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XY4-, 111 the 1053 Flipper, l1ax'1- 11'1e41 to portixxy 113' xwrfls 111141 pi4't11r4-s part 131-111111 report. S111141- limits i114'l11t111111 all of the rt-port, Sl'I11OI' portraits, sonic 1-ilt'lll1B' 1J1l'1lII't'S, 111141 two large group Il1C'1lll'l'S are the only profession- al 1Jl1010gl'il1D11B' work in this hook. .-X11 other pictures are taken 111141 processed hy st1141e11ts. Principal E. J. Mansell a11d certain faculty members gave 11s valuable help in preparing this annual. We are indebted to Mr. Charles Northey for advice and assistance in photography and to Mr. Steven L. Hanzley and other technicians of the Gray Printing Co., Falls Creek, for technical assistance. To them and to all who had a part in the production of this Clipper, we express our sincere appreciation. www' -Q....u lull, 'f .lf K gk .1'--- DLLBOLZ5' Area , . , 1 1 'z '11 A WWiviX'XNff.. JKKSI . . 4 ??ff - ' ff. 'Ji i 'fy' 32324 . 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V 1 1 . -..-Jr.: M , - H17-'QM wi f- ' - -f , 4 rnfamw Mwf.4..-nn-,.'.-Mm. . f.w-fairy? ' gf : L, L, 453355. 45: --wigs paw. may .5531 Representatives of all the boards of education composing the DuBois Area joint High School are pictured above. These people perform many of the tasks required for the success of the join- ture. Shown in the first row are Karl M. Brewer, superintendent, .Iolm Bowser and Neil Bloom. Second row: j. T. Harriger, Pearl Bloom, Harry Cable and William Duff. Third row: jack Shepler, james Nolder, VV. F. Dillman and Nina Gray. SUPERI TE DE MR. KARL M. BREWER Mr. Kurl NI. Brewer hns ht-on supcrintcntlvut of the DuBois schools during thc entire svhool life of the seniors. Ho raum- to Iluliois front Sandy Township und previously tnught in VYinslow Township, Sykcsvillc :tnfl Clorsivat. Mr. Brewer is nctivc in l-Ofllllllg school polirics for l'cnnsylvuni:t. l'rL-sc-ntly hv is rhnirntnu of at group stuclying thc role ol' thc SllIJL'I'lIllL'IlIlL'Ill in intt-r-rc-lntionships ol svhool :intl voiutnunity. He mn ht- liouncl in XX'ho's Who in .xlTlL'I'll'2lll lfclut'z1tion uncl in l.L-uclt-rs in lCrltu'ntion. Hc is ztlliliutcrl with suvh prolit-ssiouul orgztni- Zntions ns tht- :XIllCI'lt'illT .-Xssorintion ol' School Administrators, l,CIlIlSj'lYLlIllJl .'xSS4ll'liillHll ol Distrivt Supcrintcnclcnts, Xzttiongtl Som-it,-ty for thc Study ol llcluvntion, l'c-nusylvtuiiu Xssovizt- tion for Aclult liclucwttion nntl tht- Xutionul licluc'ution :XSSUl'lillltJIl. The Rt-tl Cross, Vlcnrliclfl llcurt Sovit-ty, Sulvzttion .-Xrniy unfl thc Duliois l'ulmlit' l.ilmrury Bourfls occupy' much of his timer. Ht- hns hclrl high offiu-s in thc Kiwunis, .Xtm-rit'4tn l.t-gion ztncl Elks. HQ hulongs to Gurhc-lfl Lorlgc, Voutlcrs- port Vonsistory ztnrl Alulifu Shrinc. Fishing, golfing unfl playing hritlgt- till what lcisurc titnc hc fun linrl. ,LW r X i I ,4nng.. Kuu. NI. BREXVIQR Superintendent T A -94 i rf I I 1 leaders of the sunor class are Louise Larson, secretaryg Mike Salamone, presidentg Nancy Schrner treasurer and jack Reasinger wee president. CLASS SONG Tune-An Hour Never Passes Vl'orcls by Shirley Hetriek and Shirley Kiehl Gooclby, DuBois High School, we bid you adieu, Our fondest of memories will always be of you. May ull the lessons you have taught not be in vain, And the friendships we have made ever remain. Farewell, DuBois High School, our Alma Mater true, The Class of '53 will always think of you The famed black and white we'll never forget Goodhy, DuBois High, Goodby. Class Colors Class Flower Bax 3 Blue and XR7lllt6 Xl hite Rose ffm 410111117 0 une dzaplfr Ill I1 6 CWUIIIIIIFIZCFIIIFIZII my 1716511111111 in 16611111 fo afar! Z ' A ' .V mf' - Conznzencenzeni Cl7lIIl7?6l1l,'Fl7IFlIf . . . 131-40. 5' V i 4A i i b i. X, j . I 5 :fir 7 I V. ' . . - 5 'f' . - 'Q fx: A 4' '3 X 1 , . - Q J . . . -fy. ik' -WNY . . . 3 -u A Q rw, f l ' .qv ' ff , 1 , ., ' when wr' f1f'l.'0l7lC' a part' Q all W p 2 ll7l'0bfFl?l.1'. . . a par! QI all flllllfjf. . . zz par! Qf all fzme. jack Dnttry, president of Rooni 13, is shown in the picture on the left along with Bill Bailey, vice president, and Bob Fzinls, secretary. Officers in Room 15 are llnrbnru Penninggtrwn, Seeretztryg David Daugherty, presidentg and Louise Russ, vice president. Kay Hicks is secretary of Ronin 16. , x I Other officers pictured are Dun Gilbert, president, and Bob lslimzin, vice president. Mike fNliel:ey Sztlzunone presided nt home rnmn niet-tings in Rcmuni 17. He is slmwn in the center of the picture nn the right. Nancy Schriver is the secrelzirv and Dick Spehzilslci is the vice pregnident. lqtlfllll 1.5 Ronin 15 Room 16 Room 1 7 t 'iz ' is if Yuv- 'O- Af. xii .4..',..4 if I ' 'i 26 as . ' A -f, 1, 17 W , I fy f A Q- , rf j .gay ' Q ,m 4 ' 1 f- N - XJ, ,a l mg Cf: i O 'Z' 1 -1' Q 'aa 19 'vi-v Ta . wa' I T l Pl 1' janet L. Allshouse Lorraine E. Bailey Vlfilliam A. Bailey Richard L. Bennin Jacqueline Armstrong Robert .