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

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MARLYN JEAN ROYER Soft-spoken Marlyn is all wrapped up in music, her fav- orite subject and hobby. She sings, plays piano, and was a member of Girls' Chorus, Girls' Trio, and a participant in Hi- Varieties for three years. She was in the Commercial Course, and she plans to attend Eastern Nazarene College in Wollaston, Mass. HAZEL SALADA Hal, an amicable academic student, won the admiring ap-. plause of her classmates by her humorous monologues in three- years' participation in Hi- Varieties and Dramatics Club. She was also a member of the Girls' Chorus and all-school play casts. Hazel was a super- salesman in ticket promotions. P. D. was her 'Favorite subiect. JACK RYDER Flashing blue eyes, a cheerful smile, and a carefree manner- that's Jack, known to his friends as Zom. An academic stu- dent, he played basketball, was a football manager, and vice- president of his homeroom when a sophomore. Strumming a piano, playing baseball, or training his dogs are hobbies. He will attend Mississippi U. NANCY SCHIMIZZI Nan, blue-eyed and brunette, was in the Vocational Home Economics Course and was a member of the State Home Economics Club. She was in the Girls' Chorus, leaders' Club, and Dinner Belle Club. Nan was also an active member of the Dramatics Club and the FORUM Staft. In her spare time she likes to dance. Marlyn .lean Royer Jack Ryder Hazel Salada Nancy Schimizzi , rs ,, r . Qi . - -9 4.,9, 5 ic... E N I 0 R 5 to F ss ss MARLA SCHNEIDER A top-grade student, Marla was a senior attendant to Miss D. H. S., Head Cheerleader, and secretary of her senior home- room and senior class. An in- dustrious worker, she was a CLIPPER solicitor, a member of Girls' Chorus, Ensemble, Hi-Y, Broadcasters, Dramatics Club, and Decorators' Club. An aca- demic student, she plans to at- tend Allegheny College. HARRIET S-EARLE Petite Cereal wears a per- petual smile on her happy coun- tenance. An active student, she belonged to the Girls' Chorus, Decorators' Club, leaders' Club, and the Clipper Staff. She was always willing to serve her school. A commercial student, Hattie plans to follow up with a career in bookkeeping, her favorite subiect. SHIRLEY SCHOCH Shirley took the Home Econ- omics Course and was president of F. H. A. She played drums in the Band for two years, was li- brarian her senior year. She was selected to represent D. H. S. in the State Farm Show in '49. Friendly, cooperative, and hard working, Shirley was a standout in serving her school. She sang in the Girls' Chorus. ALEX SEDOR Quiet, good-natured Alex was enrolled in the Machine Shop Course. A Jay-Vee foot- ball player for two years, he was varsity center his senior year. His hobbies are hunting, tishing, and softball. This de- pendable and substantial sen- ior plans to 'Follow his machine- shop training with a career in Uncle Sam's Services. 24 Marla Schneider Shirley Schoch Harriet Searle Alex Sedor

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FRED REED Blond-haired, blue-eyed Fred was enrolled in the Auto Shop Course. in addition to automo- biles he likes to read about and experiment with airplanes. Fred was a member of the Rifle Club in his iunior year. After gradu- ation he will serve in the armed forces and then follow up with a career in auto mechanics. MARGARET REISTER Jovial, happy-go-lucky, and peppy describe Peggy. Being enrolled in the Commercial Course, Peg rated bookkeeping her favorite subiect. She be- longed to the Girls' Chorus, Decorators' Club, and Girls' Trio. She is very fond of sports, and as a hobby likes to roller skate. ln the future she hopes to find a career in the field of bookkeeping. RAY REED Ray took the Commercial Course, and he had a special yen for bookkeeping. He likes to tinker around automobiles in his spare time. For the last three years he has spent his time after school as a clerk at Raub's Shoe Store. Ray intends to get a iob as a bookkeeper after he does a stretch in the army. NANCY RICHARDS Nance , one of our pretty Color-Guards, was a very good student and an active one. She belonged to the Dramatics Club, Dinner Belle Club, Girls' Ensem- ble, and was secretary of both the Girls' Chorus and Student Council. She was one of the Council members sent to Al- toona. An academic student, Nancy plans to attend college. ENIORS Arlene Rivkees Donna Ross dietitian. Varieties of '49. William Rounsley Winona Rowland 23 ARLENE RIVKEES Busy Brownie was always on the move . . . and little won- der! She was a varsity Cheer- leader, treasurer of Girls' Hi-Y, a member of Girls' Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Dramatics Club, and Broadcasters' Staff. She was feature editor of the FOR- UM and a member of the CLIP- PER Staff. She was an aca- demic student and will be a WILLIAM ROUNSLEY Gar was one of our aca- demic students noted for his many activities. He was secre- tary of Boys' Hi-Y, vice-presi- dent of his senior homeroom, and a sophomore representa- tive to Student Council. He was on the basketball squad for three years and was sports edi- tor of the FORUM his senior year. He was an M. C. for Hi- Fred Reed Ray Reed Margaret Reister Nancy Richards DONNA ROSS Quiet, resourceful Donna played in the D. H. S. Band for four years and in the Dance Band for three. She was a member of Girls' Chorus, Dra- matics Club, and was treasurer of the Band, her favorite activ- ity. Donna plans to become a florist, a wise choice, for her pleasing personality will blend well with the flowers. WINONA ROWLAND Pretty Nonie was enrolled in the Commercial and Home Economics Courses, with typing her specialty. She belonged to the Girls' Chorus, Art Club, and Home Economics Club. Her fav- orite hobby is roller skating. She came to us from Chestnut Grove. No career girl, Winn is looking forward to the day when she will be a successful housewife.

