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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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CLEARFIELD HIGH SCHOCL ' CLEARFIELD, PA Wanna , For has 34 years of loyal servuce to the Clearfield Area Schools we ded: cate thus our 1958 BISON to Samuel Franklin Wells Morrison Mr Morrison was graduated from Steelton Hugh School n 1912 and graduated from Lebanon Valley Col lege un 1918 and ummedlately went unto the U S Army As a member of the 304th Engineers of the 79th Duvu suon Mr Morruson saw combat servnce on the Argonne and Groyon fronts nn France durung World War I and re ceuved the Bronze Star for meritorious 1922 he became prnnclpal of the Mud land Hugh School Comlng to Clear Held In 1924 he came as hugh school prlncupal and was named supermten dent un 1931 to succeed George E Zer oss Mr Morrison IS active nn many cuvuc orgamzatlons uncludnng the K wams Club the Shaw Llbrary Board and he us a member of the Clearfield Presbyterian Church I .- I I ' i , . action in reconnaissance duty. In I f . . I . I W Nea? V' ' N f N , Y' V A' f ff I A N' ' ,paw , , uf A .,., sw 9 2' V 3, f 1122 ' '4 fe ff :.A: ., . A,., , .ZVA A H 4 155 y W , 3 f M U 1' 4 ' Ag, 'M 3 ? ., fi I N' W' 7 W. mmm 'U Page Page Page Page Page 7 135 Our year one of classes proms and afhlehcs 9 :fest 12 s sf as 23 ! I X ' 75 Y 101 11 i wi 4, v IU v 1 v Ia. ix ,v?fg. Q kt 1535 . . H' . , ', c Q i s.. ss iii 1 .ll ii-vw . fn-VS ,il ,psf 1' I ,a'f -Q- H 1 4. 'mr ,X Q l 4, 51 nv 1 . V fr 54,1 ADMINISTRATION ELWOOD I.. ROHRBAUGH B.5., M.Ed. Superintendent of Schools Lock Haven State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Mr, Pritts is working hard, but what about Miss Hiller and Mrs. Francemore? F? w. HOWARD MEAD A.s., A.M. Principal of Senior High School Pennsylvania State University Columbia University CHARLES A. VOGELSONG, JR n.s., M.Ed. Vice Principal Dickinson College Pennsylvania State University 'P'-x 4slw.h,sx WILLARD F DOMINICK BS M d Art Commercial Geography Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvanla State Unwersnty Home and School Counselor Agni 'Z -. , .ff MARION DOLE SUSAN KEPHART B S In Llbrarlan Dletltlan Wllson College Instltutnonal Management Western Reserve Umverslty Pennsylvanla State University 'sax BERNICE LORD C CYRIL BOGGS Athletic Dlrector Cofeterla Director New York Unlverslty Clarion State Teachers College My HAROLD E KUHNS B S WILLIAM STADTMILLER Dlrector of Music Assistant Musu: Duector West Chester State Teachers Westmunster College College Umverslty of Pennsylvamo fw FACU LTY '27 GEORGIA VAUGHN Homemalung II Induona State Teachers College 11 .E . An., Ls. n.s. Q 'l-'C L 'L rw B.S. . . . I C. LSC? Q I sv d ' I v A . 15 .s., im. . s.s. a.s. Mr. Smith is showing Jutta Hoover and Jim Burton the principles of o slide rule. SCIENCE FREDRICK P. WEIDNER ALVERTA R. SNYDER CLIFFORD BOHLENDER B.S., M.Ed. B.S. B.S. Physics Biology Practical Science I and ll Chemistry Algebra II Indiana State Teachers College Gettysburg College Pennsylvania State University MATH Grove City College MILES SMITH ARTHUR J. WEISS B.S., M.S. B.S. Mathematics Algebra II Bloomsburg State Teachers Busglii: Mum College I gy Bucknell University Albright College I2 HAROLD WISOR MARTIN KOONS DOROTHY MORGART B.S. B.S. B.S. Economics Commercial Geography Consumer Education Sqgigl Problems Driver Training Personal Adiustments United States History Physical Education United States History Pennsylvania State University West Chester State Teachers Pennsylvania State University College K. ELIZABETH LAURIE A.B. United States History English Vassar College 51 Q 5i,,,, Law 1 V 55 5' 'i GRACE FRANCEMORE B.S. ' s fi il ,f 9 5 , I '1 .if , William E. Johnston B.S., M.Ed. Commercial Geography Latin III World History Indiana State Teachers College sophomore counselor Pennsylvania State University Indiana State Teachers College I 4 -G Mr. Wisor seems pleased to be pre- senting the gifts at the Christmas assem- bly and Mrs. Snyder appears to be think- ing about Chritmas already. SOCIAL SCIENCE LANGUAGE This trio, consisting of Mr. Filsinger, Mrs. Errigo and Mr. Vogelsong, sang at the Christmas program. It's lunch time! Miss Harris, Mrs. Er- rigo, Miss Knepp, Mrs. Hoy and student teacher Mrs. Rapsey seem to be enioying it. 14 RUTH EWING HOY A.B., A.M. English Dickinson College Pennsylvania State University JOHN FILSINGER A.B., M.A. Spanish English Thiel College Syracuse University BETTY HARRIS B.S. English Indiana State Teachers College MARIE ERRIGO B.A. French English Wilson College ANNE KOCHIS ARDELL G. BRESSLER B.S. B.S. Commercial English English Lam' I' H Lock Haven State Teachers Kutztown State Teachers College College JANE GILLESPIE GRETCHEN HILLER B.S. B.S., A.M. English English Journalism Junior Counselor Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University LANGUAGE 45 'sf 3 Teachers from the English depart- ment are instructing commencement speak- ers Judy Shickling, Virginia Adams and Jane Evans. Enjoying a free period in the faculty room are Miss Gillespie, Mrs. Hoy, and Miss Morgart, 15 VOCATIONAL il iN EDWARD T. JACOBS LUTHER E. RISHEL W. KENNETH BUTl.ER B's Mid' Vocational-Carpentry Vocational-General Metal Dlredor of voumoncl Pennsylvania State University Pennsylvania State University Department Related Drawing Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University . 'i'?Q5,: . I A' f an pl WARD E. LATSHAW FRED C. GEARHART ROBERT A. FIKE . . . . B.S., M.Ed. Vocational-Automotive Vocational-Electric I ll t ' lA t Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh n Us nu I S California State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University o v Mr. Butler, Mr. Rishel and Mr. Fike are examining the finished product. -nu 16 BOYD W. VOKES B.S. Vocational-Agriculture Pennsylvania State University MARVIN J. WILLIAMS B.S. Related English Indiana State Teachers College EDWIN S. KAMMERER B.S. Related Mathematics Lock Haven State Teachers College PAUL M. SMITH B.S., M.Ed. Related Science Related History Shippensburg State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh v . 1,4-.- ' 53. VOCATIONAL 6, 4, 'K . A' A 13. U .- J. ei- .fi Y, , . .teh - v'f fft' f A .,-QQ '-.ig Mr, Smith is explaining to members of his Rifle Club all about the scope. Although others are expressing pain- ful crys, Mr. Gearhart appears to be en- ioying his polio shot. I7 CGMMERCIAL LENA KNEPP B.S. Shorthand Business Behavior Omce Practice Indiana State Teachers College JANICE HYSONG WllllAM D. BUTLER B.S. B.S. Bookkeeping I Typing Exploratory Bookkeeping Il Pennsylvania State University Indiana State Teachers College HAROLD A. WILSON BERTRUM G. PRITTS B.S., M Ed. B.S. Typing Salesmanship Commercial law Senior Counselor Indiana State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University The office practice students are work- ing diligently, but where is Miss Knepp? 'I8 NEVA WISOR B.S. Health Physical Education Pennsylvania State University JOHN D. SNYDER B.S. Health Physical Education George Washington University PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARGARET FRY B,S. Health Physical Education Pennsylvania State University JOHN J. POTTERS B.S., M.Ed. Health Physical Educaiion East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Miss Vaughn is instructing members of her homemaking class on the ways and whys of modern living. Mr. Dominick works along with the students during this art class. 19 SECRETARIES Dorothy listens closely as she is given her first instructions for the doy. Mr. Mead gives everyone of the cs- sembly an extra treat by displaying his musical talent. 1591 DOROTHY WISOR SHIRLEY MILLER Secretory to the Principal Secretary to the Superintendent OLLIE MAE GILL JOAN KELLER Clerk in Superintendenfs Omce Secretary to the Vocational Director X E X l Mr. Butler, chief monitor of the lower holl, and his czssistont Mr. Mead, substituting for Key Club Mr. Wilson ot work. reads the morning devotions. Just what goes on in this faculty room, more popularly known as the blue room? -fs.. FACUL Our search for knowledge continues. , wuz XWSEW Mgnwawxnn WW' fe 'KA Q10 JY' 5 Another class is wendy vo Ieom vhs fondcl menfuls of dviving Bc lu Lo I v ls us' abou? vo walk ou? of Mis Lonnie Mille' fakes cxdvonfoge of who p ncvlcol edu u- pruchcs- sum- cmnon prov ded by our vocuvuonul couvses n7'- - , .MM-x 1 , yn Q wM ' --1' .sugar Q0 Q A f ' i' , 'B I -'Mi npr: 2 E Y K.T,g1inu.,S 4- g 'QQWW a Jim. 798' ' OFFICERS President Jim Freeland and Vice-Presi- dent Bob Jay inspect Jane Evans' secre- tarial notes, while Treasurer Nellie Lom- bardo adiusts Historian Paul Stegner's collar. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we, the class of 1958, wistfully look back over our senior year, acknowledging our suc- cesses and failures, we have the satisfaction of knowing we really did our best. When the doors opened September 4, 1957, we entered with our hearts light and our hopes high, determined to accomplish big things right from the start, which we did. We elected the following as our class leaders -Jim Freeland, president, Bob Jay, vice-presi- dent, Jane Evans, secretary, Nellie Lombardo, treasurer, and Paul Stegner, historian. Although our football team did not have a winning year, it was in there trying. Nor did the basketball or wrestling teams have winning seasons but as our football team, they did their best. Our class was well represented in these three sports. Our track team had a very suc- cessful year-winning all their dual meets. Dale Kuhns won the District Championship in the shot put and discus while Charles Fama did so in the iavelin. Our volleyball team also boasted an undefeated season in dual competition and, in addition, won the district championship. A fairly successful season was had by our golf team. Sen- ior members were Jim Lanager and Clayton Teats. Our baseball team did not come through victorious in all its games but we feel this was partly due to the arrival of a late and wet spring and a rather green team. Our seventeenth annual variety show, Musi- cal Downbeat, was an exceptional combination of talent and comedy. In January Meretta Gise- white, Jane Evans, Sarah Wiggins, Claude Kowal- ski, Jim Barton, Bill Betts, and Mike Podmenik represented CHS at District Orchestra. At District Chorus in March were Brenda Foor, Jane Evans, Jean Lewis, Nancy Johnson, Claude Kowalski, Jim Barton, Les Mitchell and Janet Baird. Our District Band representatives were Janet Baird, Brenda Foor, Claude Kowalski, Jim Barton, Mike Podmenik, and Rita Spingola. Perhaps the two most memorable occasions of the year were the Washington Trip last fall, which proved to be interesting and educational, and the All-School Prom on May 9, at which a good time was had by all. The All-School Play, That's My Cousin, also proved a high spot of the year. Our school year sadly came to a close with Shelf Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement ceremonies. We pause to extend our lasting ap- preciation and gratitude to the faculty and ad- ministration. Our only hope is that we will be able to uphold the high standards of our school as we iourney forward toward building a better world. Avid athletes.. ..serious scholars.. ..whimsical wits 'xf IX X .gl ,f xx A 7' Sandy Burr really goes for fhose new suck dresses! Here she models her own exclusnve creation. Ashley Hlllon I5 busy decorczfmg the Ch pears end. jim. 798 5 . Quiet, please! Charity Crusade mem- bers Ted Jabbs, Carolyn Rowe, Virginia Adams, Bill Betts, Alton Davis, Jutta Ho- ger, and Mr. Wisor at work! VIRGINIA M. ADAMS- Ginny .., College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, Mathematics Club 4, Student Council 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 4, Charity Crusade Committee 4. WILLIAM ALLISON- Will . . . Vocational General Metal. THOMAS J. AMMERMAN- Tom Vocational Auto- motive . . . Rifle Club 2, 3. LARRY ANDERSON- Larry .. . Vocational Automotive. ' xxx. 905- DAVID J. ARMSTRONG- Dave , ,. Vocaticnal Agricul- ture . .. Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4. MARY ATEON- Mary' '... General. FLORENCE R. BAILOR- Flo Social Business Commercial Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 4. GERALD L. BAIN- Jerry Vocational Electric ., leaders Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. ' 'rn' Virginia M. Adams William L. Allison Thomas J. Ammerman wiv Larry M. Anderson David J, Armstrong Mary M. Ateon Florence Ruth Bailor Gerald L. Bain t . JANET LOUISE BAIRD Jun General Golf Club 2 3 Drama Club 4 Future Nurses of America 2 3 4 Sub Deb Club 3 Band 2 3 4 Cho us 2 3 4 Dan Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 N GARY BARGER Gary College Preparatory Rune Club 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Flyung Club 3 Student Councll 4 Prolectlan Club 2 KENNETH BARR Sparks Vocational Agrlculture Math Club 4 Treasurer 4 Student Councal 4 Pres: dent 4 Future Farmers of America 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Pressdent 4 Varsity Club 4 Wrestling 4 SANDRA LEE BARR Sandy General Future Teachers af Amerlca 2 Rufle Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Chorus 2 Band 2 JAMES H BARTON Harv College Preparatory Math Club 4 Chess Club 2 Dance Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Ch rus 2 4 Ba d 2 ARTHUR T BAUMGARNER Ted General DAN L BEARD Daddy General Key Club 2 3 4 Math Club 4 WILLIAM l BETTS JR Ill College Preparatory Class Vlce President 2 3 Dance Band 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra2 3 4 Drama Club3 4 Vuce President T angle 2 4 Fea ure Editor 2 4 Chess Club Charity Crusade Commnttee 4 lv, 5 ae? It 1.-40 Janet L Balrd Kenneth Barr James H Bartc Dan Beard fl N Gary Barger Sandra L Barr Arthur T Baumgarner Wlllnam I Betts Outstanding credit and achlevement. 41 'A' ...rf -self Robert Blake Barbara A Boozer Sylvua G Bowers Sherman Bowman Mary J Boyle Bull A Brady Lawrence R Brady Kenny R Brown Full of mlhahve and ROBERT LEE BLAKE Bob Bookkeepnng Com mercnal Club 3 Student Council 2 3 Chess Club BARBARA ANN BOOZER F Fl General u Deb Club 2 3 4 Commercual Club 2 SYLVIA G BOWERS Sub College Prepara ory Future Nurses of America 2 3 4 SHERMAN BOWMAN Sherm Vocatlonal Automo tnve Baseball 2 3 MARY JANET BOYLE Mary General Future Nurses of America 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Girls Leaders Club 2 3 Drama Club 2 Band 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Secretary 3 WILLIAM A BRADY Bull General Stagecraft Club 3 LAWRENCE ROY BRADY Larry College Prepara tory Golf Club 3 Math Club 4 KENNETH ROBERT BROWN Sano Socual Business Commerclal Club 3 4 Prolectlon Club 2 3 fme school spmf x ' Q 'K V V -,f H - , l ' V.: ' , J 2- -- i '... .,.Sb- 7 5 .. - H . I ff ., ,. - A A i A -.. ,, ' I ' , f , r ' ' , if f , 1 7 , f 1 ' 3 'i ,ef we L ., I ' 2 -,, - H ,, .,..,.. -I Q 3- v'fF'kE,:r::!Q:' --I -H ,. D . 