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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

.A- w ,M ,x. , x , 1. Hman, Published by Jim, ifzmkrz, Klan, of the gwpmd Jam .ichkwi Clearfield, Pa. 1 jnmwmal The Bison Staff presents this volume in hopes of retaining, the recollections of our teachers, classmates, activities, organiza- tions, and the athletic program by the letters of Katie and joey sent to our interested readers represented by Mr. Weidner. We desire to extend our thanks to all those who by their co- opration have made the publication of this edition possible. U may I a .Q l I F K nv.. :V f S: if sm, R -pow S I zitigii 1 0 to a n in .- A gif 5 Q Zi. J-ff 0 , s xv Q - i 2 Major Fred Weidner I Over a period of 27 years Major Fred VVeidner, now stationed in Tokyo, has served the students of C. H. S. Throughout this time, he has instructed chem- istry, physics, and practical science classes, and has been the adviser to the Bison Board. 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Meyer Editor Kay Saunders Editor Jownne Wriglc 5 r 4 1 Editor you look hard 1-uougli fumong tlie milk bottles, pretzels and applesl you will sm' Patty Munro and Nancy Swee-lv lmrd at work-outing. Dear Po around C H S thls year, as five new teachers were added to our faculty The newcomers were Mlss Laverne Berkoben, glrls' physlcal educatlon, Mr Wllliam Johnston, Commercial geography: Mr Fred Gearhart, voca- if SEE JOEY, We NOT Too , HARD P: 5 V 5 Quite a few new faces were seen tional 8l9CtPiCI-MP. George Smith, physics, chemistryg Mr. William Butler, commercial. Also, some of the girls' health and physical education classes were taken over by student r teachers from Loch Haven State Teacher College. Besides the five new teacher a new personage was added to the Secretarial staff. She is Miss Joanv Shirey, and is assistant secretary to the Superintendent. Kalb. 'n Cbvey S: 19 7 952 S. F. W. MORRISON A. B., A. M. Supcrintondent of Schools Le-lbzinon Vullcv College Columbia University W- HOWARD MEAD ELWOOD L. ROHRBAUGH P' ' 1 fSxlB-,Ilf1t1lLSh 1 B'S'7M'E ' rmclpu 0 , fum lg 1 C 00 Principal of Iuuior lligh School Pennsylyamu .Stuto College Lock Haven State Tcuclicrs College Columbia University 1 , . , -, , l1I1llSVlVdI114l Shih- Collm-gc Prospc-ctivc uieinbers of Clulm 13, hut, Wuitl Mr. Boggs isn't lute, or is he? From behind this counter judge Vogclsong hands out the sen- tc-ncos. 8 53.5. Laverne Berkoben B.S. in H. Ed. Physical Education Slippery Rock State Teachers College Charles A. Vogelsong, Ir. B.S., M.Ed. Vice Principal, Driver Education Dickinson College, Pennsylvania State College 4 Sylvia M. Breth B.S. in A. Ed. Art Indiana State Teachers College faculty, Marion Dole A.B., B.S. in L.S. Librarian Wilson College Western Reserve University .nr-fs' Harold E. Kuhns 5 Bs., Ms. Director of Music West Chester State Teachers Colle e 1 g , University of Pennsylvania Counselor Lock Haven State Teachers College, New York University Bernice Lord B.S. in Ed. Home and School 9 John D. Snyder B-S' William Stadtmiller Physical Education B,S, George Wasllington Assistant Music Director University Westminster College nqllbln Mary Louise Coleman Jane Gillespie English, Unite-cl States English H15t01'Y Indiana State Teachers Pennsylvania State College College Betty Harris B.S. English Indiana State Teachers College ,fs qrr ., Gretchen Hiller B.S., AAI. English Pennsylvania State College 'Q' MPC! Ruth Ewing Hoy A.B., A.lNl. English Dickinson College, Pennsylvania State College Elizabetll Laurie A.B. United States llistory Vassar College 10 iw- June Bigley A.B. l'l'l'SOllitl Rclzitions Consnincr Education jnniutu Collcgv lx Grace Kovach Bb. Latin, YVorlcl llistory Incliuna Stutc TL-uclwrs College Harold VVisor B.S. ljconoinics, Social Prolvlcms, Units-cl Status llistory lll'ilIlSylX'21lll21 Stziti- College William E. Johnston Bb., BI.lzcl. Connncrcial Ge-ogrnpliy Iilclimia State- Tout-ln-rs College, Pm-nnsylvanizl Stutv College John Filsinger A.B. Spunisli, English Tliivl College -aw '37 Amy E. Reno A.B., A.M. Frefncli, English Conclicr College, University of Paris, Colinnluia Univvrsity QA 'Max ,rx .qi i Y '1:: S -. V x 4 .K.r 22.-I Aff g.: X A, ' . . W ,. , - KK 4 m- 2' Clifford Bohlender George E. Smith Miles Smllll B. S. B. S. B- S-, M Practical Science I and II Grove City College Alverta R. Snyder B. S. Biology Indiana State Teachers College Chcmistry, Physics Lycoming College, Lock Haven State Teachers College Mathematics BlO0IllSl7llI'g State Tc lLllt'1S College, Bucknell Unlxtrsitv Arthur I. Weiss B. S. Biology, Driver Education Albright College 12 . loyaltv oath. Teachers of C.ll. S. takt 1 Lena Knepp B. S. Bookkeeping, Exploratory Indiana State Teachers College D . Wu-f 'W' janet Long B. S., A. M. . Typing, Commercial English, Bookkeeping Susquc-lianna Universitv. Columlxia University Bertrum G. Pritts B. S. Commercial Law, Sales mansliip Indiana State Tcacliers College x Belle Hayes Wiley B. S., A. M. Sliortliancl, Business Behavior. Ofliee Practice Indiana State Teachers College, Columbia University iv' Harolcl A. Wilson B. S. Typing, Commercial Law Indiana Stale 'lleaeliers College U , A relaxed moment. at last! i 13 Paul M. Burns B.S., M.S. Voeational-Agriculture Pennsylvania State College Fred C. Gearhart Vxmeational-Eleetrieal Ward E. Latshaw NIOCEIHOI1ill-Allt0lI'l0tlVC Un' W. Kenneth Butler Vocational-General Metal 'THQ' Edward T. Jacobs B.S. Director of Vocational School Related Drawing Clarion State Teachers College Luther E. Rishel Vocational-Carpentry 14 B. Lenore Fullington A.B. Related English Pennsylvania State College Edwin S. Kammerer B.S. llelatetl History, Related Mathematics Leek Haven State Teachers College Paul Smith B.S., M.Ed. Related Science, Related History Shippenshurg State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh 1 Marjorie M. Kyler Sccretarv to thc Vocational Director 5 A, 5, E joan Shirey Secretary to the Superintendent ,T im., Pauline K. Snyder Assistant Secretary to Supcriutc-nde-nt Hello, this is Dot . . . who arm- you? 15 'Hi' NW' Dorothy Wisor Secretary to thc- Principal Q milkw W, w if f '.'.'.l2l2r.'-- j.:.'.'!' ,if Wi l . 4? Dear Pop, After twelve long years of effort and toil we, the class of '52 have finally reached the top of the high school ladder To guide us through our last year together we chose Marvin Clark, president, John McCreight, vice presldent, Marty Mundt, secretary, Charles Kyler, treasurer, and Myrtle Harris, historian hem bers to represent us in our student councll were also selected The class of '52 was well represented in 1 din the every musical organization inc u g District and State Festivals Also our class t have much of its athletic abllity was proud o demonstrated ln every phase of sport l school play in February revealed our Broadway stars in the humerous H production of 'Cheaper by the Dozen Also in March manv members of the class took part in minstrel, HShowboat The al several of the annual Another busy month was May which began as were royally entertalned by the junior class wko went all out to give us a wonderful time at our Senlor Prom Nearly a week later we found ourselves merrilly enqoylng our journey to Washington D C to rove through out the nat1on's capital illed As our graduation approached, we f t with hope and confidence that our hear s our new life must seek future success ln the world of tomorrow Citi' 1 vx Eaddlirh X O sbt Se Nfc f 1 vim: JANET M. BAILOR General Sub-Deb Club 4: Yarn Club 2. ELIZABETH ANNE BAIRD Betty', Bookkeeping Commercial Club 3,4g Drama Club 2,3,4g Triangle 2,3,4g Arebery Club 44 Nature Stucly Club 24 Orebestra 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Chorus 2,-3. MARGARET LOUISE BAIN ..I,Dg,, Secretarial Cmnlnereial Club 3,-lg Drama Club 31 Yarn Club 221 Sub-Deb Club 4. YVAYNE NI. BANEY General Rifle Club 2g Stageeraft Club 3, Secretary JANET LEE ANDERSON Boots,' General Drama Club 2,31 Connner- cial Club 3g Sub-Deb Club 4g Triangle 4. LOUISE CECELIA ARMSTRONG College Preparatory lfuture Nurses of America 4: Latin Club 2g Sub-Deb Club 3,44 Orchestra 2,34 Band 7 952 JENINE BURNIA ARDERY 'iNeanU General Future Nurses of Alneriea 35 Photography Club 2,3g Typing Club 34 Sub-Deb Club 4. BARBARA HELEN AUGHENBAUGH Ook,' General Cnniinereial Club 3g Drama Club 2,3g Sub-Deb Club 4g Girls' Pbysieal Education Club 2,3, Secretary 3. Everyunm wants to get into the 18 letlll O TESSA A. BARNETT .QJOM General Sub-Deb Club 4g Yarn Club 2 NAIDA LEE BARRETT Nate, General Future Nurses of America 2, 3,4g Latin Club 2g Radio Club 35 Sub-Deb Club 4. NADRA LOU BARRETT 'iKittt'nl' General Library Club JULIA lNlAE BAUBIAN 'iSis Social Business Cl7Illlll4'l'Q'llll Club 3.4g Nature Stucly Club 21 Sub-Deb Club 44 Cliorus 253,41 Ililllmilly Club 2. WL,-. AUDREY A. BEISII Aucl', Social Business Dance' Cununittm' 2,51-li lfu- tura- Vl'L'llClH'l'S of Aincrica 3: Ccnnincrcial Club 3,41 Sub-Dc-b Club 41 Ort-ln-stra 253,41 Hand 12.3.41 Cborus 2. JESSIE LOHKAINE BELL College Preparatory Future Nurses of Ann-rica 3. 4g Nlatli Club 4. SCl'1'L'lil1'j' 4: Latin Club 2g Library Club 12: Typing Club 3. CECIL II. BELFORD General Band 253.-ig Chorus 2,3,4. DUANE L. BERRY MD. Bv1'1'5'l, College Preparatory Key Club 4. Vice-President 4: Nlatli Club 4g Latin Club 2, Si'L'1'Ullll'y 2g Drama Club 2,3, Triangle 34 Nature Study Club 25 Raclio Club 3,4, Chief An- nouncer 4: Sturleiit Council 4, Prcsiclvnt -1. Sales ll 1-lasm-s start tla- ball rolling by making 1-barts for lln- cunning lllil2.fk1ZllIl' L'UIlll'Sl. 19 Clc utield H1 l1 Seboolpp Slnrlu takes ber turn It the new syyitelibo 1rd recently installed by tht Bell TL lt phone Ccnnpany. RHONDA BETTS College Preparatory Future Teachers of America 3g Latin Club 2g Sub-Deb Club 4. DUANE C. BOCK nBoelciev General Math Club 4g Chess Club 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Football 2,3, 45 NV1'e-stling 23,45 Track MARY RUTH BOHLENDER nlllltliie-' College Preparatory Latin Club 2g Triangle 2g Typing Club 3g Sub-Deb Club 4. ROBERT lNI. BOWERY BobD General Rifle Club 2,3,4g Track 3. PETER G. BLAKE Pete, General Metal JACK I. BODLE apiggyv General Sportsnianls Club 24 Var- sity Club 4g Baseball 3. JOYCE A. BOWERS alodyv Social Business Nature Study Club 2g Coin- mercial Club 22,35 Girls, Physi- cal Education Club 2. THOMAS A. BOWSER Ton1,' General Varsity Club 3,4g Football 2 3,4g Basketball 2g Track 2,3. 20 ELMO L. BRAID Mo General Stuclent Couneil 3,45 Spanisli Club 35 S1JOI'tSlllkllllS Club 45 Rille Club 23.4. BONNIE NIAE BRUSH Brusli,' College Preparatory Math Club 45 Cliess Club 45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Typing Club 35 Oreliestra 253.45 Band :2,3,4. NIARTHA JEAN CALDWVELL CoWgirlU General Dranla Club 25 Future Teachers ot Aineriea 3,45 llille Club 3: Triangle 45 Nature Study Club 25 Sub-Deb Club 45 Cliorus 2. JULIA BLANCHE CARNS Julien Bookkeeping Connnereial Club 3,45 Drama Club 35 Nature Study Club 2: Sub-Deb Club 4. MARVIN E. CLARK Marv Carpentry Varsity Club SA, Treasurer 3.45 Class President 3,45 YVrest- ling 2,3,45 Student Council 354. RUSENIAIIY ANN BRICANDI Rosh-ll College Preparatory Future Nurses of Aineriea 3, 4, President 45 Stucleut Coun- eil 35 Latin Club 25 Spanisli Club 35 Sub-Deb Club 4, Treas- urer 45 Banml 2,35-1. RUTH ANN BUTLER Booze Ceneral Pliotograpliy Club 35 Coin- mei-cial Club 35 Yarn Club 3: Sub-Deb Club 45 llillbilly Club 4. DOROTHY JUANITA CALHOUN Sli: rrtiev Ceneral Future Nurses of Aineriea 2. 