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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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Old Town Road Approach To Clearheld Thus Slgn Recently Replaced A Slgn Whlch Read CLEARFIELD Named From Flelds Where Buson Roamed So In 1930 THE BISON Became The Clearfleld Hugh School Symbol Dubois Had Ifs Beaver Punxsutawney Its Ground Hog So The Buson Was A Natural For Clearfleld I, I I 5 C x .. ,4 , o u nw H . , u o KAK . -1. ,Q I, Q. 4, - fy .V , J , . W at O Q u . O n Q 0 CLEARFIELD On The West Branch Of The Susquehanna River Truly Fields Which Today Contain Homes, Business Establishments, Churches, Schools, And Industries All Of Which 'x,', .,, .ill -f 1lS good to live in C earfleld Route US 322 approach to Clearfield 5 Make BENNY BISON Very Proud On His 30th Anniversary nf D ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS BISONETTES LN 174,171 Zyvibida Q IIIIIQI II III U I IEIIMICININII O6 P 124 9 P I42 9 I I IINYN IM M 'I . jx !uIII IIIIII III, , Cf' I 1 1 Ixx-XF Z X Ab Aww-ww-A I 1 J X . . . Pg 8 f , . . . . Pg 22 . . . Pg so ' . . . . Pg I I 1932-Mr. Mead became principal of I.H.S. A qualified staff of teachers and adminisirators has been typical of C. H. S. through the years. f-- . X 7 hx V , if tial, li 3' Appl! mn llgmllidani YEAR OLD -1 NW 9 ADMINISTRATION As we, the seniors, walk out the doors of C, H. S. tor the last time, our thoughts dwell for a moment on the administration and faculty whose guidance and good wishes have bolstered us on, even in the worst of times, to good citizen- ship and good grades. We are very proud to welcome for the first time this year, Miss Richa- Ieen Shanklin, Mr. Gerald Maurey, Mr. Ralph Wetzel, Mr. John Shobert, Mr. Lawrence Biddle, and Mr. Walter Johnston, as new members of our staff, and wish them success with their new iobs. To the underclassmen we extend our best wishes for the years to come. .Wax 'D' J OV l PAYOLA ELWOOD L. ROHRBAUGH W. HOWARD MEAD CHARLES A. VOGELSONG JR B.S., M.Ed. A.B., A.M. B.S., M.Ed Superintendent of Schools Principal of Senior High School Vice Principal Lock Haven State College Pennsylvania State University Dickinson College Pennsylvania State University Columbia University Pennsylvania State University 1933 - Wagon Trains was the theme of The Bison I0 JH-fulfil' WILLARD F. DOMINICK MARION DOLE B.S., M.Ed. A.B., B.S. in L.S. Art Librarian Commercial Geography wglson College Indiana State College Western Reserve University Pennsylvania State University GEORGIA WOOLRIDGE SUSAN KEPHART BERNICE LORD B.S. B.S. 8.5. Homemaking Dietitian Home and School Counselor Indiana State College Pennsylvania State University New York University GEORGE L. MEYER HAROLD E. KUHNS WILLIAM STADTMILLER B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.S. B.S. Chorus Director of Music Assistant Music Director Juniata College West Chester State College Westminster College Pennsylvania State University University of Pennsylvania A -8 s FREDRICK P. WEIDNER B.S., Mfd. Physics Chemistry Biology Gettysburg College Pennsylvania State University Indiana State College 0 ls ALVERTA R. SNYDER Mrs. Snyder, Mr. Vokes, and Mr. Bohlender take a break in the faculty room. CLIFFORD BOHLENDER SCIENCE B.S. B.S. Practical Science Biology Grove City College Pennsylvania State University MATH MILES SMITH B.S., M.S. Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry Bloomsburg State College Bucknell University l ARTHUR J. WEISS GERALD MAUREY B.S. B.A., M.Ed. Business Math Algebra Albright College Plane Ge0me Y Edinboro State College Pennsylvania State University 12 SCCIAL SCIENCE HAROLD wisoiz as, M.Ed. I M4 f3vL'h'x Economics Social Problems United States History Pennsylvania State University Y? MARTIN KOONS B.S. United States History Driver Training Physical Education Bl S 4 'f'f QQiP5:?I' - I West Chester State College WILLIAM E. JOHNSTON B.S., M.Ed. Commercial Geography Indiana State College Pennsylvania State University LAWRENCE BIDDLE 1-gg +1-aff RALPH WETZEL JOHN SHOBERT B.S. 8.5. B S. United States History World History United States History World History Manstield State College Bloomsburg State College Mr. Johnston seems to be in doubt about that green punch, 1,-f5 k7'.5:'S I f .QA N gg v ' ' ' United States History Consumers Education Commercial English Lock Haven State College 1938 - The Bison was dedicated to the Board of Education of the Clearfield Public Schools. 3- is LANGUAGE 195 K. ELIZABETH LAURIE A.B. English 5 f Vussor College l BETTY HARRIS 8.5. English Indiana Slate College JOHN FILSINGER A.B., M.A. Spanish Thiel College Syracuse University MARIE ERRIGO B.A. French Wilson College RICHALEEN SHANKLIN I A.B. Two of our ollruclive sfudenl teachers, E 9I'5I Miss Cupcni and Miss Robbins, ore hard Wes1Virginic: University of work in the foculiy room. Mr. Ardell Bressler served as an editor of The Bison. -U! GRACE FRANCEMORE 8.5. Lolin Sophomore Counselor Indiono Store College JANE GILLESPIE B.S, English lndiono Stole College LANGUAGE ARDELL G. BRESSLER B.S. English Lock Hcven Store College GRETCHEN HILLER B.S., A.M. English Junior Counselor Pennsylvcnio Slcxle University Mr, Filsinger hands our the golfing awards Oo members of this yec:r's golf teom. Mr. Smith is showing his trig class the fundamentals of calculus. an- ,vs VOCATIONAL EDWARD T. JACOBS B.S., M.Ed. Director of Vocational Department Related Drawing Clarion State College Pennsylvania State University FRED C. GEARHART Vocational-Electric University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State University WARD E. LATSHAW Vocational-Automotive Pennsylvania State University Mr. Gearhart, our Dramatic W. KENNETH BUTLER Vocational-General Metal Pennsylvania State University LUTHER E. RISHEL Vocational-Carpentry Pennsylvania State University ROBERT A. FIKE B.S., M.Ed. Industrial Arts California Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Arts Coach, dared us to take his picture. 1 . 1944 - Dedication of The Bison was to C. H. S.'s first group of vocational graduates. , , Q. 4 N. ffq f IX :GT if Q,- 1' VOCATIONAL V Mr. Kommerer, Mr. Pritts, and Mr. Wilson broaden WWWWW their knowledge by reading the morning paper. f I Arrlvygpfftfliiri 5 ' WALTER JOHNSTON B.S. Agriculture-Education Pennsylvania State University MARVIN J. WILLIAMS B.S. Related English Indiana State College EDWIN S. KAMMERER B.S. Related Mathematics Lock Haven State College PAUL M. SMITH B,S., M.Ed. Related Science Related History Shippensburg State College University of Pittsburgh Rev. Miller, Mr. Turner, Mr. Mead, and Mr. Rohrbaugh lead the seniors into the auditorium for the last time. ae-' 1945 - Miss Hiller and Mr. Smith served as advisors for the Bison Board I7 gf COMMERCIAL GARY R. KEISTER B.S. Business Behavior LENA KNEPP B00k eePI 9 B.S. Pennsylvania State University Shorthand Office Practice Indiana State College WILLIAM D. BUTLER B.S. Typing Bookkeeping Indiana State College Mr. Keister seems to be sympathizing with Tom, There are iust too many girls in this cIass.'f HAROLD A. WILSON B.S., M.Ed. Typing Commercial Law Indiana State College Pennsylvania State University BERTRUM G. PRITTS B.S. Salesmanship Senior Counselor Indiana State CoIIege 1952 - The Bison honored Maior Fredrick P. Weidner PHYSICAL EDUCATION NEVA WISOR B.S. Health Physical Education Pennsylvania State University JOHN D. SNYDER B.S. Health Physical Education George Washington University Mr. Potters, Bob Dedman, and Dave Soderlund look over this year's Champion Track Team's statistics. 1 MARGARET FRY B.S. Health Physical Education West Chester State College JOHN J. POTTERS B.S., M.Ed. Athletic Director Health Physical Education East Stroudsburg State College Pennsylvania State University Miss Hiller introduces the guests at our tirst annual College Night. e E l l i 1 L. SECRETARIES H ns.. DOROTHY WISOR SHIRLEY MILLER Secrefary fo the Principal Secreiory to the Superintenden? OLLIE MICHAELS JOAN KELLER Clerk in Superintendenfs Office Secreicry fo The Vocoiionul Director d .L Mr. Mead is calling to Miss Wisor, Eiiher This class must hove known their piciure was get off ihof phone and quif grinning, or fell being token: look how industrious they look! rne whczi's so funny! 20 CANDIDS lt's a good thing the party to whom Mr. Vogel- song is speaking can't see him sticking out his tongue at them. l'll bet lust about everybody knows where this cate- teria worker is wheeling that coffee-straight up to room 2l5l I While Mr. Pritts end Mr. Bohlender seem to be in doubt about that plant, Mr. Gearhort is calmly explaining that it is herbivorous, not carnivorous. 21 W 5 490' 5 .. X 'va H w ,pf N4 .sg ,Mg an 's '.:3f::f'? ff . .AA X MK! 1931-Marie Geynet, cm imporfcmi member of our faculty CMrs. Errigoj, was Editor-in-Chief 2 of The Bison. I Qfff Q4 JK 4,4 g Mx ' M30 IJQNMH YEAR ULD 47 23 N W! Jim 7960 Senior Officers: Secretary, Pat Rummings, President, Sam Clark, Vice-President, John Axelson, Treasurer, Mona Solomon, Historian, Carolyn Rowe. l' 5 Tell me, are these members of the Senior Chorus really paying attention, or does it lust look that way? As we seniors look back on our last year in C.H.S., we remember a year full of many activi- ties and good times. Leadership for the seniors of 1960 was in the hands ot: Sam Clark, Presi, dent, John Axelson, Vice-President, Pat Rum- mings, Secretary, Mona Solomon, Treasurer, and Carolyn Rowe, Historian. The annual Washington Trip at Thanksgiving time was enjoyed by sixty-seven of the seniors. Those who went will never forget the wonderful and exciting time they had. This year the stu- dents of C.H.S. presented two all school plays, The Trip to Bountiful on November 9 and Charley's Aunt on February 29. Seniors par- ticipating in these plays were: Pat Ziel, Bill Price, Charles Stone, John Shively, Sam Yost, and Torn Lansberry. Many members of the senior class partici- pated in the year's lDownbeat. Mona Solomon and Bill Price attended district chorus at Morri- son Cove, and George Gaylor, Jane Rohrbaugh, and Sharon Podmenik traveled to Philipsburg to represent C.H.S. at district band. George Gaylor was our senior representative at Regional Band. This year's Aqua Prom will be remembered by the 1960 seniors as one of the year's most memorable occasions. In football, Tom Trout received honorable mention on the all district football team, and both Tom and Joe Bentz held honorable mention titles on the central counties team. In basketball, Tom Trout earned a place on the second all district team while Paul Frantz received honorable men- tion on the all district team. Other seniors onthe basketball team were Joe Bentz, Don McGarvey, Conrad Rougeux, John Axelson, Charles Carter, Ira Showden, and Terry Michaels. With four senior varsity wrestlers, our wrest- ling team was known as one of the best in the State. Seniors Sam Clark, Dennis Hile, and Orvis Fletcher won district titles while Orvis Fletcher earned a regional championship. This year our track team was undefeated in duel meets and also won the Big Three meet with DuBois and Punxsutawney. Bill Lewis set a new all school pole vault record of 'll' 4V2 . Joe Bentz won district honors in high iumping while Tom Trout earned three district wins in the T80-low hurdles, 120-high hurdles, and one-half mile re- lay. Tom set a new school record in the high hurdles and was a member ofthe one-half mile relay team which also set a new all school record. Three seniors, John Tornatore, Bill Shively, and Paul Frantz, were members of the golf team. John was a trophy winner and one of six quali- tiers at the District 9 golf tournament. Loris Ire- land, John Axelson, Ira Showden, Don McGarvey, and Lonnie Howell were seniors on the baseball team. Many seniors participated in both the Gym Demonstration and the Gym Clinic. Seniors, Woody Wisor and Judy Walker, won first place honors at the Gym Clinic. Our senior year came rapidly to a close with Shelf Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement activities. We want to extend our sincerest ap- preciation to Mr. Pritts for the guidance he has given us this past year and to our teachers tor the wonderful help they have given us. This picture has its up's and down's. With Moose and Fish, it's freckles at first sight. BERTRUM G. PRITTS Senior Class Counselor 25 I 7960 ' Louise demonstrates how to fly of the Jelierson Memorial. down the steps fa ....'3. W E? wr :.1 - 5 0 , f ' g.. 3 - ROBERT W. ADAMS Vocational Electrical Bison Board 3, 4, Rifle Club 7, 3, 4. PAUL R. ALDRICH Agriculture Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4-Secretary 3-Vice-President 4. JOYCE M. ARDERY Gusser Social Business Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Co-ed Club 4, Leaders 2, 3, 4, Triangle 2, Sub Deb 3. WESLEY A. ARFORD rrwesu College Preparatory Rifle Club 4, Archery Club 2, Math Club 4. DONNA l. AUGHENBOUGH General Co-ed 4. DIXIE LEE AVENI Hmxt, College Preparatory Sub Deb 2, Press Club 3, 4, Math Club 4, Art Club 3, Triangle 2, Co-ed 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4. 