1, f 5 1 f 7 ' ' 1 - ' , in H ' - . . . . . . . V '-with ,f if MARY LOUISE BROWN .. . College Preparatory .. . Dance Band 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 2, Secretary 25 Future Teachers of America 3, Secretary 3j Mathematics Club 45 Archery Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. E. DEAN BRESSLER . . . Vocational Agriculture . . . Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4. WILLIAM T. BRION- Bill . . . General .. . Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Patron Manager 45 Boys' leaders Club 45 Dance Committee 45 Basketball Manager 3, 4. LESLIE BUTLER-- Les General Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4. jim 798 These school-spirited citizens help beautify Clearfield High. '50 , JAMES J. CAPATCH- Snatch . . . College Preparatory . .. Golf Club 25 Math Club 45 Band 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Basketball Manager 2. ROSALIE A. CARDlNALE- Rose Social Business Girls' Leaders Club 2, 35 Sub-Deb Club 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 3, 45 Drama Club 25 Band 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN CARLSON- Moc . . . Secretarial .. . Com- mercial Club 3, 45 Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. GWENETH ELLEN CARR- Gwen .. . College Prepara- tory . . . Sub-Deb Club 35 Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 45 Math Club 45 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4. Mary L. Brown Earl D. Bressler x William T. Brion Leslie Butler James J. Capatch Rosalie A. Cardinale Mary Ann Carlson Gweneth E. Carr jim, 798 Mary Louise Brown, Johann Duez, and Connie Cline are Santa's helpers as they wrap these lovely packages. D0l.ORES JEAN CARTER- Dee Secretarial . Commercial Club 3, 45 Sub-Deb 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH E. CARTER-- Raunchy Social Business . Commercial Club 3, 4, Boys' Leaders Club 3, 4. WENDEIJ. M, CARTER- Pinee Vocational Automo- tive . .. Golf Club 27 Boys' leaders Club 3, 45 Band 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4. BRUCE E. CASHER Vocational Electric. THOMAS B. CHNUPA- Chinook General Archery Club 27 Math Club 4. SAMUEL J. ClARK- Peie': . .. Vocational Electric. HElEN DEANNA CLEAVER- Dee .. . Bookkeeping Drama Club 25 Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE E. CLINE- Connie General Golf Club 45 Sub-Deb Club 4. if 30 Dolores J. Carter Joseph E. Carter Wendell Carter Bruce E. Casher Thomas B. Chnupa Sam J. Clark Helen Deanna Cleaver Convie E, Cline PATRICIA COLE u Secreianal Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 DALE K COLLINS General Meral RUSSEL E CONDON Russ General LYNN L COUDRIET Vocahonal Carpentry Leaders Club 4 CECIL GLENN COWDER Cec Vocallonal Aufomo YIVE CAROLYN LOUISE CROWE Carol Secrefarnol Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Commer cral Club 3 Sub Deb Club 2 3 Secrelaly 3 BARRY L cuPPLEs Cupps col egg Preparalory Chorus A Math Club 4 LARRY S DAVIS General Mcxlh Club 4 Vurslly Club 3 4 Football-1 Baseball 2 3 Patrrcna A Cole Russel E Condon Cecil G Cowder Barry L Cupples Achve In all phases of school Dale H Collsns Lynn Coudrlef Carol L Crowe Larry S Davns .Q-.pqr 'Z WJllra'n L Davis James H Dletzel Juclnh A Duclxelt Thomas J Elsenman Lmda L Derrick Lela Dlxon Johann Duez Mona R Engllsh WllllAM l DAVIS I General Metal Boys Leaders Club 4 LINDA lEE DERRICK Salesmanshlp Gof Club Commerclal Club 3 4 JAMES H Dlsrzsl. v College Preparatory Math Club 4 Secretary 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Vlce Press dent3 Presndenl 4 Chorus 2 3 4 LELA DIXON Tools General Future Teachers of America 2 Sub Deb Club 3 4 Chess Club 4 Club 4 Drama Club 2 Commercial Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 Presldenl 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Orcheslro 2 4 Bond 2 3 JOHANN ousz J College Preparatory Drama Club 3 Rifle Club 3 THOMAS J EISENMAN Tom College Preparatory Rnfle Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Math Club 4 Varslfy Club 4 MONA RAE ENGLISH General Sub Deb Club 2 Anxious To meet challenging world facing us I . - B'll ... ... ' . . . ' . . . l 27 4 -J I . -nlynnh I JUDITH A. DUCKETT- Judy Bookkeeping . . . Rifle A C 3, : , . 4- - - o . . . . . . A 1 . ' 3, 4. 32 CAROL LEE EVANS- Carol Bookkeeping . ., Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- millee 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. BONNIE JANE EVANS- Jane College Preparatory .. . Class Treasurer 3, Class Secretary 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 4, Secretary 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 2, Secretary 3, 4, Triangle 2, Dance Bond 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. CHARLES A. FAMA- Chas General Archery Club 2, Varsity Club 3, Boys' Leaders Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, Rifle Club 2, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. GLORIA LORRAINE FETTERS Secretarial Golf Club 2, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, jim 798 Janet Baird and her golden sax leave to represent Clearfield at the State Band Festival. STANLEY R. FLETCHER- Ding . . . Social Academic Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 'l, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD PAUL FONTENOY- Dick .. . Social Business . . . Commercial Club 4, Rifle Club 2, 3. BRENDA ANN FOOR- Bennie . . . College Prepara tory .. . Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 4, Orches tra 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. JAMES L. FREELAND- Jim . . . General . . . Class Pres: dent 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Baseball 2, 3. Carol L. Evans B. Jane Evans Charles Fama Gloria L. Fetters in X .' ,f in QJ QZII 'I Stan R. Fletcher K1 Richard R. Fontenoy Brenda A. Foor James I.. Freeland jha 798 CHS had a brand new cheering squad at the pep assembly before the Clearfield' Curwensville football game. JOSEPH W. FREEMAN-- Joe Vocational Agricul- ture . . . Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Rifle Club 2. MARY JANE FULLINGTON- Mary' '.., College Prepara- tory Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA M. FULTON- Ginny Secretarial Fu- ture Teachers of America 4, Dance Committee 4, Vice, President 4, Commercial Club 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Vice'President 3, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. PATRICK J. GEISLER- Pat' '... General . ,. Varsity Club 4, Golf Club 3, Baseball 3, Football 4. 'Z THOMAS H. GlI.L- Herbie Social Academic ,, Varsity Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, JUDITH ANN GILLILAND- Judy General Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Galt Club 2, 3. MERETTA M. GISEWHITE- Meri College Prepara- tory . .. Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, Drama Club 2, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. BERNARD l. GORMONT- Bernie Vocational Elec' triC. Joseph W. Freeman Mary Jane Fullington Rx-gi Virginia M. Fulton 4 Patrick J. Geisler l ff hi f . 3 .7 P , i Tom H. Gill Judith A. Gilliland Meretta M, Gisewhite hs. Bernard L. Gormant X , V ANDREW J GosuNE Jock College Preparatory Rifle Club 2 Math Club 4 Key Club 3 4 DELORES R GOSS Dee Soclal Buslness Corn rrercual Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 JOHN A GRAHAM Boolckeepmg Prolectlon Club 2 DUANE GRAHAM Voccmonal Agruculture ture Farmers of America 2 3 4 LUCILLE GREENI.AND Dudle Secretarial ub Deb Club 4 Treasurer 4 Commerclal Club 4 Secre fary 4 KAY A GRIFFITH Dopey Salesmanshlp Com merclal Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Chess Club 4 Sfuden1Councll 4 NANCY LOU GRIFFITH Nance General Gnrls fd' Leaders Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Golf Club 2 Rifle Club 4 Band 2 3 4 Blll GUEUCH Muck Social Business Varsnty Andrew Jack Goslme Delores R Goss Club 4 Progechon Club 2 Flying Club 3 4 President John A Graham Reber' D U eG'C '1 Luclllel Greenland Kay A Grlfllth 3 4 Foo1boll2 3 4 Noncyl Grlfllfh Bull M Guellch Sacl and happy dull and gay ., H J 2 , . ,. ,f - - 4 L , 2 - , : , , . ,r f . . .5 ... . .. Fu- - f I H - H - 5 , : , - ' U ,. - , : - . , 1 1 H ,, - , , , , - : : 'S-' : , , V .. - ,, I - - 2 : , , . . . . 3 13 CHARLES GUELICH Chas Vocatnonal Automotive Rifle u 2 3 NANCY LEE GUELICH Nance General Future :K d 5 Nurses of America 2 3 4 Chess Club 4 Vuce Press ent and 2 GARY J HABOVICK G Mun Socnal Business PYOIGCLIOV1 Club 2 3 Flying Club 4 BARNEY HALE Sailor College Preparatory SALLY HALFORD General Golf Club 2 Sub Deb Club 4 LINDA HARZINSKI Social Busmess Commercial Club 3 Sub Deb Club 4 -.1 BERNICE K HAYWARD General Sub Deb Club Charles C Guellclw Nancy L Guellch Gary-I Hubovlck Burney E Hole DONNA FAYE HAYWARD Secretarial Commerclal Sally G Halford Linda L Harznnslu Bernice K Hayward Donna F Hayward Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 September June' It was over F 'Rr 7' C' ' i ' cub , ,4t . CEKJ ! 4pB ,3,4. I K , C, V! , -1- - - Q A -H - . lf it . , is 2,4. ' . . ,, , ,,4, 1 4 csllll' N PATRICIA ROSE HENRY- Pat Secretarial Stu- clent Council 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Girls' Leaders Club 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. ASHLEY S. HILTON- Ash , . . College Preparatory . .. Student Council 4, Vice-President 4, Proiection Club 2, Flying Club 3, Secretary 3, Math Club 4, Vice-President 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. JUTTA B. HOOVER College Preparatory . .. Chess Club 3, Math Club 4. JAMES B. HOWE- Jimmy .. , College Preparatory . . . Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Math Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Dance Band 3, 4. Jim, 798 Are these inhabitants of Homeroom 215 having a party? ..., or did someone get the mustard for an unknown? CLAUDE ANN HOWELL Secretarial Commercial Club 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4. CAROLE HOWLAND- Blondy . .. General . . . Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 3. BIllIE JEAN HUDSON Secretarial Commercial Club 2, 3: Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4. CONNIE lOU HUDSON-- Red .. . Secretarial . . . Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 4. Patricia R. Henry Ashley S. Hilton Jutta Hoover Jim Howe Claude Ann Howell Carole E. Howland Billie Jean Hudson Connie l.. Hudson at 'v ,3 ,'i, K X S, Jim 798 Commencement speakers Bill Betts, Sarah Wiggins, and Julia Loubris seem to be having trouble getting ideas, but Mrs. Hoy and Mr. Wisor are ready to be of assistance. DONALD HUENEFELD- Budoh General ,. Archery Club 4. GRETCHEN ANNE HUGNEY- Gretch General Future Teachers ot America 2, Drama Club 4. MARVIN HUGNEY- Mer . ,. General Metals . .. Boys' Leaders Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3. MELVIN B. HUGNEY- Mits . ,. General Metals ... Boys' Leaders Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Football I, 2, Track 'l, 2, 3. KATHERINE E. HYND- Katie College Preparatory ... Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4: Band 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4. RITA A. IANARO . , , Bookkeeping . . . Student Council 2, Rifle Club 4, Girls' Leaders Club 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, TOM I. IMLER- Tie General Rifle Club 3, 4, Flying Club 3, 4. ROBERT M. JAY- Punchy College Preparatory Class Vice-President 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Student Council 2, Math Club 4, President 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Boys' Leaders Club 4, Base- ball I. 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4. Donald E. Hueneteld Gretchen Hugney Marvin F. Hugney Melvin Hugney 4 r .: X ML I . z .. . .--..., -' Katherine E. Hynd Rita A. lanaro Thomas I. lmler Robert M. Jay NANCY J JOHNSON Non College Preporofovy Bison Board 2 3 4 Moth Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Bond 2 3 4 LEQUITTA JANE JORDAN Quito Bookkeeping Sub Deb Club 2 4 Commercnol Club 4 DANIEL R KAILBURN Dun General Meiols Boys Leoders Club 4 BONNIE RAE KEIRN Social Buslness Commercial Club 4 Sub Deb Club 2 4 Chorus 2 3 4 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 V Presldent 3 Orchestra 2 Bond 2 3 4 KEN KIFER General JOHN C KINKEAD FOX General Mofh Club 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Vnce Presldenf 4 Band DONAlD W KNEPP e Soclol Busmess Sfogecroff Club 3 Chess Club 2 Boys Leaders Club 3 4 Prolecflon Club 3 Servlce IS our arm 39 Noncy J Johnson Dcmnel R Kollburn Koren E Kenyon John C Klnlxeod f ffl, Q Lequn to J Jordon Bonnue R Keurn Ken Klfer Donald W Knepp 1 U.-1, - .1 In - U' .ai - I 1 ' - J ,' 23 KAREN E. KENYON Secretarial . .. Dromo Club 2, 3, . : ' . 1 - 1 , , lie- I . ... ... ,R Q 3, 4. . - R d ' ' XS' Mary Ellen Knepp Walter L Koontz Claude W Kowalslu Vlolel M Kyler y Sarahj Kolbe BarbaraJ Kovallck Dale H Kuhns Jamesl. Lanager Honesty and MARY ELLEN KNEPP Penny Secretarial u dent Councll 2 3 Treasurer 3 Cheerleader 4 Drama Club 2 3 Triangle 2 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Sub Deb Club 2 SARAH KOLBE Sally General Future Nurses of Amerlca 2 3 4 WALTER L KOONTZ Sunny Vocatuonal Carpen r BARBARA JEAN KOVALICK Barb Secretarial Commerclal Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 4 Chorus 2 3 CLAUDE W KOWALSKI Whale Bookkeeping Commercial Club 4 President 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 DALE KUHNS Ox College Preparatory u dent Councll 3 Varsuty Club 2 3 4 Vnce President 4 Flymg Club 3 Math Club 4 Archery Club 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 Volleyball 2 Band Chorus 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 VIOLET M KYLER Secretarial Commercial Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Chorus 3 JAMES L LANAGER Bones Vocatlonol Carpentry Golf Club2 4 courtesy, our motto 4 Q -., nu. - IHS,- ' , , : : , 2 ' , 2 ' , , -,I H , , - ff -,, ,, . , t y. -H 1, - V ' , : - : , , 4- -1. H - A '24 V Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. - ... ...St- Q I , , 1 , : , : : J. 2, 3, 4: , , 2 , . : 2, , 4. . - Vi . .. ' . .. ' ' 1 I ' 1 1 I - l l lu u - . 