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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

454' Q 'M 2 1 1 1 Q 54' 1 q 2' ' A4 ' ,nv , f Q 553 ' - - . ..' ab' xf-A THE 1959 CLEARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ' CLEARFIELD PENNA V VXVX4NA H avr THE 1959 qx'L...Lf-7 .., 5 ix We enter the fufure after a year full of fond memories and hard work K' ' l Aft'-5 if-L 431 WE HONCR We honor C. Cyril Boggs, friend and teacher of the students of C.H.S. Mr. Boggs, athletic director since 1945 and a member of the C.H.S. faculty for over thirty years, was also financial manager of the high school cafeteria since 1956. Prior ' serving with the high school faculty, he taught in the iun- ior high school and ha erved as both football and basketball co h of iunior and senior high teams. Durin his long teaching career at Clearfield, . Boggs taught Geography, civics, math atics, history, and guidance at various the iunior high school. Mr. Boggs was well known out Pennsylvania for his connection with high school had been a member of the Interstate Athletic Committee for nce its organi- zation, and for nine years had been director State Champion- ship W Tournaments. In addition director of numerous re- gional and district wrestling tourna- ments at Clearfield. We, the faculty and students of C.H.S., will long honor and remember C. Cyril Boggs for all that he has meant to us- both in his associations with us as a friend, and in the role which he played in our lives as our teacher-Yes, this truly was a great man! lp and high standards in athletics CONTENT s N.f ADMINISTRATION Page CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS BISONETTES , -as-5'- F 7 'Lad ,ff S BI OAK Q2 'S if Q X .2 NS.:-V' v- 8 Ou pr nc pal Mr Mead be ng en Iertclned of a home ec dlnne Ve y good ioo' Our teachers ended us Through ou our hugh school years To them w express our lasting appreclu hon fu .0f n','M-W ADMINISTRATION Through thick and thin . . . in fair weather and foul . . . on and off the department list. . . the administration and the faculty have been our mainstays and guides during our years in high school. This year we welcomed Mrs. Jane Thorn and Mr. Gary Keister as new additions to the staff, as well as the competent assistance of student teachers from Lock Haven State Teachers' College. The underclassmen are looking forward to working with the faculty in the coming year. And the seniors leave with this thought We couldn't have done it without them! Please pass the bicarbonate, girls .. , Mr. Mead looks as if he needs it!! ' ELWOOD L. ROHRBAUGH B.S., M.Ed. Superintendent of Schools Lock Haven State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University W. HOWARD MEAD A.B., A.M. Principal of Senior High School Pennsylvania State University Columbia University CHARLES A. VOGELSONG, JR B.S., M.Ed. Vice Principal Dickinson College Pennsylvania State University General Kuhns never had it so good the musicians are actually watching him. WILLARD F. DOMINICK B.S., M.Ed. Art Commercial Geography Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University SUSAN KEPHART B.S. Dietitian Institutional Management Pennsylvania State University GEORGIA VAUGHN B.S. Homemaking ll and Ill Indiana State Teachers College HAROLD E. KUHNS B.S., M.S. Director of Music West Chester State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania MARION DOLE A.B., B.S. in L.S. librarian Wilson College Western Reserve University BERNICE LORD B.S. Home and School Counselor New York University GEORGE L. MEYER B.S., M.Ed. Chorus Juniata College Pennsylvania State University WILLIAM STADTMILLER B.S. Assistant Music Director Westminster College faculty, Willard F. Dominick Marion Dole Susan Kephart Bernice Lord Georgia Vaughn George L. Meyer Harold E. Kuhns William Stadtmiller A -42' 'Q , ,y , ,., W, 50' 9 '27 faculty, SCIENCE FREDRICK P. WEIDNER B.S., M.Ed. Physics Chemistry Gettysburg College Pennsylvania State University Miles Smith Thot's the beauty of it, Folks! Fredrick P. Weidner Alverta R. Snyder Clifford Bohlender ALVERTA R. SNYDER CLIFFORD BOHLENDER B.S. B.S. Biology Practical Science I and II Indiana State Teachers College Grove City College Arthur J. Weiss I2 MATH MILES SMITH B.S., M.S. Algebra II Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry Bloomsburg State Teachers College Bucknell University ARTHUR J B.S Algebra II Business Math Biology Albright College WEISS Ili New Today must be one of Mr. Wisor's better days- you can actually read his writing! !?! SOCIAL SCIENCE HAROLD WISOR B.S. Eccnomics Social Problems United States History Pennsylvania State University DOROTHY MORGART B.S. Consumer Education Personal Adjustments United States History Pennsylvania State University WII.I.IAM E. JOHNSTON B.S., M.Ed. Commercial Geography Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University MARTIN KOONS B.S. Commercial Geography Driver Training Physical Education West Chester State Teachers College K. ELIZABETH LAURIE A.B. United States History English Vassar College GRACE FRANCEMORE B,S. United States History World History Sophomore Counselor Indiana State Teachers College Now this, I believe, is South America!! Martin Koons K. Elizabeth Laurie Grace Francemore swf I Could this class possibly have been posed for this picture, or is every English period ihis settled. 3 LANGUAGE JANE THORN BETTY HARRIS A.B. B.S. English English Dickinson College Indiana State Teachers College Cornell University Jane Thorn Betty Harris They must be speaking Englishenothing could be that funny in Spanish. JOHN FILSINGER MARIE ERRIGO A.B., M.A, B.A. Spanish French Thiel College English Syracuse University Wilson College John Filsinger Marie Errigo Anne Kochis Ardell G. Bressler Jane Gillespie Gretchen Hiller ANNE KOCHIS ARDEll G. BRESSIIR JANE GILLESPIE GRETCHEN HlllER 8.5. 8.5. 8.5. B.S., A.M. Commercial English English English English latin I and II Lock Hover, Smfe Teachers Journalism Junior Counselor Kufzfown Stole Teachers College College Indiana Slate Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Your Yheme will have to be rewrifien, Mr. Members of the Blue Room fake a fresh- Priiis .. . foo many grammaiical errors!! air-break. .hz-. 15 .3 . 'AA 4 if nr' i Boyd W. Voltes Edwin S. Kammerer Marvin J. Williams Paul M, Smith BOYD W. VOKES EDWIN S. KAMMERER MARVIN J. WllLlAMS PAUL M. SMITH B.S. B.S. 5.5. B.S., M.Ed. Vocational-Agriculture Related Mathematics Related English Related Science Pennsylvania State University Lock Haven State Teachers Indiana State Teachers College Related Hl5lo Y College Shippensburg State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh I wonder if Mr. Weidner really knows what Either Mr. Vokes or Mr. Rohrbaugh must zhat unknown is. think that we're in for a dry spell!! in 3 3: k - sw ,A x- Sli Lena Knepp Gary R. Keister William D. Butler Harold A. Wilson Bertrum G. Pritts J COMMERCIAL LENA KNEPP GARY R. KEISTER WILLIAM D. BUTLER HAROLD A. WILSON BERTRUM G. PRITTS B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S., M.Ed. B.S. Shorthand Bookkeeping I Typing Typing Salesmanship Office Practice Business Exploratory Bookkeeping II Commercial Law Senior Counselor Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Indiana State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College Cofflmefflol I-of Pennsylvania Slate University B'-'5 'e55 BeI GV'0' Indiana State Teachers College Mr. Keistor must be quite a slave driver!! Life gets tedious, doesn't iI?! How many in this health class skipped True or false, class-George Elliot wrote breakfast? asks Mr. Potters. Twas the Night before Christmas. NEVA WISOR MARGARET FRY JOHN D. SNYDER .JOHN J. POTTERS B.S. B.S. B.S, B.S., M.Ed. Health Health Health Health Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Pennsylvania State University West Chester George Washington University East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Neva Wisor Margaret Fry John D. Snyder John J. Potters P x 'I9 L I don't feel so well, Mrs, Henchborger, I Shirley receives her orders from the Big think I'll have to skip history closs. Chief. o DOROTHY WISOR SHIRLEY MILLER OLLIE MAE MICHAELS JOAN KELLER Secretary to the Principal Secretary to the Superintendent Clerk in Superintendenfs Omce Secretory to the Vocational Director Dorothy Wisor Shirley Miller Ollie Moe Michoels Joon Keller Ev 20 CANDIDS YC.: if Take cz leiter Miss Keller. So 1haf's what is under the hood. Lovely! l ! Hmm wrifes over buffer, foo! 21 CLASSES H We achvely parhcrpafed rn a lomf quest for learning fi Z P Members of the junior class recei ring orders. 3 9 4, 0 'N 4 o s if A In-sq. Senior officers President Joyce Schultz Secretary Kay Peavy Historian Jutta Hager Vice president Tom O Day Treasurer Anna Unch 99 Challenges await usp we proudly go forth We Seniors look back wlstfully and happily on our last year at CHS, under the guidance of Mr. Pritts our class counselor. Class officers were: presidenthjoyce Schultz, vice-president Tom O'Dayg secretary-Kay Peavy, treasurer Anna Unch, and historian-Jutta Hager First among the high spots of the year was the Washington Trip during Thanksgiving Vaca tion. What memories that brings back! Then in December came the all-school play, The Late Christopher Bean, which proved a great success Senicrs Jerry Koval, Sandra Howland, Sandra Brown, Jim Walther, Jim Shugarts, and Amos Hixon took part. With two new senior cheerleaders Barbara Ondo and Jerriann Jury, added to the squad the teams received very enthusiastic support. Football brought Guy Graham a place on the all- district team and the honcr of being All-Central County's quarterback. Both Tom O'Day and Ed Carns were on the district team and were award- ed honorable mention on the Central County Team. Tom also received honorable mention on the state team. In basketball Tom led District IX in scoring and was named to the all district team. Guy Graham, Anson Graham, Dave Schucker, Glenn Myers, and Dennis Boal were also on the team. Wrestling brought the regional and dis- trict championships to Ash Woolridge and district championship to John Kruse. Other senior wres- tlers were Art Weiss Jr Roland Woodring Mel vin Lingle and Martin Elbell Our track and golf teams both had good seasons In track Kenny Rishel was in state com petition and Bob Henry Amos Hixon and Ken Rishel earned letters and sweaters The girls golf team defeated and shut out all challengers Bill Tornatore and Giles Lanager went to State College as representatives of the boys golf team The Downbeat had many seniors among its cast as well as in the chorus District chorus and band also counted many C H S seniors as members Sue Sherkel went to state chorus On May 8 came the all-night prom Come to Hawaii with the seniors as guests. No need to ask whether that was fun! Two seniors Susan Weisshaus and Jutta Hager were chosen as finalists in the National Merit Scholarship competition after several ex- aminations. Many of our classmates are going on to higher education and have already been accept- ed at various colleges or schools of nursing. Our thanks to the qualified staff of C. H. S. who made this possible. Here's a parting-and-sad-thought: of the 377 sophomores who entered these portals three years ago, only 230 are left at graduation. We who remain will attempt always to hold our ideals high, in accordance with our school stand- ards. These senior art critics venture outside into the cold Bectnlks invade C H S or IS thi a man from Mars'7 to admire the work of the art classes. We proceed with assurance We, the first class to have spent three years in the new school, are now leaving to seek our places in the world among those who have pre- ceded us. We hope that we have been worthy of our school and its institutions, and that we will make C. H. S. proud of us in the years to come. Although we are turning our backs forever on our high schocl days, we hear the strains of our Alma Mater and realize that Clearfield High we still will hail while memory holds her sway. '-'1 l 1 Bells are ringing in the office practice class . . . no chatting on company time. girls! JOYCE B!ll.0TTr: ,I i 1325 'UN 1112199 BIAGGINA NANCY ACCORDINO ea College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Futu e Teachers Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Golf Club 2 Leaders Club 2 Chess Club 4 JOYCE ANN AMON Little One General Cheerleading 2 3 4 Coed Club 4 Rifle Club 3 Leaders Club 4 Dance Committee 2 EDWARD ANTHONY ANTONUK General