1934 - The Bison was dedicated 'ro JOHN CHARLES AXELSON College Prepara ory Baskelball 2 3 Golf Club 2 3 Math Club 4 Stu dent Council 3 Treasurer 3 Class Vlce President 3 4 Baseball4 STAN BAIN Sian Vocational Carpentry JOSEPH ANTHONY BARBARA Jlgger General Golf Club 2 3 4 Volleyball 4 JAMES C BELL lm College Preparalory Rlfle Club 2 3 Golf Club 3 Malh Club 4 WILLIAM J BELL 1 Vocational Agrncullure Future Farmers of America 4 Treasurer 4 DONALD ALLEN BENDER Vocahonal General Metals Rifle Club 3 4 JOSEPH LESTER BENTZ JR ers Social Academnc Football 2 3 4 Baskelball 2 3 4 Track 2 Volleyball 2 3 4 Varsny Club 2 3 4 EDMUND F BILLOTTE Eddie AQYICULTUFB Fufure Farmers of America 2 3 Vlce President 3 Presvlenr 4 Boys Leaders Club 2 4 WILLIAM E BLACKMAN Sonny General Key Club 3 4 Ari Club 3 EDWARD L BLAKE Eddie General Rlfle Club 2 3 4 Boys Leaders Club 2 the New Era fo the future UAXH , 2 , 1 1 - .. 5 . , 1 . 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H H , 1 - H -1, , , J . 1 BONNIE JEAN BLOOM Social Business Golf Club 2 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Commercial Club4 DONNA l BOOKWALTER Dunno Soclal Buslness Drama 2 President 2 Student Councnl 2 Girls Leaders Club 3 Class Hlstorlan 3 Art Club 4 Cheerleaders3 4 SHIRLEY A BRADY Porky Social Academlc Commercial Club 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 4 Future Nurses 2 JOANNE BROAD General JOHN J BROWN Vocational Metals ROBERT E BROWN Bob College Preparatory Drama Club 4 Math Club 4 Presldent 4 Rifle Club 2 Golf Club 2 3 4 SANDRA M BROWN Sandy College Preparatory Db 2 3 4 Future Tachers 2 3 4 Ma Club4 WILLIAM F BROWN u College Preparatory Rifle Club 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Key Club 2 3 4 Treasurer4 FRED P BROWNE Brownie College Preparatory Science Club 3 Golf Club 3 4 Math Club 4 LINDA GAIl BRUMMERT Brumsle Socual Business Band 2 3 4 Commercual Club 4 Drama Club 2 Co ed Club 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 Leaders Club 3 4 1 , , 1 ., ,, - f 1 : : 1 , . H ,, : , , 1 , 7 - HJ rr o H ,. : - : : , , - ,. .. Sub e , , : e , , 5 th H - H BII ,. -H 1 , : - ., .H , , : : : - 1 , : , 7960 ' These intelligent looking people are our future spacel men and women. Au. h E- DIANA E. BUMBARGER Social Business Commercial Club 4, Co-ed Club 4. LINDA KLARE BUMBARGER General Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4, leaders' Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. S. GREGOR BURNISKY usregn Secretarial Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. FRANK N. BUZZANCA Paco College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 3-Secretary-Treasurer 4, Math Club 4. RAYMOND L. CALHOUN Louie Vocafional Automotive DOMINIC CARDINALE Hoop. General CHARLES W. CARTER Vocational General Metals Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4 VIOLET A. CARTER General Chorus 2, Co-ed 4, DONALD M. CATHCART Kitchee College Preparatory Wrestling 3, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 2, Math Club 4, Key Club 4. MARY ANN CHESNOKA Secretarial Commercial Club 3, 4, Sub Deb Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3. SAM l.. CLARK Manuel College Preparatory Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 2-President 2, Var- sity Club 3-Secretary 3, Rifle Club 4, Moth Club 4, Class President 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN ANN COLLINS Bookkeeping Commercial Club 4, Sub Deb Club 2, Co-ed Club 3, 4. 7960 ' Meet our happy-go-lucky senior band mem bers. 1941 - The annual Bison was dedicated to CONNIE E COLLINS Soctal Business Commerclal Club 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 RODNEY DE LAN COLLINS Ro Vocational General Metals Rnfle Club 2 3 4 Student Councnl 4 Stagecraft 2 SANDRA M COLLINS an General Sub Deb 2 3 IRIS ANN CONFER College Preparatory Sophomore Drama Club 2 Girls Leaders Club 2 DONALD W CONRAD Don College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Math Club 4 Rufle Club 2 KENNETH E COON Wong Lee College Preparatory Wrestllng 2 3 Chess Club 4 Math Club 4 Student Council 2 CAROL ANN COULTER SecreIarval BRENDA JOYCE COWDER Shorty College Preparaiory Girls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Co ed Club 3 4 Fuiure Teachers 3 Rifle Club 2 Library Club 2 Press Club 2 JOHN R CRAGO JR Clutch General Volleyball 4 Golf Club 4 Key Club 4 Boys Leaders Club 3 4 Art Club 3 WILLIAM EARL CRANDELL I Vocational Electrlc Rifle Club2 3 4 Arch r 2 Stagecraft 2 3 4 Sen lor Recephon 2 3 Education for the Defense of Amerlcan Democracy 31 1 , , - ll dll A , , : ' 1 - IIS -ll , . 1 ' - , 4 ll . II , , 1 ' , : : ' - ll . ll f 1 : 2 Commercial Club 3, 45 Drama 27 Sub Deb 2, 3, 4. 1, ., ' , , : - , : : : ' 2 . , . H H 2 1 : , 2 - llB'nll ' , , : S : , , 1 ' , . . . BONNIE LEE CRAWFORD General Commercial Club 3 4 Co ed Club 4 MARY MARGARET CROWE Mlm: Secretanal nd2 3 4 Ochestrc2 3 4 Corus2 3 Commercial Club 4 3 Student Councnl 3 DANIEL L Dan DAVIS Vocational General Metals JERRY E DEDMAN Uncle Jer General Football 2 3 4 Tra c 3 4 Varsity 4 Vuce Presldent4 NANCY LEE DEMI General Teachers 2 Glrls Leaders Club 3 4 Student Council 4 Senior Reception 2 3 ANTHONY J DemKOVITCH Stony General KAREN R DIEHL College Preparatory Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2 3 4 u dent Council 2 Golf Club 2 3 Math Club 4 GEORGE D DUCKETT JR Bud Socual Academac Leaders Club 3 PEGGY EAMIGH Secretarial Co ed Club 2 3 Drama Club 2 Commercial Club JOEL K EDMUNDS Socual Academlc Co ed Club 4 Leaders Club 2 Cb , : - . I' ' 'll BU f , 7 r , , 5 h , : - : 7 ' . ll . ll ll I ll , , 1 I1 2. , : ' lu Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Future J ' , : ' 2 1 - ll I ll , , 1 , , :St - 1 , 2 - H H - , : 1 ' 3,4. 0 ' l wonder what Pat really expects to make? Rvlfrri 'i4li cvl JANICE l. EISENMAN Ikers Social Business Chorus 3, 4, Commercial Club 45 Girls Leaders Club 3, 45 Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT L. EN SMINGER Bronc Vocational General Metals CAROL ANN ERHARD Snake Secretarial Commercial Club 4, Rifle Club 4, Coeed 2, Girls Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES DAVID ESHELMAN HDUVEH College Preparatory Chorus 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, Rifle Vcnrsity 2, 3, 4 ALBERT M, EVANS Bookkeeping Commercial Club 3, Rifle Club 4. DONNA LEE FLETCHER College Preparatory Co-ed 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 2, Future Nurses of Amer ica 2, 35 Math Club 4. ORVIS W. FLETCHER Robbie General Wrestling 3, 4, Rifle Club 25 Varsity Club 4. BARBARA ANN FONTENOY Barb Secretarial Commercial Club 3, 47 Coed 2, 3, 47 Library Club 2, 3. DEANNA JEAN FOOR HDEH Secretarial Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Student Council 37 Coed 2, 3, 4-- Treasurer 3, Dance Committee 3, 4-President 4, Leaders Club 3, 4. THEODORE D. FORCEY H-I-edt, Social Academic J. PAUL FRANTZ Ill Shorty College Preparatory Basketball 2, 3, 47 Varsity Club 4, Golf Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club 4-Vice President 45 Go'f Teczm 3, 4. GUY FRELIN Crash General Golf Club 4. 7960 ' Yea! Clearfield, Beat the Tide! 1956 - Through the Years was the DANIEL W GAYLOR Dan Vocahonal Eledrlc Sfagecraft 2 3 GEORGE W GAYLOR III Bunch College Preparalory nd2 3 4 Ocheslra 2 3 4 Corus 2 Dance Band 2 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Ch ss Club 2 3 Press Club3 4 GEORGE G Glll Jorge General Rifle Club 2 JOHN WOOlRlDGE Gll.l.llAND General Golf Club 2 Drama Club 4 Journalism 2 Track RUTH ANN GISEWHITE General Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Future Nurses 2 Golf Club 3 Rifle Club 3 Chess Club 3 Co ed Club WARD GOODROW JR Goodle Agriculture Fufure Farmers of America SHIRLEY JEAN GOSS Shor Socral Business Commercial Club 4 Co ed Club 3 LOSETTA .I GRAFFIUS Bonme General Coed Club 2 3 4 Press Clu 4 Girls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Archery Club 2 MAYNARD C GRAHAM Vocahonal General Meial DIANNE JANE GRICE Dee Secretarial Commercial Club 3 4 Coed Club 2 3 4 Library Club 2 3 4 Vnce Presndenl 4 theme of this years Bison ll . ll , . . . H U Ba , , : f f , : ll , 3. 4: . . ,, , , , , , v , 2 , - H I. : 1 ' 1 3, 4. , . : , , : : i 1 1 - 45 Leaders Club 4. , . H ' H ' 2, 3, 4. 1, -,H ' : - , 4- ll ' ' Il - , , : b3, 1 ' f , : . 1, H ' , 1 - , , : ' 1 I 1 ' - 0 I 0 . MARGARET ANN GUELICH Peasv Soclal Academrc Co ed Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Future Nurses 2 3 4 ROY CALVIN GUELICH a Vocahonal Electrrc Chess Club 4 Rrfle C ub 2 3 Archery Club 2 Stage craft2 3 4 LARRY M HALE Larr General Rifle Club 2 3 Math Club 4 THERESA JANE HARAST Secretarial Commercral Club 3 4 C ed Club 2 3 4 RICHARD N HEICHEL Rrc General Student Council 3 Rifle Club 3 PHYLLIS ANN HERBERT Herble Secretarlal angle 2 Press Club 3 Rlfle Club 4 PATSY LUCILLE HERTLEIN a General Library Club 2 3 4 President 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Co ed Club 4 GLADYS ANN HESS Secretarral Bison Board 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 Sophomore Drama Club 2 Coed Club 2 3 4 Gnrls Leaders Club 2 3 DENNIS J HILE Zehe Vocatuonal General Metals Wrestling 3 4 Rifle Club 4 EMMA J HOKE a General Golf Club 3 4 Co ed Club 4 Dance Commuttee 2 H ,. - , , : , : t , - HC In : ' l , : : - , , . ll .ll , 1 - I ' , : 0- . , - H - Lu : ' - H - H Commercial Club 3, 45 Sophomore Drama 2g Tri- : 2 ' . up 'H ' f , '- ' 1 , : - - ' , 1 ' : 1 - , , 2 , . Il .ll , : ' - IIF-'ll , 1 - : ' . 960 Not bod, 34-22-34! ARDEN K. HOLLBACK Ar Kia General Golf Club 4, Math Club 4, Chess Club 4, Sensor Receplion Comminee 2, 3. WILLIAM HOOVER Willie Automotive DENNIS D. HOWELL Denzie Social Academic Chess Club 4, Golf Club 4. KENNETH LEE HOWELL Tigre Bookkeeping Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 2, Chess Club 4, Ar? Club 3. LONNIE HOWELL Hlonr, Eleclrical Baseball 2, 3, 4, Vorsily Club 4. DOROTHY G. HUDSON Dome Bookkeeping Commercial Club 3, 41 Coed 2, 3, 4, maw.....,,,w ' :ve . There's a reason to be envious! CONNIE LOUISE HUGNEY Frenchie General Future Nurses of America 3, Library Club 2, 3. YVONNE LOUISE HUGNEY College Preparatory Co-ed 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Math Club 4. GLORIA J. HUNTER IIGIOII Secretarial Commercial Club 3, 4, Co-ed 3, 4. RAMONA E, HURLEY HRGH College Preparatory Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Co-ed Club 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses of America 2, 3, Math Club 4. LORIS J. IRELAND nB'ubn General Baseball 3, 4. THEODORE HARRY JABB5 Ted College Preparatory Key Club 2, 3, 4-Secretary 3, President 4, Junior Senior Drama Club 4, Math Club 4, Golf Club 3, Archery Club 2, Senior Reception Committee 2, 3, Charity Crusade Committee 2, 3, 4. 