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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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Foremost among these have been activity time, now from 2:00 to 2:30 o'clock P. M. instead of the old time. The revised lunch program in our modern cafeteria has been limited to three twenty-five minute lunch periods, thus eliminating the familiar group scenes in the auditorium, around the corners, and throughout the halls. ln our enlarged gym program we now have the facili- ties to accommodate a large variety of activities. The chance of sitting comfort- ably through an entire activity is one of the many new pleasures that accompany a new building. Since time leaves its impression on everybody, even Benny Bison must comply with the year's progress. 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Classes Organizations Activities Athletics Bisonettes 81 Faculty 7 19 69 93 107 123 jim 6,id.01'l. Outside view cf the gymnasium. View ofthe auditorium lobby ADM. . . FACULTY Although we have moved into a new building this year and have adopted new customs and procedures, we are happy to say we have retained our faculty as well as supplementing four new members. Our new members include: Miss Margaret Fry, girls' health, physical education, Mr. Marvin Williams, vocational Eng- Iishy Mr. John Potters, who transferred from iunior high school as boys' physical education and health instructor. Our present dieti- tian is Miss Susan Kephart, who replaced Mrs. Carolyn Wise the second semester. We also received the assistance of student teachers from the Lock Haven State Teachers College and the Pennsylvania State University. Along with their students, our fac- ulty has made the necessary acliustments for the new high school. jim, Bum 7 ADMINISTRATION S. F. W. MORRISON A.B., M.A. Superintendent of Schools ELWOOD L. ROHRBAUGH Lebanon Valley College Columbia University Bs Mid' Assistant Superintendent of Schools Lock Haven State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University W. HOWARD MEAD A.B., A.M. Principal of Senior High School Pennsylvania State University CHARLES A' VOGELSONG' JR' Columbia University B'S Mid' Vice Principal Dickinson College Pennsylvania State University 4 Participating in the ground breaking cere- monies for the new school are S. F, W. More rison, Superintendent of Schools: Senator A. L. Letzlerp Miss Clearfield County, Virginia Sykesg H. M. McGarvey, President of the Clearfield Area School Bonrdg and W. H, Mead, Principal of the Clearfield Area Senior High School. L.. FACULTY SYLVIA M. BRETH MARION DOLE CAROLYN WISE B.S. A.B., B.S. in LS. B.S. Art librarian Dietitian Indiana State Teachers College Wilson College Iowa State University Western Reserve University ll r Mr. Wisor demonstrates to his social problems class the principles of a voting machine. BERNICE LORD B.S. Home and School Counselor New York University C. CYRIL BOGGS HAROLD E. KUHNS WILLIAM STADTMILLER Athletic Director B's MS' B's' Cafeteria Director Director of Music Assistant Music Director Clarion State Teachers College West Chester State Teachers Westminster College College University of Pennsylvania 9 SCIENCE FREDERICK P. WEIDNER ALVERTA R. SNYDER CLIFFQRD BOHLENDER B.S., M.Et:l. B.S. B.5. Physics Biology Practical Science I and Il CI'eml5IfY Indiana State Teachers College Algebra ll Gettysburg College Grove City College Pennsylvania State University MILES SMITH Mathematics Blcomsburg State Teachers College Bucknell University Mr. Weiss' algebra II class attempts to solve For X. ARTHUR J. WEISS B.S. Algebra ll Business Math Biology Albright College I0 SOCIAL SCIENCE HAROLD WISOR MARTIN KOONS B.S, B.S. Economics Social Problems United States History Pennsylvania State University Commercial G 9 y Driver Tra in Physical Edu tion West Chester State Teachers College DOROTHY MORGART B.S. Consumer Education Personal Adjustments United States History Pennsylvania State University ,N ,pw 91.3 4 - -.,: 3' 1 . , f 1,51-I K, 1. 134533: a f - sefq . s - A , rf- 1,i.,,f A1 w.e'fi15g,112k 11 1 ?il 5E'Eg5Q2' I ' A .-- 'fiftlifiii ' 'i95f?Z3 35 H2fi+fe'i::Q. f V f . 1 V - 4-555-file' Qv?:.72Q'+i'?5 'Q ' if .iiiffxieff M7152 11,921 A E Q, f ig' 71' , 'P 2 za 'B' kv ti in 4,1- WlI.llAM E. JOHNSTON B.S., M.Ed. Commercial Geography Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University XQPI K. ELIZABETH LAURIE fr X A.B. I United States History English Vassar College GRACE FRANCEMORE B.S. latin World History Sophomore Counselor Indiana State Teachers College LANGUAGE w RUTH EWING HOY A.B., A.M. English Dickinson College Pennsylvania State University Mr. Vogelsong oscts os cashier os the Key Club sells tickets to BETTY HARRIS B.S. English Indiana State Teachers College the big Farrell basketball game. JOHN FILSINGER A.B., M.A. Spanish English Thiel College Syracuse University MARIE ERRIGO B.A. French English Mr. Paul Smith and Mrs. Snyder make use of the teocl1er's Wilson College lounge during cz break between scheduled classes. 12 MM,-Y f . Y ANNE KOCHIS Commercial English latin Kutztown State Teachers College Mr. Johnston cooperating with his student teacher, Mr. Bailey, in conducting his commercial geography class. JANE GILLESPIE B,S. Annsu. G. BRESSLER E 9'iS.l1 5-5. Journalism English Indiana State Teachers College Lock Haven State Teachers College GRETCHEN HllLER B.S., A,M. English Junior Counselor Pennsylvania State University Q-...NA Miss Knepp explores with her exploratory class. 'I3 LUTHER E. RISHEL Vocational-Carpentry Pennsylvania State University if E its ifigwf, ' ' . gg , fr L,', iff: Hi. 1 N V ,f E. I .K . ' PY i is f ' -1 .tgyszf -4 . FRED C. GEARHART Vocational-Electric University of Pittsburgh VOCATIONAL W. KENNETH BUTLER Vocational-General Metal Pennsylvania State University WARD E. LATSHAW Vocational-Automotive Pennsylvania State University 14 EDWARD T. JACOBS B.S., M.Ed. Director of Vocational Dept, Related Drawing Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University EDWIN S. KAMMERER B.S. Relaied Mathematics Lock Haven Stale Teachers College MARVIN J. WILLIAMS B.S. Related English Indiana Slate Teachers College BOYD W. VOKES B.S. Vocational-Agriculture Pennsylvania State University ls Lonnie Miller hiding from the keen eyes of Mr. Butler or prolecfing his eyes with Ihal mask? I5 PAUL M. SMITH B.S., M.Ed. Relaled Science Related History Shippensburg Stale Teachers College University of Pilfsburgh CGMMERCIAL BELLE HAYES WILEY s.s., A.M. Shorthand Business Behavior Oiiice Praciice Indiana State Teachers College Columbia University LENA College HAROLD A. WILSON B.S., M.Ed. Twins Commercial Law Indiana Stale Teachers College Pennsylvania Stale University The fundamentals of typing are explained by Mr. Wilson io his Typing I class. 'I6 WILLIAM D. BUTLER B.S. Typing Bookkeeping II Indiana Slate Teachers College BERTRUM G. PRITTS B.S. Salesmunship Senior Counselor Indiana Stale Teachers College PHYSICAL EDUCATION NEVA WISOR MARGARET FRY B.S. B-5- Heuleh Henllh Physical Education Physical Education Pennsylvania State University Pennsylvania State University Miss Fry points out to her gym class the high points of cu high stand onthe parallel bars, JOHN D. SNYDER B.S. Health Physical Education George Washington University 17 JOHN J. POTTERS B.S., M.Ed. Health Physical Education East Stroudsburg Slate Teachers College Pennsylvania State University SECRETARIES DOROTHY WISOR Secretary to the Principal SHIRLEY MILLER Secretary to the Superintendent ANNETTE MRAZ Clerk in Superintendent s Office JOAN KELLER Secretary to Vocational Director i., .sa Efficiency plus! Shirley Miller and Annette Mraz at work in the Superin1endent's office. CLASSES The sad and happy . . . dull and gay . . . days we have spent to- gether have too quickly come to an end. Baccalaureate, Shelf Day, and Commencement are now the past. We, the first gradu- ating class ofthe new school, are proud of our records and ac- complishments, and we hope we have lived up to the standards of the past. We are all anxious to move into the challenging world facing usp we desire to do as well as those who have pre- ceded us. jim 6,l:6.0lL THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FOR 1957-President Joe Evanko and historian Cathy Scott check cn the recordings of secretary Betty Smith while vice presi- dent Paul Welch adiusts the graduation gown on treasurer George Wise. Senior Class History On September 6, 1956 we entered, for the first time, the new Clearfield Area Senior High School. Even though some of us didn't like the change at first, we all adiusted rapidly. Our football team, accelerated by many seniors, was possessor of a five-five record. As district 9 basketball champs, we experienced a long battle for the title. Our boys have the jackets to prove it. The All-State basketball team was boosted by George Wise, the school's high scorer. We had a winning season in wrestling with Tom Vokes in our class, obtain- ing a district championship. Gary Teats, from our powerful golf team, was sent into all-state competition. Paul Welch and many other seniors made for CHS a leading name in track. With the aid of many of our classmates, our baseball team rung up more wins than losses to round out the season with a successful record. District Band, Orchestra, and Chorus were well attended by our school com- panions. Carmen Santinoceto aided the trombone section in State Band, and George Belford rounded out the Bass section of State Orchestra. Everyone in Clearfield is still talking about the wonderful performance the District Orchestra gave in our auditorium. 20 Washington here we come-Seniors paying Mrs. L. R. Batcheler for the Washington trip. Seniors lining up in the gym for the academic proces GRADUATION. The Musical Downbeat was a smash hit with a good many of our talented seniors taking part in the production. Solos, dances, and instrumentals were par- ticipated in by all. The All-School Play, Onions in the Stew was well attended. De Verne Book- walter, another senior, held one ofthe lead parts. May 'IO marked the day of our All-School Prom sponsored by the able junior class. The Washington trip, also a success, was renewed in our minds many times during the remainder ofthe year. Senior Counselor Mr. Pritts 21 sion to the auditorium for that eventful ceremony- SENIOR CLASS OF '57 FLORENCE M. AUGHENBAUGH Flossie General-Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4. DAVID C. BARBARA neugern College Preparatory-Rifle Club 4, Golf Club 2, 3, Math Club 4, JOHN H. BARTLEY, JR. fuohnn College Preparaiory 3 Chorus 2, Chess 2, 3, 41 Math Club 4. NANCY LEE BAIR Hsahyn Social Academic-Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Drama Club 2, 4, Secretary 2. ROBERT WM. BARR, JR. Smokey Vocational Agriculture-Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, Re porter 3, President 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Football 4. GEORGE C. BELFORD General-Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- mittee 4, Chess Club 4, Math Club 4, Flying Club 4, 22 ls Miss Knepp really treating Roger Gorton, Ray Caldwell, Sam Biancuzzio and Ed Walker? M. SUZANN BENNETT nsuzeu College Preparatory - Bison Board 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Senior Sub Deb Club 45 Chess Club 4, Math Club 4. JOHN A. BERTHOT Jake General. MARGARET R. BEVERIDGE Margie Social Academic - Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4, Sub Deb Club 4, Drama Club 2, 3. MARCELLA ANN BILLOTTE Cello General-Sub Deb Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM L. BLOOM Bill General Metal-Rifle Club 2. MICHAEL DAVID BENTZ Herf General-Chorus 2, Golf Club 2, Boys Leaders Club 4, Presi- dent 4, Football 35 Volleyball I, 2, 4. MICHAEL B. BEST Mickey Vocational Carpentry - Rifle Club 25 Archery Club 4, Boys Leaders Club 4. SALVATORE S. BIANCUZZO usumu General-Proiection Club 2, 3, 4, President 37 Stage Craft 4, President 4. MICHAEL L. BILLOTTE Bruno Social Business - Triangle 4: Commercial Club 3, 45 Drama Club 3, Basketball 2, 3. SUSAN ELIZABETH BOAG usuen College Frepartory - Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Asst. Editor 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 41 Band 2, 3, 47 Chorus 2, 3, 4: Future Teach- ers of America 3, 4, Golf Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club 47 Girls Golf Team 3, 45 Senior Gift Commit- tee 4p Class Historian 3. 23 SENICR CLASS OF '57 DE VERNE BOOKWALTER HDV, Salesmanship-Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Commercial Club 3, 4, Golf Club 4. JUDITH GAY BRETH .1 Ju dyu Social Academic-Future Teach- ers of America 2, 3. WILLIAM H. BUZZARD, JR. am College Preparatory-Golf Club 2. Archery Club 2, Secreiary 2g Math Club 4, Football 2. SANDRA SUE CANNON usundyu Bookkeeping f Drama Club 2 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4. HOPE H. CARNS Murphy Bookkeeping 3 Chorus 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 4, Drama Club 29 Commercial Club 3, 47 Class Treasurer 3. 24 PATRICIA ANN BOYD upatu General-Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 49 Archery 4. MONALOU BUTLER Mona Social Business-Sub Deb 3, 45 Drama Club 3. ROMONA JEAN CALL Monie Saicial Business-Triangle Club 2, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4: Commer- cial Club 3, 4. RICHARD H. CARNS nbicku College Prepcrrcllorygllifle Club 2, Maih Club 4, President 4. SHIRLEY ANN CARNS Shirley General-Band 2, 3, 4. JEAN ANN CLARK Jeanne General-Sub-Deb Club 37 mow 3: Golf 2. TERRY COLLINS Black Out General-Rifle Club 3, 45 Club 3, PERRY M. CONNOR College Preparatory, Dra- Golf NORMA JEAN CLARK Norm General-Sub-Deb Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 3. JACK DUANE CONKLIN Huuskie Vccuiionul Aufcmoiive 1 Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4 Baseball 4. GEORGE H. CONWAY General-Basketball 2. 25 Notice cfnycne ou! cf place in this senior dance group? SENIOR CLASS OF '57 JON l. CONWAY Jon the Con Bookkeeping - Proiectian Club 25 Chess Club 3, Basketball 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Manager, Track 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS H, COUDRIET Coodie Vocational Carpentry - Rifle Club 2, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. ROGER DALE HSIYH Vocational Automotive. 