33,45 Library Club 3. PATRICIA ANN CARTER Pat Social Business Nature Stucly Club 25 Coin- lnereial Club 3.-1: Sub-Deb Club 4. CONSTANCE J. CLOVER '6Connie College Preparatory Latin Club 25 Drama Club 253,45 Secretary 45 Bison Boarcl 23,45 Oreliestra 2354. 21 P ROSEMARY JANE COCHRANE nROSie,' College Preparatory Future Teachers ofA1ueriea 2,3g Future Nur- ses of America 4, Secretary 4g Latin Club 25 Triangle 34 Sub-Deb Club 43 Banfl 23,41 Cliorus DOUGLAS E. COMMINO Dougv General Baseball 3. THOMAS L. CONDON Tomi, College Preparatory Latin Club 2.. DIANA LEE CONFER ' Di Bookkeeping ' Conuuereial Club 3,4g Drama Club 2,3,4g Cliorus 2,3,4. One of the outstanding bulletin boards pre- pared by Senior English classes for Book Wa-ek is admirecl by five C.ll.S. girls. 22 Q -s. I ...., 5. GEORGE A. COLLAR Hauclsome', Automotive ROBERT CONDON General Metal Rifle Club 4. VERLEE CONDON All Americanv Social Business Commercial Club 2.3.4g Drama Club 4, Treasurer 4: Rifle Club 2,34 Girls, Pllysieal Education Club 2,3. IOHN C. CONFER -lolinv Carpentry Rilie Club 2,4g XVrestling 4. ,gn-1 Benny Bison talias Dave Sehueke-rD puts the torch to a dunnny repre- senting the Du- Bois Beavers at an outdoor as- sernbly. DOLORES E. CONRAD Deep Social Business Connnercial Club 3,44 Drama Club Girls, Physical Education Club 3g Nature Study Club 2. SHELDON P. COUDRIET Coudie', General Metal DORIS ANN CROFT General Future Nurses of America 3g Photography Club 3g Yarn Club 4. FLORA JANE CURTIS General Nature Study Club 2. Volunteer artists feall in the unionl slop red and black on smug- gled paper Cpoor George? for the bancl busses. JOAN WV. COON NIO,- College Preparatory Future Teaehers of America 3,45 Math Club 4g Chess Club 35 Latin Club 24 Span- ish Club 3g Orchestra 253,43 Bancl 2,33 Chorus 2,3,4. ASHLEY COVVDER Asha General Sportsmarfs Club 2,3g Radio Club 45 Arch- ery Club 4. JAMES CUPP ..Jim,, Carpentry DELORIS JEAN CUTLER asisv General Conunercial Club 35 Nature Study Club 2. N-.wrww 7 952 ALICE BI. DAVIS Social Academic Yarn Club 23 Typing Club J. PATRICIA ANN DAVIS Mlillv General Futurv Tcaclicrs of A- iucrica 45 Drama Club 23 Yllflklllglf' 35 Girls, Pbysical Eclucatiuu Club 2.3: Sub- Dcb Club 4. DONNA JEAN DIEIII, HD I ,, Gencral Futurc Nurse-s of Ama-rica -lz SIllClK'lI'fcl0llIlL'Il21 ljfkllllil Club 23.-lg 'Triangle 2.3,-lg Natura Study Club 2. DUANE YV. DUNLAP Duuuy Carpentry Ilillbilly Club 2914. GORDON E. DUSSINCER JR. 'illusci' General Cbcss Club 4, Snm-rctarv 4g wi-my Club 3.44 xxfmf- ling Manager 2,3,4. NANCY LEE EDNIISTON Ecldiv', General Ilillbilly Club 3,4g Fu- tura- Tcaclu-rs uf Auu-rica 4g Drama Club 33 Clic-ss Club 3. T. KEITH ELBELL Ted General Cb:-ss Club IANIES L. ETTARO Xcel , General Iliflc Club 2,3.4g K1-y Club 3.-1, Ylll'0i1SllI'l'l' -lg Nlatb Club 45 Cbcss Club 3g Sports- uiauys Club 514, Prcsiclcut 4: Arcbc-ry Club 45 Natura- Stucly Club 2: Cborus 2.3.41 Track 3. NOIINIA KATHRYN EVANS Sadic', Secretarial liacliu Club 3,4, S1-crctary 3g Coiumcrcial Club 41 Drama Club 2, Sccrctary 21 Triauglc 3: Cborus 2514. DONNA RAE FERGUSON General Sub-Deb Club 4g Plioto- grapby Club 2,3g Drama Club 243g Typing Club 2. LEON G. FLANAGAN Fiunc'gan,, Carpentry MARGARET REBECCA FLEGAL ..BeCky., General Latin Club 25 Typing Club 33 Spanisb Club 3g Sub-Deb Club 4. BERTHA ENIILY FLOOD Big Bertliav General Future Nurses of America Sq Library Club 2,3g Typing Club 35 Girls' Pbysical Eclu- cation Club 3. RAMONA JEAN FOSTER 'KMoniev General Future Nurses of America 2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Li- brary Club 53. LEVVIS FREEBIAN 'iLewey General Photography Club 39 Lat- in Club 2g Radio Club 4g Nature Study Club 2g Hill-'J billy Club 41 I ROBERT LEE FREEMAN uBruccv Bookkeeping Stagecraft Club 4g Cmn- invrcial Club 3. DOLORES PATRICIA FYE Hlloncyl, General Library Club 3,4. DAVID G. GALLAHER Dax 'ev College Preparatory Latin Club 2g Sportsnianis Club 21 Cburus 3,4g Football 2,345 VVrc-stling 45 Varsity Club 44 Matli Club 4: Track T5 Q. -A EDWIN A. GA NOE I ar fa . 1 -fx .-.Eclw ,,,..,.r, ,..., , ., , .V College Preparatory FSnauisli Club 3: Matln Club 41 Arcllcry Club 4. SANDRA IRE NE GAUNTT Sandy' General Latin Club 25 Drama Club 2,3g Triangle 2,35 Sub-Deb Club 4g Nature Study Club 3. JAYNE LOUISE CEARY DONALD D. CRAFFIUS College Preparatory Carpentry Latin Club 2g Triangle 2,4g HiHe Clulm 2. Typing Clulv 35 Suli-Deli Clulm 4. BETTY LOU CRAHABI H. DARRELL CRAHAN1 uL0uie', General Secretarial PJHC Club 2. Connuercial Club 3,4g Yarn Clulm 2. CYNTHIA JANE CRAY JOAN M. GRAHAM limw Secretarial College Pigeqmaratory I I . , Mztl C 4gL1t' C 2g l.'llD?ffuil gcllfllg XICFEIIVUT Df2iI1l2l1Cllll7,2.3Q 'llyiiiinglgluli lm ' H 7 ' ' ' HJ- Q l ' H l A ' 35 Bison Board 2.3.4, Business Manager 4. Left: Dann- luallcrina, dance. 26 lliglit: O.K. Yvinslow clrop tliat gun ymiic not looliu' anyone! 'Q Right: Now BIARCARET LYNNE CRIEL apvgv General Future Teachers of America 35 Latin Club 2g Library Club 2g Typing Club 34 Sub-Deb Club 4g Chorus 23. EDWIN R. HALLSTROM Brownie Electrical Stagecraft Club 2,3,4, Presi- dent 223, Viee-President 4. NIYRTLE ENIILY HARRIS 'cMert', College Preparatory Photography Club 2g Chess Club 34 Radio Club 35 Spanish Club 3, Seeretary-Treasurer 3g Future Nurses of America 4g Math Club 4, President 4g Class llistorian SA, 27 SHIRLEY ANN CUELICH Bookkeeping Connnereial Club 45 Drama Club 2,3,4g Nature Study Club 24 Orchestra 2,3,4g Dante Band 3,44 Girls, Dance Band 2,34 Band 2,3,4. SHIRLEY R. HAND General Nature Study Club 2g Com- mereial Club 3g Sub-Deb 4. BEVERLY LA RUE HERTLEIN Porky', College Preparatory Future Nurses of America 4g Future Teachers ot America 33 Math Club 4: Latin Club 25 Cheerleader 2.34. - F DONNA LOU HERTLEIN General Commercial Club 3g Sub-Deb Club 4g Band 2. I. WARREN HIGGINS l l PHYLLIS NIAE HERTLEIN uPl1yl', Social Academic Future Nurses of Americu 22, 3,44 Librurv Club 2.3,4g Girls, Pbysit-ul Eclun-ation Club 3. DONNA MAE HOOVER Fc-vtv Bookkeeping General W Commcrciul Club 3,4g ljfilllll Photography Club 2,3,4, 011111 2' Presiclent 3,4g Basketball fZ,3. L. JANE HOOVER BILLL HOOYER if ,Q A ' SquirtU Buffy ,., Social Business College Preparatory fi Pluuuuruplu, Club QQ Ril-ll. Archery Club 4g lluclio Club It ' Club 3,45 Cuuuuerclul Club -lg Math Club -1: Latin Club 2: 4g Drama Club 2g Arclu-ry Club Trilfk 2' 4. I DONA JEAN HOYT DOROTHY NIAE HULL General UDOV, Future Nurses of America 2,3,4g Sub- Social Business Deb Club 4. ClOIllIIll'l'L'lill Club 3.4g Drama Club :2,3,4. GLENNA NIARGARET HUBLER KENNETH R. IRELAND ' Glenn Kemp l Secretarial General l Drama Club 13,41 Triangle 3,-lg Com- l men-iul Club 3,-1. 1 l l ZS OWEN IRWIN PATRICIA ANN JOHNSTON Lopeyv UPUUYH General Secretarial Commercial Club 3,4. PATRICIA MAE JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON l Vatu Toni General Carpentry Drama Club 2: Sub-Deb Club PI IYLLIS URY Pl1yl College Preparatory Future Nurses of America 2g Math Club 4g Latin Club 23 Dance Committee 2.3,4g Or- cln-stra 2.3.44 Dann-1' Rand 3: Band 28.4. MELVERA MARION KENNEDY Hxilellyt' College Preparatory Future Nurses of America 2g Latin Club 25 Radio Club 3,41 Drama Club 3.44 Triangle 2.3. GILBERT KESTER 4'Gib Carpentry 29 EDITH ELIZABETH KELLER BettyU General Library Club :2,3g Drama Club 34 Sub-Deb Club 4. LORAINE E. KEPHART Kvppy,' General Future Teachers of America :2,3g Radio Club 4g Archery Club 4g International Relations Club 2.34 Sportsn1an's Club 4. REX N. KLINE General Future Farms-rs of Ann-rica I,2. VERA LUERENE KLINE GERALD VV. KNEPP Secretarial Jlefryv Library Club 24 Coininercial Club 3.-14 General Metal Sub-Deb Club 4' Student Council 2g Football 2.3,-lg Base ball 5 in . JAMES E. KNEPP all Env College Preparatory KENNETH J KOVALICK 'iKenny Automotive Sportsinanis Club 2g Rifle Club 2.3.49 Stu- dent Couneil 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4g Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4g Spanish Club 35 Cliess Club President 3g Math Club 4, Vice-President 4g Archery Club 4. President -15 Class President 2g Class Vice-President 3g Cborus 2,3,4g Varsity Club 4. CHARLES KYLER KKCl1llL'k,, Carpentry Varsity Club 3,+1g Class Treas- urer 3,41 Vllrestling 3.4. EVERETT A. KYLER Automotive Future Farmers of America 1.2. HOMER J. KYLER 'iHarx'ey,' General Future Farmers of America 1.22: Stagec-raft Club 2.33. GERALD W. KYLER 'iXVl1itey,' General ' Rifle Club 2.3g Chess Club 3g Radio Club 2g Football 2. PEARL NIARIE LAVVHEAD General Connnereial Club 3: Sub- Deb Club 4. FREDERICK E. LINCLE MLCK., General Rifle Club 2g Sportsmzufs Cl'1b 4: Band 2.34. JAMES LONJIN CordyU College Preparatory Key Club 213,45 Latin Club 2, Chess Club 3g Math Club 4g Triangle 45 Basket- ball Manager 2. IOLENE LOUISE LUKE ..JO,, General Future Nurses of America 3,4, Drama Club :Zg Nature Study Club 2, Sub-Deb Club 4. MARY ANNE McCLELLANN General Nature Study Club 2g Sub- Deb Club JOHN C. NICCREICHT, Ir. Bclvcdcrc,' College Preparatory Future Teachers of A- lnerica 3,4, Vice-President 4, Riile Club 2,44 Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 34 Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, Math Club 4, Latin Club 2g Spanish Club 3, Triangle 3,4, Busi- ness Manager 4g Nature Study Club 2, Chorus 2,3,4g Class Vice-President 4. VELMA RUTH McDIVITT uDiYiH General Rille Club 253,43 Drama Club 3,4. R. CARL Mcc:oN1cAL C , a , General V ii 1 ,A.: Sports1nan's Club 35 Foot- MARC X1AHAFFEY CLIFFORD R. MAINES General Electrical Drama Club 3,4g Bison Board 3,4, Adver- Future Fafmixfs of A1Ut'1'iC1i 1,2- tising Manager 4g Triangle 3, Band 2,3,4g Orchestra 3,45 Chorus 2,4g Music Librarian 2,3,4. ' BEATRICE NIAINES Bea,i Social Business Photography Club 2,3g Connnereial Club -lg Yarn Club 3,4g Sub-Deb Club 4. isa LARUE MAINS i'Sis Secretarial Nature Study Club 2g Drama Clu Commercial Club 3,4g Sub-Deb Club 4. ' + wxaiifs, 55? 31 b RUBY ROSELLA NIAINES .KGypSy,, General Rifle Club 45 Library Club 3,45 Typing: Club 35 Girls, Phy- sical Education Club 35 Sub- Deb Club 354. SAlWlNlY A. BIARANO Sain General Varsity Club 2,3545 Football 253,45 VVrestling 1,2,3,4. ANTHONY MARCO Tony,' General Sports1nan's Club 35 Orches- tra 2,3,45 Dance Band 23,45 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3.45 Bas- ketball 2,35 Baseball 253. JOSEPH S. MARSH Gobblev General NIARILYN ELAINE NIARTELL 'cSisU General Photography Club 45 Nature Study Club 25 Sub-Deb Club 3. 792 VIRGINIA JOAN MASON '4Ginnyv College Preparatory Future Nurses of Anierica 25 Latin Club 25 Math Club 45 Spanish Club 35 Typing Club DONNA JEAN NIELLOTT c'Malotu General Drama Club 2,3,45 Triangle 2,3,4, Art Editor 3,45 Orchestra 253,45 Girls' Dance Band 2,35 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Class Secretary 25 Dance Band 2,3,4. RUTH ANNE LIEYER Ram College Preparatory Future T-eachers of America 2,3545 Student Council 2,45 Treasurer 25 Latin Club 25 Tri- angle 25 Bison Board 2,3545 Typing Club 35 Archery Club 4, Secretary 45 Orchestra 2,3, 45 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 254. MARGARET ANN MITCHELL Margie Secretarial Connnercial Club 3,45 Drania Club 2,3,4, President 35 Bison Board 2,3,4, Chief Typist 45 Orchestra 2,3545 Dance Band 2,3,45 Girls, Dance Band 2,35 Band 253,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Class Vice-President 2. JAMES M. MOORE 'cJaggerU College Preparatory Rifle Club 25 Math Club 45 Chcss Club 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Typing Club 35 Football 2,3545 XVrcstling 3,45 Track 2. I MARTY LOU MUNDT Mcrt,' College Preparatory Class Sn-crctarv 3,44 Triangle . 