1958 - The Bison honored Mr. S. F. W. Morrison for 34 MICHAEL J JACOBS Mnke General Art Club 2 3 4 Golf Club 4 RITA ANN JACOBSON Socual Busmess Commercial Club 4 Co ed Club 2 3 4 GERALD D JOHNSON Jerry Socral Business Comm rclal Club 4 Chess Club 4 Rlfle Club 2 MARJORIE E JORDON Margie Social Business Band 2 3 4 Co ed Club 2 3 4 Gnrls Leaders Club FREDRICK LINCOLN KENNARD lll Champ College Preparatory Key Club 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Archery Club 2 MARY HELEN KEPNER Melen College Preparatory Co ed Club 3 Chess Club 2 Press Club 2 3 4 Sports Editor 2 Edlform Chief 4 Math Club 4 DAVID C KINKEAD Dave General Math Club 4 DORIS A KITKO General Co ed Club 3 4 Fu ure Nurses of America 2 LOUISE D KNEPP General H RONALD KNICELY General years of service to the Clearfield Area Schools 39 KAREN K KNICELY General Golf Club 4 Co ed Club 3 Dance Commlttee 2 3 VICTOR C KOCH Vlc College Preparatory ROSE MARTE KOONTZ Coolue General Commerclal Club 4 Co ed Club 4 DONNA M KOOZER Secretarual B nd 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Assistant Sec a retory 3 Drama Club 2 Coed Club 3 Sub Deb Club 2 Chess Club 4 Art Club 4 CURTIS W KUNES Curt General Rifle Club 2 Math Club 4 DONALD BOYD KYLER General DOROTHY MAE LAN ICH Dome Socual Business Commercnal Club 4 Co ed Club 4 NANCY KATHRYN LANICH Nanc General Future Nurse of Amernca MARGARET ANN LAWHEAD Mugs General Commercial Club 4 Co ed Club 3 4 Future Nurses of America 2 3 LOUISE ANN LEARISH Chester Secretarial Class Vlce President 2 Class Secretory 3 Sub Deb Club 2 3 Pres1dent2 Bison Board 2 3 4 GI ls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 ,,K K,, 1 - : . . ,, - ,, ,, . ,, I ' . , , : , - - 1 : - 1 2 : . ,, ,, I . ,, ,, Don ,, - ,, 5 - . ,, ,, s 2, 3. ,, ,, : - , 1 , . ,, ,, - 1 . : , -' I , , I I' Santa's helpers? gong' DALE R. LEONARD Leonardo College Preparatory Math Club 4, Boys' Leaders Club 2, 4. WILLIAM SAMUEL LEWIS Champ College Preparatory Boskefball 3, Track 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Key Club 4, Math Club 45 Varsity Club 4-Secretary 4, Golf Club 3. CAROL A. LINES General Drama Club 2, 35 Sub Deb Club 2, 3, Future Nurses cf America 2, 3. RUSSELL L. LITTLE Russ Vocational Carpentry WILLIAM L. LIIZ Bill General Future Farrrers of America 2, 3, 4. AUDREY ELIZABETH LITZINGER General Beginners Chess Club 4-Secretary 4. 7960 ' Donna, Cindy, and Dealise take time out to admire the Christmas paintings. CHARLES E. LOCKETT Nike General Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4. LINDA LOU LUTZ Hlouu College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Sub Deb Club 2, Co-ed Club 3, 4, Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4-Secretary-Treasurer 4, Math Club 4. MARLIN D. LUZIER Vocational Electric SARA ANN LUZIER Sara Bookkeeping Co-ed Club 4, Commercial Club 4. CAROLE JEANNE McCORKLE Secretarial Commercial Club 3, 4, Sub Deb Club 3, Chess Club 3. DONALD RAY McGARVEY HMMH General Football 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. 1943 -The Bison was dedicated to the Clearfield High boys JOAN B McGARVEY Angel General Golf Club 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Press Club 2 THOMAS A M:GARY Tom Vocahonal Carpentry EUGENE l. McKENZlE Scofhe Bookkeeping Golf Club 2 3 4 MARIE A McKlMM Secrelarnal Llbrary Club 2 Commercial Club 4 JOAN L McKlNNEY Socnal Academnc Drama Club 2 Co ed Club 2 3 4 Fufure Teachers of America 2 3 4 Senior Recephon Commmee 2 3 EUGENE J MARANO General Rifle Club 2 FRANK W MARINO General Band 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Leaders Club 2 3 4 JOSEPH ANTHONY MARINO oe General Boys Leaders Club 2 3 4 ANTHONY T MATERKOWSKI Tony General Volleyball 2 3 4 Chess Club 4 Vice Presldenl 4 Golf Club 4 Math Club 4 A SUSAN MAURER ue Secretarial Commercial Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Girls Leaders Club 3 Co ed Club 3 4 and men of the C H S faculty ln The umform of Uncle Sam ll- ll , , : ' , , 1 IA .ll . 'V I 4 ll . ' ll , , - 5 ' . : - , 1 2 Band 2, 3, 4, Orcheslra 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance , , 1 J , , . HJ H . , . ll. ll , , : -' - ' 2 2 . . IIS ll ' . - 1 ' a : - f - Q . . . Q ROGER MAYHEW General NANCY L MICHAELS Nance General Sub Deb Club 2 Fufure Nurses of America 2 3 4 Glrls leaders Club 3 4 Co ed Club 3 4 TERRY K MICHAELS Mikes General Basketball Manager 2 3 Rifle Club 3 4 DONALD L MILLER Don General Shop Wreslllng 2 3 4 Rufle Club 3 NANCY E MILLIGAN General Commercial Club 4 Drama Club 2 Sub Deb Club 2 Co ed Club 3 4 Future Teachers of Amenca 2 Sfudenl Council 2 Sensor Recephon Commmee 2 3 LINCOLN JACK MITCHELL General Golf Club 2 VIRGINIA MITCHELL Gmme General Band 2 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 Co ed Club 3 4 Fu lure Teachers of America 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Golf Club 2 Sfudenl Council 3 Ari 3 4 HOPE MARIE MOORE General Sub Deb Club 2 Chess Club 3 .IOANN PEGGY MOORE Secreianal Commercial Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Senior Recephon Commmee 2 SHERRY L MORRISON Shoriy Social Academuc Band 2 Sub Deb 2 4 Girls Leaders Club 4 H ., 1 , . , 1 - , . H- ., , 1 , - H H , , 2 - : : : - f 1 , 3: : , - U - H Much H - - 1, , , 1 5 - , : - , , - 1 : : , - 5 , 4. ,. H Jo , : , , : ,. ,, : , 1 . 96 Take it to the expert! MARJORY KAY MOYER Margie Social Business Commercial Club 4, Co-ed Club 4. JAMES MUl.l'l0ll.AN Hoot 'n' Holler Vocational Automotive ROBERT L. MUllEN nach., Social Academic Rifle Team 2, 3, 4-Secretary 3, Bo 2, 3, 4-Secretary-Treasurer 4. ROBERT L. NAREHOOD nach., Vocational Carpentry Rifle Club 3, 4. TIMOTHY M. NEBGEN H1-imi, Agriculture ys' Leaders Club Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4. MAY IRENE NEEPER Mayze General Library 3, 4, ,,,.-ff' nd JOYCE MARIE NEFF General Sub Deb Club 2 Co ed Club 3 4 Gnrls Leaders Club 3 EARLA JEAN NELSON General Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 SANDRA JAYNE NICKLAS Hokey Poke General Press Club 2 Golf Club 2 3 4 Gurls Leaders Club 3 7960 ' rf' if They sand uf couldn t be done' Neff WILLARD G NEFF Wllly Vocahonal Carpentry US V RUTH NELSON Mooser Social Business Sub Deb Club 2 3 Co ed Club 4 CARMEN RAE NORMAN Shaky General Blson Board 2 3 4 Press Club 2 3 4 Girls Lead ers Club 2 3 4 Senior Reception Commrllee 2 3 1949 The theme of The Blson was the , 5' 4 l . . , H ff . , ' 2 - , : H - 1, f , HC H , , - D ll Il Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, 1 I ' - H - H . 4 A l , , f , 2, ,4. H .1 . t 1 . , , . , , , V - , , : , - A U 1 SUZANNE K OGDEN ue College Preparatory Co ed Club 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Golf Club 2 3 Fu ture Teachers of America 3 4 Press Club 2 JAMES A ONDO lm Vocatlonal Electrical HAROLD B OWENS Leroy College Preparatory Stagecraft Club 2 3 4 MARLENE M OWENS Socual Buslness Commercial Club 2 Sub Deb Club 2 Coed Club ANNE VICTORIA PALMGREN Purity General 2 3 Art Club3 4 RICHARD C PARKS Rlck Social Academlc Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Leaders Club 2 3 4 LARRY K PASSMORE Posey General PATRICIA ANN PATRICK at General Rifle ClJb 2 FRED R PETERS General CAROLE JEAN PETERSON College Preparatory Qub Deb Club 2 3 4 Golf Club 2 Future Nurses of America 2 3 Presxdent 2 Math Club 4 Treas urer 4 49 ers Qcowboys IIS .ll HJ- H HMOH 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 45 Sub Deb Club 2, 3 ,45 Student Council , , 1 , , 4: , , : up H . l V I I . LUCINDA ANN PETERSON Cmdy Cecrelarlal Band 2 3 Commercnal Club 4 Glrls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Sub Deb Club2 3 SHARON P PODMENIK Poddy Opps Secretarial Band 2 3 4 Orcheslra 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 Secretary Treasurer Sub Deb Club 2 Co ed Club 3 Commeraal Club 3 4 Assustant Treasurer 3 Chess Club 4 RAYMOND LaVERN PRICE Vernle General WILLIAM ROY PRICE JR Vmce General Chorus 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Ar! Club 3 ey RUTH ANN PROUD General Library Club 3 4 Co ecl Club 3 4 RICHARD J PROVOST Luftle Caesar Qocral Academlc DONNA M QUIGLEY S crefarlal Commercial Club 3 4 Co ed Club 3 PATRICK G QUINN at General RUBY L REA Rube General Band 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 Secrelary Future Teachers of America 2 Golf Club 2 Glrls Leaders Club3 Trlangle S1aH2 NANCY MAE REASINGER Bookkeeping Sub Deb Club 2 Library Club 2 Girls Leaders Club 3 Co ed Club 4 ,. - ,, , : ' f ' , , : , - ll . ll , , : , , : - - : : - : , - 2 H - H , . ,, - ,I , , 1 2 1 K Club 2, 3, 45 Press Club 4. , 1 - , . ll' . ll 3 . ' , 2 - ,4- IIP .ll ll 2 ll , , : - : : z 1 ' - I . I . g - . 7960 ' There will bc sorrelhing missing when Ru1h's number is no longer heard in our Downbecuf. BETTY REED ulanen General Co-ed Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3. RICHARD F. REID nnickn College Prepcirofory Key Club 3, 4, Stuclenl Council 2. JUDITH A. RENAUD Reno Secreforiol Commerciol Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Sub Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Senicr Reception Committee 2, 3. SANDY LEE RHONE Sans General Bond 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 47 Lecnclers Club 3, 4, Ar Club 3, KDRIN R. ROBB Leuker Secrctariol Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bond 2, 3, 4, Sub Deb Club 2, 3, Commeiciol Council 2. Club 4, Leoders Club 3, 4, Student SHARON LEOTA ROBBINS College Preporolory Rifle Club 2, 3, Mofh Club 45 Fufure Nurses of America 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4? Historian 4. CONSTANCE E. ROBBINS Connie General Sub Deb Club 2, Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4, Co-ed Club 3, 4. C. HOWARD ROBISON Vocational Electric Stagecraft Club 2, 3, 4. CHARITY JEAN RODKEY Chatty General Drama Club 2, Sub Deb Club 3, 4, Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4. ROBERT l. ROGERS Otis Vocational General Metals Chess Club 4. JANE L. ROHRBAUGH Janie General Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Bison Board 2, 3, 4-Business Manager 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4-Presi- dent 4: Golf Club 2, Math Club 4. E. VERLEE ROLLEY llEddYll Social Business Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Sub Deb Club 2, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. 7960 ' Everyone looks a little spellbound that Santa stopped at Clearfield High School. 1957 - The first year in the WILLIAM B ROLLIN Shorty Vocatuonol Electncal CONRAD ALLEN ROUGEUX Conrad Allen General Basketball 2 4 Volleyball 3 4 Journallsm 2 Key Club 2 3 4 Dance Commrttee 2 Future Teachers of Amenca 4 Bson Board 2 3 4 Art Club 3 FREDERICK L ROUGEUX Fred General Golf Club 4 Math Club 4 Stagecratt Club 2 NANCY ANN ROUGEUX Nance Colle e Pre aratory 9 P Drama Club 2 Sub Deb Club 2 Co ed Club 3 4 Future Teachers of America 3 4 Golf Club 4 Art CAROLYN VIRGINIA ROWE College Preparatory Bard 2 3 4 Bison Board 2 3 4 Editor In Chief 4 Co ed Club 3 4 President 4 Student Council 4 Presldent 4 Golf Club 2 Math Club 4 Charity Cru sade Commlttee 2 3 4 Art Club 3 Class Treasurer 3 Class Historian 4 Senior Reception Committee DOUGLAS A ROWLES Doug College Prepara ory Chorus 2 3 4 Future Teachers of America 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Golf Club 4 KATHRYN CAROL ROWLES Kathy Secretarial Chorus 2 3 4 Sub Deb 2 3 4 Leaders Club 2 SHERMAN ROWLES Sherm Social Acodemuc SANDRA LEE RUFFNER Sandy Bookkeepnng Commercual Club 3 4 Sub Deb JACK A RUMFOLA Jack Soclal Busmess Commercual Club 4, Chess Club 4, Archery Club 4 O U l -er? NIH 1 I H If I I 1 gl club anwfmelub 2gMolh Cll.ubll4. I I, I 4 Il. .H ,lg I 2, 3. new hugh school bunldlng I 51 U PATRICIA ANN RUMMINGS Putty General Blson Board 2 3 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Golf Club 2 Student Councll 2 Art Club 3 4 Class Secretary 2 4 Cheerleaders 2 3 4 CAROL LOUlSE RUSSELL Secretarial Commercial Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 Co ed Club DEALISE Y SAGER DeDe Secretarlal Commercral Club 4 CHARLES R SAYERS Charley Vocatlonal Electrnc ELEANOR M SCHICKLING General Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Ameruca 3 4 Golf Club 2 3 Math Club 4 CARL R SCHRIVER Vocational Electric JEANNETTE FRANCES SELLERS Peachy Soclal Academnc Ban 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Busan Board 2 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 Co ed Club 4 Future Nurses America 2 3 4 RICHARD V SHAFFER Duck General L ELAINE SHAFFNER Pokey octal Academic Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Future Nurses of Amerrca BARBARA LOUISE SHAW Barb Socral Academnc Band 2 3 4 Future Nurses of America 2 3 Secretary 2 President 4 H- ,. ' , 2 , , - 1 I : . : , 1 f f - ' , : 1 - 3,4. II .ll ll . ll , f : ' 1 1 , J - Leaders Club 2, 3, 45 Stagecraft Club 2, 3, 4. H H d , , : , , 1 ' , . : : - : of , , - ll 'l ll . ll ll S . . 1 , I 3, 4. H H . , : ' f I 4- 7960 ' It looks like Steve might be enjoying himself. Q W5 5 -N I Q is 2 . 