26 MARJORIE COON Margie College Preparatory - Chorus 2, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4: Math 4, Senior Gift Committee 4. LINDA LEE CRISSMAN Chris College Preparatory - Chorus 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers cf America 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4. JOHN H. DeI.EON Huck.. College Preparatory-Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 2, Math Club 4. VINCE DeSALVO Ernie Vocational Carpentry - Boys Leaders Club 4, Wrestling 2, 3. JANET MARIE DUNLAP Sprinkle Secretarial-Sub Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. WILLIAM H, EAMIGH Hniii General - Student Council 2, Key Club 4, Chorus 2, Math Club 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. BETTY L. ENSMINGER Betts General. CONNIE ANN EVANS General-Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. BETSY ANN DIEHL Squeeky College Preparatory - Orches- tra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Sub Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Math Club 4. MERRILL A. DUNLAP Knob Social BusinessfOrchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3: Commercial Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Bascketboll 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. MARCELLA LEIGH ELBELL Cello College Preparatory - Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Senior Section Editor 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Cho- rus 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Secretary 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, Math Club 4, Secretary 4: Senior Gift Committee. JOSEPH MICHAEL EVANKO ujoeu Salesmanship- Class President 2, Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Adver- tising Manager 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Drama Club 3, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, President 3, Basketball 3, 4, Senior Gift Committee. LOIS IRENE FAULKNER H1-iny., General-Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 47 Dzama Club 2, Rifle Club 3, 27 SENIOR CLASS OF '57 LOUISE MARLENE FAULKNER Social Business-Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 3. LARRY W. FLETCHER SldnIlead Vocational Carpentry-Student Council 2, Rifle Club 2, Wrest- ling l, 2, 4. WILLIAM H. FOSTER Vocational Carpentry. MARY ANN GEARHART Social Academic-Band 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4. OLLIE MAE GILL Butch Secretarial-Student Council 3, Commercial Club 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. 28 R. ALLEN FISCUS Gcob Secretarial-Basketball 2, 3, 4. DIXIE LEE FLOOD Bookkeeping-Band 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. MARY LEE FREEMAN Social Business-Sub-Deb Club 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. SALLY ANNE GEARHART usulu General-Class Treasurer 2, Bi- son Board 2, 3, 4, Junior and Sophomore Section Editor 3, Business Manager 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, President 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Golf Team 3, 4, Girls Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4. DONNA JEAN GOOD Goalie Social Business-Band 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commer- cial Club A. J, HOWARD GOSS Gossie Salesmanship-Track 2, 3, 45 Football 2. GRACE SUSAN GREEN Frosly General - Triangle 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Fuiure Teachers 2, 3, Sub-Deb 2, Drama Club 3, 4, MONA JEAN HAINSEY College Preparafory - Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Secreiary 41 Math Club 4, Senior Gift Com- miilee. CAROL R. GRAFFIUS General 7 Sludenl Council 2, Band 2, Future Nurses 2, Secrelary 2, Sub-Deb Clu Drama Club 2, 4. DONALD HABOVICK nrooiu General - Proiection 2, 3, President 3. RONALD E. HANSEN nnonn Vocational Metal. 3, 4. b 4, Vice 29 What do I do now? Paul Welch appears lo be thinking fo himself. SENIOR CLASS OF '57 JUDITH K. HARASTI ruudyn Social BusinessfSub4Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. JOHN C. HAVERSACK npigmyn Vocational Carpentry -- Golf Club 2, Golf 2, 3, 4, DENA JEAN HEISE Jeanie Bookkeeping-Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, CHLOE ANN HARLEY Secretarial-Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bond 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretory 4, l.eader's Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Senior Gift Com- mittee. MARJORIE HAVERSACK Margie Social Business-Golf Club I, Sub-Deb Club 3, Commercial Club 2, 3. CAROL A. HEMPHILL Hempie Generc1IfSub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. 30 Does Carolyn Kester really know more about voting than Mr. Wisor? ANNA M. HENRY Annu Banana General - Chorus 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4. mc:-:Ann P. Hivvs Dick General Metal. JANICE LEAH HOLLOPETER rrlunu General-Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4. SARAH LARRIAN HUBLER La rrinn College Preparatory - Class Vice-President 2, President 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, President 35 Drama Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Archery Club 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Math Club 4, Treasurer 4, Sen- ior Gift Committee. LORAINE JUNE HUDSON Junie Secretarial - Commercial Club 3, 4. ELIZABETH MAE HESS Social Academic - Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. BARBARA JOYCE HOLES Barb College Preparatory-Class His- torian 25 Band 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 3, 47 Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Commit- tee 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 47 Math Club 4. WILFORD R. HOMMAN General Metal-Rifle Club 2. MARY JANE HUBLER ,rspooku General-Sub-Deb Club 2, 3. LORRAINE HUGAR Lori Social Academic - Future Nurses of America 2. 31 SENIOR CLASS OF '57 BARBARA JEAN HUGNEY nsubsf. Secretarial-Bison Board 3, 4, Typist 3, 4, Triangle 3, 4, Typ- ist 3, Feature Editor 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. LEO FRANK IANARO EI Toro Social Business-Dance Com- mittee 4, Commercial Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 4. CAROL ANN JOHNSON Carol Secretarial-Student Council 2, Chorus 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. JOYCE J. JOHNSON Joyce General-Band 2, Chorus 2, 3, A: Future Nurses of America 2, 3. JUDITH ANN JORDAN 1, Judyn Social Business-Sub'Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. 32 RICHARD H. HURD Itchy General-Math Club 4. JOHN MALCOLM JABBS MiIkey College Preparatory-Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Archery Club 2, 3, 4, Presi. dent 2, Vice-President 4, Math Club 4. DEAN JOHNSON Automotive. HELEN LOUISE JOHNSTON Toolie Bookkeeping - Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Assistant Business Man- ager, Library Club 2, 3, 4, President 3. DARLENE cAnoL Junv Dolly GeneralfSub-Deb Club 3, 4. 1-.,L..,,,,, MARY LOU JURY Lu Lu College Preporatoryf Band 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of Amer- ica 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Math Club 4, Senior Gift Committee. ARTHUR D. KAUFMAN NAVY, SecretorialvS1udent Council 3, Commercial Club 3, Proiection Club 2. EVELYN LOIS KENNEDY nlynnerr General - Future Teachers of America 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, 4, Library Club 3. VIOLET LOUISE JURY Hviu College Preparatory - Future Nurses of America 2, 3, Sube Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4. WILLIAM ALLEN KENDALL rrwmyft College PreparatoryiRif'le Club 2, 3: Golf Club 2, Chess Club 4, Math Club 4, Varsity Club 4: Football 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM M. KERR npoou College Preparatory-Key Club 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 2, 3, Moth Club 4. 33 Don't let the suits fool you girls, John Richards, Bill Kendall cmd Jack DeLeon are checking on their schedule for having their senior pictures token. SENIOR CLASS OF '57 R. Hall, M. Jury, M. Gearhart, P. Lumaclue, J. Lunsford, N. Lischerelli, B. Diehl, M. Elbell, and T. McGovern give cz tinal contribution of their talents to C.H.S. CARDLYN KESTER Carolyn College Prepartory - Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Chcrus 2, 3, 45 Sub-Deb Club 3, 4. HOWARD EDWARDS KUHN5 uNedu College Preparatory - Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Sfudent Council 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Lf. Governor 4, Bond 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, Math Club 4, Football 4. CONSTANCE IRENE LAW Connie General. WILLIAM A. KRUCKENBERG Krucks General-Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4. C. DIANNE KUNES unit, College Preparatory - Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, Chess Club 3, Girls Leaders Club 2. SAMUEL A. LEE nsamu GeneralfRifle Club 2, 3, 4. 34 KENNETH J. LEONARD Seats Agricultural-Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Vice-President 4. KEITH A. LEVIN College Preparatory -- Student Council 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Golf Club 2, Math Club 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2. NANETTE D. LISCHERELLI Lisch Secretarial-Band 2, 3, 47 Cho- rus 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, Golf Club 2. DONALD C. LOCKETT Buck Vocational Carpentry. ANN L. LOWELL Annie Secretarial - Commercial Club 4, Girls Leaders Club 4, CAROLE ANN LEVIN Secretarial-Student Council 2, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, Dance Commit- tee 45 Sub-Deb 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, Treasurer 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. BARBARA LEE LIPPART usarbn Secretarial-Sub-Deb Club 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. MONA J. LIVERGOOD umonuu Social Business - Commercial Club 4. DONALD L. LONG HABBH General-Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. MARGART ANN LUMADUE upeggyu General-Triangle 3, 4, Orches- tra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses of America 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, Drama Club 2, Golf Club 3. 35 SENICJR CLASS OF '57 JOYCE ANN LU NSFORD ujoyu General-Triangle 3, 4: Slu- clenl Council 47 Band 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses of America 3, Sub-Deb Club 3g Drama Club 2: Golf Club 3: Senior Gift Committee 4. RONALD L. LUZIER Skeeter General. MARY JANE MARINO General-Sub-Deb Club 3. CAROLYN RUTH Mv:CRACKEN nj on Secreiarial-Drama Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. MARY CATHERINE M:DONAlD Shorty General - Future Nurses of America 2, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Library Club 4, 36 RAY LUZIER Curly General-Foolball 2. MARY LOUISE l.YONS Susie General-Triangle 2, 31 Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4: Sub-Deb 4, Drama Club 31 Senior Gift Com- mittee 4, Girls Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. DUANE PATRICK MCBRIDE Dewey General-Rifle Club 2, 4, Golf Club 2. ROBERT LEE McCRACKEN H kkyu General-Proieclian Club 2, 3, 4, President 47 Slagecraff 4. SHERWOOD C. McDOWELL, JR. Mickey College Preparafory-Bancl 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 3, Golf Club 2, Chess Club 2, Math Club 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. LESTER LEE MCGONIGAI. Scofchy Vocational Automotive. VIRGINIA LEE MacKENZIE usinnyrf Secretarial f Orchestra 2, 3, Bond 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4g Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Golf Club 2. DORIS JEAN McQUIRNS Dorie College Preparatory-Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4. THRESA R. McGOVERN Tickle Secretarial-Student Council 2, Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 3, 45 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Rifle Club 4. NORMA JEAN MQLAUGHLIN Norm Social Business - Commercial Club 3, 4. WILLIAM A. MAGNUSON am College Preparatory - Math Club 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. 37 Vince DiSolvo, John Haversock and Gary Tents fsec- ond from the right, ore the shine in this senior pic- ture. Wouldn't you like to be the lucky girl receiv- ing this cedar chest? SENICR CLASS OF '57 DAVID EUGENE MAINES nshadyu Automotive. RUTH ELLEN MAYS .lskipu GenercxlfRifle Club 2: Corn- merciul Club 4. EDWARD O. MATERKOWSKI HMS Edu General Metal. FLOYD A. MAINES Moines Vocational Electric-Stagecrnft Club 49 Flying Club 4. LEONA IRENE MAHAFFIE nl-een Bookkeeping-Sub-Deb Club 3 CLAIRE IMO MANEY ,uuneyn SecretnricIgSub-Deb Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Rifle Club 2. 38 Doris McQuirns, Barbara Holes, Cathy Scott, Lclrricn Hubler and Joan Witherow practice for the science demonstration in the auditorium. ANTOINETTE M. MARANO Toni Secretarial-Band 2, Sub-Deb Club 2, Drama 2, 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 3, 4, Golf Club 3. MILDRED l. MARSH ,,Midge.1 Salesmanslwip-Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. SAL MICCIO Weasel College Preparalory+Key Club 4, Chess Club 4, Mall! Club 4, Varsiiy 4, Boys leaders Club 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, -4. CAROL LEE MICHAELS Carol SecrelarialfSub-Deb Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4. BARBARA LEE MILLIGAN Bubbles General, JOSEPHINE MARANO ...I on SecrelarialfGolf Club 2, 3: Band 2, Sub-Deb Club 2, Dra- ma Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3,4 MARY LOUISE MEREDITH Social Business -Library Club 4. DAVID L. MICHAELS Squirrel GenerclfProieclion Club 2. ERMA JANE MIGNOT 1.-I-exf. General-Library Club 2. CHARLOTTE THERESA MISLISKY C hu I College Preparaiory - Fuiure Nurses af America 2, 3, 4, Sub- Deb Club 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 4. 