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

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Bill Adams, president CLASS OF '4 Lett to right: Bryan Kepliart, vice presi- dent, Ruth Beard, secretary, jim Manu-5 treasurer, Kenneth Moore, historian. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Remember when We first entered senior high? Remember Way back in September 1942? Then we Were green, inexperienced, shy sophomores, since then we have gradually taken over until We are now the leaders in CHS. To guide our class through this busy War year, We elected Bill Adams presi- dent, Bryan Kephart, vice president, Ruth Beard, secretary, .lim Maurey, treas- urer, and Ken Moore, historian. Our class Was represented on the student council by Robert Sabbato from Room 13, Bill Adams from Room 25, Charles Ogden from Room 32. and Pauline Norris from Room 21, Barbara Murray, Frank Thomas and Bryan Kephart, holding membership on the council from last year. The highlight of the year to us seniors was Mr. Mead,s announcement that we would be able to get class rings. Madly we dashed to the oHice to place our orders, and then we waited impatiently until February for their arrival Football headed the sports parade of 314345. Those of our class who gained recognition on the gridiron were Bill Adams, Cameron Adamson, Rex Bailor, Lee Bumgarner, Harold Ca1'r, John Casamento, Bill Clark, Bob Mitchell and Arch Moore. . As the school year rolled around, Harold Carr and Jim Maurey starred in wrestling while Rex Bailor, Bill Clark, Guy Losardo, Tom Mann and Ken Moore received letters in basketball. H We shall never forget this Winter of the big snow, never did We have such a difficult time to get to school either by bus or foot. But We soon forgot all about this as spring came, bringing with it commencement and all its varied activities. A 19 ll 12' X- i l 4 1'- 1 WI X

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en ffm fldngd you lfe pfanne , JU mee! cz Aegoing Aan Harold Bigley, senior class adviser, Miss Gretchen Hiller, junior adviser, and Mrs. Aileen Stockdale, sophomore adviser, are on hand in Room 10 to guide and advise CHS students in ad- justing themselves to high school life, in planning their curricu- lums, in trying to discover their own special interests and capa- bilities, in deciding upon an occupational goal, and in choos- ing a college or training school for further study in a special Held. 1. Mf.Big1ey 2. Miss Hiller 3. Mrs. Stockdale 18

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Accordino Adams, M. Adams, VV. Adamson A clerson - Bacbc-licr, C. Bacliclier, R. Bailor IOSEPIIINE K. ACCORDING Sccrctarial BOYD ANDERSON Automotive lf: Yarn Club 2g Connnvrcial Club 4g Press Club 3, 4 x,lAIi,lcJl'xIE H- AIJAAIS Cl,m.m1 CLAIR ISACIIELIEIK Carpentry Social Se-rvicv Club 43 Yarn Club 2, 4 U' Army XVILLIAM E- AlDAA1S Sotiul Acudvmit. HOSE MARIE BACHELIER Social Academic Student Council 45 Class Presidvnt 45 Football 01'1'lwSf1'11 21 3, 43 Aff'll91'3' Club 29 Drama Club 3, 42 Chorus 2, 3, 45 RiHv Club 3, 4g Drama Club 31 4 2. Army Air Corps HEX BAILOH Ceneral CAMERON ADAMSON Carpentry Football 4g Golf 3. Basketball 2, 3, 4g Football 4g Dance Band 2g Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. U. Navy Lista-ningl' Mr. Mead looking at last yeafs H,'Xll-AIHK-'fiCilIlU