West Shore High School - School Memories Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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TROJAN BUSINESS STAFF Q we T Ti if -'li K l' J? sf 'aff JQE DIRT Busmess MSNZO Da Qer , GAR Assfsranr ,gUl:f:'lOQRE T ess Mana Qer Under The supervision of Joe DiRienzo, George LiTTle, and Gary Moore, The Business STaTT succeeded in raising The necessary funds To finance The i958 Trojan. Many soles were worn Thin by The consTanT pounding of sTafT members as They wenT from place To place seeking ads. Then, Too, There were The STudenT BoosTer Tickefs and yearbook covers ThaT had To be sold. All our Thanks go To This able sTaTT for a iob well done. First row: DiRienzo, Shuler, Long, Moore. Siriing: Kern, Clegg, UmholTz, Johnson. Kneeling: TrouT, Stine, WaTson, Marston, GreenawalT, LiTTle, James. Standing: RineharT, Miller, Quigley, Harro, CoTTon, Youndf, Myers, SToner, Enney, Kranzel.

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TRCJAN EDITORIAL STAFF Hn-BTSH Wlillif Edto' ASSIS N51oN S-llEditof'l Cllle Producing a top-notch yearbook is the goal of the Troian Editorial Staff. To complete the assignments appointed to them by the Editor, the many departments of the staff worked untiringly to meet each deadline. Their efforts were not in vain, for finally they achieved the satisfaction of a memorable yearbook from cover to cover. First row: Myers, Widner, Fetterolf, Hutchinson, Boyles, Stolzer. Kneeling: Tuthill, Harro, Watson, Maclay, Harder, Long, Slothower, Mays. Sitting: Johnston, Hilbish, Standing: Gates, Stieneman, Arnold, Under- wood, Stetler, Lemke, Weikert, Clegg, Mathers, Lovell, Willis, Leone, Stephens, Hoch, Baum, Bair,

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Operating on a budget of more than Sl,OOO, the West Shorian staff, under the direction of Mr. Palmer, advisor, published eight issues during the 1957-58 school year, presenting to the student body and friends of our school, news, features, and sports articles. Along with such regular features as the monthly class personalities, the feature teachers and the V.l.P.'s, the paper participates in the Cumberland County Tuberculosis and Health Association Press Project, covered the ground breaking ceremonies for the new school, and presented a well-rounded series of editorials. First row: Ervin, Locker, Mellinger, Jordan, Myers, Mr Palmer, Paul Goodall, McCurdy, Anderson, Wicker, Second row: Steinneman, Luff Long, Tebbs, Maclay, Lovell, Hilbish, Snyder, Landis, Putt, Clemens Martin, Henesei, Ingram, Zimmerman, Snyder, Loy, Grossman, Crisp Third row: Kress, Stephenson, Shelley, Kochenderfer, Walters, Fortney, Metzner, Leonard. 4 , -P' ig- Q-gm? 'ily'- 17:5 U 7' , , fnijfy Ziff' ' f , t iff, .ff A -Y ' ' 1 K i , ,-4 . V ig - as P N if 7 V4 V 1' j7ZZ?'Z ffQ i .- in K -, ll J! F 1