39 SENIOR CLASS OF '57 WILLIAM ROBERT MITCHELL Moose College Preparatory - Drama Club 37 Rifle Club 2, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Class Vice-President 3. DOROTHY JEAN MOYER MDM., Bookkeeping, NANCY M. NEAL Nancy Generol. JUDITH PATRICIA O'DAY Hjudyn General-Chorus 2, 3, 4, Lead- ers Club 4. EVELYN LOYE OGDEN HI-oven Bookkeeping-Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, 40 THOMAS MITCHELL H-romu JOHN A. MUCIO Mouse Social Business. TERRY L. O'CONNOR If-I-enyf, College Preparatory-Rifle Club 25 Chess Club 2, Math ClLb 4. ANDREW J. O'DELL umggevu Vocational Automotive. WANDA LOUISE OGDEN Touts Social BusinessfSub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3. HQ: , , S ay. Marv, Q mm EVELYN L. OSBORNE Ozzie Social Academic - Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN E. PASSMORE Euston General-Basketball 2, 3, 4. SONJA LEE PEARSON Soniee Secretarial - Chorus 24 Sub' Deb Club 2, 3, 49 Commercial Club 3, 4. tb uyfkglii ?wLQ.'sH':..x.naYn4k U44 Lug MN, Q... STANLEY BLAINE OWENS Owens Vocational ElectricvStagecraft 3. EDWARD STEPHEN PAVLINSKY uEdu College Preparatory - Bison Board 3, 4, Photographer and Editor-in-Chiefy Student Coun- cil 4g Chess Club -4, Treasurer 4g Math Club 4. ANNA LOUISE PENNINGTON upinkyu Gene ral. 41 'V 'V 'rl A 1 5 . V Vt! QU ' Make-up is an important factor for senior pictures Make sure your coIlar's on straight, Dorothy. SENIOR CLASS OF '57 Really girls, who do you think will stoop that low? fEven to go under on archj VALERIE COLLETE PETERSON npeteu College Preparatory S Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, President 2, Rifle Club 2, Golf Club 4, Chess Club 34 Girls Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, President 4, Class Sec- retory 2, 3. DOROTHY J. QUINN HDMU GeneralfSub-Deb Club 3, Dro- ma Club JESSE J. READ .qessu Vocational Automotive. WILLIAM DAVID POTTS Bill College Preparatory-Key Club 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2. ELLEN L. RAYBOULD Ellen Secretarial - Commercial Club 3, 47 Drama Club 2, 3, Rifle Club 3. MERWIN JEAN READ Jeanne General-Triangle 2, 3, 4, As- sistant News Editor 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 31 Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4. 42 THOMAS E. RECORDS uEepsu College Preparatory S Proiec- Iion Club 2, 3, Chess Club 2, Leaders Club 4. HELEN R. M. RENAUD DimpIes GeneralfSub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Library Club 4. JOHN A. RICHARDS Big John College Preparaiory, PATRICIA ANN ROBB .IPMH Bookkeeping - Student Council 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenl 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, PAUL H. ROUGEUX Rock General - Proiecticn Club 2, Leaders Club 4, Varsify Club 4, Volleyball 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4. NANCY JEAN REED Nance Secretarial-Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 3, 4, Golf Club 2. CAROL DOREEN RHONE Social Business-Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Golf Club 2. KATHRYN ELIZABETH RISH EL Belly General-Student Council 3. JOSEPH E. ROHRBAUGH njoeu College Prepc1ra?oryvOrches1rcn 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Malh Club 4, Baskeiball Mane ciger 2, 3, 4. CLAIR L. ROWLES nl-een General Meial-Rifle Club 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. 43 SENIOR CLASS OF '57 ISABEL E. ROWLES Hluyu General-Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA JEAN ROWLEY Shorty General-Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3. CARMEN PHILIP SANTINOCETO HBUIIH College Preparotoryfflrchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, President 4, Future Teachers 2, Golf Club 2, Math Club 4. R. JOE SAYERS ulcer, College Preparatory -- Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Mathematics Club 4. FREDERIC W. SCHROEDER, JR. used., College Preparatory - Bison Board 4, Assistant Phofog- rapher 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4. 44 MARY LOUISE ROWLES Smiley Secretarial-Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. ROSEMARY RYAN Secrelarial - Commercial Club 4. JOHN S. SASS 11505511 Bookkeeping-Commercial Club 3, Projection Club 2, 3. KENNETH B. SCHICKLING uKenn College Preparatory - Chess Club 2, Math Club 4, MARGARET ANN SCHUCKER ,fpeggyu Bookkeeping-Band 2, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, -4, Golf Club 2, 3. CATHARINE PATTEN SCOTT Cathie College PrepuratoryfOrchestro 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Math Club 4. EMERSON SHAW, JR. nEmmyu College Preparatory - Student Council 3, Band Mascot 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 2, Math Club 4: Senior Gift Committee 4. MARY MARLENE SHIREY Marlene Social Business-Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. ARNOLD B. SHAW Hsudn College Preparatory-Golf Club 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 4, Track 4. HELEN FRANCES SHIREY HI-uken College Preparatory-Orchestra 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 47 Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice President 4. ROBERT A. SHIVELY Shihes Vocational Agricultural - Rifle Club 3, Future Farmers 2, 3, 4, Sentinel. 45 How could Mr. Wisor deny Leda Swanson, Carol Graffius and Bill Eamigh a 75 in social problems for their term papers? SENIOR CLASS OF '57 SECIL SELLEW SKINNER, JR. uskinu General. ELIZABETH ROSE SMITH naenyu Secretarial-Bison Board 3, 4, Typist 3, 4, Triangle Staff 3, 4, Typist 3, News Editor 4, Sub- Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Drama Club 2, 3, 47 Commer- cial Club 3, 4, President 4, Sen- ior Gifl Committee 47 Class Secretary 4. DANIEL DAVID SMITH Thumper General. ROSE ANN SMEAL Rose Ann Social AcademicfCI1orus 2, 45 Drama Club 3, DARLENE M. SMITH Dennie Bookkeeping-Sub'Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, Com- mercial Club 3, 4. FOWLER SMITH Vocational Carpentry - Rifle Club 2, 3. 46 Even in Washington Ihe seniors lake time out Io be educated. BARBARA MAE SNYDER Barb Social Academic - Sfudeni Council 4, Fufure Nurses 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN SPINGOLA uspingu General-Sub-Deb Club 3. NORMA K. STEWART nsiewn SecreIarialfChorus 25 Sub-Deb Club 2, 4, Commercial Club 4: Golf Club 2. LEDA JANE SWANSON Leda College Preparatory - Fulure Nurses 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 45 Malh Club 4. GARY LEE THOMAS SquirreIIy College Preparoiory - Bison Board 3, Triangle 2, 31 Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Malls Club 4, Vice President 47 Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- clenl 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrest- ling I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES SNYDER Chuck General. DOROTHY B. STARR MDM., Social Business-Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 4. ELLEN MAY SWALES Ellen Social Business. GARY IRA TEATS Herman General-Golf Team 2, 3, 4. MAMIE LOUISE THOMAS Squid Bookkeeping-Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3, Rifle Club 3, 47 SENIOR CLASS OF '57 ISABELLE CARROLL THOMPSON Carroll Secretarial-Band 2, 3, 4, Sub- Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. CAROLYN GAIL THURSTON General-Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 4. RAYMOND G. TURNER nMonku Bookkeeping-Rifle Club 2. THOMAS V. VALIMONT H-I-emu College Preparatory-Golf Club 4, Chess Club 2, Math Club 4. EDGAR MITCHELL WALKER ,,Edn College Preparatory-Key Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 45 Sen- ior Gifi Commilfee 4. 48 MARY LOU THOMPSON Salesmanship-Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 3, 4, Golf Club 2. JAMES A. TOTO Fool-Foot Vocation a l-Ca rpen fry. LYNDA ANN UNDERCOFFER Secretarial-Golf Club 27 Cam. mercial Club 3, 47 Sub-Deb Club 3, 47 Drama Club 3, 4, Sluclenl Council 4, Senior Gif! Committee 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4. THOMAS RALPH VOKES H-I-emu College Preparatory-Golf Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club 4, Varsity Club 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4, Wrest- ling l, 2, 3, 47 Golf 2, 3, 4. JOHN D. WALKER HANK, General-Leaders Club 4, Vol' leyball l, 2, 4. ua 'Y a-v JOAN PATRICIA WEAVER Joanne Salesmanship-Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Dance Commiitee 2, 3, Drama Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice President 4: Chess Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Leaders Club 4, PAUL E. WELCH Ja re Genero1lvChorus 2, Golf Club 2, Leaders Club 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Varsily Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Foo1boll 3, Track 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Sen- ior Gif? Commiflee 4. MARLENE K. WHITE Marlene Social Business+Bancl 2, 3, Sub-Deb 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. GRETCHEN ELAINE WEBB HKMYH General 1 Fulure Teachers 3, Commercial Club 3. JOHN O. WHALING Vocational Electrical. JOHN novo wmrsm Sticky College Preparatory-Key Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Rille Club 2, Golf Club 2, 3, Math Club 4, Baskeiball Manager 2, 3, 4. 49 It must be near I A. M.-only the night owls are sfill lively. SENIOR CLASS OF '57 GEORGE F. WISE nHoseu General-Varsiry Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. DAVID DUANE WITHEROW Duane Vocational Aurornotive. ALICE MARIE WITHEY nneen Social Business-Sub-Deb Club 2, Drama Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 3. General--Proieciion Club 2, 3, K 4, Secretary 3, Siage Craft 4: , Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club ky 4, Flying Club 4, Track 2. C - RONALD LEE WISE Vocalional Electric - Sfage Crafi 4, Vice Presidenl 4. JOAN LOUISE WITHEROW WheaIies College Preparatory-Triangle 4, Siudenf Council 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Fuiure Teachers 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Chess Club 4, Vice President 4, Math Club 4. DONNA JEAN WIIHEY Donna Bookkeeping. 50 David Barbara, Fred Schroeder, Joe Sayers, and John Wl1iIseH shine in a physics demcnslraiion. GLENN WILLIAMS Deacon IN MEMORIAM THELMA JEAN GRAHAM Born January 5, 1939 Died February 2, 'I957 In our hearis your memory lingers, Sweetly, tender, fond and true, There is not a day, dear classmate, That we do not Think of you. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: Thelma Graham, Carolyn Kesier, Valorie Peierson, Mary Lyons and Joan Weaver. These girls cheered together their sophomore, junior, and senior years, 51 JUNIOR CLASS Jim Freeland, president, shows Judy Schickling the secretary an error in ihe minutes. Jane Evans, treasurer, Bill Betts, vice president and Dean Learish, historian look on. Junior Class History As we, the first junior class ofthe new high school, complete the 1956-57 school yeas we review the happenings that make this year an everlasting memory in our min s. From the first whistle of football season to the singing of the Alma Mater on the second award day, the juniors' actions were commendable. President, Jim Freeland, Vice President, Bill Betts, Treasurer, Jane Evans, Secretary, Judy Schick' lijng, and Historian, Dean Learish were given the honors of representing this junior c ass. With the beginning of school came the start of the T956 football season. The junior participants wearing a football C are Charley Fama, Dale Kuhns, Dean Learish, Dick Lorah, Bill Guelich, and Albert Ogden. Learish received honorable mention All-State along with placing on the All-District and Central Counties teams. Storing the football togs away, the junior boys dribbled basketballs and re- moved extra weight in preparation tor the winter sports schedule. Dale Kuhns, Bob Jay, and Bob Rishel played important roles on the championship basketball team. All three received letters and Kuhns was awarded honorable mention on the district team. The wrestling team was bolstered by the strength of Armando Marano, Stan Fletcher, Paul Stegner, Larry Davis, Dick Lorah, and Francis Coud- riet. Stegner and Marano were district champs. With spring came baseball and track. Both groups were assisted by many juniors. On the baseball team were: Bob Jay, Ken Mitchell, Jim Freeland, Francis Coudriet, Pat Geisler, Larry Davis, Sherman Bowman, and John Eckley while Char- ley Fama, Dale Kuhns, Ashley Hilton, Jim Capatch, and Marvin and Melvin Hug- ney held important positions on the track squad. Fama and Kuhns were District IX winners in the javelin and shot. ln the Downbeat, the juniors displayed their musical talents through solos, trios, instrumental arrangements, comedy acts, and participating in the mixed chorus. The Clearfield High School auditorium was the scene of the district orchestra. As a result, many students from our school participated and made an honorable showing. Janet Baird, Cloud Kowalski, Bill Betts, and Brenda Foor represented 52 Bill Betts pulls a switch and leads the lndian club demonstration for the gym show with In- clian clubs instead of drum sticks. 1957 the District basketball playoffs at Farrell. .lunior Class History the junior class at district band while Jean Lewis, Jane Evans, Brenda Foor, Lester Mitchell, and Ron Taylor attended district chorus. The various Evening of Music programs involved many of these iuniors. In the all-school play Jane Evans, Bill Betts, Julia Loubris, Brenda Foor, Paul Stegner, and Penny Uplinger teamed-up to make successful the presentation of Onions in the Stew. The last maior event of our iunior year, the Some Enchanted Evening prom, occurred May 10. Aided by the beauty of the new school, the prom proved enioy- able. The rains that fell that evening simply added another sparkle to the En- chanted Evening. We attribute our success of the 1956-57 school year to the wonderful environ- ment which includes: Mr. Mead, the faculty, the community of Clearfield, and the people attending school this year. We hope these persons are as pleased with us as we are proud of them. We will strive to better ourselves in our coming senior year. Miss Hiller Junior Counselor 53 Jimmie Howe lets out a roar as Clearfield downed Bradford for the chance to go on to JUNIOR CLASS OF 1957 HomeroomlOl BOTTOM ROW: E. McKendrick, A. Newell, R. Washburn, P. Martell, P. Lumudue, J. Lolnsberry, L, Dixon, D. Ianoro, R. Spingolo. SECOND ROW: S. Halford, C, Livergood, D. Moines, B. Keirn, A. Ferlcxzzo, M. A. Wise, B. Ardclry, D. Moyer. THIRD ROW: R. Sliner, K. Kifer, P. Geisler, B. Brion, B. Allison, B, Gormoni, C, Tecifs. FOURTH ROW: L. Mullen, R. Condon, R. Sievens, G. Sfewurl, B. Schultz, B. Brody. Homeroom 102 BOTTOM ROW: J. Duez, J. Schickling, S. Bowers, J, Millircn, B. Buck, J. Sneddcn, S. Schucker, M. OM, N. Steiner. SECOND ROW: R. Tay- lor, B. Leovy, M. McGoey, G. Hugney, B. Shaw, D. Litz, C. Green, B. Weaver. THlRD ROW: J. Capulch, B. Bells, G. Burger, Reese Liver- good, J. loncger, D. Bergey, D. Collins, D. Cuiler. FOURTH ROW: B. Joy, C. Levine, J. Gosline, S, Bowman, B. Dovis, P. Stone. 