40 THOMAS EDWARD LANGFORD- Rocky Book- keeping Commercial Club 3, 4. JOHN A. LANSBERRY . .. General Metal. JOSEPHINE RUTH LANSBERRY- Jo . . . General . . Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4. MARTHA ANN LANSBERRY- Marry . . . College Pre- paratory .. , Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Girls' leaders Club 2, 3, Triangle SlafT 2, 3. Tom Langford John A. Lansberry Josephine R. Lansberry Martha A. lansberry Thomas Lee Lawhead Dean l.. learish Barbara A, leavy Carol J. Leigey Jim 798 Claude Howell courageously steps forward lo receive her polio shot. THOMAS L. LAWHEAD- Timmy General Golf Club 2, 3. DEAN L. LEARISH- seem College Preparafory Class Historian 3, Math Club 4, Triangle 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2. BARBARA LEAVY- Barb General Sub-Deb Club 4, Golf Club 2, 4. CAROL JEAN LEIGEY- Spark . . . General . . . Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4. Q ,-. J ... ..l.-.,.. jim 798 A typical scene from the physics lab Bob Jay looks as though he's trying to figure out what's going on. CHARLES ALBERT LEVINE- Chas College Prepara- tory . . . Rifle Club 2, Stage Craft 3, Key Club 3, 4, Pro- jection Club 2, 3. ESTHER J. LEWIS- Essie . . . General .. . Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4. M. JEAN LEWIS- Jeanne General . .. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Organization Ed. 4, Sub-Deb Club 4, Chess Club 4, Secretary 4. IRENE MARIE LIBREATORI- Libby General .. Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Typist 3, 4, Bisonettes 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 4. ROBERT LINDGREN- Bob Carpentry Rifle Club 4. CONNIE LEE LIVERGOOD General ... Student Coun- cil 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4. REESE W. LIVERGOOD . .. College Preparatory . . . Pro- iection Club 2, 3: Mathematics 4. RON LIZOTTE-- Ron General Chorus 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, Boys' Leaders Club 3. Charles A. Levine Esther J. Lewis M. Jean Lewis lrene M. Libreafcri Robert C. Lindgren Connie L. Livergood Reese W. Livergood Ron P, Lizotte NELLIE ANN LOMBARDO Nlghtle Salesmanshlp Commercial Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Chess Club 4 Class Treasurer 4 BARBARA A LONJIN Barb Secrelarual Com uf' merclal Club 3 4 Asslsfant Secrelary 4 Sub Deb Club 'VNU' X 2 3 4 Secrelary 4 KATHRYN L LONJIN Kay Socual Buslness Commercual Club 3 4 re 1 C Foolball 3 4 MaIl'1 Club 4 Varslly Club 3 4 Treas 1,37 9 urer 4 JULIA ANN LOUBRIS .lulla College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Orclweslra 2 Drama 2 3 4 Futu Teachers of America 2 3 4 Vnce President 4 ROSALIE MELISSA LOWELL Rosey General Golf 4 Future Nurses of Amenca 2 3 4 Chess Club 4 JUDITH ELLEN LUZIER Judy Secreiarual Com merclol 3 Sub Deb Club 2 Nellle A Lombardo Barbara A Lonlln Kathryn L Lonlln Rnchard G Lorah MARY 0 LUZIER Ollue General Sub Deb .Iulua A Loubrls Rosalle Lowell Cu 3 4 JudyE Luzner MaryO Luzser A treasure of golden memorles 43 1 'v S 5 A . lx f I f - -1 -1, U - - I . . . . . . . 5 A I I X I 5' RICHARD G, LORAH- Dick . . . College Preparaiory 'Ti ' A . . . , 5 5 , , - he I N 4 : - - - 1 '-,- I I 1 1 I fe J ll . . . . . I I b , . - ' - ' Ss' ,,. TF fr Q5 ,.-. tt' Kenfh Lylle Terrance Lee McBride Donna M McCormack Robert McCracken Marla A McGoey Dolores R Malnes Lynn H Malnes Dons M Magnuson KEITH LYTLE Shofgun General Gof Club 3 Rnfle 2 3 4 Rrfle Team 4 Flyung Club 4 TERRENCE LEE MCBRIDE Red College Preparatory Archery Llub 2 Math Club 4 DONNA M McCORMICK Secretarial Commer caal Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 ROBERT McCRACKEN Bob Bookkeeping Com merclal Club 4 Archery Club 4 MARLA ANN MCGOEY College Preparatory Sub Deb Club 2 RUTH DOLORES MAINES Dee General brary Club 2 3 4 LYNN MAINES General Rifle Club 2 DORIS M MAGNUSON Dorle Bookkeeping Cheerleader 2 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Girls Leader s Club 4 Presrdent 4 Chess Club 4 Commercral Club Greater accomplrshments loom rn The future 'X , V -rr rf I . X . X 1 ' 1 I if , 1,1 ,, -H ,, Sf ra 5 4 ' :, 19 'E 'YK 'Q .X 5 'U 7 . ,, , 1 - . I 4- L f 4 Q M Qflufm we Tn rr ' A I . ' ' 'A K ' 1:1 u Li- -, . . ::.,gg3i, ,V , I . L . L fd 1 I A -VA ,Y . MNA A ' in - rr - - , , , z - , , 1 1 . I . I I . . ' ' . 3, 4. . . . 44 ARMANDO MARANO- Shorty . . . General ., . Wreste ling 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE MARTEL- Pat Bookkeeping .. Commercial 3, 4, Vice President 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Golf Club 2. MARTIN D, MATERKOWSKI- Mart General .. Math Club 4, Student Council 2. DANIEL P. MAURER- Dan . . . General . .. Wrestling 4, Rifle Club 3, Math Club 4, Varsity Club 4. Armando P. Marano Patricia A. Martel Martin D. Materkowski ,yi Dan Maurer Jesse F. Mayhew Lawana A. Mayhew Rose Mary Mendolia 1 11 Barbara E. Merritt Jim, 798 Just what we always wanted! said commercial students Mary Snyder, Virginia Fulton, Barbara Read, and Bonnie Hench- barger at the Christmas assembly. JESSE F. MAYHEW- Jess . . . Salesmanship Golf Club 4, Flying Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Proiection Club 2, 3. LAWANA ANN MAYHEW-- Mayhew Social Busi- ness Library Club 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Commercial Club 4. ROSE MARY MENDOUA- Bibby Secretarial .. Band 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA E. MERRITT College Preparatory Fu- ture Nurses of America 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4. jim 798 The senior cheerleaders Carol Viard, Carol Morgan, Penny Knepp, Doris Mag- nuson, and Jean Lewis appear tired after an exciting basketball game. CARL F. MIGNOT- Magnet Vocational Electric Boys Leader's Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. LONNIE MILLER- Butch Vocational Metals ., Football 2, 3, 4, Boys Leader's Club 3, 4. KENNETH L. MITCHELL- Daddy College Prepara- tory Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Band 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, Archery Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Chess Club 4, President 4, Math Club 4. LESTER L. MITCHELL- Mitch Bookkeeping Bond 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Golf Club 2, Commercial Club 4. 'X-.1 46 CAROL O. MORGAN- Casey General Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 4, President 4, Future Nurses of America 2, Secretary 2, DONNA L. MOYER- Don Salesmanship Com- mercial Club 3, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4, DENNIS N. MULHOLLAN- Mulley . .. Vocational Gen- eral Metals. LEONARD R. MULLEN- M0on' '.,. Vocational Carpentry ...Rifle Club 3. Carl Mignot Lonnie M. Miller Kenneth L. Mitchell Lester L. Mitchell Carol O. Morgan Donna L. Moyer Dennis N. Mulhollan Leonard R. Mullen Q? 'x VN A--9 'Qi .l 2 HelenJ Murray Sonia R Nelson Wrllram L Newpher C Ann Olmes 41 ma? -'7 Danrel A Myers Ann L Newell Albert R Ogden Charles H Pennrngton HELEN J MURRAY Murray General Band 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 Future Nurses of America 2 3 4 Sub Deb Club 3 4 DANIEL A MYERS Dan General Band 2 ro lectron Club 2 Math Club 4 SONJA R NELSON College Preparatory Future Nurses of America 2 4 Future Teachers of Amerrca Chess Club 4 Treasurer 4 ANN LOUISE NEWELL Slu General Golf Club 2 Lubrary Club 3 Sub Deb Club 4 WILLIAM L NEWPHER Bull Bookkeepmg ALBERT R OGDEN Bug A Vocational Automotive Football 4 Boys leader s Club Varsnty Club CYNTHIA ANN OLMES Ann General Band Golf Club 2 Drama Club 4 CHARLES H PENNINGTON Charlie Vocatnonal General Metals Leaders of tomorrow 5:14 :vi- Mlchael.l Purow Mike H Podrnenlk Franklin T Ponhllo Elizabeth Poole Eugene E Plubell Charles W Pollunghorn Don F Poole Lorraine A Pankln MICHAEL JO PIROW Mike General Football 4 Chorus 2 3 Boys Leaders Club 3 4 Varsufy Club 4 EUGENE PLUBELL Gene Vocahonal Autamoluve MIKE H PODMENIK Pun General Band 2 3 4 Orclwesfra 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 CHARLES WILLIAM POLKINGHORN Polkue 0 lege Preparatory Rlfle Club 2 Math Club 4 Prolec hon Club 3 Secretary and Treasurer FRANKLIN THEODORE PONTILLO Pocohllo Sccnal DONALD F POOLE Wosfe General Chess Club 4 Maih Club 4 ELIZABETH A POOLE L 1 Socual Academnc ture Nurses of America 2 3 LORRAINE ANN RANKIN Lorraine General Triangle 2 3 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Furure Nurses of America 2 Lashng appreclahon 'ro 'rhe faculty and admlnlstrahon r'l ' - -H - ,, . . I I ' , 1 , , , f - -H ,, - - M . in ,I . . , . - . I , X I 1 1 I 1 1 - I -H - H C I. - . . : : ' - , . My , 4,'T'+' ' Business Commercial Club 3, 45 Proiection Club 2, 3. H. 5 ,,,. ,. . 7, 4 3 111 u . - i ... ' '...Fu- -H - H ' . ' . ' ' , 1 A , , 1 ' . ' ' , 3, 4. . . . . . . 48 PATRICIA ANN RENAUD- Pat Secretarial Drama Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Typist 3, 4, Bisonettes 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 3. GERALD N. RHONE- Jerry . .. Social Business .. , Commercial Club 3, 4, Chess Club 2. ROBERT W. RISHEL- Souse . .. College Preparatory Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Boys' Leaders Club 4, President 4, Math Club 4. CONSTANCE HELEN ROLLIN- Connie College Preparatory . . . Golf Club 2. jim, 798 Are these what sang during Graduav tion Week? RICHARD ROSE- Dick College Preparatory .. Rifle Club 3, Math Club 4. FORREST ROWLES- Woods General . . . Rifle Club 2, Chess Club 3. JUDITH ANN SCHICKLING- Judy .. . College Pre- paratory . . , Class Secretary 2, 3, Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 4. LOIS A. SCHICKLING . . . College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2. Patricia A. Renaud Gerald N. Rhone Robert W. Rishel .323 Nl Connie H. Rollin 5 Richard L. Rose Forrest D. Rowles Judy A. Schickling Lois A. Schickling lv-37 49 jim 798 Merefla does ber share lof loolcingh as Nancy and Mary Jane check physics notebooks. SANDRA JEAN SCHUCKER- Sandy General .. BARBARA JEAN SHIREY Bookkeeping Commer- Drama Club 2, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4. cial Club 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 4. JAMES A. SELNER- Minnie .,. Social Academic .. NANCY ANN SHIREY- Nance' '... Secrefarial . , . Com Archery 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. mercial Club 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LOUISE SHAW- Barb ,.. General . . . Fue BEVERLY K. SLOPPY- Sloppy . . . Salesmanslmip . .. ture Nurses of America 2, Sub-Deb Club 4. Sub-Deb Club 3. DON SHAW- Duck Baseball 2, 3j Golf Club 2, RONNIE M. SMITH- SmiHy Social Business . Boys' Leaders Club 3, Vice-Presidenl 37 Varsily Club 4. Wrestling 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3. X '?I ' X Sandra J. Schucker James A. Selner Barbara L. Shaw Don 5'1aw B. Jean Shirey Nancy A. Shirey Beverly K, Sloppy Ronnie M. Smith 'Va MARY E SNYDER Betty Secretarial Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Glrls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Com merclal Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 RITA MAE MADELINE SPINGOLA Reet Socnal Buss ness Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Orchestra J 41? Dance Band 2 Golf Club 2 Commercial Club 4 ub ny Deb Club 3 4 PAUL STEGNER Tod College Preparatory Class Hlstonan 2 4 Wrestling 'l 2 3 4 Drama Cl b 3 4 President 4 Math Club 4 Varsrty Club 2 Chess Q, we Club 2 7 NORMA .I STEINER Shorty General Drama Club 2 3 4 Sub Deb Club 3 4 RODNEY STEVENS Stevie Vocatuonal Automotive RICHARD T STINER Dlclx Vocahonal General Metals RONALD R STINER Ronnie Vocatronol General Metals Boys Leaders Club 3 4 PATRICK L STONE at College Preparatory Mary E Snyder U M Spmgolo P IF S n 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Danc Bond 2 3 cu legner Normal Slemer Rodney L Stevens Rrchard Stlner Math Club 4 Ronald R Stevens Patruck L Stone Baccalaureate Commencement 51 '1 - - 'ffl'-?f' . F ,A 4, A7 V ,e 2' fx 1 -.. ,. . . . ' l 1 I 1 r 1 1 I I ' ' , 1 - , , V -U r, . A ,,: ,fi 2,3,4: X X : 1 ' :S - , . -H ,, ' ' , 1 ' , , , : U ' , , ' : z ' : I .- ' 1 'fa' . 5 H ' -I' ' li .N A ., A . in u . . u ' I ' 4,5 , . , A f f' 'i r I I r ' 'Z U - 5 V L V n ' 11 ' ' , D 3 , , M. ' f an -., - 7 V ,, ... I I ' 'V , I . RIA . Bud , , : , , 1 e , ,4: ' if 1'-a F ,asv -.af Emery J Sturnlolo Ronald P Taylor Clayton L Teats Brian K Thurston Ralph E Swales Thofnas E Taylor Robert E Thompson Lindo S Toblas EMERY .I STURNIOLO Chief Soclal Business Chorus 2 3 4 Flymg Club 3 Commercial Club 4 RALPH E SWALES Fun College Preparatory Wrestling 3 4 Math Club 4 RONALD P TAYLOR Ron College Preparatory B n 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Dan e Band 2 3 4 Math Club 4 THOMAS E TAYLOR Elmer General Wrestlmg l 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Math Club 4 CLAYTON TEATS Vocatuonol Automotive ROBERT THOMPSON Bob General BRIAN K THURSTON Social Buslness Band 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Rifle Club 2 Commercial Club LINDA SUE TOBIAS College Preparatory Future Nurses of America 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Sub Deb Cub 'Tis time to try our wings. y E -H H D b LQ V xl , f - I V 7' iff' up ,L you -N f V -,, ,, 25.31 , . at 4,,:r'v z'9'vf VW ,, Yr. lfifmy. A 5 I .V , i , ,,.h crff , It O d H , . C 1 1 I r T w X -,, ,, y . .y av' , : , , 1 - g L A - . . . . . ' ' . . . 2, 3, . : , , : ' 5 ' 3, 4. . q - I . - . I . 3, 4' 52 PENELOPE F. UPLINGER- Penny College Prepara- tory Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orcl1es'ra 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, Triangle 2. FORSHIA LANE VALE- Boots .. . Secretarial . . . Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Golf Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4. CAROL J. VIARD- Jo' ',.. College Preparatory . . . Golf Club 2, 3, Drama Club 3, Future Nurses of America 2, Cheerleading 4, Girls' Leaders Club 4, Vice-President 4, Triangle 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, DEAN R. VON GUNDEN- HonesZ ... General .., Pro- iection Cluh 2, 3. Penelope F. Uplinger Forshia L. Vale Carol J. Viard Dean R. Von Gunden Jhe 798 These polished-looking pieces of fur- niture were made in our own vocational department as individual proiects. LEWIS E. WALLACE- Lew' '... General . , . Varsity Rifle Club 3, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. BEATRICE WELCH- Bea' '... General Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY J. WESLEY- Dot General Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4. JOHN D. WHALING . .. Salesmanship Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. Y I f ...J W. Lewis Wallace Beatrice E, Welch Dorothy J. Wesley John D, Whaling ' me '17 Jim, 798 All eyes were on Reverend Miller as he gave the sermon at Baccalaureate Ser- vices. SARAH D. WIGGINS- Wiggy . .. College Preparalory Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses of America 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Future Teachers of America 2, Cheerleading 2. GlORlA Wlll.lAMS General Library Club 2, Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses of America 4, Sub- Deb Club 4. MILES l. WILT- Whitey General Football 4, Varsity Club 4. MARY ANN WISE ...General ...Library Club 2, 3, Sub- Deb Club 4. 