Jersey Shore High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Jersey Shore, PA)
- Class of 1968
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FY-f 4 ll, I ' 4 l v , 7' 5 gajlj X '. j .., ,ff ' fa - 5 ' ,Cf- -, A . .At 1 - x V ,L ,.J' LD- 1 ' . , , ' 1i.T ,i , A R The Orange and Black Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Eight Annual Publication of JERSEY SHORE AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Volume XLIX Mem ber: National Scholastic Press Association Columbia Scholastic Press Association Pennsylvania Scholastic Press-Association ,, .K J' I I ' l x Q l I .n. mi J!! if i Q i li' E ll E Q.-J 1.11 Foreword A school is more than classrooms and corridors- it is classes, activities, sports, and teachers-but most of all it is a way of life. The Grange and Black has dedicated itself to pre- serving this way of life. J Within these pages . . . In Appreciation. ....... . Administration and Faculty Classes ................ Activities .... . Sports ..... . Seniors .... . In Appreciation Mrs. Ruth Weiler Mrs. Weiler has ended her term of dedicated service to our school after thirty years. As well as being a teacher of home economics, she was one of the first in the state to introduce a family life course into the high school curriculum. For several years she took her place as adviser of the freshman class and served many terms with the local Future Homemakers of America chapter, accompanying participants on their annual trip to the state conference. After graduating from Montgomery High School with honors, Mrs. Weiler attended The Pennsylvania State University where she earned her Bachelor of Science degree. She began her teaching career at Philipsburg and served that school district for five years. In the past Mrs. Weiler has conducted sewing and Red Cross nutrition classes for adults. She enjoys reading, sewing, and traveling, but she says her greatest satisfaction comes when she sees her former students become well adjusted members of society. We were indeed fortunate to have had this accom- plished teacher on the staff at Jersey Shore and join with the faculty in wishing her a most rewarding retirement. wfMf 95,6449 Mr. Francis O. McCanna Supervising Principal As our chief administrative officer, Mr. McCanna did a commendable job in directing the activities of our school district. His responsibilities included being directly in charge of all teachers and building programs and aiding in the preparation of the budget. b lliilllllillll Mrs. Moyer I Q . W rrr ,Z I 3 XX- fix-- X A Mr. J. Kenneth Best Jointure Secretary Our industrious jointure secretary and business manager, Mr. Best, did a fine job of handling the finances for the entire districtg including receiving money, paying bills, and preparing the payroll. M 55.-ix it :asf :X Qfiwe y Administrators' Assistants Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Moyer were the secre- taries for the office of the Jersey Shore School District. Their jobs were to take care of the secretarial work which concerned the school district. Mrs. Smith was absent when the picture was taken. x 6 1 Y ' ine 5, v N Mr. Kenneth B. Crosser Principal The school secretaries were Miss Helen Myers and Miss Linda Rall. Their jobs were to attend to the secretarial work of the office and to help students on school business. Q Mr. Young, Mr. Bowes, Mr. Pecchia Although it was his first year as principal, Mr. Crosser handled the tasks of his new job with all the efficiency of a veteran administrator. When interviewed, he described the year as a surprise package, meaning that he never really knew what to expect. The green Mr. Crosser did many things to improve our school. As an active member of the Curriculum Committee, he helped students get the most from their studies and was instrumental in the establishment of new graduation standards. Mr. Crosser hopes that Jersey Shore Senior High School will continue to live up to its previous high standards. His philosophy of life has been to do the thing you are most happy doing and do it well, and we all know that he has done a first rate job of living up to it. 5 as iii Q r f MK g. H Miss Linda Rall and Miss Helen Myers Guidance Our Guidance Department helped students in a number of ways. Deciding on a vocation, finding a job, making a schedule change, or selecting a college were just a few of the many f M ways they helped us. fg 7 English 1 1 SEATED: Mrs. Decker, Miss Taylor, Mrs. Getty. STANDING: Mr. Trojanowski, Mr. Logue, Mr. Widmann, Mr. Baughman. Mrs. Barr was not present when the picture was taken. I5 r if , WJ!! I Sergei Rachmaninoff while reading the Bulldog Banner? wif!!! : The archetype of an at- tentive class! Q ' kgfgga, 1 Wandered Lonely as a Cloud Social Studies Money, money, money, I'm not one to think thee holy . . . 'TP ,- -L an :L li SEATED: Mr, Jennings. STANDING: Mr. Young, Mr. Welch, Mr. Anderson, Mr. King, MI. Miller, Mr. Shaffer. Mr, King, are you paying attention? L R4 - 1 -J I guess the war to end all wars was not successful. A ,..--ef'- . . .11 W, you're kidding - nobody ever failed my Trig final!! Mathematics Did anyone get that? in -fp Xig, , P .DFT SEATED: Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Teufel. STANDING: Mr. Kleckner, Mr. Albright, Mr. Shreckengast, Mr Earon Mr. Moriaxity. rs, to l w at gx.N X 'H 51,19 94 1' aaa Eff -E' f N, Q W if-fin uw uw rr gg Science wa X 1 , r. ,A-,gweif f-.B-W FRONT: Mr. Allen, Mr. Pecchia, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Weaver. BACK: Mr. Graff, Mr. Cox, Mr. Laub. Hark! A Shark! Greg, the Great Titrater '- fa...w . Business Education Miss Tiley Mrs. Robison Mrs. McCracken Mrs. Sheiman Miss Gorgas A S S I I ju-:J 'LMy wicked stepsisters . . . 3 PfWP'TER KHBQARD 3v3f5fJ660q5s 3,6 0063359-soars no 2' Us Mmoocfm-si Vgiggrvfuxi - '- u, f'504gaf, 9 sm- u-,L Connie Ulsamer regional Miss FBLA 1 I i x 13 i My '5?'e , . X., Ag 'wi r M swf A Q, V: 8 f A F- 4 W wg ig 3 5 ww -- r Art Mrs. Storms Music Mr. Ahrens Mrs. Warren L!. ' f mf . . V23 U E? 'FSI Home Economics Mrs. Judy Mrs. Weiler Au S Librarians Mrs. Copp Miss Schlotman Special Education Mr. Reighard EATSER ani sf ma Y ,, Reading Mrs. Thompson Mr. Baughman Mrs. Decker Mrs. Herman Mrs. Day Driver Education Mr. Laub Mr. Knauber Industrial Arts Mr. Day Physical Education Mr. Girardl Mrs. Kamus Mrs. Williams Mr. Sealy . f5.,'l'l lgfrlll Cafeteria Staff ROW 1: Mrs. Sones Mrs. Willits Mrs. Hoffer Mrs. Kitt ROW 2: Mrs. Ryan Mrs. Seasholtz Mrs. Young Mrs. Clarke Mrs. Brickley Mrs. Kennedy Nurse Candy Sweitzer, student Mrs. Schurer Custodians Mr. Greenaway Mr. Brooks li 1. rf 17 ghdea f 'Ji N 1 J' W .z M L.:ii f1fEEf',- ' ' f3 '75 +4 ,. 41322 5 -r' e iff' 1 1 Freshmen e l 3 1 li' d.. .L 1'-43 I t SEATED: Betty Jo Sweeney, Dennis Kershner, Jerry Brown, Gary Eck, Susan Hopple. STANDING: Mr. Miller, Mr. King The Freshman class, over 300 strong, adjusted quickly to life in the senior high school, and before long had utilized its large membership to win the spirit stick on two different occasions. After electing officers, they set class dues for the 1967-68 term and later planned a dance which was held late in May. As their last project, the greenies held a car wash before the prom, so the upperclassmen's coaches would be clean for the ball Their advisers were Mr. Miller and Mr.King, and the officers were: President ..... . . Jerry Brown Vice-President . . . .... Susan Hopple Secretary .... ....... G ary Eck Treasurer . . . . . . Betty Jo Sweeney Historian . . . . . Dennis Kershner n 20 Honor Students .3 1 , Steve Susan Shelley Hopple . . , l ., . 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X WEN I Y 'gi Peggy Persun ' 1:1 I f ' J-1, .V ' .1 ' V Toni Portanova A' Hwy l s if John Prentiss 41, fr -J 3 J , John Probst - ' ' - ' 1 1 U N ,I lei 1' ' V 2 ,L 1 Ronald Purvis W!! - ' '--,,:: Q , g ' L MQ A l WA Barry Rauch 'if' , ,J . 'l lli ,, Y .- 1 ,.,, s , i f A Gary Rauch ' - A we -21 ' 'C fi 3 df Anne Revie ' V ' bw? ' '5 ' 1 Elizabeth Rice . f - ' ' Jake Richards ,f y ,qlb Betty Riggle Q lv.. 4 P- 't , ,a 0 .1 Iii Sandy Riggle fl, if-if Z , yr ., Tom Riggle K li-31 'W rv ' 'E ' Peggy Rishel i, , 5 U b 'l Judy Ritter ' ' - - Y V A X' . 3? Gloria Robinson l ' 1 ,na F 1' .C ' T f M . X lj- I gg, v, is- , W: .I NSY? in -gi bg f ,f E may h- I 1 i V S . I ,l1N'ff4ff' , ,, -: 1 , -,L ' 953566511 . li 'if mul -X rr ' E431-ea QI' ,i ' x ' L :,:, 'N 7 is 1 ' . T' - - 1 ' W ' W i ll U - ii f t . -X? ' ' ?2.,W ,ss 2 ,- fm fig: -I at V a - 13, -' -w-'. ' ' ' , t 24 Larry Runner Noel Russell Debbie Russo Patty Ryan Carmen Salles Greg Sanford Andy Schuler Beverly Secllrist Bruce Sechrist Linda Kay Sechrist Paul Seiffert Steve Shelley Harry Shields Greg Shoop David Shutts Glenn Smith Linda Marie Smith Regina Smith 99' T , fi-ia, X , rf f L.. U.. -5 H l N VL, X - Un Ronald Smith Steve Snook Betsy Snyder Doris Snyder Linda Sones Gordon Spotts Lee Starkweather Greg Steinbacher Melvin Stephens Linda Stone Cecelia Stopper Dennis Stroble Victor Stroup Eric Sundber Betty Jo Sweeney Karen Swinehart Denise Taylor Sandy Thomas Peggy Thompson Kathy Todd Edna Ulmer Donna Ulsamer Jim Ulsamer Cathy VanDyne ' , 1. , n. i - p' . x. , Q EY. z 1 , -r -. 1 ' - 'K Mg, N .5-1 .V G, Y ' V V ' 1 5 if 135 V lidf' , 1 .I 'aa :I Y, li- . i-I Ll' xy yr 're . - A Y .,pV 'NM I. N ...K X 5 I Y 14- R 5- ' ,4 'Q ,Z 'WI 4 sf ' 5, :L , EX? CL V I 1 V N :X : - 3, 15 I .,f. J y gf . lj if earege. J -M ' , , . ...,..., . 1 .r il K! 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' 1 , Jolene Westphal , ' Stephanie Whipple , V ffl Emily Willits rl - A Q f Beverly Wilson 1 -ie '63, - A, Bill Wilson Q M ' .U A- V fb WN Sylvia Wimmer ' 1 1 V i , 5 S' I , I Vickey Winters f 55 A -g A g, ' ,, - N ' , ' ,- Patty Wright X ' V 3, ' f Ri h dY ll gamer LL. 1 :Jas All C af 6 Amy Yohe Barbara Yohe Susan Yohe Tom Yohe Carl Ziegenfuss Kay Zinck is esy , C K NOT PICTURED: Sherry Kay Cohick Scot Laughead 25 1 f- 5 Sophomore ani ww i SEATED: JoAnn Steck, Terry Mantle, Scott Myers, Dan Bok. STANDING: Mrs. Herma.n, Mr. Earon. The sophomore class, no longer the youngest in the school, sponsored two very successful dances to earn money towards their main goal in their junior year, the prom. The first sophomore dance, in the late fall, featured Prince Charles and the Royal Tones. The second, held in February and better known as George's Fling, featured The Licorice Trolley Car. One addition the sophomores made to their class this year was the Spirit Log, which gave them lots of spirit during pep assemblies throughout the year. After a very successful year, the sophomores are now looking forward to sponsoring in their junior year the best prom ever. Their advisers were Mr. Earon and Mrs. Herman, and the officers were: President ........ . . .Terry Mantle Vice-President . . . . . Daniel Eck Secretary . . . . . .Scott Myers Treasurer . . . . Jo Ann Steck Honor Students Susan Darby PT5'f'ia1 'T li? 1.: 1 Y bij ' X 1 T! -Q fl-as i Kay Sherry Martin Herman Myers Paulhamus Gaye Hockenberry Ai Adams Cathy Adams Donna Allison Lewis Aumiller Thomas Aungst John Aurand George Babcock Carol Baier Mary Baier Nancy Baier Janet Baker Steve Barner Kay Beardslee Barry Bennett Tom Bertield Debbie Berry Jerry Berry Bob Bertin Joe Bierly Steve Bierly Clayton Bilbay Ray Bilbay Debbie Bitner Verna Bletz Connie Bone Carole Bottorf Dave Bounds Paul Bower Sheryl Bower Joy Boyer Dave Bremigen Susan Breon Cindy Brickell Eunice Brickell Larry Brooks Susan Broughton Ed Brown Bruce Brownlee Terry Bryan Mike Bubb Gary Bullock Dixie Carr Becky Carr Bill Carson Mary Catherine Linda Clark Phyllis Clark Rich Clark Van Cohick Ronald Confair Linda Confer Lee Copenhaver Larry Corson Tom Cox ,f A, ULU .6 gif? x ...a John Garrett Chnstlne Getgen Demus Getgen X mi? Alan Glaes Q Debb1e Goodbrod af. 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U Q f, w N 1 H ,ffl . x , 3 9? if I' -5 1 L... .1 ,., R 1 s 5 iee 3 J! T qs Q3 il' - ' Q if we I Wade Snyder Kathy Spotts Barb Stackhouse Beverly Stahl Ray Stahl JoAnn Steck Deborah Steinbacher Dave Steppe Theresa Steppe Danny Stewart Dick Stopper Ben Sweeney Gary Taylor Laura Temple Bob Thomas Steve Thomas Greg Thompson Pam Thompson Ronna Lee Thompson Kathy Tiegs Sheryl Vanemon Gerald Wagner Russell Wagner Darmy Walker , gr N .I 1, ww 4 W x 1,114 fe NLG,-5 '12-P jf? 5' as law, , ' 5196? Q, J:u'1'S1fai1 Q1 yr - iE.:.:.iE?x, . I 'H Y: 4 1 l ' L V fa ' H H ' X ,wx . A1 Ai . ,rr ., ...A fzf Higgs, 5 fit X J. as ,,1- ,. ,: :.' 2 -.-::, 4 -....- 2. -,.:f,w,, u . - . 