1 7 1 s lize'-'fm - Mx? -21315: - XM , , . .xi pn. . - A' f t'5uiwf . - V M, Q:-ivy .nt 1 Yff E. JEAN SHAW Jean Social Business Band 3, 4, Sub Deb Club 2, 4, Leaders' Club 4. THOMAS G. SHIMEI. H-I-omit Vocational General Metals Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. DAVID l. SHIREY Dave College Preparatory Key Club 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 7, Moth Club 4. RICHARD SHIREY Bear Vocational Auto Shop Blll SHIVELY Timmy General Football 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 4. JOHN P. SHIVELY Vocational Electric Football 3, Archery Club 2, Stagecraft 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4. Don't worry Mrs. Lutz, your daughter is not that bad! !A IRA W. SHOWDEN College Preparatory Future Teachers of America 3, 45 Math Club 45 Golf Club 45 Chess Club 35 Basketball 3, 45 Basee ball 4. JANET D. sHuGAR1s General Sub Deb Club 25 Future Teachers of America 25 Golf Club 2, 35 Rifle Club 35 Chess Club 3: Lead- ers' Club 45 Co-ed Club 4. DONNA SUE SMEAl General Library Club 45 Sub Deb 3, 4. CAROL l. SMITH Smitty Secretarial Band 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 4-Secretary 45 Chess Club 4-President 45 Art Club 45 Co-ed Club 35 Leaders' Club 35 Student Council 4. su, ',o num ANN smmi Hsmaxfyu General A Co-ed Club 3, 45 Future Nurses of America 2. WILlIAM W. SMITH Hsnuffyn General Future Farmers of America 3, 4. 1939 - Howard M. McGarvey, President of the HARRY E. SNYDER Re General Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 KATHRYN SOLOMON Cherry General Co ed Club 3 4 Future Teachers of America 4 MONA LEE SOLOMON College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Brson Board 2 3 4 Future Teachers of America 2 3 4 Golf Club 2 Student Council 4-Vlce President 4 Class Treasurer 4 Math Club 4 RAYMOND J SORBERA Rare General Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Dance Band 2 3 4 JANET L SPADE an Soclal Business Commercial Club 4 Co ed Club 4 ALMA JEAN STINER Elmer Bookkeepmg Commercial Club 3 4 Chas General Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Ma h Club 4 ROSEMARY STURNIOLO Roe Secrefarral Band 2 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 Drama Club 2 Co ed Club 3 leaders Club 3 Blson Board 3 4-Typrst Art Club 4 Chess Club 4 Commercial Club 4 RICHARD L SUNDERLAND Sunday General Truck 3 Art Club 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Amer :ca 4 Math Club 4 ELOISE MARY SWALES Pmky College Preparatory Chorus 2 Band 2 Future Teachers of Amenca 2 4 Vlce President 4 Malh Club 4 Art Club 3 4 Co ed Club 2 3 Sub Deb Club 4 Leaders Club 2 Board of Educahon, graduated from C H S .1 dn 1 , 1 1 - 1, 1. - 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 - 1 2 . ll ' ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . IIJ .ll 5 - . 11 1, , . CHARLES .l. STONE, JR. 1. 11 . , . I I I I 5 ' 5 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ll . ll 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1. - 1, 1 1 A 1 3. - - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . I I O TERRY L. SWANSON Swunee General WILLIAM THOMAS Bill General Golf Club 2 3 4 EDWIN J THOMPSON JR College Preparatory Golf Club 4 Future Teachers of Amernca 2 3 Lead ers Club 2 3 4 C STEPHEN THOMPSON Steve General Leaders Club 3 4 Golf Club 4 Math Club 4 ROGER S THOMSON Hoyha General Leaders Club 2 3 4 JOYCE E TOBIAS OY SECYETQYIUI Commercial Club 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 Co ed Club JOHN HERMAN TORNATORE Champ General Golf Club 2 3 4 Wrestling 2 3 Drama Club 4 Math Club 4 Varslty Club 3 4 THOMAS STARR TROUT Zero College Preparatory B n 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Dance Band 2 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Dance Commnttee 2 3 4 Class Secre tary 2 Leaders Club 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Volley ball4 DONNA JEAN UNCH Secretarial Commercnal Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Sub Deb Club 2 Co ed Club 3 4 Golf Club 2 Student Councll 3 Rec phon Comm: tee 2 3 J EDWARD VENERICK General Math Club 4 1 1 - . , . 11E- J411 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 - l II ll 1 1 1 1 ll I ll IIJ .ll ' 1 1 1 - 3,4, 11 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Gd 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 -a ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 I Q . .l , . 1 , . U MEAN 7960 ' Gregor accepts his diploma with much grati- tude from Mr. Austin Turner, vice-president of the school board. ,Q .Z -1' iw, JUDITH ANN WALKER ,tludytf College Preparatory Golf Team 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Sub Deb Club 3, 4, Golf Club 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2, Art Club 3, 4. LOIS CLAIRE WALKER Mother General Drama Club 4, Co-ed Club 3, 4, Press Club 4, Fu ture Teachers of America 3, 4, Golf Club 2. ELEANOR LOUISE WALLACE Norie General Sub Deb Club 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4. FERDIN E. WALLACE Spider General Leaders' Club 4. JOHN F. WHITE Johnny Vocational Automotive SANDRA WILLIAMS Shorty General Drama Club 2, 3, Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 44 Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4, Golf Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Reception Committee 2, 3. v .. D. THOMAS H-romn General Rifle Club 2 CHARLOTTE JANE WINSLOW College Preparatory Golf Club 2, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading C. LuBONNA WISOR Hpennyu Bookkeeping Sub Deb 2, Co-ed Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 2, WOODROW WAYNE WISOR College Preparatory Math Club 4, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, JUDY ANN WiTHEROW Jewels College Preparatory Band 2, 3, ture Teachers of America 2, Golf Club 2, 3, 4, Slu- denf Council 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2, Leaders' Club 3, 4. 7960 ' Sam, are ihey really falling? WILSON Jane iiwoodyli 4, Drama Club 2, Sub Deb Club 4, Fu- PATRICIA DOURCE WITHEROW Pc1Ii Social Business Co-ed Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. 1940 - The Bison was dedicated to the Joseph DARLENE J. WOOLRIDGE Bookkeeping Band 25 Drama Club 25 Sub Deb Club 2, 3, 4g Lead- ers Club 2, . SALLY ANN WOOSTER n General Co ed Club 3 4 SAMUEL BREWINGTON YOST Champ College Preparatory Golf Club 2 3 Key Club 2 3 4 Vace Pressdent 4 Art Club 2 3 Semor Reception Committee 2 3 Drama Club 4 ALICE SHIRLEY YOUNG Boolrkeeplng BETTY JANE YOUNG PATRICIA A ZIEL Smnley College Preparatory Drama Club 4 President 4 Future Teachers of America 3 Sclerce Club 4 President 4 Math Club 4 Secretary 4 Semor Reception Commlttee 3 KATHLEEN M ZIMMERMAN Bookkeepnng Commercnal Club 4 Co ed Club 3 4 and Elizabeth Shaw Publlc Library 3 Us In . I , .1 11 , 1 1 1 - ' - ' 1 1 1 1 1 Secretarial 1. - 2, T . I 1 ' A - ' 1 - I . . . . 1 - 1 . 0 O C SENICJR CANDIDS Z! Marg , , l i s Queen for a Day! A Seniors anxiously wait in line for flweir caps and gowns. Gladys and Barbara fake time out io help Mary Rose. 60 I . 5 1 , L K A1 the Prom, seniors ond their guests eagerly owcxlf admission to the Aqua Room 61 jim 7960 Junior Omcers: President, Charles Miller, Secretory, Betsy Anderson, Treasurer, Bill Franson, Historian, Dennis Nagy, Vice-President, Jerry Fletcher. After flying through the school year, the jun- ior class looks back upon its achievements with satisfaction, and faces forward toward a prom- ising senior year. Our class ofticers this year were: Charles Mil- ler, President, Jerry Fletcher, Vice President, Betsy Anderson, Secretary, Bill Franson, Treasurer, and Dennis Nagy, Historian. 7 There was an abundance of juniors in the school sports. In varsity football were: Harold Kitchen, Melvin Woodring, Joe Maloni, Ed Carr, Glenn Stone and Mac McCoy, iust to name a few. Only two iuniors lent their able services to our basketball eftorts-Harold Kitchen and Mel- vin Woodring. Wrestling was, however, the opposite from basketball. We were forcefully doing. 5 6 l s I 0 ', 62 Jerry and Charlie are hard at work on that centerpiece but don't ask me what the rest of the committee are 1936 - 1890's was the theme of the Bison Gretchen Hiller Junior Class Counselor represented by Bob Thomson, Jerry Fletcher, Glenn Stone, and Tom Knepp. Juniors also did more than their share in the spring sports: track, with Jack Lyda, Charles Miller, Ron Carns and others, baseball, with Tom Ogden, Melvin Wood- ring, Bill Morrison, and Graydon Leech. Our school spirits were skillfully lifted by our junior cheerleaders: Nancy Carns, Sue Kline, Rob- erta Erhart, Montrue Viard, Judy Bumgardner, and Becky Clark. Acting ability was blooming this year as we had two all-school plays: In the Trip to Bountiful, our class was represented by Edie Lou Robinson. Five juniors showed oft their talents in Chclrley's Aunt. They were: Bill Franson, Kay Sadoti, Larry Butler, Kathy McGarvey, and Sandy Brion. We had two juniors sent to Regional Band, they were: Janice Buck, and Charlene Vogelsong. Also in the musical strain, our Downbeot was given a brisk shot of humor and song by many talented juniors. Our junior year reached its climax with the presentation of the all-school prom, Aqua Fan- tasy, a roaring success because many juniors and their advisors pitched in to make it so. As our junior year closes, we feel a touch of pride, we hope that we have not failed in the eyes of our predecessors. The Follies Bergere have nothing on C H S s vitality girls HOMEROOM 105 li ii 5 5 BOTTOM ROW, leff io righlz E. Nelson, C. Rollin, M. Neeper, T. Price, A. Stewori, J. Hugney, S. Ccxrfer, A. Olson, S. Jury. SECOND ROW: B. Lockeff, R. Thomas, J. Muloni, J. Lonich, J. Buck, G. English,M. Cowder, K. Plummer. THIRD ROW: D. Mignot, R. Willingham, J. Burger, J. Fletcher, W. Spriggle, R. Coon, T. Rowles. FOURTH ROW: J. English, B. Owens, D. Glass, G. Ralsion, R. Cams, C. Miller. Darlene fone of the prettiest seo nymphs of the Aqua Promh sings The Sand and the Sea. 65 A new organization in C.H.S. this year, The National Thespian Society, has these officers. 1936 - Dedication of The Bison was 'ro HOMEROOM 108 The Clearfield Children's Home BOTTOM ROW, Left to right: W. Taylor, J. Knepp, N. Wise, J. Stiner, V. Stevens, P, Hollcpeter, C. Fcntenoy, M. Polliclc, N. Marsh, SECOND ROW: R. Buck, C. Unch, R. Moines, B. Dixon, D. Young, B.Mellot1, D. Bock, J. Nebgen, T. Knepp, THIRD ROW: R. Long, B. Jury, R. Bloom, S. Graham, W. Wagner, W. Haney, R. Tibbens, D. Collins, L. Smeal, G. Law. FOURTH ROW: M. Peters, L. Moines, D. Walker, M. Conrad, M, Dean, R. Marino. 66 v 'Y HOMEROOM 204 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Wise, L. Allison, H. Henry, G. Mollu'o, R. Erhord, E. Loss, E. Robinson, D. Nelson, M. Vorner, K. Sodoti. SECOND ROW: S. Jordon, J. Holdsworth, S. Kitko, E. Smith, C. Avdoiy, M. McForIcind, M. Kirkpotric, C. Leorish, S. Scott. THIRD ROW: D. Conwoy, G. Stone, B. Sayers, C. Koozer, E. Wiggins, C. Vogelsong, J. Bloom, A. Pennington, D. Owens, B. Bloom. FOURTH ROW: B. Anderson, B. Tcylor, B. Morrison, F. Cimo, G. Conrod, J. Greene, C. Holes, C. Rumfolo, R. Porter. HOMEROOM 211 BOTTOM ROW, Left to right: G. Borger, C. Unch, M. Honey, E. Kephort, D. McKinn, S. Buck, C. Lines, L. Smith, J. Belmont. SECOND ROW R Smith C Dougherty D Kenyon J Coldwell J Von De Mork E Zelinslu I McCoulsky R Proud THIRD ROW C Milligan B Howe E Lonich L Rougeux W Reed L Moore B Thurstm A Neuman J Hill FOURTH ROW J Hom S Wisor H Kitchen S Leoch W Ricard W Bell I Gormcnt J oss at Something new was added to this yeor's Downbeat-square-dancing. HOMEROOM 216 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: E. Maines, P. Shimmel, B. Anderson, A. Magnuson, C. Breth, K. McGorvey, N. Corns, J. Usher, M. Westcott. SECOND ROW: H. Salvatore, S. Tobias, N. Greene, J. Kennard, J. Barton, M. Burns, D. Hile, J. Polmgren. THIRD ROW: A. Brown, J. Carr, J. Hubler, D, Hall, E, Peters, M. Woodring, T. Boucia. FOURFH ROW: D. Broad, D. Wesley, R. Rougeux, L. Kriner, D. Nagy D. Rowles. 