Key Club 4 Golf Club 4 Stage craft Club 3 4 BARBARA ANN BAUMAN Barb Secretarial Commercial Club 3 4 Coed Club 2 3 4 Secretary JOHN H BELL John College Preparatc ry WILMA HELEN ADAM Helen College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 President 3 Vrce Presldent 4 Golf Club 2 Math Club 4 JUNE DOROTHEA ANDERSON June College Preparatory Co ed Club 4 Golf Club Math Club 4 Golf Team 3 ANNE E BARTLEY Bart General ed Club 2 4 Future Teachers 2 3 4 FRANK L BEERS Ace G neral G Club 2 3 Rifle b Chess Club 4 Braggma N Accordmo Joyce A Amon Edward A Antonuk Barbara A Bauman John H Bell 26 Secretarial Ceerleadmg 2 3 4 Co d Club A Commercxal Club 2 He'en Adam June D Anderson Anne E Bartley Frank L Beers Joyce Brllotte Success calls for special qualities . . . We have them! BLAINE ALTON BLOOM Blaine Vocational Carpentry Stagecraft Club 3. DENNIS MILTON BOAL Hlgsu College Preparatory Key Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, Math Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Cross-Country 4, Track 4. GARY R. BOLTON UAW., College Preparatory JAMES JEROME BORON Whitey Vocational Automotive SON IA l. BORST usonin General Co-ed Club 4, Golf Club 2, 3, leaders' Club 3, Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4 - Secretary 3, 4. THOMAS F. BRIGANDI Chong Bookkeeping Commercial Club 4, Leaders' Club 3. Everybody's doing it! Introducing C.H.S.' first string of hula-hoopers. SA. A i Wm 7 fi G. M' Q 2 J Blaine A. Bloom Dennis M. Bocil Gary R. Bolton James J. Boron Sonia L. Borst Thomas F. Brigaridi Merlyn looks as if he's ready to make off with the .15 ' ,ff ' 4 ,,f chainvreaction apparatus-will it fit in his pocket' if 9 sv 1 S Achievements, honors, awards We leave our mark af CHS DALE E. BROWN Brownie Vocational General Me'als Stagecraft Club 2. SARA JANE BROWN Jane General Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 3, 4, Science Club 4. ANNALEE BUCK nleeu Social Academic Co-ed Club 4, Future Nurses 2 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. f SANDRA L. BROWN Sandy College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Bison Board 2, 3, 4 - Ac- tivities Editor 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 2, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 - President 4. WAYNE F. BROWN General BEVERLY GWEN BUCK Dale E. Brown Sandra L. Brown Bela Sara J. Brown Wayne F. Brown General Annalee Buck Beverly G. Buck Drama Club 3: Rme Club 2' 3' 4, Archery Club 3, 4. Senior Cheerleaders Jerriann Jury, Joyce Billotte, Guess what we'll be seeing around ihe school for Sarah Lyons, Barbara Ondo, and Joyce Amon dem- the rest of the year, kids! onstrafe their ability. jim 799 NEIL C BUCKLEY Bird College Preparatory Bison Board 2 3 4 Sports Edu tor3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Art Club 4 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 Track l Base b 3 4 GRACE C BURNETT Gracie General Commercial Club 4 Co ed Club BEVERLY ANN CALDWELL B ub Social Academic Band 2 3 4 Coed Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2 3 Le d e Club 3 4 J EDWARD CARNS Big Ed General Drama Club 2 Rifle Club Varsity Club 4 Math Club Football 3 4 Baseball 3 Track 2 Volleyball 2 PATRICIA L CARN5 Drmples Secretarial Band 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Stu dent Council 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Coed Club2 3 4 Pau J PAUL CLARKE College Preparatory Bison Board 2 3 4 Business Manager 4 Rifle Club 2 Math Club 4 JACQUELINE ANN COLE Jackie College Preparatory Co-ed Club 4' Future Nurses 3 4 - President 4- Golf Club , CLARENCE DALBUT COON 3' Chess Club 4. MUYN9 Vocational Automobile Flying Club 2 3. LYNN JOSEPHY COUDRIET Ben Baseball 2, 3. KEITH H. CROWE iff General Leaders Club 2, 3. Neil C. Buckley Beverly A. Caldwell Patricia L. Corns Jacqueline A. Cole Lynn J. Coudriet Grace C. Burnett J. Edward Carns J. Paul Clarke Clarence D. Coon Keith H. Crowe 29 4-Q 'hi jim, 799 IRVIN I.. CURLEY Darb General Baseball 2 3' Football 3 4. LEA ESTHER DAVIDSON ea College Preparatory Press Club 2 3 4 News Editor 3 Drama Club 3 Coed Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2 3 4 SHIRLEY IRENE DAVIS Shnrl General Future Nurses Club 2 3 4 r Club 4 FONDA RAE DUCK Fonda Bookkeeping BRENDA O. CUTLER Brenda Bookkeeping Commerclal Club 4 Co ed Club ALTON E DAVIS Butch College Preparatory Chorus 2 Key Club 2 Math Club 4 LEROY A DIXON Fuzzy Vocational Electrrc Press Club 2 3 4 Commerclal Cu 3 Coed Club2 3 4 PATRICIA ANN EADIE Secretarual n 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Student Councll 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Drama Club 2 Co ed Club 4 Archery Club 2 3 lrvln I. Curley Lea E Danclsow Shrrley I Davis Fonda R Duck Pctrlcla A Eadne 30 Brenda O Cutler Alton E Davis Leroy A Dixon James R Duck John E Eckley JAMES RODGER DUCK nm Vocational Automotlve JOHN EDWARD ECKLE Moose General Rifle Club 2 Archery Club Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Vol leyball 3 H ,. ,. H . I - 4. HL H I I ' I 2 : - ll I ll : , 3, 4: ,. - U , , :At H U H ,. , , : ' lb : - , , . HJ- H HP .. B0 d , . 1 , 3, 4: Y , , H ,, , : z - F ' ' ' : 3: 2 : - Among the few physics students who know what The senior members of band relax before the trip To they're doing l?J are Jim Stewart, Dick Spingola, Bellefonte. Ash Woolridge, Gloria Rice, Jutta Hager, and the unidentified obiect in the corner. Friendly Classmafes and tSi:?.tF.aE:,1 2:::.i-.i11z'.S 'reachers inspire confidence. JUDITH ANN ECKLEY ,fjudyu General Co-ed Club 4, Future Nurses 3, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4. MARTIN A. ELBELL ClarabelI General Golf Club 2, Chess Club 4 Wrestling 3, 4. DONALD FONTENOY ,Donn Vocational Carpentry Rifle Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 2. MARY ELIZABETH EGGERS ,,EggY,, Salesmanship Commercial Club 4, Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4, CAROL JUNE EVANS Kcroll Social Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Student Counl cil 2, Co-ed Club 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, ANNIE D. FREEMAN ,.Ann,, Social Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2. 31 Donald Fontenoy Annie D. Freeman Y:- Q 3 vi Jim 799 ANSON RICHARD GRAHAM Bu General Varsrty Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Traclx 3 4 Volleyball 4 HAROLD LEMOYNE GRAHAM Crab Vocational Electnc Stagecraft Club 3 4 Football MARIAN JOAN GRAHAM Secretarral Commerclal Club 3 Co ed Club 2 4 Leaders Club 4 C ess Club 4 GARY NORMAN GREENE Grrr College Preparatory Ke Club 3 4 Golf Club 4 Ma h Club 4 JUTTA LORE HAGER College Preparatory Class Hlstorlan 3 Chorus 3 4 Student Councll 4 Sub Deb Club 3 Golf Club 4 Leaders u 2 4 Math Clu Chess Club 3 4 Science Club 4 Presldent 4 Class Hlstorlan GUY ARDEN GRAHAM Plgmy College Preparatory Class Treasurer 2 Key Club 2 V ty ub 2 Presrdent 4 Math Club 4 Foo b 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 T ack 'l 2 3 4 Volleyball 4 JUDITH L GRAHAM Judy General Co ed Club 4 Future Nurses 2 3 4 Leaders Club 4 PHILIP M GRAHAM P r Vocational General Metals Student Council 2 Baseball HELEN GRICE n Salesmanshrp Commercial Club 4 Co b ALICE I HALE College Preparatory Drama Club 3 4 Secre ary Co ed Club 3 4 Anson R Graham Harold L Graham Marlon J Graham Gary N Greene Jutta L. Hager Guy A Graham Judlth L Graham Phlltp M Graham Helen Grace Alice I. Hale 33 H 1 ,vm x-'Q uf, ,ri NH Q ' L I 1111799 CONSTANCE LOUISE HAMM Connie College Preparatory Drama Club 2 4 Co ed Club 2 4 Future Nurses 2 3 Secre tary 2 Math Club 4 Chess Club JIM ANDREW HAVERSACK a Vocational Carpentry BONNIE KATHRYN HENCHBARGER Bonnie K Bookkeeplng Co ed Club 4 leaders Club ROBERT LEWIS HENRY Bob Vocational Carpentry Varsuty Club 4 Foo ball 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 EVELYN F HILE Penny Secretarial B n 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 Coed Club 4 Golf MARY REBECCA HARLEY Becky General Drama Club 3 Rifle Club 3 4 Archery Club 3 Chess Club 3 Vice President 4 Scnence Club 4 M MAUDIE HEMMIS Bookkeepmg Student Councul 2 NYLE W HENRY Vocational General Metals EUGENE HAROLD HILE Gene Bookkeeping JAMES PAUL HILE lm Clu 23 Constancel Hamm Jlm A Haversack Bonme K Henchbarger Robert L Henry Evelyn F Hale 34 Vocational Carpentry Mary R Harley M Maudle Hemmls Nyle W Henry Eugene H Hule James P Hlle y H - H , 1 - , 1 , - - 1 1 3. H H ' 2 , 1 6 : , 4 - . , ' HF 'H H - H Y - : ' 4. L V ..,. ' H H We-f ' : f , : , , 1 , - y H H X . Q. ,. H U d , , 2 , 1 I '- 7 . HJ- ,. , , , , b , . We manifest a great interest in worthy professions. WILLIAM G. HIPPS Haiw, Vocational Automotive JEAN LORETTA HOFFMAN ,,Hume,. Social Academic Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4. CARL RAYMOND HOLLOPETER Vocational Carpentry Rifle Club 3, Stagecraft 2. AMOS GLENN HIXON College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Cho- rus 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4, Drama Club 2, 3, Rifle Club 4, Math Club 4, Science Club 4 - Secretary 4, Flying Club 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4. JOEL J. HOFFMAN Uoxu Vocational General Metals WILDA LENORA HOMMAN Social Academic Future Nurses 2, 3, 4. No, folks, these aren't the Roclcettes . . . it's the sen ior dance group taking a bow in the downbeat. Amos G. Hixon Joel J. Hoffman Wilda L. Homman William G. Hipps Jean L, Hoffman Carl R. Hollopeter Santa arrived early in 1958, bringing Barbara Read and these other Commercial students just what their hearts desired. I 454 I Ni' P Q- of ,,f If 'F' ss, I Seek, find, and share with others. SANDRA LYN HOWLAND Hsundyu General Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 2, Chess Club 4, Art Club 4. GRETCHEN ANNE HUGNEY Gretch General Future Teachers 2. .IERRIANN JURY College Preparatory Band 2, 37 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Cheerlead- er 4, Bison Board 2, 3, 4 - Edi- tor-in-Chief 45 Drama Club 2, 3, Dance Committee 2, 3. DORIS MAE HOYT HMidge,, General Co-ed Club 3, 4. MARVIN M. JOHNSTON General Golf Club 3, Golf 3, 4. PHILIP IRA JURY Sandra L. Howland Doris M. Hoyt Phil Gretchen A. Hugney Marvin M. Johnston General Jerriann Jury Philip I. Jury A typical scene in the home economics suite. Bonnie Wilson and Penny Hile have a reason to be horrified . . , Mildred iust went over the edge 1111799 RONALD DEAN KENNEDY ,.Ron,. General Rifle Club 47 Basketball 2, MARY GRACE KEPHART Keppie General Drama Club 2 3 Coed Club 2 3 4 Leaders Club4 FRED ALBERT KING ex College Preparatory Moth Club 4 Chess Club EDWIN B KITCHEN Eddie Vocational Automotive Basketball 2 ORV S ADAM KLINE Orvue College Preparatory Photographer 3 Math Club Chess Club 2 3 4 Sta Crot Club 3 4 President 4 Prolection Club 2 3 4 Wr t 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Cro Country 4 o BETSY LEE KEPHART Bets Secretarial Commercial Club 3- Co-ed Club 2 4, Leaders Club 4, C ess Club 4 DOROTHY JANE KILLEEN Dot General Future Nurses 2 3 4 Leaders Club 3 Art Club 4 PATRICIA ANN KINKEAD a General ed Club 2 3 Leaders Club 4 Art Club 4 LOWELL l KLINE oe Vocational Agriculture 3 4 Pres: en REBECCA ANN KLIN Becky General Band 2 3 4 Co ed Club 2 3 4 President 2 3 Vice Pres: dent 4 Future Teachers 2 Ronald D Kennedy Betsy L Kephart Mary G Kephart Dorothy J Killeen Fred A King Patricia A Kmkead Edwin B Kitchen Lowell L Kline Orvis A Kline Rebecca A Klane 37 , ' h UT ,I 5 4. up ,H Co- , , 4, l IIJ 'll F. 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Band 2, 3, 4, Bison Board 2, 3 E 45 , , 5 ge f , ' ' z ' ' f , 2 ES - , , 2 - 1 , ling , , 5 , , 7 ss - ' , - ' '- 34? ,S Jim 799 VIRGINIA LEE KLINE Shorty Secretarial Commercial Club 3 4' Co- :I u 2 3 PEGGY JO KNEPP Secretarial Band 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Commercial Club 3 4 Treas urer 4 Co ed Club 2 3 4 RENALD A KOOZER Nehl General Prolectlon Club 2 Track 3 LONNIE M KOVALICK Alonzo Vocatnonal General Metal NORMAN V KYLER Norm Voca zonal Electric Stage Craft Club 2 3 Leaders U23 Vlrglnla L Kllne Peggy Jo Knepp Renald A Koozer lonme M Kovalrck Norman V Kyler 38 Keith J Knepp Alvin E Koozer Gerald Kovol John M Kruse Glles L Lanager KEITH JAMES KNEPP Cheese College Prepara cry Flymg Club 2 Golf Club Math Club 4 Basketball 2 ALVIN EUGENE KOOZER Vocatnonal Carpentry Rnfle Club 3 GERALD KOVAL Jerry College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 Cho 2 3 4 Press Club 4 dent Council 3 4 Drama Club 2 3 Golf Club 4 Math Club 4 Science Club 4 JOHN MARTIN KRUSE Fuule College Preparatory Golf Club 2 3 Math Club Chess Club 2 3 Wrestling GILES L LANAGER Skmny Vo atlonal Carpentry G Club 2 3 4 Golfl The big plus on five-Ron, Ash, Bill, Louie, and Changi The line-up . . . Senior rnaiorettes Laree Lulier, Pat 9, Dick, pose at the Iwo Jima Memorial. Eadie, Peggy Jo Knepp, Becky Kline, Joanne Shimel, Efficient students cater to curious minds. C. LEE LANAGER Jingles General Stage Craft Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Vol- leyball 4. GARY KEITH LAWHEAD Hchipf, College Preparatory Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Baseball 2, 3. VICKI LEE LIBREATORE Hvicu Social Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Co-ed Club 2, 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, Leaders Club 3, 4. SANDRA LEE LANSBERRY Sandy Secretarial Commercial Club 3, Co-ed Club 2, 4, Leaders Club 4, Chess Club 4. WILLA MAE LEGGS Willie General Co-ed Club 2. MELVIN G. LINGLE Flash College Preparatory Wrestling 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, Flying Club 2, Math Club 4. 