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

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CLASSES

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enior' Cfaod .J41451f0rg Returning to CHS and eagerly anticipating the long-awaited senior year, the class of '44 rapidly adjusted itself to the ,strangely war- altered term. Despite the fact that many of our classmates had gone into the armed services and that there had been numerous changes in our foculty, we proceeded in the usual manner to eiect Robert Woodel, president, Henry Peterson, vice-president, Cleo Sipe, secretary, Joseph Henry, treasurer, and June Farwell, historian. To be properly represented on the Student Coun- cil we sent the following people to that govern- ing body: James Beers, room 32, Clara Carns, room 21, June Farwell, room 25, Virginia Mur- ray, room 225 and Robert Woodel, room 13. Possessing not only such fine executives, we also boasted many of the school's outstand- ing athletes. David Beard, Blair Heichel, Joseph Henry, Robert Mead, Philip Moore, August Na- toli, Henry Peterson, Allan Rockwell and Robert Shaffer were our contributions to the football squad while William Betts, Westley Davis, Blair Heichel, Robert Mead, Alex Munro, Glenn Shifter and Reginald Turner received basketball letters. Our greatest pride, however, was Robert Shaffer who achieved the title of state wrestling champ in the 127-pound class. James Beers, Nace Howell and Arthur Pentz also represented the senior class among the Red and Black matmen. The fact that our graduating group was musically inclined was shown by the numerous chairs in band, orchestra and chorus which were occupied by upperclassmen. Westley Davis act- ing as interlocutor, and Harold Haney, John Mit- chell, Glenn Shifter and Robert Thomson, as end- men, displayed their talents in the fourth annual high school minstrel show. Joe Bird, Gerry Craft, Harold Haney, Audrey Lewis, August Na- toli and Reginald Turner skillfully handled lead- ing parts in Love Goes South, the iunior and senior high school operetta. As baccalaureate and commencement in the latter part of May drew near, we looked back with complete satisfaction on the ioyous school parties, plays, war loan campaigns and various other events that will never be forgotten by the Class of '44. Even the headaches caused by Eng- lish themes, trig problems and endless shorthand assignments will become happy memories to be carried with us throughout life. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Henry Peterson, vice-presidentg Robert Woodel, presi- dent, June Farwell, historian: Joseph Henry, treasurer, Cleo Sipe, secretary The Bison - 19