-X. Bailey Daniel li. Ball ger Lorraine .-X. Benny Janet Allshouse BUSINESS IZDUCATIOX Cheerleader, chorus, Hi-Yarie- ties, draniaties. janet eanie to IJ. H. S. from Falls Creek in her junior year a popular Among her and soon became member of her class. favorites were football games, roller-skating and dancing. Dra- maties rated high on janet's list of activities. .Xfter graduation, she plans to enter the held of nursing. Lorraine Bailey l:l'SlNliss lilJl'C.XllIlY Chorus, library staff. Lorraine is a Cute, blue-eyed bloncle who eaune to lluliois from lflorirla in her junior year. She enjoys swinnning and wateh- ing football tfanies for reereation. Lorraine was an eliieieut nleniber of our library staff. ller plans after graduation inelnde College but shi- has not ileeided where she will further her educvition. VVilliam A. Bailey GIZNICRAI. 'l'rael:, lli-Y, hoine-rooiu photography, lli-varieties. 'lot'lio won tlistriet honors in traek his junior year. His favorites are 5WllllIlllIlQ and spaghetti. Of all his sehool subjects, he enjoyed senior seienee niost. lle was known for his quiek uit and lively personality. .Xfter graduation, joeko plains to join the .Xir Foree. student eouneil, viee president, Richard llenninger MACIIINI-I snot' .'Xpe, ai handsome lad with dark-brown hair and green eyes, Caine to tts from Falls Creek his junior year. lfornierly, he had attended srhools in Kenmore and Barker, N. Y. lliek was one of our soeial-minded boys who always enjoyed having a good time. Ape plains to serve his country by enlisting in the Marine forp after graduation. Jacqueline Marie Armstrong nrsixiiss I2DL'CAT1oN Foruni, auditorium usher, broad- Caster Club, Chorus, home-room viee president and secretary. jackie is a popular, blue- eyed, brown-haired lass who plans to attend business College after graduation. XYhile in high sehool, she enjoyed shorthand Class and going to football games. jael:ie can be found skating or eating ire ereani in her spare tinie. Robert Allen Bailey Al l0SlI1Jl' lunior varsitv football. l3uteh was an aetive mem- ber of the junior varsity football squad during his junior year. lle stands 5'0 and weighs 220 pounds. Football was his favorite sport, and auto shop his favorite sehool subjeet. liam- burgers and ire skating also rated high on his list of favorites. linteh has no tlt-finite plans for the future. Daniel Earl Ball INl1t's'i'RlAl. Mus Ilan was a great bowling fan, and he bowled in our school league in his junior yt'1H'. His favorite sport was football: he was an ardent lleaver fan. Math rated as his best-lilced sehool subjeet. This brown - haired, brown-eyetl boy wishes to be- ronie at inaehinist after gradua- tion. Lorraine Alice Benny iiomfisi.-USING fhorus, drawing, li. lf. .-X. Rainey, a 5'o1g , brown- haired, brown-eyed lass claims the eolor blue as her favorite eolor, and football as her best- liked sport. She enjoys spending her spare time dancing and watching television. She is un- tleeided about what she will do in the future. Mona Lou Boring tit'stNtiSS t2tttJCA'rtoN Chorus, lilirary staff. This quiet lass Coulfl he seett working energetically in the library during her sophomore and junior years. Nlotta was also a very avtive ntentlier of the Chorus her last two years in IJ. H. S. 'I-his ltltte-eyerl, lrrowtt- hairecl stuclent enjoys skating for recreation. ller plaus for the future are inclelinite. William Brady lll'SlNlfSS lilll'CA'lAlflN Rifle flult, junior xarsity wrest- ling stluatl, llill. it ho rt-portt-rl to room l3, was one of ottr avitl lit-.wer sports fans, Ile L-tijoys reatling lvooks, .intl r-pentls ttllrsl of his + x leisure hours tn this way, llttt'tn5,g X tht itat, llill lll.ll'I'lt'tl Xattvy llurfortl. llts lttture plans rt-titer arouttcl a lrustttess txireer. ,N on 7. H. Janice Brooks Shirley Brooks AC.1.tmtcMtt' tststxtzss t4.ttI't'.x'ttoN liattcl-lilirariatt. lI'L'ilFtll'L'l', Liirls' llfflfl 1l14lJt'Vl'll 1 Vll VllN Hi' Chorus, lli-Yarieties. atttlito- V2lVlK'Il1'f- llllflllflfilllll llrlltfi riuni usher, liroatlraster staff, ll'-lflK'Vf Vlllll- 'l'fl'lll'Y' N 1l f f if clraiiiatits, atteiulatit to Miss ll. ll. S. 3 -1 0 Q lg111 it-1511 X-1-rt-111-11yp 1111-111l,1.r Shirl L'Il7llJk'L'4l swinttttittgf and ' of the linml, lit-111g 1-h11,1-11 1111- twirlittg hrr ltaton, an art at '-, , ,iffy district ltancl tltrt-1-xt'.irs.iml the ttltiflt rlll' lltli lfvffftllt' YNY