39 and Bev Caldwell. C. Lee Lanager Gary K. Lawhead Vicki L. Libreatori . F il ' '. 'fulfil ' 1 I I .' ff' ' 4 l 2 ' 1 Sandra L. Lansberry Willa M. Leggs Melvin G. Lingle Q Torchy Sherkel sings Solitude in her last down- It seems to be animal day in Mr. Dominick's art beat appearance. glqsg. Robert R. Lingle E. Louise Long Lcuree C. Luzier Walter P. Little Margaret A. Long Mary E. Luzier vi? .ff Academic achievements prove our talent and skill ROBERT R. LINGLE Hsobu General Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bison Board 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4 - Presi- dent 4. ETHEL LOUISE LONG ulouu College Preparatory Band 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Co-ed Club 4, Future Nurses Club 3 - Secretary 3, Art Club 3. LA REE CAROL LUZIER Social Business Band 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4. 40 WALTER PAUL LITTLE Walt Vocational General Metal MARGARET ANN LONG upeggyu College Preparatory Drama Club 2, 4, Co-ed Club 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, Math Club 4 - Treasurer 4, Chess Club 3. MARY ELIZABETH LUZIER ,,Mare,, General 99 SHERIDAN DUANE LUZIER Bookkeeping Commercnol Club 4 CHARLES DAVID LYNN Chas College Preparalory Rufle Club 2 3 Science Club PATRICIA MARIE LYDA at G n cl Lubrary Club 2 Leaders Club 3 SARAH ELLEN LYON5 College Preparofory Class Secrefary 3 Chorus 2 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Sludenf Council 2 Drama Club 2 Golf Club 2 3 Dance Commullee 2 Secrelary 2 Golf 2 3 4 JAMES A McBRIDE nm General Archery Club 3 Mafh 4 Chess Club 4 Presldenf 4 PATRICIA ARLENE McCOY General at Band 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Fufure Nurses of Amervca 2 3 EARL WAYNE McCRACKEN Ear Vocational Carpentry JAMES ALLEN McCRACKEN General lm Rlfle Club 2 3 Archery Club 2 3 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Chess Club 4 Science Club 4 MARGARET J McCRACKEN Peggse General Bn 2 3 CoedCIub2 3 4 Chess Club 4 Fuvure Teachers Secrefarlal ROSE MARIE McCRACKEN Rosle C ed Club 4 Golf Club 3 Leaders Club 4 Chess Club 4 Sheridan D Luzuer Charles D Lynn James A. McBrnde Earl W. McCracken Margarel J. McCracken Pafrlcla M Lyda Sarah E Lyons Pafrucla A. McCoy James A. McCracken Rose M. McCracken 41 if H091 Jim 799 RONALD CHARLES McGINNESS Ron College Preparatory Go Club 4 Math Club 4 Chess Club 4 Science Club 4 JAMES H MCKENRICK Fuzzy General Leaders Club 2 3 4 Presnclenf 4 Volleyball 3 GILBERT EDWARD MQLAUGHLIN I General Rifle Club 4 Chess Club 4 MERLYN LLEWELLYN MANEY Herb College Preparatory Flying Club 2 BARBARA JEAN MARTELL Barb: Socnal Business Commercial Club 4 Co ed Club Ronald C McGnnness James H McKenrlck Gllber1E Mcloughlnn Merlyn L Maney Barbara J Martell 42 ALICE FAYE McGONIGAL Social Busmess Commercnal Club 4 Co ed Club 3 4 Chess Club 4 Secre tary 4 JUDITH ANN McKINN Judy Bookkeepmg Band 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 CoedClub2 3 4 PAULINE JACQUELYN MALONI College Preparafory Band 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 3 3 Leaders Clu 2 Ma Club4 LEWIS ANTHONY MARRARA Lew Mar General Varsity Club 4 Rifle Club 2 3 4 Foolball 3 4 DAVID LEE MAURER General Rlfle Club 2 4 Chess Club 4 Art Club 4 Baskeiball 2 Wresl lung 3 4 Alice F McGonlgal .ludllh A McKlnn Paulune J Malom Lewvs A Marrara David L Maurer H 1, If 1 : 5 A . MAIN 2, , 1 - A ll. ll I I ' . I . H H , , : ' , 1 - , , - llG'llI f . , , J , , 4g Fufure Teachers 35 Golf Club 2, p lc 5 Yh H H - H .1 1 ' , , 2 , - H -an . I - 4. ' , 2 1 2 1 - , , A solid foundation is important' fo us. CATHY ALLEN MAYHEW Katie General Future Nurses 2, 3, 4. NICOLETTA A. MENDOLIA Hmckyft General Commercial Club 3, Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 4. PAUL EDWARD MILLER Moon Vocational Automobile Shop Wha' happen? Somebody turned the GERALDINE LEE MELLOTT Hcenyf. Social Business Commercial Club 4, Co'ed Club 2, 3, 4. CHAUNCEY LEE MILLER Clancy General WILLIAM H. MILLER Bill College Preparatory Golf Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, Flying Club 2, 3. lights on! Gb 'QP My Cathy A. Mayhew Geraldine L. Mellott Nicoletta A. Mendolia Chauncey L. Miller Paul E. Miller William H. Miller Jim, Amos, and four Sophomore trombone players added a touch of originality to the Downbeaf pro- gram. ,-5 'Y' I in 'QI if .jg ij. E ' -4.4: 'K A -:ss 4 Q Tomorrow's leaders are in today's classrooms. ANDREW DENNIS MOLLURA UIBMH College Preparatory Class Treasurer 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4 - Secretary 3 - Vice President 4, Drama Club 2, 3, Rifle Club 2, Math Club 4 - President 4, Wrestling Manager 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, 3. DONALD LEE MULLEN nbonn Vocational Electric Leaders Club 2, 3, 4 - Vice- President 4, Stage Craft Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM CHARLES NELSON Chuck College Preparatory Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3. JOYCE EILEENE MOODY Secretarial GLENN CLOYD MYERS Glenn Bookkeeping Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 42 Key Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4 - Secretary 4, Leaders Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. MARY PEARL NEWMAN HMMYH Andrew D. Mollura Joyce E. Moody Social AC0d6mIC D0n0lCl L- Mullen Glen C- MYQVS Student Council 2, Drama Club William C. Nelson Mary P. Newman 4 . Vice.P,fe5idenf 4, Fufure Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 - Secretary 8 Treasurer 4, Golf Club 2, 4. Some of these seniors in Washington are showing The Rowles brothers, Dennis and Forrest, strummed signs of fatigue from the night before. their guitars like pros at dress rehearsal, I Jim 799 HELEN CLARE NEWPHER Casey ueneral Ban 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Co ed u 2 G C u 3 r Club 4 SANDRA VIRGINIA OGDEN Sandy College Preparatory Future Nurses Club 2 3 Vlce President 4 Leaders Club 3 Art Club 4 THOMAS JAMES OWEN5 lm Vocational Carpentry Leaders Club 3 4 THOMAS PATRICK ODAY JR Gunner College Preparatory Class President 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 KeyClub2 3 4 Dro a Cu 2 Varsuty Club 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 4 Cla s V Presadent 4 BARBARA ANN ONDO Barb Social Academlc Cheerleader 4 Drama Club 4 Future Nurses 2 3 4 Golf Club 2 Leaders Club 2 3 Art Club 4 KAY E PEAVY Kay Secretarial Band 3 Orchestra 3 4 Chorus 3 Student Council 4 President 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 Co ed Club 3 4 EMMA MAE PENNINGTON Re General C ed Club 2 3 4 Rifle ub BARRY GENE PEOPLES College Preparatory Rnfle Club 2 3 RONALD WILLIAM POTTER Sam General Me al Vocational PRICE HARRISON College Preparatory Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Helen C Newpher Sandra V Ogden Thomas J Owens Emma M Pennlngton Ronald W Potter Thomas P O Day Barbara A Ondo Kay E Peavy Barry G Peoples Harruson Prlce 45 iv 42 4 I ,. ,. f' d : , , : - Clb,4g olflbgAt , ' A ,. ,I ' , 1 , , : , , : m lb : , , 1 : , , : , , : , , , Il ll I I I S , , 4 - - : I . ,. ,. , : : , , : I ,f:,. : , 1 - ,.,. - x - ' J' V. ' ' 9, ff? I 1 F , . : , : - , . ,, dr. 0- , , : ' Cl 2, 3, 4. , . H H H 1. 1 1 I . , 5 -ei 1-db ii' but ii jim, 799 ROBERT FRANKLIN RAY Stan General orus 2 3 Key Club Chess Club 2 EVELYN PEARL READ Tools Bookkeeplng BETTY JANE REED Jane General Co ed Club 4 Rlfle Club 2 3 4 SARAH CATHERINE REITMYER Butch Socnol Business Commercial Club 4 Co ed Club 4 Rufle Club 2 Chess Club 4 Library Club 2 3 4 Vlce Pres: den? 4 KENNETH K RISHEL General Varsrly Club 3 4 Lea ers Club 2 Football 2 3 4 Track Rober? F Roy Barbara L Read Evelyn P Read Russell S Read BARBARA L READ Barb Secre anal Band 2 3 4 Press Club 2 Stu dent Council 2 Commerclal C u 3 4 RUSSELL S READ Rusfy General Press Club 2 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Math Club 4 Chess Club THOMAS EDWARD REIGHARD Tom College Preparatory Na h Club 4 GLORIA JEAN RICE Gloria College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 o ed Club 2 ure Teachcrs 3 4 Malh Club 4 BONNELL CATHERINE ROBBINS Bonnle General Future Nurses 2 3 4 Rifle Club BeNyJ Reed Thomas E Relghard Sarah C Rellmyer Gloria J Race Kenneth K Rlshel Bonnell C Robbins 46 Here are three souvenirs from the Nation's capital The Teenettes, alias Goldilocks and the three that Clearfield girls couldn't bring home with them! bears, entertain the members of District Chorus. WE express lasting appreciation to the faculty of CHS JERRY LEE ROBISON Hpupn General Leaders' Club 3, Baseball 3 ROBERT L. ROSE Rosie College Preparatory Drama Club 2, Math Club 4 CAROL LOUISE ROWLES Bubbles Social Academic Coeed Club 2, 4: Future Nurses 3. MELINDA CAROL ROLLIN Millie General Co-ed Club 4, Sub Deb Club 2 3. GERALDINE MARIE ROUSSEY Gerry General Co-ed Club 2, 3. L'LL'AN RUTH ROWLES MLW, Secretarial Chorus 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4. 47 Jerry L. Robinson Robert L. Rose Carol L. Rowles Melinda C. Rollin Geraldine M. Roussey Lillian L, Rowles 7 ., 'X 51 . 4 X L X 6 jim, 799 RUTH THELMA SCHUCKER Ruthie General Future Nurses 2 3 4 VIOLET JOYCE SCHULTZ Schultzve Secretarial Class Officer Vice President 3 Student Councnl 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 President 4 Ca ed u 2 3 4 President 3 Golf Club 2 SANDRA ANN SHAW Sandy College Preparatory Bison Board 2 3 4 Orgamzo tlon Edutor 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Math Club 4 JOANNE DOLORES SHIMEL College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Press Club 2 Future Nurses 2 G b 3 C Club 4 Vice President 4 RALPH W SHIREY Vocotuonal Automotive Ruth T Schuclrer VnoletJ Schultz Sandra A Shaw Joanne D Shumel Ralph W Shlrey ROBERT THOMAS SCHULTZ Bo General Leaders Club 3 Chess Club 3 CONSTANCE DIANA SELFRIDGE Connle Secretarial Band 2 3 4 Bison Board 4 Typlst 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Co ed Club 3 4 SUZANNE SHERKEI. Sussy College Preparatory Class Secretary 2 Band 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Dance Band 2 Drama Club President 4 Leaders Club Math Club 4 HAROLD WESLEY SHIMMEL Wes College Preparatory Flying Club 2 WILBUR CALVIN SHIREY Bnmbo College Preparatory Chorus 2 3 4 Key Club 2 4 Student Council 2 Drama u 2 Mah Club 4 Vlce President 4 Volleyball 4 Cross Country 4 Robert T Schultz Constance D Selfndge Suzanne Sherkel Harold W Shnmmel Wllbur C Sharey 49 0 ,, - ,I , , - ll bil , , . ,, - ,, . . . I . I . , - I - Cl b , , - , 4, ,, - ,, , , f ' - I , I . I n ,, ,, . I I ' ' ' ll ll : , , I . : , 3, 4: , , : 2, 3, J : 2, 3, Future Teachers 3, 4 - ' 1 ' 2, 3: IlJoll A ,- , , 2 , , : J , 3, 4, olf Clu 2, 5 hess - . - ,, ,, ,, - ,, , , 1 , 3, 1 1 CI b 1 I - ' ' : 2 jim, 799 THOMAS PHILIP SHIVELY Tom General WINIFRED JOYCE SHUGARTS Joyce College Preparatory Band 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Press Club 2 Co ecl Club 4 Future urses 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 JANICE ELIZABETH SIMPSON an Social Academnc Orc estra 3 4 Ch us 3 4 Drama Club 4 Archery Club 4 JOAN ANN SMAY Sonny General Co ed Club 4 TRINA LEE SNOKE Trma ELIZABETH G SHORT Betty General Library Club 2 3 JAMES R SHUGERTS Squirrel College Preparatory Band 2 Bison Board 2 3 4 Patron Manager 4 Math Club 4 Chess Club 2 Wrestlmg 2 3 Track 4 Cross Country 4 Volleyball 4 KAY DeVOE SKINNER Kay Bookkeepmg Club 3 Co ed Club 4 Treos urer 4 Leaders Club 4 Chess Clue 4 LINDA MAE SMITH Smutty Bookkeeping Student Councll 3 Coed Cub 2 3 4 Vlce Presudent 2 Lead e Club 3 4 Secretarial NANCY RUTH SPACKMAN Commercial Club 4 Coed 4 Chess Club 4 Nan General oecl Club 2 4 Future Thomas P Sl1nvely Wlnufredj Shugarts Jamce E Simpson Joan A Smay Trma L Snoke 50 Nurses 2 3 4 Elizabeth G Short James R Shugerts Kay D Slunner Llnda M Smith Nancy R Spackman I H H H U , . H H 2 , , I J - 7 - H - 1 N , , 1 , ,4- ' 2 ' . , - 1 2 1 , 1 J J HJ ,I h , f Or , : ,. ., 7 ' . Student Council 35 Commercial , , Q 5 . I H 1, - If - 1, . I - I , , - 2 - rs' , . 