN LUPOLD K.X'I'llIlYN IQ. I.U'I'IIliR Pit' l'mt'i'xxinvn1l Hmm' Fcmiomirs llmuc lfcmmvuics Civmwitl Yuu micron' svn' this hu' :mt Our gal Sail auvins iittt'i'n-steal in 'lhis v u tt n g limttc-ttizikcr guts 'I his roy, pntntnrliip fun lmpt-re bust. 'ilu' stutlvnt uituicil our living ii gtmtl ltuinuinnkvi' for it pt-L-t't'tl nt rival umlcrt-Iiiss-tvtnncit. tht' frm-sltxiimt will lu' lwttvr dis tninlt' t'lt't'tt'tl .1 lt'l't'ilit' pt't'si4lm'ltl ct't't.iin hut. 'lht' lucky ltitl! llvr tintt' is t'nltu't1trxttL'4l tm jim. ciplittcd in tht' ftttttrc. l,ilw tix tvllcn tltvy flum' llttthit'. DONNA RAE IXICCLUSKIQY llrmu' Hcmxomirx lint- is greatly nttractctl by srnunth cunvcrtihlcs :uul the Air Force. lt's at truss up, hut wt-'ll bet on tht' .Xir Force. INIOGILNE ALICE MCKIQIL Hmm' Fcmzmuics This nest builder prcfvrs clwvsc- lxurgcrs to boys cxuvpt fur ai ccr- tztin unc. Vl'ondv.-r wlm??? KI. JANE McNIT'I' Pre-Professional janv: hopes to hc at tuachvr, in schuol, uf course. Dvna- mite could he her namv, quick wit has won het' fume. Kntht'??? DOLORES IZILEEN MADIZR Pre-Professional XVith it h my h lm y nf cuolting lllltl those Ullnhling dirnplcsf' Dv won't haivv any trouble gt-tting hcr M.r.s. degree. IZRAYTON J. MAGGS Pre-Professional Luke is the llarry James of J. ll. S. Someday he'll play to the tune of big league baseball. XVateh those pitches, Kid! j.XNll'l' NIAYIIS Home Economics jan's interests in sewing and cooking lead us to believe she'll be a happy housewife. VVarning -shc's an anti-TVist. RICHARD C. MAMOLEN Pre-Professional Rich was our Mad scientist. llis favorite pastime seemed to be giving Mr. Hinkel nervous break downs in Chemistry class. VVILLIAM B. MERKEL Pre-Professional llill has set sights on becoming a pharmacist. llis Chem grades as- sure us he'll be top-notch. OMAR G. MARKLE General Model ears appeal to George, but he dislikes back Seat drivers- even in them. Good luck as a mechanic! IUDITII E. DIILLER Home Economics Iudy's life is dominated with fer- vent zeal to become a housewife for some eligible male. Boys, here's your chance. Senior Class of 1957 RONALD DAVID MARKLL Pre-Professional Reg wants to be a dietator. .X certain little brunette better brush up on her shortfhand. lJ.XVlD lz. MORLOCK Pre-Professimml Dave wants to do auat' with tht wearing of llerlnuda shorts. 'lirade school beckons this abolilionist. R0lll2R'l' C. NICHOLS IDA MAE NITTINGER FRANK A. ORGITANO ll.XROl.D LYNN l'l'..fXCOC'K General General General Genuml Niek dislikes wise guys and lda has a fond desire to be a VVhenever th ere is something Sweet Pea is no llower but be hopes to get away from it all in typist. ller tranquility provides a cooking you'll find this Klear sure has a ivonderful sense of hu the Navy. Dream on, little boy! wide pathway to success. ball. lle's Packed with fun and mor. lle likes girls, blonde .md a yen for open spaces. beautiful. ,IOYCH M. PEAIISON G. DAVID I'0R'l'IiI'l 'IIIUMAS S. IIAMAGE Gem-ml Prelprofesximlal General lloys antl sports keep Millie llis hair hushed hack, so nice and 'l he Marines will get Lefty stepping. You'll hear her soon sleekg Gets him a new girl, soon after graduation. This one with Number, Please! Lvery uther week. of the nuisance twins adds spice to I. S. II. S. IllI.XDI.IiY IIILXM CXIIOL ANN RI'I'fIiII FRED F. IIOBINSON General Pre-Professional Cwierul Ducky has a mania for iire- Ilit's amhition to own an morgue This I,inclen hoy wants to drive a eraekers. 