2, Latin Club 2g Future Tcacli- crs of Anicrica 2,3,4, Vico- Presidcnt 3, President 4g Bison Board 2,3,4. Art Editor 3,44 Matb Club 4, Band 3.4. Music Librarian 3,4g Spanish Club 3. BIARIEL ANN BIUNRO uPatty', College Preparatory Future Tcacliers of Aint-rica 3, llitlc Club 3, Matli Club 4, Latin Club 2g Bison Board 23, 4, Associate Editor 3, Editor- in-cliicf 4g Orchestra 2.3,4g Chorus 253,41 Band DONNA JOYCE MURPHY HNllll'Pl1,, Secretarial Radio Club 2,3,4, Connncr- cial Club 3.4, Drama Club 2g International Relations Club 3: Dancc Band 3,4g Orchestra 2. 3,4g Cliorus 23, Band 2.3.4. JACK A. NIURRAY i'Moosc1nilliv General Sportsnianis Club 2.3g Na- ture Study Club 2, Varsity Club 3,41 Base-ball 2.3. LENA NIARIE NATOLI uLccn'l Bookkeeping Student Council 4, Coinincr- cial Club 2.3.4, Vice-Prcsidcnt 45 Drama Club 2,3,4g Intcruat- ional He-lations Club 3. S' Elin-it JANE NELSON 'iJauic Secretarial Radio Club 3,4, Reception- ist 3, Commercial Club 4 Dralna Club 2, Treasurer 2 Clicerlcadcr 2,3,4. JOHN B. OCDEN General Metal Basketball 28.4. RONALD OGDEN i'Buzzic-U A grieulture Futurc Farmcrs of Anicrica 1,2,3.4, Prcsidcnt 4. SUSAN R. OLSON Susic', College Preparatory Future Tr-aclicrs of America 3, Latin Club 2: Radio Club 4, Receptionist -1: Spanish Cub 35 Trianglc 253,43 Girls, Dance Band 3, Band 2,3,4, Dance Band 3,45 Cliorus 2,3,4g Or- clicstra 2,f3.4, Class Historian 2. FRANKLIN D. R. OWENS Franki' an H General 1 ' V Future lfarmcrs ot America ' 3.4, Rifle- Club 2,3.-1. NIICHAEL MARTIN PALNI 'iXIilceH College Preparatory Rifle Club 2, 45 Chess Club 3. 45 Latin Club 25 Nature Stucly Club 25 Chorus 2. ROBERT M. PARK IIUBERT C. PENOYER 'Tennyv College Preparatory Rille Club 45 Key Club 45 Math Club 45 Chess Club 3, 45 Chorus 4. SHIRLEY JEAN PENTZ BobH 'fleanien General General Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 2, Sub-Deb Club 4. 3, 4. Quartet singing K PJ during a pep assembly. Getting prepared for a hearty session . ,, -,, with Prof . PATRICIA ANN PETERS A few eonnnereial students say theylr working. Iwontler??r' SYLVIA JANE PETERSON Patti, General 1 Cvllefill Future Teachers of Aineriea 45 Latin Club Future Nurses of Amerieu 2, 3, 45 Latin 25 Drama Club 2, 3. 45 Triangle 3, 4, Feature Club 21 Library Club 35 Sub-Deb 3, 4. Eclitor 45 Sub-Deb Club SHIRLEY ANN PETERS BETTY JANE POLLICK .ACllIlC7kI6,, Shorty Secretarial ' General Photography Club 25 Commercial Club 3. Yarn Club 25 Connnereial Club 45 Sub-Deb Club 4, 84 DOROTHY ANN POOLE IIERMAN G. POTTER 'AIJUH' ul lc-ruin Social Business G9l10l'ill Metal Cjommg-rr-iul Clulj 3, 4, liuskt-tlmll Manager 2, 3, 4. JACQUELYN BIARIE POORNIAN CLARA PUIT 'flneliien MAIN Social Business General lllitmtfmgiuplix' Club 2g Counnereial Club -lg Nature Studx' Club 2g Sub-Deb Club 4g Yarn Club 3. -lg Sub-Deb Club 4. LllJl'klI'Y Club 2. Left: I wurin so easy, so Dunee Me Loose. . . . Someone bean' 21 GOOD joke? enter: lNlurv surx eys ililjllllllllg coun- tryside while tellow eolleugues look on. CContinuecl on page 4ll HELEN IRENE RAMEY IACQUELINE YVETZEL REED ul loneyu lueliie'l General General Future 'l'eael1ers ol. Anierieu 3, 45 Latin lliHe Club Z, 3, 4, Vice l'rc-sident 3, Secre- Club 24 Spanish Club 31 Draunu Club 3, 4, turx' 4g lluclio Club 3, 45 Spunisb Club 33 Secretary 3, President 4: Triangle 2, 3: Typ- l,llJ1'Lll'j' Club 3: Bison Board 2, 34 Chorus 2, ing Club 33 Student Couneil 2. 3. ' DONALD REA LEON A. REESE ul'l2lY,, i'Budl' General Metal General Radio Club 4. 35 W-1 CONSTANCE LOUISE RHOADS 'iConniev College Preparatory Latin Club 2, Drama Club 3, 4g Cliess Club 4, President Band 4, Orchestra 4. sY1.v1A JANE RINEHART 'KP ir' 1 General 2, 4. DONALD A. RICHARDS Ricl1eyU Automotive VOLNA ARLENE ROBINSON g'Vonnie General Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 4, Drama Club 2, Triangle 4, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Hillbilly Club 4. 2, 4. Magazine eontest Winners pose Witb their prizes awarded during the annual Christmas assem bly. C. LENNART RODEEN 'KSWede,, Agriculture Future Farmers of America l, JEAN ANN ROWLAND Bookkeeping Commercial Club 4, Presi dent 4, Drama Club 2, 3, Tri angle 3, 4, News Editor 4, Sub Deb Club 4, President 45 Clieer- leader 2, 3, 4. 36 CAROLINE ANN ROGERS c'Candv,' Secretarial Librarv Club 2, 3, 4, Ciee- President 4, Commercial Club 3, 45 Sub-Deb Club 3. 4. AARON R. ROVVLES ..Ai,, General Klcniliers 4 stitution. nf rmnn 30 admire their new con- BARBARA C. ROWVLES Bubbles General Hillbilly Club 3,44 Sub-D Club 3g Rifle Club 2. C. GEORGE SANKEY General Rifle- Club 23,45 Future lfarint-rs ot America l,2. KAY l. SAUNDERS nlfatien General llifiv Club 4: Latin Club 2: Drama Club 23,45 Bison Board i 2,3,4g Nature Stucly Club 25 Orchestra 2,3,4. JAMES A. SADOTI 'Pia' College Preparatory Nlatli Club 4g Latin Club eb -3. KIARIE F. ROWLES General Latin Club 25 Typing Club 3g Clmrus :2,3,4. IOANN P. SALAMONE joel, General Sub-Deb Club 4g Nature Study Club 25 Library Club 23.4. ANTHONY N. SANTINOCETO Ninn General fJl'L'lll'Sl1'2l 2,3,4g Dance Bancl 2.3,4g Band :'Z,3,4g Chorus 213,41 Football 23,44 Track 2. CLAUDE A. SAYERS M.-.N Sllgll' General Rifle Club 3,4. 37 RACHEL ANN SAYERS 'KRaL-lu-ln Secretarial Student Council 2g Connncr- cial Club 3,4g Draina Club 2.3, 4, President 2: Triangle 53: Band 2,3,4g Cluirus 23.4. DOROTHY SCHUCKER DOY, General Spanish Club 3: Latin Club 0 LAXVRENCE II. SHAFFER i'Teciiyl' General Latin Club 2: Baseball Klan- 'lmrpr 9 QL., .... MARGARET ELINOR SHAWV 'iMargie- College Preparatory Nature Study Club 2: Latin Club 2g Nlatli Club -lg Futura- Nursvs of Aint-rica 3,-1g Typing Club 53g Sub-Dt-b Club 3. ERNEST R. SHEESLEY Ernie Automotive Hillbilly Club 2. CILA bl. SCllUNVVAI,lJl4iR Cay Social Business Cmniuercial Club SA. Yarn Club 3,-lg Nature Study Club 21 Sub-lJL'b Club 53,-1. EDYVARD SCllUTZNlAN uSC'lllllZll'h General V-. , . Y 1 lriangle IJ,-lg Radio Club fm. -41 Clu-as Club 2g Nature Stucly Club flg llaslvtball 3. RAE IEAN LARUE SHAFFER ullauf' Secretarial cllllIlIlll'l'l'llll Club 53.41 Sub- Dt-lm Club 3.4. JOAN LEE SIIEARER 'fluanitf' General llillxi Club fig 'l'rianglt' 3: Natura' Stucly Club 2. SHIRLEY IOYCE SIIIFTER Sliirl General Stuclvul' Count-il 2g Library Club 53.4. l'rt-siclent 4g Nature Stucly Club 2. 38 7 952 M,.,.r fam: A group ot clrlwr cclun rtmu stuclints ff ceivc- IAMES K. SLOPPY Elixir General Futurc Tcacha-rs of America 4g Sp0rtsman's Club 4. BONNIE JEAN SMEAL HStI'lIIglJl'2llln Secretarial Library Club 3.4, Radio Club 3, Cmuuu-rcial Club 45 Drama Club 2, Sub-Deb Club 4, Chor- us 2,4g Band 2. MARVEN A. SMITH HSIIIIIIYU General Rifle Club 2, Clu-ss Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Basketball 2,3, 4. MONA JEAN STEVENS Rccl', Secretarial Naturc Stucly Club 2, Presi- dcnt 2, clOIIIIIIL'l'CIlll Club 3,45 Sub-Dcb Club 4, Sccrctary 4. O BARBARA SUZANN SMEAL i'Babs Salesmanship Drama Club 2, Cumrnercial Club 4, Yarn Club 3, Sub-Deb Club 3,44 Ilillbilly Club 4. GEORGE B. SNIEAL Agriculture Futurc FilI'IllCI'S of Anieriul l.2,3,4. CON STANCE MARIE SNOKE Connicv General IIMMIE L. STEVVART ifliuiv College Preparatory Spanish Club 34 Orchestra 4, Baud 23,45 Chorus 2,3,4g Kcy Club 4, Sm-nior Aclviser 4. 39 SANDRA STEWART 'KSandy', College Preparatory Future Nurses of Anreriea 4g Bison Board 2,3,4g Matli Club 4g Rifle Club 2,33 Typing Club 3g Latin Club 2g Spanish Club 3. TENA B. STURNIOLA Bunny,' General Nature Study Club 2. FREDERICK G. SWANSON DurangOv General Rifle Club :2,3,4, Vice-President 4g Coni- Inereial Club 3. SARAH L. SYKES General DOROTHY MAE STINER Dottyv General Yarn Club 3,4, President 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4g Sub-Deb Club 4g Hillbilly Club 3,4 NATALIE LARUE S .4M0Ca: General Sub-Deb Future Teacliers of America 3,4g Rifle Club 2,35 Latin Club 2g Bison Board 2,3.4, Business Manager 4g Typing Club 35 Sub- Deb Club 4. C.H.S.,s renown German Band entertains thc- spectators at a Basketball garne. Club 4. GWENDOLYN ANN SWALES uGWennie,' Secretarial Connnercial Club 3,4g Nature Study Club 2g Sub-Deb Club 4. WISHER AGNES LOUISE TAYLOR ..Aggie,, General Future Nurses of America 4g Rifle Club :2,3,4g Student Council 3,45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3g Typing Club 3. 40 MILDRED IRENE T 'gMitZiv General Future Teachers 0 Studv Club 2' Lutiu C' Tvpiug Club JOHN C. TODD Hot-Toclclyn College Preparatory Latin Club 2, Trvus Nature Study Club 2 Club 4g Football 2, 3, 4 Right: Is tlus 1 str ught lint- lrmu plge 359 CYNTHIA KAYE TROXELL Skippy', General Rifle Club 2,3,4g Drama Club 3.4g 'l'riauglc 2,3,4g Typing Club LESLIE E. TUBBS Lesh General LESLIE II. TURNER Lt-S Electrical llille Club 253.-lg Varsity Club 3.45 XVrc-stling 213,41 Track 253. KEITH UNIJEHCOFLER uMilie', General Metal REGINA ANN VALINIONT Flush-r', College Preparatory Latin Club 2g Yarn Club 2g Future Nurses uf Ameri- ca 35 Typing Club 35 Span- isb Club 35 Triangle 3,4. 7952 PAUL VENERICK Sun General Nature Study Club 2g Cbess Club 3. JOSEPH VIOLANTI -loci' General Rifle Club 2,31 Sports- Hlllll,S Club PATRICIA ANN VVAGNER 0Pat', General Typing Club 3: Math Club 45 Drama Club 2. SUE CAROL WALKER Susie-i' General Rifle Club 2,35 Sports- Cuuneil 3g Yarn Club 35 Sub-Deb Club 3,43 Hillbilly Club 4. ALEX D. WARD Uiuit-ky' Electrical Stageeraft Club 2,3,4. GLORIA LOUISE WVAROQUIER Bill Secretarial Student Council 2,4, Sec- retary 4g Radio Club 3,4g Comuu-reial C l u lm 3,4g Drama Club 25 International Relations Club 3. JOHN VV. YVATERLOO 'illocliyy General E. DEAN YVERTZ MEIIHCYU General INIERLE WIGFIELD General RICHARD VVILEY Eiguuts'l Bookkeeping C om me r cial Club 3: Dance Conuuittcc' 3,4g Na- ture Study Club 2g Cliorus 9 PATRICIA ANN VVILLIAM S upatn Salesmanship Pbotograpby Club 35 Com- ilivruiul Club 3,49 Yarn Club 3, Vice-Presicln-ut 3g Sub- Dcb Club 4, Vice-Prvsiclm-ut -1: llillbilly Club -1. RICHARD M. YVILLIANIS uDick College Preparatory Rillc- Club 4. REBECCA LEE XVILT 'Alien-kyl' General Pliotograpliy Club 2: Sub- D4-b Club 4. LORRAINE YVISE General Sub-Deb Club 2,35 Drama Club 25 Nature Study Club 0 BARBARA YVISOR 'Barb' General Pliotograpliy Club 253g Yarn Club 4g Sub-Deb Club 4. kv 'Q' WS E 'iq' f'A si5 , .:4, 3 fi4Yzi !z!,.