1, - H I If H 1 2 - : C - , 3, : , , - The future is for those who are ready. RICHARD FRANK SPINGOLA Dick College Preparatory Band 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4iPresident 4, Stu- dent Council 4-,Vice President 4, Golf Club 3: Art Club 4, Football 2, 3, Wrestling 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4 JESSIE M. STEWART Secretarial Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4. BONNIE L SWATSWORTH Blondie Social Business Co-ed Club 2, 3, Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4-Vice President 4. JAMES N. STEWART Stew General Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Golf Club 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Wll.l.lAM EDWARD STINER Chesty Vocational Carpentry EDWARD G. THOMAS tfkockyu General Rifle Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, 'E' F W ,,, A f tl Richard F. Spingola Jessie M. Stewart 'C'7' James N. Stewart William E. Stiner Baseball 2. Bonnie L. Swatsworth Edward G. Thomas Mr. Pritts leads the long gray line into the beginning ls this supposed to be a class before of the end ... Baccalaureate. come in?Aor are they playing Grap ?! the teachers l William A. Tornatore Patrick M. Trimpey Ronald L. Turner Anna L. Unch James E. Walther Charles E. Waple Sorry to interrupt you--but with all those records lying around we will not have any music in the cafeteria this year. We are eager to investigate the fascinating world of tomorrow. WILLIAM ANGELO TORNATORE Maxi College Preparatory Key Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 2, 4, Leaders' Club 3, Math Club 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Golf 'l, 2, 4, Cross Country 4, Track 4. RONALD LYNN TURNER Ronnie Bookkeeping Student Council 3, Commercial Club 4. mules eowmzo wAm-ren Hobby College Preparatory Drama Club 2, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4. PATRICK M. TRIMPEY UPN., General Archery 3, 4. ANNA LOUISE UNCH Secretarial Commercial Club 3, 4, Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4-Vice President 3. CHARLES EUGENE WAPLE nsixiyf, General Cross Country 4. Here l am, you lucky people! 799 KAREN LUCILLE WAY Korie Secretarial Commercnal Club 3 4 Co Club 3 4 Secretary 3 ARTHUR JOSEPH WEIS5 JR College Preparatory Key Club 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Wrestlmg KIRSTEN MARY WESCOTT Scotty General C orus 2 3 4 Rifle Club 4 BONNIE KAY WILSON Bomto College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Student Coun cll 3 Co ed Club 4 Golf Club 2 3 4 Chess Club4 Golf 2 3 4 GERALD G WISOR Jorry Vocational Automotive leaders Club 2 3 4 Karen L Way ArthurJ Welss Knrsten M Westcott Bonnie K Wulson Gerald G Wlsor LUCILLE ARMETTA WEBBER lucy General Future Nurses 2 3 SUSAN JOY WEISSHAUS Suzl College Preparatory Band 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chor u 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Bison B ard 2 3 4 Sen r Editor 4 Drama Club 2 Secretary 2 Math Club 4 EDWARD CARL WILLIAMS Social Academnc Golf Club 4 Rifle Club 2 Chess Club 4 CLOYD JOHN WINTERS Gorp Vocational Electnc Stage Craft 2 3 4 LOIS JEAN WISOR Secretarial Chorus 2 4 Commercual Club 4 Coed Club 3 4 Lucnlle A Webber Susan J Welsshaus Edward C Wrlllams Cloyd J Wlnters LolsJ Wnsor 53 H H ' , p -ed , - . ,. H , . , . HA JH , , : ' , , 1 : 2, 3, 4. H -H : , , : - S , , : , : ' o , , h io ' : ,3, 4- 1 . H H h . , : ' : Archery Club 4. llEdll 1 ' : H - H , , 1 , f : , , : - ' . , . u u , : 1 , . - - - , , - ll .ll I . , , A , : ' 1 - , - 'Ur no ripe' if T Sandra R. Wisor Sally D. Witherow Duane A. Woodling Roland E. Woodring George A. Wcolridge Gloria E. Wrigley Miss Gillespie appears to be busier than usual as she heads for the Faculty Room, the rest of those characters are iust busily digesting. Reluctantly we depart with dignity and self-confidence SANDRA ROSETTA WISOR Secretarial Commercial Club 3, 4, Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4. DUANE A. WOODUNG npoppyn Vocational Electric GEORGE ASHLEY WOOLRIDGE IlHeadll College Preparatory Key Club 2, 3, 4-Treasurer 3, 4, Student Council-Treasurer 3, Drama Club 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 4. SALLY DENTON WITHEROW usqlu Salesmanship Commercial Club 4, Co-ed 4. ROLAND EARL WOODRING ffwoodyfi College Preparatory Wrestling 3, 4, Math Club 4 Chess Club 4. GLORIA ELLEN WRIGLEY Secretarial Chorus 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4. Engine trouble, boys? The automotive shop never had it so good. CANDIDS Judging from the look on Sandy's face, the punch at its best is none foo good . .. and is Barb in shock from the excifemenl or the food? OK fellows, the masquerade is over! 55 The las? laugh for the '59 Grads. So long for a while unlil half of ihem miss the term paper deadline and reiurn fo us next year. . Ql- M, uv 9 3 K Q 'rv--f .....4...,. . N, Q. :- 4 I , j ---1-----K----fi I . y ., ., WWW' Junior omcers: Treasurer, Carolyn Rowe, President, Sam Clarke, Secretary, louise Learish, Historian, Donna Bookwalter, Vice-President, John Axelson. 1111.799 ' Good grades, fine accomplishments . . . Our trademarks As the school year draws to an end, the class of 1960 salute their ofificers: Sam Clark, President, John Axelson, Vice President, Louise Learish, Secretary, Carolyn Rowe, Treasurer, Donna Bookwalter, Historian. With the help of our cheerleaders, Pat Rum- mings, Joyce Ardery, Jane Winslow, Verlee Rol- ley, and Donna Bookwalter, we fought our way to numerous victories in our school sports. In varsity football we had Tom Trout, Bill Jones, Joe Bentz, Howard Ogden, Bill Shively, Jerry Ded- man, Henry Burnett, and Tony Baucia. Out for basketball were Joe Bentz, Paul Frantz, Tom Trout, and Don McGarvey. In wrestling we were proud of Sam Clark, Jerry Graham, and Howard Ogden. Judy Walker and John Tornatore repre- sented us in golf, while Loris Ireland and lra Showden were onthe varsity baseball team. Un- fortunately there isn't enough space to mention all of the juniors on the track team. We were represented in the all-school play, 'The Late Christopher Bean, by the unmistak- able talents of Dave McCracken. Then we had our third annual gym demon- stration in which we saw interesting exhibitions of acrobatic skill. The Downbeat, as usual, was a great suc- cess. Frank Buzzanco, Tom Lansberry and Joyce Ardery supplied us with jokes, and many other juniors also participated. Last but by no means least was the Ha- waiian Cruise, our all-school prom. With the untiring eFforts of the junior class and their ad- visors, the prom was a complete success. Thanks to the excellent guidance of Miss Hiller, our class counselor, we have had a very successful year. GRETCHEN HILLER Junior Class Counselor Mono Solomon discusses her future plans with Miss Hiller. Whut's this, u sole on Perry Como's sweaters? We gather together in order that we may learn. These girls helped cheer our boys to victory. Don'f laugh! Lavoisier slarfed ou? lhis way. Deanna must be going professional! 0 HOMEROOM 101 BOTTOM ROW, lefl Oo right: C. Russell, C. McCorkle, R. Hei:l1el, J. Beniz, H. Snyder, N. Bemis, N. Hahn, S. Sefser SECOND ROW: R. Price, D. Kyler, C. Collins, S. Goss, G. Rzussey, K. Zimmerman, S. Rowles, R. Green, D. Bergey THIRD ROW: P. Quinn, R. Fullerton, B. Hoover, G. Ducketf, R. Cafhon, F. Browne, D. Howell, J. Edmunds, J. Shively. ,ff , ' O s . ' i ' K 2 1 1 1.2 ' A fw. 'ZZ y..i1 'if H , ' 5 U y -5 ',' 121' Dv- 1141 sims AM ull 0 I ja , o 'f 544' R A2 '7 9 7 I V, XE I? A' 'L gh x 5 f 592 'r-mf? ' AQ -tum nu Aww, 2 ay M f 'll' df V if 0 Q I Q ,gi - ' ntl. -. U , ' iw' v '-1 'f ' K' 'Y ,gin iw ?Ir sf mf- : 3 Q . ,lm nm Mir ' lI l ! BA 1 Sf al 'ifn f w gy Pfik fm Q, , N - 7 -wsu. -nw' . Q, 'V 'Wingnut' 4 ,ff 'Ui-in? 5 , A :Q if ml g in ' fg Q 1 v 590, R 3' luv. ,gps I I I U 1' ll :: 'fQ?f?f-- ' A1 ve' 2 .ff 0 if 4? ww JI' N Wx E-'e . KI Q KK Q W' -' v lf 5 sn , I 9 31 if M, X 1 CANDIDS Anthony Guy Qokes the spotlight af the All- School Prom. Joe takes core of Vhe girls' while Pot takes core of ihe decorations. The deco Tom must be looking for La Reel ing with 63 ? Q l x o l Q . ration commivtee stuffs the ball roll- toble decorolions for the prom. 1' UQ' if 1 Sophomore Officers: Historian, Leif Rowles, President, Joe Maloni, Treasurer, Becky Clarke, Vice-President, Bill Fransonp Secretary, Kay Sadoti. Jim I9 9 Snphvnwlum, Every day brings new knowledge. When we entered senior high school on September 2, 1958, mcst of us were ready to accept the responsibility of being sophomores. Soon we settled down and began to do our best to uphold the school motto lCourtesy, Honor, and Servicej. The class officers are: Joe Maloni, presidentg Bill Franson, vice-president, Kay Sadoti, secre- tary, Becky Clark, treasurer, and Leif Rowles, historian. Sophomores strengthened many of our teams throughout the year in many sports. Two athletes, Harold Kitchen and Melvin Woodring, were members of the football team and received varsity letters. Bob Thompson and Jerry Fletcher used their ability to strengthen our varsity wrestl- ing team. Leif Rowles was the lone sophomore member of the varsity rifle team. Many other athletes strengthened the baseball and track teams. There were, also, many sophomores who contributed their ability to the junior varsity teams. Marta Pavlinsky, Sue Kline, Becky Clark, Nancy Carns, and Celia Wrigley were the sopho- more girls who led the class in cheering for our teams. Sophomcres have participated in many other activities besides sports. Kay Sadoti and Kathy McGarvey starred in the all school play, The Late Christopher Bean. Joe Dague won a merit award at the science fair in Indiana and an honorable mention at State College for his entry, The Edge of the Sea. Joanne Van De- Mark was the outstanding girl in homemaking. Many sophomores were members of the band, orchestra, and chorus. With their help we have been entertained by these groups many times. The Musical Downbeat, one cf the high spots of the year, was made successful by the help of many talented sophomores on stage and behind the scenes. Looking back over the year, we find that it has been very eventful and successful. J' lf' GRACE FRANCEMORE Sophomore Class Counselor ' p . You taste it first, Coleen tells Caro n. Intelligent students will fill the essential needs of society The boys of biology class teach the facts of frog-life to Gloria and Jerry. Sophomore girls' dance their way to Hernondo's Hideaway. 5-vpfw HOMEROOM 203 BOTTOM ROW, leff to righi: P. Luzier, A. Stewari, R. Rougeux, D, Cvissman, J. Merritt, B, Brown, D. Soderlund, S. Wise, S. Read. SECOND ROW: K. Plummer, K. McGarvey, E. Nelson, C, Murphy, M. Haney, R. Finkbeiner, C. Fonlenoy, D. Davis. THIRD ROW: J. McLoughlin, B. Kline, D. Young,R. Wisor, M, Krise, D. Merrow, W. Ogden, C. Bloom, B. Smiih. FOURTH ROW: l.. Moccule, B. Curry, L. Smeal, E. Peters, A. Wisor, B. Kolbe, L. Moines, B. Taylor, J. McClaHerfy, J. Polmgren. of 1- . ? ? WA MH 5? 1 - , . C' 5 EA 1. G AQ ' fx M ' ju, , V! W cr L b w 'X ! V , I ,, A ' 97 . 1 .4 3 'M ', dgfxf 1 q X',5T::5-E -- it ,envy 3 'A ' 1' 'l '7 3 ' '4f ' a H: ' Z 5 Mi' . QT: , I if-K I5 lfwa If 3 , Manu- - --1. 44. IQ, ' u ., tj Q 5 ,DP 4 , ,W FI, V. v 'f' LP 1 3 1' 1 , . .,, ,L ' Q A 'a ,u 1 ff. ww. V ' 1-Y f Y R 'E Y A 1 an 1. ' ::::' 4 Q I L , V '- V Q W E l' F 91 lu -1 its! ' . . :Pi V 2131? Q , A 'H W qw . Wifi QQQKQQT if ., 7' 1 ' A 1 ll 1 S - 25 UH V nf, 'll'H ur Looks good from the bottom, Yoo. I told you we should have turned left, this is ihe Smithsonian lnstiiuie. Snphnnwfmzs, HOMEROOM 213 BOTTOM ROW, left Oo right: H. Henry, J, Baumgardner, B. Kendall, B. Melloft, M. Boyle, P. Hollopefer, B. Rose, B Olson, J. Smeal. SECOND ROW: S. Kline, M. McGonigal, S. Carter, L. Anfes, J. Van De Mark, C. Wisor, G. Peoples, J Hugney. THIRD ROW: E, Lanich, J. Thomas, J. Bowes, A. Peningtcn, M. Woodling, E. Zelinski, T. Baucia, R. Rupe, E Reed. FOURTH ROW: R, Hemphill, C. Locketl, D. Hull, R. Moore, M. Edmunds, J. Long, S. Leach, W. Kelly, M. Smeal L. Wain. CANDIDS First prize of cz Lady Schick goes to Bill Frcncon for his por? in the Downbeci. Charlene, Daphne, and Judy sing ou? with Sophomore girls are working hard for 0 good cause. iheir lovely pear-shaped tones. ORGANIZATIDNS xl QL iffy 4 I f f 5 ff ,J -'XL ' 1 1 ' Q X , -Y 1 74 The Commercial Club composed of jun- iors and seniors enrolled in the Commercial course, furnishes a look into the future busi- ness world for its members and gives valu- able information of the requirements ofa job which can not be learned in a classroom. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ass't Treasurer Ass't Secretary Joyce Schultz Althea McFarland Glenn Myers Peggy Jo Knepp Sharon Podmenik Donna Koozer BOTTOM ROW, lef to right: R. Nelson, A. McFarland, D. Koozer, S. Podrnenilc, J. Schultz, G. Myer, P. Knepp, M. Eggers, M. Luzier. SECOND ROW: V. Kline, T. Snake, K. Way, K. Pecvy, B. Bauman, B. Read, P. Eadie, A. Unch, P. Carns, J. McKinn. THIRD ROW: S. Wisor, B. Martell, S. Witherow, H.Grice, P. Hile, l.. Rowles, L. Mayhew, G. Wrigley, C. Sel- fridge, J. Stewart. FOURTH ROW: B. Crawford, G. Maurer, A. McGonigal, B. Wooster. FIFTH ROW: D. J. Renaud, D. Grice, B. Fontenoy, J. Moore, M. Ditty. A. Evans, T. Brigandi, J. Tobias, C. Russell, G. Burnett, Well-l-l-l . . . you see it was this here way- COMMERCIAL CLUB Hunter, L. Wiscr, R. Turner, S. Luzier, P. Herbert, S. Reitmyer, S. Quigley, P. Eamigh, C. Coulter, T, Harasti, D. Unch, A. Stiner, SIXTH ROW: C. McCorkle, S. Ruffner, G. Burnisky, K. Howell, M. Chesnoka, D. Hudson. lx hr 1 -U 4 SOPHOMORE DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS President Barbara Rose Vice-President Judy Hanley Secretary Sandy Brion Advisor Miss Kochis The members participated in such activi- ties as skits, and pantomimes both individual and group. They also gained experience in speaking before an audience. JUNIOR- SENIOR DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS President Bob Lingle Vice-President Mary Newman Secretary Alice Hale At the Junior-Senior Drama Club meet- ings the members gave skits, charades, and enacted parts from various plays to practice correct speech and acting techniques. All the members presented a short play titled, Your Manners Are Showing, before the student body. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: A. Hale, M. Newman, B. Lingle. SECOND ROW: B. Ondo, S. Williams, P. Long, 5. Shaw, S. Weisshcus, G. Rice. THIRD ROW: C. Hamm, L. Long, P. Maloni, J. Simpson, R. Hurley, S. Brown. FOURTH ROW: R, Read, J. Walther, G. Gaylor. 78 BOTTOM ROW, left to right D Qung ley, S. Brion, J, Hanley, B Rose Woodring, N. Schenk. SECOND ROW K. McGarvey,. B. Lanager, M Read F O'Day, N. Conway, C. Fontenoy Members of the Charity Cru- sade hold a formal meeting in the auditorium. CHARITY CRUSADE The Charity Crusade was conducted again this year in the nineteen Clearfield Area Schools due to its tremendous success last year. It conducts a drive to obtain funds for the various charitable organizations. The Crusade is supervised by Mr. Harold Wisor, and C.H.S. representatives wholeheartedly participate. STAGECRAFT CLUB OFFICERS President Orvis Kline Vice President Harold Owens Secretary Harold Graham Advisor Mr. Gearhart The members arranged the high school stage for the following activities: Musical Downbeat, Evenings of Music, District Chorus, All School Play, Graduation Week. ll' Q.. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Lon ciger, C. Winters, H. Graham, O Kline, H. Owens, D. Mullen. SEC CND ROW: C. Guelich, J. Shively B. Crandell, D. Gaylor, C. Schriner THIRD ROW: H. Salvatore, J Thomas, l'. Hile, B. Garmont, D Collins, M, Cowder. 79 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: N. Milligan, L Brummert, K. Rowles, C. Peterson, J. Ardery, K. Robb, M. Crowe, B, Graffius, e , . , . , . Mitchell, SECOND ROW: A. McFarland, E Shaffner, S. Maurer, R. Nelson, C. Lines, P G T t C It J Moore, B. Wooster, C. Parks, J. Neff, P. Shomo, N. Michaels, A. Palmgren. THIRD ROW: S. Foster, P, Eamigh, L. Bumbarger, G Hunter, S. Brown, E. Swales, S. Woost- er K Solo y Russell, D, Quigley, C. Rowe, C. Peterson, N Rougeux. FOURTH ROW: E. Wallace, K Zimmerman, R. Sturniolo, C. Rodkey, G Hess, D, Hudson, M. Chesnoka, D. nch, D. Smeal, R. Proud, E. Hoke, C. Duncan, L. Learish, M, Kepner, L. Walker, G Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: C. Collins. R. Jacobson, R. Smith, J. Tobias, M. Jordan, D Waolridae, D. Koozer, C. Smith, B. Stiner, K. Diehl, S. Ogden, E. Schickling, C Robbins, D. Fletcher, J. McKinny. SIXTH Williams, R. Hurley, D. Foor, S. Podmenik, L Wisor, P. Witherow, D. Kitko, D. Grice, SOPHOMORE SUB- DEB CLUB OFFICERS President , ., . Becky Clark Vice-President Kay Sadoti Secretary Maureen Boyle Treasurer Barbara Crandell Advisor ., Miss Morgart The members of the Sophomore Sub-Deb Club, with the aid of their advisor, Miss Morgart, learned the right and wrong ways of sccial etiquette, grooming, poise, and person- ality. Throughout the year the club enioyed various films on proper home decoration. Av ni J Eisenmon J Renaud E uelich, . Haras i, . Cou er, . . mon, P. Jur , K. Knicely, C. W: B. Bloom, C. Collins, S. Goss, J. Ruflner, B. Grice, L. Lutz. 80 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: D. Davis, C High, C, Cushard, B. Clark, K. Sadoti, M Boyle, M. Westcott, K. McGarvey, K Plummer. SECOND ROW: C. Ogden, S Kitko, L. Antes, S. Rcwles, B. Anderson D, Crissman, M. Viard, A. Stewart, P. Lu zier, J. Mraz, G. Mollura, B. Brown, S Brion. THIRD ROW: D. Woodring, E Smith, H. Henry, B, Bergey, C. Rolling, B Boilor, P. Gill, P. Brown, E. Oswalt, S Butler, M. Keith, W. Taylor, L. Allison FOURTH ROW: E Loss, S. Kline, B. Wisor S. Thompson, D. Bock, H. Hudson, C. Hess C, Unch, C. Sturniolo, S. Tobias, B. Olson C. Gelnett, S. Kennard, FIFTH ROW: J Michaels, D. Nelson, N. Schenk, M. Guy C, Fontenoy, J. Smeal, A. Magnuson, J Walker, E. Bressler, S. Lucas, F, O'Day D. Hile, B. Kendall. SIXTH ROW: T. Pr'ce M. Read, C. Ardary, S. Williams, L. Cup ples, C. Unch, C. Fontenoy, J. Lanich, B Mellott, C. Learish, P. Hollopeter, G Peoples. JUNIOR SUB-DEB CLUB This club had films on good health and tips on good grooming. The club worked closely with the Senior-Sub-Deb Club in its various activities and also helped to plan and put on the style show. l as BOTTOM ROW, left to righls J. Amon, J. McKinn, M. Eggers, V. Libreatori, K. Skinner, B. Kline, J. Shugarts, V. Kline, C. Rowles. SECOND ROW: P. Cams, P. Kinkead, M. Rollin, L. Long, B. Bauman, L. Wisor, C. Hamm, D. Hoyt, L. Davidson, J. Anderson. THIRD ROW: B. Henchbarger, M. Rowles, A. Unch, J. Hottman, K. Peavy, S. Wisor, J. Reed, B. Martell, S. Witherow, FOURTH ROW: L. Rowles, J. Stewart, B. Cutler, G. Mellott, P. McCracken, A. McGonigal, E. Pennington, F. Gormont, H. Grice, P. Knepp. FIFTH ROW: H. Newpher, J. Eckley, S. Borst, A. Hale, M. Kephart, B. Kephart, R. Mc- Cracken, M. Graham, G. Wrigley, N. Spackman. SIXTH ROW: F. Duck, B. Caldwell, N. Godin, N. Mendolia, B. Wilson, P. Hile, S. Lansberry, T, Snoke, J. Smay. OFFICERS President Joyce Schultz Vice-President Becky Kline Secretary Vicki Liberatori Treasurer Kay Skinner Advisor Miss Vaughn Various movies were shown on tips for good grooming. The club sold pom-porns to the students 'For the Clearfield-Curwensville fcctball game. Throughout the year pcints were given to the girls on ideas of good grccming. Scme members ofthe club put on a style show for the girls of our school. Mern- bers tack part in the sale of Big C cushions to the students. SENIOR SUB-DEB CLUB Joanne and Sarah seem to be amused by the antics of this little visitor 'io C. H. S. Sam Har ,. 5 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Koval, L. Long, L. Davidson, R. Read, F. Duck, D, Molluia. SECOND ROW: B. Graf- fius, D. Aveni, G. Gaylor, P. Herbert, M. Kepner, C. Norman. PRESS CLUB A iypical scene in the high school cafeteria. I wonder if Romonofffs is ever This crowded? 4 ,YA ff' iz? Senior Lea Davidson headed a group of Press Club members who contributed a weekly news column to the Progress. Other regular writers included Carmen Norman, Mary Helen Kepner, Phyllis Herbert, Dixie Aveni, and Anne Freeman. These club members also did a weekly news broadcast over WCPA. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B, Rob- bins, C. Evans, S. Ogden, M. Newman, J. Cole, J. Shimel, R. Schucker, W. Homman. SECOND ROW: S. Brown, N. Spackman, S. Davis, D. Rurnery, D. Killeen, S. Howland, B. Ondo, J. Shu- garts. THIRD ROW: B. Shaw, P. Guel- ich, L, Lutz, C. Rodkey, N. Michaels, C, Peterson, S. Williams. FOURTH ROW: R. Hurley, M. Lawhead, S. Robbins, C Robbins, N. Lanich. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA OFFICERS President Jackie Cole Vice President Sandy Ogden Secretary Mary Newman Advisor Mrs. Henchbarger ADVANCED Each senior member spent a day at the Clearfield Hospital as a guest of a student nurse to learn nursing procedures. They were also guests at an annual tea given at the hospital. OFFICERS President Dorothy Hile Secretary Kathy McGarvey Advisor Mrs. Henchbarger BEGINNERS The members of this club looked through various books, folders, and other material covering the various aspects of nursing. Inter- esting talks were given by guest speakers. Eff W 42 fb BOTTOM RO'N, left to right: G. Mol luro, J. Barton, M. Burns, C. Hugney D. Hile, K. McGarvey, M. Westcott, S Brion. SECOND ROW: E, Henry, C Unch, L. Cupples, E, Shaftner, T. Price C. Cushard The Varsity Club, made up of lettermen from all the major sports, was under the direc- tion of the late Mr. Boggs. Its purpose is to promote good sportsmanship and to set ex- amples for future athletes. The members also help to arrange seating in the gym and -:iid visiting spectators. Each member has won at least one letter in any maior C. H. S. sport. OFFFICERS President Guy Graham Vice President Tom O'Day Advisor Mr. Boggs The basketball managers, an essential part of any team. VARSITY CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Clark, K. Rishel, J. Bentz, B. Tornatore, A. Woolridge, L. Marrara, A. Graham. SECOND ROW: R. Woodring, J. Lyda, A. Weiss, J. Tornatore, M. Lingle, J. Dedman, G. Myers, H. Kitchen. THIRD ROW: R. Henry, D. Schucker, D. Rowles, H. Burnett, T. O'Day. 'Www .. GOLF CLUB There are no officers elected in Golf Club. There is a beginners group and an advanced group. The beginners are taught the basic fundamentals of the game. The members are taught grip, stance, and long and short swings. The club is divided into groups which practice driving, clipping, and putting under Mr. Fil- singer's guidance. Boys' and girls' champion- ships were held in the spring at the Clearfield Country Club. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Thomas, E. McKenzie, B. Tornatore, R. Lizotte, G. Lanager, B. Miller, J. Shugarls, J. Anderson, M. Newman, B. Stiner. SECOND ROW: K. Knicely, C. Cushard, S. Rhone, J. Witherow, S. Nicklus, J. Mc- Garvey, M, Varner, E. Schickling, K. Diehl, C. High, S. Williams. THIRD ROW: J. Holdsworth, B. Rose, D. McCracken, B. Brown, J. Axelson, J. Bell, S. Ogden, C. Vogelsong, E. Robinson, S. Brion, FOURTH ROW: F. Browne, C, Miller, J. Hanley, B. Lanager, A. Magnuson, B. Kendall, E. Holme, A. Brown, C. Duncan. FIFTH ROW: D. Cochran, J. Ralston, T. Jabbs, P. Frantz, J. Turner, R. Reiner. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: D, Fontenoy, B. Mullen, B. Brown, B, Crandell, C. Carter, B. Miller, D. Eshelman, L. Rowles, D. Schars, B. Adams, SECOND ROW: R. Collins, S. Robbins, M. Chesnolla, B. Robbins, B. Reed, E. Pennington, A. Freeman, K. Wescott, B. Harley, D. Maurer, M. Cowder. THIRD ROW: E. Lanich, C. Guelich, J. Borst, E. Reed, I. Eckley, P. Aldrich, D. Miller, J. McGonigaI, T. Michaels, K. Graham. FOURTH ROW: J. Bell, R. Caldwell, B. Williams, B. Narehood, J. Ianavo, D. Bender, D. Cathcart, W. Anderson, W. Kelly. FIFTH ROW: T. Shimmel, C. Sayers, R. Heichel, A. Pennington, A. Hixon. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor OFFICERS Charles Carter William Brown Robert Mullen Lief Rowles Mr. Paul Smith The main purpose of Rifle Club is to teach its members the proper handling and correct usage of a gun. All members fired the Army Qualification Course which consisted of ten shots in the 'Following 'Four positions: prone, sitting, kneeling, and standing. Those who shot 250 or better received the marksman medal, 300 or better, the sharpshooter medal and 340 or better, the expert medal. RIFLE CLUB The best shots of C, H. S. receive their rifle club awards from Mr. Smith. Gas 1.1 YQIX BOTTOM ROW, left to right: M. Breth, B. Tornatore, D. Boal, T. Jabbs, D. Spingola, A. Woolridge, D. Mollura, N. Buck- ley, G. Graham. SECOND ROW: J. Stewart, G. Greene, T. O'Day, A. Weiss, E. Antonik, B. Pay, A. Davis, G. Lawhead. THIRD ROW: B. Price, S. Yost, B. Brown, C. Rougeux, D. Shirey, D. McGarvey, F. Kennard. FOURTH ROW: J. Maloni, E. Carr, J. Fulmer, C. Miller, K. Plummer, C. Holes, B. Franson. KEY CLUB And then there was th e other fellow who said 3 i 88 An organization that makes a contribution in service to our school is the Key Club. Activi- ties performed by the club were the reading of devotions, selling candy at our athletic events, entertaining our visitors to C.H.S. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and under the :ounseling of Mr. Charles A. Vogelsong, this club offers valuable citizen training. OFFICERS President Richard Spingola Vice President Dennis Mollura Secretary Ted Jabbs Treasurer Ash Woolridge Advisor Mr. Vogelsong Director: Mr. Harold Kuhns. Played for dances following the football and basketball games and wrestling matches. Members of the band provided an harmonious background for the Musical numbers during the Downbeat. They also provided music for the District Chorus party. The Dance Band swings out with a special number during a Downbeut rehearsal. DANCE BAND BOTTOM ROW, left to right: M. Sturniolo, E. Robinson, J. Stewart, J. Rohrbaugh, J. Jury, T. Trout, D. Cochran, L. Lutz, J. Barton, C. Vogelsong, E. Loss, SECOND ROW: K. Plummer, J. Walther, K. Sadoti, D. Quigley, S. Weisshaus, G. Gaylor, J. Merritt, D. Lansberry, D. Kenyon. THIRD ROW: L. Kriner, J, Marino, C, Holes, C. Daugherty, A. Hixon, B. Anderson, B. Kelly, F. Marino, W. Haney, R. Sobera, F. Buztanco. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President Sue Sherkel Vice-President Helen Adam Secretary Bea Accordino Treasurer Kay Sadoti The F.T.A. sponsored a project in which school stationery and note paper were sold. Club members participated in observation and substitution assignments in Clearfield Area Elementary Schools. F.T.A. pins were pur- chased bythe club members. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: W. Good- row, B. Litz, E, Billotte, L. Kline, P. Aldrich, W. Fink, E, Lansberry. SECOND ROW: R. Deasey, W. Smith, R. Hess, C. lockett, C. Dixon, D. Wesley. THIRD ROW: E. Reed, E. Goodrow, R. Hemp- hill, B. Kolbe, M. Smeal, A. Wisor, L. Smeal. FOURTH ROW: G. Hoke, W. Bell, P. Shaftner, D. Bock, J, Carr, J, Eclxley, BOTTOM ROW, left to right: P. Mc' Cracken, I.. Davidson, B. Accordino, S. Sherkel, H. Adam, K. Sadoti, A. Bart- ley, C. Evans, G, Rice. SECOND ROW: G. Barger, S. Brown, J. Rohrbaugh, L. Walker, Y. Hugney, P. Hertlein, M. Solomon, G. Mitchell, E. Schiclcling, K. Diehl. THIRD ROW: N. Milligan, P. Ziel, E. Wallace, P. Guelich, E. Swales, A. Mangusm, N. Rougeux, S. Ogden, B. Stiner. FOURTH ROW: I. Showden, P. Stattord, D. Rowles, C. Ardary, S. Will- iams, E. Smith, C, Vogelsong, M. Varn- er, J. Stiner. FIFTH ROW: E. Thompson, L. Smith, D. Nelson, E. Loss, P. Jury, J. McKinney, C. Koozer, R. Erhard. SIXTH ROW: E. Kephard, D. Walker, L. Butler, D. Lansberry, E. Wiggins. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President Lowell Kline Vice-President Edmund Billotte Secretary Paul Aldrich Treasurer . William Litz Reporter Ward Goodrow Sentinel Timothy Nebgen Advisor Mr. Vokes This club is composed of boys studying vo- cational education in agriculture. Members visited various livestock and farm shows throughout the year. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Hager, J. Koval, J. Axelson, T. Trout, D. Spin gola, K, Peavy, P. Corns, P. Eodie SECOND ROW: A, Pulmgren, G. Mitch ell, J. Witherow, D, Unch, D. Foor, M Crow, R. Heichel. THIRD ROW: S. Brion A. Brown, R. Rougeux, J. Maloni, D Nogy, T, Hile, G. Moody, E, Carr FOURTH ROW: S. Thompson, J. Mich aels, B. Mellott, J. Hanley. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Kay Peavy Vice President Dick Spingola Secretary Tom Trout Treasurer John Axelson Advisor Mr. Pritts The Student Council, which is the student governing body of C.H.S., is under the super- vision of Mr. Pritts. The council helps conduct the Charity Crusade and collect paid assembly dues. lt also co-operates with other organiza- tions in their proiects. The council worked hard this year to provide homes for District Chorus students. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS President Connie Hugney Vice President Sarah Reitmyer Secretary Janice Gormont Advisor Miss Dole Members provide a valuable service to the school by assisting in the library. They contribute their study periods and time before and after school to receive and check out books, take attendance, aid students with reference works, and keep book shelves in order. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: M. Burns S. Reitmyer, J. Gormcnt, C. Hugney D. Zackareick, S. Lansberry, J. Cold well. SECOND ROW: R. Proud, E. Lar son, B. Smith, P. Hertleiw, B. Fontenoy D. Grice. THIRD ROW: J. Heichel, J Ott, A. Wallace, S. Foster, M. Neeper 91 ORCHESTRA Director Mr. William Stadtmiller. Present- ed an Evening of Music. Gave a radio broad- cast over WCPA. Members provided musical interlude for All-School Play. A typical mad rush after our orchestra concert SQUEAK, SQUAWK SQUAWK ,5 15' ua All these members of the Prom decorating committee are hard at work as you can plainly see. By-the way. What is Bentz doing? ? ? DANCE COMMITTEE The Dance Committee tries to create more interest in high school dances and to provide activities for students after school. Dances were held after several spc rt events and music was furnished by the high school dance band. lt was under the supervision of Mr. Keister, a new member to the 'Faculty this year. OFFICERS President Sandra Brown Vice President Bonnie Swatsworth Secretary Peggy Godin Treasurer Sonia Borst Advisor Mr. Keister BOTTOM ROW, left to right: D. Foor, B. Swatsworth, S. Brown, S. Borst, E. Robinson. SECOND ROW: D, McCracken, T. Trout, L. Butler, F. Buzzanca, 1 l S Little tin flutes and little toy drums YOOTY-lOOf-YOOYS and rummy-tum-tums. BAND Director Mr. Harold Kuhns. Presented a concert in the Evening of Music. Played for football and basketball games and pep as- semblies. Participated in armistice and Labor Day services and town parades. Members attended Band Day at Penn State on No- vember 'l. The seniors getting ready to go to District Band. what is so fascinating about that French Horn? I wonder I ARCHERY CLUB OFFICERS President Ronald Carns Vice President Bill Shaw Secretary Janice Simpson Advisor . Mr. Wisor Archery techniques were learned under the direction of Mr. Harold Wisor. The mem- bers develop skill, an understanding of the bow and arrow, and safety measures. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: G. Rice, J. Hager, S. Sherkel, D. Mollura, W, Shirey, M. Long, C. Hamm, J. Ander- son. SECOND ROW: G. Graham, S. Weisshaus, S. Shaw, A. Woolridge, D. Boal, M. Lingle, P. Maloni, H. Adam, D. Spingola. THIRD ROW: J. Knose, O. Kline, B. Tornatore, T. Reighard, J. McBride, N. Buckley, E. Carns, K. Knepp. FOURTH ROW: G. Greene, B. Fuhrer, T. O'Day, R. Read, B. Miller, R. Rose, R. Woodring. FIFTH ROW: P. Clarke, D. Schucker, A. Hixon, J. Koval, A. Davis, A. Weiss. 96 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: D, Kenyon B. Buck, R. Carns, J. Sirnpson, B. Shaw K. Wescott, K. Howell. SECOND ROW: W. Moterkowski, J. Hohnson, B. Henry J. Kennard, M. Conard. MATH CLUB OFFICERS President . . Dennis Mollura Vice President . . . Wilbur Shirey Secretary . . . Sue Sherkel Treasurer Margaret Long Advisor Mr. Miles Smith The Math Club furnishes valuable aid to the college preparatory seniors under the supervision of our mathematics teacher Mr. Smith. lt helps students pass college boards and college entrance examinations. The mem- bers learn to operate a slide rule. Some of the members took a test put out by the Mathe- matical Association of America. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: N. Reasinger, C. Norman, M. Kephart, M. Rowles, P. Kinkead, B. Henchbarger, M. Graham, R. McCracken, P. Lyda, V. Libreatori, L. Bumbarger, L. Learish. SECOND ROW: G. Hess, C. Murphy, B. Owens, R. Rea, K. Robb, L. Brummert, J. McGarvey, J. Ardery, C. Peterson, J. Winslow, B. Gralifius, B. Cowder. THIRD ROW: C. Parks, N. Demi, M. Jordon, C. Smith, S. Nicklas, J. Walker, J. Witherow, P. Rummings, E. Mitchell, J. Eisenman, D. Aveni. FOURTH ROW: M. Boyle, C. Rollin, P. Walters, B. Kendall, C. Learish, B. Mellott, C. High, C. Cowley, L. Smith. FIFTH ROW: J. Maz, B. Clark, M. Viard, M. Pavlinsky, S. Kline, B. Brown, M. Kirptick, C. Hess. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Don't worry fellows. These aren't some members of Girls Leaders Club!! The girls' leaders club did not elect offi- cers. The purpose ofthe club is to provide ac- tivity. Its members took a major part in the Physical Education Demonstration and per- formed various functions in gym classes. Many athletic activities are conducted at the club's meetings. 97 Drama C l u b demon- strates some wrong table fnanflefs. Now lhis is more like it! Members of fhe Charivy Crusade relax afver a iob well done. Another excerpt from The manners assembly. Sue is correctly intro- ducing two of her girl- friends. Our represenfatives at District Band are having a last minute chat. Clearfield High School's members of District Cho- rus. W o W! Whal sweaver girls! One of the characters in Key Club, 99 CANDIDS ACTIVITIES J A-A LP I . QQ: 100 ,pf l x . x x f QI af, ' j I Q - f ,M X XX Q3 xxx . I ,WRX , v v I . 4 Af 1 O ll W Ne WASHINGTCN TRIP And so to the excited cries of Jim, l want to sit beside you, and Hey, where's my lunch- l'm starved already! The buses pulled away from the Dimeling on that bleak, slightly snowy November morning as some sleepy seniors tried to catch forty winks before day break. After the bus floor had been completely littered with orange peels, cigarette butts and empty packs, some 200 odd miles later we arrived in Washington, D. C. While spending our stay in the city, we made the usual tours of the impressive Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, the beautiful, half- finished Washington Cathedral, Mount Vernon, from whose walls a few slips of ivy were tak- en and stashed away in suitcases as souvenirs, the National Airport, the tomb of the unknown soldier, the Smithsonian Institute, the Depart- ment of Printing and Engraving and, of course, the F. B. l. and Capitol Buildings. After trading flats for high heels and sportshirts for ties and white shirts, we all enjoyed a good time with chop suey at the Lotus Club. Sunday night we hated to say good-by to the city which had given us so many won- Oh, come now, Stew, don't you think that hat is iust a wee bit too fancy? derful memories, but all good things must come to an end so three bus break downs and bull sessions later, we arrived in Clearfield about 4:00 Monday morning, hardly able to keep our eyes open, but still bubbling over with accounts of our wonderful experiences. Don't look so frustrated, Lingle, if you must be taller than Ondo, buy that curb and take it with you! Oh, my, the sights that weren't seen thru the eyes of the house detective. Russell, with a look like thatvyou should be part of the statue!! ,J Death in the family? ALL SCHCCL PLAY After many sleepless nights spent trying to learn lines, extended illnesses of practically all the members of the cast, and many over wrought tempers, Friday, December 12, 1958, the three-act comedy by Sidney Howard The Late Christopher Bean, was presented in the C.H.S. auditorium. Under the able direction of Fred G. Gearhart, the young actors and actresses did a fine job and enioyed doing it. Those who were responsible for painting the action on a background of a small New Eng- lang doctor's home during depression times were: Jerry Koval, Sandy Brown, Sandy Howland, Kathy McGarvey, Kay Sadoti, Jim Walther, Dave McCracken, Jim Shugarts and Amos Hixon. Sandy lAbby' looks as though she's waiting for Christmas while it looks like New Year's Eve has come and gone for Kay Susie and Jim Warren Hi, Linda! !! 'lO3 Q--.,, A wwf ,ef g 1 + ' ' 1 1, f- x ,. Y' AL q X .