4-E-.. MARY ELISABETH YEAGER- Mary Beth College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4. THOMAS E. YOUNG- Fungus Vocational Agricul- ture .. . FFA Club 3, 4. JERRY ZARECKY General Golf Club 2, 4. Sarah D. Wiggins Gloria J. Williams Miles L. Wilt Mary Ann Wise Mary E. Yeager Thomas E. Young Jerry Zarecky 54 ,Q , I+'Q!2 f ' ,11i' ?f ' 'fi ff' Food C?J of Iasf! How did Connie Karen is in Heaven as she dances fo Love Me or leave Me. get There firsf? 55 Shelf Day participants fake a bow en masse. CANDIDS i 'Z wwf f ff? The juniors chose as their leaders fo'n left to right Dennis Mollura, treas- urer Joyce Schultz, vice-president, Thomas O Day presidentg Jutta Hager, historian. jim, 798 ' OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Under the leadership of our class offi- cers: Tom O'Day, President, Joyce Schultz, Vice President, Sarah Lyons, Secretary, Den- nis Mollura, Treasurer, and Jutta Hager, Historian, we juniors have passed a very eventful school year, T957-58. With Peggy Borst, Joyce Billctte, Sarah Lyons, and Joyce Amon, our junior cheer- leaders, urging on our teams, we did quite well. ln varsity football we had Kenny Rishel, Ash Woolridge, Tom O'Day, and Guv Graham, in basketball, Tom O'Day and Glenn Myers, and in wrestling, John Kruse, Bill Tornatore, Art Weiss, and Ash Wool- ridge. The Downbeat was also a success, with Sue Sherkel, Jim Stewart, and Jim Shugarts providing jokes and laughs as well as juniors taking part in other forms cf entertainment. Then came the gym demonstration, in which we saw many of our classmates do- ing acrobatics, that we were jokingly warned not to practice at home. That's My Cousin, the all-school play, was another high spot in this school year. Pauline Maloni, Sarah Lyons, Sandy Brown, and Dick Spingola took part in this delight- ful comedy. The last, and to some the most impor- tant, event of the school year to which many looked forward eagerly was High So- ciety, the all-school prom, which the juniors gave in honor of the seniors. With teachers advising the various committees headed by junior class officers, the planning took on an almost feverish pace as prom time neared. Thanks to the apt direction of Miss Hil- ler, our junior class counselcr, this year has passed very rapidly and successfully. Ready to ascend the ladder of seniorship 2141 spending Q dime on h1m7 Tho? book In the upper left hand corner of the bul Mr Vogelsong IS looking Yerrlbly brave Isnt he? The Student Council brings the Christ- mcs spirit to C.H.S. Easter brings still another exhibit in our display window. HOMEROOM 'lOl BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Mayhew, D. Rumery, B. Kli SECOND ROW: B. Robbins, S. Unch, G. Graham, G. Lawh M. Johnson, P. Quinn, W. Shirey, T. O'Dc1y, D. Mullen, R. M ROW: R. Kennedy, J. Eckley, R. Koozer, N. Henry, l. Curley. ne, M. Puit, H. Buck, B. Buck, M. Rowles, M. Long, A. Hale. ead, J. Kruse, K. Crowe, R. Temple, J. Simpson. THIRD ROW: cGinness, J. Owens, D. Thompson, D. Fontenoy. FOURTH HOMEROOM 102 BOTTOM ROW, left Oo right: A, Bartley, V. Liberalori, G. Rice, S. Weisshaus, L. Davidson, M. Kepharl, D. Hoyt, F Garmont, K. Hohn. SECOND ROW: B. Wilson, H. Adam, S. Brown, P. Maloni, S. Sherkel, J. Anderson, B. Caldwell, C Evans. THIRD ROW: R. Lingle, R. Rose, W, Little, R. Spingola, J. Jury, J. Mclienrick, L. Kline, G, Hill, J, McCracken FOURTH ROW: B. Miller, J. Norlon, P. Clarke, E. Thomas, S, Lansberry, C. Nelson, J. Hile, D. Woodling, A. Hixon. HOMEROOM 'I05 BOTTOM ROW, left lo right J. Shugaris, S. Davis, P. Kinkead, J. Rolley, C. Builer, E. McGcnigal, C, Hamm, J. Shimel SECOND ROW: R. Price, K, Rishel, N. Spaclcman, J. Cole, S, Ogden, E. Short, C, Hollopeier. THIRD ROW: L. Marrara, E McCracken, B. Bloom, J. Shugarfs, M. Lingle, J. Bell, G, Bolton. FOURTH ROW: R. Parks, K, Knepp, L. Caudrief, M Money, D. Schucker, L. Kovalick, J. Robison. HOMEROOM 108 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: V. Kline, S. Wiscr, J, McKinn, J. Moody, D. Folmor, A. Unch, P. Carns, P, Eadie, l., Wisor, W, Homman. SECOND ROW: M. Newman, B. Kephart, K. Skinner, T. Snoke, R. McCracken, J. Graham, B. Ondo, G. Wrigley, S. Howland. THIRD ROW: J. Stewart, C. Selfridge, A. Best, S. Lansberry, M. Graham, K. VVay, J. Bittotte, B. Bauman, P. J. Knepp, B. Read. FOURTH ROW: P. Hile, L, Rowles, J. Bauman, B. Hipps, C. Miller, P. Trimpey, J. Potter, J, Duck, J, Siebenroclx, J. Schultz, K. Wescott, M. Luzier. HOMEROOM 109 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Luzier, M. Eggers, B. Cutler, S. Collins, 5. Witherow, S. Reitmyer, K. Knicely, B. Hench- barger, B, Martell. SECOND ROW: K. Peavy, S. Learish, G. Burnett, H. Grice, S. Luzier, M. Valimont, G. Roussey. THIRD ROW: D. Bergey, W. Smith. P, Miller, R. Shirey, T. Shively, R. Turner, B. Schultz, E. Kitchen, FOURTH ROW: G. Myers, T, Brigandi, E. Hile. HOMEROOM Ill BOTTOM ROW, left to right: G. Mellott, P. Lyda, L. Smith, M. Rollin, J. Hol?mon, C. Hugney, E. Read, C, McGonigal, A. Buck. SECOND ROW: W. Leggs, A. McGonigal, A. Graham, R. Knicely, D. Coon, M. Elbell, B. Shomo, F. Duck. THIRD ROW: R. Woodring, E. Williams, J. Boron, F. Kitchen, B. Peoples, R, Rowles, P. Jury. FOURTH ROW: G. Wisor, E, Marano, l, Lonoger, HOMEROOM 203 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Amon, L. Wright, D. Smeol, C. McGonigczl, P. Tibbens, B. Fullerton, S. Borst, S. J. Brown. SECOND ROW: A. Koozer, W. Sass, A. Woolridge, S. Ogden, D. Killeen, B. Tornatore, F. Beers, D. Maurer, J. Haversack. THIRD ROW: P. Graham, D. Schnars, W. Ogden, D. Bool, J. McBride, R. Read, J. Walther, J. lucas. FOURTH ROW: C. Wople, B. Robbins, E. Antoncik. bl Eleven fifty-five and lunch period A takes over. ins il r l Decorations for the cafeteria are pre- l pared by the refreshment committee for the All-School Prom. HOMEROOM 204 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Duncan, S. Shaw, B. Accordino, C. Rowles, E. Pennington, E. Hoke, H. Newpher, P McCoy, L. Knepp. SECOND ROW: M. Bxeth, P. McCracken, J. Eckley, S. Lyons, J. Gormont, W. Fuhrer, E. Cmrns, D Brown. THIRD ROW: O. Kline, A. Davis, H. Graham, T. Nebgen, B. Henry, B. Ray, A. Koval, J. Campbell, G. Lanager, W. Shimmel, J. Winters, D, Lynn, J. Nicolson, -ff-4 Weiss. FOURTH ROW: J .L f - . J' al . 1 QU' . M ff ff , 3' 'r 1 3 'f .' ' V7 M' J, Ty, ,. ,,, 9' a K -4 l.'i,,' r u N' v- ,-i,,,,, . I ,M r l I l D w0g,,. 1 W' , 1 U 1 . I U ? I NA! D ,Quiz I 'FEET A 5559 S15 E -. . ffm-mari? Eu - 5 , y- 1 A . . MW ff: h. V 'NX I ' A 1 , H9 . J VV . f 6 'Hmm ' . Ns L .- x. gr Q Pig L 310219 8 svpw OFFICERS The sophomore class leaders from left to right were Kelly Nevling, historian, Sam Clark, president, Louise Learish, treasurer, Pat Rummings, secretary, Tom Trout, vice- president. As we, the class of 1960, filed into senior high school on September 3, 1957, all of us were impressed by the beautiful building in which we would study for the next three years. Most of the sophomores realized that we were entering one ct the final phases in our education. Soon, as we became accustomed to senior high, we plunged into the swing of things. The class officers fwho have led us very ably through this yearj are: Sam Clark, president, Louise Lear- ish, vice-president, Pat Rummings, secretary, Tom Trout, treasurer, and Kelley Nevling, class his- torian. Many sophomores strengthened our teams in various sports throughout the year. Jerry Dedman and Darrell Rowles earned varsity letters as members of the football squad. Sam Clark, a regular on the C.H.S. wrestling team, won the district nine championship in his weight class. Joe Bentz was a varsity basketball player during the winter. Sophomores-Anthony Guy, Bill Shively, Don McGarvey, and Joe Bentz-played on our volleyball team, which became the district nine champion. Unfortunately, there isn't enough space to mention the sophomores who aided our track team, but they all did an excellent iob. Lon- nie Howell and Loris Ireland were mainstays of our baseball squad this year. John Tornatore was a regular on the boys' golf team, the girls' squad was improved by sophomore Judy Walker. A great many other athletes in our class have given their talents freely to the iunior varsity teams. Adding to our enioyment of sports events were the pretty sophomores who led us in cheer- ing. Joyce Ardery, Verlee Rolley, Pat Rummings, Phyllis Shomo, and Jane Winslow handled this task very well. Other talented sophomores too numerous to mention have helped create the music we have heard on many occasions. They were members of the band, orchestra, and chorus. Represent- atives of our class in district band were George Gaylor and Mona Solomon. George also attended district orchestra along with sophomores Elaine Mitchell, Ruth Ann Gisewhite, and Mimi Crowe. The lone member of our class at district chorus was Douglas Rowles. Who can forget the Musical Downbeat with its iokes, songs, and dances? Helping to make this production a success were a large number of sophomores both in the spotlight and behind the SCeI'I6S. Soon become a vital part of school life. GRACE FRANCEMORE Sophomore Class Counselor Learn to recognize and seize opportunities. Brenda's shadow, Deanna, in ihe '58 Downbeat. Sfraighten your ties . . . , curtain going up! He sailed across the bars with the greaiest of ease SUPIU' 91 in v Don'1 worry Mary Louise it can't for can ii?D be ihaf bad. One finished desk coming up! HOMEROOM 205 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: N. Rauch, L. Brummeri, D. Lachaf, E. Wallace, R. M. Kooniz, N. Milligan, J. Winslow, S Maurer, SECOND ROW: S. Wooster, B. Young, P. Wiiherow, C. Graham, C. Smith, S. Fosier, S. Evans, R. Moines THIRD ROW: R. Hayward, H. Burneif, T. Michaels, J. Mitchell, I.. Walk, E. McKenzie, B. Lifz. FOURTH ROW: G, Bur nisky, D. Miller, K. Howell. HOMEROOM 207 BOTTOM ROW, left fo right L. Bumbarger, N. Reasinger, S. Rhone, B. Wilsoncroft, N. Rougeux, M. A. Chesnoka, K Diehl, B. Burnelf, R. Nelson. SECOND ROW: T. Swanson, P, Guelich, S. Ogden, J. McGarvey, L. Walker, C. Collins D. Koozer, B. Reed. THIRD ROW: R, Little, S. Graham, R. Gormont, J. Dedman, B. Jones, K. Williams, D. McCracken. FOURTH ROW: T, Shimel, D. Bender, O. Clark, D. Rowles, J. Shields, C. Schriver. HOMEROOM 208 BOTTOM ROW, lefl io right: E. Shaflner, B, Cowder, S. Nicklas, K. Rowles, M. McGonigal, D. Quigley, B. Bailor, Y. Hugney, K. Solmorn. SECOND ROW: C. Peierson, J. Ardary, P. Hertlein, E. Ireland, D. Bookwalter, V. Mitchell, N. Demi, D, Grice. THIRD ROW: J. Rumfola, J. Johnson, A. Evans, P. Herbert, J. Brown, R. Calhoun, E. Billotfe. FOURTH ROW: R. Shugaris, C. Guelich, J. Barbara, B. Narehood, C. Lockeff, R. Rogers, C. Sayers. HOMEROOM 209 BOTTOM ROW, left fo right: P. Shomo, T. Harasti, R. Jacobson, J. Belmont, S. Williams, R. Gisewhite, D. Areni, B Shaw, M. A. Puif. SECOND ROW: N. Salrsman, N. Hemphill, K. Robb, M. Owens, J, Renaud, G. Read, M. Lawhead N. Lanich, THIRD ROW: R. Green, P. Aldrich, E. Lansberry, J. Caldwell, S. Rowles, D. ShaHer, A. Hcllbczck, L. Rougeux FOURTH ROW: H. Snyder, B. Mullen, W, Wagner, W. Finlc, G. Heichel, C. Kunes, B, Bell, R. Hess, D. Leonard, HOMEROOM 210 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Rowley, G. Biancuzzo, R. A. Proud, J. Heichel, D. Hudson, G. Aughenbaugh, M, Crowe E, Rolley, D. Baroni. SECOND ROW: J. McCullough, I. Confer, S. Podmenilc, K. Zimmerman, T. Baucia, B. Grice, J Witherow, R. Rea, THIRD ROW: W, Wisor, D. Rowles, J. Green, R, Parks, E. Peiffer, F. Buzzanca, R. Gaines, R. Sor bera. FOURTH ROW: D. Hile, D. Sunderland, J. Shively, H. Owens, C. Elensky, C. Howland, R. Thomson, ivpfw Three sophomore girls advertise for Book Week. Shutter is snapped . . . . now to sign our names. HOMEROOM 211 BOTTOM ROW, left fo right C. Rodkey, J. Sellers, A. Siiner, H. Moines, C. Murphy, S. Brady, C. Lines, B. Fontenoy, J. Spade. SECOND ROW: R. Deasey, G. Duclleff, G. Robbins, R. Hurley, J. Tobias, R. Smith, C. Russell, D. Hurd. THIRD ROW: K. Pearson, W. Dixon, T. Haines, H. Ogden, D. Kyler, K. Johnson, G. Graham, D. Reid. FOURTH ROW: S. Campl bell, J. lysper, A. Williams, F. Albert, R, Morrison, C. Miles, B. Gold, B. Yana, Sffffw HOMEROOM 212 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: A, McFarland, J. Moore, S. Brown, S. Morrison, D. Aughenbauglw, D. Woolridge, M. Solo- mon, S. Buck, C. Collins. SECOND ROW: R. Provost, B. Owens, C. Peterson, S. Luzier, J. Rohrbaugh, C. Rowe, B. Slwomo, G, Conaway. THIRD ROW: T. McDonald, I. Carns, K, Nevling, C. Stone, B. Brown, S. Yost, F. Kennard, D. Broad. FOURTH ROW: B, Thomas, J, Crago, A. Mulerkowski, S. Wisor, J. Tornatore, R. Ensminger, R. Potter. HOMEROOM 213 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Robbins, D. Kitka, G. Hess, E, Moines, J. Neff, M. Ditty, B. Graflius, G. Hunter, M. Hand. SECOND ROW: J. Edmunds, D. Cathcart, E. Blake, P. Patrick, P, Rummings, W, Arford, B. Daniels, W. Hoover. THIRD ROW: D. Gaylor, D. McGorvey, L. Irelond, R. Fullerton, H. Robison, R, Lingle, J. Marino, G. Gill, J. Bell, FOURTH ROW: L. Howell, J. White. 4.