DuBois Area High School - Clipper Yearbook (Du Bois, PA)

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Student Interest Ambition Crushes Rider College Lady Athlete Meeting Ed Wyne Rhymester Florence Nightingale II Woof-Woof Pope kennels Tally-ho Sister's pal News Reporter K. T. Extra-extra D. G. Butter-Krust The Vatican Being opposite Books What's your excuse? Shorthand A's Carnegie Growing up Drawing lines Day dreaming Students Spilling ink VVinken, blinken, and mul Making folks laugh Pulling curtains Chug-chug Rosie-red Another Homer Spearmint Manual Training Pass P. D. Sunny Hamlet Paper boy Room 2 Etymology Diplomats coat Sky-rocket Riding horses Having her picture takrn Millie Love Helen Winslow Slide rules Under foot Buck in the Snow Epidemic Battles Tickling ivories Activities Helping out Anything but school Directing Reading Thomas Hardy Blue and gray kitchen Many things Close the door, please One of four Four dogs and a cat Floyd Gibb0n's successor Co-ed Dietitian Moving into town Drexel Rubinoff A good job Thrilling Metropolitan audiences Interior decorator Sailing to many lands An antique shop Cutting and sawing One fourth of the four Model housewife Football coach VVedding bells Gum business Contractor Manicuring Millionaires Admiral Fuller brush man Transcontinental flier Eflicient business woman Lawyer Crooning Wave-set and small combs Accommodating others Famous singer Marine band Butcher Public speaker Making good Slaying 'em Selling insurance Aviation Like Father Chicago and music Ever onward White uniform and pills Social service Dr. Wood Short story writer Playing like St. Cecilia Surgeon Notre Dame

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Name Description Successor Eleanor Peterson Virginia Peterson Josephine Phillips Helen Jean Pope Glenna Rakestraw Bob Reay William Reid Floyd Reiter Charles Rogers Anthony Rokosky Agatha Rokosky Jennie Ross Ruth Ross Sara Ross Thomas Ross Joe Rozella Dorothea Rudisill Mary Ruth Sanker LeRoy Saxman William Scott John Sedor William Seeley Doris Shaffer Mildred Shaffer Flossie Shannon Jane Sheffler Earl Smith Janet Smith Mary Smith Edward Sokloski Leonard Staciokas Margaret Stankavitch Leonard Steinberg Robert Sterling' Evelyn Sturm Anna Swaggert Georgia Swope Clarence Sykes Geraldine Thomas Vivian Thomas Gorden Uren Joe Vallely William VanHouter Francis Vardy John Waldron William VVaylonis Katherine Weber Ruth Wilson Helen Winslow Ruth Wood Elaine Work Mildred Yoas Evelyn Yusnukis Mike Zatsyk Brown-eyed Susan Giggles Come out of your shell Life of the party Curly head Handsome tenor Inconspicuous Hammer and nails Trustworthy Blue streak Time-keeper Peace and quieti Ray of sunshine Irish eyes Generous Alphonso Versatile Friendly Low bush Slow but sure Procrastinator Robust Spotless Fair and true Dependable Janus Chuckles Tiny but shiny Worthy Unassuming' Dimples I think so On the run Diplomat Cinderellais slippers Miles away Effervescent Alert Helpful Bright plumage Tall and lanky Bright 'One jump ahead Jittery Marxs Consumer Ambitious Ray of sunshine Auburn Thoughtful I wish I were a boy Pleasant Out of the clear blue sky Wonderful friend Sky-blue-pink Ruth Nimmo Anna Baughman Jane Webb Johnny McEnteer Ella May Lovejoy Paul Nelson VVa,lter Krul Robert Peterson Paul Mohney George Graham Theresa Ross Eloise Lingamfelter Mary I. McEnteer Helen Kirkwood LeRoy Reasinger Louis Brusnie The swallows Mariam Lazilere Alfonso Flick John VValton Harold Dieterieh James Mauthe Eleanor Wheeland Doris Jane Allen Marjorie Beck Irene Richard Mohney Marjorie Garrison Naomi Beck Joseph Smith Raymond Wilson Jean Waldron Donald Wilson John VVilliams Irene Rayden Antoinette Federici Bernice Gubella Bob Barton Arlene Clancy Stella Snyder Don Paul Rishel John Robert Roper Bobby Mitchell Doris Gresh Molly Campbell Rita Clark Nina Keating Ruth Swanson Lois Leila Gray Betty Hunter Robert Young'

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We are happy to offer our Commendation to the members of Room 15. They surpassed all the other under-classmen in the Clipper, the Forum, and the Rod Cross Campaigns. The aver- age for the Red Cross campaign was ninety-two per cent, for the Clipper ninety-six, and for the Forum one-hundred. 1 N17 -,..4-3' ...,-- I A '-'i'- I - + S 2 ...- ja ' .,.. ,E 7.2: r -i ,Q . 435, i uv? v A 5 '4 T5 15 r :M f ','i.5fj 5 -5.19-' ,Al 'eiFj:?:',! '1 L ,. ,J ...P xy ,. I . .. QW., ij ',, .. ' : I -1 wr- L.1i '1-'