- s L annhk U ,,, 3 Q1 Q W J' X885 1 I 4 If KX ,, A L A X O 4 1212152533 , 3 4.134 if -ug-W i 1 IH Q N , i Q ff wifi 1 1 n ,yy f 3 W '11 sy 'I 9 fu gggg V++,Aw ,... .,,, .. , . V . , . . I ,, ww, il' , ,,,f.,,., , . N 'g' I an I I ? ' , , if l 7 ,ag k, will, I l - , l ag, 1 K Q thi. ' ll rn an V mm. YQ W. mx xfm fl Q1 'E Q -, lk Ji - is in i 6 Q, 'E' iw lil AW, poor Mr. Butler has just drowned in the fish pond .... and look at Joe Bentz-he seems to be enioying it ALL SCHOOL PROM ln the midst of ci Hawaiian setting this year's All School Prom was held on May 8, 1959. Decorating the center of the floor was an island complete with palm trees, multi- colored flowers, and a fish pond. Directly above the island was an eye-catching prism, which while revolving, reflected the lights which were cast upon it, thus creating a mood of fantasy and charm. The iunior class tradi- tionally sponsored the prom which was fol- lowed by a post-prom party, and music was provided by the J. W. Sextette. 'Come to Hawaii on a Cruise -I pity the poor sucker that uses these guys as a drow- ing card on a tourist pamphlet. A-lo-ha-ha-ha-ha-ho,ho! 107 1? ,,,0 X EP ,, tl Am af! You're darn right there was a recession last year-The iunior dance line couldn't even afford to buy socks for their number in the minstrell Are my eyes playing tricks on me or does that guy have his hand in that plate of johnny mazzetti the cafeteria worker is holding? 'ifgf We hold The future in our hands The second one in from the right is the cutest' ' x pxs ,X CCJMMENCEMENT .....And so ended our high school days- May 29, 'I959 was a red-letter day in most seniors' diarys-It was the day, or rather the evening that we heard the final results of the hard work put forth by the commencement speakers. Under the direction of Mr. Wisor- Joyce Schultz, Sue Sherkel, Jerry Koval, Wil- bur Shirey, and Jutta Hager, did an excep- tionally fine iob in delivering advice and pointers on the outlook of our future. Gloria Rice and Sandra Shaw also turned in a good performance as they served as co-moderators in introducing each speaker's speech. Pre- ceding the presentation of diplomas by Mr. John A. Krolick, senior chorus enriched the program with two very appropriate numbers Down thru the Years and Ours Is the World. The close of the senior reception ended the last and most memorable day for the seniors-Their graduation. The seniors final program in C. H. S. Presentation of diplomas, with Bob Lingle on the receiving end. All the graduates and guests are very proud of the senior chorus SENICR RECEPTICJN After commencement, May 29, 1959, a reception was held for seniors and their guests in the high school gymnasium. The sophomores and juniors traditionally served punch and cookies to the graduates. Decora- tions, figures attired in caps and gowns, were furnished by the art department. Xt fs I I ,sh Take a look at two of the quietest graduates of 59 that you'll ever see! We bid our school a fond farewell. The members of Paul Clarke's family enjoy refreshments at the senior reception, ,XX 4 C.H.S. drops a Curwensville dummy from Lingle's helicopter during our last football pep assembly. Did anyone see those senior girls in the front rows counting the guys with wedding rings? The iuniors try to get their prom entertainment ready as the big night closes in. That guy with the clarinet must have spotted Buckley in the front row with that Gren- wich grin of his. Here we see assembled some of the brain factory's finest products! A new discovery Barbara Mar- tel does an exceptionally fine job with I've Got You Under My Skin. 115 CANDIDS A93 ,fr ? ATHLETICS Afhlehcs bring health health brings happmess F'-R-f...J+f'y Gif! -5 2173 X .-T-P f N I L f l I N yy m R E5 X Z ox Q ERS: Sf f 7993 J xx-1 Z --Q 1' 5 s'! nr. un.. ls..4 Y son... 'Iii' ,i lcv t-' COACH ES This year we saw the resignation of Miles Smith from the position of head basketball coach, that he has ably filled since 1948. During these past 11 years, Mr. Smith has posted only two losing seasons, and had two teams win district honors, one in 1951, win- ning the Southern District 9 championship, and one in 1956-57, winning the District 9 Champ- ionship. Mr. Smith has coached such great players as George Wise, All-State Forward in 1956-57. Mr. Smith will be missed, and we wish to express our thanks for the fine job he has done to promote basketball in Clearfield. We hope that the successor to the iob of head coach can live up to the fine record that Mr. Smith has established. CY BOGGS Director of Athletics MILES SMITH Head Basketball Coach HAROLD WILSON Head Baseball and Assistsnt Football Coach DAN SNYDER Head Track and Volleyball Coach WILLIAM JOHNSTON Assistant Wrestling and Football Coach 118 MARTY KOONS Head Football Coach ART WEISS Head Wres'ling Coach JOHN FILSINGER Golf Coach PAUL SMITH Rif1e Coach CLIFFORD BOHLENDER Equipment Manager FOOTBALL Tom ODay Guy Graham Ashley Woolrldge William Jones Dave Schucker Robert Henry Harrison Price Ken Rishel Torn Trout Darrell Rowles Hovvard Ogden Harold Kitchen Anson Graham William Shively Ed Carns Louis Marrara Carl Bloom Joe Bentz Henry Burnett Lemoyne Graham BASKETBALL Tom ODay Joe Bentz Tom Trout Pau Frantz Don McGarvey Guy Graham WRESTLING am Clark John Kruse Art Weiss Ash Woolridge Denny Mollura Martin Elbell Bob Thompson BASEBALL lrvin Curley Gary Lovvhead Lynn Coudriet Melvin Woodring Keith Gorman Harrison Price Jce Maloni Graydon Leech Bill Jones Charles Miller Dick Sunderland Bob Henry Giles Lanoger Bill Tornatore John Tornatore Marvin Johnston Ash Woolridge Sarah Lyons Anson Graham Dave S hucker Glenn Myer Ward Fink Terry Michaels Jerry Fletcher Orvis Fletcher Howard Oc den Roland Woodrlng Melvin Lingl Don Miller Jerry Robison William Morrison Loris Ireland Kenneth Carlson Lennie Wain Keith Knepp Dennis Mollura Tom Trout Jack Lydo Ken Rishel Judy Holdsvvorth Judy Walker June Anderson Bonnie Wilson Joyce Shugarts WEARERS OF THE C SENIORS IN SPGRTS This year the seniors of the Clearfield Area High School excelled themselves in their respective fields. lt would be impossible in this small space to acknowledge all the seniors individually for the work that they have done in sports. It is better that we give them all at one time a rousing well done and hope that the junior class will uphold the fine tradition that has been set for them to follow. FOOTBALL K. Rishel, G. Graham, G. Lawhead, A. Graham E. Carns, A. Woolridge, R. Henry, L. Marrara H. Price, T. O'Day, I. Curley, D. Schucker. BASKETBALL G. Graham, A. Graham, T. O'Day, D. Boal, G Myers, D. Schucker. WRESTLING M, Elbell, J. Kruse, R. Woodring, A. Woolridge M. Lingle, A. Weiss. 1 1 BASEBALL G Lcxwheud E Carns J Robnnson H Pruce L Wann R Knepp L Coudrlef I Curley GOLF A Woolrldge W Tornutore M Johnson G Lanoger VOLLEYBALL J. Shugcrts, S. Lyons, J. Anderson, B. Wilson, L6 , 4 -in az, f 'T ni S 'F Z 19' - N BOTTOM ROW, left to right: G. Lawhead, I. Curley, J. Mafoni, M, Woodring, H. Kitchen, G. Leech, E. Carr, C. Bloom, D. Rowles, SECOND ROW: K. Rishel, D, Schucker, E. Carns, A. Woolridge, T. O'Day, G, Graham, A. Graham, R. Henry, H. Price, L. Marrara. THIRD ROW: H. Ogden, W. Shively, W. Jones, D. Rowles, H. Burnett, .l. Bentz, .l. Dedman, T. Trout, T. Baucia. FOOTBALL The Bisons of Clearfield Area High School finished the season this year with a 6-4 rec- ord, bringing the Bisons out of a three year losing slump. In the first contest with Lock Haven the herd was victorious, winning by a score of 6-2. In the second battle, with Jersey Shore, the Koonsmen went down to defeat in a tough game, 7-12. Again feeling their form, the Eisons defeated a tough DuBois team by a score of 13-12, down in their luck once more, the herd dropped a game to State College, 12-19, and a qame to Philipsburg-Osceola, 18-39. Finding themselves once more, the herd went on the warpath and won the next four games, showing an amazing amount of skill on the gridiron. They defeated Punxsy 13-7, Tyrone 45-O, Bellefonte 32-12, and Northern Cambria 7-O. ln the arch-rival game with Curwensville, the Koonsmen met defeat, this time by the score of 18-13. Seniors Tom O'Day and Ed Carns both won a berth on the all-district team, and senior Guy Graham won a berth on the all-central counties team. Coach Koons is looking forward to a good season next year that may equal or top the one posted this year. Graham says, Toss it here Coach-before you drop it. 1 li IQ 'K X in ff. 7 .... .sy n Q K ' wg 65 A gzw 0 5 gg , ,, L4 H A-M ,14r 'r .H A -. YV 'V 1 A ' a ' Q KW f 4 T . ng I ,hgh via, Ng' --U 1? 1, 'L ' Me :vm WJ xg: Eg: sg s Exp . A --' il Ar- 3 iz, ,,.. ' Q 2 1 f w W U- ka' f Q I N ,I T Q 1 , N 10 X X BOTTOM ROW, left to right: T. Trout, J. Bentl, T. O'Day, G. Myers, T. Baucia. SECOND ROW: G. Graham, D. Boal, D. Schucker, P. Frantz, D. McGarvey, A. Graham. BASKETBALL The court-men of Clearfield High School finished the season with an 8-12 record, post- ing the first losing season that Coach Miles Smith has had for years. In the first contest of the year, the Bisons defeated Reynoldsville 43- 39. The second game was a repeat of the first, with Clearfield beating Philipsburg 55-51. A surprising Curwensville team then handed the Bisons their first defeat, 37-33. Still not playing up to par, the Herd fell victim to St. Marys 42-48. Bradford was then handed a loss to the tune cf 51-46. Meeting Philipsburg in their second contest of the year, the Smith- men again were victorious, downing them 54- 50. Falling down again, the Bisons were de- feated in the next two battles, 39-52, and 45- 48, by Brookville and DuBois, respectively. The Bisons gained some momentum and de- feated Kane 51-45 and Brockway 66-44. Hit- ting another snag, the Herd went down to the teams of Punxsy, 46-64, Bradford, 48-68, and again to DuBois, 36-48. Clearfield gained re- venge in the next game, beating Curwensville by a score of 45-31. Then the dark days came. The Herd lost the next five games, being de- feated by Ridgway 47-50, Brockway 29-30, Reynoldsville 55-60, Brookville 63-65, and the powerful Punxsy, 52-59. In the final game of 4 the year, the Herd downed Kane by the score of 54-41. Senior forward Tom O'Day distinguished himself by winning the district scoring crown, with a total of 305 points. O'Day also won a first place berth on the All-District team. What are you guys laughing about? Practice just started. U 6 . U 5 f 7 J ,J 0 1' 1 Q x AIA I gifs. 4 . . Q ,MW 'jx A V My Q Q I, ' 1? ,-, ,, K ?im ix . ff? 427' 'Y' Kai! -y Q f ' mr, 'Q' ' ' 1 ,I ,ir v '.' ' 'Avi' ' i',4 , , , 5 x K.. , ,Www 1,5 1 - li. if ' H - i'M .-1 L. 1 fx - . f L 9.10 I- Ji ' T'...-.415 fo. ...B T BOTTOM ROW, left to right: W. Morrison, J. Maloni, L. Ireland, I. Showden, T. Ogden, G, Leech. SEC- OND ROW: K. Knepp, J. Robinson, G. Lawhead, E. Carns, H. Price, I. Curley. THIRD ROW: K. Garmen, L. Coudriet, L. Wain, J. Haney, K. Carlson, B. Gilliland. BASEBALL .gm I ISU: The Clearfield Area Senior High School Baseball team posted an un-impressive 2-9 losing season this year. The team did not play up to its potential in the course of the season. In the first contest with Bellefonte, the Bisons lost by a score of 9-2. In the same week, the Herd again met Bellefonte, this time gaining revenge by a score of 3-O. In a tight game with Altoona, which was won on a home run, the Bisons lost by ci score of 'I-0. In a nine inning contest with St. Marys the Wil- sonmen lost by a score of 4-2. A perennially strong Philipsburg team handed the next two defeats to the Herd, by the scores of 'I4-I and 6-I. The Bisons lost the next two contests to Altoona and Red Bank Valley, 8-O, and I2-I. Clearfield won its second and last game of the year in defeating Brockway 4-I. In a close tussle with Curwensville, the Bisons were downed by a score of 4-3. In the last game, with Brockway, the Bisons battled I5 great innings to go down in defeat by the score of 3-2. It is hoped that the next season will pro- duce a better record than this. With the help of new men onthe squad, there is a good pos- sibility that this hope will become a reality. ln l958, the Bison Thinclads carried on the school's winning ways as they finished the sea- son with a fine record of victories. In the opening meet with Red Bank Valley the Bisons won quite easily by a score of 1195-712. This is the highest number of points ever to be com- piled by a Clearfield Track Team. The second and last dual meet was with Bellwood-Antis. Clearfield won 90-37. The Bisons placed sec- ond with 5Ol2 points to State College 81, while Huntingdon came in third with 27V2 in a triangular meet. The Snydermen again won the Big Three meet by a close score, Clearfield 69, Punxsy 60 and DuBois with 30. Juniors Tom Trout and Joe Bentz each took a second place at the District Meet, but the team failed to place high. Many records were set this year, among them is Bill Lewis' pole vault record of il' 2 which he set at State College. Bill Henry's mighty toss with the iavelin betters the old school record of Fama's which was 'l69 . Hen- ry's throw went l7l . fan is , Q y -Fig 3:3 I sv' Pm 'lk' -r.., ff 7 Hs--2- at iii 'L' ' ME' '-- 'ff' .