uf all-q11r l1,1111l 11,1114 Q1-111-, I11 1111 .irvottttilisltt-rl. llt't'f.txot'it1-sport senior f't'.ll', slit- hiul tht- honor Wlr f ll'-'ll -H111 lll'V l4lV lle lv of lit-ing uhost-11 for N111111 111111111 footl was lft't-ttvli frirs. Slit-platts She plans to .itteml t-ollt-ge in to attt-ntl follt-ge after tgrmltta' the future. tion. LQVGFIIZ Bryant Donald Burns x litlMI'QM.XKlYli ,x,t'tttslh1tf 1 Chorus, lil1t'ariatt. l link lxiiiti' to lluliois lligh l3erttiv stattcls Yo , with firltool front Satirly lioxxtlsltilb at hrovtlii hair ancl eyes to match. the lu-einninq nl- his Y111i1i11r yt-ar. N, ' She is a Inn-loving person, with a pleasing personality. ller favorite foorls are sloppy -lot-s and Ft'ent'h fries. ller favorite sport is footlrall, antl lfnglislt is her lmest-likecl svltool sulvjevt. l3ernit ' plans to go to rolleue, but is tttiflevicletl as to where she will further her education. Harry Chittester MACtttNt-1 sttot' Chula was another of our Seniors who joinecl us from Falls Creek in his junior year. For relaxation, he enjoys swimming and eating spaghetti. In school he enjoyed tttaehitte shop and footliall games. ln the future, this lmrowtt-hairetl, ltrowit-4-yetl hot' will lre wearitttf a Navy ttniform. Ile likes 'tu play the guitar, and iz his faxorttt- song ts l'ot'tnnes nt Q v Xlt-tttorii-s. lhisl1row'i1-ltairefl, ' l1liie-twefll.ifIr.itt-sliotlgt-yashiq faxorilt- s tort. .Xflvr 'trtir t a ion, W t e lit X ink plans to Joni the .Xtr 11-IJ . . . I' Ill' 'l'. lf t FQ. 2 ' A J Q ' V 'wif ' Lyle Chittister M.-'tftttxl-L sttot' liast-linll ttianaga-t'. ft-ke, as he was :alla-rl by 'WG his vlasstttates, tanto to its front X Falls from-k nt the lwgitittiittg of his junior ya-ar. This rlark- hairt-fl larl enjoys liste-ning to rarlio station XYXYYX. Hi: faxoritm' foonl is stntigltetti. llis futnrt- plans ventvr arounrl ttiarriagt-. i,..l, 5 . Mona I.. Boring jun ice R. Brooks LaX'erna IJ. Bryant Harry C. Chittcster , Q ' iQ ' I if N-my 'tr XYilliam IJ. Brady Shirley JX. Brooks Donald L. Burns Lyle F. Chittester .il 1 ' ,vs 1-Y' f - Q. fb D Y J ks A up '- 009 5 -gann- X ,, Betty L. Christensen Sally .-'L Clark Howard lV. Clark john M. Cloak Betty Louise Christensen ACAIDIQMIC Girls intramural basketball, Hi- Yarieties, rltorus, broadcaster stall. drantatitss, ensemble. 'lihis blontle lass stands 5'7lQ and has pretty blue eyes. l3etz rated b.tske-tball as her favorite sport, but was an artlent fan at all sports events. She plants to further her etlttfation next year but slit- has not tlt-ettletl upon any sptfeittt' college. Sally Clark BUSINESS Enl'CA'l'toN Dramaties, Tri-lli-Y, chorus, broadcasters staff, leaders Club. Sally, an attractive blonde from room 13, enioyed dancing and roller skating. After school hours you Could usually find her nibbling on french fries or read- ing a book. After graduation, Sally hopes to become a Bell Telephone operator. lloward Clark Al l'o snot' Blond, blue-eyetl 'llittdtlyu stands 5'5 tall and tips the seales at l5fl pounds. Vtrestling ranketl highest on his list of favorite sports, while any restau- rant that serves spaghetti tneets his approval. l3ntltly plans to join lilllill' Sanfs Navy and, upon disrltargt-, to attentl an art sehool in New York City. John Cloak AUTO SHOP Baseball. Of all his school subjects, this brown-haired boy enjoyed auto shop and gym most. jack filled his spare hours driving his '48 Ford and playing baseball. Hunting, fishing and trapping were tops on his list of interests. After graduation, jack plans to join the Army. Kathleen Crowley ll0Ml'.MAKlNlQ Girls eltorns, broadeaster staff, librarian, viee president of l7.ll..X.. and 'liri-Hi-Y. This brownshaired, blue-eyed miss, who hails frotn Grampian, rates lootlhall and the color blue at the top ol' her list of favorites. .Xlreatly t-ngagetl, Kathy plans to beeonu' Klrs. Yern llunsworth soon after graduating. XYhile she was ill svhool her best-liked subjert was llonle lit: II. David Culley .-KCAIVI-MIC play-Yee football, varsity foot- ball, xarsity traek, baslsetball manager, liotne - roont viee president and president, lli-Y, Clipper staff, photography. 'l'his popular, hazel-eyed lad stands fm'-1 and weighs 235 pounds. llis favorite sport is football in whieh he starred asa senior on the Beaver line. Dave plans to attend College after graduation where he will take a Course in ehetnieal engineering. David L. Daugherty AC.llbl-.MIC llonte-rotnn president, rifle elub, hunting and fishing elub. lPot ' eante to lluliois at the beginning of his iunior year from l'ass.tie, New jersey. llt- enjoyed watching baseball eatnes while hunting .tntl tishing were also among his major interests. .Xfter school hours, he Foultl be found working at Cowrlricks. llot ' has no tlellnite plans for the future. Naomi Defendorf ntstxtcss IiIJl'CA'l'lI'JN llotne-room seeretary, broad- eastei' staff, band librarian, tlrantatics, Tri-Hi-Y chaplain, Hi-Varieties. Defe, as she is known by her friends, played Clarinet in the band for live years. Her favorite school subject was trans- cription. ln the future, she plans to work in an ofhee in Roehester, New York. Q5 .. -5 I . 