69 Sophomore Officers: President, Ed Jacobs, Treas- urer, Karen Smithy Historian, Ken Carlson, Secres tary, Pat Henchbargerg Vice-President, Carol Tobias Its frog time again in the biology lab, iDan looks a little squeamish, doesnt he?i and Larry, that's no way to treat the poor guy s lung! he 7960 joplw As we, the sophomore class of 1960, look back upon our 'first year as high school students, we certainly have many outstanding events to re- photograph through our minds. Our class otticers for the past year were: Ed Jacobs, president, Carol Tobias, vice-president, Pat Henchbarger, secretary, Karen Smith, treas- urerg and Ken Carlson, class historian. Looking to the sports scene, we see that many of our sophomores participated on our numerous athletic teams. We were represented on the varsity football team by Dick Miller, Bob Zimmerman, Greg Gep- pert, and Ken Carlson. There were many fine sophomore mainstays on this year's junior var- sity. Although we had no varsity letter winners in basketball, the majority of the junior varsity players were sophomores. On our varsity wrestling team we had two sophomores. Bob Zimmerman, our unlimited, won the Hollidaysburg Christmas Tournament while Ken Carlson was district champ at 165 lbs. With spring came baseball and track. Bill Johnson, Les Hicks, Bob Zimmerman, and Gary Sayers helped booster our fine track team. Gary Sayers set a new Big Three half mile record this year. Jerry Haney, the baseball team's second baseman, was the only sophomore letter winner in baseball. X Y it 725, - wg- n . 1939 - The Bison was dedicated to the spirit of democracy. Marilyn Williams represented our class at dis- trict chorus. Other talented sophomores, too numerous to mention, helped create the music we heard in this year's three evenings of music. Our Musical Downbeat was made a success with the help of ci large number of sophomores in the spotlight and behind the scenes. Cheering for our sports events were Lois Oden, Carol Tobias, Elaine Carfley, Karen Smith, and Bonnie has C' 'l9l 'O look dis' Carol Lippert. Our two all school plays, Charley's Aunt and A Trip to Bountiful, which were both smash successes, had sophomores in their casts. This has certainly been a year of memories not soon to be forgotten! gusted, Ronnie forgot to take his Carter's Little liver Pills!!! Grace Francemore Sophomore Class Counselor Come on Kathy, let's lift that leg a little higher land doesn't Barb look like she's sleepwalking?J HOMEROOM 203 BOTTOM ROW, left to right M. Warrick, J. Salvatore, V. Carns, S.Shirey, S. Accordino, D. Reed, B. Hand, J. Conaway, S. Cleaver. SECOND ROW: J. Unch, P. Luzier, A. Wallace, L, Wisor, G. Moyer, R. Aughenbaugh, C. Baechlel, B. Cowder. THIRD ROW: J. Ncufoli, W. McGarvey, R. Maines, S. Rofhroclc, L. Greene, R. Snyder, B. Aveni, J. Hudson, D. Hile. FOURTH ROW: L. Conklin, D. Graham, W. Conrad. HOMEROOM 205 BOTTOM ROW, Iefl to right: C. Murphy, P. Lanager, B. Ireland G. Marsh, M, Condon, D. Hart, C. Cowley, M. Smeal, R. Brodbeck, C. Lippart. SECOND ROW: F. Johnson, L. Hicks, B. Johnson, M. Mitchell, B. Gosline, D. Ogden, D. Long, R. Rougeux, J. Levine. THIRD ROW: R. Graham, R. Lifzinger, J. Graham, W. Barger, F. Leonard,G. Sass, F. Cutler, E. Wilson, B. Buck. FOURTH ROW: R. Kerin, C. Crago, W. Ogden, E. Lanich. Q 72 Svpiw HoMERooM zoa BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Kaufman, C. Kupko, P, Czarnecki, B. Swatsworth, D. Clark, G, Gill, D. Mease, G. Miller, A. McCracken, K. Maichvzak, SECOND ROW: K. Tobias, D. Graham, I. Ccrns, P, Gill, A. Pendergross, P. Kaufman, N. Collins, H. Kauffman, B. Gearhart. THIRD ROW: F. Rowles, R. Withey, W. White, D. Bailey, G. Ross, C.Barger, L, Macale, A. Owens, D. Hudson, J. Duck, FOURTH ROW: J. Taylor, R. Boron, H. Lanich, R, Eckley, C. Hockenberry, HOMEROOM 209 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: M. McBride, L. Davis, R. Maurer, J. Kitchen, P. Baney, K. Wisor, R. Hisong, B. Borst, P. Boyce. SECOND ROW: M. Killeen, C. Smith, C. McDowell, L. Burnisky, K. Coder, E. Griffith, M. Shifter, R. Walther. THIRD ROW: T. Greene, J. Gates, R. Lope, J. Bell, J. Baumgardner, D. Straw, D. Presley. FOURTH ROW: J. Moines, T. Hoffman, G. Records, S. Paterson, D. Kovalick, L, Haines, C. Porschet. , 1' BOTTOM ROW, left to righf: D. Ogden, C. Rowles, D. Hummell, D. Shaw, S. Rodkey, E. Evans, B. Ondo, M. Thomson, J. Haversaclc SECOND ROW: D. Serba, B. Borsf, G. Pauley, M. Magnuson, S. Collins, P. Broad, W. Smith, A. Starr. THIRD ROW: B. Gilliland, B. Hel: ler J Wilson T Sturniolo J Luzier T Royer F Schuliz FOURTH ROW'l Killion J Amon R Mease B Kne R. Caldwell O.Swa1s- wcffnls.Lingie,'a.MfKend'facL. ' l ' V ' l l ' i ' l l V pp' ' HOMEROOM 212 BOTTOM ROW, leff to righf: M. Snyder, H. Livergood, S. Hall, P. Henchbarger, C. McBride, B. Nolan, 8. Taylor, E. Hastings, M. Hile. SECOND ROW: D. Miller, C. Tobias, L. Peters, S. Heydf, G. Bloom, J. Showden, J. Hoover, C. May, T. Wilf, C. Reasinger. THIRD ROW: R. McCann, D. Sione, R Green W. Thorp, B Zimmerman B. Kepner, G Ge perf, D Hummel J. Mullen FOURTH ROW: J Muller W . , . , , p . , . . ' , . Read, J. Rowles, J. O'Day, L. Hughes, B. Schenck, J. Lansberry. 1955 - Dedication of the yearbook was to the future. HOMEROOM 213 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Billotte, A. Dunlap, A. Fitzgerald, L. Cook, N. Evans, D, Buck, H. Snyder, D. Bumbarger, K. Bowman SECOND ROW: J. Selfriclge, M. Snyder, B. Wilson, S. Shively, J. Rauch, M. Geurhart, M. Williams, R. Maines. THIRD ROW: B. Graham B, Billotte, D. Gallaher, R. Read, R. Rice, B. Owens, B. Quinn. FOURTH ROW: K. Snolxe, D. Green, J. Keinke, T. Cathcart, N. Bender. Mrs. Snyder appears to be giving a lecture on identical and fraternal twins, looks like Mr. Bressler didn't want to miss getting his picture taken! .Nui In I BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Litzinger, J. Confer, D. Dysard, B.Srnivh, B. Jay, M. Smeal, P. Dunkle, C. Macale, M. Diehl. SECOND ROW: T. Thompson, B. Marana, K. Schickling, J. Kepharf, K. Gordrn, D. Kovalick, S. Conrad, J. Kammerdiener. THIRD ROW: R. Car- son, K. Rogers, B. Puif, C. Knepp, J. Sliger, J. Bracco, L, Moines, T.Anderson, P. Evans. FIFTH ROW: G. Harrier, R. Graham, E. Pod- menik, A. Walker, G. Sayers, D, Graham. BOTTOM ROW, left Io right J. Mendolia, C. Naioli, J. Fehers, J. Singleton, D. Bock, B. Pauley, J. Sliger, C. Graham, D. Swafsworlh. SECOND ROW: A. Spingola, D. Evans, R. Boyle, M. Valin-ont, E. Carfley, P. Gillen, K. Schucker, T. Leigey. THIRD ROW: B. Rishel, G. Plubell, T. Narehood, J. Schultz, J. Gilliland, E. Jacobs, R. Snow, B,Conway, B. Crawford. FOURTH ROW: R. Winslow, D. Graham, B Fleck, J. Keirn, G, Robison. 77 ano- .lf .. HOMEROOM 219 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Moines, M. Lanich, N, Luzier, P. Beauseigneur, L. Ogden, P. Hamilton, N. Kline, K. Smith, C. Weiss. SECOND ROW: R. Wrigley, D, Taylor, J. Betz, B. Turner, S. McBfide,C. Aslcey, J, Honey, S. Lizotte. THIRD ROW: D. Truitt, M. Corns, H. Pennington, B. Dysard, J. Drauclcer, L. Hummel, S. Kephart, K. Carlson, E. Bloom, FOURTH ROW: C. Shiclxling, B. Pearson, D. Rurnery. ,E X.. 'VZ f Q f U T x I tell you, man, we cont get Bridget Bardot on this frequency! J if Mr. Butler is giving the orders but Judy still looks confused 'could it be all the help Darlene is giving him? 7' . s -Svpfw ws -or ,+ If Bob only knew what went on during those play rehearsals, Kathy!! Aw come on Edie, you don't really think that Santo will be fooled by that innocent pose? ! l After sloving through a year of experiments and Miss Shunklin and Mrs. Snyder seem to be en- unknowns these poor chemistry students still ioying their punch, but it looks like Charlene have to clean up the lab. forgot to tcalze her No-Doze. 1947-Jerry Maurey won his first State Wrestling Championship as a freshman. 79 '40-fi.. fs Af Wes! Pquini XSL SV U - 6558945 gf HQMAQ BISON BOARD BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Adams, R. Sturniolo, G. Hess, C. Rougeux, C. Rowe, J. Rohrbaugh, L. Learish, C. Norman, J. Sellers J. Fulmer. SECOND ROW: N. Carns, J. Usher, J. Baumgardner, J. Venerick, F. O'Day, T, Hile, J. Kennard, B. Kendall, C. Rollin, B Anderson, K. Sadoti. THIRD ROW: J. Betz, M. Gearhart, A. Walker, J. Jacobs, M. Cowder, C. Kupko, C. Tobias, L. Ogden. Members ofthe 1959-60 Bison Board worked hard to make this year's Bison one of the most enioyable and informative of our annuals. The many and varied tasks of the Bison Board keep its members busy the entire school year as well as during the summer months. OFFICERS Editor-in-chief Carolyn Rowe Associate Editors , Louise Learish, Mona Solomon, Carmen Norman, Jeannete Sellers, Conrad Rougeux Business Manager Jane Rohrbaugh Advertising Manager Jack Fulmer Typists Gladys Hess, Rosemary Sturniolo Photographer Robert Adams Advisors Mr. Weidner, Mr. Bressler 82 Some people get all the credit! 6 1 .,, 5' You're not fooling us, Carol, we know you are only a student! V W , COMMERCIAL CLUB Members of the Commercial Club were di- vided into several groups each of which had charge of planning a program for one of the meetings. Peggy Jo Knepp and Joyce Billotte both spoke to the club about their commercial iobs. One group prepared a skit while others arranged for films to be shown about commer- cial occupations. OFFICERS President Donna Unch Vice-President Mary Rose Sturniolo Secretary Carol Smith Treasurer Susan Maurer Advisor Miss Knepp BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Russell, R. Nelson, M. Crowe, B. Clark, S. Maurer, C, Smith, M. Sturniolo, D, Unch, B. Ellinger, J. Renaud, L. Brurnmerf, C. Erhard, J. Ardery, K. Robb. SECOND ROW: J. Rumfola, M. Chesnoka, J. Tobias, D. Bumbarger, R. Koontz, C. Peterson, R. Sturniolo, A. Stiner, C. Collins, B. Bloom, R. Jacobson,J. Eisenman, D. Lanich, G. Burnisky. THIRD ROW: M. McKimm, J, Moore, T. Harasti, C, Coulter, N. Milligan, P. Witherow, D. Grice, M. Owens, D. Sager, M. Moyer, C. McCorkle. FOURTH ROW: P, Gill, M. Lawhead, D. Quigley, D. Hudson, 5. Luzier, J. Spade, P. Herbert, S, Brady, D. Koozer, S, Podmenik, S. Ruffner, J. Porschet, B. Fontenoy, G. Hess. FIFTH ROW: H. Hudson, C. Ogden, J. Walker, B. Bergey, B. Bailor, C. Fontenoy, K. Zimmerman, N, Schenk, M. Guy, C, Fcntenoy, C. Collins, S. Brion. SIXTH ROW: M. Read, P, Brown, B. Lanager, M. Viard, P, Jury, C. Hess, S. Thompson, J. Johnson, K. Howell, J. McCracken, S, Goss, B. Olson, J. Smeal. bl Q BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Brady, G. Gaylor, E. Robinson, P. Ziel, C. Vogelsong, B. Price, L. Walker, B. Lewis, SECOND ROW K. Sadoti, B, Anderson, J. Tornatore, T. Jabbs, L. Butler, B. Brown, S. Brion. THIRD ROW: M. Westcott, K. McGarvey, R. Mames M Read, J. Van De Mark, J. Barton, E. Loss. At the regular meetings of the Junior-Senior Drama Club, the members presented parts from many plays in order to practice proper voice techniques. Their eftorts contributed to the suc- cess of both All School Plays, Charley's Aunt and The Trip to Bountiful. OFFICERS President Patricia Ziel Vice-President Edie Lou Robinson Secretary Charlene Vogelsong Advisor Miss Harris SOPHOMORE DRAMA CLUB JUNIOR AND SENIOR DRAMA CLUB This year's members at the Sophomore Drama Club participated in skits and presented a radio play to help them gain experience in speaking before an audience. ln addition, they also learned the fundamentals of the stage. OFFICERS President Joyce Singleton Vice-President Edward Jacobs Secretary Judy Hoover Treasurer Bonnie Pauley Advisor Miss Shanklin BOTTOM ROW, left to right: M. Gearhart, J. Kaufman, B. Jay, J. Hoover, J, Singleton, S, McBride, P. Kaufman, B, Gosline. SECOND ROW: M. Hile, B. Graham, L, Davis, S, Hall, P. Boyce, C, Macale, B. Ondo, C. Natoli, R. Hisong. THIRD ROW: C. Aslcey, L. Burnislmy, S. Shively, B. Wilson, J, Salvatore, M. Diehl, S. Accardino, G, Moyer. -or 1 1-I One of the hardest working group of boys in C. H. S., members of the Stagecraft Club, pro- vided continuous service during the entire school year. They arranged the high school stage for activities such as the Downbeot, the Evenings of Music, the All School Plays, and the grade school programs. OFFICERS President Calvin Guelich Vice-President John Shively Secretary-Treasurer Bob Garmont Advisor Mr. Gearhart STAG ECRAFT CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C, Rumfola, C. Schriver, B. Gormont,J. Shively, C. Guelich, B. Crandell, H. Robison, J. Thomas. SECOND ROW: D. Mignot, J. Mullen, E. Crowe, J. Bowes, M, Cowder, D. Gollaher, D, Bailey, R. Boron, B. Dysard. SCIENCE CLUB All members of the Science Club made pro- jects which they entered in the Pennsylvania State University Science Fair, third place honors were wcn by Jce Dague. Numerous films were shown, and Mr. Henry Ziel, Mr. Thomas Wolfe, and Mr. Joseph Keller, along with members of the club, spoke on various scientific topics. OFFICERS President Pat Ziel Vice-President John Baumgarclner Secretary Joe Dague Historian Sharon Robbins AdviSOI' Mrs. Snyder so BOTTOM ROW, left to right: R. Brock, J. Dague, P. Ziel, S, Rob- bins, I.. Kriner. SECOND ROW: gardner. 