-..... ,, A 'INA 51.33 nn .,Q- QPJVB . sq Y :V '41 SAS! J . V, -A , 94. Slow and steady wins the race, Dick. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: R. Henry, A. Hikon, T. Trout, J. Dedrnan, W. Jones, J. Gilliland, J. Bentz, D. Sunderland, K. Rishel. SECOND ROW: J. Lyda, T. Baucia, E. Podmenik, R. Rummery, C. Miller, H, Kitchen, R. Carns, W. Blackman, W. Lewis. THIRD ROW: Snyder, R. McCann, W. Henry, R. Buchanan, O. Kline, M. Lingle. FOURTH ROW: B. Anderson, W. Johnston, R. McCoy, J. Merritt, R. Zimmerman, R. Sax- man, D, Hall, J. Thomas, F. Wallace. The training of a future champ! ? ! ? Under the coaching of John Filsinger, Clearfield Area High School's golf team posted a 9 and 3 record for this season. ln their opener, the Herd golfers defeated Punxsy T4- l. The Linksmen chalked up five more victor- ies by marring the records of DuBois, Reclbank, Brookville, and St. Marys. The scores of these games were 8V2-6V2, T3-2, 'l2V2-2V2, and llVz-3V2. The Bisons dropped their first game to the Mounties of Philipsburg by the score 856-6V2. Defeat came again as State College and the Mounties once more topped the Herd by the scores ll-4, and 9V2-5Vz. Bouncing back after defeat, the Linksmen blanked Red- bank 15-0, and gained revenge on State Col- lege by chalking up the final game of the season, 8Vz-6V2. Two of the most impressive records were turned in by Bill Tornatore and Giles Lanager. Bill placed first in the District 9 Championship, with Giles a close second. Both boys went to the State Meet. Judy Holdsworth, the sophomore titlist, and Sarah Lyons turned in the best of the girls team records. Members of the team are Bill Tornatore, Giles Lanager, John Tornatore, Marvin John- son, and Ashley Woolridge. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Tornatore, M. Johnson, A. Woolridge, P. Frantz, G. Lanager, W. Tornatore. SECOND ROW: J. Shugerts, B. Wilson, J. Anderson. J. Walker, S. Lyons, J, Holdsworth, Hold it! l think you'll like this one! Coach Dan Snyder's Clearfield Area High School volleyball team failed to retain its posi- tion at the top of District 9 by bowing to Punxsy. In pre-district warm-up games, the Herd was able to defeat the Chucks 3 games to 2. ln the Southern District 9 Tournament, Clearfield went to the losers bracket, by losing to Reynoldsville. The Bisons started their comeback by defeating Brockway, and also by gaining a revengeful win against Reynolds- ville, they were able to try for the champion- ship against their pre-district warm-up foes, Punxsy. However, they were unable to pick up the championship. VOLLEYBALL We don't know what Trout finds so hilarious, but the other members of the track team seem to consider this camera angle quite seriously. BASEBALL Clfd. 2 Bellefonie 3 Bellefonte 0 Altoona 2 St. Marys l Phllipslourg l Philipsburg O Alfoona l Redbank 4 Brockway 3 Curwensvllle 2 Brockway Clfd. Opp. l'l912 Redbunk Valley SCORES Opp. 9 0 1 4 lA 6 8 12 'I 4 3 Clfd 1111 811 l4 13 15 1212 13 8 612 512 4 B11 TRACK Clfd 90 5012 State College 81 -Huntingdon 2711 69 GOLF Sf. Marys DuBois Punxsy Red Bank Valley Red Bank Valley Brookville Brookville DuBois Philipsburg Philipsburg Slate College Slate College Bellwood-Antis 37 Punxsy 60 -DuBois OPP 311 612 l 2 O 212 2 7 812 912 ll 612 OPP so BISCNETTES 134 THE BISON BOARD We ofthe Bison Stal? wish to thank every one who helped with this yearbook and the students who made this book possible ssociate Editor Sandy Brown Associate Editor Sue Welsshaus K 2 Sq Photographer Bob Lingle Associate Editor Neil Buckley 136 ssocrute Editor Sandy Shaw Advertising Manager Jim Sh ugarts Advisor Fred rick Weidner Business Manager Paul Clarke Typist Connie Selfridge Advisor Ardell Bressler EDITOR IN CHIEF Jerrionn Jury Thus year as always we have tried to make the Blsonette sectlon of thus book amuslng for you We hop many laughs readnng It as we dld wrutung It SO WHAT Getting out thus yearbook IS no plcnlc lf we prcnt lokes people say we are sully lf we dont people say we are sernous It we clap from other books We are too lazy to wrlte It ourselves lf we dont we are stuck on our own stuff If we stuck to the 'ob all day We ought to be out hunting pictures If we do get out and hustle We ought to be putting first thlngs first If we dont prnnt contributions We dont appreciate true genlus lf we do the book IS filled with lunk If we make a change In a fellow s wrlte We are too crntncal If we dont we are asleep Now luke as not someone wall say We swlpecl thus from some other book We Dad' We took a poll among the sensors what we came up wuth Most bashful Wlttlest Best Iooknng Most dngnlfled Most athletic Most talkatlve Best dressed Best dancer Most popular Best sport Blggest bluffer Most llkely to succeed Boy Marvin Johnson Nell Buckley Bull Tornatore Paul Clarke Ash Woolrudge Guy Graham Bob Llngle Jlm Stewart Tom ODay Wilbur Shnrey Jlm Shugarts Jerry Koval 137 1 1 , . , . 1 I 1 , . 1 1 , . . . 1 , . . 1 , . . , . U -pl I 1 , . 1 1 1 e you have as and here us Glr Connie Hamm Bonnie Wilson Sarah Lyons Sue Weusshaus Joyce Bnllotte Lea Davidson Peggy Jo Knepp Barbara Ondo Joyce Schultz Vlcku Liberator: Paullne Malonu Jutta Hager Here are all those seniors when they were actually sweet little children-before the problems of their senior year caught up with them. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerriann Jury, Sandy Shaw, Dave Schucker, Lea Davidson. SECOND ROWz Fourth grade boys at Leonard Grade School, Beverly Caldwell, June Anderson, Sarah Lyons. THIRD ROW: Gloria Rice, Neil Buckley, Sandy Brown. af my ,ig , 3321, 'fi ,rx 4 .5 ,M .sw U: 7 f . VM- 2? 'WR A A nf ff' ' ' ru-V Y, K 'N' 2 V .45 , A. Y v 3 7 A ? I Q. L,-,M 3 K Q if I 'V ' ,YI , M V gf A w -I K Fd A , ., - pglr Mk 1 iq ' I ,mv-' - M-ef., M . W - fi 'ff I ,Y YN,W5 Egvgwlr, , 'wa I 411, ., nf ffifw fvfzwf 'G .. . ,A-f 1,'f'Klf, - f . ? ,2IfH mf 'min um' x iff 'E ' if 2 ' 0 ' 1: :zmllfx ia 'f 'fvff1gWj.'4'g w 'fyv 'gn 4 5 ,j,, ,Y.z-1 -, ' .'iQgf' tz1f1 'A F EM 'xp fb- If--. wi f .w U f f.. 4 . . X 4., ' . 1 fmtif, r , 'A M. 'Q 5 fr It L ?if!ff,g-gyg ., Liv-f - QQ 4f,.,,-251 ex 1 2, '1,Li.T, A 5, Q ,ig A fy r V727 fr: 1' ' 4 69' 4 I gil.-. Tf6,i,' -U 'M i 1-ff ' rv 71 , f 45 ,7 ' .,,, , n 'M l , 4- I Q, ff , X , , A .1 . ,, 1 Hia Sn '!fg,,v:'?A... '-', X 3 , , I 4 5 ffwiyq -,aff g A ,.,NM,4i,5 K ,Y , Vw, , X ', QL guy I j' I wx-.g,X4 -,xv QQ... 1 A f , ,Lp A- Tx Milli? 1, :fm-QI? I PATRCNS We of the Bison Board extend our many thanks for the contributions and support of the community in making the Bison a success. Community support has been traditional for many years in CHSp 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, Shull Studios L R Batcheler Tyrone Fullmgton Auto Bus Co Clearfield Auto Dealers Kurtz Bros Lettzinger Bros Clearfield Trust Company County National Bank Dr Thomas H Aughenbaugh Bell Silberblatt 8. Swoope Bookwalter Bros Coal Co Carns Bros Inc Coca Cola Bottling Co I C Edmunds 8i Sons Acme Market Austin Yeager Trucking Clyde Bartley Insurance Belfast Coal Co Blooms Insurance Bloom s Pharmacy Brake Drum 8: Equipment Co Dr George W Brett Browns Boot Shop E M Brown Inc Henry J Brown Charles Bumbarger 81 Sons P M Burns Farms Supply Co Clearfield Cheese Co Clearfield Clay Products Clearfield Dairy CO Clearfield Electric Co operative Dr George C Covalla Harbison Walker HC Smith 81 Smi T40 Leavy Funeral Home Joe Lee Lingle Coal Co Miller Dairy Co Ryan Bros Inc Sears Roebuck Co Lewis Demi 8- Sons Dr Elmo Erhard Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Clearfield Equipment Co Furs Inc Ministerium Music Center Oil 81 Gas Paper 8. Notion Television Inc Community Loan 81 Discount Co Commercial Printing John R Crago Inc James T Crissman Daisher G M C Garage Daisy Thorn Shop Dr Gerald J Dunegan Dufton Hardware Co Fraternal Order of Eagles 'k 'A' if if 'k i' 'k wk 'lr -k 'k 'k if 'k 'k -k 'k if . . , Jr. I ., . . . ., . . .th nk 'k 'sk if 'k 'k Co. ' . , . . . , . , . ' Co. , . . , . . . , . . , . Co, ' ' - ' , I . . PATRONS Flood s Servuce Station W T Grant Co Wnlluams 8- Green Helmbold 8. Stewart Hollopeters Feed Store Howes Jewelry Store Dr Roger Hughes D W Hummel Hynd Mobnle Servtce Dr Theodore E Jabbs Jurys Service Statton Dr H S Keeney Klfer Construction Co Ktrsch Maytag 81 Electrlc Laclede Chrtsty Co A W Lee J Howard McGarvey McGregor Sportswear Moore Wilson and Eshelman Mullens Esso Servnce Kenneth J Nncholson O Braen s Jewelry Store Owen s Grocery Dr Fred Pease Penbrook Contracting Co Adam s Patnt 81 Body Shop Dr H J Bacharach Bailey Motors A 8. D Beards Service Statnon 8- J B Bea Beckwith Machtnery Co Be ls Tax: Bennett Funeral Home Best Jewelers Blockers Floral Shop Bobs Army 8. Navy Store Boulton 8t Boulton Dr C F Bovard Bradford s Grocery Store Brodys Pennsylvanua Electric Co Progress 8- WC PA Qulgleys Drug Store Shugarts Shoes C M Rhnne 81 Son C T Rus Rtshels Servlce Statton Rltz 8. Lyrtc Theatres Rnverslde Market Robinson Clay Co Dr Lawrence J Rougeux Sandys Market Scott 8. Rabe E S Shuck Hotel A B S aw E L Shtrey Lumber Smnth Camera Shop Smtth s Furnlture Soult Wholesale Co Fred Sweely A 8- P Tea Co Thorn s Inc Turnpnke Kendall Servnce Statton Dr Andrew J Waterworth Dr S Z Welsshaus Urey 81 Mukesell Brown Bros Express Inc Buck s Cafe tony Capatch Cordlnales Second Street Kendall Joe Castagnolo Dr D M Casteel Charles E 81 Wtlltam C Chase Chubbys One hour Cleaners Claster s ClearfTelder Hotel ClearfTeld Clearfield Clearfield Clearfleld Clearfield Diner Hardware Co Inc Lanes Machine Co Motor Club , . . . . , . X Dr. . . ' hel , . . - ' . . . h . . , r. . . ' Co. . , . G. C. Murphy Co. . . . , -It 'A' 'k 'k , . . , . I , . . . , L. F. . . rd he ' ' . ' ' . I I I I-il PATRONS Clearfield Recappung Cowdrlck s Davldson s Stcre tor Men Boys Eggers Grocery Store Jacobson 8. Etzwemler Fashton Shop F 8. F Cleaner Gardners Amoco Gas John B Gates The Gift Box Gray Battery 81 Auto Supply Herman s Lunch Holden Paint 8- Hardware Co Dr B W Hoover Walter Hopklns J Lewis lrwln Joes One Hour Cleaner Johnson Machine Co Jones Servlce Center Edward T Kelly Dr G A Kempner Clarence R Kramer Krebs Bros Larrys Paint 8. Body Shop Llngle Truckmg Co Lytle Insurance Malloy Hardware Company Manns Atlantrc Servlce Statlon Manns Esso Statlon Harry E Mann Maranos Servuce Statlon Maries Beauty Shop Maranos Tavern Marlenes Dres Shop McClosky Auto Wrecklng 8. Salvage McClures Boot Shop McKenzie Dunlop Tlre ore Mltchell Mllllng Co Mtllers Restaurant D J H Mohr Loyal Order of Moose The Music Room Monty Narehood Tony Natal: Shoe Repair Natoln s Snack Bar P N a Noveys Iron 81 Steel Ogdens Weldung Shop Owen s Service Statlon Paradlse Drive In Penn Furniture D C Penoyer 8. Co Peteull s Market J C Penney Co Phuls Bar and Grlll Polnt Servlce Station Prave s Publlc Market J S Raub Shoe Store Rltz Grull Robunson s Men s Shop Rossellls T V Servlce Al Rowles Grocery Smeal Bros Max Smith Cleaning Sherwin Wllllams Palnt Sterlnng Rootlng Co Stevens Economy Market Sunshine Cleaners Thompson 8- Buck Dr W P T orp Dr John C Todd Unclercofter Floral Shop Victory Tavern Walker 8. Shlrey General Store Walthers Garage West Side Dlstrlbutlng Co White Cross Barber Shop Wolf Furnlture Co Woolndge Coal Co H R Woolrtdge Co Workman s Manufacturing Young Mens Shop Ztfts Tots to Teens Shop Robert Zimmerman Floormg T4 ' Co. . , 81 ., 'D R. . e l S , . . Dr. Robert White Kitting Royal RSSfClUrGnf f ' . . . h ' ' St ' . r. . . ' ' Co. 2 COURTESY HONCR SERVICE ALMA MATER Here s e proise of Cleorfield High here sto its girls ond boys Here s e lime Tho! s pcissing by here s to our student Ioys Here s e school we hold so deor here s to the friendly tie Here s e days of song ond cheer here s to old Clearfield Hig . Oh Clearfield High Oh Cleorfield High thy proise we love to sing- T e songs cmd cheers os victory neors through field ond hcill will ring T e time will come when songs will foi' when cheers will die owoy U Cleorfield High we still will hoil while memory holds her swciy. U Cleorfield High we still will hoil while memory holds her svvoy. l4 144 THIS COPY OF IHE 1959 BISON IS THE PROPERTY OF CLASS OF 19 AUTOGRAPH REQ