-14: N I We A ns. Economies students' originality is displayed r . weekly in room 15. JACK H. WISOR K. GILBERT SVOODEL Agriculture K0b0,' Future Farmers of America General Metal 1'2,3'4' Basketball 2. JOANNE E. WRICLEY ..J0,, LYNN YEACER General College Preparatory Student Council 35 Chess Club 4g Latin Club 2g Drama Club 2,3,4g Typing Club 3g Orchestra 2,3,4g Dance Baud 3, 4g Girls, Dance Band 3g Band fZ.,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Bison Board 2,3,-4. JOHN W- YOUNG MARY LOU ZIMMERMAN J- WF' trim College Preparatory General KCY Club 273,43 Lilfill Club Photography Club 2,3g Tvp 24 Spanish Club 33 Nature ing Club ' ' Study Club 2g Band 28,45 Orchestra 2,3,4g Chorus 23,45 Dance Band :2,3,4. x , - fix X N 4, N is-l3'3'f64sf-T5 'K AED '53 Dear Pop, 'l As always, and we find that at la time has passed quick y st we, who were once bewildered sophomores, are now about to end our careers as juniors. A During the year a selected member each junior homeroom rep- resented us in the Student Council. We can also look back on a year chucked full of good athletes. in We had many juniors the all-sch ool play, NCheaper JUYIIOTM of by the Dozenn and also the minstrel, n3how- boat.n K As we look forward to our senior year, we can also review our past year with much pride. XIXQILQ.. ' N Hifff Img. v+fA'f ' fz' ' ' 131-1-i, 0 ' 'M y , l 2 JUNKOR '53 Jfvnuz, Boom. 73 Bottom Row: B. Parks, N. Patterson, WV. Lnnmdne, MQ-Fzlyc, I. Axeison, M. Mc'Corklc. B. llannilton, A. Irwin, E. Snccldon, N. SPill'lgit'l'. Second Row: D. Svess, C. Lydu, Pr. Kincudc, I.. Unch, M. Hngncy, Il. XVuh1skz1, G. Kcnnurci. E. Iohnson, M. Spincilu, V. Fnhrcr, M. Curito, 1. Svl1in'lshcrge1'. Third Row: J. Johnston, D. Cilnott, B. Long, QI. Spingola, P. fxlitchvll, K. livnns, R. Se-ifridgc-, B. Fink, P. Laarish, NV. Parks, J. Sturnioio, D. ML-Nlullen, N. Pvtcrs. Jfonuz, Hmm, I6 Bottom Row: B XX72lH2lL'k', J. Gardner, F. Dickey, KI. Snyder, P. Ogden, B. Potts, I. Dah: A. Gill, B. jordan. Second Bow: B. Davis, E. Xl. Bowles, P. Eggers, B. Cupplcs, D. Schickling, AI. Shoino, R. Valiniont, P. Ciupsacidlv, D. NVilliiuns, L. Mains. Third Row: C. Iimkos. B. KJXVUIIS, D. Lansbcrry, B. Koval, F. ML-Cioskvy, D. Miller, D. IIRIIICY, F. Cordon, Il. Conklin. K. Slnlgurts. Fourth Row: K. Rowlcs. F. P4-rrinc, S. VVigginQ. QI. Hoover, C. Smith, AI. Schickling, I. Rvilly, J. Shaftncr, E. Caldwell. 46 Home, Mmm- 79 Bottom Row: I. Spingoia, M. Burnett, N. Czxlvellu, -I. Brown. P. Lawhc-ud, M. Ducks-tt. R. Cola-, A. Cairns, P. Recd, C. Venerick, D. Carlisle. Second Row: B. Dale, S. Johnston, I. YVQIH, I. litlf.fl'I', R. Murtvli, M. Kramer, L. Maurer, C. IXIcCurw-y, D. Builvy, C. Cairns, Mt-Ne-el, N. Thomas. P. Brown. Third Row: J. Crzuncr, D. Schut-kn'1', C. Kurtz, K. NV11lluu-. T. Bcuhun, IC. Kia-tt. Nl. P1-oplcs, -I. Nlutiuck, C. Yeugvr, R. Live-rgood. Zlzmuz, Room, 27 Bottom Row: E. Milli-r, P. Taylor, BI. Hipps. A. Koxulick. -I. Lum-hut. K. Rumsky, A. Foster. D. Dit-hl, P. Ki1'i.1'l'. Second Row: B. Bradford. R. Lockm-tt. Nl. Killt-sn, T. Pylc, V. XVQITSTTOIII, P. Brion, R. llolvs. C. Dunlap, C. McClure. Third Row: C. Calhoun. I. Koihv, C. F1'Ct'i3C1'Q. XY. So111L'rx'illL-. Il. jury, L. Kassah, B. Billottv, II. Smith. D. Roy-cr. Fourth Row: Cowdrirk, T. lizlltsock. L. llurricr, D. Demi, S. Fink. I. Stinc-r. B. Thorn. B. NVvstcott, H. Bc-ii. 47 Jlomn, Room, 23 Bottom Row: E. Hugar, I. Murray, J. Quinn, J. Marsh, C. Couclriet, H. Wliitcv, M. Lomlmrclo P. Valliinont, H. XVilson. Second Row: B. Lcigcy, ll. llarusti, B. Mraz, C. Mcllott, N. Rhone H. Potter, I. Cuhcllo, M. Luzicr, L. Frce1n0.n. Third Row: P. R-cud. M. Pyle, P. Tihhcns, R Swislmr, C. OlShcll, I. Bell, H. Picard, B. lVTCl'l'l'H'fS'lll, A. XVhaling. Fourth How: A. Shirey, A Cllll2t1'GHZ2l, I. Olmvs, I. Iizuncs, D. Howlvs, R. Thompson, R. Ogclf-n, D. Hougcux, B. Evans -I. Evans. Jlomp. Room, 28 'UHF' Bottom Row: L. B't'klllS9lgl'lk'l11', B. Gilliland, P. Hitc, A. Shaw, M. Howc, L. DuFour, E. Pxothrock, M. Shimcliock, VV. Mitchell, D. Cowclcr, D. Mcrrificld, N. More-clith, NVisor. Second Row: E. Buck, C. Lcitzingcr, S. Sonsvr, N. Swcely, R. Hughes, S. Carter, E. Chase E. VVutson, S. Baer, S. Millar, S. Kuhns, M. Hile. Third Row: G. Anderson, H. Brown, G Rcnuucl, B. Vokcs, F. lXIL'Kl'I1ZlI,t, R. Rocssucr, B. VVinslow, D. Rhone, G. Bvaltl, C. Violanti A. Hclsel, T. McDowell. : A 48 mdzdnwzolfanpenfaq, . , .165 an if ' t k: 'Vila Bottom Row: -I. c:ll1'lCy, II. RCitIllj'C1', A. Hmvh-s, IJ. TI'i1JUllt'j', F. c:Ll5ll1lN'IlfU, .-X. Burr.-tt K. Flm-gal. Second Row: Il. 'I'IlI'Ill'I'. R. IIkl1'pK'l'. Y. Luzivr. B. liiclumcls, A. Kylvr, ll. lioyv11 D. A1'dilI'f' Third Row: IC. l42lllXi'l'. XI. Xlzlrtm-ll, E. Luzivr. Y. Stllruiulu, D. Irwin, -I. LYIICII, C, Iji'tf'1'5 -I. lilucly. -19 guniom flacifzic and jhnp, Bottom Row: I. McDowell, A. Proud, J. Zacconc, B. Baer, D. Sliiplcy, G. Turner, B. Goss. Second Bow: R. Rafferty, D. L. Iorclun, D. Sloppy. K. Dixon, D. Kirk, P. Conway, D. Short. Third Row: D. Bowles, F. Howell, J. Bonsall, R. Snyder, J. Hamilton, B. Croft, WV. Laurin-li, T. Hugur. gum-L and, gppfwmm Bottom Row: T. Coudriet, E. Hamilton, J. Dixon, I. Konioncc, A. Hess, C. Powcll. Second Row: L. Gruffius, P. Pry. A. johnson, B. Knepp, D. Boyer, I. Kolbc, D. McGovern. Third Row: C. MQ-Divitt, XV. VVilliarnS, A. Larson, L. Harrier, VV. Somerville, C. Dunlap. 50 D 33: Sophomorc Dear Pop, It has taken three years for us, the underclassmen of Clearfield High, to achieve what we once had thought to be a high scholastic position, as the upperclassmen of junior high. Now, it will take three more years until we can feel the same way. We, the sophomores, have elected for our class leaders: president, Jim Morgan' vi - president, Mary Jane Sayer ark: treas Cl Qc , ce sg secretar urer, Bill K Jim Canav y, Jack ennard and historian an. We also elected sev 4z, council members to N532 ' U I eral student represent our class. We are also proud that many of our boysf were outstanding in the fields of football basketball, wrestling baseball, and track This year students of the high school includ img the sophomores used tre YMCA for swimming nstead of having our regular gym class The all school play ca t ha in it fo members of tre sophomore class The play nCheaper by the Dozen W was a smash success all respects The sophomores also had a large representation in the minstre nShowboatH which was produced in March On May 29 our hearts w o as school f e e filled with lnally concluded 1 J il '. , Y J. ' l::, - s s d ur 5 1 . L 0 , , c in . ' . l, , J Y ' - . O Uh M of 4 j rx iris? C x 50? all if , 1 I Home, Hamm, 7 Bottom Row: M. VI. XYiggins. E. hllliIN'S, P. Swisht-r, Xl. L. Xlzlrtoii. M. Siitwslvy. C. -Iordzin X. Fistvr. M. xiL'cil'C'k1Liil', I. A. XViHiums, NI. Botd Second Row: Nl. A. Richards. C. filllillllll -I. P0i1e'1'itc', Xl. PllShIllUI'l', E. Sorhcra. L. Guy. VI. llzuld. S. ci2liCiNK'L'ii. E. IYCNYINHII. Xl. Xlcliridz' S. Kolhv. Third Row: N. Dukv. K. XViso1', I.. Solis, IJ. Smith. RI. Fidhugton. B. St-hunts NI. Fortum-, C. A. Smith, Xl. XVulker. Fourth Row: -I. xiL'cikll'Yl'y. -I. Biimcuzzo. H. Spiiguolo R. L1-vin. A. Howh-s, C. Sudoti. Zlvnm Horam, 2 Bottom Row: IC. cjtllli-l'l', L. St-vac. C. BllllliDil1'jI,1.'I'. Il. Nhirtvll, A. c:tlINi3l'ikl. D. Brown. li. Bon I. Logc-nhurg. P. Lot-kctt. Second Row: P. RL'iilHf'k'1', L. Kylvr. S. Cil'1l1'i111I't. I. Irxiii. IC. Curm I B, Irwin, C. xViiSlJllL'l'Ui'-i. C, Kennurd. Third Row: NY. Xvfi. E. XYiliimns. I. Fink. H. ltishvl V. NIcCh-lien. C. NIL-Cau'y, G. English. S. Rohh. -I. czltutk. Fourth Row: B. Oxwim. T. Bull. lx Chnupu. P. Mitt-In-Il. T. Smoke-. I. Xliclmvls, F. XIQUIIIIISOII. D. Kuvpp. 52 Zlofrm Room, 5 Bottom Bow: E. XYclclcr. S. loncs. L. Call. H. Luficr, B. Cue-lich, D. Kylcr, E. J. Murtcll. I' jordan. Sccond Row: S. Cliscwliitc, D. O'Dell, P. Magnuson, K. Young, K. XYisor, B. L. Stincr li. Spudc. C. Wligficld, E. Davis. Third Row: B. Bray, P. Broad, IC. Marys, S. Pcntz ,E. Brown -l. l:1'llJi'I'gf, S. Ogdcn, B. BQ-ll, E. Davis. Fourth Row: E. Butlcr, ID. Luncc, XV. Lyons, D Counnino. IC. Moors. C. Xylgllkllllllll. 'lf llcaslcy. A. Sorlicrai. R. Xloyvix JKUIYLQ, Hamm, 8 l Bottom Row: L. Lulric. Cf. Tlnirstou, NI. L. XVl'lQl1'f', P. Str-wurt. D. Krislu-r, -I. Brown, C ' Dnllcn. I. lfox. XI. Duulv, RI. Robinson. Second Row: E. lixauis, ll. Laird. Nl. Dcitxcl, B Cuclich. NI. Godin. .-X. Nlcflmckcn. L. Anclcrson, Xl. j. S1151-rs, ll. Suicul. P. Huy, J. Tlionms Third Row: XI. Ellucll. Al, Poolc, N. Coxvclcrg C. Adquns, I. Accorclino. C. Sun-ul, I. Ccppcrl. C Crissinun, K. -Iohuaon. Fourth Row: ll. XVillizuns, Al. Nicholson. CI. Nlitcln-ll. B. Kcnnzu'd. A NlcNully. 'I. Ogdcn. Il. llclscl. E. Iiulcr, -I. Czliiuxnii. l 5:3 l 11 Hump, Room, 27 Bottom Row: J. Sliomo, E. Scheuck, D. VVQ-stcott, B. Vlfliitc, B. Rullcli, S. Davis, L. Bain, F Ncin. Second Row: C. Hynd, B. Swislicr, B. Patterson, P. Cisrmvlnitc, C. Coss, P. jury, C Crulmm, B. Wilson, J. McDonald. Third Row: J. Knopp, C. McDowm-ll, B. Lulu-, M. Cupzltcll E. C,lI'l'C'IN', I. Burns, P. Bend, E. Thompson, P. llc-rlx-rt, R. llutuliings. Fourth Row: l . Rmscll E. Conway, G. Heed, YV. Foz, L. Wiisv, C. Prio:-, 'l'. Slmgurts, M. Slmivc-ly, B. Clark, B Vazlimont, F. Coglcy. B.Tl1omas. Jfomp, Hmm- 34 lgmmw . ....o it JN'Ti WT2q4:7-' Bottom Bow: C. jolmson, J. Blake, E. Sllugcrts, E.. Bll'l'l'llitll, P. Wriglvy, M. Maxm'y, B. Klinc L. Km-pp, M. Jordan, V. Ilcss, B. Coon. Second Bow: B. McGuugl1vy, V. Krvplmrt, A. Norris D. Klim-, M. Foster, S. McConigal, M. LCilL'll, N. Vlfvstcott, ll. Crulmm, ul. Cutlvr, L. Billottc- J. Lucas. Third Bow: N. Pzlsjsmorc, J. Iioovvr, Boul, P. NflCc:1'k!L'lil'll, D. Bowvry, S. Killltl'Il N. Holt, S. Curtis, L. Martell, Al. Lzmsb'v1'ry, C. Price-. Fourth Row: D. llolluncl, C. lrvlzmd, Al Fosts-r, J. Moorc, Muines, D. Kollw, L. Mullvu, C. VVulkvr, D. Burtlvy. 54 v n jophomffuz, Quia and fmpnnmq, - . .. at , 'fir' Q K Bottom Row: J. Curry. G. Kovall, KI. Hoyt. R. Dale. H. Law, C. Thurston, J. CLltl1G1'Illllll. nl lived. B. 'll-nts, I. Hung-lm, R. XVillizuns, B. SlHlH.Cl', A. Young. Second Row: D. Evans, D Cliscxxhit-0, C. O,Sl1el1, ll. Cutler, B. Knvpp, I. VVvrtz, XV. Kitcln-n, li. White, G. BlcGonigul. II Condon, B. Dvnnis, C. llninscy, S. CTQITCHIIQIIC, K. Slminnncl. Third Bow: E. Ztlftlllilll, E. Myr-rs -I. Ogdvn, B. Farwell. li. F1'COI1li1lI, F. Haines, D. Ilnrlcy, D. Spingolu, C. Lmin. P. NVintc-rs G. Fyv, Il. Frantz. S. Dnlc-. jvphommn, flncbulc and, 'WZa.chj1fLQ, Shop. Bottom Bow: I. Hull, H. Lytle, E. Haines, H. Sclnlckcr, E. Sll,U1JC', D. Evans. R. Own-ns. B 'I'olxiz1s. D. Rowlcs. Second Row: I. Builor. D. Litz, J. Ogden, D. Owl-ns, D. Builvy. I. Xlorgnn I.. Lzlrson, NI. Butler. B. NlcKeown, D, Q:C1lI'l1i11'i. 55 KAT E D ear Y op , P I Thls past gear has been one of vigorous actlvltv , whlch has been hlghllgghted bv the all- s cho ol play , the mlnstrel , the pr om, and manv others . U P . . Our first maln actlvltv was the wx I H alles chool play , Whl ch was well rep- S H resented bg members from all three classes . The plav was an ontstandlng E success, but lt was made even more so O H bv the Ylne act ing and production g - . whl ch was handled by Mrs . Bl glev and . llls s Harris . The s econd blgg activity on the enormous agenda was our annual mlnstrel , N U 1 - , . Showb oat . Tnls s ensatlonal produotlon , directed bg Hr. 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Smith, M. L. NVrigley. I. Filsiugcr Cfaculty adviserl, E. Butler, F, Russell. Dear Pop, No one knows better than you the hard work, confusion, and fun which is always present in the preparation of the Bison. Always trying to beat the deadline for publishing the Annual, the busy members of the club perpetually crowded the physics, lab. The sophomores and juniors, along with the help of the adver- tising manager. Marc Mahatley, completed the soliciting, while the business man- agers, ,lanie Gray and Sarah Sykes, took care of the financial affairs. Competition was held to select the most literary sophomores and juniors to compose the articles. Margie Mitchell and her helpers were continually typing captions and articles trying to keep abreast of the numerous photographs taken by Frank Russell. Art editor Marty Mundt, spent considerable time looking for original ideas and applying her artistic touch throughout the book. The worries and work of plan- ning and laying out the dummy were assumed by editor-in-chief Patty Munro with much valuable aid from associate editor Nancy Sweely. All of the clubis work was carefully guided by our new adviser, Mr. Iohn Filsinger. 