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

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Richard G. Carson, a very good-natured boy, served two years on varsity teams of football, basketball, and track. Sunset was president of the senior class and he held homeroom offices of vice president and secretary in his junior and senior years respectively. He was one of the Bay Rum Bums in Hi-Varieties. Sunset plans to take a business administration course at Penn State. Milton Clark, better known as Sonny, was elected to the Athletic Advisory Board his junior year and president of his homeroom his senior year. He was a varsity player in football, basketball, and baseball for two years. He also participated in intramural sports, having been a member of a champion volleyball team. Sonny was enrolled in the Auto Shop Course and plans a career in the navy. Imogene L. Clouser, a quiet, bright-eyed girl, was enrolled in the Business Education Course. She wasan auditorium usher and a member of the broadcasters ' club her junior year. Jean rates football as her favorite sport and skating her favority recreation. Also on her list of favorites are typing, shorthand, and spaghetti, Jean plans to become a telephone operator after graduation. Patrick Eugene Collins, Jr., a six-foot, brown-haired, brown-eyed lad, was enrolled in the General Course and liked math best of all his subjects. Pat can usually be found at the Harris Theater where he works as an usher. Some of his favorites are baseball, hot dogs, movies, and the color maroon. His plans for the future include marriage and the U. S. Air Force. James R. Bruening, an Academic, was a basketball player and trackman for two years, and a football player for three, making All-District second team his junior year, All-District first team, All Northwestern, and honorable mention on the All-State his senior year. He was a member of the Hi-Y, president of the student council, junior class, and his homeroom for two years. Jim hopes to enter Princeton. Charles E. Cage, a jovial lad with a pleasing person- ality, was enrolled in the General Course. Yack was a stadium U9her, sports editor of the FORUM in his junior year and a reporter in his sophomore year. His favorite sport was baseball, and he was a member of the squad his junior year. After graduation Yack ' plans to enter the restaurant business in Miami, Florida. 1951 SENIORS 21

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Pauline Louise Benghauser, a student in the Academic Course, was secretary of the Beaver Band and pianist for the dance band She was chosen to play baritone in the District Band or three years. Polly Lou was in the ensemble, girls ' chorus, counc.l, Tn-Hi-Y, and she was junior class secretary. She plans to train for a career in nursing at Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh. James Bernardo, an active, well-liked lad, was enrolled in the General Course He was a member of the varsity baseball team three years, and the varsity basketball and football teams for two years. Jim was chosen for the District and All-Northwestern football teams his senior year. He also participated in intramural wrestling, at which he was a champ. Jim plans to go to college after graduation. Charles R. Bojalad, better known as Bojo, was a member of the lav vee football squad his sophomore year and he played tackle on the varsity squad for two years. Bojo was in Hi-Varieties for two years and was a member of the broadcasters ' staff. His favorite sport was football and his favorite school subject was P.D. Bojo took the General Course and is making the army his career. Vincent Bonfardine came to D.H.S. his junior year from Benezette. Vince likes fishing in the summer and fur trapping in the winter. He played baseball, his favorite sport, his senior year. Also among his favorites are chemistry, the color blue, and strawberry shortcake. After graduation Vince plans either to enter a radio and electronics course at Lafayette College or become a marine. i Robert Borrelli Margaret Bowser Robert Borrelli, a General-Academic student, partici- pated in football, track, and wrestling. He wrestled on the varsity squad four years, took District champion- ship two years and was Stale champion his junior year. He was elected to the Athletic Advisory Board his senior year. Hi-Y and student council also took much of his time. Booday plans either to go to college or to join the navy. Margaret Bowser, a well-liked girl with beautiful blue eyes, was enrolled in the Business Education Course. She was vice president of her homeroom her sophomore vear and secretary her junior Near. This brown-haired lass worked on the CLIPPER staff two years and was an auditorium usher and librarian three years. Peggy plans to be a secretary at Pugh Brothers Jewelry store after graduation. 1951 SENIORS Pauline Louise Benghauser Charles R. Bojalad |ames Bernardo Vincent Bonfardine 20

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William Courson, a 5 ' 8 , 120-pound senior, was enrolled in the Auto Shop Course. He served the school as a stadium usher for three years Wild Bill as he was known to most of his friends, enjoyed ' °°tt aU eames Lux ' Radio Theater, the Red Skelton Program, and English classes ' . Blue-eyed, brown-haired Bill is in the Army Organized Reserve Corp, but plans to join the navy next fall. Kay Cupler, a pretty blonde from Rockton, was enrolled in the Business Education Course. During her junior year she was jay vee head cheer- leader and during her senior year she was head of the varsity group. Katie was a member of the broadcasters ' staff for two years and she participated in Hi-Varieties and was a member of the In-Hi-Y her senior year. Kay plans to be a bookkeeper. Kent DeWyer was a popular fellow enrolled in the General Course. He was a member of the baseball team his junior and senior years and he had the honor of being elected president of his homeroom his senior year. His favorite sport was baseball and his favorite school subject was gym class. Among his other favorites are chili con carne and the color blue. Kent plans a career in the navy. Geraldine Doksa, one of our quiet girls, took the Industrial Arts Course. Gerry was a member of the broadcasters ' club and staff, decorators club her sophomore year, and girls ' chorus for three years She con- tributed her artistic ability to the CLIPPER. Th.s blue-eyed girl liked art class and basketball games. Gerry died April 14, 1951. Mona Jean Duff, a student from Rockton, was enrolled in the General Course. This shy girl gave her talents to the broadcasters club her junior year and to the broadcasters ' staff her senior year. She belonged to the girls ' chorus her sophomore and junior years. Some of her favorites are football, swimming, spaghet ti, the color pink, and Lux Radio 1 heater. Mona has no definite plans for the future. Ellen E. Dungey, an agile brunette, participated in the tumbling acts in Hi-Varieties for three vears. She was a hard-working member ot the library staff for three vears, and she belonged to the girls chorus her junior year. The basketball team had Ellen ' s enthusiastic support. She was enrolled in the Business Education Course and plans to be married after graduation. William Courson Kay Cupler Geraldine Doksa Mona Jean Duff Ellen E. Dungey 22