- HOMEROOM 217 BOTTOM ROW, left io right: D. Unch, C. Norman, A. Litzinger, H. Moore, C. Livz, M. Jordan, E. Nelson, K. Valimonf, P. Eamigh. SECOND ROW: M. H. Kepner, M. K. Garman, E. Mitchell, J. McKinney, R. Kepharl, J, Williams, L. Crofi M. Stevens. THIRD ROW: B. Bartholomew, M. Luzier, C. Slevens, T. McGary, C. Carter, J. Clark, M. Graham, I. Show den, K. Coon. FOURTH ROW: R, Hahn, M. Jacobs, A. Guy, S. Bain, E. Thompson. HOMEROOM 218 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Parks, D. Bumbgarba, B, Bloom, G. Turner, N. Michaels, B. Bloom, R. A. English, B. Mor fell, L. Wisor. SECOND ROW: D. Davis, J. Eisenman, l.. Lufz, M. Wisor, P. Jury, J. Willimmie, M. Sievens, S. Clark THIRD ROW: B. Irwin, J. Bowman, R. Mayhew, B. Adams, W. Rollin, W. Goodrow, T. Forcey, O. Flefcher, E. Venerick FOURTH ROW: W. Skiles, F. Wallace, F. Marino, B, Crandell, J. Hofifmcin, C. Rougeux, L, Wain, W Neff. 71 'itll 5-'fphv Behind the scenes with the Downbeut mokeeup committee. ,JJ Sophomores . . . and they're all in step' HOMEROOM 219 BOTTOM ROW left to right D Young M Moyer E Swoles A Palmgren D Fletcher D Lunlch A Young C Erhord B Crnwford SECOND ROW M A Root M McKlmm E Schiclclmg G Guylor J Shaw S Goss L Lecrlsh J Walker THIRD ROW J Gilliland B Dixon C Mclcxughlln L Hole J Ondo A Demlcovitch T Wilson B Shively R Collins FOURTH ROW D Klnkeud T Jolbbs P Frantz J Bentz D Eshelmun HOMEROOM ART BOTTOM ROW, leff Oo right N. Marsh, P. Royer, P. Wallace, C. Coulter, B. Gaines, R. Sturniolo, J. Shugarrs, B. Ellinger. SECOND ROW: J. Mulhollon, M. Neeper, V. Carter, S. Ruf?ner, B. J. Wocsrer, B. Sfiner, D. Foor. THIRD ROW: D. Con- rad, J. Axelson, B. Brown, B. Lewis, R. Fitzgerald, R. Heichel. FOURTH ROW: J. Smith, F. Rougeux, D. Shirey, T. Trout, B. Price. CANDIDS Everybody had o hand in preparing the cenler- Sophomore class omcers fake time ou? for piece for fhe All-School Prom. a break N' .fam Y i .fa 5 ag 5 in gf..- ff is L in 4? it if 2 -f-A 1 - ,. if 5 -5' .ff- ' ?10 Ay? K Mag, '. f , V- A I-ik ' mf 2 W al 'f A iI. f-'EE' if-, .... , A .. . ..,. , , '15ifl?'Qf ,V , . - by ' : WL 1 ,Wg , 5 9 - X M .Sy V g qw 4 , i Q Q The inferesfs of today form the careers of Tomorrow Sarah and Jean examine the yearbook dumn-y while PaJl and Jim pick out pics tures to be used. BISON BOARD Editor-in-Chief Sarah Wiggins Judy Gilliland, Nancy Johnson, Jean Lewis, Gloria Williams Associate Editors Jim Howe Bill Brion Neil Buckley Business Manager Advertising Manager Sports Editor Typists Pat Renaud, Irene Libreatori Photographer Orvis Kline Advisors Fredrick Weidner, Ardell Bressler Again, as in years before, the Bison Board put all its eftort toward turning out a yearbook which we hope is better than ever. BOTTOM POW, left to right: I, Libreatori, J. Lewis, J. Gilliland, J. Howe, S. Wiggins, B. Brion, N, Johnson, P. Renaud, G, Williams. SECOND ROW: B. Lingle, S. Show, S. Weisshaus, J. Shugarts, N. Buckley, P, Clarke, J. Jury, S. Brown, O. Kline. THIRD ROW: M. Solomon, C. Rowe, L. Learish, J. Rohrbaugh, C. Rougeux, P. Rumrnings, P. Langford, J. Sellers, C. Norman. Finn r H-Q 5 . f-L, 15- F? it 5 A.: ' 2. fi ' K These members of Library Club en- 'lx J1 ' courage good reading habits by decorat- .Amx ji :Q I ing the bulletin boards. l th' 3.33 . COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Misses Sonia Pearson lfrom the County Na- presldem V Claude Kowalski tional. Bank, and Betty Smith ffrom the County Vice President Pamela Morlel Superintendent of Schools Officej, graduates of Secretary Lucille Greenland 1957, gave to the club some very valuable infor- Treasurer Mor Ellen Kne rnatlon tn, regardhto requirements of one on the Advisor Y Miss Knellii lob. Their experiences were quite enlightening. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. McKinn, J, Stewart, M. Snyder, K. Kenyon, L, Greenland, C. Kowalski, P. Knepp, F. Bailor, B. Lonjin, D. Cleaver, A. Unch, D. McCormick. SECOND ROW: K. Skinner, B. Kephart, C. Selfridge, R. Ianaro, J. Duckett, R. Spingolo, K. Griffith, L. Derrick, N. Lombardo, C. Evans, D. Magnuson, V. Kyler, V. Klini. THIRD ROW: J. Rhone, L. Mitchell, M. Graham, L. Jordan, J. Shirey, B. Hudson, K. Peavoy, B. Keirn, R. Cardinole, C. Hudson, R. M. Mendolia, K, Way, B. McCracken. FOURTH ROW: P. Carns, L. Rowles, A. Best, B. Reed, P. J. Knepp, D. Hcyward, P. Heney, C. A. Howell, G. Fetters, B. Bauman L. Mayhew. FIFTH ROW: E. Sturniolo, P, Hile, N. Mendolia, N. Shirey, S. Lansberry, S. Learish, D. Fonte- noy, P. Renaud, B. Kovelick, D. Carter, J. Schultz, B. Thurston, F. Pontillo, K. Brown. SOPHOMORE DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS President Donna Bookwalter Vice President Ruby Rea Secretary Sharon Podmenik Advisor Miss Kochis Did pantomimes, wrote skits cmd plays and put them on for the club. Read poetry for the experience of speaking before an audience. JUNIOR- SENIOR DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS President Paul Stegner Vice President Bill Betts Secretary Jane Evans Advisor Miss Betty Harris For weekly programs the members gave sketches from many plays in order to practice proper voice techniques. The club also assisted in the production of the all-school play, That's Some of the members presented a one-act comedy Antic Spring to the student body. SOPHOMORE DRAMA BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Brum- mert, S. Williams, D. Bookwalter, R. Rea, S. Podmenik, R. Stumiolo, N. Milligan. SECOND ROW: S. Brady, C Lines, C. Coulter, P. Jury, N. Rougeux, B. J. Wooster. THIRD ROW: G. Hess, D. Woolridge, B. Fontenoy, D. Koozer, J. Witherow, E. Mitchell, C. Rodkey FOURTH ROW: P. Eamigh, R. Maines, R. Hurley, P. Herbert, J. McKinney. JUNIOR-SENIOR DRAMA CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Schuck er, K. Kenyon, B. Foor, 8. Betts, J Evans, P. Stegner, J. Loubris, P. Up linger, J. Baird. SECOND ROW: V Fulton, G. Carr, B. Buck, M. Lansberry G. Hugney, P. Renaud, A. Olmes, N Steiner. THIRD ROW: B. Harley, M Kephart, L. Davidson, J. Jury, S. Brown P. Maloney, H. Adam. FOURTH ROW A. Hale, G. Rice, R. Read, A. Hixon, J Koval, S. Sherkel, S. Weisshaus, S Shaw. 78 FLYING CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: A. Hix- on, T. Eisenman, L. Wallace, B. Guelich, J. Mayhew, G. Habovick, D, Schnars. SECOND ROW: K. Coon, D. Cathcart, E. J. Thompson, D, Lynn, B. Miller, D. Coon. STAGECRAFT BOTTOM ROW: O. Kline, J. Hile, L. Lanager, J. Campbell, D. Cardinale, N. Kyler, H. Graham, C. Winters. SEC- OND ROW: M. Luzier, F. Rougeux, D. Brown, E. Antonuk, B. Bloom, J. Shive- ly, C. Guelich, R. Collins. THIRD ROW: H. Owens, C. Schriver, B. Crandell, D. A. Bender. FLYING CLUB OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Advisor Took trip to Piper Aircraft i William Guelich Thomas Eiseman Jesse Mayhew Mr. Kammerer n Lock Haven. STAG ECRA FT CLUB Advisor Mr. Fred Gearhart No otticers elected. Set up stage for the following activities: Junior High Minstrel, Musi- cal Downbeat, Evenings of Music, All-School Play, Grade School Entertainment, and Gradua- tion Week. SOPHOMORE SUB - DEB CLUB Had film strips on posture, cleanliness, and grooming. Addresses by representatives of Wacs and Waves. Films on decoration of home and fine crystal and how it is made. OFFICERS President Louise Learish Vice President Althea McFarland Secretary Ruth Nelson Treasurer Deanna Foor Advisor Miss Vaughn SOPHOMORE SUB-DEB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Bumbar ger, N. Reasinger, J. Heichel, H. Moore, E Shattner, N. Saltsman, L. Learish, R. Nel son, J. Neff, E. Rolley, L. Brummer, C Erhard. SECOND ROW: S. Brown, N Marsh, D. Unch, T. Harasti, P. Shomo, K Rowles, P. Royer, L. B. Wisor, P. Langford son. THIRD ROW: P. Eamigh, R. Sturniolo ter, P. Jury, L. I.. Lutz, E. Schickling, D Grice, C. Collins, D. Hudson, B. Bloom R. Jacoson, J. Shugarts. FOURTH ROW M. Jordan, B. Owens, M. Crowe, C. Peter son, D. Aveni, C. Peterson, R. Hurley, B Fontenoy, I. Ireland, C. Murphy, N. Rou geux, E. Swales, C. Litz, J. Morre, N Michaels, C. Parks. FIFTH ROW: P. Guel ich, S. Ogden, J. Sellers, D, Fletcher, J Tobias, D. Loozer, S. Podmenick, J. McKin ney, J. Renaud, C. Robbins, C. Collins, S Ruffner, C. Coulter, C. Russell, S. Foster S, Evans, J. Shaw. JUNIOR SUB-DEB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Wisor, J Stewart, D. Folmar, P. Carns, A. Unch, J Schultz, K. Way, L. Davidscn, P. McCrack en, V. Kline. SECOND ROW: M. Rollin, G Wrigley, L. Smith, M. , L. R. Luzier L. Wisor, J. McKinn, P. Kinkead, A. Bart ley. THIRD ROW: P. Goder, M. Rowles C. Rowles, G. Mellott, M. Kephart, S Learish, C. Selfridge, B. Kline, P. J. Knepp FOURTH ROW: J. Hages, N. Hohn, G. Rice J. Holtman, D. Hoyt, F. Gormont, N. Go din, B. Bauman, B. Caldwell, A. Hale, N Mendolia, K. Hahn, B. Shomo, L. Rowles A. Best, M. Valimont, A. McGonigal, N Sparkman. JUNIOR SUB-DEB CLUB Had films on good health and tips for good grooming. Held a tea in honor of the senior girls. OFFICERS President Joyce Schultz Vice President Anna Unch Secretary Karen Way Advisor Mrs. Dan Snyder C. Lines, S. Brody, B. Wilsoncroft, E. Nel- H. Moines, M. Owens, G. Hess, B. J. Woos- SENIOR SUB-DEB CLUB on his to the football game. President Vice President Secretary Asst. Secreta ry Looks as if Mr. Weidner is collecting auto- graphs again. Advisor OFFICERS Various movies were shown on tips for good grooming. Mr. Filsinger spoke and showed slides experiences in mountain climbing. The senior girls were honored at a tea given by the Junior Sub-Deb Club. The club sold pom-poms students for the Clearfield-Curwensville Carol Morgan Pat Martel Barbara Lonjin Lucille Greenland Mrs. Dan Snyder BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Dixon, M. Luzier, R. Cardinale, M. Snyder, B. Loniin, C, Morgan, L. Greenland, C. Evans, P. Henry, R. M. Mendolia. SECOND ROW: J. Shirey, J. Lewis, D. Cleaver, R. Spingala, C. Cline, D. McCormick, A. Newell, M. A. Wise, B. Hayward, K. Hynd, N. Steiner. THIRD ROW: C. Viard, K. Kenyon, L. Harzinslci, C. Leigey, J. Lansberry, V. Adams, B, Foor, J. Schickfing, C. Hudson, K. Grimth. FOURTH ROW: B. Hudson, L. Jordan, B. Keirn, D. Goss, l. Libreatori, M. English, C. A. Howell, P. Cole, H. Murray, D. Moyer. FIFTH ROW: V. Kyler, D, Magnuson, B. Shaw, L. Rankin, P. Renaud, B, Kovalick, L. Tobias, C. Livergood, G. Fetters, F. Vale, N. Lombardo. TRIANGLE The Triangle hopes it has recorded for now and posterity the news of CHS by publishing many papers throughout the year. STAFF News Editor Features Editor Sports Editor Photographer Typist Advisor Lea Davidson Bill Betts Mary Helen Kepner Russel Read Fonda Duck Miss Jane Gillespie The sophomores seem to be working hardest on this edition of the Triangle. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: R. Read, L. Davidson, J. Gilliland, B. Betts, F. Duck, M, H. Kepner. SECOND ROW: J. Ardary, S. Nicklas, J. McGarvey, B. Cowder, C. Norman. THIRD ROW: P. Herbert, N. Rougeux, J. Heichel, D. Aveni, R. Rea, S. Ogden. FOURTH ROW: T. Forcey, C. Rougeux, J. Gilliland. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA lAdvanced Groupl Each senior spent a day at the hospital as a guest of a student nurse. Some of the girls helped with the Polio Clinic at senior high. They were guests at a tea at the hospital. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA ADVANCED BOTTOM ROW, left to right: H. Mur- ray, K. Hynd, S. Kolbe, B. Merritt, D. Wesley, J. Schickling, S. Wiggins, N. Guelich, M. B. Yeager. SECOND ROW: G. Williams, B. Welch, L. Rankin, R. Lowell, M. Fullington, E, Lewis, B. Rob- bins, W. Hamman. THIRD ROW: S. J. Brown, A. Buck, J. Shugarts, M. Long, P. McCoy, C. Mayhew, D. Rumery. FOURTH ROW: J. Shimel, J. Cole, C. Hamm, C. Evans, S. Ogden, S. Davis, J. Graham. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA BEGINNERS BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Rod- key, C. Robbins, J. Sellers, S. Williams, C. Peterson, B. Shaw, P. Guelich, S. Robbins, N. Michaels. SECOND ROW: R. Snith, S. Brady, C. A. Liner, R. Hurley, I.. L. Lutz, R. A. Gisewhite, M. A. Lawhead, D. Kitlxo, N. Lanich. 83 Judy Schickling Sarah Wiggins Mary Boyle Linda Tobias Mrs. Henchbarger FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA fBeginnersl Looked through folders and other material concerning the various aspects of nursing. Had as guest speakers student nurses Veronica Pirow and Merwin Read. OFFICERS President Sandra Williams Vice President Carol Peterson Secretary Barbara Shaw Advisor Mrs. Henchbarger Q CHARITY cRusADE ' v Conducted forthe first time this year in the nineteen Clearfield Area Schools was the Charity Crusade, a drive to obtain money for the various charitable oganizations. Under the supervision of Mr. Harold Wisor and C.H.S. representatives Carolyn Rowe, Ted Jabbs, Jutta Hager, Alton Davis, Virginia Adams, and Bill Betts, the drive netted S2347.83. -by 'xygx CH B LEFT T0 RIGHT: Ted Jabbs, Carolyn Rowe, Virginia Adams, Mr. Wisar, Bill Betts, Alton Davis, and Juttci Hager. OFFICERS President Ken Mitchell Vice President Nancy Guelich Members learned the fundamentals of Secrefqry Jecn Lewis chess. lnvestigated the history of chess. Treasurer Sonia Nelson Advisor Mr. Miles Smith CHESS CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Nelson, D. Magnuson, J. Lewis, K. Mitchell, N. Guelich, R. Lowell, B, Merritt. SEC- OND ROW: J. Hager, Lela Dixon, K, Griffith, J. Kruse, D. Poole, D. Moyer, N. Lombardo, M. Long. THIRD ROW: S. J. Brown, K. Nevling, G. Gaylor, O. Kline, M, H. Kepner, B. Harley, J, Smith. P fl 1 6 Y Award Day found these senior boys each re- ceiving one of those much sought after varsity sweaters. 82 y---..q,,, President T ,QW ig Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor .. VARSITY CLUB Dick Lorah, Don Shaw, Bill Guelich, Darrell Rowles, and Miles Wilt did an outstanding job as ushers and helpers for both the C. N. W. Re- gional Wrestling Tournament and the District IV basketball play-oFf game. OFFICERS Dean Learish Dale Kuhns Bob .lay Dick Lorah Mr. Boggs BOTTOM ROW, left to right: M. Hugney, T. Eisenman, L. Davis, D. Learish, B. Joy, D. I-Orch, P. Geisler. D. Show SECOND ROW: G. Graham, A. Woolridge, B. Guelich, B. Tornatore, J. Dedman, R. Smith, D. Maurer. THIRD ROW T. Rowles, D. Schucker, K. Barr. ---.,- GOLF CLUB 1 V' fl T 4 Advisor Mr. Filsinger 'W' , , 4 .A Q. There are no ofticers elected in golf club. The members are divided into six groups con sisting of about twelve students each. Mr. Fil singer introduces the sport and then gives instruc tion in grip, stance and other important factors of the swing. Members of the Girls' Golf Team-Joyce Shu garts, Sarah Lyons, Bonnie Wilson, and June Ander son. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: M. Solomon, M. Johnson, G. Lonoger, J. Shugarts, P, Maloni, J. Shimel, J. Mayhew, J. Lanager, R. Lowell, C. Cline, S. Borst, P. Borst, S. Lyons. SECOND ROW: J. Kruse, D. Shaffer, J. Walker, J. Winslow, S. Rhone, P. Rummings, J. McGarvey, S, Nicklas, R. Rea, J. Witherow, J. Anderson, R. McCracken, H. Newpher. THIRD ROW: L. Walker, C. Peterson, S. Brown, D. Fletcher, D. Unch, S. Williams, S. Ogden, K. Diehl, B. Wilson, P. Hile, J. Cole, B. Bloom, E. Schickling, J. Rohrbaugh. FOURTH ROW: D. Bookwulter, J. Mitchell, C. Rowe, E, McKenzie, B. Thomas, J. Axelson, P. Frantz, B. Brown, J. Barbara, J. Mitchell, C. Howland. FIFTH ROW: J. Gilliland, J. Stewart, J. Bell, B. Miller, J. Nicholson, S. Yost, B. Lewis, B, Fuhrer, D. Spingola. 