5, 5? , sv .1 N, 2 f rll J Y if-r? ' w -septum: 1 an , T 1 -.i G59 n-.Aim f , 4' 1 1 - '- ' 1 4.7 I Junior 1' 1 BC' SEATED: Nancy Stackhouse, Leonard Zay, Mac Watters, Beth Spyker. STANDING: Miss Axman, Mr. Anderson The junior class plunged right in this year with the Christmas card sale and variety show. Both of these projects were hard work but proved profitable in the end. The high-light of their junior year was focused on the Junior-Senior Prom. The prom, South of the Border, gave their guests of honor, the senior class, a Mexican atmosphere to end their twelve long years of hard academic work. With Today we leadg tomorrow we follow as their motto, a pink carnation as their flower, and royal blue and gold as their colors, the junior class is looking forward to their senior year. Their advisers were Miss Axman and Mr. Anderson, and the officers were: President ................... Mac Watters Vice-President . . . ..... Leonard Zay Secretary .... . . .Nancy Stackhouse Treasurer . ..... Beth Spyker Honor Students Barbara Whipple Cathy Rhoads Terrie Bartholomew Dennis Derr ,N Va R. :. X X - ip ' W ,' i is I X i- - EIA g' .jx r, X A . V J ,vb .,' V x1 .lj ' 1 , 5:19 ak,-'W I 5 N M N he 4 f x A Shirley Allen Linda Baier Sharon Baier Wayne Baker Greer Barnard Terrie Bartholomew Paula Barton Karen Bassett Bill Bassett Frank Benz Marilyn Berry John Bierly Darcy Bilby Dwight Bletz David Bloom Mary Lou Bonner C. George Bower Grant Bower John Bower Linda Brandt Charles Breon Gloria Breon Lynda Breon Virginia Breon 33 Allen Brickell Margaret Brower Mary .lane Brown Bob Brown Debra Brubaker Beverly Bryant Leland Bryant Christine Bubb Myra Bubb Thomas Burkholder Diane Carr Joel Can Barbara Clarke David Cohick Larry Coleman Fred Confair Bob Confair Judy Conner Connie Corson Shirley Cox Thomas Cox Larry Cromley Larry Davidson Donald Deise Charles Deitrick Jack Delaney Richard Delaney Dennis Derr Douglas Devine Pamela Dietzel Bill Dincher Rise Doebler Larry Donovan gf mu V X ,- A ' f 1- , -. - il X , I tit XS I 3- -F . x Wi, 1 , .. ii I Rx l f I - J x W N.. xl, J Jerri Dorley Louis Dorwart Robert Duty K A g my '.v-:1 Q .V.,, -. 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I-K i-gf: L. i is 1' '::' JJQGQ 5. i 1 H, ,- -,V 3' .-5. 36 Hilda Myers Sandra Myers William Myers James Nau Daniel Noltee Ronald Ohl John Orrico Deborah Ott Carol Overdorf John Peluso Donald Persun Dana Poust Kimberlee Poust Connie Rainey Linda Rainey William Ramage Harry Rayson Gretchen Rearick Frank Reese Larry Rhinehart Steve Rhinehart Cathy Rhoads Patricia Rice Kevin Richards Judith Rieck David Rinehart Scott Rinehart Emery Rinker Patty Rinker Lois Ritter Steve Ross Kenneth Satteson Ronda Schock Barbara Sewalt Cathy Shade Diane Shaffer Judson Shaffer Mary Shipman Tom Shoemaker Jean Shoemaker Robert Shuey Ann Shuhler Barbara Smith Joseph Smith Marcia Smith Raymond Smith Robert Smith William Smith Diane Snook Gary Snyder Otto Snyder Beth Spyker Allen Stackhouse Nancy Stackhouse Edward Starnm Gloria Steinbacher Mike Steinbacher Kenny Stewart Peggy Stone Edward Stopper Audrey Stopper Paula Stopper Gary Stover David Straub Arnold Sundberg Candy Sweitzer Jearmine Sweitzer Donna Sylvanio Stephen Thomas John Thompson Carol Ulmer Carl Ulsamer Lorraine Vanemon Patti Veley Susan Waldman Robert Wagner Marlene Waltz Mac Watters Stephen Watts Darlene Weigel David Welshans Kay Welshans Barbara Whipple Becky Whiteman Harold Wilhelm Nancy Williams Lois Willits Stephen Wimmer David Winters Barbara wright Carol Yohe Debra Young Dennis Young Robert Young Leonard Zay ,QQUZZZJ l 'K if x fx' W, 7 I g P, ' 1 5 . ,f-3:35 . 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'55, WH: x , A nw, ,, ,W 4 J' NM- , , , ,.v. -i.N,,-..i :l. n.,mf .VM -3- WL-I f, -- f gf' - 1 , ,fl -93' ,Q f,-v - ...J ,, ' 2 'v , 4... -. . Student Council Presidential candidates, G. Bower, G. Foss, S. Eck, and the people behind them, B. Whiteman, B. Spyker, A. Sundberg. Q K ' . eww: ' m eal! A ' ROW 1: C. Derr, P. Stone, V. Breon, C. Moore, E. Steppe, J. Buckingham, S. Shelly, K. Muthler, R. Wilkinson, D. Myers, K Harer, D. Charles. ROW 2: R. Yellets, N. Williamson, B. Green, J. Welch, D. Muthler, P. Ryan, M. Berfield, J. Buckingham, J Grieco, S. Rhinehart. ROW 3: R. Stahl, D. Eck, E. Brown, T. Mantle, J. Steck, D. Ott, R. Riggle, G. Bower, T. Keeler, G Foss, F. Stone, L. Kilpatrick, S. Huling I Q Wanda Where did you get that red angel ha1I'7 fl . kin Q, lg Ili N., , . A Z M - ' 5 X I X. Wu 1. V5 W ' . Ng . l L 1 Presenting problems confronting the student body to the faculty and administration was the main objective of members of the Student Council. Representatives from each home room attended meetings where they could suggest methods of correcting conditions about the school which needed improvement or submit ideas for starting new and interesting projects. Among the new and successful projects undertaken by the council was a Christmas door decorating contest to promote the Christmas spirit and bring about a deeper fellowship among the students before the holidays. One of the most successful projects conducted by the Student Council was Operation Christmas, designed to provide needy families with canned food and chickens for their holiday dinners, When school terminated for the holidays and the rest of the student body rushed home, the Student Council members were busy pouring tea and coffee for the faculty members and past graduates of J SSH. The tea was held to reunite the graduates with their teachers and was labeled a success by both parties. One of the most unusual projects was Carrot Dayf' a highly worthwhile and much appreciated cooperative endeavor for the benefit of Miss Susan Sealy. They closed the year by cooperating with the Save the Children Federation by sending clothing to Appalachian families. Throughout the year the Student Council was always willing to accept new ideas, trying hard to introduce them into their regular program as new projects and, under the guidance of Mr. Pecchia, they strove to better the student's environment within the school. -:fs 41 Treasurer OFFICERS 's..J .............Da.r1aCha.rles . Debra Myers Vice-President . . ....... . . President Secretary Adviser H' , I it if W' Q HY ff it ':, '2M if , ,: .1535 Q .W - 'Qt was 1 Hfigi - Eg 7l,'ff '., , Il' rg, Ruth Wilkinson . Frank Stone l . .Mr. Pecchia ll: 1 . An end and a beginning. Our Peace Corps at work. National Honor Society 3 it ff.. . , 'P' ROW 1: S. Thompson, Mr. Bowes, D. Marks. ROW 2: S. Williams, D. Myers. ROW 3: D. Eck, D. Bower, R. Wilkinson, M. Esposit. ROW 4: M. Berfield, K. Johnson, A. Williamson, S. Rice. ROW 5: B. Dick, M. Fisher, K. Bierly, B. Riggle. Their adviser was Mr. Bowes, and the officers were: President . . . . . Kenneth Bierly Secretary . . . ...... Diana Eck Treasurer ..... . . Diane MaIkS Vice-President . . . . . Debra Myers 42 The National Honor Society, which is composed of students with the qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and charac- ter, spent the better portion of the year revising their constitution and tutoring any students who were having difficulty with their studies. Along with performing these services, the former members selected new members who were then inducted into the society in an impressive ceremony held in the auditorium in April. NATIONAL Library Club 1. L X,- xf' ROW 1: L. Baier, C. Homler, D. Brownlee, L. Eminhizer, D. Embick, L. Confer, D. Bower. ROW 2: Mrs. Copp, P. Bair, N. Baier, L. Vanemon, K. Hoffer, J. Hunter, A. Green, T. Bartholomew, D. Miller, C. Bubb. ROW 3: P. Rice, S. Snyder, D. Morlock, B. Smith, S. Myers, D. Muthler, D. Goodbrod, D. Carr, B. Camerer, P. Henninger, J. Baier, V. Kaufman. ROW 4: C. Buttorff, S. Buttorff, S. Rice, N. Cline, H. Mantle, D. Sander, J. Miller, D. Koch, N. Bremigen, A. Stopper, N. Eddy, P. Leone, B. Greenaway, D. Confer. The 1967-68 Library Club had a membership of 49. These high school students were trained to carry out all the processes of our library except cataloging. The Library Club took a trip to Gettysburg. To earn the money for the trip the members sold cards, wrappings, and small gifts and decorations during the Christmas season. In April Jersey Shore was host for the Teen Age Library Association CT. A. L. AJ. The program included a business meeting, entertainment, and a guest speaker. There were between 300 and 350 library assistants who attended. Their adviser was Mrs. Copp, and the officers were: President .... ..... J oyce Baier Vice-President . . . . .Sharon Buttorff Secretary .... . . Donna Muthler Treasurer . . .... Patty Rice 43 9 Q Q Seniors ROW 1: W. Dick, D. Yorke, G. Seasholtz, J. Fenstermaker, F. Stone. ROW 2: S. Rice, D. Scaff, D. Bower. ROW 3: D. Weaver, D. Marks. ROW 4: R. Pillot, C. Russell, H. Bierly. ROW 5: B. Camerer, S. Thompson, C. Holmes. ROW 6: A. Williamson, D. Embick, D. Munro. 5 LJ . INN. is Juniors ROW 1: C. Mayes, P. Veley, J. Sweitzer. ROW 2: N. Williams, M. Jackson, B. Whipple. ROW 3: D. Muthler, C. Moore, K. Hoffer. ROW 4: K. Feerrar, B. Smith. Marching and Beginning the year under the baton of a new director, the band performed at all the football games. In addition to these precision drills the band and Spike displayed their school spirit at pep assemblies and local parades. To wind up '67, they escorted everyone's friend, Kris Kringle, to his Jersey Shore headquarters. The following four months were filled with diligent preparation for the annual spring concert presented on April 4 and 5. Dedicated to the late Frank L. Schoendorfer, it featured two solos, various classical selections, and the immortal Stars and Stripes For- ever. To reward three years of dedication, the senior members were again guests of the Band Parents' Association for their trip to the Ice Capades at Hershey in February. Probably the greatest honor bestowed upon our band this year was that it was invited to play for the arrival of Vice-President Hubert H. Humphrey at the Lycoming County Airport. The band director was Mr. Ahrens, and they had no student officers. id Mr. A. Concert Bands N . X. , , 52:11 U Sophomores ROW 1: C. Bone, D. Overdorf, T. Lazorka. ROW 2: J. Baker, D. Bitner, J. Powers. ROW 3: M. Pagnotto, E. Wiedler, C. Yohe. ROW 4: L. Munro, S. Bower, L. Copenhaver. L' il? M . Freshmen ROW 1: C. Boone, L. Stone, C. Salles. ROW 2: M. Weaver, D. Kephart. ROW 3: S. Wimmer, E. Mercury, A. Revie. ROW 4: G. Robinson, R. Haney, L. Packard. ROW 5: B. Burkholdcr, J. Kreitz, K. Zinck. ROW 6: B. Logue, D. Taylor, D. Foster. ROW 7: T. Gibson, C. Hull, T. Bitner. don't think it would be out of place to say My Ohwattagoosiahm. Are you flutists or flautists? Glee Club I 1 Lx Q X ' A N if x - X x , Q ' 1 Sopranos ROW 1: K. Poust, J. Sweitzer, D. Lunger, J. Fenstermaker, C. Homler, S. Gephart, D. Bitner S Thompson, D. Ke hart. ROW 2: L. Kil atrick J. Miller M. Jackson N. Stackhouse, S. Whi ,le, P P , , , PP B. Carr, C. Catherine, D. Miller, J. English. ROW 3: L. Delker, D. Kline, J. Steck, C. Heck, D Huling, C. Gephart, L. Stone, C. Myers, D. Russo, K. Cohjck. ROW 4: L. Kioske, K. Hoffer, T Portanova, D. Snyder, E. Willits, L. Shaffer, J. Mangino, H. Heverly, B. Rice. 1 w I bow for you one and all. 46 Ten ors an LEFT SIDE, ROW 1: B. Krape, C. Glantz Shelley. ROW 2: S. Laughead, J. Kreitz, Richards. ROW 3: K. Feerrar, J. Hamel, Bierly, S. Benson. The Pied Piper SSS 1: Mrs. Warren, D. Wagner, D. Foster. 2: S. Little, D. Weaver, B. Letterman, P. r. ROW 3: G. Smith, B. Dick, B. Smith, obinson, D. Shutts. !4 r r ',e- r ,. : J W fi: ' a ,ai H . ' l B j A T C Q ' I r 1 A f 1 H ff . H a . 1 2- W ' .4 ' l r It I 'J Altos .. E. ROW 1: C. Moore, M. Catherine, C. Sechrist, J. Johnston, C. Yohe, S. Gephart, D. Shields, C. Rhoads, V. Breon. ROW 2: B. Hughes, S. Ely, M. Esposit, R. Thompson, B. Sweeney, C. McCoy, D. Booth, C. DuPree, C. Paulharnus. ROW 3: B. Bletz, D. Goodbrod, B. Shuman, S. Buttorff, M. Weaver, P. Wright, C. VanDyne, B. Haight, S. Fenstermaker. ROW 4: G. Stackhouse, C. Boyer, C. Hauser, S. Hopple, L. Packard, J. Causer, P. Hofford. It takes a lot of hard work and practice to present a successful choral concert. The faithful members of our high school chorus reported to the band room every Tuesday and Friday morning by 8:25 and stayed there, lifting their voices in song, until 9:20. In addition to these first periods, rehearsals were held after school to prepare for the six performances they presented throughout the year. .This year the Glee Club put on not only a Christmas and a Spring conc rt, but also Down in the Valley, an opera based on several w ll known American folk songs. Within this large organization were several smaller groups: the A Cappella choir, the best voices in the Glee Club, the chorus in Down in the Valleyf' and the Baccalaureate Chonrs, the best freshman, sophomore, and junior voices who sang for the graduating seniors at their worship service. The director-adviser was Mrs. Warren, and the officers were: President ..... . . .Hal Bierly Vice-President . . ...... Pete Harer Secretary ..... . . Judy Fenster-maker Treasurer ...... ....... S arah Ely Student Director . . . . KimFeerrar 47 Make it good, Diney, this is your last high school solo! The North Central Senior High School District Band was held at Mansfield February 22-24, with Mr. Bertram Francis acting as the host director. V Students from our school who attended District Band were, from left: Debbie Bitner, Nancy Williams, Beth Camerer, Susan Rice, Judy Fenstennaker, Karen Hoffer, Kim Feerrar, Dan Scaff, Carl Russell, and Lee Copenhaver. Several of these musicians were awarded top chairs, and Lee earned a place in Regional Band. A good time was had by all. .A.4fu',,'.j .. '- . 