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

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PATRIOT NEWS STAFF Emily Myers, Myrtle Hoch, Janet Frey, and Sue Leonard, real scoop snoopers, did a good iob in covering school affairs via the Harrisburg Patriot News. The girls were entertained at the beginning of the year by the Patriot News at a banquet, honoring the correspondents. Thanks to Miss Lack for supervising this group. Left to right: Myers, Hoch, Leon- ard, Miss Lack, Advisor, Frey. SCHO0L'S REPCRT This year's School's Report Staff, headed by Bonnie Tuthill and Sandy Stetler, conscientiously gave extensive news coverage of the activities happening at West Shore High to the listening audience of WCMB. Included in their Saturday morning shows were news, sports, musical selections, and interviews. Beverly Stephens covered the special happenings, and presented them on High School Highlights. Left to right: Baum, Stephens, Mrs, Kearns, Advisor, Watson, Gerber, Mr. Behman, Advisory Martin, Smith, Stetler, Watkins, Tuthill.

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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

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STUDENT COUNCIL After a week of vigorous campaigning the stu- dents elected Stan Johnston to the office of Stu- dent Council President. With the co-operation of all the Student Coun- cil Representatives, the year '57-'58 proved to be a success. Such proiects as Parents' Day, selecting records for the iuke box, sponsoring the sale of school jackets, deciding the dress for the P.T.A. dances, selling cushions at the football games, arranging for the individual pictures to be taken, sponsor- ing a Sadie Hawkins Day and a Dress-up Day, taking responsibility for the sale of Booster Tickets, issuing certificates to those on the Honor and Distinguished Honor Rolls, and presenting an Assembly program were undertaken by the Coun- cil. Whatever the iob, large or small, we con- gratulate the Council for their enthusiasm and determination to make our school better. President . .. .. STAN JOHNSTON Vice President . . s,,, JOE ANDERSON Secretary . .. ANNETTA HILBISH Treasurer .. . DAN TRAYER Sitting: Stephenson, Yesconis, Mrs. Brown, Advisory Anderson, Johnston, Hilbish, Trayer, McKillips, Nye, Standing, first row: Bittner, Catlin, Clements, Winslow, Goodall, Sitman, Krone, Freeman, Kern, Walters, Messimer, Yoder, Sminky, Kircher. Second row: Gentry, Farrow, Thomas, Magnelli, Millard, Sawyer, Harry, Auxer.