64 grwgafa malt swat Band Dear Pop, The C.H.S. Band, supervised by 4'Proi', Kuhns, once again played for all football games. and journeyed by chartered bus to out-of-town encounters. The members marched along diligently and faithfully in all kinds of Weather. They also furnished entertainment at various times throughout the school year in as- semblies, playing many selections which have become favorites of the student body as Well as the band. During the Winter months they practiced tirelessly for the annual spring concert. Eight students were among those who participated in the North Central District Band at VVellsboro, April 3, 4, 5. Those selected were Ioanne YVrigley, Iinnnie Stewart, Donna Mellott, John Young, Rebecca Hughes, Austin Helsel. Marlene Duckett, and Bernard Koyal. the All-Star-Band. 65 Selected members of our band prep ut to lm U4 for DuBois where they will represent Cltufitld in gfwgaa Jaya sflwpr 0 ' ,,,,,...Qgm3E , K sz? Dear Pop, If the day were Tuesday, Wednesday, or Friday, the period were the third, and the air were Hlled with the mellow strains of 'Coming Thru the Ryen, Ride the Chariotw, or The Dream of Olwenv, only one conclusion could be drawn-the Mixed Chorus, directed by Harold Kuhns, Was practicing for the annual spring concert. The Choruses met and practiced separately also, the boys on Monday and the girls on Thursday. Selected from Clearfield High to attend the North Central District Chorus held at Emporium, were Diana Confer, Rebecca Hughes, John McCreight, who also went to State Chorus, Austin Helsel, Susan Olson, Hose- mary Cochrane, jimmy Lee Stewart, Cecil Belford, Donna Mellott, Ruth Meyer, Lois Maurer, and Margie Mitchell. All had a marvelous time at the annual festival. to rt-l1va1'st 66 District Chorus members gather round the pi mo h1l'lIlTD0l'S of the District Orchestra from Clear- lielcl prepare to leave for Mansfield. gfwpm High iclwnl, Ummm Dear Po J, l Violins. yiolas, cellos, bass yiols. clarinets. oboe, bassoon. trumpets. troniboues, French horns. snare clruin, cymbals, tynipani, all made up the C. H. S. Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Mr. VVillia1n Stacltmiller. Five lnenibers traveled to Central District Orchestra. Those attending were Margaret Nlitchell, Rebecca Hughes, Marc Nlaliatfey, Donna Murphy ancl Donna Xlellott. The most impor- tant undertaking of the organization was playing for the all-school play at the Lyric Theatre in February. Late in JH1ll1ill'y. llebecca Hughes was selected to atteucl the All-State Orchestra Festival in XVilliainsport. 67 Qanco, d5'arwL Dear Pop, Some enjoy listening to Kjazzv, While others favor the good old-fashioned Waltz. Whatever the taste, the C. H. S. Dance Band Was able to satisfy it. Every Tuesday about 3:35, the more versatile members of the concert band could be found in Boom 3 of the junior high. Under the capable tutelage of UProf', Kuhns, they gave vent to their pent-up feelings in the annual Minstrel, Shovvboatv. They also provided inusic for the after-school dances in the gym. Sw 1 6116 5 .. 4- 4. First Row: I. Foster, B. Long, K. Undercoffer, E. Braid. Second ROW: A. Sliirey, C. Renaud, C. Price, C. McGonigal, F. Linglc, I. Sloppy, B. Clark. Third Row: L. Kephart, C. NValker, T. Hartsock, D. Rhone, F. Perrinc, I. Sturniolo, D. McMullen, B. Vokes, Ettaro, B. Billotte. Dear Pop, The Sportsmanis Club, as in past years, was for boys interested in hunting and fishing. The clubis main objectives were studying game and fishing laws and helping boys to become more skilled in these outdoor activities. Officers this year Were james Ettaro, president, Fred Perrine, vice president, and Tom Hart- sock, secretary-treasurer. Club adviser was Mr. Bohlender. 68 mme gm Bottom Row: E. Braid, F. Swanson, N. Thomas, D. Rafferty, -I. Olnies, I. Km-pp, C. Sayers, A. Proud Second Row: B. Levin, A. Taylor, V. McDiVitt, I. Hoover, I. Spingola, McCreight, J. Ettaro, NV. Parks, Reed Third Bow: V. Robinson, P. Brown, L. Beauscigner, B. Bowery, A. Norris, V. McClellan, S. Robb, D. Bowles, M. Palm, B. Owens, P. Smith Cadviscrj Fourth Row: I. Unch, K. Boyer, L. Turner, C. Sankcy, I. Clark, D. Shipley, 1. McDowell, F. Owens Fifth Row: D. Williams, D. Bartley, N. Cowd-er, R. Thomas, N. Barrett, A. Davis, B. Baer, I. Confer Sixth Bow: T. Ball, J. Spinola, E. Iniler, C. Yeager, B. Farwell, D. Evans B Penoyer, D. Craflius Dear Pop, Along with the numerous other clubs, the Rilie Club got off to a good start. The number of students interested this year Hlled three groups, not including the varsity shooters. The varsity had a dual match with Bradford High, losing it on total score, but outpointing them in prone. This gave Clearfield a good chance at the Northwestern P. I. A. A. title, which scores only in the prone position. Our officers were: Alvin Proud, president, Fred Swanson, vice-president, Iackie Reed, secretary, Elmo Braid, treasurer, and executive orlicer, Dick Rafferty. The club was again under the direction of Mr. Paul Smith.-' Hey, Hank, let's he fer gettin' out of the way! 69 ofibfzaaq. fluff Dear Pop, Seated: B. Nlcllauglicy L. Cuy. ll. Haines, P Herlcin, M. Hile, M Lombardo, S. Shifter Standing: E. Ilugar, M Luzier. j. Salamonc, B Smeal, A. Nic-Cracken, l' Rl4itIlN'f'l'l', D. Fyc, IC W'illiains, NI. Bruner, C Thomas, X. Passrnorc, IC Sorbera. B. Schnars. Cu-elich. P. Iordan, Haines. B li During the course of the year the library club, under the supervision of Nliss Marion Dole, was one of the most active clubs ot C.H.S.g each ot the mem- bers spent at least one period a day in the library doing innumerable tasks, caring for and cleaning books. receiving and checking books, and assisting in reference work. The officers tor the past year Were: Shirley Shifter, presidentg Caroline llogers. vice-president. Nlargaret Lombardo. secretary, Seated: B. Mohney, E. Hallstrom, P. Learish, E. Caldwell. Standing: R. Rafferty, J. Bonsall, S. Centra, S. Bloom lfacul- ty adyiserl, I. Biancuzzo, B. Fink, T. Donner, I. Cranlcr, A. Wlard. .Siaq1acna,ZL Klub Dear Pop, YVith Bob Fink, presidentg Ed Hallstrom, vice-presidentg Ted Donner. secretaryg and Earl Caldwell, treasurer. the Stagecraft Club performed many jobs impertant in the daily life of the school. Taking care of the lighting for the all- school play and the minstrel. as Well as for the regular auditorium programs gave the members Valuable experience. Under the direction of Mr. Sylvan Bloom, they Worked the public address system for the assemblies and handled all the radio programs. 70 Bottom Row: V. Mason, H. Penoyer, B. llertlein, B. Iloover, I. Cray, M. Harris, I. Kncpp, S. Stewart, I. Coon. Second Row: P. Munro, M. Smith, CFaculty Adviseri, P. Wagner, D. Berry, B. Brush, M. L. Mundt, I. McCreight, E. Canoe, -I. Sadoti, P. Jury, M. Shaw. mm grub Dear Pop, One of the most valuable organizations in our high school was the Math Club. It was open to all seniors taking Trigonometry, to make it possible for them to learn the finer details of higher math. Learning how to use the slide rule, and studying various other problems proved a challenge to our high school mathe- maticians. Acting as oltieers Were: president, Myrtle Harris, vice president, jim Knepp, and secretary. Jessie Bell. The club was under the supervision of Mr. Miles Smith. 69hvfv4MPlU1f 611112 Dear Pop, Seated: B. Cuelich, R Laird, C. Graham, K Wlisor, L. Kyler, P VVrigley, M. Meflreadic Standing: I. Freeberg, D Kyler, pl. McDonald, M Ciswhite. M. Martell, W Higgins, R. Ogden, G Anderson. The Photography Club was certainly very active around C.H.S. this year, The picture awards of 1951 were attractively exhibited in our halls and the ad- viser, Miss Amy Reno, showed several movies on photography. Helping to carry out the club's purpose, which was to help members to become better photograph- GTS, Were VVHIICII Higgins, president, and Martha Fortune, secretary. Tl J- 4 --'H f Fortune, V. Kephart. P Qfzama, gm- SQIIIIYL 'likiwmi . V Seated: Il. lhnney, B. Hughes, D. Nlellott, S. Cnelieh, C. Bhouds, 1. Slit-1n'er. bl. XVriglcy, Buird. Second Row: S. Miller. J. Crnlunn. L. Moines, Il. Potter, V. My-Divitt, D. Confer, '- ,- ,P . B. D. Diehl, A. Irwin, V. Condon, C. Clover, I. Biglex' tFue11ltx' Adxiiserl, G. Iinhler. NI. Mitchell. L. Namtoli, E. llothroek, E. Johnston, C. Kennard,' P. Brion., K. Saunders, B. Sayers, C. Trox S. Peterson. Dear Pop, All over C.H.S. Were signs advertising the all-school play, uCheuper hy the Dozenfi XVhen the play was over, there was ll general sigh of relief among the members hecuuse the long nights of practice and hard work were over. In their place was the deserved pride of completing a 'ijoh well done. Throughout the year there were drills on speed, poise, and confidence. The oiticers of the clnh were Helen Barney, president, Diana Confer, Vice president, Connie Clover, sec- retary, and Verlee Condon, treasurer. Besides supporting the school play, the club dramatixed plays at the Fourth VVard School and ut P.T.A. meetings, Mrs. June Bigley was in charge of the junior-senior groups, and Miss Bettv Harris was the sophomore adviser. Qfzama, gm, - jophomnme, B. XVhite, -I. Second Row: B. l,llliC. KI. pl. i reelmrg, Cznnhriu, T. Ceurlmrt, M. Third Row: C. Kennard ll. llelsel, B , 72 Bottom Row: NI. Hohinsion, ell. B. Risliel B. Ruueh xIL'GLlI'Yl'y B. Kl'llIlllI'll McCreudie L. Bain, A Shugurts, S L. Wlrigley C. llynd M. Deitzel . Harris flfne nlty Adxiserl. .is ., W jgkffw ,. ,Q wxwbma, , ' ' - com gm Dear Pop, Une of the largest clubs in was the junior and Senior Sub-Deb under the direction of Mrs. Alvertu Snyder. They started oft by having programs dealing with right and Wrong social graces. These programs revolved around the purpose of the club, to help girls improve their personality. poise, grooming, and etiquette. The officers We1'e president lean Howltuidg vice president Patricia VVilliams5 secretary Mona Stevensg treasurer, Roseinary Brigandi. Throughout the year guest speakers Were heard and hobbies were shown by the members of the club. Members of the Sub-Deb Club look over their display for the lied Cross boxes. 73 Svphvnwm 51117 - Q26 Klub Seated: B. Swisher, B. Patterson M. YVallcer, S. Caldwell, M. jordan S. Pentz, P. Stewart, D. Krishcr L. Billotte, J. Cutler. Standing C. llynd, J. Shomo, M. Passurore L. Solis, B. Bell, P. jordan, E Martell, M. Martell, M. Sheesely S. McGonigal, M. Manley, J Thomas, K. Johnston, D. Brown, A Snyder Cfaculty aclviserj. Dear Pop, The members of the Sophomore Sub-Deb Club With the help of their adviser, Mrs. Alverta Snyder, learned the right and Wrong ways of social grace. Throughout the school year this club had guest speakers. Helping the girls, etiquette, grooming, poise, and personality was the club's purpose. The officers of the Sub-Deb Club are: president, Marla lordon, vice president, Sally Caldwellg secretary, Delores Krisher, treasurer, Laura Billotte. swim gwwz Bottom Row: T. Shugarts, D. Spingola. Second Row: Al. McCreight, M. Clark. il. Clark, B. Kennard. Third Bow: J. Matlack, J. Zaccouc, L. Xatoli, -I. Axelson. M. Mcflarvey, Fourth Row: J. Knepp, D. Berry, R. Meyer, E. Boal, F. Dickey. Fiftlq Bow: B. WViuslow, C. NVaroquier, A. Taylor, B. Pritts, Qfaculty aclviserj, P. Rear . Dear Pop, Gollv, the Christmas program this year that the student council put on Was a dillyl Never have I laughed so hard as when Jimmy Knepp, vice-president, danced across the stage in his bal- lerina costume and when Duane Berry, president, made his grand entrance as Santa. Gloria NVaroquier, the corresponding secretary, and Bill Kennard. treasurer, assisted in collecting money for the Red Cross drive and paid programs. Under the supervision of Mr. Bert Pritts, this stu- dent organization provided opportunities for students to accept and practice the privileges and the responsibilities of good citizenship. 