'A '3'dl'-li' I . , -' f.. ' ,' ip, - V, N J H . V ff y et Z ttle gif f gf i 1' ', r . 'l 'fx 1 1 , , 19 11 of . ,iffy I lil w i Q ' ff' ' ,' 1 ' :l x N N. 1 ,, 1' it L5 'nik 'g o l 3, . err, 3 g. , 4 X5 f Z? ' 13 ll' I I -t Y '! an i ig, A 1' 5 ' P N ilk' MK , x X N 1 u ' J 'lg' 1' zz l I 5 in , , g . .J 44 v 1 I ,- 'ff ' f -e. 1 ' ,Ax If ,- ,my -,ri f , , 'yd' .P 41 .1 ,ff f, N ,. A X f'f Gi' If . J ! :ff , V ,bi J',:.A- . - Q I H','1EE:,Ln-:vi', W 5 - ef f? M9 as V ' ' 6 S r' 1 pweaeaffla. 'f x eff'-f , ,. - H vq.,,3f.,-f ,ff + . Q ' I., 4:15, M I, Z.?4::F. 0 E- -.age ' . 4 A ,. x 7- fe ' ff.2ff:?ftSff5i? ':.,. , :lu-. ff'- ' 4-1 rifggigggf I - .'... , -,-' GT' . , ,f r' f ,if ff ' ,-Z Z ff,gqf5j2r,r' L L 1 f K ,U .. fffvfa, f' 'Milf , WY' , 4 ,, . X. A Our north eastern neighbor, Loyalsock Senior High School, was host this year to the annual North Central District Chorus Festival February 8-10. More than 200 vocalists from seven counties participated. These students were selected by application and recommenda- tion by their home school's vocal instructor. Ten JS songsters attended. They were, from left: Claudia Yohe, Diana Miller, Sandra Thompson, David Weaver, Kimberlee Poust, Kim Feerrar, Pete Harer, Hal Bierly, Bill Dick, and Steve Little. Five of our students placed, while David went on to Regionals. at . ,. ,- f-5, als' V 11'l '.7 ' .' QI? CHORUS Wb'2r Q Rusty Spurs Under the joint sponsorship of the junior and senior classes the fourth annual variety show was presented on November 16 and 18. Nell and Dudley were the stars of the three act performance entitled Rusty Spurs. The efforts of the backstage crew, combined with the talent of the performers, resulted in two successful presentations. Quit pantomiming, Ruth. ,-,115 ...Q YOHE! Wrong Cord! We've got hip problems. 5,3 , V si ANC t'Crabs walk sideways and lobsters walk straight. Cheerleaders I Q is sv. Y . ly 1 :J I x ' 1- Q . r A T Varsity if Zh ROW 1: B. Lucas. ROW 2: P. Stone, S. Williams, D. Myers, D. J LIHIOI' Varslty Muthler. ROW 3: G. Foss, R. Wilkinson, D. Charles, B. Spyker. ROW 4: B. Clarke. ROW 1: B. Stahl, J. Boyer, D. Orrico. ROW 2: P. Walker, K. Kline, J. Eck. In addition to supporting the school's sports activities, the cheerleaders devoted much of their time this year in preparation for the Central Pennsylvania Cheerleading Competition held at Montoursville on April 19. This year the squad attended summer camp, where they learned cheers and new ideas for conducting pep assemblies. During their stay, the girls won a first and several second place ribbons. In order to finance this trip, the cheerleaders sponsored a clinic to demonstrate new cheering techniques and crowd psychology. Their adviser was Mrs. Allen and Susan Williams was the captain. ROW 1: D. Guthrie. ROW 2: N. Stackhouse, C. Boyer, D. Prince, C. Ryan, P. Ryan, P. Thompson, V. Bullock, D. Ott. Majorettes 5 g The Majorettes combined their ideas and coordination to develop routines for football games and pep assemblies. The most impressive of these routines was introduced when the seniors performed with fire. The girls represented our school in a twirling competition at Hughes- ville, as well as taking their place at the head of local parades. The squad selected Miss Tiley as their adviser, and Debbie Guthrie was named Head Majorette. 50 Ushers ROW 1 B Clarke J Shoemaker M Zmck P Hofford C Brown G Stack house L Knarr ROW 2 D Hocken berry D Charles L Delker D Saylor M Esposit D Weigel S Hulmg L Kilpatrick ROW 3 W Marshall J M11 ler K Yost D Haight J Gneco L Emmluzer D Brownlee N Hams ROW 4 P Hennmger L Kloske M Berfleld C Henry B Whiteman M Brown G Foss C Corson G Rearlck ROW 1 L Sechnst C Heck G Hauser D Davidson S Baughman P Walker L Keller D Allison B Stahl ROW 2 J Westfall P Bryan L Baker K Snook D Young T Portanova J English L Miller S Breon G Hockenberry L Cryder ROW 3 J Eck L Temple P Fuller K Henry S Whipple B Swce ney A Yohe S Myers A RCV18 S Watts ROW 4 C Engel P Doeblcr B Moore K Hauser R Thompson J Stcck S Vancmon E Brickell C Brickell D Berry T Seasholtz ,nr lrrf lil -lff ' V EW .ik S4 The ushers did a fine job of performing their duties. In the fall there were football games along with the Variety Show and the annual Glee Club Christmas Concert. The ushers attended the spring school activities, too, such as the band and glee club concerts, the musical, baccalaureate, and graduation exercises. Their adviser was Mr. Crosser, and the officers were: Lee Anne Kilpatrick, Presidentg Karen Lazorka, Vice President. ..6 .f-5? Audio-Visual Aids Audio-visual aids is a voluntary service rendered by a select group of students who have a knowledge of Visual-Aids equipment. Throughout the year these students were respon- sible for distributing and collecting this equipment as well as supervising and controlling the lighting panel backstage. The members of this serviceable group for the 1967-68 year were, from left to right: Louis Dorwart, David Weaver, John Frederick, and their adviser, Mr. Allen. M? The Orange and Black ROW 1: D. Norman, Y. Bullock, S. Thompson, M. Fisher, M. Bertield, C. Boyer, P. Cohick. ROW 2: L. Davidson, G. Foss, B. Spyker, P.Veley, M. Jackson, B.Whipple, R. Wilkinson. ROW 3: G. Bower, J. Johnson, K. Herman, C. Bone, J. Steck, R. Kilpatrick, H. Moyer. Absent when picture was taken: C. Buttorff. Co-editors of the 1967-68 Orange and Black, Mary Ann Fisher and Sandra Thompson worked together with the entire staff to put together a bigger and better yearbook. A tremendous amount of work had to be done before the year book was ready for publication. Advertisements had to be solicited from local busi- nesses, write-ups about clubs and other Q. 1 1, lf-7!TY'x Q ing Q f Q' ggi I I x - , -ef 6 N 33: E rg' bf , X. LTW- ' Q organizations had to be prepared, the yearbook had to be planned and laid out, and photographs had to be identi- fied. These were just a few of the many things which The Orange and Black staff had to accomplish to turn out a success- ful yearbook. The advisers were Mrs. McCarrick and Miss Gorgas. Q' . .7Wf f'f':l'. Present and future. 52 ll lf S Bulldog Banner ROW 1: L. Delker, D. Charles, M. Jackson, M. Berfield, M. Esposit, R. Wilkinson, M. Bonner. ROW 2: S. Thompson, S. Knarr, J. Grieco, D. Hockenberry, C. Myers, S. Williams, L. Cryder, G. Hockenberry. ROW 3: D. McConnell, P. Stopper, G. Seasholtz, P. Walker, P. Stone, J. Eck, K. Johnson, C. Henry, B. Spyker. ROW 4: S. Laughead, M. Brown, J. Steck, R. Thompson, B. Hughes, H. Bierly, S. Kamus, B. Stackhouse. Bulldog Banner The Bulldog Banner staff published a school news- paper financed by subscriptions and advertisements. The paper, composed of articles written and edited by students, covered all aspects of school life. Copies were available by advance subscriptions or on a first-come, first-served basis. The advisers were Mr. Trojanowski and Mr. Wid- mann, and the editor-in-chief was Martha Berfield. Paideia ROW 1: L. Knarr, D. McCon- nell, P. Harer, M. Jackson, L. Kilpatrick, D. Charles. ROW 2: C. Shoop, S. Shelly, S. Williams, S. Thompson, A. Williamson, S. Darby, Miss Taylor. ROW 3: J. Krietz, L. Dorwart, P. Henninger, M. Esposit, M. Pagnotto, A. Revie, D. Munro. ROW 4: S. Laughead, K. Poust, S. Little, K. Fenton, B. Williamson, L. Fravel, B. Whipple. Pajdeia The name Paideia is Greek for unity or spirit of culture. While the main emphasis is on the arts - drama, philosophy, music, and literature -it strives to make education interesting. There is only one qualification for this club - you must be an interested student of life. This year, under the supervision of Miss Taylor, the Paideian Club published its fourth addition with Peter Harer as its editor-in-chief. Future Homemakers of America This year the F. H. A. members were very busy. They sold books for their money-making project. As members of the state and national F. H. A., the girls attended the county meeting and the state meeting in Philadelphia. The money needed for the latter trip was earned by selling candy. The highlight of the year was the Mother-Daughter Banquet held in the late spring. Their adviser was Mrs. Weiler, and the officers were: Paula Barton . . . .... President Melina Zinck . . . . . . Vice President Diane Berfield . . .... Secretary Patty Wright . . . . . . Treasurer ROW 1: P. Barton, P. Wright, D. Berfield, Mrs. Weiler. ROW 2: T. Steppe, B. Zinck, M. Greensweight, E. Steppe. ROW 3: W. Callahan, C. Boone, D. Young, G. Hilborn. ROW 4: J. Mangino, H. Myers, A. Myers. ROW 5: B. Barton, P. Persun, J. Hilborn. ROW 6: K. Lingle, B. Logue, S. Broughton. l . Il 54 Future Nurses The purpose of the Future Nurses Club was to enable interested girls to get a chance to work together and learn about nursing. The girls in this club were very busy. They did volunteer work at the hospital, gave the special education class of the junior high school a Christmas party, and helped on Measles Sundayn at the senior high school. For fifty volunteer hours they received a pin, while one hundred hours earned them a nurses cap. The future nurses sponsored fund-raising projects and ended the year by having a banquet with their mothers as guests. Their adviser was Mrs. Schurer, and their officers were: Kathy Croyle . . . ...... ..... P resident Darlene Yorke . . . . Vice President Rhonda Schock . . . . . Secretary Connie Rainey . . . . . . Treasurer ROW 1: R. Schock, D. Yorke, Mrs. Schurer, K. Croyle, D. Rainey. ROW 2: E. Knarr, J. Baker, C. Catherine. ROW 3: D. Goodbrod, V. Smith, D. Goodbrod. ROW 4: L. Vanemon, C. Garman, W. Marshall, D. Morlock. Home AK flew .Q I' I' udp FEE' Future 34 U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA O Fi B L Business Leaders of America gl if sssee Q. P I M nl l MbRz' -L Y. . , I .-, t 3 W.N'sg::x.ixfW V- V V ss .- . -Q ROW 1: L.Moore, S. Potter, G. Laubach, B. Sewalt, K. Lazorka, C. Ulsamer, Y. Steppe, K. Yost. ROW 2: P. Shaffer, M. Shipman, D. Friggle, D. Snook, D. Sylvanio, D. Bilby, D. Eck, N. Baier. ROW 3: J. Fenstermaker, S. Allen, W. Marks, S. Thompson, K. Bassett, V. Breon, C. Rhoads, S. Fenstermaker. ROW 4: S. Waldman, M. Waltz, K. Snook, L. Jameson, S. Fave, D. Ream, A. Cohick, G. Stackhouse, Mrs. Robison. The members of the Future Business Leaders of America were very busy this past year earning money for their scholarship fund, donating S100 to two students. One of their members, Connie Ulsamer, was chosen Miss F. B. L. A., and she and Mrs. Robison attended the state convention in Harrisburg. Their adviser was Mrs. Robison, and the officers were: President ............................... . . Patricia Lorson Vice-President . . . . . .Karen Lazorka Secretary . . . .... Gail Stackhouse Treasurer . . . . Yvonne Steppe rr.1 4 ROW 1: J. Bierly, J. Bierly, G. Harris, J. Bower, T. Carpenter, D. Carr. ROW 2: S. Packard, L. Rainey, M. Smith, A. Yohe, E. Eck, D. Steinbacher, P. Lor- son, M. Deitrick. ROW 3: G. Stein- bacher, D. Saylor, S. Predix, S. Eoute, A. Hauk, K. Nau. ROW 4: J. Baier, P. Nau, M. Snyder, S. Walker, L. Breon, S. Heaton, A. Schuler. ,ssl lv ,. 'I I 1 ,K --7, ig iaell' s M . J. .,,., ,E i H .' 