'I his so-ealletl Shy latl tnay not he a reality hut she sure Caddy sotnetlay ancl yet he he' claims females as a hobby. slays eertain guys. lieves in taking life easy. Any rich relatives, Fred? SIIIRLEI' A. RAUCII General Fifi is waiting for a prince eharming. Must he he a million' aire? ZIiE LAYNE SEASIIOLTZ Pre-Professional Sholt1ie's vivaeious personality intoxieates everybody. Vllhen sh'e sends you, Man, you're sentl Jersey Shore Area Joint High chool ALI3IiR'l' J. SCIIUIIIER NATE C. SMITII L.XVVIIIiNC'Ii R. STABLEY XVILMA A. STABLEY Agrietilrtare General General Business Edueatimi Disliking the feminine sex, we The other nuisance twin is I,arry, a tnotor-Cyclist, seems to Stahe will make some lucky think, But is making a big hluefeyed Nant Ile too hopes have trouble with granimar, hoss at super seeretary. She ex mistake in joining the hell lxittmn the Marines will take him. Should which he usually spells with an eels in sports, trouser boys. we warn them? Her. 63 DAVID LEON S'lOCUM l're-llmfexximml Dave figures the elosest he'll get to heaven is as a jet pilot, hut his exuberant attitude and amiahle traits tell us otherwise, S.Xl.l.lli ANN TllOllN'l'ON General This leaeher-trrhe from Maple Street eunsimlers music her great- est treat. l.. ll. 'l'. C. has snatehecl her talents temporarily. Sl l Ull.llY STOUT Pre-Prnfessimiul Little hut full of pep, is what she is. llat and talk is what she does. .X lfurcl is her transportation. CXHOLYN HELEN SXVl:l'lZlf.ll Pre-Profesximml Sxveit7's infectious smile greatly assists her quick silver lingers on the piano keys. ller favorite sung is Ullhapsody in Blue. Senior Class of 1957 CONl.liY 'l'.'Xil.Oll Pre-l'rofevxim1nl l'itl is the seeretarv of out elalss. ller llY'l'll'55 elliorts never wo flat. l'ute .intl sweet, she'll oo .- r- lar. TOM TODD CONNIE XY.-XDDlil,l, S'l'llllGlill ll. VVAGNl'll General Pre-Professional l,1'L PVOf.4'YKl!7I1Ul Sampson , the mountain of VVarlclle, one of the musieal Brilliant Sturg's genius in the museles has clillieulty in choosing notes in our elass, likes a full lah is hound to accelerate his between food anrl girls. Vkleight scale of fun. She hopes to he footsteps into the vast ivorlsl of lifting is his true love. an interior decorator. seienee. CAROL YVONNE WALTERS Pre-Professional Carol's appreciation of hooks and hcr pleasant disposition will help her emerge in a few years as a line nurse. CONNIE LOU WEAVER Business Education Dimples likes painting, and her art in general, but a certain maroon ear draws her attention too. STANLEY WELSHANS Agriculture Horse doc-sn't care for girls, but we think he's in for trouhle when he dons that attractive army uni- form. 64 DONALD E. VVENNER Agriculture Don says females irritate him. Then he shoultln't smile like that, should he? VVhat a sailor he'll make. -A ev IXIARIIE XVILLIAMS DAVID WOLFE Gvuvral LINDA YACK EL Business Education l're-Professional Pvc XVcc's ngilc-unuving body Dnvv: is clcflnitvly ax wolf , but Linda is unc of thc strongest links will lm put to gmnl usu wlwn sllc llmls limo for archery as well as in our chain of nnmhitions. Ilcr becomes an 1 h v s i r an l cmlucmion scrvin 1 un thc school autml. honcstv and humor form ersun- I . A l - , lcnchcr. nlxty plus. Jersey Shore Area Joint High chool AWARD WINNER EM F- ' A ' ' First Row, Lvft to Ri ht-J. Barker D. lXI'Cl k S. ' g , L os cy, VW ngner, B. Getgen, C. Cupp, W. Stablcy. Second Row- C. VVauldell, S. Thornton, L. Ileyd, J. Mayes, S. Bower, L. Claes, Bl. Apple. Third Row-S. VVelslmns, ll. Dc Fonzu, C. Taylor, ll. Axman, C. Sweitzer, L. Ynckel. F rtl R '- . L. 1 ' ' M. Kaukcincn, G. Blew, R. Lehman. 65 rm 1 cm J wrson, T. Dyrofl, D. lorlur, VV. llcck -gh SENIOR LUNCHEON Gregg provides excellent entertainment. The Seniors blencl tlmeir voices. Connie :mtl loin give Rl selectimm in The honored guests enjoy their clinner. HONOR STUDENTS AND AWARD WINNERS PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED ESSAY AND POSTER AWARD WINNERS-Dave Porter, Conley Taylor. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS First Row, Lcfl to Riglxi-ll. Mcrklv. II. Axmnn, S. Vlhgncr, R. Lucas, S. llmvvr. Svrnml Run'-C. Amlcrson, S. Thornton, 1. Nc Nilt, B. llklflllllilll, S. Dictzcl, C. Diggs. Tlzirvl Row-C. XVadclcll, C. VVnltcrs, M. Gustafson, J. Larrson, G. Blew, I. llvynl, J. Mayes, C. Taylor. I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY ESSAY VVINNERS Seated, Left to Right-O. Barton, Z. Seasholtz, E. Lee, M. Hollick. Standing-M. Apple. CLASS POEM The Class of '57 stands here now, Surveying the past four years Some not knowing exactly how To hght back the swelling tears. Memories of fun and strife Make tears of joy and ones of woeg Into ll strange new life Rather hesitant, we go. Yes it will be a new life Out on our own at last Facing even greater strife With some longing for our high school pzlSt We have to admit as we go The faculty has been grand We didn't always think so But we know they are the hest in the lancl. We'll miss the freshmen green and shy, And the other underclassmen, too No longer will our heads he so high As we, freshmen in life, hid you Adieu. A Dxsplay of beauty. Potter wins again! Is that a convict on the field? AIN 6' 3.1, Squisshu Take it all in, Connie 69 1 , .1 l glfl ll ll ll' lu First Row, Left to Right-S. Rauch, S. Stout, P. Garrett, M. Coltrane, N. Kight, McNitt M. Williams, C. Sweitzer, I. Nittinger, A. Feerrar, Pearson, S. Bower, A. Berry. Second Row-S. Car enter, A. Ficller, Degville, D. Garrison, L. Hurd, N. llurr, ll. Axrnan I. Mayes, Milller, D. Clark, M. Gustafson, A. Engle, B. Bonnell, C. Waddell, P. Harbach V. Jones, N. Jarrett. Third Row-B. Gctgen, G. Cupp, P. Christian, R. Allison, S. Wagner, F. Orgitano, T. Ramage B. Huffman, B. Maggs, E. Layser, B. Beam, G. Lehman, D. Wolfe, A. Schurer, R. Mama len, R. Keenan, Pr. Lehman, G. Durrwachter, B. Heck, F. Houtz, L. Peacock, F. Robinson G. Bower, W. Heck, R. Fox. CLASS DAY 70 v v y fy First Row, Left to Right-D. Nader, L. Heyd, L. Claes, C. Taylor, L. Yackel, K. Cline, B. Het fielcl, N. Keen, S. Baier, R. Lucas, Z. Seaslioltz, D. McCloskey, Y. Callahan. Second Rau'-C. VValters, N. Barnet, S. Dietzel, Y. Blair, C. Diggs, K. Luther, C. Anderson lXl. Apple, I. McKee, S. Bower, R. Lupolcl, C. Xveaver, S. Thornton, C. Ritter, R. Kulp II. Barker, S. Lucas, VV. Stabley. Third Row-C. Rlew, Larson, D. Stoeum, L. Stabley, R. Nichols, N. Smith, M. Kaukeinen O. Markle, B. Delionzo, P. llarbaeli, F. Dyroff, D. Porter, R. Markle, D. Lehman, T. Toclal B. Merkle, D. Morlock, D. Wenner, S. VVelshans, R. Feil, F. HoPfnian, B. Fidler, M. Engle S. Getgen. CLASS DAY 71 1 Thls orchestra set the mood. JUNIUR-SENIOR PROM All shook up!!! !' 'W' 'I 5 LFP! J' Sarge IS off duty. t Q ' I N 'v The Senlors and thexr date Off moments between dance 1 Siu 4 L The Showboat Droppvd Anchor In Uur Gym For flu' Big Prom 5' i S ,X ER 5 S. , .. Drcamcrs?? The Half-way lllllfli. 73 Another solemn service for seniors L Rev. Keenan holds their attention. 74 M-N W. ,Q-Qs-Q' of mm Q A 'Ji -13 5 wi lirw Hrnr, lvl! fn Rightfg. Rauch, S. Smut, P. Cnr rvlt. Xl. fultrnnv, N. Kighr, TXIcNitt. TXT. XX'iHi:m1S, C. Num-mln-r, I. Nitlingvr, .X. T1-orrnr, S, Buwvr, I. Pcnrsnn, X. IM-rrx. S 1'k'r md Huw- X. Vicllvr, S, Cnrpcntvr, I. Dcgvllh-, D. Ilnrrimn, I,. Hurd, N. Hurr, H. .XYHIHIL 1. Xlaxm, XI. Dviw, I. fXIiIl0r, D. flnrk, M. flllitnfwrm, X. Vnghx U. Hmmnvll, fl X'X'mldc'H, P. Hnrhnch, X' Yfmcs, N. .lnrn-tl. Fllylifll Rim'-B. Gvtgcrw. C. fupp, P. Q'hl'iNli.lI1, R, Xlliwn, 9. XX'ngm'r, T. Orgitzmo, T. Ruin .ng-, R. Hulflnxln, H. Xfnggg lf. Izlywr, C. Ivhmam, Il. XX'nlfv, X. Qrhurcr, R. XIa1xnuln'11, R. Kcvnzln, R. I.1'l1 111.111, K.. D11rrw:u'lm'r, R. Huck, H. l'vncock, F. Rubin' CR DU TIO Us Rl moment ymfll always remember, isn't it. Imngcm x l 1 I lirxt Huw, left to Right-D. Mader. L. llc-yd, L. Claes, C. Taylor, L. Yackel, K. Cline, B. llctficld, N. Km-n S. BAllt'l', ll. Lurns, 7. Scnslmltl, D. Mrflnskvy, Y. Callahan. S1'v0'nrl Row-C. Vllnltvrs, N. Bnrnvr, S. Dictvvl Y. lllnir, U. Diggs. K. Luthvr, C. Amlcrson, M. Apple, I. lllclivc, S. Bower, Il. Lupulml, C. VVcau'cr, S. Tlmrn mn, V. lliltur, ll. Kulp, j. llnrlwr, S. lucas. XV. Smlnlcy. Thinl Rim'-R. Fox, C. Blow, 1. Lzlrson, D. Smcunm l.. Stxllxloy, ll. Nirlmls, N. Smith, NI. Kzmkcincn, O. Mnrklv, ll. Dcfmmvrr, P. llnrlmclx, F. Uyroll, D. Purim-r ll. lllaurklc, D. La-lunnn. ll. Mvrlxcl, D. Morlnck. D. XVvnncr, S. XNYL'lSl12ll1S, R. Foil, F. llolfmzm, B. Fimllvr, M llnglv, S. Cvlgcn. 