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

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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

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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

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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,