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

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' lei V n s, .V if 3' si' 1 J 151 4 s V1 H. -44 . '?' X nv.: 91.5 Lf. i -.f ff ff as 193' 5 A I r N. . X ,A ' .F ,.- l la il' Q, f' 5 . 'U' gaallgi i' 5 t wsu 46 Darrell j. 'lihomas Tom L. Thomas William D. YanSice Mary L. Vogel -f'.f'3 If 3 Lawrence 'lhomas Constance Thrush Betty Vogel Donna L. XYeber Darrell Thomas BUSINESS IiIn'cA'1loN Chorus, home-room vice presi- dent, Clipper solicitor, audi- torium usher, dramatics, Tri- Hi-Y. Darrell is a blue-eyed blonde who was an active participant in all of room 17's home room activities. The color green, the song Because, and the school subject l'. IJ. rated high with her. lParrell's plans for the future are indefinite. T. Lowell Thomas GICYI-,RAL XYrestling squad, class pianist, sophomore home-room presi- dent, flipper art editor, band, lli-Yarieties, lli-Y. HIlilIl'lQl'l'H was one of the lvand's lvu:-it-st ineniln-rs for four years. Ile could nsuallv be found nith a group of students, gatln-red around a piano. lle enjoyed footlwall ganies and swinnning. lie has no definite future plans. William Van Sice AUTO snot' Bill came to D. H. S. his junior year from Sandy Town- ship. He iS fond of baseball and enjoys watching the sport played. This quiet, blue-eyed boy chose auto shop as his best- liked school subject. In the future, Bill plans to serve his country in the United States Navy. Mary Louise Vogel GENERAL F. H. A. Mary came to DuBois her junior year from lstrouma, Louisiana. This tiny lass is 4'11 and tips the scales at 90 pounds. In school, homemaking was her favorite subject, while watching football games hlled some of her leisure evenings. For relaxation Mary enjoys reading. After graduation, she plans to become a secretary. Lawrence Thomas Avro SHoP Sharkey, a grey - eyed, brown-haired lad, rated auto shop as his best-liked school subject. He has become quite an expert on cars and their ailments. Football games and hunting occupied his leisure hours. Dancing rates high as a favorite recreation of his. Sharkey's plans for the future are indefinite. Constance .Ioan Thrush in slwl-iss liDl'CA'll4lN Chorus. This friendly blue-eyed blonde enjoyed watching all sports. llealth was her favorite school subject. ln her spare hours, Connie could be found dancing or roller skating. 'liops on her hit parade of tunes is Heart and Soul, while Virginia Mayo ranks as her favorite movie Star. After graduation, Connie plans a business career. Bette Jean Vogel BUSINESS r2DUcA'rioN Chorus, dramatics. Betsy Came to DuBois from lstronma, Louisiana during her junior year. She was an active participant in the dramatics club. Blue is Bette's favorite color, although her eyes and hair are brown. XVhile she has many favorites, skating and eating are tops with her. Bette plans to work at the Bell Telephone Co. after graduation. Donna Louise Weber HOMEMAKING F. H. A., chorus, ticket club. Donna, a pert blue - eyed blonde, enjoys many things, with basketball, swimming, and the color blue rating tops among these. Her favorite school sub- jects were health and art, while in her spare time she enjoyed eating roast chicken. Donna plans to be married to Lyle Chittister soon after graduation.

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Theodore Snell At'TosIIoP led, :I pleasant lad from room I7 enjoys driving his car in his spare Illi1C. Of all his school subjects, he liked auto shop best and became quite an expert at working with cars. .-Xfter grtitluation he hopes to enter the automobile business for himself. Miriam Spicher IIL'SINIiss IAUUCATION Clipper solicitor, banker, lli- Varieties. This peppy lass participated in intramural basketball her senior year. She was one of our more enthusiastic football fans. Spike claims rlancing her favorite recreation, while milk- shakes rank high as her best- liked food. ln school she enjoyed gym classes. Miriam has no definite plans for the future. Marilyn Stoke ACADEMIC Chorus pianist, lli - Varieties, iliri-lli-Y treasurer, li. 'lf I-X. president, trio. Marilyn, one of the D. H. S. Students from Falls Creek, could often be seen working at the milk bar. fXlarilyn'S favorite sport is football, while during her leisure hours she enjoys playing piano. Her plans for the future center around college where she will major in ele- mentary education. Russell Edward Swanson BUSINESS EDUCATION Clipper solicit0r, boys chorus, Hi-Varieties, rifle club, pro- jection club. Baldy, one of our six- footers, was a great wrestling fan and dancing enthusiast. However, this fun-loving and good-natured lad was primarily interested in his job as sales engineer at the Holland Furnace Company. After graduation, he plans to remain in this business. Richard J. Spehalski ACADICBIIC Varsity football, basketball, track, student council, home- room vice-president, photog- raphy club, lli-Varieties. Spe proved his athletic abilities by receiving honorable mention in district football his senior year. Ile playetl center on our chtunpion-hip lleaxer team. Spe served our students on the council for two years. After gracluation, he plans to attentl college. Jack Stewart ACADKMIC Yarsitj' wrestler, track lllillliilltl, home - room vice president, hunting and fishing club, boys chorus, Hi-Y, Hi-Yarieties projection club. Stew, an active lad, was well-known for his lllippyrgtl- lucky manner. lle is a great hunting and fishing enthusiast and spent many of his spare hours in thi- way. Stew plans to attend college in the future. v Patricia Ann Sunalaitis ACADEMIC Chorus, 'liri-Hi-Y, tlrainntics. Sinny is what Pat likes to be called. She came to us from St. Josephs during her senior year. Basketball rates high on her entertainmeiit list, while dancing was a Close second. Of all school subjects, she liked chorus class the best. She plans to attend college at Meadville. William Swatsworth BUSINESS EDUCATION Boys chorus, rifle club, pro- jection club, Hi-Varieties. Swats was one of our bus students from Roclcton. He likes Singing and could be found playing his guitar during noon hours. Football games, dancing and Skating were among his fav- orite pastimes. Swat's plans for the future are indefinite. -tx , :ff F A , .Q '- Xl T7 l ' ., N, . x ' C, Qi, I 3 N i ' ,, ' rw. Q 'Y 4 A . .1 r ' KSN Ir Y, 1:- Q' y I 1,1 T' 'v . X A, 'ef ,T , , 5-7' 1 T1 w f 2 T 2 qs-.f Theodore M. Snell Richard . Spehalski Miriam Spicher jack D. tewart Marilyn D. Stoke Patricia A. Sunalaitis Russell E. Swanson William O. Swatsworth