74 Jwwqie Bottom How: N. Patterson. S. johnson, I. Green, li. XYatson, 1. Thomas. K. johnson. B. Baird. L. Lnbieh. Second Row: li. Shntzman, J. Loniin. J. Gillespie tiacnlty adyiserl. B. l'aitterson. NI. NYall4er, C. lroxcll, S. Peterson. ul. Rowland, li. clll2lSlt, Ol. Xleffreiglit, S. Olson. Al. Sllearer. ll. xlllllllllilll. Dear Pop. Although the stall of the schcol paper. The Triangle. did not provide the stu- dent body with many editions this year. we are happy to know that for the coming year there are plans to publish a better and newsier paper. Under the supervision of Miss -lane Gillespie. the staff experimented with th mimograph machine in hopes that the paper might be published more frequently, and have the latest news. The members again Wrote school news for the Progress. Nlembers of the staff included Emily Chase. editor-in-chiefg -lean Howland. news editorg Sylvia Peterson. feature editorg Donna Nlellott. art editorg Frank Cardon and Ed Schutl- man. sports editors. and .Iohn NlcCreight and .loan Shearer were in charge of busi- ness aftairs of the paper. Bl0llllJt'I'S ol' room 22 enjoy the first issue ot the 'l'rlliangle. 'F' IJ Bottom Row: D. XVilliams, S. Caldwell, A. Beish, L Fullington Ctfaeulty Ad- viserj, D. VViley, C wVigllll1HilI1, M. Peoples P. jury, C. Leitzinger. 'UML 61146 Dear Pop, Danna, fvmmdfm Dear Pop, This Vear the Dance Committee did not elect officers since each member has an equal part in all of the clubis activities. There were three seniors, three juniors, and two sophomores in the club with Bliss Fullington as their adviser. The members planned dances held after school and after basketball games in the gym. They made cokes available to those attending the dances. Music was fur- nished by C.H.S. dance band. Seated: D. Stiner, J. Poor man, B XVisor, M. Marley berry, E. Shugarts, P Tibbens, Baer, D Croft. Behind Desk: B Xlaines, Il. XVhite, YV XViterow, E. Laurie CFaeulty A d Y i se r D , C Sehonxxalder. I. Spingola Nl. Brown. This year the Yarn Club, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Laurie, elected the following officers: Sibbie Baer, presidentg Beatrice Maines, vice presi- dentg and Dotty Stiner, secretary. This is strictly a female gathering Where the girls learn how to make articles from yarn, During their meetings the girls prac- ticed knitting scarfs, mittens, socks, and other knitted goods. 76 C. XVllSUl1Cl'0ft, Lans- Duane Bock Tom Bowser Stan Fink Dave Gallaller Robert Goss Tom Hartsoek Ierrv Knepp Paul Learish james Barry David Miller Kay Shugarts Dean Triponey Johnny Johnston Dean Seese Les Turner Anthonv Aeeorclino Bernard Billotte .laek Bodle Douglas Commino jim Barry Bob Carns Vernon Daughertv Bob Fink Um, Jrwflzall. Vern Luzier Sam Marano james Moore Anthony Santinoeeto Roger Selfridge Paul Thompson John Todd Bill Thorn d6'aAkQ.tlm.lL john Ogden John Semelsberger Marvin Smith Sam Marano Ken F legal Ken Dixon Charles Kyler d6'aAQbalJ, Drex Demi Ioe johns lack Murrav Ronald Park jmck Tom Ilalford Tom llartsoek .loel ML-Kean Braden Peters Marvin Bowles Noel Walls Stewart Vkliggins Bob Vokes Ted Donner Jim Barry john Hoover Bob Fink Bernard Billotte VVilliam Thorn Stewart VViggins David Callaher Duane Bock Duane Berry Marvin Clark Gordon Dussinge Alvin Proud Tom Renwick Bob Vokes Joe XVaroquier Roger Selfridge Bob Shearer Ilenrv Vlliggins Stewart VV i ggins r-mgr Dear Pop, Proudly worn by the members of the Varsity club was the MCU, which was given by the school to the students who participated suI'Heiently in the various athletic contests. The purpose of the club is to promote good sportsmanship and set a good example for future athletes. A variety of projects were undertaken by the members, such as the sale of programs at the regional wrestling tournament. During the past year the officers includedg president johnny blolmstong secretary, Stewart Wfigginsg and treasurer, Marvin Clark. --1 lr 'Lgw Dear Pop, The Commercial Club, one of the largest organizations of C. H. S., had a varied and full program under the supervision of Miss Belle Hayes Wiley. A movie, K'Electric Typing Timesu, a style show of appropriate clothes, interviews with past commercial graduates, talks by local businessmen, and a radio broadcast were a few activities of this group. They were planned to increase knowledge of basic principles and practices in the business world. The offices were Iean Rowland, presidentg Lena Natoli,,vice presidentg and Celeste McClure, secretary. Connnercial Club members listen attcntivcly to a guest speaker. 78 v -4, nam gm Bottom Row: I. Lyons CFaculty Adviserl, C. English, B. XVilson, P. Stewart, D. Krisher, L. Bain, M. Boal, -I. Fox. Second Row: L. Martell, J. Lucas, H. Martell, I. Reed, N. Holt, S. Olson, M. McBride, D. Merrifield, M. Kennedy, D. Seese. Third Row: D. Sehucker, VV. Hoover, li. Helsel, VV. WVestcott, J. Ogden, A. McNulty, J. Olmes, W. Lyons, L. Reese, L. Freeman, D. Lance. Dear Pop, Q Mr. Lyonls Radio Club got oil to an enthusiastic start this vear, and elected lim Ulmes, station manager, Duane Berry, chief announcer, David Schucker, sports direc- tor, and Susan Olson, receptionist. The club had its members speak at assemblies and on school programs over the air. Its main objective was to help the students gain radio exper- ience in broadcasting, writing, and casting. gm.. Klub Bottom Row: E. Butler, C. Dussinger, I. Johnston, S. NViggins, M. Smith fFaculty Adviserl, C. Bhoads, -I. Hoover, B. 'l'horn, I. Senlelsberger. C. Anderson. Second Row: M. Palm, R. XVinslow, F. McKenzie, Barry, M. Smith, B. Brush, I. VVrigley, I. Nicholson, D. Knepp. Third Row: C. Sadoti, A. Sorbera, J. Accordino, B. Brown, J. Moore, K. Evans, R. Penoyer. Dear Pop, The Chess Club, because of the different backgrounds of nianv players, was divided into two groups, both under the capable counsel of Mr. Miles Smith. The purpose of the advanced group, with Stewart YViggins, president, Johnnie Johnston, vice-president, and Cordon Dussinger, secretary, Was to investigate advanced chess topics, so that they might become better-trained chess players. The beginners, group studied the fundamentals of the game. Croup l officers Were: president, Connie Bhoads, vice-president, Iohn Hoover, and secretary, Nancv Sweely, Both groups took part in the annual tournament at the end of the school term. 79 ex .rmuagzub Dear Pop, To get Well acquainted with the culture of the ancient Romans Was the purpose of the Latin Club. Under the guidance of Miss Grace Kovach, the mem- bers saw movies and carried out projects such as the construction of crossword puzzles and learning the salute to the flag. Mary lane Sayers, presidentg Helen Graham, secretaryg and Peggy Ray, treasurer, were elected to guide the uLatins,' through this year. Jufruw, flflwmm, 1:02 dnwulca, Seated: C. Goss, P. Clapsadclle, P. Ray, I l Graham, I. Brown, M. I Sayers, S. Killeen. Sec- ond Row: M. Daub, C Thurstin, C. Johnston, L Lubic, N. XVestcott, C McDowell, ll. Snreal, G Jordan, C. Koyach ffac- ulty aclviserj. Third Row Nl. Deitzel, J. Thomas K. Johnston, J. Accor- dino, C. Sadoti, P. llerb- ert, E. M. Thompson, L Anderson, D. Smith, M Fullington. Dear Pop, For all girls interested in the nursing profession as a career F.N.A. is a rnustn. The club specializes in teaching girls some of the fundamentals needed when going into training. President, Mary jane Sayersg Vice-president, Helen Crahaing secretary, Paula Herbert, and the other club meinbers learned different branches ot nursing, Csuch as the proper method of bathing a babyj, from speak- ers engaged by the clubls adviser, Mrs. Betty Landers. They were again invited to tour the Clearfield Hospital early in the year. 80 Jw, gm Bottom Row: D. Seese. Second Row: R. Penoyer, D. Berry, J. Knepp. Third Row: I. Mc-Creight, C. Kurtz, il. Nicholson, -I. Canavan. Fourth Row: M. Peoples, XV. Kennard, C. Mitchell. Fifth Row: I. Schickling, G. Price, -I. Ettaro. Sixth Row: C. Vogelsong CFaeulty Adviserl, R. Rom-ssner, R. XVinslow. Dear Pop, Every Thursday noon the Key Cluhhers met in rooin one for a business meeting. President Jimmy Knepp or Vice President John lXIcCreight took charge of the meeting along with Secretary Dean Seese and Treasurer james Ettaro. The Key Club is a junior branch of the International Kiwanis Cluh. The cluhls purpose is to be of service to their school and conununity. The Word ukeyv stands for 6'KiWanis Educate Youthv. Under the supervision of Charles Vogelsong, the Key Cluh Worked diligently during the past year. The inemhers read devotions, put up the Hag and the green pennant, sold tickets and candy for various sports, events, and helped to form the Halloween Parade. eft: fl. C. McCreigl1t and John Young hoist C. H. S. American flag. Right: So you want sonic- candy? NYell, well, do tellll 81 Juana J 0,4 america Dear Pop, The Future Teachers of America is designed for those students who choose to follow the teaching profession. Mr. Wfisor, the clnbis adviser, tried to help the members to understand both elementary and secondary schools by pointing out the advantages and dis advantages of both. The club also planned field trips to various colleges to stimulate interest. XVith Marty Mnndt. president, and Shirlene Kuhns, secretary-treasurer. the club worked on many educational projects and Bottom Row: S. Sykes, N. Edlninston, M. Thompson, 1. Sloppy, I. McCrt-ight. iM. L. Mundt, P. Davis, NI. Caldwell, H. NVisor Cfaeulty adviserl. Second Row: N. Patterson, E. M. Rowles, D. Cowder, S. Peterson, H. Rainey, R. A. Meyer, M. Killeen, C. Carns. Third Row: S. Iohnston, E. VVatson, N. Swat-ly, S. Baer, M. A. Howe, S. Kuhns, I. Logenburg, B. -lordan. Fourth Row: P. jury, C. Coss. D. Smith, B. Davis, M. MeCarvev, B. Cupples, F. Dickey, C. Bumbarger, -I. Carns. made an extensive study of their field. Bottom Row: I. VVisor, L Rodcen, R. Ogden, C Smeal, F. Owens. Second Row: A. Hess, C Powell, J. Kolbe, L. Har- rier, A. Larson, VV. Somer- ville, L. Graflius, D. WV Roycr. Third Row: T. Cournet, P Pry, C. Dunlap. VV. YVil- .liams, C. McDivitt. A Johnson, D. McGovern, B Knepp, E. Hamilton. Juiuzm, Q1 , Limefulca, Dear Pop, With two club meetings a month the Future Farmers of America finished a very busy year. In October all of the new members went on a tour of Penn State. In january the seniors attended the Farm Show at Harrisburg. On March 19 a Father and Son Banquet was held. The Rotary Club of Clearfield sponsored a farming contest among the members with a prize of 3525.00 which went to the contestant with the best farming program. In ,Iune six of the members attended the activities at Penn State during F. F. A. week. The club was unde rthe super- vision of Mr. Paul Burns. 