86 RIFLE CLUB Advisor Mr. Paul Smith All members of the Rifle Club fired the Army Course of Fire consisting of T0 shots in each of IJ the four shooting positions. Those who scored 250 or better received the Marlcsman Medal, 300 or better, the Sharpshooter Medal and 340 or better, the Expert Award. Zigi mg: These members of the Rifle Club are set to tire in their underground range. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Whaling, S, Fletcher, L. Mullen, B. Brown, B. Mullen, L. Wallace, G. Barger, A. Hilton, B. Adams, C. Carter, J. Selner. SECOND ROW: J. Amon, E. Pennington, B. Cowder, B. J. Reed, A. Freeman, S. Robbins, B. Buck, B. Robbins, M. A. Chesnoka, N. Griffith, R. lanaro, J. Duckett, B, Harley. THIRD ROW: R. Rowles, D. Lynn, J. McCracken, B. Miller, D. Fontenoy, A. Koozer, C. Hollopeter, P. Aldrich, R. Kephart, E. Blake, B. Peoples. FOURTH ROW. G. Gill, D. Cathcart, L. Hale, B. Brown, B. Daniels, R. Gaines, J. Johnson, R. Collins, C. Guelich, B. Crandell. FIFTH ROW: E. Peifter, T. Shimel, C. Sayer, K. Howell, O. Fletcher. 87 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Levine, A. Woolridge, J. Kinkead J Dletzel D Mollura G Graham T ODay SECOND ROW: M. Breth, R. Spingola, N. Buckley, F. Kennard, J Gosllne A Davis G Greene G Lawhead THIRD ROW: J. Stewart, S. Yost, D. Schucker, A. Weiss, W, Shirey, B. Brown B Shlvely FOURTH ROW B Pr ce T Jabbs D. McGarvey. KEY CLUB Taking charge of devotions. Presented large food order to needy family at Christmas. Tabu- lated occupational interests of C.H.S. students. Sponsored Teacher Appreciation Day. Served as chairman of individual Career Conferences. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor James Dietzel Jack Kinkead Dennis Mollura Ashley Woolridge Mr. Vogelsong 88 An informal picture of orchestra getting ready to have a formal picture taken. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Brown, J. Rohrbaugh, R. Taylor, J. Baird, J. Jury, T. Trout, J. Walthers, M. Fullington, l.. Lutz, J. Howe. SECOND ROW: J. Evans, G. Carr, S. Weisshaus, S. Wiggins, G. Gaylor, B. Betts, A. Hixon. THIRD ROW: L. Mitchell, A. Hilton, C. Kowalski, P, Stone, D, Kuhns, F. Marino, F. Bizanco. R. Sorbera, M. Podmenik, J. Barton. DANCE BAND Director Mr. Harold Kuhns Played for dances following the football and basketball games. Members held the spot- light during the Musical Downbeatf' Played music for the dance after the All-School Play. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Dr. Patterson of Lock Haven State Teachers College talked to the club. Mr. Howard Kuhns, Director of Elementary Education in the Clearf1eId Area Schools, spoke at a meeting. Members par- ticipated in observations of Clearfield Area Ele- mentary Schools. Club members purchased F.T.A. pins. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Ken Barr and Robert Barr each won gold medals in state project contest, F.F.A. scheduled to plant trees and shrubs around building, and scheduled for T.V. program over Channel 10 on July 5, 1958. Made trips to Harrisburg for Live- stcck Show in November, 1957 and Farm Show in January, 1958. OFFICERS President Helen Adams Vice President Julia Loubris Secretary Jane Evans Treasurer Bea Accordino Advisor Miss Hiller OFFICERS President Ken Burr Vice President Joe Freeman Secretary Dave Armstrong Treasurer Duane Graham Reporter , , Dean Bressler Sentinel . . Tom Young Advisor . Mr. Vokes 'z2. bid FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA BOTTOM ROW, left to right: G. Carr M. Gisewhite, B. Accordino, H. Adam J. Loubris, J. Evans, L. Davidson. SEC- OND ROW: S. Sherkel, G. Rice, A Freeman, P. McCracken, C. Evans, A Bartley. THIRD ROW: N, Milligan, J Witherow, J. McKinney, P. Maloni, E Wallace. M. Solomon, E. Swales FOURTH ROW: D. Rowles, R. Rea, W Wagner, T. Forcey. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BOTTOM ROW, left to right: T. Neb gen, D. Bressler, K. Barr, J. Freeman T. Young, D. Graham. SECOND ROW B. Litz, E. Billotte, W. Goodrow, B Martell, R. Lingle, P. Aldrich, R. Deasey THIRD ROW: W, Fink, L. Kline, E Lansberry, C. Lockett, D. Ogden, R Hess. 90 LIBRARY CLUB BOTTOM ROW left to right J Gormont D Maines C Hugney L Mayhew D Wesley SECOND ROW C Mayhew N Reasinger S Reltmyer J Belmont E Wallace M McKimm THIRD ROW K Salomon S Ruffner B Fontenoy P H rtlein P Wallace P Jury D Grace STUDENT COUNCIL The student council conducted the Charity Palmgren Donna Bookwalter and Nancy Milli gan attended Central District Convention at Brad ford on April 'II Collected paid assembly dues Conducted the Christmas program in co opera tion with Mr Kuhns We wish to apologize to the Student Council whose picture was omitted by error President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor OFFICERS Kenneth Brown Ashley Hilton Judi Rolley Ash Woolridge Mr Pritts LIBRARY CLUB Members perform a valuable service to the assist in the library They check out and receive books take attendance and and students with reference work and book selections OFFICERS President Connie Hugney Vice President Sheila Learish Secretary Lawana Mayhew Advisor Miss Dole Crusadein C.H.S. this year. Charles Stone, Ann school by contributing their study periods to 9l CHORUS Director Mr. Myers Presented a concert in the Evening of Music. Members sang in various assemblies in school. Entertained such service clubs as the Lions, Ro- tary and Kiwanis. Participated in Musical Down- beot. Fifteen members attended District Chorus at Mount Union. Sing. ..Slng Sing ORCHESTRA Director Mr. William Stadtmiller Evening of Music held January 20, 1958. A radio broadcast was given over WCPA. Sent thirteen members to the Central District Orchestra Festival at State College. Provided musical in- terlude for All-School Play. District Orchestra participants packed and ready to leave for the festival at State College. Plink .. . . Plank. . ..Plunk 4.4 DANCE COMMITTEE The Dance Committee held dances on the following dates: September 27, November l, December 20, January 16, February 20, and Feb- ruary 28. The most outstanding clance was held cluring the Christmas season. OFFICERS President Carol Evans Vice President Virginia Fulton Secretary and Treasurer Sonia Borst Advisor Miss Laurie Some ofthe elite couples who attended High Society. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Rolley, S. Borst, B. Brion, C.Evans, S. Brown, J. Jury. SECOND ROW: A. Buck, K. Knicely, P. Godin, S. Unch, T. Trout, B. Swatsworth, P. Borst. '11 -Q, BAND Director Mr. Harold Kuhns Presented concert in the Evening of Music. Played for football and basketball games and Memorial and Armistice Day Services. Partici- pated in town parades and pep assemblies. At- tended Band Day at Penn State October 12. Mona Solomon, Janet Baird, Brenda Foor, Mike Podmenik, Bill Betts, and Claude Kowalski were some of our representatives at District Band. Parade or concert, rain or snow .......... If's always good music wherever they go. ARCHERY CLUB The Achery Club held shooting sessions two periods a week throughout the year. No major activity was held. OFFICERS President Mary Louise Brown Vice President Sam Clark Secretary-Treasurer Fred Kennard Advisor Mr. Wisor MATH CLUB Learned to operate slide rule. investigated advance mathematical topics. Helped students study for college boards and college entrance ex- aminations. Took test put out by the Mathe- matical Association of America. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor OFFICERS Bob Jay Ashley Hilton James Dietzel Ken Barr Mr. Miles Smith ARCHERY CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: A. Mater- kowski, B. Graffius, P. Eadie, F. Ken- nard, S. Clark, M. L. Brown, B. Harley, B, Buck. SECOND ROW: J. McCracken, J. Shively, T. Jabbs, W. Arford, J. McBride, D. Cathcart, K. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: D Huenefeld, S. Lansberry, C. Guelich, J. Selner, P. Grimpey, B. McCracken K. Howell. MATH CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: P. Uplin- ger, N. Johnson, M. Gisewhite, J. Diet- zel, A. Hilton, K. Barr, M. L. Brown, G. Carr, V. Adams, J. Hoover. SECOND ROW: L. Brady, P, Stegner, J. Capatch, B. Cupples, D. Lecxrish, D. Poole, T. Eisenman, D. Lorah, B. Rishel. THIRD ROW: D. Rose, M, Materkowski, R, Taylor, J. Barton, R. Swoles, P. Stone, G. Burger, K. Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: B. Polkinghorn, J. Kinlcead, R. Liver- good, D. Kuhns, J. Gosline, D. Myers 96 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: R. lanaro, M. Snyder, C. Viard, D. Magnuson, P. Rumming, N. Griffith, J. Lewis. SECOND ROW: B. Ondo, S. Ogden, D. Killeen, J. Rolley, S. Borst, B. Coldwell, J. Hager, P. Lyda. THIRD ROW: J. Eckley, L. Smith, B. Shomo, C. Norman, S. Nicklas, J. McGarvey, C. Erhard, G. Hess, E. Swales. FOURTH ROW: L. Learish, P. Sho- mo, B. Cowder, J. Winslow, B. Owens, M. Crowe, D. Aveni, C. Peterson, L. B. Wisor. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Our trophies and trophy cases are being cleaned . , by diligem members of Girls' Leaders Club. ous functions such as being referees. Took a ma- ior part in the Physical Education Demonstration held April 23, 1958. OFFICERS President Doris Magnuson Vice President Carol Viarcl Secretary Pclt Rumrnings Advisor Mrs. Neva Wiscr ?e Helped in gym classes by performing vari- BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Davis, B. Jay, A. Ogden, C. Mignot, B. Rishel, J. Bain, L. Miller, D. Kailburn, R. Stiner, D. Myers. SECOND ROW: C. Fama, K. High, D. Knepp, J. Carter, M. Hughney, M, Hugney, K. Crowe, B. Brion, B. Parks. THIRD ROW: J. Rumfola, C. Elensky, C. Schaiver, J. Owens, J. McCracken, J. McKendriclm, J. Rcbnson, R. Kricely, B. Schultz. FOURTH ROW: T. Trout, J. Marino, W. Dixon, W. Wisor, J. Lippert, J. Michaels, R. Thomson, R. Parlzs, D, Leonard, FIFTH ROW: T. McDoanld, B. Dixon, B. Mullen, J. Gilliland, D. Shirey, C. Rougeux, J. Bentz, F. Albert, E. Billotte D. Broad. BOYS' LEADERS CLUB The Clearfield Strogglers, farm team of the New Helped with volleyball tournament. They k Yor Yankees. were responsible for the gymnastic part of the physical education demonstration. OFFICERS President Bob Rishel Vice President Jerry Bain Secretary and Treasurer Carl Mignot Advisor Mr. Snyder rw. 'Hill u -l .. 3' l In .v .' ' 4 . ' .' I' J ww :I- ' V A A. 1 x :H 'fy ,?'x - auf ' 'af . -,W V rf. f. ' x ' UQ 1-at Vi, . N .11 615 Q Q za L, A 1 , ' x' lv 'F f .' fig 'gy n-i f , I UUE an me dj ., F 4 1 ,af , W 25 I ' , I., , , H.r:: ,.'v,1E, . DM: YQ L' H . ' .. 1, , . V, . . 1. V N4 . In K, gy . Q ,, , .. 3, .W , .QE . ff ' Q- . V Q, - - 'Q , A., .5 .V . 5 'Stix' K vi 'N' 5 'Xuhxmk mf 5 A Y ,I Q A 4 ,, , A 2 qblbv N Q Q, 1 Niiigi 28 1 .r J Q A yi if 3 'Q ini' Seniors view the Statue of The driver is always the last one. Brian Thurston is glad he s WASHINGTCN TRIP November 28, another date to be remem- bered bythe class of 1958. On this day the sen- iors made their way into the city of Washington, D. C. making the usual tours of the zoo, the beau- tiful Washington Cathedral, and the impressive Jefferson Memorial, Mount Vernon, National Air- port, Lincoln Memorial, Tomb of the Unknown Sol- dier, Smithsonian Institute, Department of Print- ing and Engraving, F.B.l. Building and Capitol Building. After dinner and dancing at the Lotus Club, everyone went to the Capital Theatre to see the movie Pal Joey the first evening and the next evening we attended the cinerama film The Seven Wonders of the World. Some of the most vivid memories of the trip were the over-heaped plates of food at the cafe- teria, the sleepless nights, the guide who was always saying, now on your right ...... , and the sore, aching feet from all the walking. Con- sidering all, these were perhaps three of the most enjoyable and educational days of our sen- ior year. T02 on the outside of the cage Oh, come now, Ann, it couldn't be that bad! M Jane Evans and Frank Pontillo exchange HOWS ALL-SCHOOL PLAY On Friday, April 18, 1958, a three-act com- edy by Kurtz Gordon, That's My Cousin, under the direction of Fred C. Gearhart, was presented in the CHS auditorium The action took place in the spacious lounge of the Uranium Dude Ranch at Cross Roads Canyon Colorado The members A persuading way always wins Doesn't Pauline look envious? of the cast were: Paul Stegner, Johann Duez Jane Evans, Sam Yost, Bill Betts, Marty Lans- berry, Virginia Fulton, Sara Lyons, Sandra Brown, Carol Morgan Pauline Maloni Jack Kinkead Jim Dietzel Dick Spmgola Bob Jay Brenda Foor Frank Pontillo and Barbara Merritt Stick em up order the robbers Bob .lay and Duc Spmgola k pw ,t at IAS MUSICAL DOWNBEAT CHS staged its annual Musical Down- beat March 'IO and il in the high schcol auditorium. Under the direction of Mr. Harold Kuhns, it included vocal and instru- mental solos, trios, and quartets, solo and group dances, novelty acts and iokesters. Jack Kinkead, serving as interlocutor, iokesters Sue Sherkel, Carol Viard, Mary Boyle, Jim Stewart, Sam Yost, and Jim Shu- garts, along with others of the cast and faculty members provided several very en- joyable and entertaining performances. Senior Quartet makes its appearance in the Musical 4 A v , z ibiiiqwi Baby lt's Cold Outside pantomimed by Ginny Adams and Bill Betts. Trumpeteers Pat Stone, Dale Kuhns and Claude Downbeat. Kowalski. I We 7, , i i ' , 45-fqkvlg - , .1 .04 fr gh - ' -:ic Q.. , Marla McGoey and Norm Kyler are served refresh- ments by the iunior girls. Entertainment is on the agenda. ALL-SCHOOL PRGM This year's ALL-SCHOOL PROM entitled High Society was held in the gymnasium on May 9, 1958. The junior class tradition- ally sponscred the prom while post-prom activities were planned by a special senior committee and financially assisted by sev- eral interested church groups in the com- munity. Music for the affair was provided by The Tophatters from Indiana. The musi- cal mood was carried out by the elaborate decorations of a varied color scheme. Very definitely, an enioyable time was had by the many who attended. Juniors in preparation forthe Prom. with 1 i'Y Yi The presentation of citizenship awards is by Super- interident Rohrbaugh. AWARD DAYS Music and athletic awards were pre- sented to the deserving students on May 26, 1958 during the first Award Day program. Then on Tuesday, Moy 27, academic and community organization awards, as well as Dale Collins receives his award for special achieve- ment in general metal. fi? l 1 . 