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Lois Jean W'eber in mi-.xukixo F. ll. ,X., ticket clulw, choruw. Ml'-.ll'lIlt'l', one of our lrus stud:-ntx from Cirainpian, is a fricndlx. luluc-eved lilonde. .-Xlnonti ht-t lnanv favorite pas- tiinca are fxvinnningg and reading. Footluall and xvrextling are tops on ht-r list of fports. jean plans to lvecoine Nlrs. Isaac Freyer after graduation. Freda Wilson iioxiirnxxixo F ll. .X., thornw Freda canie to us her senior year, having previoufly attended Jeannette High School. She was a basketball fan and enjoyed watching school gaines. Al- though she liked all her school sulmjt-ctw, wht- enjoyed home- making claswes most. ln her leisure hours, Freda could he found skating or eating French fries. Plans for her future are indefinite. Beverly J. Wright Bcslxi-iss EDVCATIUN Cheerleader, draniaticQ, broad- caster Qtall, chorux, 'liri-lli-Y, lli-Yarietiei Rev, an aulrurn-haired cheer- leader, was an avid fports fan. For recreation, she enjoyed dancing and eating, especially spaghetti, ln the Suninier-, swiinrninq rates high on her list of aniusenients. After gradua- tion, Bev plans to cuter liuQinesS College. Eugene Young C-Ext-ik.-xr. Varsity football, wrt-Rtlinq and track, Hi-Varieties. stage crew. Of all the sports Shiner participated in, he rated wrest- ling tops. He was known for his ability to Qing and play his guitar, He considered eating the hest way to spend his leisure hours. ln the future, this brown- eyed fellow plans to attend Indiana State Teachers College, Wallace G. Weber uani vu' varsity xxreftlinjg, track, rifle ... iN f ttlul-. ,uf Wally, a varsitv lXl'l'NllQ'l' his Nt-nior vt-tr xtinds ill intl . V , . Q xvt-iehk loo poundw llt- enjoys ' drinking nnlkxliakef or rating if '-sh' if-f shi-1 V, s -. ahnoxt any kind of food. llnnt- 5' 1 ing and tuxlnng are aiming his favorite paftinn-f-. lhix brown- haircd, lirovtnlcvesl lvov plan-2 4 to attend tolli-gc at l'c-'in State after eratluation. William ll. Wilson Glf N I-KR.-Xl. ii- .y 1 .F 1 ! 5 llafketliall inanager, ftage crm-xv, f rifle clulv, photography staff, lli-Y, Hi-Varieties. Willy, as he was known to his classrnates, could he seen driving around town in his 'Sl l'lyinouth convertihle. Suini- rning and footliall rate high on his lift of interests. llc plans to attend college to Study the field of lnisinefs administration after graduation. Joe W'ruble Avro Snow Yarxitv nrt-Qtling, Hi-Yztrietiea track, This popular, fun - loving fcllou, was a top-notch wrt-Qtler, lu-ing on the vanity wrpiad four vcarw ln hie senior vear, he placed second in the 133-pound class at the diitrict' meet. Arnonq hi: favoriteQ are Heh, the- color blue, and Hillbilly Hit Parade. llc has no definite future plani. Francis Zaycasky Al to snot' 'l'all, lnroxxn-haired, hazel-eyed Fritz was an avid Beaver football fan. Hia other favorite pastimes were dancing and eat- ing, especially ice cream. Of all hiy school subjects, he enjoyed auto shop the most. .Xfter graduation, Fritz plans to :tudy die-fel engineering at the l'niversity of Pittsburgh, and then to purxue a career in this field. -lean lvelmer . , 5? L .Ai . Alt 'Wh ,-, '-' ,,. -- Av? fs. j ., Q 9 O ' . s 1' .-.N 5 .. W' fi fi with uf Q , --32, ' x Y 'ii -., -1 1 x z 'Q Xilxllace G. xvtlltl' XYilliarn H. Wilson joseph j. Xlrulrle Freda XYiIson Beverly Wright Eugene Young Francis l'. Zaycaslcx