54 Homeroom 109 BOTTOM ROW: R. M. Rauch, M. Snyder, C. Hudson, C. Crowe, D. Cleaver, D. McCormick, J. Duckett, R. Iunuro, M. Bell, SECOND ROW: K. Kenyon, J. Luzier, K .l.oniin, D. Goss, R. Carclinale, V. Kyler, R. M. Mendolia, P. Cole. THIRD ROW: B. Kovalick, F. Vale, P. Henry, M. A. Carlson, C. Evans, D, Carter, D, Magnuson, B. Loniin. FOURYH ROW: F. Pontillo, K. Brown, J. Carter, P. KnePPf B. Thurston, J. Rhone, J, Whaling. The junior class was well represented fn the Musical Downbectn as their girls had one of the best dance groups in The show. ,fx .: Q. The iunior boys are seen at one of their more serious moments as they try to finish their chemistry unknowns at the last minute. 55 JUNIOR CLASS GF 1957 Homeroom Ill BOTTOM ROW: E. Evans, I. Lilareaiori, B. Boozer, D. Hayward, F. Bailor, C. Leigey, L. Mayhew, L. Derrick, B. Sloppy. SECOND ROW: J. Shirey, K. Griffith, N. Lombardo, P. Renaud, V. Fulfon, G. Fetlers, B. J. Hudson, I.. Jordon. THIRD ROW: B. Blake, B. McCracken, M, Pirow, D. Knepp, N. Shirey, J. Lanager, G. Habovick. FOURTH ROW: C. Kowalski, L. Mitchell, E. Slurniolo, M. Podmenik, L. Wallace, R. Smith, J. Graham, B. Newpher. Homeroom 202 BOTTOM ROW: B. Hayward, R. Wisor, E. Poole, C. Cline, J. Baird, K. Hynd, C. Morgan, R. Lowell, D. Wesley. SECOND ROW: J. Lans- berry, C. Cowder, V. Adams, A. Olmes, L. Crum, H. Murray, S, Clark, T. McBride. THIRD ROW: J. Dielzel, W. Koontz, T. Taylor, D. J. Armstrong, D, Lorah, M. Hugney, J. Freeman. FOURTH ROW: J. Barton, W. Carter, D. Myers. 56 Homeroom 203 BOTTOM ROW: B. Foor, C. Viard, N. Guelich, L. Schickling, E. Lewis. M. Fullinglon, M. L. Brown. SECOND ROW: L. Anderson, C. Fama, S. Flelcher, M. Wilt, L. Miller, J. Freelancl, J. Selner, L. Maines. THIRD ROW: B. Casher, T. Lawhead, D. VonGunclen, D. Learish, L. Davis, T. Gill, K. Mitchell, FOURTH ROW: D. Graham, C. Mignof, D. Kuhns, A. Hilton. Homeroom 205 BOTTOM ROW: B, Welch, M, Gisewhife, L. Webber, S. Kolbe, M. B. Yeager, S. Wiggins, N. Griffith, M. J. Marino. SECOND ROW: B. Merriff, M. English, S. Nelson, L. Tobias, L. Rankin, M. McGinnis, E. Short, C. Howland. THIRD ROW: A. Marano, D. Duckeft, R. Rose, E. Smiih, D. Maurer, D. Mulhollan, C. Pennington, J. Bain. FOURTH ROW: L. Lee, K. Barr, D. Bresssler, B. Miller. 57 JUNIOR CLASS OF 1957 Homeroom 213 BOTTOM ROW: C. Rollin, P. Uplinger, S. Barr, J. Loubris, J. Evans, M. Lunsberry, N. Johnson, G. Williams, M. Boyle. SECOND ROW: L. Brady, E. Plubell, S. Kephcrt, T. Young, R. Sfiner, J. Howe, J. Zorecky. THIRD ROW: A. Ogden, L. Butler, D. Poole, B. Rishel, D. Beard, R. Swules, T. lmler, K. Lyfle. FOURTH ROW: D. Show, J. Kinkead, T. Eisenmcn, T. Chnupcu. Brenda Foor ond Ginny Adams dance to the Banana Bout Seng in The Musical Downbeczif' Brenda Foor, who portrayed Anne in the All-School Play, Dells a choice bit of news, as all eyes are upon her, 58 IN MEMORIAM Q W Qffzx' .' flikfiz MARY GAIL CLARK Born February 10, 1940 Died February 2, 1957 Sunshine passes, shadows fall, Friends' remembrances ouflasis all, And tho years be many or few, They are filled with remembrances, of you. THE C. H. S. CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW: V. Peierson, M. L. Lycns, C. Kesler, J, Weaver, T. Graham. SECOND ROW: C. Morg D Magnuson, J. Lewis, M. Clark. 59 SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to Right: Peggy Borst, Historian, Joyce Schultz, Treasurer, Guy Graham, Vice-President, Tom O'Day, President, Sue Sherkel, Secretary. Sophomore Class History The 1957 class of sophomores consider them- selves fortunate to be the first to spend their en- tire three years of high schocl in the new build- ing, although, they are now the lower classmen. Looking back on the past school year, cer- tain outstanding happenings re-photographed themselves in our minds. The most thrilling hap- pening we can recall was the Musical Downbeat, in which many talented sophomores partici- pated. Among them were: Peggy Jo Knepp, do- ing a toe tap dance, Sarah Lyons, Bob Lingle, Helen Adams, and Sue Sherkel singing solos, and Sandy Brown and Tom O'Day doing a novelty number which proved to be very hilarious. In our school play, Onions in the Stew, Jimmy Stewart and Edith Ryan played important roles. Turning now to the scene of sports, we find football was our opening sport. On our varsity team were Ash Woolridge, Tom O'Day and Guy Graham. Lonnie Miller, Jack Peoples, and Neil Buckley were the sophomores on the junior var- sity team. Next is basketball and wrestling season. We had only three sophomores on our varsity wrestling squad: Ash Woolridge, Art Weiss and John Kruse. We have congratulated Bill Torna- tore, who is on the junior varsity squad, many times for winning the Shcimokin Novice Tourna- ment. The sophomore boys on our junior varsity basketball team consisted of Dave Boyce, Tom O'Day, Guy Graham, and Dave Schucker. Golf is our last sport of the year. We had Sarah Lyons sings, We Kiss in a Shadow. 'fOh! Those great big beautiful dolls, says Alice McGonigal and ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Sophomore Class History four students on the team, Giles Lanager and Bill Tcrnatore, Sarah Lyons and Peggy Borst. We should give praise to the cheerleaders who did their best to encourage the teams, when the chips were up or down, they were Joyce Bil- lotte, Sarah Lyons, Joyce Amon, Judy Rolley, and Peggy Borst. Those receiving citizenship awards were: Denny Boal, Tom O'Day, Joyce Shultz, Sue Sher- kel and Sarah Lyons. Our class officers for the year were: Tom O'Day as president, Joyce Shultz as vice presi- dent, Sue Sherkel as secretary, Guy Graham as treasurer, and Peggy Borst as class historian. We spent a very enioyable year under the direction of Mrs. Grace Francerncre. Mrs. Francemore Sophomore Counselor SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1957 Homeroom 105 BOTTOM ROW: B. Shomo, J, Hager, B. Martell, M. Eggers, E. Reed, M. O'Dell, S. Wilhrow, B. Weaver, B. Cutler. SECOND ROW: J. Shimel, B. Wilson, J. Brady, L. Concel, B. Kepharf, H. Grice, G, Roussey, M. Valimont. THIRD ROW: R. Turner, T. Shively, H. Greene, P, Graham, S. Luzier, R, Weimer, F. Bergey, R. Lingle. FOURTH ROW: G. Myers, E. Hile, A. Hixcm. Homeroom 204 BOTTOM ROW: J. Amon, C. Duncan, S. Reitmyer, S. Brown, D. Graham, B. Conklin, H. Newpher, B. Read, M. Graham. SECOND ROW: M, Breth, J. Kruse, K. Skinner, S. Davis, E. Hoke, S, Lansberry, K. Knepp, R. Jullerfon. THIRD ROW: G Bolton, W. Shimmel, E. Carns, R. Rowles, T. Lansberry, J. Nicholson, L. Passmore. FOURTH ROW: R. Read, J. Boron, A. Weiss, M. Maney, N. Henry, C. Brown. 62 Homeroom 207 BOTTOM ROW: J. Stewart, K. Way, B. Kline, P. J. Knepp, V. English, M. A. Puit, D. Hoyt, M. L. Komonce. SECOND ROW: R. Litzinger, P. Hile, V. Carter, B. Reed, J. Selfridge, L. Wain, E. Venrick. THIRD ROW: J. Wcrlther, T. Swanson, C. Puif, T. Hepburn, J. Walker, J. Eberts, R. Shirey, D. Schnars. FOURTH Row: D. Johnston, T. McCool, D. Sclrucker, J. Owens, J. Koval. A familiar sight to all of you Biology students, is the dissecting of the frog. .- Julia Hceger gives an explanation about her plastics pro- iect to Mr, Weiss, Mrs. Shrcder, Mrs. Walker, and Mrs. Mitchell at the Math and Science Departments Open House. SOPHGMORE CLASS OF 1957 Homeroom 208 BOTTOM ROW: B. Rayer, P. Cams, B. Henchburger, M. Puil, P. Kinkead, R. McCracken, L. Knepp, 5. Conrad, K. Knicely. SECOND ROW: W. Wilsoncroff, H. Buck, T. Snoke, J. Gormonl, J. Hoffman, L. Wisor, A. Wisor, A. Fetzer. THIRD ROW: K. Rishel, R, Knicely, P. Lines, L. Rowles, M. Williams, V. Murphy, L. Kovalick, D. Maurer. FOURTH ROW: J. Duck, B. Johnson, W, Skiles, G. Lanager, T. Haines, J. Sieben- rock, E. Williams, L, Dixon. Homeroom 209 BOTTOM ROW: S. Collins, A. Unch, M. Rollin, L. Langford, P, Sicirkey, J. Billohe, B. Bauman, F. Duck, C. Evans. SECOND ROW: D, Coon, R. Price, G. Lauder, C. Smith, A. Graham, C. Winlers, L. Kline, A. Koozer. THIRD ROW: R. Lingle, T. Nebgen, W. Lillie, G. Wisor, V. Martell, D, Ogden, 64 Homeroom 210 BOTTOM ROW: P. Lydo, F. Garmont, E. Pennington, V. Librectori, C. Butler, S. Borst, E. Hess, A. Buck, W. Wilsoncroft. SECOND ROW: W. Leggs, M. Luzier, M. Kephort, .l. Schultz, N. Spackmun, S. Leorish, B. Caldwell, M. K. Gorman. THIRD ROW: G. Hill, H. Moines, S. Ogden, A. Best, A. McGonigol, R. McGinness, G. lawheod. FOURTH ROW: R. Rothrock, D, Boyce, D. Woodling. Our talented sophomore choral group ask us, How'iu like to spend Christmas on Christmas Island with us? Sophomores Peggy Jo Knepp and Put Patrick set the step for Karen Kenyon and Betsy Diehl in the Musical Down- bent. 65 SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1957 Homeroom 211 BOTTOM ROW: K. Valimont, L. Buck, J. Keith, J. Smay, W. Homman, C. Hugney, C. Rowles, J. Graham, D. Smeal, G. Mellott. SECOND ROW: F. Peters, D. Brown, E. Smith, R. Aughenlnuugh, B. Sass, B. Yatta, K. Rebon, B. Parks. Homeroom 212 BOTTOM ROW: H. Aclam, D. Rumery, J. Cole, S, Lyons, 5. Weisshaus, B. Accordino, A. Bartley, P. McCoy, A. Freeman. SECOND ROW: S. Brown, J. Jury, P. McCracken, S. Sherlxel, J. Bell, P. Maloni, J. Rolley, C. Hamm. THIRD ROW: J. Burnett, J. McKenrick, B. Tornatore, D, Mullen, F. Beers, E. Reynolds, D. Mollura, G. Greene. FOURTH ROW: T. Hubler, B. Schanwulder, R. Kennedy, T. O'Day, D. Lynn, L. Coudriet, B. Bloom, J. Stewart. 66 Homeroom 217 BOTTOM ROW: L. Luzier, J. McKinn, S. Howland, B, Fullerton, M. Swisher, M, L. Cutler, M. Luzier, R. Proud, M. Neeper. SECOND ROW: J. Mayhew, D. Bergey, C. Selfridge, M. Newman, B. Ondo, L. Wright, C. Miller, E. Kitchen. THIRD ROW: N. Kyler, K. High, M. Lingle, S. Meredith, H. Graham, M. Johnson, J. McBride, T. Smeal. FOURTH ROW: B. Spingola, N. Buckley, F. Kilchen, C. E. Wcple, E. A. Anlonuk. Homeroom 218 BOTTOM ROW: J. Eckley, C. Mayhew, S. Shaw, J. Shugnrfs, S. Wisor, V. Kline, B. Robbins, M. J. Hand, J. Lindgren. SECOND ROW: J. Haversack, L. Marrara, P. Tibbens, J. Anderson, L. Davidson, D. Killeen, S. Ogden, A. Woolridge, O, Kline. THIRD ROW: R. Rose, E. Marano, W, Faulkner, R. Spingola, P. Cearke, D. Boal, J. Shugarfs. FOURTH ROW: R. Henry, F. Graham, J. Peoples, S. Lanslaerry, B. Roy, D. Kclilburn. 67 Homeroom Arf BOTTOM ROW: B.Swc1rsworth, D. Word, S. Unch, G. Rice, L. Smith, G. Wrigley, M. Lcng, M. Rowles. SECOND ROW: M. A. Root, B. Huvon, G. Burnelf, N. Menclolio, M. Elbell, N. Godin, E. Ryan, A. Hale. THIRD ROW: C. Hollopeter, l. Lonoger, P. Miller, W. Boyce, W. Shirey, T. Brigoncli, A. Davis, J. Bauman. Mr. Bressler smiles happily as his sophomore English class seilles down to work. ul' Three sophomore girls look with reverence of ihe Easter window in the art room. 68 ORGANIZATICDNS Every student in the Clearfield High School is given the oppor- tunity to do further work in the field of his interest. Through these extra-curricular activities the students develop initiative and responsibility which has helped produce our fine school spirit. jim Blbllll, 69 BISON BOARD BOTTOM ROW: J. Evanko, F. Schoeder, S. Boag, E. Pavlinsky, S. Gearhart, B. Hugney, N. Kuhns, M. Elbell, B. Smith. SECOND ROW H. Johnston, J. Shugarts, 5. Bennett, G. Williams, J, Howe, S. Wiggins, N, Johnson, P. Renaud, G. Thurston. THIRD ROW: S. Shaw, S Weisshaus, O. Kline, B. Brion, P. Clarke, R. lingle, J. Jury, S. Brown. Editor-in-Chief . , Ed Pavlinsky Business Manager . Advertising Manager Sports Editor . . -sf, fs-:asm-. I s Chief Typists . . Betty Smith, Assistant Editors , . . ,. ., Susan Boag, Ned Kuhns, Marcella Elbell Barbara Hugney Activities Sally Gearhart Again, as in years before, the Bison staff dum- mied, pasted, wrote write-ups, and tried to move the deadline for the book forward to meet us. , Joe Evanko , . Ned Kuhns A91- - 4 A typical picture ofthe Bison Board at work. 70 COMMERCIAL CLUB BOTTOM ROW: B. Hugney, H. Corns, D. Smith, O. Gill, C. Harley, J. Weaver, B. Smith, C. Michaels, L. Undercoffer, M, Thompson, C. Rhone, R. Cell. SECOND ROW: M. Shirey, M. Livergood, N. McLaughlin, W. Ogden, A. Lowell, D. Flood, P. Schucker, B. Lippert, T. Murano, N. Read. N. Lischerelli, N. Stewart. THIRD ROW: C. Thompson, C. Levin, M. Freeman, L. Faulkner, J. Hudson, C. McCracken, J, Dunlop, D. Good, M. Morsh, J. Horasti, S. Pearson, R. Ryan, FOURTH ROW: B. Booler, D, Heise, E. Ogden, M. Rowles, E. Raybould, R, Mays, A. Withey, C. Money, J. Jordon, J. Morono, C, Johnson, C. Loniin. FIFTH ROW: D. Carter, K, Kenyon, M. Snyder, J, Luzier, L. Derrick, R. lon- aro, J. Duckett, P. Knepp, P. Renaud, F. Vale, P. Henry, V. Fulton. SIXTH ROW: D. Moyer, N. Lombardo, K. Griffith, D, Cleaver, E. Evans, C. Howe, C. Hudson. G. Fetters, B. Hudson, P. Martell, B. Kovalick, P. Cole. SEVENTH ROW: R, Rauch, M. Carlson, R. Mendolia, B. Lonjin, D1 Magnuson, D. McCormick, V. Kyler, C. Crowe, M. Bell, F. Bailor, N. Shirey, D. Goss, D. Hayward, C. Evans. EIGHTH ROW: B, Blake, D. Gzllen, J. Rhone. F. Pontillo, M. Billotte, L. Ionaro, J. Evanko, D. Bookwoller, M. Dunlap, B. Thurston, K, Brown, J. Carter. Officers Activities President . Betty Smith Discussion of secretaries in Germany by Julio Vice President , Joan Weaver HOOVSV- Secretary Chloe Harley Presented skits and sow slides on getting a job. Treasurer MUVY Rowles Attended annual picnic, heard speeches by Advisor Miss Wiley graduates and presented a style show. These tive happy girls, Ellen Swales, Tickie McGovern, Lela Dixon, Chloe Harley, and Virginia Fulton were special on Scinto's list at Christmas. 71 SOPHOMORE DRAMA CLUB BOTTOM ROW: M. Kephart, P. Eadie, G. Rice, B. L. Welsh, S. Weisshaus, S. Shaw, M. Long, SEC- OND ROW: S. Sherkel, P. Maloni, J, Rolley, C. Hamm, J, Jury, S. Brown, S. Lyons. THIRD ROW: B. Lingle, W. Shirey, B. Rose, D, Cleveland, A. Woolridge, E. Carns, M. Breth, FOURTH ROW: T. Lansberry, A. Hixon, D. Schucker, J. Kovak, J. Walther. Officers Activities President . .. , Dave Shucker Chorades cmd pantomimes were presented by Vice President . , Sue Sherkel members of the club. 5SCI'eTC1I'y . Sue Weisshaus Skits were written and talks on the correct use of Advisor , , . Miss Kochis make-up were given. JUNIQR-SENIOR DRAMA CLUB BOTTOM ROW: P. Boyd, J, Marano, C. Mislosky, B, Smith, L. Undercoffer, D, Bookwalter, L, Hubler, B. Diehl, C. Graffius, N. Bair. SECOND ROW: T. McGovern, G, Green, T. Marana, S, Cannon, B. Hugney, P. Uplinger, K. Kenyon, N. Stiner, R. M. Rauch. THIRD ROW: B. Betts, J. Duez, J. Hollo- peter, S. Pearson, M. J. Read, C. Michaels, V. Fulton, P. Stegner. FOURTH ROW: S, McDowell, P. Knepp, P. Renaud, C. Viard, M, Lansberry, J. Loubris, V. Adams, M. Billotte. Ofticers Activities Pl'eSidenf Larrian Hubler Learned and practiced various speech and acting Vice President , Barbara Holes techniques. Secretary , . . .. Jane Evans Read the Bible for morning devotions. Treasurer . DeVerne Bookwalter Club presented Onions in the Stew and assisted Advisor ,, . . . Miss Harris with acting, make-up, and props. 