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eff fc e FN!! e 1 ,,.,s 'ii -MM ,., s W'Q1Qx'l7J , ii seeo ff' ,fsfmeey A y , , l rrre. sxmywwvgg, 517351.-'.i.L rf: 5 ' - M fin -f,'1i -:ml ni' i iijgiib fare it ffiib, M , - I? K A- --M r Qg:....,-...--.--....--,. llmml ifcti m - HENRY SEKULA Fla s h i n g blue-eyed and brown-haired Hank was en- rolled in the Commercial Course. He played .lay-Vee football for two years and was varsity full- back in '-48. He was president of his sophomore, iunior, and senior homerooms. Hen was a varsity trackman for two years. Playing guitar is his favorite pastime. ROBERT SHAUD Husky Bob Shaud was en- rolled in the General Course and found drafting much to his liking. A member of a local fire company, he spent much of his spare time learning fire fighting, his favorite out-of- school interest. This congenial man-about-town was an avid sports follower and a staunch rooter for D. H. S. athletics. DORIS SHAFFER Smiling blue-eyed, brown- haired Dorre was an ener- getic Cheerleader on the '48-'49 varsity. She belonged to Girls' Chorus, Dramatics Club, Girls' Ensemble, Dinner Belle Club, and was a member of the CLIPPER Staff and Hi-Varieties cast. A commercial student, Doris plans to become a -secre- tary after graduation. RICHARD SHOBERT Blond, blue-eyed, and quiet . . . that's Dick. He was en- rolled in the Commercial Course, his favorite subiect being book- keeping. Dick was a popular member of the Boys' Hi-Y, and in his senior year, he was an active member of the varsity wrestling team. Dick likes all outdoor sports, but hunting and fishing top his list of favorites. JOSEPH SHANKEL A photographer by hobby, Bud took many of the pictures in this book. He belonged to the Proiection Club and Photog- raphers' Club for three years, and he was a member of the Boys' Hi-Y and Boys' Chorus for two years. An academic stu- dent, Joe plans to attend the University of Pittsburgh to study pharmacy. JO-ANN SIGLER Sparkling brown eyes and curly brown hair describe Jo- Ann. She was a member of the Academic Course and chose English as her favorite subiect. She belonged to the Girls' Chor- us, Broadcasters Staff, Decora- tors' Club, and FORUM Staff. After graduation she plans to go in training to become a nurse. DONALD SHANNON Don, the lad with the twinkle in his eye and the hearty laugh, will be remembered for his fondness for teasing his class- mates and teachers. He took the General Course, and he liked English best of all. As a sophomore he played tackle on the Jay-Vee football team. Don belonged to the Dinner Belle Club. He expects to ioin the navy. MILDRED SKRABA Mildred was an active mem- ber of the Girls' Chorus and leaders' Club. Scrub, as she was known to her friends, spent a lot of time when out of school dancing and roller skating or working at the dairy. A com- mercial student, Mid intends to become a bookkeeper when she graduates. Football is her favorite sport. Henry Sekula Doris Shaffer Joseph Shankel Donald Shannon Robert Shaud Richard Shobert Jo-Ann Sigler Mildred Skraba