Clearfield Area High School - Bison Yearbook (Clearfield, PA)

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BISON BOARD r Curtis Keenan Editor-in-Chief ................... Business Manager . .... Sylvia Gustafson Junior Assistant ........ Ruth Beard Circulation Manager .......... ..... J ohn Mitchell Junior Assistant ......... William Thomson Advertising Managers William Betts Margot Ann Young Junior Assistant ......., Duane McGarvey Activities Editors Cleo Sipe Clara Carns Junior Assistant ,....,.. .. Jane lansberry Organizations Editors Rose Mary Geynet Jean Shirey Junior Assistants Mary louise Coleman Betty lytel Sports Editor ..................... . Robert Mead Junior Assistant .... . .... Louis Quethera Art Editor . .,,....... .... J ean Witherow Junior Assistant ............ Frank Thomas .. Sarah Sturniolo Senior Typist ................... Junior Assistants Eugenia Magnuson Rosa Jury Erma Bloom Sophomore Assistants Mary lou Imler Janet Axelson Jack Rhine David Betts Norman Hartsod: Faculty Advisers Mr. Oliver E. Harris Miss Gretchen Hiller MEMBER OF f 's -.ftp ., J G, PENNSYLVANIA SCNOLASTIC PRE ,pn 8 m m NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION .1 - ,Z-. 212,22 3 'iii Llp A--na! COLUMBIA SCHOLA SS ASSOCIATION STIC PRESS ASSOCIATION ff TN ,. I 558 Y 5' The Bison - 6

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EDICATED To the machinist, the lathe-hand, welder and smith- To those who know the temper of steel, the cherry-red Of bar in forge, the blinding flash of welder's rod- And to those whose keen eye follows the tool As it cuts its curious curl, its precise thread, its gleaming shaft- - To those who grow drowsy Watching the shoper's monotonous shuttling To and fro, shaping, smoothing, grinding, groaning- And to the man whose whirling drill Worms its slender way slowly through its work, Gnawing, screeching, humming at success- To those of you who cut gears and ream channels, Who know the hardness of steel, the patience of mon. To those nursemaids to motors, tracers of trouble- Grinders of valves and liners of brakes- To dispensers of gas, wipers of windshields, Checkers of oil, testers of timing- To those who love the engine's quiet purr, Who know the million mysteries of a car- To him whose wrenches are his keys To all the hidden complicated maze- To men who are greasy and grimy and like it Whose ears are keen detectors of trouble- To him at the bench with gadgets galore And to him with a wrench, nothing more- To the men of the motors, masters and menders. To the builders, workers of wood, millhands, constructors all- To those who know the secrets of the square, saw to the line And drive their nails to the rhythm of a tune- To the men wha work with wood, breathe its dust, Know its grain, and love the smell of pine- And to those who daily hear the scream of saws, Whir of planer, hum of lathe- To those readers of blue-prints, Plotters of rafters, makers of chips- To men who rip and saw, plane and sand. To filers of sows, layers of floors, drivers of lath- To all the builders, All who work and sweat with wood, live with tools. To Gur First Group of OC TIONA GRAD ATES

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FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS .