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

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DEAN DAUGHERTY Genevieve Clinton Richard Clyde Blame Conrad Patricia Crist ENIOB JACK DILLMAN GENEVIEVE CLINTON Pretty Gen was a senior attendant to Miss D. H. S. and a Varsity Cheerleader. Gen was also active in the Girls' Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, CLIP- PER Staff, and Auditorium Ush- ers. An academic student, she was secretary of her homeroom and also the Girls' Hi-Y. She hopes to become an air hostess. BLAINE CONRAD Teddy-bear hair cut, bashful, and quiet are characteristics of this fine student from Home Camp. His many friends will recall him for his pleasant smile and his pet peeve: women. P. D. was his favorite subiect in the General Course. His plans for the future are indefinite, but he is certain he'll remain a bachelor. - S RICHARD CLYDE Lefty is a happy-go-lucky lad with brown hair, blue eyes, and a mischievous smile. He spent much time 'fixing cars. He took the General Course, was active in Boys' Chorus, Boys' Hi-Y, and he took part in Hi-Varieties. Lefty played guard on the 'Football squad for three years. He expects to en- ter the service. PATRICIA CRIST Pat is a petite blonde who listed typing as her favorite subject in the Commercial Course. Membership in the Rifle Club and Clipper Staff kept her busy during school hours. She likes all sports, but she gives the nod to roller skat- ing and dancing. Pat worked part-time at Woolworth's, and she will follow that work as o career. Dizzy, a friendly and good- natured lad, hails from Beech- woods where he plays basket- ball in his spare time. Around school he was frequently seen performing exciting tricks on his motorcycle. A vocational shop student, he plans to study diesel mechanics and then take up farming. At D. H. S. Dean's favorite subiect was English. PAUL DOANE Quiet, modest, brown-haired Paul came to D. H. S. from Beechwoods. He likes to ride his motorcycle and to do farm work. He took the Vocational Auto Shop Course, and he plans to follow auto mechanics as a career, He likes sports, espe- cially wrestling, soccer, hunting and fishing. Paul will probably see service with Uncle Sam. Hoot, as he was known to his classmates, was presi- dent of his iunior homeroom, a member of the Boys' Hi-Y, Din- ner Belle Club, and the football squad for three years. He was enrolled in the Academic Course, and he plans to go to Michigan State to study engineering. Jack enjoys singing, which he did with the Boys' Chorus. JACK DODD Jack's maior interest in school was in the field of music. A talented trumpet player, he was a member of the D. H. S. Band for tive years and quarter- moster of the organization in his sophomore year. He also en- ioys drawing, hunting, and bas- ketball. He was in the Aca- demic Course, and he plans to attend D. U. C. 'I4 Dean Daugherty .lack Dillman Paul Doane .lack Dodd

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ROBERT CALLAHAN Known variously as Bob, Ben, Irish and Greek, this good- looking lad is noted for his long eyelashes, black curly hair, eat- ing, loafing, and his athletic abilities. He was a two-year man in football and baseball, and he added wrestling in his senior year. An academic stu- dent, Ben was elected to the Boys' Athletic Advisory Board. JAMES CARLSON Tub was a mainstay on the junior varsity football team for two years and a letter man on the varsity in his senior year. Happy, always smiling, he was popular in the Machine Shop Course. He enjoyed his studies, and he plans a career in the field of mechanics. A husky lad, Tub spent a lot of time tramping the woods. DOROTHY CARLSON Dot, a blonde-haired, blue- eyed lass, has won a host of friends by her unselfishness and sweet personality. She enrolled in the Commercial Course and claimed typing and history her favorite subjects. She was a member of the Girls' Chorus, Leaders' Club, Dinner Belle Club, and Student Council. Sports ranked high with her. RAY CARLSON Meet Razz Carlson, the people's choice ! Top favorite on the wrestling team, fans waited for the big moment when he pinned his opponent with a gargantuan bear hug. He matched his wrestling prow- ess with power plus on the foot- ball team. Clean living and trips to the woods kept him in fine shape. He was an academic student. ENIORS James Carr Everett Cavanough Blair Christian Jean Cicchetti JAMES CARR Known as Gug, this hand- some, -curly-haired dynamo was enrolled in the General Course. He played tackle on the football team and had the honor of being the only senior who earned a varsity letter three years in a row. He was also on the basketball team for two years and a member of the Dinner Belle Club. BLAIR CHRISTIAN A quiet, easy-going fellow, Tom was well liked both by classmates and teachers. He was an active member of the Stadium Ushers and served as a Field Manager during football season. A member of the Mach- ine Shop Course, he favored math above other subjects. After graduation he plans to join the navy. I3 Robert Callahan Dorothy Carlson James Carlson Ray Carlson EVERETT CAVANAUGH Whee . . .! There goes a black hearse zooming across the boulevard and the driver is Egg. This lad with the light, wavy hair was enrolled in the General Course. His favorite subject was practical math. Egg was a member of the CLIPPER Staff and the Art Club. The postgraduate plan for this boy is the navy. JEAN CICCHETTI Here is a Commercial Course student with a love for short- hand. Chick was vice-presi- dent of Decorators' Club, and she also belonged to Dramatics Club, Girls' Chorus, and Lead- ers' Club. Being a member of the D. H. S. Band for tive years was one of her major achieve- ments. Jean likes skating and dancing, and she will be a sec- retary.