82 MN, Band. MOU1' tm-inn of Clcurfivld lliglm, Vin-tow, Victory is our crvf' Sitting in tho grundstand Watching thc' raindrops iullln Swing and sway with thc C. ll. S. Dzlncc Left: Prof. looks for the 'iLost Cliordw! 84 Right: XVllz1t il way to earn a living! Dear Pop e sports of C nergetic start and serv to interest LH partial in s ame basketb alth not always victorious were well and h The wrestling team came up with ndefeated season n 18 years o wrestling i High School aseball rounded out the conclu fx-'W' Bottom Row: S. Nlarano, A. Santinoeeto. T. Boxvser. P. Thompson, Al. Knepp, Al. Moore Second Bow: B. Fink, D. Bock, D. Clallalier, I. Todd, xl. Kyler l Third Row: lf. Casainento, XYiggins, B. Thorn, S. Fink, T. Ilartsoek, Vl. Hoover l Fourth Row: ll. lloox er, I. Semelsberger, -I. Barry, N. Xvall, V. Luxier, B. Vokes Fifth Row: K. Rovvles, Pi. Selfridge, P. Mitchell, B. Billote, B. Carns, T. Donner Sixth Row: D. Irwin, B. Goss, Cl. Turner, C. Beard Seventh Row: T. Shugarts. P. Learish Dear Pop. In the football opener Clearfield jumped ollf to a successful start by downing a scrappy Osceola Nlills eleven. Halfbaek Stu Nlliggins provided the margin of victory by circling right end for thirty-one yards and a touchdown with eight minutes and thirty-five second gone in the third period. Fullback jerry Kyler plunged through the center for the extra point. XVith Stu Xlliggins again leading the way, the Bisons made some of their skeptical followers heat a hasty retreat by downing a fighting jersey Shore squad before a large crowd. Then DuBois handed our grid team its first loss by a T-0 score. The Bisons overpowered both State College and Philipsburg for consecutive victories. It was in the game with State College that left end Bob Fink received his collar-bone injury that benched him for the year. Fink. who starred for the Bisons, was a sharp blocker, as well as a top defensive man. Outplaying the Bisons in almost every way, the Punxsy Chucks were hotter than a two-dollar pistol. Then Tyrone handed Clearfield a 'kscrappyv loss. The statistics even more than the score indicated that our team played a vastly improved brand of football against Bellefontels lied Raiders. Ridgway topped the Bisons 20-6 on a mud covered field at our driving Park. To end the season. the Golden Tideps sudden scoring in the last quarter downed the Bisons by a large margin. Q. U. jfwflmll, jmm, Bottom Row: ll. Smith, D. Bowles, -I. Reilly, I. Zaceone, D. Lance, B. Conway, C. Beard. Second Row: AI. Ceppart, D. Short, K. Dixon. Third Row: D. Cearhart, VV. Johnston LII ie a d coachj, P. Magnuson, V. Sturniola, VI. Ohnes B. F l an n a g an, D. MeNultz, E. Shope, C. Smeal, D. Kovel, C. Smith fAssistant Coachl. 1 86 .4 Y Q. 1 .2 .mf , . R , ., vgzggs'1z'sf11.m .- ,gag-if g5fzHsgseT5s8fif'f'15z'IZMQKE'Qi:f2z.3g5g'M:',,w-Q,.., f.2Q,.5gm ,.1fe.,,q fsififik- Qysffisslaa, ,. A-11,f,v5gqgggU M ws'12s:1feif31 '-W-ffrrfu .Q wig- mxgmvwyg- ff,-lbfw-2 f,1.1Swmf my .Q --uwwez. - W-.ffm ,..f,1-v M L. wxggfiwfkiaiiaauwismim-F3515away'15' 'wffimiffgf-wfeiPff9f52z s W Q- if t , , L it ff K -, ,ff wi? fl K lf f 1 ' ini M , f T29 vu lid if ig,- 3 4 S , ., M 'N s H6- 5 x f M 4 H S My , x Q A' :gill 5 A W' V Qvimglgf. rf 4 2 5 Q ,Q . n' 5 it k Y Ri 'v M s A ati 311 F 5' . ,. f .2 Szigsfgsg fg, rimggfg f1f 5X?5wZ in My ,:bi5Lki23-'Gif ' 'l a6'am4fQfbalL Uwmitq, Kneeling: J. Semelsherger, S. Fink, J. Barry, B. Thorn, Wiggins, D. Miller. Standing: B. Fink, M. Smith, J. Ogden, ul. Hoover, A. Marco. a6'a.4lmfbalL Hi Pop, Our eleven on-the-hallv varsity men came up with a fairly good record this year, winning nine out of nineteen games. The bl. Vfs ended the season with a l6 won - 3 lost record. The varsity, composed of 2 seniors and 8 juniors, had a few hard-to-lose games, losing approximately 6 hy no more than 2 points. Taller and more ex- perienced teams gave us a good working over, hut weill be hack next year with experience and high spirits. We started off the season in fine style with a win over St. Marys High. The next two games were lost to Philipsburg and Ridgway by a total of 6 points. YVe won a thriller from Curwens- ville, after a loss suffered at the hands of Tyrone. Consecutive losses were handed us hy Philipsburg and a strong Punxsutawney team. VVe chalked up three successive wins over Curwensville, renovo, and St. Nlarvs. YVe lost the next game to a strong Brookville team, hut we hounced right back hy beating Sandy Township. DuBois bowed to us, but Punxsutawney again had too much power. We again overpowered DuBois, Sandy Township revenged herself from a previous de- feat, Brookville again demonstrated its power. and Renovo allowed us to end the season on a cheerful note. ' Jr, Uafmitq, , .- sw? x' Q. KPHJ 5' H X 3 my-1 q,,,i?,iV, :QQ vf.- if Q f - - 1 ,.H.,':v,1f,., 9 211,57 X V, '35 if ,-f ' . f - rf Qi K 5? an-My ,m,efygwL,,Qf ,,,. 4 H wwfw ,J Y 55 -W ' Wag 1 ni + Q 4 A 5, woU?'1 ig? ag H E? K, if if if 531' 5? 15:2 J Q 5 TX.. 1. , 1 W ' B Sa A H12 55 Y I. kg Q Q v was ,fs , -Fa fl., , t L IX ldfzmflzhq. Ummhfj Bottom Row: Coach NVQ-iss, S. Marano, D. Seese, I. Johnston, D. Triponey, K. Shugarts, G. Dussinger, Manager. Second Row: C. Kyler, D. Bock, D. Callaher, K. Dixon, K. Flegal. Hi Pop, The Clearfield Bison matmen living in what was once termed the uwrestling capital of Penn- sylvania proudly produced another undefeated season for Coach Art XVeiss. This makes a total of 13 undefeated seasons in 18 years. For the opening meet. Clearfield ruined a game win- ning streak by thumping Greenville in the loserls home town. XVithin that same week Clearfield traveled to Canonsburg to chalk up another im- pressive victory while being the viisting team. Making up for a heartbreaking loss last year, the team again showed its power by smothering Phil- ipsburg Area High. In their fourth outing the Bisons literally stampeded the visiting Hollidays- burg team. The following week the Bisons vis- ited Lock Haven and Shamokin and sent both these teams home with little to boast about. Coach Wfeissis boys made it 7 wins in a row by clouting jim Maureyis boys of State College at Luubfz, U ' the Clearfield Armory the following week. The next meet was held at DuBois and we again showed our power. For the second time the Bisonls stopped an unbeaten skein of 32 meets by thrashing Bellefonte before a crowd of more than 2.000 fans. The major upset of the evening was Les Turneris win over state champ Dave Adams. With this win under our belts we gleefully handed Tyrone a roaring setback. VVe entered the Dis- tricts at Lock Haven with glowing hopes. Wfhen all the dust had cleared away we found we had won the Team Championship and had come up with 4 individual champions-Kay Shugarts. johnny -lohnston, Sam Nlarano. and Duane Bock. These boys went into the Regionals at Clearfield and we came thru with -Iohnston and Nlarano. They entered the State Tournament at State Col- lege and both these boys became State Cham- pious. 1-.W 9 31-16322, X0 ,Q H-R.. 4253? 46'a.mlwzlL Bottom Row: J. Murray, ll. Roseberry, D. Connnino, T. Renwick, J. Waroquier, I. Johns, D. Demi, B. Vokcs. Second Row: J. Matlack, B. Billotte, J. Kncpp, E. Bookwalter, A. Proud, A. Accordino, R. Park, I. Bodle, T. Marco. Third Row: J. Morgan, E. Caldwell, D. Rafferty, 1. Sc-mclslmcrgcr, C. Beard, I. Ollncs, F. lley- drick, J. Michaels, E. Braid. a6'aul:alL Dear Pop, The Clearfield joint High School Baseball Team Wasnlt too successful, Win- ning only four out of eleven games played last season. The pitcher having the best pitching record was Jack Bodle with a record of three wins and one loss. Helping him in the pitching department for the Clear- field cause were Bob Vokes, Drexel Demi, and Alvin Proud. All of these boys will be back again next year. The loss of Ronnie Park and joe johns through graduation will be the greatest loss felt this year. These two boys made up a very good double play combination. We are all hoping for a better season in 1952. T ANYONE Arvv SEEN KX EXTRA BALLS D C Co Q f Cvkc my '- -' ' 1 2 .'5 iii! 9 Coach Snyder gives. a down to earth talk to Joel McKean hetore starting the race. Dear Pop. Our team did very Well in 1951, coached by Mr. Snyder, winning three out of their four meets. During the district meet jim Barry set a new record of 5 ft. 9 in. in the high jump. Another outstanding trackman was Joel McKean, who took first place in the districts when he Wan the 880 yd. clash in 1 min. 59 sec. Although joel McKean wasnit back in 1952, jim Barry, along with Stu NViggins, Bob Fink and many others, were counted on to make an excellent showing. fzaclr. Bottom Row: B. Slivarsw. M. Howles, T. Halford, 11. VViggius. I. Mt-Kean, C. McNeal, D. Dietzel. lf, I Second Row: B. CQITIS. B. Fink, S. NViggins, B. Thorn. T. Donner, li. Bowery. AI. Barry, J. Ettaro. T. Hartson-li. Third Row: C. Leggs. S. Carns, Cl. Reed. D. Cmnmino. li. Levin. C. XValker. D. Spingola. T. Shugarts, J. Cramer. 93 Sum Shvpf If ...A........ ...V....A.V ...,.V....V., I only pass this year Can t We Talk It Over ,..,,.....,.....,.4....,..,......,......,.,.., ,.,.,.,.s....,.,. ..., M 2 irtha and Louis We Knew It All The Time ....... . C. H. S. would win the District 6-9 WVrestling Tournament Why Can t You Behave ..,........ ....... .............,..... .,....... .,...,.,,.........,,.. . , i n study hall just The Other Day ,.....,...,..... . ..... Boom 24 beat Boom 32 in Basketball My, How The Time Goes By ....,., ..... . , ..,.,,,,., ,.....,.....,...,... . the year 1952 I'll Always Love You ..,..... .,....,.. It Happens Every Spring ...... , Summertime ...,. .....,.....,...,.... Sentimental Music ...,.........,.......,..,. Be My Love ..,,. .... , .,,...........,..,.....,. , I D0n't Know How It Happened I I Taut I Taw A Putty Tat ,.,., ...... . You're just In Love ,,...,.. . Please Mister Sun .,.,. ..,.,...... .....,.. . Youill Know VVhen It Happens I Don't Understand You ......, ,..., Once And For Always ,.,. ,. Iim Bewitched . .... ....... ...,. ..,.,, .... ...,. . . , . , . , Celeste and Jack snow on March 21st I wish it were here , ,. The C. H. S. Band Rachel to jerry I made the honor roll . ....., ,. .,.. in C. H. S. .,. Diana and Herb shine on May 9, I0, llth Seniors have graduated ,. .. .., ,. , . . Norma to Ash going to get to school on ti1ne??? QEd Shutzmanj with my solid geometry problems Miss Me .,.......,.. ..,. ............ ....... , , , ,,... . .... . , Mary Ann P .to johnny H. just One More Chance ...,.... Always' .,... .,.,.,, ..,. , , And So To Sleep Again No Other Love ., . So Tired ..,., ,,... ..,. . .. ..,. Canyt Help Loven' Dat Man .... ..., ..., IRememberWhen... ., .,.... Trust In Me .... I Like It .... , ....., .,.,,.,.,... .,.. . You Belong To My Heart ,...... Time After Time .,., ......,,..,.,, Come What May .,.,,., .,.,.,.... WhoseToBlame.. ,.,...., After Youyve Gone QSeniorsD ,. Mistakes ,.,......., .... . ., ,....,...,. Tell Me Why .,.......,. .. Memories ....,... .,....,. September Song ..,.. Cry .. ..... VVho Can Tell .,,.,. In The Mood .,., At Last ..........,....,.. Unforgettable ....,. the varsity basketball team Mary Ann McClellan to Wayne Baney .. . I passed all my exams Larue M. and Joe V. , ........... . . , of homework Connie B. and Bob B. ..,.. we were on our Washington trip , , I'll do better next six-weeks . .,.. ,...,. ...,. . .. C.H.S. Mary Ann H. and Jimmy K. Iim always studying????? . ... Chemistry experiments for all those 65,5 the juniors will reign I made in typing .. we have to go to school? of 'those days in C.H. S. Donna, Becky, and Margie QTrioj . . Seniors in May , .. we might get out early today for a coke no more homework Qseniorsj our Alma Mater , Slmrp shoots-1's nf C. Il. S. Grandma McClure tells thc kids Ll story. -Iolmstuu wo1'king????? Bucky, Sllil'lCIlC and Nancy vujoy Mu1'ty's pulmlin-ity poster. Ccflwl 8 12qq.m,1.1LIo S1S!1.Il? 01713.18 qu SIIIJLUSIIPIII 'l s.x.u.sJ A111311-Ajllf sgufillll 'gg W l 15 'HPI Qlll U! WIN!!