85 L. Hughes, E. Jacobs, J. Baum' SENIOR CO-ED CLUB f I . BOTTOM ROW, left to right: G. Mollura, D. Hile, M. Westcott, K. Plummer, K. McGarvey, B, Rose, S. Kennard, B. Clark, B. Anderson, J, Holdsworth, N, Wise, N. Conway, B, Bergey, C. Learish, M. Powell, J. Hugney, SECOND ROW: E. Loss, D. McKinn, M. McFarland, T. Price, N. Schenk, J. Hanley, P. Hollopeter, S. Read, G. Peoples, L.Antes, N. Marsh, C. Buck, C, Rollin, K, Kennedy, S, Wise, THIRD ROW: C. Fontenoy, J. McCracken, S. Kitko, N. Greene, B. Kendall, B, Mellott, P. Walters, C. Fontenoy, C. Unch, M. Pollick, C. Amon, P. Jury, J. Walker, G. English, C. Ardary. FOURTH ROW: D. Nelson, J. Michaels, C. Ogden, M. Guy, C. Hess, H. Hudson, J. Belmont, P. Jury, D. Lachat, J. Williams, M. Haney, J. Antes, B. Wisor, S. Thompson, D, Sayers, J. Buck, FIFTH ROW: P. Gill, R. Moines, M. Read, L. Cupples, L. Allison, M. Burns, B. Crandell, D. Cleaver, S. Tobias, F. O'Day, K. Sadoti, J. Van De Mark, M. Boyle, A. Stewart, S. Brown. SIXTH ROW: B. Bailor, R. English, E. Smith, G. Aughenbaugh, P. McCool, M. Johnson, B. Olsen, J, Smeal, C. Gelnett, D. Davis, S. Brion, J. Welch, P. Brown, D. Crissman. JUNIOR CO-ED CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor OFFICERS Carolyn Rowe Jeri Usher Becky Clark Betsy Anderson Mrs. Woolridge OFFICERS President Judith Rauch Vice-President Marsha Condon S - h d Aiclifffylreosure' Silfnsfffliln SCPHOMCRE SUB-DEB Informal discussions were held at the regular meetings of the Sophomore Sub-Deb Club. For each meeting a committee was appointed to choose the topic of discussion. Some things the members talked about were: clothes, make-up, good grooming, and dating. CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. May, J. Kaufman, B. Gosline, S, Conrad, J. Rauch, M. Condon, B, Ondo, D. Reed. SECOND ROW: N Kline, B, Jay, P. Kaufman, J. Mendolia, P. Painter, M. Mitchell, S, McBride, S. Hall, P. Boyce. THIRD ROW: M. Snyder, C, Askey, B. Borst E. Evans, S. Shively, D. Bock, B. Nolan, R. Hisong. FOURTH ROW: M. Hoftman, K, Gordon, L. Burnisky, G. Moyer. STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW, left to right: T. Trout, J. Witherow, R. Collins, C. Rofvc, N, Demi, C. Smith, K. Sadoti. SECOND ROW: T. Ogden, L Moore, D. Nagy, K. Plummer, J. Merritt, J. Hanley, P. Gill, C. Fontenoy. THIRD ROW: C. Macale, B. Ondo, K. Smith, P. Henchbarger K, Pownell, R. Brodbeck, B. Borst. FOURTH ROW: R. Snyder, D. Bailey, E. Jacobs, The Student Council again helped to conduct the Charity Crusade Drive in the Clearfield Area Schools. This year's drive was a great success with the students and teachers of C. H. S. giving Sl,O07.82. Among its other duties the govern- ing body of C. H. S. was responsible for the col' lection of paid assembly dues. OFFICERS President Carolyn Rowe Vice-President Mona Solomon Secretary Ed Jacobs Treasurer Kay Sadoti Advisor Mr. Pritts Students get experience using the voting machine as they vote for the next year's faculty. 1935-The Bison was dedicated BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Robbins, P. Guelich, L. L. ADvANcED FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Mrs. Frances Graham, X-ray technician at the Clearheld Hospital, Miss Georgia Nemeth, a student nurse at the Clearfield Hospital, and Mrs. Raymond Mellott, a school nurse, spoke to mem- bers of the F. N. A. during the past year. Each senicr member spent a day with a student nurse at the Clearfield Hospital and was a guest at an annual tea given at the hospital. The future nurses folded Cancer dressings and ordered their F. N. A. pins. OFFICERS President Barbara Shaw Vice-President Sandra Williams Secretary Linda Lou Lutz Treasurer Judy Barton Advisor Mrs. Henchbarger BEGINNERS Folding Cancer dressings was the main activ- ity ofthe Future Nurses-Beginners Group. Two student nurses, Miss Fran Truhlik and Miss Georgia Nemeth, spoke to the members about the various aspects of nursing. OFFICERS President Evelyn Hastings Secretary Gale Marsh Treasurer Marty Thomson Advisor Mrs. Henchbarger ADVANCED Lutz, S. Williams, J. Barton, N. Michaels, C. Robbins, C. Roclkey, E. Shatter, SEC- OND ROW: C. Cushard, S. Brion, G. Mollura, D. Hile, E, Henry, C. Unch, K. Mc- Garvey, M. Westcott. THIRD ROW: M. Haney, M. Burns, L. Cupples, L. Allison, T. Price. BEGINNERS BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Graham, S. Heydt, E. Snfith, M. Thomson, E. Hast- ings, G. Marsh, J. Buck, P. Bloom, K. Gordon. SECOND ROW: N. Kline, P. Hench- barger, P. Painter, M. Mitch- ell, J. Showden, S. Radlcey, M. Magnuson, M. Snyder. THIRD ROW: K. Pownell, C. Natoli, J. Confer, S. Shively, C. Baechtel, S. Accordino, C. M:B:ide. the Clearfield Memorial Hospital. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was divided into two parts, beginners and advanced. The beginners group learned the fundamentals of the game and tried to solve elementary chess problems while the ad- vanced grcup learned the history of chess and the advanced fundamentals. The advanced group met each Wednesday evening at which time play ofts were held among the members. Next year the members hope to have an organized chess team which will meet with chess teams from other area schools. OFFICERS-Beginners President Anthony Mciterkowski Vice'President Carol Smith Secretary-Treasurer Audrey Litzinger Advisor Mr. Kammerer OFFICERS-Aclvanced President Joe Dague Vice-President Larry Kriner Secretary-Treasurer Jan Hubler Advisor Mr. Kammerer 1-.. What are you playing fellows, checkers? BOTTOM ROW, left to right: G. Barger, L. Kriner, C. Smith, A. Mctkowski, A. Litzinger, J. Dague, J, Hubler, S. Podmenik. SECOND ROW D. Howell, K. Coon, K. Hcwell, J. Rumfolo, J. Johnson, D. Koozer, R. Sturniolo, C, Peterson, H. Moore. THIRD ROW: W. Kelly, K Graham, W. Materkowski, R. Cams, R. Brock, E. Kephart, S. Rowles, D. Soderlund. FOURTH ROW: R, Graham, B. McGarvey, E. Jaco A, Walker, R. Winslow, C. Litzinger. John Bloom absent when picture was taken. VARSITY CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: O. Fletcher, D. McGarvey, B. Shively, T, Baucia, J. Bentz, B, lewis, J, Dedman, J. Crago, P. Fran z T Trout. SECOND ROW: J. Lyda, J. Place, S. Clark, T. Guy, J. Tornatore, E. Carr, R. McCoy, J. Axelson, THIRD ROW: B. Zimmerman H Kitchen, C. Miller, G. Leech, J. Maloni, K. Carlson, J. Fletcher, B. Morrison, B, Thompson, The Varsity Club is an organization of boys who have earned at least one letter in any maior C. H. S. sport. Mr. Jerry Maurey and Mr. Marty Kcons spoke to the members of the club about wrestling and football. The members also served as ushers at various athletic events. OFFICERS President Joseph Bentz Vice-President Gerald Dedman Secretary Bill Lewis Treasurer Tony Baucia Advisor Mr. Potters We can see now that Dennis will get a lot of wear out of his sweater! BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Haversack, P. Lonoger, J. Hanley, J. Holdsworth, J. Walker, N. Rougeux, S. Williams, D. Kovalick, B. Rose. SECOND ROW: M. Condon, D. Shaw, J. Rauch, K. Sodoti, E. Loss, A. Magnuson, B, Lanager, B. Kendall. THIRD ROW: S. Thomp- son, D. Rowles, A. Hollback, B. Thomas, J. Crago, E. McKenzie, R. Brown, F. Browne, E. Thompson, R. Green. FOURTH ROW: G. Moody, D. Howell, D. Cochran, P. Frantz, J. Ralston, S. Lizotte, C. Miller, J.Fulmer, A. Brown. The Golf Club is organized into six groups which meet twice each month. Under the direc- tion of Mr. John Filsinger the members are taught the fundamentals of the game, grip, stance, and long and short swings. No ofticers are elected in the Golf Club. There are no ofticers elected in the Art Club. lts purpose is to provide students not taking any art courses with a chance to use the art ma- terials of C.H.S. Under the direction ot Mr. Wil- lard Dominick, the members may select the type of work they wish to do. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: D. Sunderland, T. Wilson, M. Jacobs, V. Mitchell, R. Sturniolo, D. Koozer, C. Smith. SECOND ROW: E Venerick, P. Rummings, D. Bookwalter, E. Swales, S. Scott, S. Wise, D. Crissrnan, J. Van De Mark. THIRD ROW: T. Demkovitch, D. Kyler 4 l 1 Y tv. 5 3' 445 'Wi 6 Mr. Smith is trying to explain to Bob and Bill that you shoot at the targets-not him! RIFLE CLUB All members of the Rifle Club fired the Army Qualification Course of Fire which consisted of ten shots in each of the following four positions: prone, sitting, kneeling, and standing. Those shooting 250 or better received the marksman medal, 300 or better, the sharpshooter medal and 340 or better, the expert medal. Members of the Rifie Club also learned safety in handling fire arms. The Rifle Team is made up of the high- er scoring members of the Rifle Club. This year the team participated in three matches with the Bradford High School team and rifle teams from Clearfield Creek and Curwensville. President William Brown Vice-President Charles Carter Secretary Phyllis Herbert Advisor Mr. Paul S'nith BOTTOM ROW, left to right: T. Shimel, D. Cathcart, B. Mullen, D. Eshelman, B. Brown, L. Rowles, C. Carter, B. Narehood, P. Aldrich B. Adams. SECOND ROW: S. Clark, D, Hile, W. Afford, N. Bender, P. Herbert, C. Erharcl, S. Butler, E. Kephart, J. Kennard, L. Smith THIRD ROW: R. Collins, D. Wesley, J. Eclxley, B, Owens, R. Moore, M. Conrad, J. McGonigal, D. Collins, W, Reed. FOURTH ROW: E Reed A. Evans, R. Rougeux, S. Cleaver, H. Livergood, J. Leigey, J. Kammerdiener, L. Peters, T. Thompson, K. Schickling, FIFTH ROW: G Plu bell, R. Boron, B. Dysard, S. Coulter, L. Hummel, V. Liberatori, J. Duck, J. Reinke, J, Rolley. SIXTH ROW: D. Bender, M, Cowder T Michaels. KEY CLUB it Valuable services are given each year to C. H.S. by the Key Club. This year's activities included selling candy at our athletic events, ar- ranging the score boards for athletic events, reading devotions, and helping at College Night. Many members went to Philadelphia to attend the Key Club Convention, one of the biggest highlights ofthe year. OFFICERS President Ted .Jabbs 'J' Vice-President Sam Yost Secretary Bill Franson Treasurer Bill Brown Advisor Mr. Vogelsong One of the many services of the Key Club is the reading of the devotions. , .. . 6, . .f gi M Vis ir Z M iff? 4? 2 f W. is s .1-g., ,Ang BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Blackman, D. Shirey, C, Rougeux, B. Franson, S. Yost, T, Jabbs, B. Brown, B. Shively, J. Crago, B. Price. SECOND ROW: J. Maloni, M. Cowder, B. Spriggle, D. Reid, F. Kennard, D. Cathcart, D. McGarvey, K. Plummer, C. Holes, THIRD ROW: R. Wrigley, S. Narehood, D. Taylor, J. Turner, J. Fulmer, D. Nagy, S. Leach, J. O'Day, O. Swatsworth, E. Carr, W. Thorp, A. Spingolo. Under the direction of Mr. Harold Kuhns our C. H.S. Dance Band played for all of the high schcol dances held after football games, basket- ball games, and wrestling matches. ln addition to this, members of the band provided music for dancing after school activities which included the Gym Demonstration. The band is an essential part of our annual Downbeat. DANCE COMMITTEE DANCE BAND The Dance Committee is responsible for plan- ning and making the arrangements for our school dances. Its members engage the Dance Band, make posters to advertise the dances, sell refreshments, and clean-up after the dances. OFFICERS President Deanna Foor Vice-President Tom Trout Secretary-Treasurer Frank Buzzanca Advisor Mr. Keister BOTTOM ROW, left to right: P. Henchbarger, C, Kupko, D. Foor, B. Brown, E. L, Robinson. SECOND ROW: B. Franson, B. Zimmerman, L Butler B. Fleck, T. Trout, F. Buzzanca. 