1 3 nf gps.:-QQ.. l g I A '-2: 5f,.A. 55 HI-Y Hi-Y ROW 1: T. Logue, C. Russell, C. Moore, J. Kunes, P. Miller, D. Young, D. Welshans, S. Bierly, T. Mantle. ROW 2: A. Sundberg, J. Hartranft, D. Murray, S. Ross, L. Mantle, G. Bower, B. Young. ROW 3: M. Persun, D. Naugle, K. Bierly, R. Wilheim, T. Cox. ROW 4: L. Donovan, C. Breon, D. Devine, D. Eck, S. Eck. ROW 5: L. Davidson, G. Embick, C. Bardo. ROW 6: Mr. Anderson. Under the supervision of Mr. Anderson, the members of the Hi-Y Club strove to promote the general welfare of the community. Their projects for the year included the selling of orange derbies, a Thanksgiving Day dance, work done at the hospital, and donations to Operation Viet Nam and Operation Christ- mas. The officers for the year Were: President .......................... Calvin Barto Vice-President . . . . .Greg Embick Secretary . . . . . . Mac Watters Treasurer . . . . Larry Davidson 56 Tri-Hi-Y if , UMM ROW 1: Miss Axman. ROW 2: S. Packard, D. Myers, G. Stackhouse. ROW 3: D. Embick, L. Knarr, S. Huling, S. Potter, C Henry. ROW 4: R. Doebler, C. Cox, K. Yost, G. Laubach, A. Cohick, P. Cohick, C. Hauser, C. Brown. ROW 5: P Henninger, D. Munro, D. Guthrie, D. Kline, G. Seasholtz, J. Grieco, V. Bullock, P. Veley, N. Stackhouse, P. Stone, K Hoffer. ROW 6: W. Marshall, D. Hockenberry, J. Miller, B. Clarke, D. Koch, D. Snook, K. Welshans, D. Shaffer, J. Hunter C. Corson. ROW 7: D. McConnell, L. Fravel, B. Greenaway, T. Bartholomew, B. Smith, D. Morlock, L. Flook, G. Rearick P. Hofford. We'rc going to the prom - are you? ' The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y was to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian character. The activities of the year included the initiation in the fall, a collection for the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, a Christmas Party for the needy children of the area, and a spring banquet. Their adviser was Miss Axman, and the officers were: President .... . . .Gail Stackhouse Vice-President . . . . . Debbie Myers Secretary . . . . . .Sandy Packard Treasurer ...... . . . Sharon Potter Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . . .Susan Huling Varsity Club Once again the student body had its sweet tooth' satisfied when the Varsity Club's sale of fall and Christmas candy ended. The success of these two sales enabled the club to buy each member a portfolio with a picture of his fellow team members on one side and The club provided some comical entertainment for students and adults of the area when it promoted a basketball game between our faculty and the varsity basketball players. Their adviser was Mr. Girardi and the officers his letter on the opposite side. The remainder of the WCYCI profit bought spring jackets for all participants and President ---- - - .Carl RUSSGU senior jackets for the senior members as well as ViCe'PfeS5def1f -- ---- PHUISYOVCT sponsoring the Varsity Club picnic held at the end of Secfetafy - - - - - Dennis YOUHS the year. Treasurer . . . . . . William Lister M 4 A - 4 gem IN ky '21 9 -41' I . ig -l ,yiz .Q 5, ll , , ip KL LV. in K st rrii ref? , l F Q5 ' K ' AC4 lx ' 1 . l S4 ROW 1: C. Russell, P. Stover, D. Young, W. Lister, M. Hauser, R. Boyer, J. Miller. ROW 2: R. Young, R. Riggle, S. Eck, P. Miller, J. Maffett, L. Coleman. ROW 3: W. Sawchuk, D. Davis, J. Stopper, D. Rauch, G. Embick, L, Donovan, J. Waldman. ROW 4: D. Norman, D. Ergott, B. Brooks, R. Shipman, W. Snyder. ROW 5: S. Rhinehart, G. Bower, L. Davidson, R. Bertm, J. Vanemon, L. Bryant. ROW 6: M. Bryant, E. Rinker, K. Bierly, M. Packard, L. Hale. ROW 7: T. Mantle, D. Murray, J. Frye, C. Barto, K. Carrell, N. Lehman. ROW 8: D. Winters, M. Watters, C. Ulsamer, D. Eck, W. Mayes, J. Green. ROW 9: B. Sweeney, S. Ross, J. Hartranft, C. Keefer, D. Welshans, R. Shuey. Pep Club 1 ROW l: W. Marshall, D. Saylor, C. Corson, G. Rearick, C. Yohe, D. Orrico, C. Overdorf, S. Baughman. ROW 2: B. Hughes, G. Foss, B. Spyker, C. Bone, K. Mutliler, J. Boyer, J. Hunter, S. Kamus. ROW 3: K. Hoffer, J. Grieco, D. Charles, D. Guthrie, D. Haight, B. Sweeney, V. Bullock, B. Lucas, S. Huling, R. Thompson. ROW 4: J. Bubb, C. Henry, B. Whiteman, B. Brown, H. Bierly, C. Boyer, D. Muthler. Organized under the direction of Mr. Shaffer, to promote school spirit, the Pep Club supported our teams by attending athletic events, wearing booster buttons, and painting pep signs. They sponsored student buses for away games and hung a bobcat with pennies prior to the Lock Haven basketball game. ROW 1: C. Engel, D. McConnell, S. Knarr, J. Shoemaker, L. Cryder, S. Fave, C. Derr. ROW 2: M. Brower, P. Bryan, E. Killinger, B. Rice, N. Rall, J. Powers, T. Lazorka. ROW 3: S. Ros, J. Westphall, D. Davidson, K. Johnson, G. Stackhouse, R. Wilkinson, P. Walker, J. Buckingham. ROW 4: J. Eck, K. Hauser, T. Bartholomew, B. Greenaway, B. Clarke, S. Whipple, B. Moore, P. Doebler, C. Adams. Lg Bowling Clubs I 3, ,Qc BOYS .-,J serial Williamson, J. Grieco, D. Stroble. ROW 2: J. Peluso, E. Brown, D. Weaver, B. Brown, D. Wagner, W. Baker, W. Snyder. ROW 3: R. Stover, D. Kershner, J. Frederick. ROW 4: A. Glaes, B. Kline, T. Harrington, L. Munro, L. Donovan, W. Thomas, J. Dick. , . ROW 1: Mr. Young, C. Derr, G. Taylor, D. Blythe, L. Dorwart, N. The bowling club was divided into two sections the boys' and the girls'. Some ofthe many events in which they participated included the Lycoming County AJBC tournament in which eighteen leagues competed the Williamsport WMCA tournament and the Danville invitational High School Bowling Tournament. As a reward for their hard efforts, both the boys and girls attended a banquet held in their honor in early May The adviser for the girls was Miss Ruth Henry and for the boys, Mr. Young. The officers were Ron Stover Bill homas ylolly Esposit Susan Hulmg Deb Haight Doris Embick BOYS GIRLS Glr s President Vice President President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ROW l T Alouisa W Veerrar M Shipman R. Wilkinson C Brown M Lsposit B Pepperman S Gephart ROW 2 D Brubaker N Wilhams J Conner P Hennmger L Kioske J Grreco D Khne C Buttorff ROW 3 D Munro S Buttorff D Embick A Green L Kilpatrick C Henry M Bertield S Hulmg ROW 4 Miss Henry M Brown K Poust D Haight S Kamus K English S Vanemon K English as ii MTE Swimming The Swimming Club worked long and hard this year as they attended practice at Lock :': Haven as many as four times a week. They had two meets with each of the following: Sunbury, Williamsport, Milton, Harrisburg, and Lebanon. The four different racing strokes on which the competitions were based were freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke, and butterfly. Medals and ribbons were won by Steve Muthler and Mike Oechler. Their coach was Mr. Larson. ROW 1: M. Oechler, L. Muthler, N. Hauser, D. Fetzer ROW 2: S. Muthler, C. Eminhizer, A. Adams, G Welshans. Tennis Newly organized by its advisers, Mr. King and Mr. Graff, the tennis club strove to create a greater interest in the sport. Practice sessions were held in the morning and after school when members could obtain individual instruction. Later in the year eliminations were conducted within the club and the winners advanced to District 4 competition at Bucknell University. In the future they hope to evolve into a varsity sport with a full schedule where both boys and girls can letter. Their advisers were Mr. King and Mr. Graff and the officers were: President .................. James Kunes Secretary . . . . Clair Lewis Vice-President. . . . Paul Miller ,,,-P? ,-- .Cla ,aw . .H Psi' ifi? -, it 4 ,mt xr Tfiiw ' . f fi' ,Q ?'.p 1 ,: I I M , ., 1,:F,j A . ' Q i ROW 1: L. Jennings, K. Satteson, B. Wagner, M. Yohe, B. Levegood, C. Lewis, J. Kunes, H. Bierly, K. Morehart. ROW 2: Mr. King, K. Hoffer, B. Embick, S. Whipple, B. Sweeney, W. Feerrar, L. Flook, P. Stone, L. Fravel, C. Myers, D. McConnell, A. Revie, K. Zinck. ROW 3: S. Muthler, K. Bierly. 61 Tech Club S e n i o r s ROW 1: J. Kemmerer, S. Frazier, J. Wool, J. Paulhamus, P. Miller, Mr. Young. ROW 2: J. Mantle, J. Maffett, D. Steppe, T. Weaver, J. Welch, D. Serafm, R. Allen, S. Sechrist, D. Powers. ROW 3: B. Lehman, G. Ulmer, D. Bierly, F. Reese, T. Hollick, R. Gordner, D. Ergott, R. Marshall, J. Fiedler. ROW 4: R. Kiester, H. Rinker, T. Ungard, D. Hillyard, D. Stonerook, R. Lupold, A. Haight, J. .Shade. ROW 5: D. Rauch, P. Stover, W. Snyder, D. Johnson, H. Boahnan, J. Carson, J. Barker, R. Boyer, J. Miller, J. Engel. The young men of the Tech Club have shown their enthusiasm and leadership in the technical field. Between the two weeks spent at theWACC high school division and the two weeks of regular curriculum spent at Jersey Shore, these men still found time to help support their fine club. Their parties, banquets, and school projects were Advisers were officers were: President .... Vice-President . . Secretary .... Treasurer ..... Sergeant-at-arms . . Mr. Young and Mr. Shaffer and . . .Steve Frazier . . . Leonard Zay . . . . .Jack Delaney . . . James Paulhamus ......JamesWool financed by dues, a car wash, and a Holiday Ball. ROW 1: Mr. Young, J. Martin, J. DeLaney, L. Zay, E. Rinker. ROW 2: N. Ramage, J. Lanks, T. Cox, B. Hill, E. Stamm, W. Myers, B. Bassett. ROW 3: D. Bloom, D. Hall, K. Richards, D. Hillyard, B. Dincher, H. Miller, E. Horn, D. Noltee, B. Smith. ROW 4: S. Watts, L. Bryant, H. Hughes, T. Burkholder, G. Metzger, R. Hurlbutt, T. Shoemaker, D. Hamilton, D. Boatman. ROW 5: F. Confair, H. Freas, R. Delandy, H. Edwards, K. Eigenbrod, T. Logue, D. Persun, L. Cromley. ROW 6: B. Confair, R. Smith, J. Nau, J. Lehman, D. Cohick, R. Ohl, R. Keller, K. Miller, G. Steppe. J , u , n i o r s ual: . ..sh r :.u1..a f ' Y ' ' G m Exhibition The weeks leading up to March 21 were filled with strenuous activity as the physical education department prepared for the biannual gymnastics exhibition. Under the supervision of the phys. ed. instructors, routines of skill, strength, and grace were presented before a capacity crowd. The show was highlighted by the introduction of a doubles' routine and several performances of the Iron Cross. Group activities such as ball routine, modern dance, free exercise, and pyramids, as well as individual stunts including apparatus and hand-walking competitions, rounded out the evening's program. These lofty places make me want to be a ballet dancer! I made it, everybody - I'm king of the hill! ! This is my only real hang-up. 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Varsity Football Scores J.S. 6 - 25 Montoursville J.S. 12 - 14 Clearfield J.S. 0 - 42 Lock Haven J .S. 12 - 15 South Williamsport J .S. 28 - 0 Loyalsock J.S. 7 - 13 Bellefonte J.S. 34 - 14 Southern Area J.S. 44 - 6 Troy J.S. 18 - 20 Athens J.S. 20 - 28 Bald Eagle Area , ,WW ,www ly l,l, ow W ,X W , ,,.f,w ,wwf ,f ,WM W 1, ,WM fa, ew .,f1: 1' 14, . e Q 3 ' 'X' Head Coach 1' 'X Frank Girardi Run for your life - here comes the white knight! ..- F Aa! O : , S13 ROW 1: M. Steinbacher, S. Rhinehart, L. Donovan, J. Frederick, M. Watters, C. Keefer, J. Orrico, D. Welshans, D. Young, L. Jennings, B. Young, D. Murray, J. Delaney, J. Peluso, Mr. Girardi. ROW 2: E. Rinker, B. Shuey, M. Hauser, C. Barto, J. Stopper, L. Bryant, J. Miller, P. Stover, R. Boyer, G. Embick, D. Rauch, S. Eck, L. Coleman, Mr. Girardi, Mr. Shaffer. ROW 3: T. Cox, D. Huffman, R. Purvis, W. Mayes, L. Munro, J. Yohe, G. Johnston, T. Aungst, C. Bryant, T. Mantle, S. Bierly, D. Eck, L. Heller, Mr. Sealy, Mr. Kitt. Not Pictured: D. Ergott, G. Babcock, N. Hager, B. Sweeney. Our Bulldogs had a better team than their 3 wins and 7 losses indicated. Losing 4 straight, including our 42-O defeat by Lock Haven, we needed a win to get started, and we got it by beating Loyalsock 28-O. The following week we hosted undefeated Bellefonte. Bellefonte knew that Jersey Shore always gave them a fight and that's exactly what we did, falling to them in the closing quarter 13-7. The Bulldogs won the next 2 games, first whipping Southern Area 34-14, and then bombing the Trojans of Troy 44-6. In our next game Athens edged us 20-18. Shore's last game was with B. E. A. The unconquered Eagles came down looking for an easy win, but the Bulldogs showed how tough they were with a 7-7 halftime score. Finally, the Eagles edged us 28-20. This year Girardi had a go for the first time with tri-captains. They were Jack Stopper, Rick Boyer, and Paul fSmokeyJ Stover. Our junior fullback, Bob Young, had another outstanding year rushing for 806 yards. Tri-Captams Va rsity Team Basketball .23 it a. T ' sg x fl ii i il leak ' A ' -f f are UQ ' 43 Q rp s - 1 2 X! aa r Q.. ROW 1: A. Sundberg, D. DeVine, B. Bertin, L. Jennings, N. Lehman, J. Frye. ROW 2: Coach Bill Graff, R. Riggle, D. Davis, L. Robinson, L. Hale, L. Coleman, K. Bierly. Tough breaks and close scores hindered first year coach William Graffs way to a winning season. Starting his first season with a new offensive and defensive attack, it took his starting five a while to perfect his new techniques. It was a long season from beginning to end, losing only by an average of 5 to 10 points per game. In one of the most exciting games of the season, they were outscored by second place State College by only three points. High scorer this year was a 6' 4 senior, Dan Davis, with 242 points. Davis also had the best field goal attempt average of 200185 along with the most offensive and defensive rebounds. John Anderson's J. V.'s closed out the season with 7 wins and 11 losses, outscoring Troy, Penns Valley, BEA, Salvation Army and Renovo. High scorer was Lyle Robinson with 245 points. With four returning lettermen, coach Graff will be looking forward to a winning season next year. Oh, the agonies of playing basketball!!! 70 f 584 V, . ,, ,F y X., S H, Q , r I' 'D . 5 f lili T . - .L ...' 3 . 'v 3 x .fm sl- . x ek 'fl 'W 'I P, Q H if U, .