-Vllmfl u.l.u112ch1lo.u un Ai .ISBIIQSUJI .IOIIJS 'Z sLIq11jIu311.1cIU 'g W V11-ll-NIU -'IW-I5 .fI?,I'j .nuff 'Q .mpvm ' 'IM 'l3 U! 511-Wllj 'NIQW '- ll lY 'Z WHHN .GNN .F pug ug ssnp ,mo .go Sl-illlll.7llI 'T 1 s.1.noH -11111111123 'I um -doll - maj -ulonog 1 - l H 'iaifiigw 1,, Q1 iq 1, ily Q . fiuw Q ,-. v K a QQ' .,'g M yn l W. Mi i H Left: A paulsc- hctvvc-vu uumhcrs. Top: Scvvuth period study hull Left: Bc-uuy Bison amd thc- DuBois Bc-uw-1' display thi-ii' fighting team spirit. 4...-A. Right: joining thc- Nauy so soon. Bottom: Muzzy has nvvc-r Immun this interesting! Isu't this simply delightful! Right: Chorus iuviuhc-rs give a Christmas pro- gram at thc County Homv. Left: limnxmy, whcfs your f'ris-rlclv? op Right: A hmst hm 1ll1UHll'I' victory. 0tt0m: C1-urgc' 1111111 all Wfmrlx 111 H14 C.ll.S.L'm1l111i110s. Right: uX7KJI'StL'hPIl Sicf, i: Itys ll bird. Itws il 1 Yo. itws 11011111151 99 Assistant Coach HAROLD WILSON dgazxkatball .,4,4.lOsceola . . jersey Shore .,.,,..Dl1BO1S C.H.S. 38 34 ,A 47 .A..... A ,... ,, 39 37 ..,.,., ., ,.,. A. 48 58 71 54 .4,. .. .V.,.,. ,. 50 .. .. 4 4 . 52 .,., , ,. 49 4 Opp. 0 . ,.4...,. 12 7 4... State College .. ,. 0 Philipsburg ....... .....4.. 1 3 . . Punxsutawney 1, , . 42 ....,..Tyrone 26 .r...Bellefonte 9 ,4,..Ridgway 20 Curwensville Head Coach PAUL SMITH C.H.S. 5 ,..., .V.V.V.... 5 7 4,4,4. .,...... jnntbal St. Marys ,.,..., Philipshurg ....., Ridgway A ., Tyrone .....,..... Curwensville .. A Tyrone ......,.,., Philipshurg 1, A OPP 31 40 49 41 41 Punxsutawney .. 61 Curwensville ........ ...,. 3 1 Renovo .. 44 St. Marys ...,.,.. , ...4. 49 Brookville , .,., ., .... .,.4... 4 0 Sandy Township ,..,..,.. ..... 6 6 DuBois .. . .. ,. 33 Punxsutawney ., DuBo1s .,,4, .. ..,.,....,. , . 69 38 Sandy Township .. . .,.. ...,, . .73 Brookville .... ....,.. ..... 5 8 Renovo ,. , ,. Head Coach MILES SMITH dgauball Moshannon Joint 47 OPP 3 St. Marys 7 Philipsburg ..,.., Altoona .. ,.,.,,.,.. ,. Moshannon Ioine State College ,r,4 0 . .... ,. .,.,,l State College ..,4 7 .. ...,.,.... DuBois ..,. 7 ..... ,.,. ...., A l toona 4 ,..,,. .....,.,., 7 . .a., .,.,.,.. , 100 Bellefonte ,.... Bellefonte ..., .2 2 5 ,0 2 11 9 5 11 ,, ug 911, Review Head Coach Football, Track DAN SNYDER 7957 Clearfield ............ Punxsutavvney ..a.A , DuBois ,..V.,...,,.,... State College ...... Clearfield .. .,,.,., Bellwood Antis ,, Hollidaysburg w Clearfield A...,..,,.,, johnsonburg ...... ClearHeld ..,.o..,. Punxsutawney ....,.. Ridgway ..V. ..... Tyrone ,. ., wfumilbzq, Greenville ..., Canonsburg .. Philipsburg A. Hollidaysburg ,..,. Lock Haven .. Shamokin State College DuBois Bellefonte .,.,,. ,.......Tyr0ne Jfzaclz. 7957 67 7f12 45 10f12 A. 45 7,f12 75M 66 39 3316 . ..... Sllfz 3614 .83 7,f10 6,65 3X5 ,.r.,..371b ., 3.11 1K5 Opp. 9 9 5 6 3 3 fffQ 6 8 9 Assistant Coach Basketball JOHN POTTERS 101 3' Athletic Director CY BOCGS Head Coach ART WEISS P r L i F 5 . L L I it 7 i I V l l LA, THE VVEATHER: 1 I Q L1 E C: 4 va he-v r-1 ..: 3: 3 :- .- 'S ll- It Believe va 'U 55 E .- cn ..- DS Or Not! l Win I ANGLE TRI E TH T0 OR UCCESS V7 . - - Two Cents Year 52 1975 5, May 'a Pa Clearfield, 21 2 U-4 P 'E P Pw 1-4 114 CU 'r-1 H-4 631' ed is QD Ct- Iii C C U CD CDD 'P-1 GJ 011 1' S 21 b snack the -4-v CU :n U n C11 .-. O Members CW N eceives yR Facult High Clearfield 01'. C I :- 15 .S +- -- GJ E scho tra-modern -- ,- ,- 3 2 ff I :- '73 GJ .-. O C. -- L- 3 9 A VJ -- .-CI -A-J ened OP V ll S N department is vocational The an ..- f-1 .- 2 v .- r-V -.. rn cd CD 5-4 CU C12 4:4 -1 CD ,- .- A - QC 'cl .- Q. CCI e sold ll b i V rifles x -- .-1 FG sale the ing ANNIVERSARY lators the esca CD S- 'TS 0 5 O 5x L- 9-9 2 12 O -+- Wh0 Will Hftehd hefe are these located in the second basement' T A T C i The new faculty members for f1'01H Cl11'W6I1SVille. Phihpshhfgf under the pools and gymnasiums. Sykes Case Listed For the 1975-76 school term were an- Dl1B0iS 31161 OSee0h1- The Sth' It has been enlarged somewhat. y I goth . nounced late this month. They 5 d6'l1fS ff01H Ollt-Of-f0W11 areas life There is also an enlarged audi- i une l wer Miss Myrtle Harris, Mathg flown in by chartered plane t0 torinm with a seating capacity ot Judge John XV Youugofhiauv Miss Marty Lou Mundf, Art- the modern airport located on T 6,000 The stage is immense with p almmmced today that the Syktfs Miss Regina V alimont, Scienceg the roof of the school. Most stu- -111 the lategt b-lckdropg i . . d R' .h d W-1 C ' I , . if ' K ' larcen case will be held June an 19 ar 1 ey, Ommefcla- dents from Clearfield have then- Something new in high schools 30th. lgliss Sarah L. Sykes, who y Xvith this able addition, there owlnhprivate lielicpcptg-5,hdS two a Hyldl-Oglen Bombfsgelter. It is p is Charged with robbing the false Should be a --good Class of 1976... e 11eW JU1 11 ' i ocate unc er one o ie gymna- ,t tl f, h ,Ha C Heads -I - Swhhlhihg P00157 three SYWUH' siums and is equipped with extra l Ijie11tlOmHeil 133,521.1 will 1136 siums, two cafeterias and among Clothing, food, T. V., first aid Helen ' Ramev While her Com FOUND other things 236 rooms. 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From Paul Thompson-last minute bribe Found in Mahaffeyls personal account A A Unpublished Washingtori trip pictures AA AA Material sold to Triangle ....,......,. ,.,., A A ..,,,. Sale of Wrestling pictures to Miss Laurie .,.i.., Check from Earl C. Caldwell 81 Sons ...,. AA Sale of extra teacheris proofs .A ....,.ii.i 5 ' M Personal accountant for Sarah Sykes AA ...A AA Tax investigator's salary .,.i...,..,....... A .... Butlers, office boys and private secretaries ..,.,,,. Uncollected bills ......,r.i,,.,. ,..........,...,.,.,. A Lost in brief case on Way to the bank ,.... A. Staff banquet .i.r A .,... ..... ..,,.,...,.... A A AA Dancing girls and other entertainment .,.,. Aspirin and bromo seltzer Cfast acting? ..,,.. Premium on life insurance for Patty Munro Engraving of Bison ,.r,, A ,....,.,r ....,.......,. A A Printing of Bison A A ,... A ...., A A. A ..,. A. Surplus, salaries and bonuses ,.,....,. A A .A .,....,,.,. Paper clips, pencils, toothpicks, and cigarettes Charge account at Covvdricks A A ,.,., A A .A A .,,. AA AA Fees for legal consultants QMcCreight 81 Penoyerl Technical advice from I. W. Olmes A Broken physics equipment A AA ...., A. ...,.,., A Professional spys AA ..,i.i. A .....,, A ..,.,. ....,.,..,.i,.,i A AA Electricity for lighting physics lab after midnight A AAAA A Erasers AA AAAAAAA AAAAAA A AA AAAAAAAAA A AA.,A, AA AAAA AAAA .A New set of tires for Mr. Filsingeris car AAAA, A. AAAAA,A AAAAAAA A Gas for cars furnished bv various members of the Bison 105 316,967.39 42.57 17.53 76.92 5.03 34.90 50.00 42.50 .25 A 197.38 46.90 83.50 50.00 2,000.00 .06 319,614.93 23.50 120.34 346.83 15.96 1 ,697.39 87.26 5.70 67.00 197.64 19.17 31.90 12,076.25 42.70 262.70 1,000.00 663.74 2,091.08 306.00 105.69 14.36 127.42 267.10 Bison Board for Sunday afternoon drives AAAA AAAA AAAAAAA .AAA A 319,614.93 Kurtz Bros. Factory 'I' The Progress 'I' Coca-Cola Bottling Co. County National Bank Harbison-Walker Refractories Fullington Auto Bus Co. 'I' Dorse Albert Motors Carl Anderson Avenue Market Barletta Market Eldon L. Bloom Bloomis Pharmacy Dr. George W. Brett Brodyis Henry J. Brown Carns Bros., Inc. Chase, Swope, and Bell Clearfield Dairy Co. Clearfield Equipment Co. Clearfield Furs Cleareld Sporting Goods Collinis Greenhouse Commercial Printing Community Loan 61 Discount Co. Cowdrickis Drug Store Fred Diehl Motor Lewis Demi 61 Sons Um paffwnz Smith's Camera Shop L. R. Batcheler 'I' Leitzinger Bros., Inc. 'I' A. G. Bartholomew Co. 'I' A.8ZP. Super Market Dufton Hardware Co. Electric Supply Co. Gableis Service Station Helmbold 61 Stewart Heydrick 61 Shugarts j. Lewis Irwin u Dr. H. S. Keeney Keystone Ice Cream Co. A. W. Lee, Ir. Murphyis Five and Ten Ellis R. Narehood Nicholsonis Funeral Home Dr. Fred Pease Quality Paint Shop Quigleyis Drug Store C. M. Rhine 61 S011 Ritz 61 Lyric Theaters Riverside Motor Co. Rockwell Music Store Dr. J. C. Schornick Scott 61 Rabe 106 Kurtz Stationery Store, Inc. 'I' Smith, Maine, Whitsett 61 Lee 'll Laclede 61 Christy Co. of Penna Leavyis Funeral Home Miller Dairy Co. Williams 61 Green 'J' Sears, Roebuck 61 Co. Smeal Bros. Soult Lumber Co. M. Guy Stewart Thorns, Inc. Dr. Walter Thorp Wilsonis Bakery Behel Taxi Service Blackeris Floral Shop Brownis Boot Shop A. R. Chase Dr. B. YV. Hoover Clarence Kramer Public Market Lauderbach-Griest Co Mr. and Mrs. Alex H Munro Philis Bar 61 Grill Pittman's Gulf Service Point Service Station R. P. Neal Dr. S. M. Rubinstein Workmanis Mfg. Company Max Smith Smith Furniture 'I' Jacobson ZS: Etzweiler Krebs Brothers 'I' Bairdis Groceries, VVoodland L. F. 81 F. B. Beard, Inc. Beeris Music Store Bobis Army-Navy Store Dr. C. F. Bovard Bradfordis Grocery Store M r. Frank Buck Charles Bumbarger 8: Sons Daisy Thorn Butler Joseph A. Castagnola. Tailor Claster,s Clearfield Diner Clearfield Distributing Co. Clearfield Machine Co. Clearfield Wholesale Paper Sz Notion Co., Inc. Clearfielder Hotel Dr. C. F. Cornely Daisheris GMC Garage Daughertyls Service Station George Dimeling Dottis Motor Sales D-J Industries, Inc. Leo T. Eggers Margaret Foster, Beauty Gift Box Gilbert Groceries VV. S. Gilliland Motors A. H. Gross, Jeweler Shop Gueliclfs Electric Appliances Hermanys Lunch J. E. Hipps, Auto Body Shop Holdenis Hardware Co. Hotel Dimeling Howe's Jewelry Store al. -. Staco Gas Station Wolf Furniture Co. 'I' Fashion Shop 'I' Bailey Motor Co. Ianarols Tavern J. B. C. Clothing Mfg. Joe's Barber Shop Johnson Machine Co. J. Tavern Karpls Jewelers Edward T. Kelly Dean Long Lytle Insurance Agency Harry E. Mann Marinois Billiard Parlor Maranols Service Station Howard McGarvey McGregor Snack Bar McNulty 8: Reed Mitchell Milling Co. Miller Hardware Mohawk Restaurant Dr. J. H. Mohr Moore, VVils0n 251 Eshelman Tony Natoli Shoe Repair T. Norris. Dry Cleaning Abe Novey O'Brienis Jewelry Store Ogden VVelding Owens Service Station Parskyls Penn Furniture Co. Peteuilis Piois Cafe Martha Potts Nick Prave VV. Albert Ramey H. F. Reese 107 H. D. Woolridge H. R. Woolridge Co. 'I' Rhoads Pennzoil Station Dr. M. J. Tornatore 'P Clyde N. Bartley Rhone Motor Co. Ritz Grill Robinsonis Dept. Store H. H. Rollin 61 Son Marie Root Santinocetois Modern Market Sayers Grocery Store Second Street Kendall Dr. H. G. Shaffer Shaffer Sz Mann Shearer Sunoco Service Station Shoe Shine Parlor Shirey 81 Son Lumber Co. O. T. Shugarts Siebenrockis Smayls Gulf Service Smeal Bros. H. B. Smith Grocery, WVoodland Steven's Market Strattan Motors Straw Bros. Thomas Vlfelding Service Dr. John Todd Turnpike Kendall Service Station A. B. XVoolridge Groceries, XVoodland Undercoffer Floral Shop VVest Side Distributing Co. Dr. XVard O. XVilson F. YV. VVise Gas Co. XVhite Cross Barber Shop XVilliamis Auto Sales D. A. 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