'Ni try 'I 'tr If it 1 H .Aw--' X 1 A - Viv I Z1 i . . 4 . 16 Q., gk 43 if Z J . ,,Wf,,,i,,,, ' Kathleen M. Crowley H. David Culley David L. Daugherty Naomi j. Defendorf 1- 4' A 1 , 9' ,A K I. ' 'S ,, ,.- ,. , . 1 xi 'f x A . i I 'Y , ! Marilyn L. 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Paul Fair ACAIJICMIC jay-Yee fuotlizzll. l1r11:11l1'uster 1'l11l1, ti1'lc1'I 1'li1lJ. lf there ww any inischief in the claw ffhlllll Pere was usually 111 the renter of it. 'l'l1iS 5'9y2 lmy 1'lz1in11-1l luotluill as his favnriie sport, 211111 math his best-lil1e1ls1rh1m11lsul1jeC1. Pete worked at the A. 8: P. during his spare time. He intends to attend College after graclliutioii. ff, ' 1 1 ff' K elk 411552 an a 'CMT W l B3 -' 11 ff 'iii' 1 1.1 1 gi! , john D. Duttry Walter J. Elnicki Howard L. Eltringhan Paul I. Fair N ra 'W n ag .i X Q it ff it r 1 M A 'W' 'fr-.. 'A 'H'-W... y I If tw away, is- .. Y fr . qi- 5 52 Robert A. Fairman Mary jane Freeland Patricia A. Galentine Mable C. Gent 1 X . ,HS 'wr A t . w,,v,,,v ' A -fra A .gg , M7 eil i Y i VVQA at ,7.. 2... Q 'IJ 1' ati li fs i i Robert G. 'Fauls jack R. Galentine Alvin VV. Gearhart Donald D. Gilbert Bob Fairman At I'o snot' NYM-stling, track, Bob is a husky lad who stands 5 1l tall and weighs 176 pounds. Bob was on the wrestling squad his junior and senior years. lle was on the track team his sophomore year. He likes spaghetti and enjoys driving his red Ford convertible. Bob plans to enlist in the Marines after graduation. Mary Jane Freeland ACAUI-QMIC Dramatits, chorus, rifle club, Forum staff, auditorium usher, Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Yarieties. Inch, who came to D. H. S. in her junior year from Mary- land, is well known for her pep and witty remarks. .Xlthough only 4'1l tall, she was a very good basketball player, being chosen for the all-star team. lnch's plans for the future include college. Patricia Galentine BUSINESS LQDUCATION This brown-haired, brown- eyed lass rates swimming as her favorite recreation. Pat likes baseball and thinks jeffry Hunter is tops in the movies. As for her favorite television show, she likes the quiz program Two for the hlonc-y. l'at's plans for the future are in- definite. Mable C. Gent ACADEMIC Ticket club, broadcaster club, rifle, Tri - Hi - Y president, ' junior year. Mabe, a pleasant, brown- eyed, brown-haired lass, reported to room 16. For recreation, she enjoyed roller skating and danc- ing. She could often be seen selling tickets for our various sports events. Mabe's plans for the future are uncertain. Bob Fauls INnt's't'RI.-xl, ARTS Yarsity football, wrestling and track, senior home-room secre- tary. lrllflllll staff. Oscar made the all-district football team in his junior and senior years, and he won all- distriet honors in track in the quarter mile for three years. llis favorite pastime is eating. Bob plans to attend college after graduation. Jack Galentine AUTO snot' This blue-eyed, dark-haired fellow reported to room 16. His favorite pastime is driving his car. He enjoys eating mashed potatoes and chicken. jack's favorite sport is baseball. His plans for the future include college in Lancaster and some- day having an automobile busi- ness of his own. Alvin Gearhart GENIZRAI. Student council. Al came from Brady Township at the beginning of his junior year, He listed football as his favorite sport and hunting his favorite recreation. The color blue and the school subject P. D. also rated high with Al. He has no definite plans for the future. Donald D. Gilbert Gifts i-LR,-xl. Varsity football, basketball, wrestling, baseball, junior class president, student council rep- resentative, home-room presi- dent, photography club. Gila, the co-captain of our undefeated Beaver football team, proved his athletic abilities in being chosen for the all-state team his senior year. In the future, Gila plans to major in physical education at the Uni- versity of New Mexico. Thomas NI. Good ACAIJI-iMlC Varsity ftlthlllilll, l111sl1et11111l, track, sports etlitor of Clipper, pliotoggmpliy clnli, lli-Y presi- 1le11t 111111 st-1'r1-t11ry, junior class vice lll'L'Slt1t'lll, stntlent 1'o1111cil. 