-gl w ZZ' ,-.veil ' ,S Put your arms around me, honey, hold me tight. THIS is a holdup! ! ! J.S. 39 J.S. 37 J.S. 59 J.S. 42 J.S. 45 J.S. 49 J.S. 48 J.S. 38 J.S. 49 J.S. 55 J.S. 44 J.S. 43 J.S. 55 J.S. 49 J.S. 53 J.S. 53 J.S. 50 J.S. 35 J.S. 79 VARSITY South Williamsport Montoursville Saint Josephls Troy State College Holiday Penns Valley Tournament Saint Josephls Bellefonte Penns Valley Bald Eagle Area State College Lock Haven Renovo Renovo State College Bellefonte Penns Valley Lock Haven Bald Eagle Area H52 li Z' i :l U5 NBVY , G ST-28 Junior Varsity ROW 1: W. Snyder, R. Kilpatrick, D. Lehman, R. Thomas, R. Clarke, E. Brown, J. Yohe. ROW 2: D. Young, M. Davis, R. Decker, L. Robinson, J . Orrioo, Mr. Anderson. Sectional Winners J- Aurand, L. Davidson, Coach Laub, M. Hauser, D. Norman State Champion first runnerup, Larry Davidson Wrestling Coach Rodney Laub and his new assistant, William Albright, guided the classy Bulldog wrestlers to a winning season with a 9-2 dual meet record for the 1967 season. The powerful Orange and Black won team honors at the rugged District 4 tournament. The Bulldogs failed to have a champion at the B. E. N. tournament. However, second place trophies were captured by John Aurand, Larry Davidson, Dennis Norman, and Jay Green. John Aurand, 95 1bs.g Larry Davidson, 112 lbs., Buddy Hauser, 133 lbs., and Dennis Norman, 145 lbs., all won Sectional finals and ad- vanced into Districts. Davidson and Norman became the first two District champions for coach Rod Laub, and numbers 4 and 5 in the school's history. Davidson advanced through Regional finals and became the first State runnerup in the history of the Jersey Shore High School. We were all very proud of him and will be there cheering him on to a State championship next year! l That new hairspray I tried doesn't work very well! VARSITY SCORES 'kv ,Q J.S. 32 - 16 Towanda '- J .S. 35 - 11 Kishacoquillas ' J.S. 50 - 5 Montgomery J .S. 44 - 3 So. Williamsport J .S. 18 - 29 Lock Haven J.S. 44 - 10 Montoursville J.s. 30 - 9 Loyalsock 1 lf J .S. 31 - 15 Hughesville J.S. 34 - 13 Sugar Valley J.S. 16 - 26 Muncy 'er District Four Champions Dennis Norman, Coach Laub, Larry Davidson ROW 1: Coach Laub, J. Aurand, D. Winters, D. Naugle, J. Harttanft, L. Davidson, M. Packard, S. Ross, M. Hauser, D. Murray, Mr. Albright. ROW 2: J. Waldma.n, D. Poust, L. Bryant, J. Green, P. Stover, T. Mantle, S. Rhinehart, D. Norman, B. Lister. ROW 3: D. Johnson, D. Walker, S. Myers, D. Marshall, A. Hauser, K. Croes, J. Lanks, L. Mantle, D. Eck. ROW 4: V. Stroup, G. Babcock, G. Thompson, T. Aungst, C. Breon, L. Aumiller, R. Yellets, R. Bilbay, H. Moyer, J. Brown. ROW 5: K. Huljng, J. Maffett, F. Wagner, S. Bierly, L. Donovan, S. Eck, L. Heller, G. Embick, A. Hartranft, R. Confa.i.r, J. Carr. i . ii . we Y D-- J.- ,f T We 73 Out of the 18 events in track and field, stadium records for the 1967-68 season were broken in the 180 low hurdles, 2 mile relay, and triple jump. All time records which were set were l mile, 880, 2 mile relay, pole vault, triple jump, and 220 by the following: Carl Russell, Byron Brooks, Carl Russell, Roy Shipman, George Bower, Byron Brooks, Lockley Jen- nings, Daniel Davis, and Dennis Young, respectively. At the Juniata Meet Jersey Shore captured ll medals, and 31 at Districts, with Dennis Young earning three. Nine of the thin-clads went to the state meet where Lock Jennings was fifth in pole vaulting, being the third person from our school ever to place. Dennis Young was high scorer for the season with 11896 points and Byron Brooks won the track award. Co-captains Carl Russell and Dennis Young ROW 1: Mr. Smith, B. Brooks, C. Russell, L. Coleman, P. Miller, D. Young, R. Shipman, J. Frye, D. Davis, J. Miller, F. Wagner, K. Carrell. ROW 2: Mr. Defonzo, S. Eck, C. Ulsamer, T. Mantle, B. Shuey, D. Welshans, J. Kunes, K. Yohe, T. Charles, L. Brooks, D Bilby, Mr. Shaffer. ROW 3: B. Young, B. Bower, W. Snyder, D. Lehman, E. Stopper, R. Kilpatrick, C. Harris, G. Snyder, L. Hill, E Stamm, S. Bierly, G. Bower, B. Snyder. ROW 4: G. Babcock, K. Morehart, B. Bennett, W. Baker, K. Satteson, N. Ramage, R Sellinger, K. Richards, D. Eck, D. Overdorf, P. Bower, D. Fetzer. ROW 5: D. Stopper, W. Mayes, D. Pfleegor, S. Muthler, R. Wagner D. Marshall, D. Cupp, S. Bower, M. Baier, P. Merrill, H. Eck, A. Shuler. tw U 1.1-...L-F: 5 XIX- . te. L I ' 'qv -- 1 'ij aP '?dPf' -sie ' Track and Field E bfi im I know I can! ir v A Coaches Shaffer, DeFonzo and Smith sSr t H. f I Gobble, gobblel Beat 'em, Bobby! MEET SUMMARIES J .S. 1l1V2 Wellsboro 36Vz Mansfield 41 J.S. 93 South Williamsport 7OV2 Chief Logan 25V2 J .S. 113 Montgomery 37 J.S. 1 1 1 Montoursville 59 Kishacoquillas 19 J.S. 1092 Lock Haven 4016 Center Counties Meet Placed sixth Juniata Relays 11 medals J.S. 113 516 Lewistown-Granville 3692 J.S. 57Vz Altoona 93M Williamsport 99 South Williamsport 17 J .S. 1 28 BEA 22 J .S. 93 South Williamsport 57 Districts 21 medals State 1 fifth place 75 ,J ',,m'. ,-'--Un M: F ' 'E J ,' . -.ii A, , 35 31 4 xff yb Q 4 MN Elmglwigzmgfuf-2'-1 ,N av Aix.. My YM 'rzww -'fm-'-it ' xv., 4 Q .1 ix' , Q A 1H..,, 7 ff ' 1,124.14 f ,gm W j SX smzww eEi5j'2'y' -5 , f1Q!'V'-- H. ' ,M ,. I. . .r J., ' ' , ,,w.:g.1., , ., 1- 'V MK., 5 Y ,. I w mf f51.ffL 11 2: 'f mf '5 , N. 5 2 Wiww ' if-f,s-Q55-,',f, I. 4. 'H , -A, , My- u .1,:5,,- . ' ,M 5 Emily' , , '51, U I 'QW H3 v 1 v - V mf wf ww fm' fm W an sm fs we ff ff W if V f 4 W ' nq,X1 fkmgg .www ,M,,,wgwwmv. Wfuuf ' 1 ,x5.,, 1 . no W axQ,'u fhmgx we Nmwx X M K, 4' m 5' 1 ' J gg MX 'M 75 Sw M N N M W 259' wi W W' L 'f ' Y ' ' 1 iw W 5 I Q Z V M Qui,-1' -A W 'mv fi, ' J.-1 f Qu-rx jjvii' wu 5' 135 441 . 24- N :N K A M' A 'X 1 ' s Q 'L , A fwu ' A X 5 , MW ,N W . -5' ' ,mv 31 N , VW ,, . N , 4 ,, 2 2 Q2 . Q A , ,,A,. , X ,. 1, X . 2 I Q 4 W W t A 1 W ,M F J 4 'K ' If J, 1' , .f ' J' ,f 1 V V 3. lr- pw g f. 1, ,N ,l 2 : V W HW l Ma? Gf 1 , v 'W W A 3 'Y V' 1 , i , A , . ,.., ' 'Q SEATED: Patty Lorson, Ken Bierly, Mary Ann Fisher, Kathy Johnson. STANDING: Mrs. Allen, Mr. Albright, The Class of I968 The senior class had a great deal of work to do to get ready for graduation. Besides ordering pictures, namecards, and announcements, the class undertook the project of selling JSHS pins. The main project, however, took place in November when they joined forces with the juniors and presented the variety show. The Junior-Senior Prom, Class Day, and Baccalau- reate led the seniors to their final step in high school-GRADUATION. The class of '68 was indeed a class of firsts. lt was the first class to graduate under the leadership of the new principal, Mr. Crosserg the first class to have two full time advisersg the first class to have caps and gowns in their class colors, and it was the first class to establish an official school crest for use on announce- ments. The class motto was Be civil to allg serviceable to many, friend to everyoneg enemy to none. The flower was a baby rose and the colors were burgundy and white. The advisers were Mrs. Allen and Mr. Albright and the officers were: President ..... . . . Mary Ann Fisher Vice-President . . . . Kenneth Bierly Secretary . . .... Patricia Lorson Treasurer . . . . .Kathleen Johnson Honor Students Anne E. Williamson Mary Ann Fisher Patricia B. Lorson 197 T: ,- A-. fp '--J -X ,J .3 l 1f' X .X I ,- 'F ' . 7- N -.Q f K H, Ronald L. Allen Joyce Mary Baier Judith May Baier Patricia Jean Bair James F. Barker Donna Elaine Barlet -MW- QQ ws-v I Calvin Edward Barto Deborah Ann Beardslee Helen Marie Bennett ,, , ,Q el KS: biases' . Richard Lee Benson an-J Larry E. Bertield EL Martha Ann Berfield 'Uv-, 1? E :ei sax X s Eu' ' David Lawrence Bierly Harold L. Bierly, Jr. John David Bierly fbi af!! fe F Ab. ,...,, 80 ,... ',f,, 04 Kenneth Byron Bierly Dennis Edward Bilby Harry Newton Boatman, Paula Sue Bonnell Marlene Kay Boring Dianne Theresa Bower Cleota Marie Boyer Richard William Boyer Natalie Elaine Bremigen 43' Q-..,. 1 K l 40? s 5-3.- Charles Lewis Brooks, Jr. Cynthia Jo Brown Daniel Lee Brown Douglas J ay Brown Debra Ann Brownlee Milford John Bryant John Abram Bubb Yvonne Janell Bullock Carol Ann Buttorff James Brendle James Wyman Breon Byron Ernest Brooks 5 un-5' ,J 'SSS 'fini Z:- 81 01' if ff?- all -435' I 1,-M H ' KH xfbifii 1' X ff 4-11 2 .LM -D i-SE '1v ffm- vF e-Y ll VV T u , -qiii a-rx,-fs 'Ui 1 'B- was Catherine Ann Cox Richard A. Crawford Kathleen Louise Croyle Daniel W. Davis III Marjorie Ann Deitrick Linda Kathleen Delker William Sauter Dick Cheryl Renee Dunkle Diana Marie Eck Doris Jean Embick Gregorey Lee Embick Lois Ilene Eminhizer Charles Joseph Engel Harry Thomas Engel 11? 82 .-s 1205 ' '1 fp? Ni-4 W lf- Gif iff? fm -11:17 '52 rd? Q-'-1 Hb' Sharon Louise Buttorff Beth Ann Carnerer Thomas O. Carpenter, Jr. Duane Ernest Carr Kenneth W. Carrell Donald Allen Carson John Russell Carson Keith Lynn Carson Sandra Lee Carson Darla Kay Charles Nancy Elizabeth Cline Alice Marie Cohick Patricia Louise Cohick Dollene Mae Confer ,A- 93' E' E z JDS U' GEEK? :L Q 3- 1 ,J rf Q ,-'fax-2 H ,fuer 'ff 3 ,. ik. i 'W -K f 915 H, Q... 191. 5 . , , m fg Cl , Q5 -W ' '-ui f ' 1. 9 .X-,, . 3'.iQ aa ' ,lf :xx as M ,sffwfrgwe x W Qgwif 'T- PM 'ffrv 'UU sl V3 w v .1':'?g5, be f -ag, -'WW 4 Daniel William Ergott Mary QMollyJ Esposit Michael J. Evancho Judy A. Fenstermaker James C. Fiedler Mary Ann Fisher Stephen L. Frazier James Dwight Frye Pamela McCloskey Frye V H: ,... F l L P 5 inn! QF S Nancy Lee Gaines Rickey Allen Goodbrod w .' Ra Franklin Gordner Y Dean Eugene Gottschall '-Q! 'QCF' fi! Nw 4... R' 1--u,,D -.4 'IQ' ' 1 48' . ,4 Melvin L. Hauser, Jr. Patricia Louise Henninger Candace Louise Henry Dale L. Hillyard .H ,CCL-53? 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Moore Deanna Ruth Munro Lucinda Louise Muthler Debra Lee Myers Thomas E. Myers xv . gi' ..... U. , .vs 4. -STL . 'vu-r ,g L f TT , i g H -I I 3. 1 1 M l , .:,. : in H gh gif, T ' AI.. P me , is ., .. Q i N f. Y I i 1,22-1-ffjef?Q f 'mmf W N 'fT.ia'g'1:. .ff -' elf Egfr 1-.Q ln f fm ..:::: , M ZX' 'f , Q gg JV! 1- E gfyzlflfgxga' 111, wx-.1 ing. .1',.,-1,,,y,:3,5 , ox A nj: ,J-:N , - sux AW ,f ,gg , 3, A in 4 ,W 5 u is A, 5 L5 Q .ws '.. James Edward Paulhamus Robert L. Pillot Ruth Ann Portanova Sharon Louise Potter Dennis Earl Powers Sheila Marie Predix Donald Lee Rauch Deborah Ruth Ream Frederick L. Reese 'i '-rr i '::r' 'SLD Patricia Ann Nau Dennis Eugene Norman Minard O. Packard Sandra Lee Packard 2 , WLS.: , ' Q..-Were 'Q TW'-3 M: we' as wiiSe'?iT.E4:2 L1 ...- Y, .KW in M: is QM IQ wr -T Nm W asm Vx xx Q. , ,e,..::,'1, - N ' 34 ig. 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' i ' ui uf-1 1 -li Cl John Francis Stopper Pauline Dorothy Stopper Paul Clayton Stover, Jr. Ronald Gene Stover Lorene Annette Thomas William Russel Thomas Sandra Kay Thompson Linda Susan Thompson Cynthia Kay Tice Garry Larue Ulmer Constance Ann Ulsamer Eugenie Ellen Ungard Thomas Wayne Ungard James Lester Vanemon, Jr. my , X' Lv Z r at ,Q '4'!v x if yd' Wien. ,x- V , vi-' 35 Wi,-'gr' Q il Ev Barbara Jean Williamson E Robert Duane Willits lf . :.: l , N 3-If -1 . 65 -N.s, Frederick Lee Wagner Z John William Waldman Sandra Kaye Walker David Kent Weaver I Terry L. Weaver Jack William Welch H S M ,, Wm l as flag 'W' 5 .ii 4 Ruth Ellen Wilkinson 1 Linda Susan Williams M Anne Elizabeth Williamson James Lenard Wool Michael Claude Yohe Darlene Ann Yorke 1 .f 1--r Kathie Ann Yost Edward LeRoy Young 'Qs Q.-.,-Q if ,,, Marion Fay Young Nd' Lydia J can Zerbe TWV fi, v,g5 new QVKML. Melina Jeanine Zinck eeieiiqqsea In Memoriam As We were graduating, we recalled our class- mate and friend, Ronald Carson, who was taken from us in the eighth grade. Y RONALD CARSON wlll u uw uw w uw ww ii www Junior-Senior Prom- The reign begins. ABS' -eg nv Ronna Lee, you lost a daisy. 4: i 1 V 's 3 ' ' ' Do I really have a double chin? QQ 99 South of the Border Spike incognito! Pedro and friend A Fallen Angel!? Milling about South of the Border. 97 Class Day The Graduate, Starring Charlie Brown Time for a diaper change. 1 N i Friends, Romans, countrymen . . . Pig Pen gets creamed. Snoopy 'At Home' The Cla D y Pl y Senior Banquet Fx ww' ff 4 L yi'-Q Chow Time is ff? x 5 ' hr . pi-5.75 igfu Cl Happy Birthday, W.A. .px vs yummy, I've got food in my tummy. 99 I feel like a celebrity. . 51-G9 S BIERLY. JOHN DAVID Senior Directory ALLEN, RONALD LEE R. D. 1, Jersey Shore, Penna. Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: I-'ootball IO, I1:TeehC1ub 10, II, 12. BA11311, JOYCE MARY Uoyl R. D. 3. Williamsport, Penna. Library Club 10, Il, 12, President 12. BAIER, JUDITH MAY rceegi R, D. 3, Williamsport, Penna. I'. B. I... A. 10, ll. 12. BAIR, PATRICIA JEAN tPatl Box 57. Waterville, Penna. Student Council 10: Library Club 12: Class Treasurer ll. BAR KER. JAMES FOSTER 427 High Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. Tech Club ll, 12. BARLET, DONNA ELAINE Linden. R. IJ, 1, Box 393. Penna. BARTO, CALVIN EDWARD QCItipj 226 Culvert Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. Football 10, 11, 12: l'li-Y 11, 12, President 12: Track 10, 11, 12: Varsity Club l2. BEARDSLEE. DEBORAH ANN Avis, Penna. I-'uturc Nurses 1 1. BENNETT. HELEN MARIE R. D. 1. Jersey Shore, Penna. BENSON. RICHARD L. Uiiekj 1408 Walnut Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. BERIFIISLD, LARRY EDWARD 415 Burke Street. Jersey Shore. Pa. Football 10. II. BERFIELD. MARTHA ANN S21 Burke Street. Jersey Shure. Pa. Glee Club 11. 