1 t gi, 1 Scholastic honor awards are presented by Mr. Mead to the seniors, iuniors, and sophomores. scholarships, were presented to the stu- dents. Kenneth Barr, president of the Stu- dent Council, presided at the ceremonies while Donna Bookwalter and Charles Stone served as custodians. Earners of the C in track receive their letters from Coach Snyder. :ss '1-'K 'L-Q srnfwh.-fzfm . i -If 1 - .gjlw , 11.111 W Q , V tr -, .5 'aft 1 i ,ii ibfjiik ii For three years in band, chorus, or orches dents are given letters by Prof Kuhns. The various award winn awards. .1 tra these stu- You can tell this was the day for sports awards ers pause to have their picture taken with some of those who presented the 'iw www wwe A HW, 4- t GRADUATICJN WEEK BACCALAUREATE One ot the most memorable occasions of Graduation Week for the seniors was the Bacca- laureate Service, which was held May 25, in the high school auditorium. The participating min- isters were Reverend Alfred C. Fray, Emmanuel Methodist Church, presiding, Invocation by Rev- erend Daniel N. Koon, Shawville Methodist Church, Scripture, Reverend Richard C. Shanlclin, First Baptist Church, Prayer, Reverend William J. Brown, Presbyterian Church, and Benediction by Reverend Earl N. Rowe, West Side Methodist Church. The theme ot the sermon which was de- livered by the Reverend Vernon J. Miller of St. John's Lutheran Church, was The Christian in the World. Reverend Vernon J. Miller begins Graduation Week by delivering the Bacca- laureate sermon. 'n ce e s ake s pa set r a breather after a strenuous practice. 'Q-...hs 1 1 A ,Q f ' f ani 95 .. W Q 4 x ,f i X gg A A sf MX 'Q , y l 4 1,-I , A , 1653, .U :I c .. jf ftfglf-1' v , - W Q 1 - ,F ' X - . , - 3 Ja 5 4, 5 ,- 4 4. Q ,A ', ,Taw , av ' X r Q5-, 3 A 4 . 1 'Z is' -v 1 , p Q iff I 01 Q 5 Q ,Q A S f 'M J L , N' ,gaivw ' if I .I 472, 4 gp ,f W ' If .4 X f f -6 r' 1 ..:. Fl' -of 1 1 WR we ax , 1 . , x ,K X f + I -...-,,,, K SHELF DAY On May 28, 1958 a never-to-be-forgotten hilarious program under the direction ofthe senior shelf day committee was presented before the student body as one of the final senior activities. Included in the program was the reading of the last will-and-testa- ment of the senior class. A more serious part of the program was the presentation of the school banner by our class president Jim Freeland to iunior class president Tom O'Day. In conclusion there was the tradi- tional throwing of candy kisses by the sen- iors after which the iuniors moved to the front of the auditorium as the new leaders of the school. We, the seniors, then led the recessional as we ended our final day of school. Mr. Weidner qBiII Bettsl and Mr. Filsinger fAshley l Wi ' 1 i ilxiifi 1 if W. i T , , l 5 , My -Aw. Senior class president, James Freeland, pre- sents the school banner to the iunior class repre- sentative, President Torn O'Day in hopes that they will carry on school traditions. Hlltonl seem to have little control over class or any- Les Femmes ...... , Patrice Geisler, Michele Podmemk thing else. Jamette Howe and Daleen Kuhns. Y'-sv: BR 3 cz-if 1 l i . ,ki , , t I Sandy accepts her diploma with much gratitude from Kenneth Shirey, Secretary of the School Board. COMMENCEMENT The last march ....., graduation recessional. O ,A S 4 The last and most memorable day for the seniors was May 29, 1958. A well- organized program under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Hoy was presented by speakers Julia Loubris, Sarah Wiggins, Judy Schick- ling, Jane Evans, Virginia Adams, and Bill Betts. Their theme was Freedom from Ignorance. The program was enriched by several musical selections- One God and This Is My Country -ottered by the senior chorus after which diplomas were pre- sented by Kenneth H. Shirey, Chairman ot the Education Committee, Board of Educa- tion. H3 COMMENCEMENT Moderator Julio Loubris presides over this session of commencement speakers Judy Schiclcling, Surah Wiggins, Ginny Adams, Bill Betts, Jane Evans, and assistant chairman Ginny Fulton. SENIOR RECEPTION Homeroom 215 exchanges cops and gowns for diplomas Sociuliznng after commencement exercises cs finis is written on their high school career. 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CY BOGG5 MARTY KOONS MILES SMITH ART WEISS Director of Athletics Head Football Coach Head Basketball Coach Head Wrestling Coach COACHES This year C H S boosts a coach who has served the school for many years Mr Paul Smith has retired from the position of head baseball coach and he is belnq succeeded by Mr Harold Wilson The school is indebted to Mr Smith for producing some of our finest baseball teams DAN SNYDER PAUL SMITH Head Track and Volleyball Rifle Coach Coach iz' JOHN FILSINGER WILLIAM JOHNSTON HAROLD WILSON CLIFFORD BOHLENDER Golf Coach Assistant Wrestling and Head Baseball and Assistant Equipment Manager Football Coach Football Coach 118 WEARERS OF Dean Learlsh Dale Kuhns Charles Fama Duck Lorah Ash Woalrudge Tom O Day Guy Graham Bull Gueltch Bob Jay Dale Kuhns Tom EISEDWTCIIW Stan Fletcher Paul Stegner Sam Clark Armando Marano Bob Rushel Bob Henry Anthony Guy Lonnie Muller Ed Carns Gary Barger Lewis Wallace Charles Fama Dale Kuhns Dean Learish Ash Woolridge Tom Trout Guy Graham Bob Jay Larry Davus Ken Mitchell Jufn Freeland Sherman Bowman Duck Duckett Giles Lanager James Lanager John Tornatore FOOTBALL Larry Davis Ken Rishel Marvin Hugney Melvin Hugney Dave Schucker Robert Henry Jerry Dedrnan Pat Geisler BASKETBALL Torn O Day Jim Freeland WRESTLING Art Weiss Ash Woolridge Bull Morrison Don Maurer VOLLEYBALL Joe Bentz Don Shaw Bull Shively Pat Geisler Don McGarvey John Eckley RIFLE TEAM Tom Elsenman TRACK oe Bentz Ken Rrshel Tom O Day Ba Henry Duck Sunderland BASEBALL Lonnie Howell Pat Geisler Bob Rushel Gary Lawhead GOLF Clayton Teats Marvin Johnston Sarah Lyons Manaqcr 119 TH C Albert Ogden Jim Freeland Miles Wilt Lonnie Miller Darrell Rowles Mike Ptrow Tom Russel Graham Ken Mitchell Bill Brion Jim Nicholson Ken Bair Bull Tornatore Ralph Swales Bill Ogden Lester Mitchell Edwin Kitchen Sherman Bowman Wendell Carter Mille Puraw Ashley Hilton Robert Adams Jack Lyda Charles Miller Lee Lanager Ward Funk Marvin Hugney Melvin Hugney Lynn Coudriet Melvin Woodrirug Ron S einer Jerry Robinson Don Shaw Peggy Borst Bonnie Wulsaru Joyce Shugarts Judy Holdsworth E TT fl ' Gill john Kruse Ron Smith 'Dennis Mollura J F . b , - SENIORS IN SPORTS This year the seniors of C.H.S. did well for themselves. Dean Learish and Dale Kuhns placed first in the all-district football team. Ace court star Bob Rishel received the first place berth in the all-district basketball team. In the track department, Dale Kuhns and Charles Fama took first honors in district 9, Dale in the shot-put and Charles in the iavelin. Dale took a fourth place in the state track meet in the shot-put and Charles came in ninth. Next year's seniors have much to uphold and set their goal on. The seniors leave C.H.S. with a fine sports record. FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Miller, J Peoples, D. Kuhns, D. Learish, C. Fama, L Davis, D. Lorah. SECOND ROW: P. Geis ler, B. Guelich, M, Wilt, M. Pirow, M. Hug ney, M. Hugney, A. Ogden, J. Freeland. BASKETBALL D. Kuhns, T. Eisenman, B. Jay, B. Rishel D. Learish, K. Mitchell, J. Freeland. WRESTLING BOTTOM ROW, left to right: A. Marano P. Stegner, D. Maurer, SECOND ROW: R Swales, S. Fletcher, R. Smith, K. Barr. BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Bowman, K. Mitchell, B, Juy, B. Rishel, R, Steiner. SECOND ROW: J. Bain, L. Davis, M. Wilt, J. Freeland. TRAC K D. Leurish, D. Kuhns, C. Fume. GOLF Somehow we missed seniors Jim Lon- czger and Clayton Tedts and took Junior Giles lQncxger's picture instead. VOLLEYBALL LEFT T0 RIGHT: W, Carter, J. Eclcley, S. Bowman, L, Mitchell, L. Miller, B, Rishel, D. Show, P. Geisler. lK' I L' mf 'E ww Q5-Alw ima K ' W '?X. 'Q X i tg, 1 .ggi . NVQ5 .W 2.1 M11 FOCTBALL Hampered by injuries and the ever- present flu-bug, the Clearfield Area High School football squad posted an unimpres- sive 3-7 record. Lock Haven shut-out the Herd in the first contest 6-0, then Jersey Shore defeated them 21-7. Bouncing back, the Bisons overwhelmed DuBois 20-13. The Koonsmen then dropped three straight to State College, 20-7, Punxsy, 26-13, and Bel- lefonte, 26-18. Again feeling their oats, the Herd defeated Philipsburg-Osceola 31- 13, and shattered Northern Cambria 39-13. The Golden Tide of Curwensville poured salt into the Bison's wounds in the annual grudge match, defeating them 6-O. ln the final game, a strong Tyrone squad downed the Herd 27-6. Clearfield is looking for- ward to a more successful season next year. Bison seniors show them how-Kuhns, Peoples Lorah, learish, Fama. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: T. Baucia, K. Rishel, A. Graham, M. Hugney, M. Hugney, M. Pirow, J. Freeland, P. Geisler, E Cams, A. Woolridge. SECOND ROW: M. Wilt, L. Miller, B. Guelich, C. Fama, D. Kuhns, D. Learish, J. Peoples, D. Lorah, A. Ogden, L. Davis. TH!RD ROW: T. Trout, B. Henry, B. Jones, T. O'Day, D. Schuclcer, D. Rowles, J. Dedman, H. Burnett, J. Bentz, G. Graham. V ! 2 I Y no Q , P ,, ,4. ,.m:+ 'F z Q , Q . an A Q' -gx f .- S J Q 11. 5' 'S' . A A -T' 0 A i X X . , X 'xx 1 f L 8 l -' i lx. - .v-?'4,. .f w '.:'1 , V , qw 46.'1J'5'9h-,xfkff .fm . .. -'l'1-- 1 k ' -': - .4.' 'X 'A' v ',, ..,. ' '-' nf- LT-. '41 1.3 YYQYW'-,,', 'ful r 1 ' YU 552 BOTTOM ROW left to ri ht. T O'Da B. Ja D. Kuhns, T. Eisenmon, B. Rishel. SECOND ROW: J. Freeland, J. Bentz, r 9 ' ' Y: Y, K Mitchell, G. Myers, D. Learish. BASKETBALL The Clearfield High School basketball squad finished the season this year with an il-9 record. The Bisons dropped their opener to Johnstown 28-55. Philipsburg and Curwensville fell to the thundering herd 48-30 and 56-31. Playing under their potential ability, they fell to St. Marys and Bradford 57-36 and 42-3'l. On the up- swing, they defeated Brady Township 50- 46. They then surrendered to DuBois in a nip-and-tuck game, 39-37, and also to Phil- ipsburg 50-36. Brookville then went down 64-40. Kane moved in and succeeded in stopping the Herd 58-53. Brockway was next and lost to the dribblers 40-32. Punxsy dealt an ill-fated hand and downed Clear- field 36-32. Sandy Township and Bradford then were pounced upon by Clearfield and lost 60-46 and 46-42. This was the first time in years that Bradford had been de- feated on their home court. A strong DuBois team again downed us 47-40. Curwens- ville, Brockway, Brookville, and Punxsy then fell in line and were trampled by the Herd. In the final game of the year Kane beat Clearfield 58-49. Senior star Bob Rishel paced Clearfield with 344 points and was unanimously voted to a first place berth on the All-District Team. He also received Honorable Mention on the A.P. All-State Team. Ox grabs one of his many rebounds as Tom and Bob look on, 4? ? a x. . .. 1 fy, Mo, w f-in v QR f My Nun, K yei-4 ml, . A 4 sr, A 'J' ' 9 ' 1 15 ,alfa f Q ' ,JI Q. ,, s , -09 9 , 98 qs V9e?-Srl! 3 if and 5 -is 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 capable direction of Coach Art Weiss, the matmen swept 9 of its 13 matches. In the opener, Clearfield found Bald Eagle Nittany just a little too tough and dropped a 31-11 decision. However, they bounced back in typical Clearfield style by trouncing Brockway 52-2, then Warren 30-11, Curwensville 28-17, Red Bank Valley 49-3, and Philipsburg 26-17 before being stopped by a powerful Johnstown team 23-18. The Bisons then fell victim to Lock Haven by a 29-12 score. ln the following match with State College, the Bisons were soundly beaten 34-2, the only highlight being Armando Marano's draw with eventual State Champion Tressler. However, the Bisons were not to be denied as they rambled through their remaining matches to the tune of victories over Tyrone 26- 23, DuBois 27-13, Bellefonte 20-19, and Bald Eagle Area 34-9. The Bisons once again won the District IX Tournament, placing five individual champions and racking up an amazing total of 121 points onthe way to victory. The champions were: Sam Clark, Armando Marano, Stan Fletcher, Paul Stegner, and Ken Barr. For the second straight year, and only the second time in history, Clearfield did not send anyone to the State Championship Meet at State College, as all our grapplers were eliminated in the Regionals. Another victim falls to Sam BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Kruse, P. Stegner, A, Marano, D. Maurer, S. Clarlm, B, Morrison, SECOND ROW: K. Barr, R. Smith, B. Tornatore, A. Woolridge, A. Weiss, S. Fletcher. 5 . 