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

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Louise Tyson Theresa Uhrin Donald Vance Margaret Varner Angeline Vrahas Mark Vrahas --- ,gs ' TL . , 1.. rg . C!,z LOUISE TYSON This attractive blonde is tag- ged Weesie by her chums. A top-grade academic, she was vice-president of her iunior homeroom, a participant in all- school plays, a singer in Hi- Varieties for three years, a member of Chorus, Ensemble, Hi-Y and Dramatics Club. She was a Color-Guard in the Band. She expects to attend Cornell U. MARGARET VARNER Cooperative and dependable Peg was enrolled in the Aca- demic Course, but art was her favorite subiect. Swimming, reading, and basketball are her maior recreational interests. Her talent in art made her a valuable member of the Decor- ators' Club. You'll soon be hearing her say Number, please, for she plans to become a telephone operator. If FN 28 WW -4 get THERESA UHRIN A charming member of the Commercial Course, Toots named P. D. her best-liked sub- ject. She was a member of the Dramatics Club and Girls' Chorus. She enioyed all Beav- er sports but favored football. Swimming is her choice of out- of-doors recreation. Wedding bells will soon ring for Theresa, for she plans to get married after graduation. ANGELINE VRAHAS Angie is a tall, dark-haired girl with pretty brown eyes. She took the Commercial Course, her favorite subiect be- ing typing. Angie contributed her talented singing to Girls' Chorus and Hi-Varieties. She also belonged to Art Club. Reading is her 'favorite hobby. Uncertain as to the future, she would like to be a secretary in some large firm. DONALD VANCE Philo came to us in his sen- ior year from Mackinac Island, Mich. Active in school affairs, he belonged to Boys' Chorus, Dramatics Club, Clipper Staff, and Boys' Hi-Y. A member of the Academic Course, Don fav- ored English as his top subiect. He plans to attend Michigan State College and then on to the navy. MARK VRAHAS Tall, clark, and handsome Mike was a machine shop stu- tor two years and a general course student his senior year. He set the pace for Hi-Varie- ties ticket sales in '49. Mark divided his interests between school and his father's hot dog shop where he learned his super-salesmanship, and where he will continue to work. N s-nd

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STEPHEN SPINDA This quiet happy-go-lucky lad took the General Course, listing P. D. as his number one subiect. Brown-haired and brown-eyed Steve served the school faithfully by being a member of the Patrol for three years. His plans for the fu- ture are not definite, but he would like to be an electrician. MARGARET STANKAVICH This pretty, blue-eyed blonde answers to the name of Margie. She was a commercial student, and her favorite subiect was typing. She was a faithful member of the Girls' Chorus and Broadcasters' Club. Her favorite radio program was Life with Luigi. Dancing and reading rated high on her hob- by list. She plans to become a secretary. JACQUELINE STANKAVICH Jovial Jackie, a fair-haired, blue-eyed academic student, was news editor of the FORUM and a member of the CLIPPER Staff. She belonged to the Dramatics Club and Decorators' Club. An announcer for the Broadcasters' Staff, Jackie was frequently heard over the P. A. system and WCED. She plans to study journalism in the near future. DONALD STINE Known as Duck to his many friends, this green-eyed, brown- haired lad was enrolled in the General Course. Don was in- terested in his work, and he chose senior science and art as his favorite subiects. During the summer he worked at the DuBois Country Club, and he intends to continue this work En the future. Stephen Spinda Jacqueline Stankavich Margaret Stankavich Donald Stine cf :J E N i CJ P1 S ..., 'W s... io... . ...cs NM.. N, ..- . James Stover Harry Surkalo Audrey Thomas Genevieve Thomas Jeanne Lou Thomas Lawrence Timko Mary Alice Titel Dave Truxal 27

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MATTHEW WADDELL This brown-haired, blue-eyed lad was a prominent member of the General Course. A Jay- Vee basketball player for two years, he was a regular on the varsity his senior year. He was also a varsity baseball player and a member of Boys' Hi-Y. Matt was president of his senior homeroom. His favorite subject was science. SALLY WING Corky, our petite, blue- eyed academic, will be remem- bered for her .sharp sayings and keen sense of humor. She took part in Dramatics Club, Decorators' Club, Girls' Chorus, and Broadcasters' Club. She was a hit in Hi-Varieties of '49. Her favorite pastime is writing letters or telling iokes. Her plans for the future are in- definite. NIGRS HOWARD WAYLAND Red is a dyed-in-the-wool outdoor man. Long walks in the country or speedy trips on his motorcycle vied with his in- terest in rifles and pistols. He belonged to both the D. H. S. Rifle Team and the DuBois Rifle and Pistol Club. He was an auto-shop student with a lean- ing toward math. JANET WOODRING Pretty, blue-eyed Jeff en- rolled in the Commercial Course and found music, bookkeeping, and typing much to her liking. She belonged to the Hi-Y, Girls' Chorus, Decorators' Club, and Dramatics Club. She was a tal- ented Maiorette and president of her iunior homeroom. Dan- cing and collecting records are favorite pastimes. She expects to work in an office. HILLIARD WHITMORE Taking the Machine Shop Course didn't allow Whip much time to participate in sports, but he favored basket- ball above all others. When not working around some ma- chine, this blue-eyed blond liked to follow up the Litts' basketball and softball games. After graduation he hopes to become a machinist or spend time in the service. THERESA YAKULIS Tree, as she was known to her friends, was enrolled in the Commercial Course, bookkeep- ing being her favorite subiect. She was a member of the Dra- matics Club and Girls' Chorus. She likes sports, especially foot- ball and baseball. She also likes to dance and skate. As for the future, Tree plans to get an office iob. Sally Wing ...sw Matthew Waddell Howard Wayland Hilliard Whitmore .lanet Woodrlng Theresa Yakulis