Toms River South High School - Cedar Chest Yearbook (Toms River, NJ)

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Dressed in deerslcin shirf and leggings, Richly wrouglrl' wiih quills and wampum. On his head flue eagle feafhers, ln his hand his bow of ash-wood. CTI ITIE5 fo I 1. . A :

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flax in .. n' ' Md! XA' Y' The I947 Freshman Class of l75 sfudenls, +he largesl in lhe hislory ol The Toms River High School, gave a good accounl of ifseli. Freshman homeroom 86 won The Cedar Berry drive, and Room 67 led in +he magazine sale. The freshman foolball leam, coached by Mr. Riclcells, had a successful season. Some of lhe freshman players subsliluled for The varsify. Mary Herberf, Joanne Seiberl, Joan Lane, and Nerrie Wallace were fwirlers. Several freshmen played in lhe band. Billy Maynard had a lead- ing par? in 'rhe school play. Kalhleen Douglas and Nancy Pierce were elecied 'ro lhe Booslers Club. The class is ably represenled in 'rhe cho- rus and G-Clef Club. Our .honored sfudenf leachers were: Kalhleen Douglas, English l: Palsy Mclnnis, Typing I and Junior Business Training. and Joan Keough, music. FHESHMEN in

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Heard of all fha misdemeanors, All lhe malice and fhe mischief. STUDENT EUUNEIL Miss Mary Cosiello guides 'rhe members of 'rhe Sludenl Council info making wise, iusf de- cisions on mailers rhaf alifecl fheir classmafes. Anolher example of democracy in acfion in Toms River High. The members of fhe 1947 council: Edward Lei me iirsf consulf flue olhers: Lei me asl lhe ofher beavers. Weslen, Joan Sinclair, Mary Cofov, Irving Wal- lach, and Richard Howe, seniors: Clifford Campbell, Barbara Fellows, Carol Finley. and James Seiberi, iuniors: .lay Lillie, Esfher Wilbur, and Frances Roberson, sophomores: Joanne Sei- berf and Sandy Kassenofl, freshmen. Council officers seek legal aid. Barbara Fellows, Dick Howe and Joan Sinclair see wha! fha bool: says.