0 L Q Q , 3, 3 1 f 'f 1 Z ,IK V M 5' . Y FL, ' I 16 H50 x , lr V 'V -f ,4 ' , ' ' wi I I ,, H. , 4 1 4 f ' ' S than Q , 'A 1' ' ,Jw fi g' BASEBALL The Clearfield Area High School base- ball squad, under their new coach, Harold Wilson, finished the season with a 4-6 re- cord. Clearfield dropped its opener to Bel- lefonte T3-7, then went on to defeat St. Marys 4-3. Curwensville started a three game losing streak, bouncing the Herd 8-2. Philipsburg then won 6-4, and State College was victorious in a hard fought game, winning l-O. The Herd picked up and swamped Red Bank Valley 'I6-6. Al- toona then dealt a fatal blow, defeating Clearfield 11-6. A double-header with Brockway was rained out as was the second game with Altoona. The Herd shut-out Curwensville 4-0, but was then defeated by Philipsburg 4-2. ln the final contest, Red Bank Valley again fell hard by a score of l3-3. Junior pitcher Irwin Curley posted the best record of the year and promises to have a fine season next year. Everyone serious but Wilson? How can this be? BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Freeland, L. Davis, S. Bowman, B. Jay, R. Steiner, K. Mitchell, M. Wilt. SECOND ROW: L Coudriet, P. Graham, J. Bain, B. Rishel, E. Carns, I. Curley. THIRD ROW: J. Maloni, M. Woodring, G. Leech, L. Ire- land C. Nelson, L, Howell, J. Robinson, G. Lawhead. -.agp fill BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Jones, G. Graham, D. Kuhns, D. Learish, C, Fama, A. Woolridge, T. O'Day. SECOND ROW: R. Collins, T. Trout, C. Miller, R. Marino, J. Bentz, D. Sunderland, K. Rishel. THIRD ROW: J. Lyda, F. Bizzancn T. Baucia, A. Graham, E. Carns, F. Marino, B. Lewis, M. Lingle, O. Kline. What a change! Dale shows Coach Snyder how. .. k . cg , 7' I 0,1-' an TRACK Coach Dan Snyder's track squad posted an impressive record forthe year by going undefeated in dual competition and captur- ing forthe third year in a row the big three trophy. Showing great strength, the Bisons romped over DuBois, Red Bank Valley, Punxsy, and Bellwood-Antis in their dual meets. In all the above meets the Herd scored in the high figures, not giving their competitors a chance to score any major points. In the annual big three meet with DuBois and Punxsy, the Bisons gained per- manent possession ot the trophy for the third consecutive win. Clearfield placed second in a triangu- lar meet with State College and Hunting- don, State College taking the top honors. The Bisons failed to place high in both the central counties and Juniata Relay Meets, which is surprising after their dual meet record. Dale Kuhns and Charles Fama both took top honors at the District Meet, but the team again did not place high. Dale and Charles went on to make a fine showing in the State Meet, Dale taking a fourth place in the shot-put, and Charles a ninth place in the iavelin. f 'J K 5 y ., fir- T Mr. Filsfnger demonstrates the correct way to hold a golf clu GCDLF The Clearfield Area High School Golf Team, under coach John Filsinger, posted a fine record of 6-3 for the season. In the first match, the Linksmen defeated Punxsy 8V2-695. Brookville and DuBois next fell to the Herd, by scores of 9V2-5V2 and 8M-616. Defeat came to Clearfield via a powerful Brookville team which defeated the Bisons 8V2-6115. The Clearfield '5' bounced back to defeat Red Bank Valley 'I4-'I. The Herd moved on to defeat State College 8Vz-6'h. Gaining revenge, Red Bank Valley and State College then defeated the Herd to make a losing streak of 3 to mar the record. in the final contest Punxsy again fell to Clearfield, 'I4-4. Junior Ace Giles Lanager was the big man for the team this year, posting an im- pressive record. Giles went to the State Meet, but failed to reach the top slot. Members of the team were Marvin Johnson, Dick Duckett, Giles Lanager, John Tornatore, Jim Lanager, and Clayton Teats. S- Q b to the girls' and boys' golf teams tore f 1- 1 3 1 'ii M- 1, Marvin Johnson Giles Lanager and John Torna pause for a picture is r i? is , wx X it 5 52 ' xv 5? VOLLEYBALL BOTTOM ROW, left to right: P. Shaw, E. Carns, L, Mitchell, B. Rishel, L. Miller, A. Guy, B. Henry. SECOND ROW: J. Eckley, P. McGarvey, J. Bentz, W. Carter, B. Shively, S. Bowman, P. Geisler, Under the coaching of Dan Snyder, Clearfield Area High School's volleyball team retained its position at the top of District 9 by winning the District Meet. In the pre-districts warm-up games, the Bisons went undefeated, beating Punxsy 4 games to 1, Curwensville 4 games to l, and Reynoldsville 4-l. In the Southern District 9 Tournament, Clearfield defeated Curwensville 2-0, Punxsy 2-0, and Brockway 4-1 to regain the southern crown, in the District 9 play-offs Slippery Rock 2-O, and Coudersport 4-l. They went to the State Meet but failed to place. 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I -i '17 '? 1 W EFW A A f Wi' I My THE BISGN BOARD We ofthe Bnson Staff wash to thunk everyone who helped wvth thus yeorbock and the students who mode thus book possuble Q.- Busmess Manager Jum Howe Advertising Manager Bull Brion Typist Pat Renaud Assoclate Editor Glorlo Wlllloms 136 UP' Edltor In Chlef Sarah WIQQIHS Assocnate Editor Judy Gulhlond Associate Editor Nancy Johnson Advisor Frednck Weldner Assoclate Editor Jean Lew: s Typist Irene Lnbreatorl Advisor Ardell Bressler BISONETTES In thas sectaon of the book the stat? has desagned to make you smale and have happy memoraes We thought that we would get the teachers an the act thas year We have secured thear nacknames when they were an hagh school or college Benny Bason has also looked anto has wash book and decaded that he would reveal some of ats contents to has readers As an years before we have taken the tafles of songs and have traed to gave greater meanangs to these tatles C H S HIT PARADE Return To Me says Karen Kenyon to Dean Learash when he leaves for West Poant Wear My Rang Around Your Neck says Barry Cupples to Vacka Lend Me Your Comb says Ann Newell to Mary Ann Wase Sweet Saxteen OH' To be that age agaan You Send Me but I dont know where lm Avaalable to come back next fall say the lucky aunaors Oh Boy IM rad of those two gaggly senaors says Mass Hysong Endless Sleep worryang about the test Buzz Buzz Buzz Kay Grafflth must be tellang one of her lokes Daana sorry no Daana Mr Lee Carol Leageys favorate guy Thatll Be The Day when we have half day school term Hand Me Down your homework says Flo Baalor Real Gone Guy Les Matchell So Rare as the occasaon that you dont see James Capatch s car bulgang wath kads Searchang for a lost book an Pat Henrys messy locker Four Walls Dad you ever see one wath three walls? Send For Me says Tom Gall af you see Becky Blue Monday for Sally Halford after Ball returns to base Danner At Drac Lunch an the Cafeteraa You Are My Destany sangs Jesse Mayhew to Mary Get A Job Yells Make Podemenak s mother I Beg Of You please take me off the deportment last so I dont have to take my test says Pat Gaelser Maybe af you re a pataent an the Clearfield Hospatal Gloraa Wallaams wall be your nurse Jo Ann Duez Oh Julae wall you answer the next questaon an Socaal Problems Are You Sancere asked Mona Englash when they told her no deportment grade Dont Be surprased af you see Jam Howe lettang the Katty Out It s Too Soon To Know Whether Donna Moyer and Bob Jay wall marry No Chemase Please Russel s plea to Josephane Lansberry Very Specaal Love Says Mary Boyle to Jerry Rhone Cupae Doll Pat Renaud s vasaon of DeWayne Somebody Up There Lakes Me says John Whalang 137 1 11' ll - . . . ,, . ff - . ' 1 a s 0 I 1 - . . , . . . . , . . , . 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THE WISHES OF THE SENIORS Lela Dnxon wushes she had a Iuttle of Nancy Shlrey s hetght Ruta Ianaro wlshes she had an extra set of keys for Vince s car She IS always Iocktng her set In the car Bnllle Jean Hudson wvshes she would have gotten to Sleep sooner Irene Llbreatorn wishes she could have flnlshed her Social Problems speech Make Purow wishes to 'om the Marunes Dtck Lorah wishes to go to college I know he will flnlsh wnth flynng colors Bull Newpher wlshes to find a very good paylng 'ob Charley Fama wnshes he had an empty proof gas tank Nancy Griffith wushes to become a model Nice Lequutta Jordan wnshes she had her Incense Connue Rollln wushes someone would gave her some chewung gum for a change Pat Cole wushes to become Mrs Rtchards Barb Longln washes to become a well pavd secretary Conme Llvergood wnshes she was back In school lShe as only foolung of coursej Reese Luvergood wishes he could find a lot of unterestnng thmgs to take plc tures of wuth has new camera Dave Armstrong wishes he would meet that certam dream gurl Ester Lewis wishes to become Mrs Woodlmg Best of Luck to you Ester Helen Murray wnshes to have YOU for a patuent someday soon THE SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE BISON BOARD WISH THE BEST OF LUCK AND SUCCESS TO ALL UNDERCLASS PUPILS 138 . . . . , . . . . , . ' ' ' ll ll . .. , . Jean Shirey ... wishes to buy a car. . . . ' , ' ll ll ' CAN YOU Mr Weidner Mrs Snyder Mlss Lourue Mr Wnsor Mrs Wusor Vogelsong P Srnnh M Smlth Mrs Hoy Mrs Errrgo Besseler r Koons Johnson Wilson Prltfs Mnss Knepp Mr Bohlender Mr Butler Mr Kromrner Mlss Hysong Mlss Vaughn Miss Fry Fnke Domunuck Wrlluclms Boggs Answers 5 ZZ MATCH THEM 7 Libby o Bu Fuzzy Wody Ku? Carson Tnger Chorley Bert Morve Frenchy Frutz Boots Buzz Kneppy Rufus on Georgue Pete 99 C IH Buck 139 . ' G. H A H . b. P lf' ' ' C. f' d I ' d. f' - ' G. H H Mr. f. ' Mr. . ' Q- ' Mr. Q ' h- , a, ffcyf' Mr. r k- H H M . I. Mr. m. ' Mr. ' rw. f' Mr. ' o. ' p. ffsdff . Cl- H H . F- H H , S. J ' U. Bill . V- ,, ,, Mr. ' W. P Mr. - - X. 'f 1' H Mr. ' ' y. I' Mr. Z. eau ! '95 71 Sz z 'ca M' amz S 'oz d '61 1 '81 X Ll b 9l !'9l 0'vL Am All P'll I'Ol 1.sv8q'zq'9A'9u'v v'cs'zw'l PATRONS We of the Bison Board extend our many thanks for the con- tributions and support of the community in making the Bison a success. Community support has been traditional for many years in CHS- this year has been no exception We appreciate this fine support and encouragement which has enabled us to put out what we hope is a fine yearbook Smiths Camera Shop 'A' 'lr L R Batcheler Fullington Auto Bus Co Clearfield Auto Dealers Kurtz Bros Leitzinger Bros 'A' i' 'A' Clearfield Trust Co Harbuson Walker Refractor: 'A' it Dr Thomas H Aughenbaugh Jr Bookwalter Bros Coal Co Carns Bros Inc Clearfield Coca Cola Bottling Co l C Edmunds 8. Sons County National Bank es Co Leavys Funeral Home Lingle Coal Co Miller Dairy Co Ryan Bros Inc Sears Roebuck 8. Smith Whitsett 8. Lee ir i' Acme Super Market Atlantic 81 Pacific Tea Co Carl A Anderson Insurance John C Arnold Avenue Market Dr H J Bacharach Belfast Coal Co Blooms Pharmacy Brake Drum 8. Equipment Co Dr George W Brett Browns Boot Shop E M Brown Inc Henry J Brown Bucks Cafe Charles Bumbarger 8. Sons P M Burns Farm Supply Co Clearfield Cheese Clearfield Dairy Co Clearfield Equipment Co T4 Clearfield Furs Inc Clearfield Mimsterium Clearfield Oil 8K Gas Dorothea Cochrane Commercial Printing Co Dr C F Cornely Dr George C Covalla John R Crago Inc James T Crissman Daisher G M C Garage Lewis Demi 81 Sons George Dimeling Dufton Hardware Co Fraternal Order of Eagles Electric Supply Co Inc Dr Elmo E Erhard Floods Service Station Gabels Service Station W T Grant Co f if ir af if f if if af if .. h J 'I .Co. if if af if O PATRONS Helmbold 8- Stewart Howes Jewelry Store D W Hummel Hynd Mobll Servlce Blgler Ktrsch Maytag and Electric Laclede Chrlsty Co A W Lee Jr J J s Tavern Dr Theodore E Jabbs Jurys Servuce Station Dr H S Keeney Klfer Construction Mud State Theaters Inc Moore Wilson 8- Eshelman nc G C Murphy Co Howard McGarvey McGregor Sportswear Kenneth J Nicholson O Bruen s Jewelry Store Owens Grocery Store Penbrook Contractung Co Pennsylvanna Electrlc Co The Progress and WCPA Public Market 'lr i' Qualuty Pamt 8m Body Shop Qulgleys Drug Store C M Rhune 8. Son D C T Rus el Rrshels Gas Statuon Rlverslde Market Robtnson Clay Products Co Dr Lawrence J Rougeux Sandy 8. Sons Scott 81 Rcnbe A B S aw E L Shlrey 8- Son E S Shuck Hotels Shuga rt s Shoes Smuth Furniture Store Soult Lumber Co Thorns Inc Dr John C Todd Turnpike Kendall Service Statlon Urey 81 Mlkesell Dr Andrew J Waterworth Dr S Z Wensshaus Wnllrams 8- Green Wunkler Candy Co Austln Yeager Truckung Clearfield Paper 8. Notion Co Dumont A8-M lnstruments nc Clearfleld Sportlng Goods Co Jacobson 81 Etzweller Undercofter Flornst Shop 'A' ir Adams Paunt and Body Shop Amoco Gas Barley Motors Clyde N Bartley lnsurance 8- J B Bea Beckwith Machunery Co Beers Musuc Store Bennett Funeral Home Best Jewelers Blackers Floral Shop Lynn W Boal Bobs Army 81 Navy Store Boulton and Boulton Dr C F Bovard Dr Russel Boykuw Bradford s Grocery Store Brody s Brown Bros Tony Capatch Barber Joe Castagnolo Dr Donald M Casteel Chaplun 8- Arnold Wulluam C Chase Chubbys One Hour Cleaners Claster s Clearfield Cleartleld Clearfield Clearfield Clearfleld Clearfield Clearfleld County Motor Club Hardware Co Inc Insurance Agency Machme Co Music Center Recappmg Co T V c ' ' - ' r. . . ' h , , , . . h I . I I I Dr. Fred Pease . . i' i' 'A' i ' . , l 'A' 'k 'k 'A' L. F. . . rd . . L ' . . ln . l4l PATRON Clearfielder Hotel Cleavers Economy Grocery Store Community Loan 8K Duscount Co Cowdrucks Drug Store Crown Dnstrlbutlng Co Davldsons Store for Men 81 Boys Dnmelnng Barber Shop D J Industries Inc Eggers Grocery Store Evans Clothes Fashion Shop F 81 F Cleaners Fourth Street Market John B Gates The Guft Box Gray Battery 8. Auto Supply Hermans Lunch Holden Paint 81 Hardware Co Hollopeters Feed Store Dr Burton W Hoover Walter Hopkins Ianaros Tavern J Lewis Irwin Joes One Hour Cleaners Johnson Machine Co Edward T Kelley Second Street Kendall Servnce Eugene G Kutko Clarence R Kramer Krebs Bros Dr R W Klttmg Llngle Trucking Co Long s Daury Loyal Order of Moose Lytle Insurance Manns Atlantic Servtce Station Manns Esso Station Harry E Mann Co Maries Beauty Shop Maranos Servlce Statuon Marlenes Dress Shop McCIoskeys Auto Wrecklng and Salvage McClures Boot Shop McCrorys 5 8K IOC Store McKenzie Dunlop Tnre Store C H Muller Hardware Co Mullers Restaurant D J H Mohr I4 S Monty Narehood Tony Natoll Shoe Repaur R P N al Noveys Iron 8K Steel Owens Servlce Station Paradlse Drive Inn Penn Furnlture Co J C Penney Co D C Penoyer 8- Co Judge John J Pentz Peteull s Market Phlls Bar 81 Grill Ponnt Servnce Statuon Praves J S Raub Shoe Store Reed Servuce Station Reproductuon and Englneernng Arthur 81 Cecll Rushel Rotz Grsll Robunsons Department Store Rollvns Grocery Store Rossellu T V Servtce Al Rowles Grocery Sherwin Wulllams Co O J Shuaarts Garage Smeal Bros Sterlung Roofing Co Stevens Economy Market Fred E Sweely Tafco Thompson 81 Buck Inc Dr W P Thorpe Unlted Stone 8K Allred Products Workers of Ameruca Servnce Walker 8- Shlrey General Merchandise Walther Bros Garage West Side Dlstrlbutlng Co Wllson Bakery Wuse Gas Co Wolf Furniture Co Woolrudge Coal Co H R Woolrldge Insurance Co Workman s Manutacturmg Co D A Yunglmg Young Mens Shop Zuft s Tots to Teens Robert Zimmerman Floornng , . , ' ' . . . e ' I I . . . , . . . , . . . ., ., . I , . . . . , . . ' I a ' I , . . , . . . Dr. G. A. Kempner Max Smith's Cleaning ' S. O. I. l . a I ' , . , . . . ' ' , . . , . , . . . , . , . . , . I I ' 1 I . , - I r. . . ' ' 2 COURTESY HONOR SERVICE ALMA MATER Here e praise of Clearfield Hugh heres to uts gurls and boys Here e time that s passing by here s to our student loys Here e school we hold so dear here s to the friendly tue Here e days of song and cheer here s to old Clearfield Hug Oh Clearfield Hugh Oh Clearfield Hugh thy prause we love to sun The songs and cheers as victory nears through field and hall will ring The time will come when songs will fail when cheers will die away. But Clearfield High we still will hail while memory holds her sway. But Clearfield High we still will hail while memory holds her sway. I4 AUTOGRAPHS I44 THIS COPY OF THE 1958 BISON IS THE PROPERTY OF cLAss or I9 L -1, ., C,u4h.I5LfQ,JJ X Ulm ,f C up ,M Q, ,f .K mf ,