'cn-'aku-, fp 'H' BOTTOM ROW, left to right: N. Rougeux, S. Ogden, D. SunderIand,L Walker, G. Mitchell, J. Rohrbaugh, E. Swales, K. Sadoti, K. Diehl, M. Solomon, Y. Hugney. SECOND ROW: G. Barger, P. Guelich, S. Brown, P. Hertlein, E, Thompson, D. Rowles, I. Shawden, J. McKinney, E. Schiclxling, D. Nelson, E. Loss, M. Hile. THIRD ROW: N. Greene, L, Smith, E. Kephcrt, S. Kenncrd, D. Cleaver, C. Ardary, E, Wiggins, C. Vcgelsong, M. Varner, R, Erhard. FOURTH ROW: G. Peoples, S. Read, S. Rowles, P. Hollcpeter, C. Kupko, C. May, J. Kaufman, P. Kaufman, C. Macale, B. Burns. FIFTH ROW: J. Stiner, C. Tobias, B. Gosline, P. Luzier, D. Lcnsbsrry, A, Brown, B. Jay, K. Solomon, C. Koozer, A. Magnuson, SIXTH ROW: D, Glass, L. Butler, FUTURE TEACHERS QF selling onions, seeds, and candy to take a field trip to State Ccllege and a trip to the State Farm Show. New uniforms were also purchased with Members of the F.F.A. raised money by During the past year various elementary moneb' evrned PY 'Pe TUIUVE farmers- school teachers spoke to the members of the OFFICERS F. T. A. Among its other activities the future President Ed Billotte teachers observed teaching methods in the Clear- Vice-President Paul Aldrich field Area Elementary Schools. Members also Secretary Bill Litz participated in a panel discussion on Opportun- Treasurer Bill Bell ities in Teaching, the sale of school stationery Reporter Don Wesley and note paper, and the compiling of a list of Sentinel John Carr helpful books for future teachers. Chaplain Boyd Kolbe OFFICERS Advisor Mr. W. C. Johnston President Jane Rohrbaugh Vice-President Eloise Swales Secretary Katherine Sadoti Treasurer Virginia Mitchell Advisor Miss Hiller OF AMERICA BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Burger, J. Carr, B. Bell, P. Aldrich, E. Billotte, B. Litz, D, Wesley, E. Reed, J. Taylor. SECOND ROW J. Luzier, L. Smeal, D. Bock, W. Ogden, B. Lingle, P. Shaffer, J. Eclcley, T. Henry. THIRD ROW: W, Goodrow, E. Lansberry, S. Young, E Goodrow, C. Lockett, C. Hoclcenberry, F. Johnson, LIBRARY CLUB There are no officers elected in the Press Club, however, Mary Helen Kepner had charge of giving out the weekly assignments with Carmen Norman as her assistant. The club wrote a weekly article for the Progress on school news. Adviscr Miss Gillespie ,wwf ,fe ZA! 1 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Stauffer, D, Smeal, R. Proud, P. Hertlein, D. Grice, M. Neeper, D. Walker. SEC- OND ROW: P. Broad, M. Snyder, D. Bock, D. Dysard, M. Smeal, S. Jury, B. Turn- er, L. Pets-rs. Members of the Library Club provide a valu- able service to C. H.S. by assisting Miss Dole, our librarian, in the library. They give of their time to receive and check out books, take at- tendance, aid students with their reference work, and keep the books in order on the shelves. OFFICERS President Patsy Hertlein Vice-President Dianne Grice Secretary-Treasurer Carol Staufter Advisor Miss Dole PRESS CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: A. Brown, L. Walker, G. Gaylor, M. Kepner, B. Price, D, Aveni, L, Butler. SECOND ROW: G. Ba Kennard, B. Jay, J. Kaufman, B. Gosline, P. Lanager, M. Diehl. rger, S i' ' - 1' z ORCHESTRA The C. H. S, Orchestra under the direction of Mr. William Stadtmiller provided musical interlude for both All-School Plays, presented an Eve- ning of Music for members cf our community, and gave a radio broadcast over W. C. P. A. , M in s well under contro one cf the senior chorus rehearsals. Q xii' 92 Y' In 'f2, Yfz1Zf , , 1 461 VVS P- ' . x 77g A .Y uf' V, Q 7 - 4 ' -A r 4' .wp -6 V f Y g if Q. 1 'V fi- t 'fx 1.- This year the C. H. S. Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Harold Kuhns, consisted of T25 mem- bers, 28 ct which were maiorettes. The Band made tive trips Uersey Shore, State College, Punxsy, Tyrone, and Curwensvillej for away football games. The fine performances of the C. H.S. Band were seen before each football C. H. Prof Kuhns and his little helpers try to straighten out some of the confusion in the music library. game and during halt-time. ln addition to playing at football games, the Band participated at two basketball games, lBrookville, January 26 ancl Reynoldsville, Febru- ary 'l6J Nine members, George Gaylor, Wendell Haney, Don Lansberry, Charlene Vogelsong, Judy 100 S BAND Sandy and Anne are attempting to sneak their uniforms in a week later without Prof seeing them, Barton, Jane Rchrbaugh, Sharon Podmenik, Elaine Loss, and Janice Buck, represented the C. H. S. Band at District Band. The band presented an Evening at Music, a school assembly program and a broadcast over W. C. P. A. Our pep assemblies would not be complete without the help of the band. lt also participated in the Veterans Day service, the dedication ceremony for the new Army Reserve Center, and the Halloween parade. On October 3 members ofthe band traveled to State College to take part in the popular Band Day activities there. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Rumtola, D. Ogden, R. Carns, S. Witherow, K. Howell, M. Cowder. SEC- OND ROW: S. Rodkey, J. Kennard, J, Hoover, B. Howe, G. Ross, J. Mullen, F. Johnson. MATH CLUB ARCHERY CLUB Members of the Archery Club were divided into tour classes according to their average score after three days cf shooting. The four classes were: expert, archer, bowman, and novice. Under the direction of Mr. Harold Wisor, the members also learned safety measures. This year's Archery Club had more girls as members than ever before. Several members participated in competitive archery meets. OFFICERS President Ronald Carns Vice-President Shirley Witherow Secretary Darlene Ogden Advisor Mr. Harold Wisor The main purpose of the Math Club is to teach its senior members how to operate a slide rule. It also offers a look into advanced mathe- matical tcpics and valuable aids in studying for college boards and college entrance examina- tions. OFFICERS President Robert Brown Vice-President Paul Frantz Secretary Pat Ziel Treasurer Carole Peterson Advisor Mr. Miles Smith BOTTOM ROW, left to right: E. MATH CLUB Schickling, S. Ogden, S. Robbins, P. Ziel, B. Brown, P. Frantz, K. Diehl, N. Rougeux, C. Rowe M Solomon. SECOND ROW: S. Clark, D. Aveni, R. Hurley, M. Kepner, J. Rohrbaugh, D. Fletcher, S. Brown, Y, Hugney, K. Coon. THIRD ROW: S. Thompson, P. Aldrich, C. Stone, F. Browne, A, Hollbaclc, A. Materkowski, W. Wisor, W. Artord, J. Axelson, F. Buzzanca FOURTH ROW: D. Conrad, D. Rowles, D. Kinkead, B. Lewis, J. Tornatore, C. Kunes, L. Hale, S. Yost, D. Cathcart. FIFTH ROW T Jabbs, D. Leonard, E. Vernerick, D. Eshelman, G. Gaylor, F. Rougeux, F. Kennard, F. Marino, I. Showden, J. Bell, D. Shirey. 1932 - The Bison honored the Service Clubs of Clearfield. l l BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Cowder, M. Jordan, N. Demi, C. Norman, J. Walker, J. Shaw, S. Morrison, S. Rhone, N. Michaels E, Zelinski, S. Kline. SECOND ROW: M. A. Kirkpatrick, J. Shugarts, R. Gisewhite, S. Nicklas, J. Witherow, D. Aveni, P. Shomo, P Rummings, D. Crissman, L. Allison. THIRD ROW: N. Conway, S. Scott, S. Wise, D. Bock, P. Wolters, B. Mellott, F. O'Doy, S. Jordan P. Jury, L. Cupples. FOURTH ROW: L. Burnisky, S. Conrad, K. Gordon, M. Krise, D. Merrow, C. Lumcdue, S. Shively, S. Heydt, C Askey. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB There are no officers elected in the Girls' more in the regular gym class activities. The Leaders Club. lts purpose is to provide a chance members took a major part in the Physical Edu- for those students interested in athletic activities cation Demonstration. to use the gym equipment and to participate Advisor Miss Fry Q7 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: L. Learish, C. Peterson, L. Bumbarger, B. Grattius, J. Eisenman, L. Brummert, E. Rolley, J. Winslow, J. Renaud, K. Robb, J. Ardery. SECOND ROW: E. L. Robinson, A. Wallace, B. Clark, B. Brown, C. Ogden, M. Vlard, M. Boyle, J, Von De Mark, C. Murphy, B. Shcmo, P. Jury, D. Fear. THIRD ROW: R. Edward, B. Crsndell, D. NcKinn, C. Learish, J. Srneal, B. Olson, S. Brion, S, Tobias, L. Smith, N. Hemphill. FOURTH ROW: J. Suck. C. Rollin, B. Kendall, J. Venerick, M. Thomson, C. Tobias, D. Reed, K. Wescott, P. Henchborger. FIFTH ROW: L. Ogden, C. Lippcrt, C. L. May, B. Mcrcnc. E. Carney, D. Shaw, B. Burns, B, Taylor. C. Kupko. 103 BOYS' LEADERS CLUB 1? 1 u ,. ,.,n5 The purpose of the Boys' Leaders Club is to give interested boys a chance to participate in more athletic activities than can be found in reg- ular gym classes. Its members serve as leaders in their physical education classes and also are the maior performers in the annual Physical Ed- ucation Demonstration. OFFICERS I President Jim McKenderick wha, on Uwkwmd S,,UG,,o,,,! Vice-President John Crago Secretary-Treasurer Bob Mullen Advisor Mr. Snyder BOTTOM ROW, Ief: to right: J. Merino, C. Schriver, R. Thomson, E. Thompson. B, Mullen, J. Crago, W, Wisor, F. Marino, D. Leonard, E. Billotte, F. Wallace. SECOND ROW: R, Borst, G. Robison, B. Johnson, J, Thomas, B. Kolbe, R. Shugerts, J. Hill, R. Marino, D. Picard, B. Smith, G. Law. THIRD ROW: J. Taylor, R. Guenot, G. Sayers, D, Hummel, B. Pearson, W. Conrad, C. Crago, C. Schickling, B. Rishel, T. Andersen, B. Knepp, E. Moines. FOURTH ROW: F. Johnson, J. Levine, C. Hockenberry, W. Ogden, D. Broad. Jim McKen- derick missing when picture was taken. 104 CANDIDS Conlrol yourself, Don! Quite a fricky handshake, l'd say! They should be ashamed-frying to push that girl off the horse! Thnfs no place to plan! a garden, fellows! ls it thc! breathtaking, Woody? mia ii f.'?'f 14725 ? ...Tm ff.- vs-..,.,.A, 3 --...., N-0...i.AM1 1935-The activities section of The Bison contained ihese words, The role of Robin Hood in the sophomore class ploy was splendidly portroyed by Hor- old Wisorf' I Jef G fee 'S iff? 7 I uappv M QEAR ULD NW 107 WASHINGTON, D. C. TRIP Sixty-seven members of the senior class, ready to paint Washington D. C. red, left Clearfield at 6:00 A.M., November 27, 1959 for our three-day stay. After several hours of hec- tic traveling, we made one of those necessary stops near the Pennsylvania border. Arriving in Washington feeling beat , we began our sight- seeing tour, when our tour ended for the day, we had dinner at one of the prominent night clubs, The Champagne Room. Saturday brought more sight-seeing at such places as the F. B. l. Building, the National Airport, the Wax Museum, and the Smithsonian Institute. We awoke Sun- day morning with feelings of regret knowing our trip was nearing its end. After church services, more touring at Arlington and the Franciscan Monastery, we boarded the buses for our long iourney home. We arrived back home at 10:30 Sunday evening in want of several days cf sleep. The after-eftects of Bennys fd, L, awww All, Q41 1 , ma. ---1- , , 2'--M' , , , . s89'f7:.'41 ?S5R'2l.5'5,?ni Q jifizaigm 'ES' a if f fi ILP www Q ef tw ' 5 f f 5 , 5 Q, 2 . Q if ... - K ? Q1?? A V ff'f '9'Tw' ,. K ,, E Q Z I M 5 . , i Ffh I J ' Q QW 9 ,, . 1 1 f 4' X ..- is '50 if I , . I The little nnun in the white suit has tina caught up with Mary Helen. Kay and Betsy seem quite happy, but Coleen looks as if she just lost Paul forever. Many couples enioyed dancing ot the Aqua Palace in C. H. S, 114 C.H.S.'s Prom goers journeyed to Marine- land May 6, 1960 to their Aqua Fantasy Prom. With the junior class as traditional hosts, the gym was gaily decorated with anything from sea horses to mermaids. A variety of entertain- ment was presented by several members of the junior class while music for dancing was fur- nished by the Tcphatters from Indiana. his-Gr' ALL SCHOOL PROM '44, 'nj an ' if uWitNw -, Seniors and their guests take time out for refresh ments in the Aqua Room. Two clowns, Jock Hill and Larry Butler, are hard at work doing nothing. The sunken ship became a popular gathering place tor many students during the Prom. 115 s-s..,, an Mr, Weiss extends iwis congratulations Wo Dennis Hile, recipient of the Arthur J. Weiss Wrestling Carolyn and Som Should always be on Mme im if . . i . W Scholars lp their new watches presented in memory of Wil- liom W. O Brien 'Ns--1. Y 4., x Oufsfcnding vocational studems cre re:cgnized by several urea business firms. 