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

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6' Through the halls of C. H. S. on the way to our daily classes, we can see many students with happy, smiling faces, chatting and laughing with fellow- students. These boys and girls are more than students of C. H. S. They are classmates to each other, and our class association have helped this to be so. In our classes we have been taught how to work, not only as individuals but as a group, striving for the same purpose to be better citizens of the school, town, community, nation, and world. jim 612.011, Seventeen

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS BLANCHE BARR Secretory to the Principal MARY BOAG Home and School Visitor DELORES GANOE Secretary to the Vocational Director PAULINE KEPHART Secretory to lhe Superintendenl A morning gel-together of some of lhe commercial lecchers. They ure Miss Long, Miss Wiley, Mr. Prilts, Miss Kulzer and Mr. Hull. jim HMM Sixteen

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THE SE NIOR CLA B. T. O. fBig Time Oliicersl of the Senior Class. Secretary Dorothy Wisor is shown arranging notes with President Paul Beightol, who is looking over her shoulder. Treasurer Barbara Swisher is helping Greg Betts, His- torian, try on a gown, while Vice-President, Tom Norris is looking over a diploma. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY l946-47 In September of 1946, we again entered the On the stage, we were entertained by such now 'Familiar halls of C. H. S. to take our place dramatists as: Karl Goosman, Barbara Boal, and duties as Seniors in our final year in high Ronald Hughes, Barbara Swisher, and Rose Jane school. After we had elected our officers, who Sturniolo, in a play entitled, January Thaw. were: President, Paul Beightol, Vice-president, At our first dance, we were guests of the Tom Norris, Secretary, Dorothy Wisor, Treasurer, sophomores, who made it a complete success. Barbara Swisher, and Historian, Greg Betts, we We danced to the very favorable music of Jack chose Leonard Swanson, Jack Aughenbaugh, Straley and his orchestra, and we all looked for- Gloria McCorkle, Preston Michael, Marie Rou- ward to our semi-formal dance in May. lt was geux, Albert Corella, Carmen Accordino, Alice attended by a very large and iovial crowd. Rogers, and Dorothy Wisor for our representa- The Senior Class made its annual visit to tives in the Student Council. Under this so able Washington at Easter, and this caused much ex- leadership, we went ahead to have a very mem- citement. Almost 150 seniors made this interest- orable year. ing trip to our Nation's Capitol. Eighteen