4'Tl10 -ltlm R is RcSpm1sibility, says Dr. Mccarcy. 77 SENIOR INDEX ALLISON, RONALD D. ANDERSON, CAROLE A. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 4, Library Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club l, 2, I. V. Cheer- leader l, Dramatics Club 3. APPLE, MARY ELIZABETH journalism Club 4, Student Council 2, 3, Mixed Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club Secretary l: Library Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Dramatics Club President 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. AXMAN, HELEN ELIZABETH Tiadaghton History Club l, 2, 3. 4, Secretarv 3, 4, County Secretary 3, Regional Secretary 3, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Class Play 4. BAIER, SYIQVIA MARIE Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Natural Science Club 2, 3, Dra- matics Club 4, Tiadaghton History Club 1, Usher 2, 3, 4. BARKER, JOYCE ANN Student Council l, 2, 4, Class Play 3: Tiadaszbton History Club l, Booster Club 3, 4, ORANGE and BLACK 2, 3, 4. BARNER, NANCY LOUISE Natural Science Club 2, 3, 4. BERRY, C. ANN ORANGE and BLACK 2, 3, 4, Nature Club I, Stu- dent Council I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4. BLAIR. YVONNE L. Girls Glee Club l, 2, Mixed Glee Club 3. BLEW, GILBERT Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4: Class Plav 4: Glee Club 3, 4, Natural Science Club l, 2, Math Club 4, Varsity Club 4. BONNELL, BARBARA A. Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3. BOWER, GREGG D. BOWER, SHIRLEY F. H. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Treasurer 4. BOWER, SYLVIA JEAN CALLAHAN, YVONNE MAE Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Tiadaghton History Club I, 2, 3. CARPENTER, SALLY LEE Tiadaqhton History Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Chaplain 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2. CHRISTIAN. PHILIP L. Aviation Club 2, Science Club 3. CLARK, DONA ROSE CLINE, KAREN ALICE Dramatics Club 4, Usher 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Nature Club 2. COLTRANE, MARGARET LOUISE Usher 2, 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 3. CUPP, GARY L. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DeFONZO, BENEDICT LOUIS Hi-Y I. 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2. 3, 4: Wrestlinf! 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Track 3, 4, Math Club 4, Class Play 3. DEGVILLE. IANET HELEN Glee Club 4. DEISE, MARILYN C. '. Band 3. 4, History Club I, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, 4. DIETZEL, SARAH ANN Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Natural Science Club l,' 2, 3, 4. DICGS, CYNTHIA M. Girls Glee Club 2, I. V. Cheerleader l, Student Council 2, 3. DURRWACHTER, GEORGE A. Track l, 2. 3. 4, Hi-Y 3. 4, Vice-President 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Natural Science Club 2, Varsity Club 4, ORANGE and BLACK 3, 4. DYROFF, FREDERICK C. Football l, 24 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 4, Track 4. ENGEL, ALICE MAE ENGEL, MARY ELLEN Intermural Basketball and Volley Ball 3. FEERRAR. ADDA IANE Natural Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. FEIL, ROGER L. FIDLER. ANN MARIE Library Club 1, F. B. L. A. 3, Dramatics Club 4, Band 3. FIDLER, ROBERT F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. FOX. RICHARD E. Library Club 4, School Patrol l, 2, 3, 4. CARRETT, PATSY VANNETTA Tiadaghton History Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4. GARRISON, DONNA L. Band 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 2, Orchestra 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4. GETGEN, BRUCE D. Football 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 4, I-Ii'Y 2. GETCEN, SANDRA LEE Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 3, 4. SENIOR INDEX GLAES, LEE . KULP, ROSE ANNE Band l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, F, H, A, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Tiadaghton History Club 2, 3, 4. GUSTAFSON, MYRTLE R. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. HARBACH, PHILLIP Glee Club 2, Track 4. HARBACH, PHYLLIS I. Girls Glee Club 3, Mixed Glee Club 4. HECK, ROBERT F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4. HECK, WILLIAM W. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HETFIELD, BARBARA ALICE Dramatics Club 4, Class Play 3. HEYD, SARA LOUISE OnANcra and Br.Acx 2, 3, 4. HOFFMAN, FLOYD A. Football Club 2. HOUTZ, FINNIES C. HUFFMAN, ROBERT L. Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Glee Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Track 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Manager I, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. HURD, LETITIA N. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. HURR, NANCY L. Band 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, Mixed Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. JARRETT, NANCY ANN Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Freshman News- paper 1, Student Council l, 2. JONES, VICKI ANN Band 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4. KAUKEINEN, MELVIN T. Tiadaghton History Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 1, President 2, 3, 4, Ioumalism Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. KEEN, NELMA B. Tiadaghton History Club l, Nature Club 2, Usher 2, 3, 4. KEENAN, ROWLAND B. Hi-Y 3, 4, Science Club 2, Chemistry 3, Orches- tra 3, 4. KIGHT, NANCY M. Dramatics Club 4, Girls Glee Club 3, Senior Chorus 4. LARSON, JAMES R. ORANGE and BLACK 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Ioumalism Club 2, 3, Class Play 3, Natural Science Club 1, 2, Library Club 2, 3. LAYSER, EARLE F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4. LEHMAN, DEAN F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. LEHMAN, GENE F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. LEHMAN, RALPH Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. LUCAS, RUTH J. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4. LUCAS, SARA MARIE Tiadaghton History Club 1. LUPOLD, ROBERTA JEAN F. H. A. 2, Usher 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. LUTHER, KATHRYN E. Girls Glee Club 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3. McCLOSKEY, DONNA RAE Girls Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. McKEE, IMOCENE ALICE F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. McNITT, MARTHA JANE Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. MADER, DOLORES EILEEN Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, District Band 3, 4, District Chorus 3, Home Room Secretary 4. MAGGS, BRAYTON I. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. MAMOLEN, RICHARD C. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, Aviation Club 2. MARKLE, OMAR G. Math Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARKLE, RONALD DAVID Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Chemistry Club 3, Football Club 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 4. SENIOR INDEX MAYES, JANET F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. MERKEL, WILLIAM B. Nature Club 1, Aviation Club 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3. MILLER, JUDITH E. F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Usher 2, 3, 4. MORLOCK, DAVID E. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Natural Science Club 2. NICHOLS, ROBERT C. Football l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2. NITTINGER, IDA MAE ORGITANO, FRANK ANTHONY Football l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. PEACOCK, HAROLD LYNN e PEARSON, JOYCE M. Library Club 2, 3, 4, Treasur r 4. PORTER, G. DAVID Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, Class Play 3, 4, Glee Club 4. RAMAGE, TOM S. Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1. RAUCH, SHIRLEY A. Usher 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 2. REAM, BRADLEY RITTER, CAROL ANNE Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club 2, 3. ROBISON, FRED T. SEASHOLTZ, ZEE LAYNE J. V. Cheerleader 1, Class Secretary 1, ORANGE and BLACK 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4. SHURER, ALBERT J. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SMITH, NATHAN C. Football 1, 2. STABLEY, LAWRENCE R. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4. STABLEY, WILMA A. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Natural Science Club 2. STOCUM, DAVID LEON Nature Club 1, Aviation Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, Math Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Cross Country 4, Track 4, Class Play 4. STOUT, SHIRLEY JEAN Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Joumalism Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Drama- tics Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, J. V. Cheerleader 1. SWEITZER, CAROLYN HELEN Girls Glee Club 1, Treasurer 4, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, District Chorus 3, Distirct Band 3, 4. TAYLOR, CONLEY Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Girls Glee Club 1, Mixed Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, ORANGE and BLACK 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Journalism Club 4. THORNTON, SALLIE ANN Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, District Chorus 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4. TODD, TOM ROBERT Football 1, 2, 3, I-Ii-Y 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. WADDELL, CONNIE JEAN Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, District Chorus 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. WAGNER, STURGER RAYMOND F. F. A. 1, Aviation Club 2, Vice-President 2, Chemistry Club 3, President 3, Math Club 4, Track 4, Class Play 3, 4, Natural Science Club 3, Treasurer 3. WALTERS, CAROL YVONNE Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. WEAVER, CONNIE LOU Girls Glee Club 1, Nature Club 2, 3. WELSHANS, STANLEY F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WENNER, DONALD E. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, MARIE ELIZABETH Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. WOLFE, DAVID School Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4. YACKEL, LINDA LEA Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchesua 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Student Council 2, Dis- trict Chorus 3, 4, District Orchestra 3, Class Play 3, Journalism Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4. SENIOR STANDOUTS BEST LOOKING- Myrtle Gustafson, George Durrwachter. 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DOCHTER Atlantic Gasoline, snl l ll r e e e i Oil ond Lubrication 01:5 LOAN COMPANY no Nmh Mm sc. Jww SW V I Aufghen M KV Jasc? Shcfe, Pjnnsxxnsa CLARENCE T. off K A V' ' ' f L AHUUHC Heqfing OHS J.n.y 5.5.7.4 'la 700 Railroad SQ, ---- Stree - W DAVID'S - 1 - J rsey ' SSOIIKSR wn.uAnSPORt e A J. J. Nswssnnv PORTER AUTO SALES I YOU' R. D. 1 Y hfeCk and MOyer I t Family Shopping Center Jersey Shore, Pa. sc hm Electrical H'el'8ld Publ- b, - We R0P l Any' g P is mg Compu D , .lend 5l ' N' ubHMe 'C00merda! y Y S Il 944 Allegheny Sl' - Herald Buildin J Primer' loqldvm 5, 5 ,V VV K' ERSEYSHORE' PA. 5 ' ' ' f - '-', : , e Bluestone Co. Geo. W. Ze,-be 31 Sons I Snnon Wreckmg Compani' R11mIl1inSS TONE N PLUMBING HEAT! , nc' Scrap Iron and Steel FLAGS , 247 Al - NG r' '- -D Box 147, Jersey Shore, Ya Jersey Shore, Pa. . - ' Bank ' Natlonal CAPITAL BAKERS, Inc. The Um I 6 Bakers of Good Bread Since 1891 - he HAR Acxs-r 1324 ALLEGHENV eraser' 238 Allegheny St, Jersey Shore, Pennegrnla 228 pennsylvania Ave. . Stall 9,55 Servlce .X fir .fir Ma'aESs,, Gasowivesanf Olfex-111-2 9558 Pl1gmS'f ll Automotive Repaxr R. D. 1 'DA Dhal-3 95. 7 1 Jersey Sllme' fl Jflszi e-:f:4'c J C PENNE A m s. th M., ,H , U1'6QVMflQ1 .,j 8 I WOMEN I CHILDREN L - f COMPANY mvmfs HARDWARE F , . A U i r I NX? 1, 3 jfs C. . -if