DuBois Area High School - Clipper Yearbook (Du Bois, PA)

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I ' ll. DuBois Area Joint High School CONTENTS... Page Worthy Citizens 6 Senior Citizens 16 m — v C 1 I Beaverville ' s Honor Roll . .. 4(1 MM I J h =J Our Town 41 Beaverville ' s Sports 96 jM . J Friends of Beaverville «3| -

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TO FOREWORD KWE VIUE § ft „DUBO ' S,PA. ToPlTTSi fll KGH 16 To MEU YORK toi wphm V Our school life so closely follows our town life that a comparison is quite natural. We have made such a comparison in our annual this year, drawing an analogy between our classes, activities, and sports in school with civic, industrial, sports, and social activities of the community. The 1951 CLIPPER is a student production that required the services of nearly every student and some of the faculty members of the DuBois Area Joint High School. Student committees, sponsored by some faculty member, did most of the work. Committee members were volunteer workers, and each committee elected one of its members to be chairman. The chairmen of the various groups made up the editorial board. The editorial board elected one of its members to be editor-in-chief of the annual. Valuable assistance in the production of our annual was given by Principal E. J. Mansell and members of the faculty. Faculty people who advised the various groups included Bertha Wheelock, art; William Gratton, seniors and special features; Coach Duke Burkholder, sports; and Howard Swisher, activities, photography, and business. Mr. Swisher also coordinated all group efforts and sponsored the editorial board. Technical assistance, that was greatly appreciated, was generously given by Mr. Steven L. Hanzeley and other technicians of the Gray Printing Co., Falls Creek, Penna. Marilyn Klingensmith Editor-in-chief

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WORTHY CITIZENS OF OUR TOWN Board of Education OFFICERS . . . Carl Pardoe president Dyer McCall vice-president Walter Dillman secretary J. O. Axelson treasurer This, the first year of jointure of the Troutville Borough, Bloom Township, Union Township, and the DuBois Schools has created the DuBois Area Joint High School. Many problems were solved by the men and women who compose the joint board of education. A committee from the board, pictured on the next page, have been meeting and solving the problems of this trying first year of jointure. The courage and wisdom they have shown are evident in the enriched program of education offered, and they will be reflected in better schools, better citizens, and better communities.