'lioni was 11111 only senior lioy to p11rti1'ip11te in 1111 four sports. He was 111111111111 ofthe l111sketl11111 103111, 111111 1'11-11111111111 of Illll f11otl111l1 1CilIIl. He receix'e11 district honors in 1111111 sports, Toni plilllb to l1e tlll engiiieer i11 the future. Fred E. Grinnen BUSINI-iss 1-Il1I'1'.t'1'111Y Iglllltl, fllllltl' 11111111, 11i4Y11rieties. Frerl wats il liilss-ll11!'ll pl11x'1-r in the 11111111 for three B't'2ll'S. 'He wzischost-11 f111'11ir4t1'i1't 11111111 two years illltl he p11rti1'ip11t1'11 in the 2111-Slllll' 11111111 his sop11o111o1'e 111111 junior YLQIIAS. This 1I1lIL l'X'l't1, lJI'tlWIl-1l1llI't't1 lioy was ttgitliiyft-fi ill the '52 111111 '53 111-X'11ri1-ties. llis 1-llillft' 17111115 i111'l111lt' 11111111- keeping 11s 11 1'11re1'r. Henry Heffner 1N11L's'rR1.-11. ARTS Track. Henry, il irllll-1tJV1llg, jovial boy, claimed truck and wrestling as his favorite sports. He enjoyed eating any kind of food. This blue-eyed, brown-h11ired la1l claims blue as his favorite Color and gym his best-liked school subject. Henry p111ns to join the Air Force after gradua- IIOII. Richard ll. Hess ACAIJICMIC lunior yzirsity 1111sk11tl111l1 111111 i wrestling, varsity tr1111k,i11tr11- Illllfill XYl't'h11lIIg, lli-Y11ri1-ties. Hessie is il guy 111111'-eyetl 11111 who likes 1111 sports, 111' was an 111'tix'e 1111-111l1er 111- 111-Y llllll was s1-1'1'1-1:11'y flllfillg his tirst year i11 hieh srliool, lle 11111111 11ist1'i1'ls his lirst illlll Nt'1'4lll1l years ol' 2r111'l4. 111'ssie 13111115 to 11tt1'111l t'4111l'Qt' .tl-KIT gr.11l1111- tion. Tom Griffith 11t's1N1iss EDFCATION Tr111'k, 1l1111ce l1111111, 11ro11111'11st1-r staff, l11111ker, b111111 president 111111 tlll1ll'lL'l'-lllllrlL'I'. Griff's favorite subject was ljilllfl. He 1111131811 i11 the 131-11ver 11111111 for live ye11rs 111111 was il llll'llllJt'I' of tl1e district 11111111 two years, the 512110 11111111 one year, 111111 t11e 2111-Still' llllllfl H110 year. He D11lIlS to enter the .Xir Force after gflltlllilllflll. James E. Hanson 11l's1N1-Iss li11t'C.x'1'111N blllllltll' varsity 1111s11et111111, Hi- X'11ri1-ties, 11ro11111'11st1,-r 1'l11l1, p11otogr11p11y. This 1H'UXVIl-1l2llf'L'l1, llllll'-l'Yl'tl 11111 spent his spare time swiin- ming 111111 Zllltdltllllg l111s141'tl111l1 4Q2lllll'S, ,lim el11i111s the color 111111' 115 his f11vorit1', 111' also eiijoys r111lio 111111 television. jiin lllilllb to work .ll the Hell Tele- plione C'o111p1111y 11fter Lffiltlllil' ting. Donna Lynn Heitzenrater up ACA111c!11lC Hi-Varieties, chorus, Forum staff. Ilonna 1'11n1e to D. H. S. in her junior year from Mt. Galatzin A1'1111e111y. She be1'111ne well- known for her dancing talents, and performed for many of our school events at school. On March 2, 1953, DOIIITH was married to Wilbert Ball. Philip Herrick ACADEMIC Varsity football, track, photog- raphy club, projection club, sophomore home-room vice president. Phil, a top-notch student, played on our undefeated Beaver football team. Among his many favorites were football, the school subject math, and the color blue. This brown-haired, brown-eyed lad's plans for the future center around college. 5 it vi! in 1- .1 f-I Q F 1 -if ,. f , F-9 K I 5 I 5, I' . ,r 'T I . 1 .Q ' N A .W . Q: I, 1 Thomzxs Nl. Good Fred E. Grinnen Henry H. Hetiner if Left school before graduating. Richard H- H055 ,.- K' s..,. 1:-H'-v p 7 . 'QQ , x u 5 1 f 1 va' f Q' if? 7 .. . . If A35 1 I Thomas Il. Griffith james 1-1. Hanson Donna L. Heitzenrater Philip XY. Hetrick Shirley A. Herrick AC.-'Xlll4NilK' Ciheerltattler, Cilippcr stult, home- room presitlent, lvl'o.ult'.tster stuff, chorus, trio, rlntinattics, llifkigttieties. HSllt'rll,ll .i peppy little uirl with pretty lvlue eyes, wus .A lilIlllll.lTllL1llTU.ll .tll school social events. She cluims foot'+.ill her fuvorite sport, uutl green her liesl-lilcetl color, Shesh pluus to enter nurses' truininu follow- ing gr.iclu.itiou. James Higgs ACADEMIC Varsity foothull, lmseliull, Hi-Y treasurer, photography stuff. jim wus one of the vuluulile players on our unclefeutetl foot- hall ll'1llIl this yeur, :intl he was selected for the ull-district st-contl team for thut sport. Tops on his list of favorites ure sports with eating pizzu pie us u close second. After grutltiation, jim hopes to continue his ecluczition. Richard Hoover 4 AFTU SHUI' Brown - huirecl, hnzrl - eyed Dick, xx ho stuncls 5'll tull. wus au atvitl sports fun, wrestling lieing his fuvorite. Other f.tx :trite pastimes inclutle 1-.ating pizza and hot Ftltltlllllfll in his lfortl Car. Ilick's plans in rt-ggmls to his future ure intlefinite, George Johnston G1-LNIQRAI. Yursity footliull, truck, liusket- liull, Forum stuff, Hi-Yurieties. Geo, one of our shorter stutleuts t6'l j wus chosen for the second team in district foot- ball in his junior year and he received honoruhle mention in his senior year. George was also Kay Hicks in sirsicss i-t+t'c.