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V. , .fam l---f ' 'i3.2ffi5ff'l -f B ez: ll A 'llrllhll ri' 4 f so M3553 , . A A V ' E Y 1 -K 1 -. f P I . . wr' SHIRLEY DORNECKER NORMA ERICKSON VERONICA ESOLA CLEM FAULS Petite, brunette Shirley was one of our excellent Bankers. She took the Commercial Course and found bookkeeping and P. D. much to her liking. Shirley participated in the Girls' Chorus, Decorators' Club, and Girls' Hi- Y. For a career she is eyeing bookkeeping, a field in which she should tind much happiness and success. ERVIN FENNELL Erks, an academic student, was one of three students in the U. S. selected for a Week- end With Music in New York. He was senior class president, CLlPPER editor-in-chief, Boys' Hi-Y treasurer, FORUM sports editor, and a member of Stu- dent Council, Athletic Board, ond Broadcasters' Club. He'll study iournalism at Penn State. Diminutive, quiet, modest, unassuming Norma combined service, popularity, and scholar- ship in an outstanding career. For three years she was voted attendant to Miss D. H. S. She was a varsity Cheerleader, president of Girls' Chorus, and member of Girls' Hi-Y, Student Council and Auditorium Ushers. Norm was an academic student. MARION FINGER Jovial Marion gave zest and humor to the FORUM and CLIP- PER for two years with her lim- ericks and creative composi- tions. An academic student, she was news editor of the newspaper in her senior year. Marion was a member of the Rifle Club and Leaders' Club, and she was also active in sports. She plans a career in A quiet, good- natured, good humored girl is Vicky. This friendly girl was enrolled in the Commercial Course. When she was not enioying English, short- hand, or typing, her favorite subiects, she was with the Girls' Chorus or Decorators' Club. Dancing and roller skating are favorite out-of-school hobbies. Stenography is her chosen tield. MICHAEL FORD Mac is widely known for his mischievous blue eyes and teasing grin. The lrish in him accounts for his many pranks and tormenting ways. Enrolled in the General Course, this care- free lad found enioyment in gym classes and in roller skat- ing. Mac plans to do a hitch in the navy after graduation. A familiar figure in D. H. S. sports and social circles was Dean Fauls, the lad with the broad shoulders and broad grin. He was enrolled in the General Course, but found plenty of time to display his in- terest and skill in football, bas- ketball, baseball, and wrest- ling. After graduation, he plans to become a Salt . . . sailor to you. BENITA FYE Bonnie, our cheerful, brown- eyed classmate, usually could be found in the Home Econ- omics building. Her guy gig- gle and love of iokes showed an outstanding sense of humor. She enjoyed school, typing be- ing her 'Favorite subiect. Fu- ture plans are indefinite, but she thinks nursing would be a wcnderful life's work. nursing in Cleveland. Shirley Dornecker Norma Erickson Veronica Esola Clem Fauls Ervin Fennell Marion Finger Michael Ford Benito Fye 15