116 AWARD DAYS Monday, May 23, 1960 the first of two award days, consisted of the presentation of all spring sports awards and special music awards. On May 24, 1960 academic and community awards, as well as college and nursing scholarships, were presented to the outstanding members of the student body. Presiding at the assemblies was Carolyn Rowe, president cf the Student Council. Sophomores, Ed Jacobs and Pat Henchbarger, served as custodians of the awards. Frank Buzzanca, Sharon Podmenik and Karen Diehl-1960 Harbison Walker Fcundaticn Schol- arship winners. Athletic trophies are presented to the school by these team representatives. GRADUATION WEEK Fcr some two hundred and seventy-six sen- iors, as well as the under-classmen, Graduation Week was filled with many eventful days. The week began Sunday, May 22, 1960 with the Baccalaureate Service in the high school audi- torium. Monday and Tuesday brought awards to many of the student body, while on Thursday came the never-to-be-forgotten Shelf Day pro- gram. Friday, May 27, 1960 brought the most memorable cccasion-Graduation. ils 521 t We pity Sue if she ever has a fam: y that looks like this U71 52 543' 'I is ll W I Q o 9 iq 5519 .8 SHELF DAY COMMENCEMENT Most memorable day for senicrs was Gradu- ation Day, May 27, 1960. Under the direction of Mr. Harold C. Wisor, a well organized pro- gram was presented by the commencement speakers and the senior chorus. The theme of the program was Each In His Own Way with moderator, Joann Moore, and speakers, Carolyn Rowe, Paul Frantz, Patricia Ziel and Eloise Swales. Senior chorus members blended their voices to enrich the program with two selections, The Halls of Ivy and You'll Never Walk Alone. Following the musical selections, diplo- mas were presented by Mr. M. Austin Turner, vice-president ofthe Board of Education. Janet receives her diploma and congratulations from Mr, Turner. i The end of an exciting week--Commencement 1960 J I5 Q. x n ,' wr, i P vf fi M .2 x Q1- ,,W, I fu, , 'Q I N E M Q? 'ly s I xr k , ai I J V F 3.54 Athletics 1 'N-'I i L ' 1 J-'Q W 2, 2 I , F 1 0 X 7 if ig .Y vi f f 4 ,, fn A ' jf '..-3.71 I X Q! 'K G N1 A W 0 'I 34 J A Y J A - f 1 Q 4' Y L .-ff ,F 'iff 4 Mis A ' Q A, 1 l Q A S , 1 Af 4 W Q , --4, V O I 1 X xgfgvo J? A 775' wi pagmmf fn avian OL-D XWTQ COACHES L 'bn fir' In- ' V .,.o- in 'TL' TOP ROW, left to right: John Potters, Director ot Athletics, Marty Koons, Head Football Coach, Jerry Maurey, Heart Wrestling Coach, Harold Wilson, Head Baseball and Assistant Football Coach, John Filsinger, Golf Coach. BOTTOM ROW: Dan Snyder, Head Track and Volleyball Coach, Paul Smith, Rifle Coach, William Johnston, Assistant Football Coachg Ralph Wetzel, Assistant Wrestling Coach, Larry Biddle, Assistant Football Coach. Coaches Washek and Shearer talk over some pertinent facts. fl wonder what her name is??????J iz xx Jerry Maurey, the new wrestling coach, started his mat career as a 112-pounder in 1947 and won the P1AA title at that weight. In suc- ceeding years he added the 120, 127 and 138- pound crowns. He won sixty-seven straight matches while wearing the Red and Black. Coach Maurey, a math teacher, was graduated from Penn State, where he added Eastern Intercollegi- ate Wrestling Association honors to his wrestling laurels. He also represented the United States in the 1955 Pan American Games. Prior to the season the new mat mentor an- nounced, We expect to have a successful season this year and that means a winning season. His clairvoyance was not to be taken lightly as he kept up to his winning ways, also those of his predecessor, Mr. Weiss, and the school's, as he boosted a notabie and impressive 9-3 record. 126 WEARERS OF THE C Graydon Leech Joe Place Ed Carr Harold Kltchen Bull Shlvely Jerry Dedman Duck Muller Conrad Rougeux Harold Kltchen Tom Trout Melvun NNoodrlng G rt Stone owald McCoy OVVIS rletcher Jerry Fletcher Jerry Graham Lonnte Howell Melvin Woodrlng Don McGarvey unll Lewns To 1 Trout Jack Lyda Cwarles Maller Tony BCIUCIG Dave Soderlund s ll Shuvely John Tornatore :ony Guy A wthony Materkowskl Joe Bentz Don McGarvey Ray Sobera FOOTBALL Tony Baucla Tom Trout Greg Geppert Glen Stone Ken Carlson Melvin Woodrlng BASKETBALL Joe Bentz Dennxs Kenyon Paul Frantz Don McGarvey John Axelson WRESTLING We ley Arford Erlan Greene Ken Carlson Sam Clark Don Muller Don Cathcart BASEBALL Jerry Haney Tom Ogden Lorts Ireland TRACK Gary Sayers Leslne Hacks Wllltam Johnson Ron Carns Joe Bentz John Merritt GOLF Jack Fulmer Paul Frantz VOLLEYBALL dwarcl Blake John Crago Joseph Barbara Tony Baucua 127 Joe Bentz Joe Malonu Bull Franson Bull Shaw Darrell Rowles Ronald McCoy Robert Zimmerman Charles Carter Ira Showden John Palmgren Terry Michaels Bob Thompson Gary Fowler Bob Zimmerman Dennns Hale Wulllam Shaw John Axelson Graydon Leech Gary Flood Harold Krtchen Gerald Dedman John Gnlllland Robert Zimmerman Ronald 'vlarnno Lynn Spackman Russell Green Donald Cochran Jack Fulmer D ck Rumery John Axelson Conrad Rougeux Walter Materkowskn TT If 'e . s R v ' Bill Morrison Joe Maloni Ira Showden I . a . ' I SENIORS IN SPORTS This year the seniors of C.H.S. did well for themselves. Tom Trout received honorable men- tion onthe all district football team and both Tom and Joe Bentz hold honorable mention titles on the central counties team. ln basketball, Tom Trout earned a place on the second all district team while Paul Frantz received honorable men- tion on the all district team. Three seniors, Sam Clark, Dennis Hile, and Orvis Fletcher won district wrestling honors and Orvis also earned a re- gional championship. ln track seniors Tom Trout, Joe Bentz, and Bill Lewis set records that will stand for a long while in their respective fields. John Tornatore was a trophy winner and one of six qualifiers at the District IX golf tournament. The seniors leave C.H.S. with a fine sports record and hope that the following seasons will be as impressive or better than this year's. GOLF B, Shively, J. Tornatore, P. Frantz. BASEBALL VOLLEYBALL Ondo J Axelson L Howell L Ireland l S T. Baucia, R. Sobera, J. Axelson, E. Blake, J. Crago, den D McGarvey J. Barbara, A. Materkowski, T. Guy, C. Rougeux, D. McGarvey, J, Bentz, 129 WMM J. V. FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW, lefl io righf: J. Honey, B. Hugney, B. Rislwel, B. Thompson, R. Marino, R. Snyder, C. Crogo R. Pentz. SECOND ROW: B. Fleck, T. Greenlee, D, Bock, M. Ardory, J. Rowles, D. Brock, B. Howell, G Simpson, J. Corr. THIRD ROW: D. Stone, J. Duck, D. Holl, H. Kouflmcm, E. Podmenik, S. Patterson, B Thurston, B. Willioms, C. Milligan, J. Bell, S. Lizone. No, Joe lv isn 1 your girl. Look ogoin. l3l 44 new J. V. BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW, left to right: T. Ogden, R. Snyder, J. Haines, S. Patterson, J. Honey, C. Miller, D. Nagy SECOND ROW: L. Hughes, D, Hertlein, E. Podmenik, J. Ralston, J. O'Doy, J. Hoover. THIRD ROW: J Ondo, T, Lcxwheod, N. Bender, E. Jacobs, J. Unch. Sorry, ul! three of them won't Gt in the bucket ct the some time!!! 133 J. V. WRESTLING BOTTOM ROW, left fo righl: L. Lykens, C. Kephurt, J, Gates, T. Bell, G. Harrier, B. Morrison, B. Thomas D. Kovulick. SECOND ROW: J. Burger, W. Arford, D. Miller, J. Mczloni, S. Lizolle, D. Brock, M. Kileen . J E Open up your eyes and let HIM see the lights. honored the C. H. S. Wrestling Team s -Ulf 5 Vgiqih WS N, BOTTOM ROW, left to right: G. Flood, D. McGarvey, B. Gilliland, K. Garman, I. Showden, J. Ondo, G. Leech, R. Kep- hart, B. Withey. SECOND ROW: L. Ireland, L. Howell, T. Ogden, B. Morrison, M. Woodring, J, Axelson, J. Haney, J. Maloni. THIRD ROW: T. Greenlee, B. Hugney, B. Gecrhort. BASEBALL Coach Harold Wilsons forces came up with a winning season this spring even it they had to tight the elements as weil as the opposition in their quest for victories. The diamond opened the season with a deci- sive win over Brockway on the strong pitching arm of senior John Axelson. The Herd then bowed to St. Marys 5-TO but took revenge on Bellefonte with a 7-4 victory. Then followed a lcss and win to Philipsburg and Red Bank Valley in that order. St. Marys was the next victim, as we ran them T7-3. This victory was short lived since Curwensville soon beat us by a score ot 4-1. The Wilsonmen bounced back to again beat Red Bank Valley with a 7-1 victory. In the final game ot the season Curwensville again beat us by a score ot il-7. With quite a few lettermen returning we hope tor a bigger and better season next year. 6 The boys are going to meet ano.her victory lg- ly' Coach Dan shows the boys the secrets of successf TRACK The 1960 track season is one that will be long remembered not only by the school, the squad members, and the fans but particularly by Coach Dan Snyder who guided the thinclads to the first undefeated track season in the school history. In the initial meet Clearfield overcame State College 75-52. In the second of four dual meets, the Snydermen downed Punxsy 91-36. The third and fourth dual meets were with Marian Center, a new comer to our agenda, and DuBois. The Herd won by scores of 82-45 and 8O'f'2-46'2. The Big Three contest was something to behold. Rec- ords were set in the high and low hurdles, pole vault and half mile by Snydermen sensations Torn Trout, Bill Lewis, and Gary Sayers. Another person who broke and set many records this year was senior Joe Bentz. He cleared the dizzy height of 635 for a school high jump record that should stand for a long time. Coach Snyder has hopes for another success- ful season next year with a few returning letter- men and much experience to work with. GCLF The T960 Clearfield High School Golf Team, hampered by inclement weather and inexperi- enced players, suffered a rather lean season. John Tornatore, the lone returning letterman, led the linksmen to a T3-2 victory over Red Bank Valley in the opener. This was followed by a loss to powerful Philipsburg I0-5. Coach John Filsinger's proteges then humbled Brookville twice in succession before being stopped by DuBois 5115-9V2 and Philipsburg l4Vz-Vi. The golf squad next bowed to State College, DuBois, and State College again before being mollified by a nip-and-tuck battle with St. Marys which we won 8-7. Senior John Tornatore was our lone entrant in the State Tournament, but playing in adverse conditions and with stiff competition from many districts, John failed to place. Coach Filsinger has high hopes for the fol- lowing year for this year's team gained invalu- able experience which is most helpful on the greens. Everyone seems interested but Jerry, I wonder why???? if iv' Rf few l it J- R Green G Moody J Tornatore P Frantz B Shi y J Fu mer D Cochran g l lc ,Q 4 5 ' . i ff? f slfij - Q , l 4 . , . Shim 'L' 'N wfff- ' ' -' li' gfksi, ,......4.,Qa!a!zv-Tv.--1' 4 V 4 , X -Q' Q . H fm, , ' ' I Q? 1 Gap., b 1-17 . ,. ' 77319 Q ' wr 'fu' Q M ,nv xv 5 - I .X qi 'ai Wg' W . 5y.av 2 ' lau3iKQ'J1'1 ll? ' va iw I I Z x5UN,, 43 Q kv 1 fr. I! ' V X if , 4 4 j., H X l TP, ' ' ff ,-- J ! ' 5 5 , 1 J ' ' ' . n I .' : - n , ,A ,f 4: 3 1 E iv gif? v Q05 5 N BISON BOARD -C7 Wray' . ,, - F s ' pw' ' TOP ROW, left to right: Conrad Rougeux, Associate Editor, Robert Adams, Photographer, Mono Solo mon, Associate Editor, Rosemary Sturniolo, Typist. BOTTOM ROW: Gladys Hess, Typist, Louise Learish Associate Editor, Carmen Norman, Associate Editor, Jeannette Sellers, Associate Editor. Jane Roh rba ugh Business Manager Carolyn Rowe Editor-in-Chief We of the Bison Staff wish to thank every- Ffedfkk Weidner Afdell Bfesslef one who helped with this yearbook and the Advisor Adviwf students who made this book possible. 144 9' WHO'S WHO IN C. H. S. BY POPULAR vote See if you can match the following as C.H.S. did-Answers on page l52 YOUR VOTE SELECTIONS Senior Junior Sophomore Most Bashtul Most Bashtul VVIHIESI Wittiest Biggest Blufter Biggest Blufter Best Looklng Best Looking Most Dagnified Most Dignufied Most Athletic Most AthletIc Best Dressed Best Dressed Most Talkative Most Talkatlve Best Dancer Best Dancer Most Popular Most Popular Best Sport Best Sport Most Likely to Succeed Most Likely to Succeed SENIOR BOYS Joe Bentz Fred Rougeux Btll Price Sam Clark Joe Barbara Mike Jacobs Victor Koch Paul Frantz Tom Trout Jack MItchell Jim Bell SENIOR GIRLS LoIs Walker DIXIE AvenI Deanna Foor Jane Rohrbaugh Marle McKImm Pat ZIel Eddle Rolley Bonnie Graftius Jean Shaw Jane Winslow Pat Rummlngs Louise Learlsh boy girl boy girl boy girl OY gIr OY gir OY gir OY gIr OY gir OY gIr OY gIr OY gIr CY gir THE FOLLOWING HAVE BEEN JUNIOR BOYS Joe Malonn Tom Knepp Dan Lansberry Melvin Woodrmg Harold Kitchen Charles Muller Dennis Nagy Joe Place Larry Butler Ron Carns Bob Thomp on JUNIOR GIRLS Carol LearIsh Barbara Rose Elizabeth Wiggins DIXIE Davis Mary Ann Kirkpatrick Kay Saclati Daphne QuIgley Erna ZelInslrI Andrea Stewart Betsy Anderson Judy Holdsworth Montrue Vlard 145 SELECTED SOPHOMORE BOYS Bill Rlshel Dan Hummel Jim Rowles John O Day Bob Kepner Alan Walker Ed Jacobs Jerry Haney Bull Johnson DIck Miller Ken Carlson SOPHOMORE GIRLS Peggy Jo Czarneckn Carol Kupko Karen Smith Karen Mullen Lois Ogden Judy Rauch Bonme Gosllne Pat Henchbarger Kaufman Twins Elaine Carfley Carol TobIas Joyce Slngleton ' Is . . 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