-xltow fhorus. ensentlile. lmntl. 'l'ri- , lli-X, liotne-ro-int secreturv. Q lhitglit-e't'n'tl Katt' wus aut Active purtitipqttit in our lit-nrt-r l-untl, 1 Q huxniq -lm-ti sent tu tlistrtcts het' sophoniore year, .tztcl lit-coiititig 'las Luz ofhct-r in her junior .ti cl st-mor 'up ymrs. She nuts st-ctw-t.ir'y ot her l11tlllL'l 1 font for two ytxtrs, ,Xint-ng lf.lX's l.lk'ttt'lIt's ATL' ftunllmxlll gznnes :intl chili. lluring the ymr, lxuyt-l1.titgtAtl her :mine to Nlrs. ,loc lleusey, Patty L. Hoover iustrsiizss iin'cA'itov fhorus, lli-Yurietit-s lllll, at 5'6 tull pt-rkv Liss, enjoyetl nuitcltiitg footluill ggunies ' ,J ,Q .intl eutiuq steak uutl Frenclt fries. ller fuxorite sulrject in 1 ,L , school nuts shot'th.intl. 'lihis ' ' lzrown-ei'etl, lrroxxn-lriiretl girl pl.ins to xiork .tt tht- Bt-ll lele- ' phone llttlllllilllf' ht-re in llullois .ilter grucltiutioii. Robert Ishman t.iiNiiR,xt. Yursity footlvull untl truck, junior varsity lmsketliull, Forum sttiff, Hi-Xurieties :mtl sttltliltltl usher. Ish pluyetl eucl on our foot- luill tt-uni .incl wus select:-tl for till-rlistrict ltrst te.int untl ull- Stute thircl tt-.un. ln truck he won three llYSIAIJli1L'L'S in the tlistrict meet. ,Xfter ggrutluaitiott, 'flshn pl.ti.s to .tttentl college. .lack I,. Johnston taiswt-ZRAI, Yursity football, lmusketbull and truck. This blue-eyed. lmluck-haired boy reportetl to room 16. He enjoyed ull sports, but footliull was his favorite, .luck liked eating pizza. Gym rated high uniting his school subjects. His x 5 i 44 t ,lf i 5 ' , ls, 2 Q f 5 l , ... sa g , a ' ' A w- ':' sf Q' Y if 'i Y' 2 ,SK . xx 1 4 ' Y ' i X ' . X . gs! ef' A 4 ' gm. X t qi 14 is . ' 'ww I iiftruck, making districts in both plans for the future ure in- 4 his junior uncl senior years. definite. After grutluutiou he plans to A enter college. Shirley A. Hetrick Viola Hicks 1 Left school before graduating. james R. Higgs Patricia L. Hoover Richard F. Hoover Robert P. Ishman George T. Johnston jack L. Johnston , Q M a A, , , p e p . p It f. S Q ,y R is ' at X ' i - gi 15-1 5 4 ,N Nix? ' 'it 4'- V -J Patil Kamprath, jr. Shirley A, Kiehl Ethel Lou King Gwendolyn A. Knarr X irgil N. Kohlhepp, jr. Louise R. Larson Frances M. Leach Patricia A. Lommoclc Paul Kamprath, J r. AL'To snot' l'resident of junior home-rooin. l'aul, faniiliarly known as Flash, eanie to linllois lligh School his junior year front lfalls fireelc. l l.isli's faxorite sport is liasehall, uliilt- his favorite pastime is eating. 'lillis 0'1 lad plans to he a Clerk for the Great Atlantic' and Pacific 'lea Coin- pany. Ethel Lou King ACAUICMIC Rifle eluh, drainaties, girls intra- murals, chorus, leaders Clnlm, 'l'ri-Hi-Y, Clipper staff and Clipper solieitor. Ethel, a petite brunette, was a rnemher of the girls Champion! ship basketball team her senior year. .Xinong her many favorites are foothall games and math Classes. lfthel's plans after graduation are indefinite. Virgil Kohlhepp Acitlii-:MIC junior-xarsity haskethall, var- sity traek, lli-Yarieties, liroad- easter staff, hunting and fish- ing eluh. Yirg is an aetive lad who is very popular among his elass- niates. His favorite sport is traelc, in xxhieh he was Chosen to Compete in the distriet and Big 'lihree traek nieets. Yirg was president of the hunting and fishing eluh his senior year. After graduation, he plans to enter the Air Forte and later to attend College. Frances M. Leach BUSINESS EDL'CA'IIfJN Chorus, lihrary staff, audito- rium usher. f'Fran is a quiet brown- hairetl lass who Could he found helping someone locate a hook in the lihrary or eheering at the wrestling matches. Roller skat- ing and eating hot dogs at Nick'5 also rank high on her list of favorite pastimes. After gradua- tion Franees plans to he a seeretary. Shirley Ann Kiehl ACAllI'MlC Student Council, ehorns, trio, liroadrast er staff, lli-Yarieties, 'liri-lli-Y, tlr.un.itii's, rifle and leaflets t luli. 'lhis popular, ein-rtgetit' girl was an aetixe le.uler in all student eounril activities and was a delegate to the student Council convention at Forty Fort. She was secretary of leaders rlnlu and 'liri-lli-Y during her junior year. Sliirl nas an iinportant figure in lli-Yarit-ties of 1053. She plans Io enter nurses' training. Gwendolyn R. Knarr ntislxi-gss liIbl'CA'lillJX lfraniaties. 