12: Paideia 10. 11:Student Council 10, 12:Orange and Black 10, ll. 12: Bulldog Banner 10, 11. Editor 12: Bowling Club II. 12: Ushers 10. 11, 12: Gym Show 12. BIERLY, DAVID LAWRENCE Cammal. Penna. Tech Club Z years. BIERLY, HAROLD LIEROY. JR. fllali 1011 Allegheny Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Band 12. Drum Major 12: Glee Club 10, 11, 12fl'resident: A Cappella Choir 10. I 1. 12. Baccalaureate Choir 10. 11: Bulldog Banner 12: Paideia 1 1: District Chorus ll. 12: Pep Club 12: Tennis Club 12: Variety Show II. 218 Seminary Street. Jersey Shore. l'a. Band 10. II. BIERLY. KENNETH BYRON 269 N. Main Street. Jersey Shore. Pa. Hi-Y Il. 12: Bowling Club 10: Varsity Club 12: Basketball 10. ll. 12: National Ilonor Society 11. 12. President 12: Variety Show 11. 12. BILIJY, DENNIS EDWARD fGoatJ1Turkj Avis. Penna. BOATMAN. HARRY NEWTON. JR. R. D. 1. Jersey Shore, Penna. Tech Club 11, 12. BONNELL, PAU LA SUE 309 High Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. BORING. MARLENE KAY 513 S. Main Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. I7. B, L, A,12, BOWI-IR, DIANNE TH ERESA R. D. 3, Williamsport, Penna. Band IO. Il, 12: Glee Club IO: Art Club 10: Library Club 12: Gym Show 12. BOYER. CLEOTA MARIE R. D. 2. Jersey Shore, Penna. Nlajurettes II. 12: Glee Club 10, ll. 12: F. B. L. A. 10. 1l:0range and Black 12: Bowling Club 11: Ushers 12: A Cappella Choir 10. 12: Baccalaureate Chorus 10, I 1: Pep Club 12: Variety Show 12. BOYER, RICHARD WILLIAM tliickl 221 Allegheny Street. Jersey Shore. Pa. lfootball 10, ll. 12: HI-Y l0:Teel1 Club ll. 12: Varsity Cluh 10. ll. 12. BREMIGEN, NATALIE ELAINE 21 S Thompson Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Library Club 12. BRENDLE, JAMES RICHARD Uimboj R. D. 2. Jersey Shore. Penne, BREON, JAMES WYMAN P. O. Box 97, Antes Fort, Penna. Band 1 I: Glee Club 10. imoo Ks. Bvrzou ERNEST rays 157 Mt. Pleasant Avenue. Jersey Shore. Penna. VarsityCIub12:Track10.lI, 12. BROOKS. CHARLES LEWIS. JR. Uni 1500 Walnut Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. BROWN, CYNTHIA JO 1013 Allegheny Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Glee Club IO, II. 12: Future Nurses 10: B 12: Ushers 10, 11, 12, BROWN, DANIEL LEE 224 N. Broad Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. BROWN, DOUGLAS JAY R. D. 1. Jersey Shore, Penna. BROWNLEE, DEBRA ANN Central Avenue, Avis, Penna. Drama Club 11: Library Club 10. 11. 12: 12: Gym Show 12. BRYANT, MILFORD JOHN flilealballj 1270 Allegheny Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. I-'ootball 10, 11, 12. BU BB, JOHN ABRAM R. D. 1, Jersey Shore. Penna. Band 10: Glee Club 10: Art Club II. BULLOCK, YVONNE JANELL fVonnieI II7 Maple Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. owling Club ll, I2:TRl-HI-Y ll Ushers 2 years: Variety Show ll. Majorettes 10, 11, 12: Glee Club 10. 11, 12: Orange and Black 11, I2 TRIvHI-Y 11, 12: Pep Club 12: Variety Show 10, 11, 12: Gym Show 12. BUTTORFF, CAROL ANN Glover Street Ext., Jersey Shore. Penna. Orange and Black 12: Library Club 10. 1lfTreasurer, 12ASecretary T. A. L A.. Bowling Club 12. BUTTORFF, SHARON LOUISE Oliver Street Ext., Jersey Shore, Penna. Glee Club 11. 12: F. B. L. A. 10: Library Club ll, Vice President I2 Bowling Club I I, 12. CAMERER, BETH ANN 327 Allegheny Street, Jersey Shure, Pa, Band IO, 11, 12: Glee Club 11: Library C 12: Pep Band 10, 11, 12: Variety Show 12. CARPENTER, THOMAS 0'NElL. JR. 25 W. Highland Street, Avis, Penna. lub 10, 12: District Band 10, 11 l'. B. L. A. 10.11. 12. CARR, DUANE ERNEST 339 Oak Street. Jersey Shore. Penna, I'. B. L. A. 10. ll, I2. CARRELL, KENNETH W. 601 Shaw Street. Avis, Pcnna, Varsity Club II, 12: Basketball 10. 1I:Traek 10, ll, I2. CARSON. DONALD ALLEN P. O. Box 382. Avis. Penna. CARSON. JOHN RUSSELL R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Penna. HI-Y I0:Tech Club 11. 12. CARSON, KEITH LYNN R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Penna. CARSON, SANDRA LEE Star Route, Jersey Shore, Penna. Library Club 11. I2: TRI-HI-Y 11, CHARLES, DARLA KAY Prospect Avenue. Avis, Penna. Cheerleader: Junior Varsity 10, Paidein 10, II, 12, Poetry Editor 12: Bulldog Banner 10, 11, 12, Variety Show l 1, 12: Gym Show CLINE, NANCY ELIZABETH Salladasburg, Penna. R. D. 1 Library Club IO, ll. 12. COHICK, ALICE MARIE Box 442. R. D. l, Linden, Penna. lf. B. L. A. l0,lI.I21TRI-HI-Y 12: Gym Show 12. Varsity II. 12: Glee Club 10, II, 12: 11, 12: Student Council 11, 12, Treasurer Features Editor 12: Ushers 10. ll. 12: 12: Pep Club I2:Intramu1'als 10, 12. 11. 12: Ushers 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 12. Senior Director COHICK, PATRICIA LOUISE tlfattycakel Salladasburg, Penna. Cheerleader 10: Glee Club 10. II, 12: F. B. L. A. 10. II:Orange and Black 12: TRI-HI-Y 11, 12: Ushers 12: ACappella Choir 12: Baccalaureate Chorus ll: Pep Club 12: Variety Show Il, 12. CONFER, DOLLIENE MAE fDollyJ Antes Fort, Penna. Library Club 10, Il, 12: TRI-HI-Y 11, 12. COX, CATHERINE ANN 138 Locust Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. TRI-HI-Y II. I2. CRAWFORD, RICHARD ARLAND 335 Smith Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. CROYLE. KATHLEEN LOUISE Box 335. R. D. 3, Williamsport, Penna. Future Nurses 10, ll Secretary. I2 President: Intramural Volleyball 10. DAVIS, DANIEL WILLIAM fStretchj 300 S. Main Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. Basketball 10. Il. 12. DEITRICK, MARJORIE ANN fMargej R. D. 3, Williamsport, Penna. F. B. L. A.1O.I1.l2. DELKER. LINDA KATHLEEN fLynnJ R. D. 2, Cogan Station, Penna. Glee Club 10, II, 12: Paideia 10: Bulldog Banner 10, 11. 12, I2 Business Manager: Ushers ll, 12: Variety Show 12: Gym Show 12. DICK, WILLIAM SAUTER 400 Wilson Street. Jersey Shore. Penna. Glee Club 10, 11, 12: District Chorus 12: Basketball ll. Tennis Club 12: Chess Club l1:NationaI Honor Society II, 12: Variety Show 11, 12. DUNKLE, CIIERYL RENEE R. D. I. Jersey Shore. Penna. Glee Club 10. ll: Intramural Basketball 12. ECK. DIANA MARIE R. D. 3. Williamsport, Penna. F.B.L.A. 10, I 1, Secretary. 12: Student Couneil 10: National Honor Society I2. IQMBICK. DORIS JEAN 419 Burke Street. Jersey Shore. Penna. Band 10. 11. 12: Library Club 10. 11, 12, Secretary ll: Bowling Club 10. 11. 12-Treasurer:TRl-HI-Y11.12. EMBIC K, GREGOREY LEE 523 High Street. Jersey Shore, Penna. Football 10. II, 12: I-ll-Y 11, I2-Vice President: Varsity Club 12. IEMINIIIZER, LOIS ILENE R. D. 2. Jersey Shore. Penna. Glee Club ll: Drama Cluh 10. ll: Library Club 10. ll, 12: Ushers 10. ll, 12. ENGEI., CHARLES JOSEPH R. D. 2, Jersey Shore. Penna. Tech Club I 1. 12: I . If. A. 11. 12. ISNGICL, HAR RY THOMAS lShagj 120 Wylie Street. Jersey Shore.l'enl1a. Glee Club I 1: Drama Club 10. I 1:Variety Show 1 1. 12. ERGOTT. DANIEL WILLIAM 424 Martin Street, Avis, Penna. I-'oolball IO, 11. l2:Tecl1 Club Il. I2:Varsity Club I 1. 12. ESPOSIT, MARY CARMELLA fMollyJ 201 Thompson Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. Glee Club 10. ll-Secretary. 12: Paideia 10. ll, 12: Bulldog Banner 10. II. 12-News Editor: Bowling Club 11, 12-President: Ushers IO, 11, 12: Variety Show ll. 12: Gym Show I2: National Honor Society 11. 12. EVANCHO. MICHAEL JOHN 1123 Thompson Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. Basketball one year. FENSTERMAKER. JUDY ALBERTA R. D. 2. Jersey Shore. Penna. Band 10. 11 and 12-Librarian: Glee Club 10. ll. I2-Secretary: I . B. L. A. 10. II, 12: District Band ll, 12: Dance Band 10: Bacc. Chorus 10, 11: A Cappella Choir 10. ll. I2. FIEDLER, JAMES CAREY 409 S. Main Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. Art Club 10, Il:TecI1 Club Il, 12. FISHER, MARY ANN R. D. 2. Cogan Station, Penna. Band 10, 11, 12: Orange and Black 10, Il, I2-Editor: National Honor Society ll. 12: Class Vice-President l0:CIass President 11, 12. IFRAZIER. STEPI-IEN L. 315 Oak Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. l-ll-Y II. 12: Tech Club II-Secretary, I2 President. IFRYE, JAMES DWIGHT lWhiteyJ 210 Railroad Street. Jersey Shore. Pa. Varsity Club 11, 12: Basketball 10. ll. 12:'1'rack Il, 12. I RYIi, PAMELA MCCLOSKEY Box 87. Antes Fort. Penna. TRI-HI-Y I I, I21 Ushers I0, I I. I2. GAINES, NANCY LEE 107 North Broad Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. GOODBROD, RICKEY AL LEN 310 South Main Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. Bandl0,11,l2. GORDNER. RAY FRANKLIN R. D. 2. Jersey Shore, Penna. Tech Club 11, 12. GOTTSCHALL, DEAN EUGENE R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Penna. GREEN, JAY PAUL 347 Maple Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. Football 10. 11: Varsity Club 10. 11, 12: Wrestling II. 12. GRIECO. JOANN MARIE 218 Kendall Avenue, Jersey Shore, Pa. Glee Club 10, 11. 12: Drama Club 11: Student Council 12: Bulldog Banner 12: Bowling Club 11, IZ: TRI-I-ll-Y II, 12: Ushers 10, 11, 12: Variety Show lI,l2lGyr1'1 Show 12. GUTHRIE, DEBRA LEE 420 Washington Avenue, Jersey Shore. Penna. Majorettes 10. ll, 12-Head Majorette: Glue Club 10, Il, 12: lfuture Nurses 10, Il: TRI-HI-Y 11. IZ: Ushers 11. 12: Pep Club 12: Variety Show 12, Gym Show 12. I-IAIGHT, ALAN EUGENE tliutchj R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Penna. Glee Club 105 Student Council one year: Tech Club II, 12: Track 10. ll, 12. HAIGHT. DEBORAH KAY 101 West Central Avenue, Avis, Pa. Glee Club 10. II. IZ: Bowling Club Il. 12. Secretary: Ushers 11. 12: Pep Club 12. HARER, MARK PETER fI'elej Salladasburg, Penna. Glee Club 10. 11. I2-Vice President: Paideia II. I2-Editor: District Chorus 121A Cappella Choir 10. ll. 12. I-IARER. MARY ANN QAIHU Salladasburg, Penna. Library Club 10: Variety Show 12. HARRIS, NANCY LOU 310 South Lincoln Avenue, Jersey Shore. Pa. Glee Club 10, Il. l2:Student Council IO. II, IZ: Ushers ll. 12. HAUSER. CYNTHIA ANN fCindy and Cynj R. D. 2. Jersey Shore, Penna. Glee Club I0, II. 12: Drama Club 11: Bowling Club I1:TRI-HI-Y 11, 12: Gym Show 12: A Cappella Choir 10. 11: Intramural Volleyball 12: Intramural Basketball 12. HAUSER. MELVIN LEROY fliuddyj Star Route, Jersey Shore, Penna. lfootball 10, 11. 122 Varsity Club ll, 12: Wrestling 11, 12. HENNINGISR, PATRICIA LOUISE 902 Allegheny Street, Jersey Shore. l'a. Paideia 11. 12: Library Club 10, 11. 12: Bowling Club 10, 11, I2:TRl-HI-Y II, 12:Ushers1O,I1, 12. HENRY. CANDACE LOUISE R. D. 1, Jersey Shore, Penna. Drama Club 11: F. B. L. A. 10: Bulldog Banner 11. 12: Bowling Club ll. 12: TRI-HI-Y 11, 12: Ushers 10. ll, 12: Pep Club 12-Vice President: Variety Show 11, 12. 1-IILLYARD, DALE L. Salladasburg, Penna. Tech Cltlh ll. I2: F. I .A. 11.12. I-IINMAN, STEVEN KEITH R. D. I. Jersey Shore. Penna. HOC KEN BERRY, DAWN A. 115 Oliver Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. Paideia 10. 11: Bulldog Banner 10, II. 12: Ifuture Nurses 10: Bowling Club l2:TRI-I-II-Y 11, 12: Ushers 1 I, 12. Senior HOFFER, ALAN WAYNE fAlJ 119 N. Lincoln Avenue, Jersey Shore, Pa. Basketball 10, Manager ll. HOLLICK, TIM LEWIS 134 Locust Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Football 10: Bowling Club 10, 11. 12: Tech Club ll. 12. HOLMES, CAROL ANN Star Route, Jersey Shore, Penna. Band 10, 11, 12: Dance Band 12. I-IOMLER-. CHARLENE MAY 1007 Allegheny Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. Glee Club 11, 12: I . B. L. A. 10: Library Club ll, 12, HUGHES, BARBARA LYNNE fBarbl 1712 Cemetery Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Bulldog Banner 12: Pep Club IZ: Variety Show 12. HULING, SUSAN ANN 1217 Cemetery Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. Glee Club 10. ll, 12: Student Council 12: Ifuture Nurses 10: Bowling Club 11 and 12 Vice President: TRIVHI-Y 11, 12-Sergeantvat-Arms: Ushers IO, ll, 12: Pep Club 12: Variety Show 1 1. HURLBUTT, CHARLES DAVID 102 Oak Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. I-IURLBUTT, WAYNE CLAIR R. D. 1, Jersey Shore, Penna. JOHNSON, DONALD LEE 327 Oak Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. JOHNSON, KATHLEEN JEANETTE tKatl1yj 340 Glover Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. Ch ' 10: Bulldog Banner 12: Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 121 Class Treasurer 12, Library Club 10, ll, 12: Pep Club 12. KAMUS, SUSAN ANN fSuej 231 Oliver Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. Cheerleader 10, 11: Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Student Council 12: Bulldog Banner 129 Bowling Club 12: IJ Class Secretary: Intramural Volleyball and ggsketbgll 12: Variety Show ll. 12: Tennis Club 12: Pep Club 12: Gym owl . KEELER, DIANNE JUNE R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Penna. Glee Club 10, 11. KEISTER, ROBERT M. R. D. 3, Williamsport, Penna. Tech Club 11, 12. KELCHNER, PAMELA JEAN fPamj 131 North Main Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. KEMMERER. JAMES D. U. DJ R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Penna. Tech Club 11. 