72 PROJECTION CLUB BOTTOM ROW: K. Brown, A. Ferlazzc, F, Pontillo, S. Biancuzzo, B. McCracken, J. Walker, J. Owens. J. Mayhew, D. Knepp. SECOND ROW: K. Rebon, J. Shugerts, R. Rothrock, R. Neff, D. VonGunden, G. Haboviclc. Tl'llRD ROW: O. Kline, C. Levine, R. Livergood. Officers President . , , . . Robert McCracken Vice President , . . . . ..,. James Walker Secretary-Treasurer .. , Bill Polkinghorn Advisor , ,. , , . , . Mr. William Butler Activities Supply 'l6MM proiectors, record players, slide projectors for classroom audio-visual materials. Set up sound amplification for sport activities, school plays and all activities in the auditorium. STAGE CRAFT CLUB BOTTOM ROW: G. Williams, F. Moines, S. Owens, R. Wise, S. Biancuzzo, J, Walker, J. Owens, R. McCracken. SECOND ROW: J, Hile, L. Lonager, J. Bauman, A. Ferlazzo, D. Knepp. B. Brion, C. Levine. THIRD ROW: N. Kyler, R. Swanson, C. Brown, D, Cardinale, L. Winters, C. Hollopeter. Officers President . , . Sam Biancuzzo Vice President .. . , Ronald Wise Secretary , . . Jim Walker Advisor . ,. Mr. Gearhart Activities Set up stage for the following activities: Dedica- tion services, Junior High Minstrel, Evening of Music, Old Town Players, Musical Downbeat, all- school play, grade entertainment, district orches- tra, and commencement. SOPHOMORE SUB-DEB CLUB BOTTOM ROW: V. Kline, S, Wisor, C. Butler, M. Gra ham, M. Rollin, J. McKinn, M. Eggers, L. Luzier, A. Unch, S, Collins, P. Cams, A. Bartley, G. Mellott, B. Royer. SECOND ROW: C. Selfridge, M. Williams, P. Borst, L. Smith, S. Lansberry, G. Wrigley, N. Men dolia, P. Kinkead, J. Stewart, M. Kephart, L. David- scn, J. Hoffman, N. Spackrnon. THl'RD ROW: F. Ger- mont, H. Newpher, J. Biilotle, W. Wilscncroft, B. Ke hart, F. Duck, P. Tibbens, G, Rice, V. Libreaiori, Hamm, P. McCracken, L. Rowles. FOURTH ROW: B. Shomo, B. Bauman, M. K. Gorman, A. M:Gonigal, W. Leggs, A. Wiser, J. Selfridge, M. Swisher, K. Valif mont, P. J. KnePP, B. Kline, B. Caldwell. Officers President Vice-President H Secretary Treasurer Advisor Becky Kline Linda Smith . Barbara Bowman Patty Carns Miss Mogart Activities Films were shown on flower arrangement, clean liness and good grooming, and the preparation and designing of table crystal and vases JUNIOR SUB-DEB CLUB C. Evans, D. Magnuson. Ofticers Activities President Judy Duckett Had a coke and pretzel party for foreign ex Vice-President Virginia Fulton Change Students- SeC e1U Y V Carol Crowe A tea was held for senior girls that belonged to Treasurer Carol Viard Senior Sub-Deb in the cafeteria. BOTTOM ROW: P. Cale, S. Schucker, J. Lansberry J Duckett, C. Viard, V. Fulton, C, Crowe, D. Cleaver D McCormick, R. Ianaro. SECOND ROW: F Vale B Loniin, R. Spfngola, J. Baird, M. Snyder, K Kenyon R. Cardinole, K. Griffith, P. Martell. THIRD ROW J Murray, K. Hynd, B. Hudson, B. Boozer, C Howell M. Carlson, M, Luzier, P. Lwriaclue, V. Kyler R Men dnlia. FOURTH ROW: R. Rauch, M. English N Shi rey, P. Renaud, L. Tobias, L. Rankin, C, Livergocd G I Fetters, E. Evans, N. Lombardo, D. Moyer D Goss SENIOR SUB-DEB CLUB BOTTOM ROW: D. Heise, C. Rhone, M. Thompson, B. Smith, N. Reed, H. Corns, C. Mislosky, C. Levin, C. Johnson, P. Robb, L. Crissman, L. Faulkner, E. Kennedy, S. Bennett, L. Faulkner, F. Aughenbough, M. McDonald. SECOND ROW: D. Flood, B. Hugney, C. Michaels, G. MacKenzie, P. Schucker, D. Smith, L. Hubler, M. Coon, M, Hoinsey, E. Ogden, B. Diehl, W. Ogden, M. Butler, M. Freeman, J. Jordon, R. Rowley. THIRD ROW: C. Hemphill, H. Renaud, G. Thurston, J. Clark, C. Horley, M. Read, L. Under- coffer, C. Thompson, N. Clark, D. Jury, M. Marsh, C. Grottius, M. White, M. Rowles, D. Kunes. FOURTH ROW: T. McGovern, T, Graham, M, Billotte, N. Lischerelli, V. Peterson, M. Lyons, N. Stewart, S. Pearson, J. Harasti, J. Dunlap, D. Good, C. Money, V. Jury, L. Swanson. Ot-'tigers Activities President , Lindo Crissmon Sold pom-poms for Clearfield-Curwensville foot- b ll . Vice-President Patricia Robb Q game . . Program was given by Mrs. Lois Peters, cm repre- Secretory . . . Carol Johnson sentative ofthe Avon Company, on how to apply , cosmetics. Treasurer Carole Levm Throughout the year points were given to girls Advisor . Mrs, Snyder on ideas of good grooming. Q - .1 . , t., tv J A bit of foreign air enters C.H.S. with the presence of the . foreign exchange students. A 75 Collette, Hubert and Andy enjoy the pause that refreshes! TRIANGLE BOTTOM ROW: M. Billotte, J. Shugarts, P. Lumadue, J. Lunsford, B. Smith, B. Hugney, M. Read, J. Withercw, R. Read. SECOND ROW: B. Read, J. Shimel, M. Lansberry, L. Rankin, P. Knepp, J. Gilliland, L. Davidson, F. Duck, C. Viarcl. News Editor Assistants Features Editor Sports Editor , Photographers Advisor Staff Activities , Betty Smith The Triangle hopes it has recorded for now and Merwin Read, Judy Gilliland posterity the news of C. H. S. by publishing sev- Barbara Hugney eral papers. Dean Learish Russell Read, Ed Pavlinsky . Miss Gillespie l A typical scene after Mr. Weidner hands over the page to be signed. 76 FUTURE NURSES - ADVANCED BOTTOM ROW: R. Schucker, M. A. Gearhart, C. Mislosky, N. Bair, J. Schickling, H. Shirey, M. J. Read, M. Beveridge, E. Os- bcrne. SECOND ROW: L. Webber, B. Welch, S. Wiggins, K. Hynd, J. Baird, M. Fullington, A. Henry, N. Guelich. THIRD ROW: E. Hess, B. Merritt, C. Howland, S. Kolbe, H. Murray, S. Bowers, M. Boyle. FOURTH ROW: L. Rankin, M. Yeager, L. Tobias. Officers Activities President , Judy Shickling Attended annual tea at Clearfield Hospital. Vice-President , Helen Shit-ey One day spent at Clearfield Hospital as guest of Secretary I H Nancy Bair student nurse to observe nursing procedures. T , Interesting talks given by Public Health Nurses, reasurer ' Jamce Hollopetel' School Nurses, and Civil Service and O'Flice Advisor . , . , Miss Hurley Nurses. FUTURE NURSES-BEGINNERS BOTTOM ROW: A. Buck, S. J. Brown, M. Long, W. Homman, S. Howland, C. Mayhew, M. Newman, B. Ondo, J. Shugarts. SEC- OND ROW: N. Spackman, D. Killeen, S. Ogden, D. Rumery, S. Davis, J. Graham, B. Robbins, S. Shimel. THIRD ROW: C. Evans, J. Cole, M. K. Garman, J. Eckley, P. Tibbens, C. Hamm, C. Rowles. 77 CHESS CLUB BOTTOM ROW: S. Bennett, J. Hoover, J. Withercw, J. Sayers, J. Bartley, M. Hoinsey, M. L. Jury, M. Coon. SECOND ROW: S. Mic- cio, B. Kendall, E. Ogden, P. Robb, B. Rose, R. Read, E. Pavlinsky. THIRD ROW: O. Kline, B. Fuhrer, J. Shugarts. Officers President . . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Advisor . , Glenn Williams demonstrates to Margie Coon and Sal Miccio the game of chess. . , Joe Sayers Joan Witherow Mona Hainsey Ed Pcvlinsky Mr. Miles Smith if 5 J l 78 Activities Members taught fundamentals chess. lnvestigated chess as cl background for stories. Studied the history of chess, short VARSITY CLUB BOTTOM ROW: B. Kruckenberg, D. Long, G. Thomas, B. Jay, D. Ku Pins, P. Welch, L. lanaro, B. Eamigh. SECOND ROW: B, Richel, J. Sayers, T. Vokes, J. Conklin, P. Rougeux, B. Kendall, M. Dunlap. THIRD ROW: G. Graham, D. Lorah, A. Woolridge, D. Learish, B, Barr. Officers President . .,,. Paul Welch Vice-President . , Gary Thomas Secretary Bob Jay Advisor . . .. Mr. Boggs Activities Club members conducted guided tours of new high school for visiting spectators before athletic contests. Helped to utilize seating accommodations in new gym and conducted people to hangers for wraps in the corridor. Paul Welch, George Wise, and Gary , Thomas view the newest additions to our trophy case. GOLF CLUB if-E15 BOTTOM ROW: M. Newman, J. Baird, C. viqfd, J. Gilliland, V. Peterson, S. Gearhart, S. Boag, J. Schultz, J. Shimel, H. Adam. J. Shugarts. SECOND ROW: S. Howland, S. Barst, T. Valimont, A. Shaw, J, Rchrbaugh, T. Vokes, T. Lawheacl, D. Baokwalter, B. Ondo, P. Borst. THIRD ROW: B. Accordino, P. Hile, J. Cole, B. Wilson, P. Geisler, G. Lanager, D. Johnston, B. Miller, S. Lyons, P. Maloni. FOURTH ROW: J. Bell, L. Brady, B. Boyce, K. Knepp, J. Kruse, B. Tornatore, J, Stewart, E. Reynolds. Advisor . , , ,, , Mr. Filsinger Activities Fundamentals of grip, stance, and swing were introduced to new members. Each of four groups played a continuous game of golf on the driving, chipping, and putting de- vices in Room 206. Boys' and girls' championships were held at the Clearfield Country Club in the spring. Susan Boag, Russ Triponey were winners with Sally Gearhart and Bill Tornatore as runners-up. Tom Vokes shows Sue Boag how to do it in one easy putt! Q RIFLE CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Lee, T. Eiseman, K. Lytle, S. Lee, J. De Leon, I. Rowles, K, Levin, T. Collens, T. Ammerman, A. Hilton, L. Wallace, O. M. Gill. SECOND ROW: E. Pennington, J. Duez, D. Schnars, D. Barbara, L. Marrara, M, Lingle, D. McBride, E. Walker, G. Barger, B. Robbins, P. Patrick, A. Freeman, S. Barr, M. Clark. THIRD ROW: Rowles, B. Buck, J. Eckley, E. Williams, T. Haines, P. Stegner, D. Mollura, B. Miller, B. Miller, D. Lynn, J. Bell, D. Maurer, D. Maurer, S. Reitmyer, B. Reed, R. Rose. FOURTH ROW: J, Selmer, J. McCracken, R. Smith, F. Couclriet, S. Lansberry, E. Cams, E. Thomas, P. Clark, D. Boal, S. Fletcher, J. Whaling, T. Chnupa, D. Beard, D. Bressler. Advisor ., ., ,. .,,. . . . .. ,. Mr. Paul Smith Members shot in Northwest Regionals P.I.A.A. and placed second. All members fired Army Qualification Course Team entered rifle matches at Pennsylvania which consisted often shots in each of four posi- State Sportsmen Show. Clearfield placed sixth tions-prone, sitting, kneeling and standing. out of I4 schools. Mr. Smith and members of the rifle club look over their latest scores in their un- derground range. BI KEY CLUB fs .Q U 'fren BOTTOM ROW: J. Sayers, J. Whitsetf, E. Walker, J. Dietzel, N. Kuhns, J. Jabbs, G. Thomas, J, Kinkead, B. Eamigh, S. Miccio. SECOND ROW: G. Graham, A. Davis, J. Stewart, D. Mollura, G. Lawheacl, D. Spingola, A. Woolridge, B. Weaver. THIRD ROW: F. Schroeder, B. Potts, C. Levine, N. Buckley, B. Tornatore, T. O'Day, W. Shirey. FOURTH ROW: D. Beard, J. Gosline, B. Kerr, A, Weiss. Officers President , Vice President Secretary Treasurer , . Advisor ,. Joe, Fred and Ned sign on with Along the Lunch-line. Gary Thomas Jim Dietzel John Jalobs ,Jack Kinkead Mr. Vogelsong 82 Activities Members had charge of morning devotions, Sold candy at all athletic events. Played music on Along the Lunch Line during cafeteria period. Enfertained foreign exchange students. DANCE BAND Director. , , . . Mr. Harold Kuhns Activities Played for dances after basketball games and wrestling matches. Members held the spotlight during the Musical Downbeatf' ft Ti t it M xwawnqlxltlnwaawi 83 The dance band gives forth with Rock Island Special during the district orchestra dance, 4 -W 1 il i ff? FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA BOTTOM ROW: S. Bennett, J. Witherow, H. Adam, C. Scott, S. Gearhart, M. L, Brown, M. Coon, M. Hainsey, B. Diehl. SECOND ROW: A. Bartley, B. Holes, M. Gisewhite, B. Accordino, V. Libreatori, S. Boag, M. L. Jury, M. EI- bell. THIRD ROW: P. McCracken, J. Loubris, B. Caldwell, L. Davidson, B. Kline. Ofticers President. .. . . , . .. .Sally Gearhart Vice President . ,, Cathy Scott Secretary .. .. ., ,, Mary Louise Brown Treasurer . ..,. . .. Helen Adams Advisor , ,. . Miss Hiller Activities Raised money and gathered clothes for Hun- garian Relief. Members visited various schools as student teachers. Guest speaker and movies were part of pro- grams. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BOTTOM ROW: K. Barr, D. Bressler, R. Barr, L. Kline, D. Ogden, R. Price, J. Freeman, G. Lauder, K. Leonard, B. Shively, D. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: D. Hoyt, R. Lingle, W. Webber, T. Nebgen, S. Graham, V. Martell, B. Zinn, C. Smith, L. Butler. Officers President , , ., , Bob Barr Vice President , , Kenneth Leonard Secretary . .. Ken Barr Treasurer , Dean Bressler Reporter , , , Dave Armstrong Sentinel . . Robert Shively Advisor Mr. Vokes Activities Entries at the County Fair of poultry and swine by members with many first and second placing. Co-operated with Women's Club in project to Beautify Clearfield by planting tulip bulbs. Junior and senior members attended State Farm Show and went on a field trip to various Williamsport industries. STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: B. Snyder, J. Lunsford, C. Levin, E. Povlin sky, K. Levin, N. Kuhns, L. UndercoFfer, V. Adams. SEC- OND ROW: M. Newman, C. Livergood, P. Knepp, B. Blake, S. Wiggins, B. Read, M. Boyle. THIRD ROW: P. Knepp, P. Graham, J. Schultz, W. Shirey, S. Lyons. Officers Activities President . Ned Kuhns Attended Visitation Day at Tyrone. Vice Presldem r- Ed PUVlln5kY Provided homes for District Orchestra students. Secretory ' Mary Boyle Organized program and reception for exchange Treasurer Pen Y KnePP students. Advisor Mr, Prius LIBRARY CLUB BOTTOM ROW: S. Cannon, H. Johnston, B. Hess, D. Starr, C. Hemphill, S. Learish, H. Renaud, M. Meredith, M. McDonald. SECOND ROW: J. Keith, M. Hand, S. Reitmyer, C. Wisor, B. Short, M. Wise, A. Newell, W. Wilsoncroft. THIRD ROW: D. Maines, J. Lindgren, M. Luzier, J. Gormont, K. Valimont, M. Swisher, D. Ritz. Officers Activities President , , , . . .. . Carol Hemphill Members helped during study periods in the li- Vice President. . Dorothy Starr brary by checking out and receiving books, Secretary . , . , Sheila Learish taking attendance and aiding students with ref- Advisor . . . Miss Dole erence or book selections. 