'lihis 5'S'l lilonde rates footliall as her favorite sport. When Gwen was not at sehool, she Could usually he found eating Freneh fries. llanciing is her favorite rerreation, and Polka Party her favorite radio pro- gram. She is undecided ahoul her future plans. Louise R. Larson l4l'5lNl'.5S Izlbl 1','t'llfPN lfrani.itit's, lit-larieties, senior elass seeretary, Xliss lf. ll. 5. 'lihis popular 5'5l' girl reeeivetl the highest honor hestowed upon any tgirl in our school in lieing Chosen Nliss ll. ll. S. Louise enjoys eating hot dogs and attentling foothall games. llt-r faxorile Slflljltl nas history. She has no definite plans for the future. Patricia A. Lommock ACADEMIC Draniaties, ensemble, Chorus, 'liri-Hi-Y, Hi-Varieties. This pert, hlue-eyed blonde Caine to lJ.ll.S. from St. Josephs in her senior year. llat's many activities Centered around our musie department. Chemistry and eating pizza rate high on her list of favorites. Pat plans to he a teacher in the future. l 53 ,nas , ... it Q 3 gy kt Qqfi c A-maxi? i 1 . ,, -.,. ., , 5. ' j x.,- - x 'V . . ... ,W , 1? YK L t tr, .,- Richard Long AUTO SHOP Field manager. This happy-go-lucky, brown- eyed lad reported to room 13 his senior year. Although he enjoyed eating french fries, Cars were his chief sourre of pleasure. Dick was very skilled at repair- ing automobiles. ln the near future, he intends to enlist in the ll. S. Air Corps. Gail Lundgren ACAMQMIC .-Xll-star lmaskt-tliall team, honie- room secretary, ensemble, Hi- Yaris-tit-S, lmroatltasters, Chorus president, draniativs, leaders club, lri-lli-Y. Standing 5'7 tall with gray- grcen eyes and blonde hair, l,t-fly exvclls in girls sports. She took lirst prize her junior and senior years in Hi-Varieties tirkuts sales. l.t'fty plans to attend Penn State to major in st-coinlary t-ducation. Kenneth E. Mcilonnaughey AUTO SHOP Yarsity football. junior varsity wrestling. Ken Caine to DuBois from Brady 'l'ownship at the begin- ning of his junior year and he inade many friends at ll. li. S. llis faxoritn' school siilmjt-tat was prolmlt-nis of llK7llltlVl'ilVy, while footlrall was his faxoritt- sport. lit- also vnjojqs hunting and fish- ing in his Spare tiniv. Following llltllllltllltlll, lxt-n plans to enlist in the Xiu y. Janet McDonald BUSINESS EDUCATION Varsity cheerleader, chorus, Tri- Hi-Y, junior attendant to Miss D. H. S., senior maid of honor to Miss D. H. S., Miss DuBois at Flaming Foliage Festival. Mac was one of our peppy varsity cheerleaders after joining us from Falls Creek in her junior year. This lively lass was chosen Margaretta McKenrick HOMICMAKING Chorus, ticket flulw, Future liomenlakers of qlnierira. Grt-tta was president of F.H..-X. her senior yt-ar. lit-pt'ndable and willing, Grt-tta st-ru-cl her ex ,W .- 'rx sChool faithfully, lat-ing one of f our thief attendants at tht- Illllli liar. She enjoys Spfurts,espt-cially wrestling. After graduation Gretta plans to lit- an X-rav lL'l'llIllt'i.lIl. Y VVilliam Mc Kenrick AGAIN-.xilc Jae' J ' .. ' . . , I' 1 . 4 'lf!I?llY . unior-xarsity urtst ing, Joys Chorus, hunting and fishing club, track. M llilliani, who is lwtter known ,g i' to his friends as Mae, is another of our sports-minded boys. Nlat ' was on the trafk and lYI'L'SIllllA' It-anis for three A If years, also enjoys hunting. liill, who stands at 5'9 and weifhs agriculture is 125 pounds, plans to take up Agp X George Mabie INnt's1RI.xI. AR'Is Vlirestling nianager. kind is a bright blue-eyed boy who has been .t Vt-ry depends 'E alvle wrestling inauager for three 7 ' ,X yvat's. Ilis pleasing personality A has won hint inany' frit-nds. ,...,f llis faxoriltt pastinn' is hot- rorltlingf' .Xflt-r graduation aff' ,,:, ihlutl plans to t-nttr the lfnited p 'Q' States Naxy. ' .- if James W. Mack AUTO SHOP jim, a tall blond-haired lad, came to D. H. S. from Falls Creek in his junior year. He participated actively in sports and other affairs while in Falls Creek. Candy was one of jim's favorites, while basketball rated high on his list of sports. Jim plans to join the Army after graduation. as this year to be our representative to the Flaming Foliage Festival. She plans to attend business college after graduation. IQiChard ju, Iaqjng Margaretta Mclienrick Gail D. Lundgren XYilliaxn Mclfenrick Kenneth McConnaugl'1ey GCUTS-Ze C- M3719 janet M. McDonald .l21mCS XY- M3014 1 - A tex 'M .js .