12. KENNEDY, GARY LOUIS Box 76, Antes Fort, Penna. KERSHNER. REBECCA ELLEN QBeckyj Jersey Mills, Penna. Student Council Alternate 10: Gym Show 12. KILPATRICK, LEE ANNE 204 North Lincoln Avenue, Jersey Shore, Penna. Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Drama Club 10, 11 Secretary-Treasurer: Paideia 11. Publicity Editor 12: Student Council 10, ll. 12: Bowling Club 10, 11, 12: Ushers 10, 11-Assistant Head Usher: 12 Head Usher: Gym Show 12: Variety Show 11, 12: A Cappella Choir 12. KIOSKE, LINDA DIANE 702 Cemetery Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. Glee Club 10, 11, 12 Librarian 10, 12: Future Nurses 10, 11, 12: Bowling Club 11, 12-Team Captain: Ushers 10, 11, 12: A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12. KITCH EN. LEAI-I MARIE fl'eachJ 418 Martin Street, Avis, Penna. KLINE, DONALEE 227 South Broad Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Student Council 11: Bowling Club 11, 12: TRI-I-II-Y 11, 12. KNARR, ELIZABETH ANN QLIZJ R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Penna. Drama Club 11: Paideia I1, Prose Editor, 12: Art Club 10, 11: Future Nurses 12: TRI-HI-Y ll, l2fChaplain: Ushers 10, 11, 12. KREITZ, STANLEY RUSSELL tStanj 420 Wilson Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Band 11, 12: Glee Club 10, II, 12: Drama Club 11, President: Stage Band 12. ' Director LAMEY, BARBARA ANN Calvert Street. Jersey Shore, Penna, Library Club one year. LAUBACH. GLENDA LEE1Wendyj R. D. 2. Jersey Shore, Penna. P.B.L.A.l0.l1.l2:TRI-HI-Y11,12:Ushers10,l1,12, LEHMAN. BARRY LEROY R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Penna. Tech Club ll, 12. LISTER, WILLIAM R. Park.Street, Avis, Penna. VWSIYY Club 10, ll Secretary. I2 Treasurer: Wrestling 10, ll. 12. LITTLE, STEPHEN GORDON Box B Salladasburg, Penna. Glee Club ll, 12: Paideai ll, Co-Editor 12: District Chorus 12: AC:lppel1a Choir ll, 12. LITZ, CONNIE JEAN R 412 High Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. LORSON, PATRICIA BARBARA R. D. 3, Williamsport, Penna. I . B. L. A. 10. 11 Vice President, 12 President: I2 Class Secretary: Flaming Foliage Representative. LOWMILLER, JACK LEE 114 Central Avenue, Avis. Penna. LUCAS, KENNETH L. 535 South Main Street, Jersey Shore, Pa, Band 10: Variety Show 10, 12. LUNGER, DAWN ROCHELLE 335 Washington Avenue, Jersey Shore, Pa. Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Library Club 10, 11, 12: Future Nurses 10, 11: F. H. A. 10, II-Local Treasurer and Clinton County Vice-President, 12-Clinton County President. LUPOLD, ROBERT GRANT R. D. 1, Jersey Shore, Penna. Tech Club ll, 12: F. F. A. ll. 12. McCLOSKEY, KENNETH LEE ROY 139 Maple Street, Jersey Shore, I'a. Drama Club 11:Art Club 11: Bowling Club 12: Tennis Club 12. MAFFETT, JAMES FRANKLIN Shaw Street, Avis, Penna. Tech Club 11, 12: Varsity Club 12. MANTLE, GERALD KENNETH Uerryj Fairview Street, Avis, Penna. Tech Club 11, 12: Wrestling 10, ll, 12. MARKS, C. DIANE 1123 Allegheny Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. Band 10, ll, 12: Glee Club 10: National Honor Society 11, 12-Treasurer. MARSHALL, GORDON S., JR. 231 Nelson Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. MARSHALL, LINDA LOU Box 95, Antes Fort, Penna. I . B. L. A. 10:TRI-H1-Y 11. 12. MARSHALL, RICHARD WILLIAM fllichj Box 95, Antes Fort, Penna. MARSHALL, SHERRELL RUTH 130 Oak Street. Jersey Shore. Pa. Ushers 10. 11. 12. MARSHALL, WANDA JEAN R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Pa. Art Club 10, 11: Future Nurses l2:TRI-HI-Y ll. 12: Ushers 10. 11, 12. MILLER, DIANA LYNN fDineyl 551 South Broad Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Cheerleader 10: Glee Club 10, 11. 12: Orange and Black 10, ll: District Chorus 11, 12: Variety Show 11. MILLER, JACK YOUNG QSpratl R. D. 1, Salladasburg, Pennn. I Football IO, 11, 12: Tech Club 11, 12: Varsity Club 10, ll, 12: Executive Committee. MILLER, PAUL DALE tliubl R. D, 1, Jersey Shore, Penna. Football 10: Glee Club 10, 11: HI-Y ll, 12, Student Council 10: Bowling v' 1' 'rl Club 11: Tech Club ll, 12: Varsity Club l2:Tennis Club 12, ice res: ent: Track 11, 12. MITCHELL, ANDREW JAMES R. D. 3, Box 403-A, Williamsport. PH- I w Football 10: Glee Club 11, 12: Drama Club 1 1 Q Bowling Club 10. MOORE, MICHAEL STEPHEN R. D. 2. Jersey Shore, Penna. MUN RO, DEANNA RUTH Senior Director 405 Washington Avenue, Jersey Shore, Pa. Band 10, 11, 12: Paideia 11. Assistant Art Editor, 12: Art Club 11. Bowling Club10.l1.l2:TR1-H1-Y11.12. MUTHLER, LUCINDA LOUISE tCinclyl R. D. 2. Jersey Shore, Penna. Library Club 10.11. MYERS. DEBRA LEE R. D. 2, Box 58, Jersey Shore, Pa. Cheerleader IO, 11, 12: Glee Club 10, I1 , 12: Student Council 10, ll, 12-Vice President: Art Club 11: TRIAHI-Y ll, 12-Vice President: Nation Honor Society 11, Vice-President 12. MYERS. THOMAS EARL fTuckerj Prospect Avenue, Avis. Penna, Band 10. 11. NAU. PATRICIA ANN R. D. 3, Williamsport, Pa. I .B.L.A. I0. ll. 12. NORMAN, DENNIS EUGENE 15 W. Park Street, Avis, Penna. Orange and Black 12: Wrestling 10. 11. 12: Varsity Club ll. 12: Rotary Boy of the Month fFebruary.j PAC KARD. MINARD OLAN fMikel Star Route, Jersey Shore, Pa. Football 10, 11: HIVY 11: Varsity Club I 11. 12. PACKARD. SANDRA LEE Star Route. Jersey Shore, Pa. Cheerleader 10: F. B. L. A. Show 12. PAULHAMUS, JAMES EDWARD R. D. 1, Linden, Penna. Box Tech Club 11. Vice President: 171 12, Treasur PILLOT, ROBERT LESTER R. D. 1, Jersey Shore. Penna. Band10,11,12. PORTANOVA, RUTH ANN R. D. 1. Jersey Shore, Penna. POTTER. SHARON LOUISE tSherJ 221 Oak Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. F.l3.L.A. 10. 11. 12-Reporter1TR1-HI-Y 12. POWERS, DENNIS EARL Park Street, Avis. Penna. PREDIX.SHE1LA MARIE Star Route, Jersey Shore, Pa. F.B.L.A. 10, 11, 12:TR1-H1-Y 11. 12. RAUCH, DONALD LEE R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Pa. 0. 11ATreasurer 12: Wrestling 10. 10, 11, 12: TRI-H1-Y ll, Secretary 12: Gym UI. c 11, Treasurer, 12: Ushers 10, 11, Football 10, 11, 12: Tech Club Il. 12: Varsity Club 12. REAM, DEBORAH RUTH Salladasburg, Penna. F.B.L.A. 10. 11, 12: Gym Show 12. REESE. FRED L. 236W North Broad Street, Jersey Shore, Penna. Tech Club I 1. 12. RICE. SUSAN ELIZABETH Star Route, Jersey Shore. Pa. Band 10, ll, 12: Glee Club 10, Librarian: Library Club 11, 12: District Band 12. RIGCLE, GAYLE DIANE Larryville, Pa. F.B.L.A. 10: Future Nurses 11. RIGGLE. ROBERT STEWART fRigJ 316W Oliver Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Student Council 11. Alternate, 123 Varsi 11, 12-Captain. RIN KER, HAROLD WALTER fDutchJ 209 Maple Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Football one year. ROBINSON, CHARLES EUGENE R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Pa. ty Club 10. ll, 12: Basketball 10, Glee Club 11, 12: A Cappella Choi.r11,12. 103 ROBINSON, LEWIS ALLEN fLouieJ 308 Washington Avenue, Jersey Shore, Pa. Tech Club 10: Basketball 10. 12. RUSSELL, CARL CALVIN, JR. R. D. 1. Linden. Penna. Band 10, 11, 12: Glee Club 12: HI-Y 12: District Band 12: Varsity Club 11 12-President. SAWCHU K, WALTER ROLLINS 111 N. Broad Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. Bowling Club ll. 125 Varsity Club 12: Basketball 11. 12. SAYLOR, DIANE RUTH R. D. 1. Jersey Shore. Pa. lf. B. L. A. 12: Bowling Club 12: Ushers SCAFF, DANIEL CHARLES 214 Seminary Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. Band10,l1,12:DistrictBand1l.12. SCHULER, HELEN LOUISE R. D. 3, Williamsport. Pa. SEASHOLTZ, GLENDA KAY 12: Pep Club 12. Band 10. 11 12: Glee Club 10 11: Bulldog Banner 11. 12:TR1-H1-Y Il. 12 1127 Allegheny Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. A Cappella Choir 10, 11: Baccalaureate C SECHRIST, STEPHEN I . QSteveJ 400 Cherry Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. SELLINGER, DIANE ELIZABETH Salladasburg, Penna. Art Club 10: TRI-HI-Y 11.12. SERAFIN, DENNIS RAY Pine Acres R. D. 1, Lock Haven, Pa. Tech Club 11, 12. SHADE, JAMES LYNN Star Route, Lock Haven, Pa. Tech Club 11, 12. SHIPMAN. ROY LAMONT R. D. 2. Jersey Shore, Pa. Varsity Club 12: Track 9, 10, 11. 12. SHUMAN, ROBERTA MAE fBobbieJ 124 Locust Street, Jersey Shore. Pa. horus10,11. Glee Club 10. ll. 12: F. B. L. A. l0:ACappella Choir 12. SNYDER, MARY ANN 109 W. Highland Street. Avis, Penna. If. B. L. A. IO. 12. SNYDER, WILLIAM FOSTER 1441 Walnut Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. Varsity Club 12: Basketball 10, 12: Track SNYDER, WILLIAM R. Prospect Street, Avis, Penna. Tech Club 11. 12. STAC KHOUSE. GAIL EILEEN 401 Elm Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. 10. ll. IZ. Glee Club 10. 11, 12: F. B. L. A. 10. ll, Secretary 12: TRI-H1-Y 11, President. 12: Ushers ll, 12: Pep Club. Treasurer 12. STEPPE, JUDITH THERESA R. D. 3, Box 230. Williamsport, Pa. STISPPE. RICHARD EUGENE R. D. 3. Williamsport, Pa. Tech Club 10. 11, 12. STEPPE, YVONNE FRANCES tVonnieJ R. D. 3, Box 286, Williamsport. Pa. F. B. L. A. 10. ll and 12 TreasurergStudent Council Alternate 10. STONE, FRANK ANTHONY 624 Allegheny Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. Band 10. ll, 12:Student Council 10, 11, 12 STONEROOK, DANIEL HOWARD fPetej 656 Cemetery Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. Tech Club one year. STOPPER, JOHN FRANCIS Uackj R. D. 3. Box 260. Williamsport, Pa. Football 11, 12-Captain: Varsity Club 12. STOPPER, PAULINE DOROTHY R. D. 3, Box 392, Williamsport, Pa. Paideian 1 1-Assistant Editor: Student Counc -Secretary 1112. srovaia, PAUL CLAYTON, JR. tSmokeyJ 420 High Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Football 10, 11. l2:Captain 12: HI-Y 10: Vice-President 12: Wrestling 10, 11, 12. Tech Club 12: Varsity Club ll STOVER, RONALD GENE 408 l-ligh Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Bowling Club ll, 12. THOMAS, LORENIE ANNETTA R. D. 1, Salladasburg, Penna. THOMAS, WILLIAM RUSSEL fliillj R. D. 2, Cogan Station, Pa. Senior Director Band 10, 11: Bowling Club 10, 11, Secretary-Treasurer. 12. THOMPSON, SANDRA KAY 328 Spruce Street. Jersey Shore, Pa. WEAVER, TERRY LEE Avis, Penna. Tech Club 11, 12. WELCH, JACK WILLIAM R. D. I. Linden. Perma. Student Council 12: Tech Club 11, 12. WILKINSON, RUTH ELLEN Box 44, Antes Fort, Pa. Cheerleader 10, 11, 12: Paideia IO, ll: Student Council 10, 11, l2-Presi- dent: Orange and Black 10, 11. 12: Bulldog Banner 10, 11, 12-News Co-Editor: Art Club 10. ll: National Honor Society 11, 12: Bowling Club Band IO, 11, l2:GleeClub10,11,12:1-'aideia10,11,12:Orangeand Black ll.12. 10, ll, IZA Editor: Bulldog Banner 10, ll, 12: District Chorus 123 Bacc. Chorus 10, ll: Commencement Orchestra ll: A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12. THOMPSON, LINDA SUSAN fSusanJ R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Penna. F. B. L. A. 10, ll, 12:Art Club 10. TICE, CYNTHIA KAY R. D. 3, Williamsport, Pa. ULMER, GARRY LARUE R. D. 2, Cogan Station, Penna. Tech Club ll. 12. ULSAM ER, CONSTANCE ANN fConnieJ R. D. 3. Williamsport, Pa. F. B. L. A. 10, 11, l2:Student Council 12. UNGARD, EUGENIE ELLEN CGenieJ 4 West Summit Street, Avis, Pa. Art Club II. UNGARD, THOMAS WAYNE Summit Street, Avis, Pa. WILLIAMS, LINDA SUSAN fSuzieJ R. D. 2, Jersey Shore, Pa. Cheerleader 10, ll, 12-Captain: Glee Club IO, ll: Paideia 10, ll, 12: Bulldog Banner 10, ll, 12: Art Club 10. ll: Variety Show 11, 12: Gym show 12: National Honor Society 11, 12: Co-Chairman of Junior-Senior rom 11. WILLIAMSON, ANNE ELIZABETH 166 Kendall Avenue, Jersey Shore, Fa. Band 10. ll. 12gPaideia 10, ll, 12. WILLIAMSON, BARBARA JEAN fBarbj 103 Oak Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Paideia 12, Secretary: Art Club 10, 11. W'1LLlTS, ROBERT DUANE fRabJ R. D. 2, Cogan Station. Pa. Youth Corps 11, 12. WOOL, JAMES LENARD Uimj R. D. 3, Williamsport, Penna. YOHE, MICHAEL CLAUDE 117 N. Broad Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Band 10, 11: Bulldog Banner IO: Tech Club II, 12 Representative. VANEMON, JAMES LESTER, JR. ' 414 South Broad Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Band 11, l2:Student Council 10, 11, IZ. YORKE, DARLENE ANN R. D. 1, Salladasburg, Penna. Band 10: Art Club 10, 11: Varsity Club 12g Basketball 10, ll, l2:Track 12. WAGNER, FREDERICK LEE R. D. 2. Jersey Shore. Pa. Glee Club l0:Wrestling 12, Track II, 12. WALDMAN, JOHN WILLIAM R. D. J, Box 295. Williamsport, Pa. Orange and Black ll:Varsity Club 12: Wrestling 10, ll. 12, WALKER, SANDRA KAYE Shaw Street. Avis, Penna. F. B. L. A, 10, ll, 12. WEAVER, DAVID KENT 209 Lincoln Avenue, Jersey Shore, Pa. Band 10, 11, 12: Glee Club 10: Future Nurses 11, 12-Vice President: A Cappella Choir 10: Commencement Orchestra ll. YOST, KATHIE A. Uiassj 121 Fountain Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. F. B. L. A. IZSTRI-HI-Y II, 12: Ushers 10, 11, 12. YOUNG, EDWARD LEROY R. D. 1, Box 398, Linden, Penna. YOUNG, MARION FAY R. D. 1, Linden, Penna. ZERBE, LYDIA JEAN 247 Allegheny Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. ZINCK, MELINA JEANINE fLy'nnJ 200 S. Main Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. Art Club 10, 11: Drama Club 10: TRI-HI-Y 11, 12: Ushers 11, 12: F. H. A. Band 10, ll, 12: Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Audio Visual Aids ll, 12: Bowling Club 12a District Chorus 10, 11, 12: Stage Band 11, Vice-President. 