85 CHORUS Director. ,. .,,. ..... ,.... . . ..,. M r. Harold Kuhns Concert given during dedication of new school. Entertained at service clubs during month of Moy. Members song ut South-Central District P.T.A. Evening of Music held on April 29. Eleven members attended district chorus held ot Bold Eagle Area George Belford attended state chorus. Doris McQuirns sings the beautiful Silent Night during the annual Christmas pro- 9 ram. 86 ORCHESTRA , - ,L Ls! 1, 5 if W 'NL 'L 'Q il ix '51 'H Q -1 i 1 A i Director ,. .. ,. .. ,. . Mr. William Stodtmiller Evening of Music held February 'I'I. Orchestra was host for district orchestra held April 4, 5, and 6. Thirty-one members attended district orchestrcz. Entertained before oll-school ploy. 87 Everyone seems interested in playing the music except Cathy Scott. She has un- ofher interest! DANCE CGMMITTEE FIRST ROW: A. Buck, L. Langford, S. Leorish, C. Harley, B. Jay, S. Lyons, M. McGinnis, S, Borst, P. Borst. SECOND ROW: D. Cleveland, N. Godin, P. Godin, K. K. Knisley, C. Levin, G. MacKenzie, B. Holes, J. Rolley. THIRD ROW: L. lonaro, J. Evanko, S. Brown, J, Jury, S. Unch, G. Belford. Oflicers Activities President . . Carmen Santinoceto Dances held after mony basketball and wrestling Vice President , ,. . , Chloe Harley marches- Secretary . . , Sorah Lyons Music furnished by high school dclnce band. Treasurer - - V- Bob -JOY Helped with dance in honor of foreign exchange Advisor . , Miss Laurie students. With all those kids lined up to vote, someone should be very happy to be elected queen of the Sweetheart's Boll. 88 BAND r 4' W --es--. to i f 1 ,fv W H Q... s ,. . . s . ft iff. fx g W 5. gli 1 fx Director , , . ,. , , ,. ..,. .Mr. Harold Kuhns Attended all football games at home and away. Concert held at dedication of new school. Played during two home basketball games. Annual Evening of Music held on March 4. Eleven members attended district band held at Selinsgrove. Carmen Santinoceto attended state band. Carolyn Kesler and Betsy Diehl seem to be very interested in how Benny Bison Clfmerson Shawl and Indian fTom Lansberryl look. 89 ,ARCHERY'CLUB President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer , Advisor AAATH CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Bennett, J. Witherow, M. Hain- sey, L. Hubler, G. Tho- mas, D. Carns, M. Elbell, S. Bong, B. Diehl, M. Coon. SECOND ROW: J. Bartley, R. Urbanski, B. Holes, M. L. Jury, V. Jury, C. Scott, L, Swan- son, N. Kuhns, B. Potts. THIRD ROW: E. Shaw, Jr., S. McDowell, G. Bel- ford, J. De Leon, J. Say- ers, T. Vokes, J. Whit- sett, T. Valimont, FOURTH ROW: K. Schick. ling, B. Buzzard, J, Rohr- baugh, J. Jabbs, B. Kerr, K. Levin, E. Pavlinsky. President , . , Vice-President Secretary . . , Treasurer ,. Advisor .. . , John Jabbs Larrian Hubler Mary Louise Brown . Ken Mitchell . , Mr. Wisor FIRST ROW: J. Selner, K Mitchell, J. Jabbs, D Kuhns, J. McCracken SECOND ROW: P. Boyd M. L. Brown, L. Crum, P Eddie, L. Hubler. Activities Members learned archery techniques at meetings held in Room 201. Although they did not have equipment set up during the year, members next year can look for- ward to new equipment and a good season. . . , ,. , Dick Carns Gary Thomas Marcella Elbell , Larrian Hubler , Mr. Miles Smith Activities Members mastered slide rule. lnvestigated college board examinations. Studied supplementary mathematical topics. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB 2,3 R ef BOTTOM ROW: C. Harley, M. L. Lyons, S. Gearhart, N. Grimth, V. Peterson, J. O'Day, J. Weaver, A. Lowell. SECOND ROW: J. Hager, B. Ondo, J. Eckley, R. Cardinale, M. Snyder, M. Clark, R. Irxnaro. THIRD ROW: B. Accordino, S, Sherkel, S. Brown, M. Lansberry, P. Maloni, M. Boyle. Officers Activities President , . .. . . Valerie Peterson Helped at basketball, volleyball, and softball Vice-President Sally Geqrhqn tournaments. SeC elU Y - -r Chloe HCf leY The girls took a large and active part in Physical T eo.5U e ' - NU 'CY Gflmth Education demonstration held April 12. AdVIS0l' Mrs. Wisor Swing your corner lady and prom enade your own. 91 BOYS' LEADERS CLUB BOTTOM ROW: L. Miller, D. Shaw, D. Ballute, R. Lizotte, D. Bentz, P. Welch, R. Parks, C. Fama, D. Fontenoy. SECOND ROW: R. Fullerton, M, Best, R. Stiner, M. Hugney, J, Bain, M. Pirow, C. Green, D. Mullen. THIRD ROW: C. McCaulsky, H. Maines, D. Bawman, K. High, K. Crowe, P. Mehaffie, R. Weimer, J. McKenrick, FOURTH ROW: G. Wisor, C. Mignot, W. Carter, J. Walker, P. Rougeux. Officers Activities President ., . . . . Dave Bentz Club members helped serve as physical educa- Vice-Pregident Paul Welch tion leaders in their respective classes. Secremry - Mike Best Members were responsible for physical educa- TVSUS'-lfel' - -- - Bob PC1I'kS tion demonstration which was held 'For the first Advisor . Mr. Snyder time this year, And we laugh at the monkeys in the zoo! 92 ACTIVITIES In the many days to come, the students of CHS will ioyfully recall all the many activities in which they took part. Since this was the first year in our new school, we hope we have set a good example for the other students who will take our place. Our activities included: the All-School Prom, the Wash- ington Trip, the All-School Play, Shelf Day, the Gym Demonstra- tion, the Musical Downbeat, and of course, Baccalaureate and Commencement forthe seniors. These events have made our '56-57 school year a memor- able one. jim, flrdllll, The C.H.S. seniors visit the lwo Jima memorial at the Arlington cemetery. WAS H I NGTCN The excursion by the seniors to Washington this year was from November 27-29, 1957. At Washington the students took part in such activi- ties os: touring the F,B.l. building, a sight seeing trip to the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, view- ing the Capitol building, Washington Monument, and the Unknown Soldier's Tomb cas well as visiting Mount Vernon. They attended a Ciner- The changing ofthe guard ot the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Arlington cemetery, with C.H.S. students paying solemn respect. It was reollyl TRIP ama film and kept the usual dinner date at the Lotus Club. These are just a few of the won- derful activities that took place for those seniors attending. How could any senior forget . . . getting lost from the crowd being awakened at four in the morning . . . or seeing the sights other than those scheduled? The approach to the Arlington memorial. day the seniors had this picture taken on the Capitol grounds. Betsy and Gary leaving the lincoln Memorial after taking movies of some of the seniors. Ken Schickling and Tom Vali- mont are getting set for their picture. Bus stop enroute to Washington, D. C. John Jabbs, Perry Connor, David Barbara and Howard Goss rush for the rear seats. The CHS Musical Downbeat, formerly the Minstrel, was held March 25 and 26, 1957. Our talented students combined their wit and knowledge to present o varied program. The Jokesters-there were no end-men or end-ladies-with their humorous iokes, the dancers with their decorative costumes and the vocalists issuing forth with iazzy, lively, and romantic tunes, provided the well received entertainment. We believe this year's show was the best that CHS has ever produced. Betsy Diehl and De Bookwalter dance to a special Spanish number in the Musical Downbeatf' MUSICAL Jimmie Howe in night attire sings Don't Let the Kittie Get ln . . . or I'll have to get up and let the cat out. 96 DOWN BEAT The sophomore girls quarter, Sara Lyons, Sue Sherlcel, Sue Weisshaus and Helen Adams, vocnlize while Lester Mitchell slaps the base. Wheiher you know if or nof-this is a formal photo of the inrerlocutor and the comedians . . . Joe Sayers, Paul Welch, Bob Mitchell, Ned Kuhns and ihe girls, Larrian Hubler, Shirley Carns and Mary Boyle. The Ihree rrumpeleers-Pnl Stone, Claude Kowalski and Merle Dunlop . . , the flunkie holding the sheer music ls Jimmie Stewart lrear viewj. Jim Walthers and Sherwood McDowell specialize in rhe Ape Call ... The girls' chorus looks disgusled. ALL SCHOOL Members ot the decorating committee of the junior class get the gym ready for the gala occasion notice Mary Snyder posing for pictures while Jim Howe and Bob Jay work on the upper deck with Bill Polkinghorn and Paul Stegner wrapping streamers. Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Smith-early arrivals for the all- school prom give their O.K. for the decorations . . . which disappeared as souvenirs following the party. THE WlSHlNG WELL . . . gold fish and all. Judy Hor- clsiti and Joe Lansberry bring their dates to the well . . . but Judy isn't doing much wishing. Some of our cute coeds and their dates together with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gearhart dance to Some Enchanted . Evening. 98 .'ii 1 ,X -Il PROM . Suitably entitled Some Enchanted Evening, the All-School Prom was held in the gymnasium of our new school May 10, 1957. Orchids to the Juniors, who combined talent and efforts, to entertain, refresh, and serve as host to their contemporary C.H.S.'ers. The elaborate decorations gave much charm to the musical mood provided by the Star Liters, and the unique wishing well added the right spice of romance. A bouquet of roses to each teacher who approvingly attended with his or her guest. Our new school with its spacious dancing area certainly provided an added advantage. We're proud of our students, also, who made this another successful mile- stone of 1956-57, at C.H.S. by showing proper conduct throughout the evening and the early morning hours. I f x Karen Kenyon does a novelty number, on ' J her toes at that, while Janet Baird gives out with the melody. nn' , K ' During the party, refreshments are served in the cafeteria . . . Arnold Shaw and Dick Loroh treat their girls to coke and cookies. 99 HCNIONS IN THE STEW Bob McCracken holds the phone as he watches Marty Lansberry ar. range the properties for Onions in the Stew. Poor deluded Claude! Everybody has a girl but him. ALL SCHOOL PLAY April 26, 1957 the all school play was held in the auditorium of C.H.S. The name of the play was Onions in the Stew, it is a comedy written by Betty MacDonald and directed by Miss Betty Harris. It was a fine presentation ofthe MacDonald 'Family who moved to a home on an island, and the trouble they had with leaky faucets and a daughter with too many boy friends. The members of the cast were: De Verne Bookwalter, Jane Evans, Brenda Foor, Shirley Carns, Bill Betts, Jim Stewart, Paul Stegner, Bob Mitchell, Larian Hubler, Susan Boag, Penny Uplinger, Julia Loubris, Betsy Diehl, Edith Ryan, John Jabbs, Betty Smith, Sally Gearhart, Gary Thomas, Barbara Holes, Fred Shroeder, Paul Welch. For a plumber, Gary Thomas ap- pears to know the art of keeping clean . . . of course his wife-Sally Gearhart did the work. 100 PHYSICAL ED DEMONSTRATION The demonstration of our new gym equipment, and the ability of the students was shown the evening of May 12, 1957. The gym was seated to its greatest capacity. Outstanding performances were given by the students in the following: square dancing, iitterbug, parallel bars, flying rings, and the other numerous gymnastic equipment. This will be another of the many activities to always be cher- ished. Karen Kenyon flies high as she performs on the Hying rings. Duck your head fellows . . . Charlie Famcl is pass- ing over. lmagine thatfa pyramid of girls . . . Soft spot being on the top when it collapses. lOl GRADUATION WEEK Baccalaureate Another memorable day for the seniors was Baccalaureate which was held May 19, 1957. The ministers who took part were: Rev. Earl N. Rowe, B.D. presiding, Invocation by Rev. George Clark, B.D., Scripture, Rev. Henry E. Bragg, B.D., Sermon by Rev. Alfred C. Tray, M.A., and Benediction by Rev. E. Roy Hauser, D.D. The senior class in gowns accompanied by the organ render I Could Be True during Bacca- laureate services. The academic procession from the gymnasium to the auditorium. The senior chorus sings Bless The Lord Oh My Soul as part of the Baccalaureate program. Award Days The senior, iunior and sophomore scholastic hon- or students receive their certificates from Mr. Mead during award day. 102 Award Days On May 20, 1957 Sports and Music Awards were presented. Scholastic, citizenship and academic awards were given to the very deserving students on May 21, 1957. Mr. Kuhns has iust finished presenting the senior band letters. Mr. Mead presents the Babe Ruth Sportsman- 2 ship awards to Valerie Petersen, as the outstand- Fc ing senior girl athlete, and Gary Thomas receives fi the outstanding boy award. Coach Miles Smith presents the varsity basketball awards to the district IX champions. Day On May 23, 1957 the shelf day committee presented, sans shelf, as one of their final senior activities, a never-to-be-forgotten hi- larious program. . P 7 . flllfsifl? A iff :-. it . - . W ffii ly ' if-l-- ill ' il .V V - l 5 ill :Si Lg- lil? . ' E: '3 1 l - 'V -lf 35' 53 x 255 3 ' 5235 1 3 5335 . 3 . J I ' Q. r i f::f'91zf'fJf' A W , ' gqfjf 3' ff k Which one do you think is the real Hope Cams? - 1. Q eggs if-ji? If 'V 5 Y 1 This portion of the shelf day program . . . To Tell V f.' 'S 'A fjlf A f 'M t the Goof . . . went over big. 3 A A . i V1 . A 11 , Lx I l ' 2' 73+ t ls tomut, .... Q f, ,UQOJ A l,.,QKts,,r-3. , . ...sf .r ss ,A Gary Thomas interviews the Man in the Street, Emerson Show in one of the many parts of the shelf day program. Notice the cut-ups in the background. 103 . L A Shelf Day ,. - gf: ,gg w ,Z 3 if-igff ' '- la '-12,552 Q nm .. so gm-1 fm. -. al -me gl 15? ,-. u W Y. 5? , safe., .Fw ww- Q 51 ,M 3fQ+xx'f,xv .4-,Q '11 gy 1314-QL ,ii , ,q:,,.H5,,. ..Zl5.,-fx, uwkwii ,... . lr- b Y-vu ima' 432, 32-- wil: xxx These three . . . .lohn Jabbs, Valerie Peter- son, DeVern Bookwalier . . . should have come in earlier lasl night . . . before con- ducting lhe shelf clay quiz program, No . . . this isn'l ihird grade . . . iusl Jimmie Tolo leading lhe senior rhythm band . . .as they reverl io early child- hood. Our 'wo cute looking puppets . . . Carol Rhone and Mary Lou Thompson iell us that they are going to Shing Along Wilh You as an added feature of the shelf day program. 'I04 For the seniors' final act . . . Our class president Joe Evanko presents the senior banner to Bill Betts, repre- senting the iunior class . . . in hopes that they will carry on the traditions of C.H.S. Commencement The last and most memorable day 'For the seniors was May 24, 1957. Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Roy a well-organized program was presented by June Hud- son, Jocm Witherow, Virginia McKenzie, Larricn Hubler, Barbara Holes, and Ned Kuhns. The senior chorus enriched the program by singing, The Green Cathe- dral, and They Call It America. Leather-bound diplomas were presented by Mr. Howard McGarvey, president of the Clearfield Area Joint School Board. The seniors of home room 215 trade caps and gowns for their diplomas . . . as finis is written on their high school career. The senior chorus sings America Our Heritage as their contribution to the enrichment of the commencement program. 105 Commencement Senior Reception The heighth of achievement for ci senior . . . the presentation of their diploma . . . Introductions by Mr, Mead . . . Presentation by Mr. McGarvey, president of the Clearfield Area School Board. The lost morch of the complete class . . . The re- cessionol ot Commencement. 5,1- .Q M '21 And utter commencement . . . The iuniors ond sophomores serve the graduates ond their porents ot the senior reception in the school cute- terio. ATHLETICS Although a new and wonderful building provided valuable additions to Clearfield Area High School sports activities, the varied sports program that has originated through the years was still maintained with all its traditions and spirit. The old school traditions strengthened by new, modern sur- roundings again brought forth a prosperous sports season. In the future, we hope that everyone associated with our sports program will do their best to maintain the traditions em- bodied in the new Clearfield Senior High School. jim, flhlflfl, CCACHES l CY BOGG5 MARTY KOONS MILES SMITH ART WEISS Director of Athletics Head Football Coach Head Basketball Head Wrestling Coach Coach DAN SNYDER PAUL SMITH JOHN FILSINGER Head Track and Head Baseball Coach Golf Coach Volleyball Coach WILLIAM JOHNSON HAROLD WILSON JOHN POTTERS CLIFF BOHLENDER Assistant Wrestling Assistant Wrestling Junior Varsity Equipment Manager and Football Coach and Football Coach Basketball Coach 108 WEARERS OF THE Gary Thomas Sal Miccio Don Long Bill Eamigh Tom Vokes Dean Learish 'Jon Conway Bill Kruckenberg George Wise Merrill Dunlap Joe Rohrbaugh Gary Thomas Paul Stegner Stan Fletcher Sam Clark Larry Lee Gary Thomas Paul Welch George Wise Leo lanaro Dale Kuhns +Bill Yatta Merill Dunlap Bob Jay Paul Rougeux Clair Rowles Tom Vokes Bill Tornatore Dick Duckett FOOTBALL Dale Kuhns Bill Kendall William Guelich Ashley Woolridge Jack Conklin Ray Caldwell BASKETBALL Robert Jay Dale Kuhns Robert Rishel fBill Brion WRESTLING Armando Marano John Kruse Arthur Weiss, Jr. Ashley Woolridge TRACK Charles Fama Jim Capatch Dave Bentz Bill Kruckenberg Melvin Hugney Bill Kendall BASEBALL Larry Davis Ken Mitchell James Freeland Sal Miccio GOLF Gary Teats Giles Lanager Susan Boag Sally Gearhart 9' Managers, 109 UCI! Leo lanaro Joe Sayers Charles Fama Richard Lorah Guy Graham Tom O'Day 'Torn Gill Allen Fiscus Leo lanaro Joe Evanko John Whitsett Francis Coudriet Tom Vokes Bob Barr Keith Levin +William Ogden Ken Rishel Ashley Woolridge Emerson Shaw Glenn Myers Rodger Gorton Him Bauman Pat Geisler Sherman Bowman Francis Coudriet i'Don Shaw Valerie Peterson Sarah Lyons Peggy Borst BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Sayers, B. Kendall, G. Thomas, B. Ecmigh, S. Miccio, D. Long. SECOND ROW: I.. lunaro, R. Caldwell, T, Vokes, J. Conklin, B. Burr. LEFT T0 RIGHT L ummm G wwe . . 3 1' .V '- 1 1 1. 1. Y 1: 1: ., 1? as 51 ligrfieb -1 'efrzzz-e-:1s.gg1 4' 1 4 kk R. 5. Q. .L ' ' lf 5 g W -1 W 1 . , V Q. 1 'f T-Fzffrlwixw : -fffv z 12 :ka ...,.. ., .t W VL K? W if wi ' llif-S' Sw 'L ' .sun ir ll E j 3 ' ff Q 1 E dv 4 31'i a 'Q Q 4 Basketball LEFT T0 RIGHT: G. Thomas, T. Vokes, B. Burr, K. Levin, F. Coudriei. IN SPORTS LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Miccio, P. Rougeux, A. Fiscus C. Rowles, M. Dunlop, F. Coudriel, Track LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Peferson, T. Vokes, S. Gem- hurl, G. Teois, S. Boog, J. Hoversclck. VoHeybaH BasebaH LEFT TO RIGHT: G, Thomas, P. Welch, D. Benlz, E. Shaw, L. Ionarc, R. Gorton, B. Kendall. I I, I I f T-7+ 5 ififf in -fuf1T4mwyf4kiEwRQv .'r: x' '- 'Qi ggxfx 1 ' V' A-3 N191-. ,I - ' ' W. Asa .L :yy gf , V, ' ' ' I Q - L ,. 5 L T ' 1 , 'Y V . . - - I 'z - . - F I: I L, I X M If L I v .lilly ,, I 431:9 5 .1 4. I' .T :..y: 'f4'- ,IU ' Xml, vi :X ' 'I' I 4- ' . ' ' I Q 1.3 ji 5 I XA W . .. .,,, 1 . .42 : I I . I M L V- V I ,tk ' I 2 N , V , - , ' -1-gw-... uw... GQH LEFT T0 RIGHT: J. Conway, J. Walker, D. Bentz, P. Welch, B. Kendall, R. Gorton, B. Eumigh, J. Conklin, S. Miccio. BOTTOM ROW, left to righl: M. Wilt, R. Lizotte, L. Davis, A. Woolridge, G. Graham, K. Rishel, M, Pirow, B. Guelich. SECOND ROW: B. Kendall, R. Caldwell, L. lanaro, T.Vokes, G. Thomas, B. Eamigh, S. Miccio, J. Conklin, D. Long, J. Sayers. THIRD ROW: D. Learish, A. Ogden, T.O'Day, B. Barr, D. Kuhns, R. Stevens, L. Miller, D. Lorah, FOOTBALL C. Fama. initiating the new school's sports history the Bison eleven, under the coaching of Marty Koons, exhibited spark and drive as they overwhelmed a strong Lock Haven team in a nip and tuck ball game, 13-7. Jersey Shore fell next as the Koons- men trampled the Bulldogs 25-0. ln spite of Dean Learish's thrilling 80 yard run from the opening down, Clearfield's out-manned but not out-fought Herd was succumbed by DuBois 33- 19. Bouncing back the determined Herd raced through State College's stunned Little Lions 25-O. Led by outstanding team play and driven by backs Learish, Thomas, and Emigh the Bisons crumpled Philipsburg 38-21. Hampered by se- vere iniuries resulting from hard hitting play the was QQQE., QQ - - .ff H'r Qs. . 1 r if at ' ' r is 3' is-ffffr ' s Bisons humbly dropped their next four to power- ful Punxsy, Tyrone, Bellefonte, and North Cam- bria. ln the traditional battle with Curwensville the Bisons played magnificent ball pushed by senior Gary Thomas, who scored both touch- downs, clobbered the tide by a score of 13-0. The Bisons placed three men on the All-Dis- trict team. Seniors Leo Ianaro and Don Long along with Junior Dean Learish were accorded first place honors on the team. Dean Learish also was named to the Central Counties Team. With some 8 returning lettermen, we hope for o better season in i957 with a team that will carry on the fine traditions of our gridiron team. Coach Koons gives his secrets of success to his senior gridiron stars. 'll2 Bill Ecrmigh pulls down the runner as the resl of the Herd comes in to help. It takes two or more to put cm good mon down, says Deun. JUNIOR VARSITY BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Guelich, L. Miller, A. Ogden, G. Graham, N. Kuhns, K. Rishel, G, lcxwhecid SECOND ROW: J. Rhone, J. Peoples, P. Geisler, N. Buckley, M. Wilt, A. Graham, M. Pirow, THIRD ROW M. Hugney, D. Bock, D. Schucker, M. Hugney, J. Freeland, II3 SITTING, left to right: M. Dunlap, G. Wise, D. Kuhns, B. Kruckenberg, B. Rishel. STANDING: A. Fiscus, B. Jay, J. Evanko, L. lanaro, R. Lizotte. BASKETBALL The 1956-57 basketball squad of Coach Miles Smith inaugurated the new C.H.S. gymna- sium in fine fashion as they posted an excellent 16-3 season. They won the District IX Crown-a feat only accomplished once before in the history of Clearfield High School. In their opening encounter, the courtmen showed the incentive and drive that was to carry them the rest of the season as they subdued Cur- wensville 70-29. A most-powerful Johnstown team was humbled by 52-49. The Bisons then took a win from Philipsburg and two from St. Marys. Two strong teams in Northern competi- tion, Bradford and DuBois nipped the Herd in the next two contests. The Bisons bounced back in great fashion as they defeated their next 10 opponents in succession. Among these were league victories over Brookville and Punxsy, twice Kane, and revenge over DuBois and Brod- ford. Perhaps the two games that gave the courtmen their trophy were their triumphs on the road as they smashed Brookville 64-51 and Punxsy 65-48. With two games left to play a strong Kane team hoped to overcome their defeat as they nipped the Bisons 55-52. In the season's final the cagers overwhelmed the Tide by a score of 101 to 31. Senior star George Wise, broke the single game scoring honors with a total of 54 big markers. In their section playoff game with Erie Strong Vincent the Bisons dropped a heartbreak- er 63-62, when Erie scored a goal in the final 8 seconds. Senior star, George Wise received the first all-state basketball recognition ever awarded to a Clearfield player for his fine play this season. Wise was also named to a first team District team while senior playmaker Bill Kruckenberg was named to the 2nd team. Merrill Dunlap and Dale Kuhns received Honorable Mention. Dale Kuhns seems to be reaching for the ceiling as he ouiiumps another opponent. Coach Smith shows the Dislrid IX basket- ball frophy fo CIeorfield's first All-State Bcuskeiboll player George Wise. JUNIOR VARSITY BOTTOM ROW, Iefl Io righi: B. Spingolu, A. Graham, G. Graham, J. Freeland, P. Geisler. SECOND ROW: J. Graham, T. O'Day, D. Schucker, D. Boyce, T. Eisenman, K. Mitchell, R. Thomas. THIRD ROW: G, Myers, B. Blake, P. Clarke, N. Buckley, C. Nelson, C. Levine, R. Kennedy, B. Yarra. 115 BOTTOM ROW: S. Clark, A, Marano, J. Kruse, S. Fletcher, P. Stegner, G. Thomas. SECOND ROW: A. Weiss, A. Woolridge, K. Levin, F. Coudriet, T, Vokes, B, Barr. WRESTLING The Bison Wrestling team upheld its position as one of the oldest and most successful parts of our sports program this year. Under the direc- tion of Coach Art Weiss, the matmen won 7 and lost 5. ln the opening match strong Bald Eagle- Nittany decisioned the Herd 31-16. Clear- field bounced back to shut out Brockway 48-O with Kruse, Fletcher, Woolridge, Magnuson, Vokes, and Barr gaining pins. Warren then went down to defeat by 35-10. Reclbank Valley was trampled 40-3. An undefeated Philipsburg team beat the Bisons 27-11. The wrestlers then de- feated Johnstown 22-l9 and lost to Lock Haven. Sam Clark's win over State Champ Hill, was the Senior matmen are told how to get that pin by Coach Weiss. outstanding match of the meet. State College then nipped the Bisons 19-16 but revenge was taken in a 41-8 decision over DuBois. Always powerful Bellefonte defeated the matrnen but they came back to beat Tyrone 28-23 and Cur- wensville 36-6. The Bisons again won the District IX Tour- nament with five individual champions. Among them are: Sam Clark, Armando Marano, Stan Fletcher, Paul Stegner, and Tom Vokes. For the first time in history Clearfield did not send anyone to the State Championships as all our wrestlers were eliminated in the Re- gionals. With seven underclassmen returning, a good season is in sight for the future. JUNIOR VARSITY Senior, Tom Vokes, clamps or hard one on his opponent. BOTTOM ROW: K. Coon, O Fletcher, D. Hile, G. Graham O. Kline. SECOND ROW: B Litz, H. Ogden, B, Tornatore, K. Smith, J. Deudmun, K. Burr. A rare sight! A Clearfield wrestler in a predica- ment. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: I. Curley, P. Geisler, J. Freeland, L. Davis, G. Lawhead. SECOND ROW: F, Coudriet, P. Rougeux, C. Rowles, A. Fiscus, M. Dunlap, S. Miccio. THIRD ROW: S, Bowman, L. Coudriet, B. Jay, C, Nelson, R. Thomas. BASEBALL The 'I957 baseball team upheld their tradi- tion of a winning season in the spring's sports program. The Bisons under the direction of Mr. Paul Smith posted a seasorfs record of 7 wins and 5 losses. The diamondmen opened the season with a 6-5 victory over Bellefonte on the home-run hit- ting of Paul Rougeux and Sal Miccio. Always powerful Altoona was the second victim as they were shut out by a 2-O score. St. Marys then up- set the Herd 4-'l. The Bisons bounced back to down Curwensville 5-3 and Philipsburg 'I2-3. State College then nipped the Bisons 5-3 and Philipsburg revenged themselves with a 12-3 win. Led by seniors, Merrill Dunlap, Clair Rowles, and Paul Rougeux, the Bisons took victories from Altoona 4-2, Redbonk Valley 7-3, and Brockway 'IO-0. The Herd dropped their last two contests to Curwensville ond Brockway by close margins. With quite a few lettermen returning we hope for a bigger and better season next year. W,-.l The Herd takes to the road to bring back an- other victory. Dale Kuhns exhibits his strength, while Coach Snyder explains his form to Dave Bentz, Gary Thomas, and Paul Welch. il.. ..-.mfn 'N' Qgmisnezesezssaee TRACK ln 1957, the Bison Thinclads carried on the school's winning ways as they finished the sea- son with a fine record of victories. In the open- ing meet with Red Bond Valley, the Bisons won by a score of 82-27. In the second of three dual meets, the Snydermen downed Punxsy, 81M- 45l6. The third and last dual meet was with Bell- wood-Antis. The Herd won the meet by a score of 102W-2995. This is the highest number of points ever to be compiled by a Clearfield track team. The Bisons came in second, with 51 points, in a triangular meet between them, State College, and Huntingdon. The Bisons put an- other leg on the Big Three trophy by triumphing in the Big Three meet with a score of 70 points, DuBois had 58 points, and Punxsy had 31. At the DuBois Invitational they ended up third with 19 points. The lone winner was Paul Welch in the 220. In the District Meet, Clearfield again ended up third with 48 points. Our winners at the Dis- tricts were Charles Fama in the iavelin throw, Dale Kuhns in the shot put and George Wise in the high iump. Many records were set this year in almost every meet. Fama threw the iavelin 167 feet and 7 inches. Kuhns threw the shot 51 feet, 4 inches. Wise jumped six feet, 1 inch in the high jump. On the track, senior sensation, Paul Welch, ran the 100 yard dash in 10.1 sec- onds while Gary Thomas set a new record in the low hurdles with a run of 22 seconds for the 180 yards. ., , ,. mm , BOTTOM ROW: T. O'Day, M. Hugney, O. Kline, K. Rishel, A. Wooliidge, D. Spingola. SECOND ROW: R. Gorton, G. Thomas, D. Bentz, L. lanaro, P, Welch, B. Kendall, E. Shaw. THIRD ROW: A. Hilton, D. Beard, D. Kuhns, T. Haines, A. Hixon, G. Myers. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Vokes, G. Teats, B. Tornatore, G. Lanager, D. Duckett, J. Haversack. GOLF The I957 Clearfield High School golf team, even though a relatively new sport, continued to carry on its tradition of a winning season. The proteges of Coach John Filsinger compiled an ex- cellent season of 'IO wins against 2 defeats, while winning the District Crown. The Bisons opened their season against DuBois winning by a score of 'l3Vz to TM. This was followed by a shut-out over Redbank Val- ley with a score of 'I5-0. A strong Brookville team nipped the Herd 8V2 to olh, the loss was re- venged in the next meet with a I2-2 victory. Led . ': : 2,--asfpf,g5,','i.....5,.,.,1 . ':..--LQ-:.,... -i. , . , , 1 -g.x....'. 2' I, 4,21 if 'EQ II L 'K ' . ' ?'iii . Ip '5 2.51 pzig' Q, ,. ,wa ff ' f -L 1 z V, fs . - fs S: . W 'v .. ..l T l . , - X Q 3, ,.-f .1 7 .A I W -mm M,--W W, K .L ,, , W fu-amass-W 4 WWW' ' em 6 R ', 7- f 'c If .w L' , K7 .4 . I' W . ll ' 1 ' f ff . xg! A in My I V ,. ig fi ., fax 5 r, V I 44 I 1 ' ' h L fl 'I X 'QU if' I L s' 21:4 '-1 xr 1 L f . , , If I -A 3 5 t' .E r -ffl , ., Q ,I J. , .. If .11 Q. k .gzfgri ,1 --4 I - i t . ' I 'Q' ' at 3 , ,, 'I t t ,.li W V. l . if 'i I I ' f .Ar gc' f.-,.-Aa.L4Q.Gr ' I 1'-32444 -1vrQwf'rruLc4!,u. 120 by senior Tom Vokes and sophomore Bill Torna- tore the Bisons won the next three in succession with victories over Redbank Valley 'IZW-'l W, Du- Bois 'I4-'l, and Philipsburg IZM-QW. A power- ful State College team defeated the golfers ITV2 to ISM. The linksmen bounced back to humble Philipsburg 9 to 6, revenge the loss to State by a 'IO-5 score, and defeat Punxsy twice 13-2 and 4-l. The Bison golfers won the District 9 tourna- ment with a total of 357 points, as Dick Duckett was the lone qualifier for the State Tournament. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Gearhart, V. Peterson, B. Wilson, S. Lyons, S. Boag, J. Shugarts, P. Borst. VOLLEY BALL SITTING, left to right: J. Walker, B. Kendall, J. Conklin, P. Welch, B. Eamigh, J. Conway, D. Bentz, R, Gorton, S. Miccio. STANDING: E. Carns, B, Brion, T. O'Day, F. Kitchen, D. Boyce, L. Wain, C. Green. Clearfield 'I3 Lock Haven ,. . Clearfield 20 Jersey Shore Clearfield . I9 DuBois ,. , Clearfield . 25 State College Clearfield , . ., 7 Punxsutawney Clearfield , , 70 Curwensville Clearfield ,. 52 Johnstown . Clearfield . 62 Philipsburg . Clearfield . 64 St. Marys Clearfield , . 61 St. Marys , , Clearfieldw, 37 Bradford Clearfield .. . .42 DuBois . .. Clearfield 54 Philipsburg Clearfield 42 Brookville , Clearfield 56 Kane , SCORES , . 7 Clearfield , , 0 Clearfield.. . . H33 Clearfield . O Clearfield Clearfield , ,.,. 13 1956-57 BASKETBALL SCORES 29 Clearfield . 49 Clearfield. . , H38 Clearfield ,. 38 Clearfield , . .47 Clearfield , , ,54 Clearfield 56 Clearfield 42 Clearfield . 34 Clearfield . .,.. 50 Clearfield 121 Tyrone , . ., . Philipsburg-Osceola Bellefonte ,. ..,. . . North Cambria , Curwensville . Brockway , ., . Punxsufawney , Bradford . , . Curwensville DuBois , . Brockway . Brookville .. Punxsutawney Kane Erie Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield SCORES 195657 WRESTLING SCORES 16 Bald Eagle Nittany . .. 31 Clearfield 21 Lock Haven 23 48 Brockway . . .. . 0 Clearfield .16 State College . . 19 35 Warren 10 Clearfield . 41 DuBois . . 8 40 Redbank Valley . . . . 3 Clearfield 11 Bellefonte . . .. . 32 11 Plwilipsburg . .. .27 Clearfield.. . .. 28 Tyrone . . . . 23 22 Johnstown 19 Clearfield 36 Curwensville .. 6 1957 TRACK SCORES 82 Redbank Valley . . .27 Huntingdon . .40 51 State College 68 Punxsutawney .. . . .. . . ........31 70 DuBois . . . . 58 Clearfield 102W Bellwood-Antis 2495 81M Punxsutawney .. 45Vz 1957 BASEBALL SCORES 6 Bellefonte .. 5 Clearfield Philipsburg .. . .12 2 Altoona O Clearfield Altoona . . 2 1 St. Marys .. 4 Clearfield Redbank Valley 3 5 Curwensville . 3 Clearfield Brockway . .. 0 12 Philipsburg . . 3 Clearfield Curwensville 5 3 State College 5 Clearfield Brockway .. . .. 3 1957 GOLF SCORES 13Vz DuBois . 1M Clearfield Philipsburg 2M 15 Redbank Valley . 0 Clearfield. State College HM 6M Brookville 8M Clearfield Philipsburg .. 6 12 Brookville . .. 2 Clearfield State College 5 12Vz Redbank Valley 1M Clearfield Punxsutawney 2 14 DuBois . .. .... .. 1 Clearfield Punxsutawney 1 122 BISONETTES The Bisonettes is the section wherein the miscellaneous articles are placed that are too valuable to be disposed of and too numerous to be included in another section. The patrons and sponsors are listed in this section, and Benny Bison extends his thanks for the contributions and support of the community in making the Bison a success. A survey has been made in the Senior Class to determine their favorites. The tabulated results of that survey is listed in this section. We also took a look into the future to foretell the future of various seniors: then we developed a new system of ABC's. We hope that in years to come when you look over your Bison it brings happy memories. jluz, Bidblt THE BISON BOARD Edward Pavlinsky Editor-in-Chief Photographer Sally Gearhari Marcella Eibell Susan Boag Business Manager Senior Editor Organization Editor Joe Evanko Ned Kuhns Susan Benner! Pairon Manager Athleiic Edifor Assisfani Editor 124 THE BISON BOARD Behy Smith Barbara Hugney Gail Thurston Typist Typist Acfiviiy Editor A' f f.'2i?f 1eQ ' Qz.s,-fgglig' 'im Ji it xiii , , f is 's I -L Helen Johnsion Mr. Bressler Mr. Weidner Assisiani Business Advisor Advisor Manager 125 PATRONS This year we have received more support than ever before from our patrons. We of the Bison Board appreciate this fine support and encouragement to carry on our yearbook. This year's stafif has collected an amount which has never been ex- ceeded by any other previous yearp therefore, enabling us to put out what we hope is a fine yearbook. Shull's Studio i' i' 'k 'k i' 'A' i L. R. Batcheler Kurtz Bros. Fullington Auto Bus Co. Leitzinger Bros. i' if t if 'A' if t Clearfield Trust Co. County National Bank Harbinson-Walker 'A' 'A' 'k i if 'A' al' Bookwalter Bros. Lewis Demi 81 Sons P. M. Burns Farm Supply Lingle Coal Co. Carns Bros. Inc. Miller Dairy I. C. Edmonds Sears Roebuck 81 Co. Leavy's Funeral Home Srnith's Camera Shop Smith, Maine, Whitsett 8. Lee if if ir 'K vi' i' i' Acme Carl Anderson Insurance 126 Atlantic 8. Pacific Tea Co. Dr. T. H. Aughinbaugh Avenue Market Belfast Coal Co. Bloom's Pharmacy Dr. George W. Brett Henry J. Brown Brown's Boot Shop Jury's Service Station Dr. H. S. Keeney Dr. G. A. Kempner Keystone Ice Cream Co. Laclede-Christy Co. A. W. Lee, Jr. Richard Lodico Howard McGarvey Mid-State Clear-Don Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Coca-Cola Theatres Manufacturing C Dairy Cheese Equipment Co. Furs, Inc. Oil 81 Gas Bottling Co. Commercial Printing Co. Dr. G. C. Covalla Cowdrick's Drug Store John R. Crago Crown Distributing Co. D. J. Industries Daisher G.M.C. Garage Fred Diehl Motors George M. Dimeling Dotts Motor Co., Inc. Dufton Hardware Eagles I. C. Edmunds Electric Supply Co., Inc. 'k Dorse Albert Motor Co. John C. Arnold Dr. H. J. Bacharach Clyde N. Bartley Insurance Best' Jewelers PATRONS o., Inc. ai if if -lr 127 GabeI's Esso Station W. T. Grant Co. Moore, Wilson 81 Eshelman, G. C. Murphy Co. Ellis Narehood Natoli's Snack Bar NichoIson's Funeral Home Dr. Fred Pease Penbrook Contracting Co. Pennsylvania Electric Co. The Progress 8. WCPA Quality Paint 81 Body Shop Quigley's Drug Store C. M. Rhine 81 Sons Rhone Motor Co. Riverside Market Robinson Clay Robinson's Mens Shop Sandy's Scott 81 Rabe E. L. Shirey 8g Sons E. S. Shuck Hotels Shugart's Shoes Thorns, Inc. Dr. John Todd Urey, Ammerman 81 Mikesell Helmbold 81 Stewart, lnc. Howe's Jewelry Store Dr. R. L. Hughes D. W. Hummel J. J.'s Tavern Dr. T. E. Jabbs Dr.A. J. Waterworth Williams 81 Green Winkler Candy Co. Woody's Service Station Yeager's Trucking 'A' Beer's Music Store Bob's Army 84 Navy Store Boulton 81 Boulton Dr. C. F. Bovard Dr. R. A. Boykiw Inc PATRONS Bradford's Grocery Store Brody's Buck's Cafe Joseph Castagnolo William C. Chase Clearfield County Motor Club Marlene's Dress Shop Marie's Beauty Shop McClosky Auto Wrecking McClure's Boot Shop McGregor Snack Bar McKenzie Dunlap Tire Service C. H. Miller Hardware Co. Dr. J. H. Mohr R. P. Neal Abe Novey Overhead Door Co. Owen's Service Station Paradise Drive-ln Penn Furniture Co. J. C. Penney Co. D, C. Penoyer 8. Co. Clearfield Insurance Agency Clearfield Hardware Clearfield Machine Clearfield Music Center Clearfield Recapping Co. Clearfield Sporting Goods Clearfield T. V. Inc. Clearfield Wholesale Paper 84 Notion Co., Inc. Clearfielder Hotel Cleaver's Economy Grocery Store Community Loan 8g Discount Co. Conrad To James Cris Davidson's wnhouse Motel sman Dixon Service Center Dumont Ai rplane 81 Marine Instruments, Inc. Leo F. Eggers Grocery Store Electric Supply Co., lnc. Fashion Shop Laura B. F rank John B. Gates Herman's Lunch Peteuil's Market Point Service Station Prave's Public Market W. Albert Ramey 128 J. S. Raub Shoe Store Ashley Rishel 81 Sons Rollin's Grocery Store Rosselli T. V. Service Second Street Kendall Station Sherwin-Williams Co. Frank H. Shipley O. J. Shugarts Smeal Bros. Max Smith Cleaning Soult Lumber Co. Sterling Roofing Co. Steven's Economy Market M. Guy Stewart, Inc. Strattan Motor Co., Inc. Straw Bros. Monuments Fred E. Sweely Holden Paint 81 Hardware Co Hollopeter's Farm Supply Dr. Burton Hoover Walter Hopkins J. Lewis Irwin Johnson Machine Co. Edward T. Kelley Kifer Construction Co. Kirsch Maytag 8: Electric C. R. Kramer Krebs Bros. Loyal Order of Moose Lytle Insurance Mann's Esso Station Harry E. Mann Mann's Atlantic Service Static The Gift Box Thompson 81 Buck, Inc. Dr. W. P. Thorpe Dr. M. J. Tornatore Undercoffer Florist Victory Tavern West Side Distributing Co. Wilson Bakery Wolf Furniture Co. H. R. Woolridge Insurance Co Woolridge Coal Co. Workman's Manufacturing Co D. A. Yingling Young Men's Shop Ziff's Tots-To-Teens Robert Zimmerman Flooring I1 BISONETTES TEEN-AGE GLOSSARY ANTIQUE: anyone over twenty-five years of age. BLIND DATE: a game of chance. CAPITALIST: girl who gets an enormous allowance. DENTIST APPOINTMENT: a rendezvous with death. EXAM: quiz show without 564,000 in prizes. FANTASY: a date with Tommy Sands. GOING STEADY: a blissful start of monotony. HAIL COLUMBIA: what you get when your late. INFANT: teen-ager two years younger than you. JUVENILE: teen-ager one year younger than you. KIDDING: what you're only doing if she overhears. LIP SERVICE: a fresh coat ot lipstick. MEN: males over twenty years of age. No: essential word in your week-end vocabulary. OLD-FASHIONED: your parent's generation. PAL: the math whiz you rely on. QUICKSILVER: the way your money goes. RUMOR: story about you a girl repeats. SMALL TALK: story about her you repeat. TELEPHONE: instrument of torture fit he cloesn't calll. UNSUITABLE: Mother's verdict on a divine party dress VERY NICE: Mother's verdict on a ghastly party dress WEEK END: a reprieve for two days. X IN THE MIDDLE: good tactic 'For tick tack toe. YAWN: direct result of a history class. ZEBRA: quadruped in a permanent T-shirt. 129 BISONETTES A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE . ., .CANT YOU JUST SEE IT! De Verne Bookwalter will become a great artist. Barbara Hugney and Betty Smith setting on their boss' lap taking dictation. John Whitsett being a student teacher for Mr. Weidner. Bob Barr raising something other than crops. Sally Gearhart being a salesman, oops I mean saleswoman, Val Peterson picking the cheerleaders when she is the gym teacher. Joe Evanko being manager of the A 81 P. George Wise showing his son how to make those baskets. Ned Kuhns being sports editor for a big newspaper. Ed Pavlinsky being photographer for Life Magazine. Barb Holes playing a T. V. drama. Larry Fletcher living in the comfort of the home he built. Helen Uohnsonl Undercotfer reading fairy tales to her little son, Kenneth, Jr. Gail Thurstin sticking a thermometer in your mouth and checking your pulse. Leda Swanson doing the same. Suzie Bennett saying Now we'll come to order class, CLASS. Francis Coudriet cruising up and down the river in his boat. Bill Bloom entering a hot rod race. Gary Thomas filling his Fother's shoes. Merrill Dunlap and Carmen Santinoceto playing in Lawrence Welk's Band. John Jabbs inventing a toy submarine so little kids can ride. Paul Welch being a stand-in for Jerry Lewis. Doris McQuirns singing on the Arthur Godfrey Show. Bill Eamigh giving his son five dollars for every touchdown. Bill Kruckenberg yelling hit the basket not the brim, son. Jim Toto building his own sports car. Sue Boag being the woman champion golfer. Sam Biancuzzo, Glenn Williams, and Bob McCracken managing the camera for a film of Marilyn Monroe. 130 POLL OF SENIORS THE FOLLOWING ARE THE RESULTS OF A POLL TAKEN IN THE SENIOR HOME ROOMS IN MAY, 1957: Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Best age Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite song .. male singer 4, ,. female singer .,.. ..., . . ,. place to hang out . ,. .,.. pastime .,.,.,. ,. ., dance .. .,... .. T. V. program ,,., to get married ,.,... make of car ,. . magazine ., perfume ., . shaving lotion ,. , actor .. ,.,...... .. actress . . shade of hair ., color .. ,...., ,. sport . . .. , . tempo of music . section of Progress ..,. .. . . sandwich ,,.,, , . ., candy bar ....,. comic strip .,.. author .. Girls School Days Perry Como Doris Day , Diner . . Dancing . Jitterbug , , Cheyenne .. 21 ,,,..,. ..., Ford .. . .. Seventeen Chanel Q5 ..,. ,. Old Spice . , Rock Hudson . Liz Taylor . Boys ,. School Days .. Pat Boone . Teresa Brewer . Quigley's Sports .. Round ., Cheyenne ., , .,.,. , 21 Mercury . ,. , Hot Rod My Sin Mennens 8t Olcl Spice .. ....,. , Clint Walker ,. Jayne Mansfield Black ...,. ...,. .,,. B londe Blue ,. ,..,.,. , . Blue Basketball .. .. .. Baseball Jazz.,..,,, Rock8tRoll Comics . , , . .. Sports Page Hamburger .. , ,,,. . .. ..,.. Hoagie Peanut Butter Cup .. .,., , , 5th Avenue Peanuts . , .. ...... ..,.,.,. ...,.,,,.., P e anuts Lloyd Douglas ,.,., , Mickey Spillane HEY KIDS jim Blum, SIGN MY BISON Ax .x X X VW- X1 359 .IQ ,ll xl EC 1 ,lv xXx, 1 .1 xjx I Y 5 j L tsjxwjm PXBUXLZ f X N K J X xxx Q XX .... L 1 -, , 'wb-X, cz, 133 THIS COPY OF THE 1957 BISON ss THE PROPERTY or C LASS ,,,Q,+OO.gO ? HOME ROOM My Picfures Appear On Pages: .,, .i 1 2 I ww, wxmg -5513955 fi s-gn Q, .f fft , af .