12. I QD K KEIBRIS 3 s X Lx Y ' -5593, Z? 104 4 me o I ' 1 N., .JI KI 'xx ,. I uf'x m 'S I B ,. on ww sl 1, n 2-iigii K, rf 1 . .ff Fa 5 X J Miss Debra Lee Myers Laurel Festival Representaiive Miss Patricia B. Lorson Flaming Foliage Representative 105 .1 ' F FW Fif i? .fs 0 5 5 - 4 F9 1 -F va, , 'mkeff 4 M ,H If 1 B H0499 p, Q Business and Professional Women's Girls SEPTEMBER Bill Dick Mary Ann Fisher Patty OCTOBER KG l , M lf: m Ken Bierly Ruth Wilkinson Molly ff? NOVEMBER Frank Stone Darla Charles FEB Susan W ll and Rotarians' Boys of the Month .---v BER arl Russell Z,f ,L3Z, MARCH ' f W K s r Debbie Myers A Dan Seaff Weaver .qv APRIL Diana Miller Paul Mrller wg... '19 rw, 19' I - 3 X-fo 3' Norman MAY Debbie Guthrie 107 Baccalaureate The Reverend lVlr. Bargerstock speaks on The Fully Trained Person. , l x - ll - V' 'W 'Eilinf' Em One of their last times together. The Lord bless you and keep you. 108 1 Thanks' Gee! en cem E n t m C0m With PomP and ch-cum f v X . 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The recipient of this honor was also the Girls Grand Champion of the Susquehanna Valley Science Fair. 110 Advertisements and Ccmdicls ALCAN CABLE CORPORATION 610 Washington Avenue Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania ALLEGHENY CREAMERY INC. Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Phone 398-2060 ALOUISA'S SUPERETTE 318 Wilson Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Phone 398-1752 Your Friendly A 8: P FOOD STORES The Stores That Care About You And Offer Plaid Stamps, Too Y This is awful-I have to sing for my supper every blasted night! 111 AVIS LUNCHEONETTE Sandwiches and Pizza 126 Central Avenue Phone 753-5622 Avis, Pcnna BEACH'S RESTAURANT 106 North Main Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania M. S. BIERLY'S CHEVROLET INC. 269 North Main Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania A pienicking Pollock! Those .I udo lessons surely come inlhandy. PARAMOU NT PORTRAIT STUD 153 West Fourth Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania Phone 322-3424 DON BLYTHE MOTORS Dodge Cars and Trucks Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania THOMAS BOYLE BOTTLING WORKS Royal Crown Cola BUCKEYE PRETZEL COMPANY 65 Eldred Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania BUTTORFF'S HARDWARE Phone 398-0385 111 Bridge St. Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania W. A. BUTTORFF, JR. Plumbing and Heating Bastress Street Jersey Shore, Pa L My girdle is kiuing me! CENTRAL Music sroms 123 West Third Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania 112 IOS CIMINI'S NEW LYCOMING BAKERY Tasty Italian Bread 341 East Jefferson Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania COHICK BROTHERS INC. Meats and Poultry Since 1884 Salladasburg, Pennsylvania Phone 398-2200 COHlCK'S TRADING POST Sporting Goods Homemade lee Cream 44 Years Continuous Service Salladasburg Phone 398-0311 CRYSTAL BEVERAGE Seminary Street and Tomb Avenue Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania l'm cutting tee th! The young-uns register for their sentence. DANEKER PHARMACY Free Parking Free Delivery Phone 398-0390 226 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania DERSHEM PHARMACY Richard K. Dershem, R. Ph. Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Phone 398-2347 ECKERT .SL HAGER INSURANCE Herald Building Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Phone 398-2742 Is it a boy or a girl??? ECK'S FEED SERVICE Agway Feed, seed, fertilizer, farm supplies, Oh, we are marching to Pretoria. and mobile milling 113 ELDREDIS CUSTOM DRAPERY CENTER Jersey Shore Pennsylvania GROMLEY AUTO GLASS SERVICE Auto Glass Replaced Lock Repairing 524 High Street Jersey Shore Phone 398-0641 ECONOMY AUTO PARTS CO. The House of a Million Parts Open 8-6 Mon.-Fri. Sat. 8-5:30 HALIJS SALVAGE OUTLET 1201 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore Penna. 17740 EVENING NEWS Our Hometown Newspaper Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania GARDNER WAREHOUSE CORPORATION Avis, Pennsylvania Mr. Cropfs fan mail. if M 1 X V Confidentially, I'm for the Seniors. 155- - fi WH NK A AL I-IENNINGER's GRADEN JEWELERS HAMBERGER S HEATING SERVICE ATLANTIC SERVICE 408 Pine Street Williamsport, Pa. Watches Diamonds Repairs Phone 398-9941 110 N. Main Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania 109 South Main Street Jersey Shore Phone 398-1405 J. C. GREENYA Watchm aker J cweler 46 West Fourth Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania HARER PHOTO SERVICE 219 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore, Pa. Dial 398-0320 or 398-0742 I-lILLER'S FUEL OIL SERVICE 1323 Cemetery Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Phone 398-2342 114 Santa and Sousai' Time out for a Spike Break. JIM HOLLlCK'S COAL YARD 248 Locust Street Jersey Shore, Pa. 17740 HURR'S DAIRY Williamsport, Pennsylvania JERSEY SHORE STATE BANK ' Jersy Shore, Pennsylvania IRVlN'S HARDWARE Hardware for Every Purpose Paint for Every Surface Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania 2 e Nu J 84 J PET SHOP Tropical Fish Aquarium Supplies Oriole, Pa. JERSEY SHORE WATER COMPANY Jersey Shore Pennsylvania KELCHNER'S FUNERAL HOME Ralph Owen Kelchner Ralph E. Kelchner Funeral Directors 123-25 North Main Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania LEHMAN'S PHARMACY 308 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania HOYl:lR'S PHOTO SUPPLY INC. 18 West 4th St. Williamsport, Pa. Everything Photographic JACKSON 'S REAL ESTATE Evelyn M. Jackson, Realtor Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania LEVINSON'S Formal Wear For Your Proms 22-24 West Third Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania Phone 322-3937 115 LUNDY LUMBER COMPANY 1896 West Fourth Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania Phone 326-4151 MARKS-HEFTY FORD INC. Specialists in Front-end Alignment and Wheel Balance Motor tune-up, etc. MENCER'S T.V. AND APPLIANCES Dealer in RCA, Zenith, and Motorola T.V. and Radios and RCA Whirlpool Appliances Another truly absorbing lecture, no doubt. THE LYCOMING HOTEL AND MOTOR LODGE downtown Williamsport The Lycoming Motel Route 220 l H 1 fa --1 1 ,V if Papa Spirit Stick The ladder to education. MERIT CONSUMER DISCOUNT Cl 136 South Main Street Jersey Shore, Pa. MEMORIZE page 98!!! MILLER'S COFFEE SHOP Mary H. Miller, Proprietor Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania JOSEPH MAMOLEN'S SHOE STORE 419 West Fourth Street Williamsport Pennsylvania Phone 322-7362 H, ROBERT MENCER MILLER CONSTRUCTION 8t SUPPLY INSURANCE 124 South Main Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania 110 Harris Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania 116 MILO'S BAR-B-QUE Submarines A- Pizza - Dinners 321 Market Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania WILLIAM A. MYERS ORANGE AND BLACK RACEWAY Builder and Contractor William E' Snyder fi Sons BOX 58 R D 2 Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania MODERN ONE HOUR CLEANERS 144 S. Main St. Phone 398-2581 Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania We give S 81, H Green Stamps . if 'l??7'. ai V l The Deafening Din f . J. ' V' .40 :.. F. Y MONTGOMERY WARD Your Complete Dept. Store Lock Haven, Pennsylvania Yea man, I want to be a bongo drum- ITISI. Mother Daisy and infant son. CLARENCE T. OTT Distributor of Atlantic Heating Oil 700 Railroad Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania RICHARD R. MOTTER INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurance Herald Building Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Phone 398-1411 J.J. NEWBERRY COMPANY J.C. PENNEY CO. INC. 256 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania 117 LYCOMING COLLEGE Williamsport, Pennsylvania A Liberal Arts Institution PATRONS A Friend D. S. Andrus SL Co. Dr. Henry Paul Ash Avis Motor Mart, Inc. Bennett's Jewelry Boatrnan,s Truck Stop Brown's Barber Shop Brown's Boot Shop Agapito V. Bulatao, M.D. Charles TV Cable Fred J. Eisemann, Jewelers Frazier's Car Wash Gulliver's Fabric Shop Harder's Sporting Goods Hoy's Clothing Store Ideal Shop Lubelle's Ladies' Shop Lucasi Display Mamolen's Nationwide Insurance Marden's Inc. Louise Maruschak's Beauty Salon May's TV Mondellis Barber Shop con't Dr. L. T. Moore, Vet. National Sporting Goods Raup's Reeder's Meat Market Ryan's Furniture Store The Satisfaction Shop E. U. Scherer's Electric Dr. Milton R. Shapiro Dr. Donald E. Shelley Sholter's Distributors Simons Wrecking Sisters Inn Dr, John A. Steck The Tall Fox The Uniform Shop Dr. Frederick C. Vairo Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Veley Ida Whipple's Salon of Beauty Neihl J. Williamson, M.D. Williamsport Mirror and Glass Co. Dr. E. Milton Witthoff, Jr. JERSEY SHCRE STEEL COMPANY PLASTI-VAC CORPORATION REGAL AND BLUM JEWELERS Cemetery and Oliver Streets Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania RELIABLE FURNITURE PORTER AUTO SALES COMPANY Sewing the Jersey Shore 22 East Third Street Area over 20 Years Williamsport, Pennsylvania Williamsport - Emil Yenchick, Mgr. Lock Haven - Steve Yenchick, Mgr. Devil in Disguise RALL'S SUNOCO STATION Corner Allegheny Street and Tomb Avenue Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Phone 398-9926 Who - ME stealing Pretzels? ? '? Kiss me, you Yearbook day. foollft' ROYALTY HOMES, INC. CAPITAL INDUSTRIES South Avis, Pennsylvania REEVES PARVIN 8: CO. SAVE ROBB'S DAILY J. S, RUDNITZKI INC. Wholesale Grocers Since 1910 Diamonds - Jewelry - Watches - China 301 W. Third Street Central Avenue 123 West Fourth Street Williamsport, PCHDSYIVHIU21 Avis, Pennsylvania Williamsport, Pennsylvania 119 RUMMINGS BLUESTONE COMPANY RUTH RUSSELL, FLORIST Let's be Friends through Flowers Maple Street Extension R. D. 1, Jersey Shore Phone 398-1371 SHORE STATIONERY STORE James Mercury, Owner 209 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania STATE BANK OF AVIS Avis, Pennsylvania Phone 753-3060 STATE BEAUTY SCHOOL Modern Advanced Teaching Methods 220 W. Fourth Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania Phone 322-1174 STATE FARM INSURANCE Bill Ely, Agent Auto-Fire-Life On the Corner- Main and Allegheny Hush a-bye Susan . . . l'm going to become fat and well-rested! Up, up, 8a away'7 SMART SHOP Where Fashion is F irst Lock Haven, Pennsylvania L. L. STEARNS 8L SONS Wil1iamsport's Largest Department Store 301 Pine Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania CARL H. STEELE, Distributor Royal Typewriter Comp any Electrics-S tan dard s-Portables 224 W. Third Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania Tl-lOMPSON'S FOOD MARKET 402-408 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Phone 398-1880 UNION NATIONAL BANK OF JERSEY SHORE Your Full-Service Bank 4' I'l1 take two! STROEHMANN BROTHERS COMPANY Bakers of Sunbeam Bread SUSQUEHANNA TRANSIT COMPANY Carl W. Kephart Avis, Pennsylvania School Transportation and Chartered Bus Service TAKA-PEEK INN at Floyd 8a Trudy's Parties and Banquets by Appointment Route 220, Avis, Penna. Phone 753-3580 'Q X29 f 1- n 1 Z: y V Ss Z f xr I Q , A xx -- qigzk , I 'qi Ta-Dahl!!! THORTON'S HARDWARE 141-143 South Main Street Phone 398-1870 It's getting late-I better go. WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE Curvin H. Baker, Prop. 140 South Main Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania YOHE MOTORS Your Rambler and .I eep Dealer Phone 39 8-201 0 Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania GEORGE ZERBE 8: SONS 247 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania 121 As we close the pages on this way of life, the staff wishes to thank all those who have helped in the preparation of this year- book. We especially wish to express our gratitude to Miss Ann Smith, Mr. Carl Chambers, the photography staff of the Evening News, and our advertisers. g-111 S ...Y . 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