- ' I K A W w--. VI' 'v Q3 'K .1 'Q T l' uv . f 4 QQ 3 sw - W. .' I 7 f 56 if NY Norma Lee Mahan Roy E. llahlon Donald L. Maier Susan Mansell Norma Lee Nlahan ISISINI-'ssl1.Iilt'.vlI1N liusiness Ilhllltllvl' of Cilipper, tshorus. lli-X'.irit'iivs, 'l'ri-l li-Y. Norina l,1'l' 1'.une to ll. ll. S. lu-r senior vi-.ir troin l'lul.t- ilelplua Slit- Vlllllfls vv.itrhint1 football eatin-s and flrlllkdllg, Xorina l.et- ls noted for her v ivaeious snnle, pretty blue eyes and lilontle li.ur. ller plans tor the llllllfl' .uv lIllll'lllllll'. Roy Nlahlon INIPISIRIAI. .vkls Yarsity wrestling and trark, prouvtioii vluli, hunting: and llsllilig eluli. rifle club. Roy is a popular brown-eyed student who hails from Grani- pian. His shop course rated high .is his favorite subject in school, while hunting and lishing were his favorite reereations. Roy has no definite plans for the future. Donald Maier At ro SHUI' junior varsity basketball. lJon helped the junior varsity basketball train two sut't't-ssfnl seasons during his sophomore and junior years, but confined his talents to auto shop during his senior year. He enjoys listening to the radio in his sparc time. 'lihis tall, slini lad plans to enter the arnied forces after graduation. Susan Mansell ACADEMIC Varsity clieerleader, rifle club, student council secretary, Hi- Yarieties, chorus, broadcaster staff, girls athletic board, leaders club, 'liri-Hi-Y, junior class secretary. Sue had the distinction of serving on the student council for three years and being a delegate to the state convention her senior year. Sue was presi- dent of leaders club, and vice president of 'l'ri-Hi-Y. She plans to attend college after graduation. George Means ACAD!-.v1It' lloiiu--rooni vice presnlent, lli- Xarietu-s. rlraniatu's, craft rluli. lliAY N11 rvtarv. fir-urge llils .1 vvfiinlc-l'tlil per- sr-naluv .uulas vu-ll liki-fl by .ill vvlio kiiovv luni. He has a la-en inte-ri-st l4rl'.lll'vIlllllj1 IIIL'kilLlI1li'.ll and plans to lurtht-r this interest by sturlyinu k'Ilf.flIll't'I'lllLf in uilleqe. lu his free tinie fit-ortge could .tlwavs lu- lliuntl working on his ear. Albert A. Mikelonis lil-.NI4Rkl. Starliuni usln-r. .Xllio is a well-lilct-rl lafl who hailt-ll from rooni IS, He is well known for his knowledge of baseball and liaskt-tball. .Xl- though he enjoy:-A eating all foods, potatoes are hisfavorite. .Xllio elainis Down Yonder his favorite song. .Xfter graduation, he plans to work at the Falls Creek pottery. William Miksich liL'SINl-SS iint't'.'t'lIoN Student council representative, Hi-Yarit-ties, hunting and fish- ing cluli, Ili-Y, lioys athletic board. Bill is a haiulsonie boy who stands 5'6 tall, with brown hair and brown eyes. His favorite sport is wrestling. He wrestled on the varsity squad for two years. l3ill's recreation comes from fishing and tying Hies. His plans for the future are indefinite. Eugene Moore MACHINE suoi' Hook came to IJ.H.S. in his junior year from Reynoldsyille. He enjoyed football games, and was always an ardent fan. Hunting was one of his favorite pastimes. He claimed niaehine shop his favorite school subject. Hook is tnnlecided about future plans. X X - s sf? , ,tt M ,QQ QQ, ,Q vos , -vs Ny' - N ag an -vw .ni , R 4. s .vs ' 'U'-17 f. 3 ' . George Means, jr. Albert .-X. Mikelonis William Miksich Eugene Moore Gerald I.. Murray M:-tciiixif snot' junior-varsity football. 3 Moose came to ILHS. in it ' his junior year from Falls Creek. 'lihis green-eyed, blond-haired f 4,-5 latl is 6'1 tall and claims that I ...U 6' N 'xx milk is his favorite food. ln his ri 'N spare time, Moose likes to go 1, - hunting antl to watch boxing Q' -A N matches. lle has no tletinite ilans for the future. VP' ' I t Barbara Ann Nimmo nt'sIN1iss 1ilit'CA'l1ox lfnsemble, chorus, lli-Varieties, broadcasters, 'liri-Hi-Y. 'l'his vivacious girl reported to room 15. She lists football as her favorite sport. She was always at the games, rooting for our team. Barb named short- hantl as her choice of subjects. She plans to get married soon after graduation, Edward Nupp MACHINE snot' This brown-haired lad enjoys any out-of-doors sport, particu- larly hunting, fishing and trap- ping. Ed worked at the VVestern Auto Store after school hours. He enjoys driving his car in his free time. His plans for the future include enlisting in the United States Navy. Barbara Pennington Ht's1N1-iss l-IIJLTCNIION Home-room secretary, 'l'ri-Hi-Y, broadcaster, banker, chorus, auditorium usher. Barb was secretary of her home room for three consecutive years, Her favorite school sub- ject was bookkeeping. lYrestling matches and dances were tops on her recreation list. Following graduation, Barb plans to be- come a bookkeeper. f ff if - ' 4 l of I WU' ua E-? -.4 J Gerald L. Murray Kenneth L. Nelson Barbara A. Nimmo Dolores J. North Edward Nupp Janice M. Oldknow Barbara A. Pennington VVilliam H. Penvose Kenneth L. Nelson MACHINE SHUI' l'rojection club. Nellie was one of the many stutlents who canie to lJ.H.S. from Santly in his senior year. lltis brown-eyetl. brownshairetl lad hailed from rooni lo and tlaimetl math his favorite sub- ject. Xu-lliei' plans to join the Nam anal stutly elet'tronit's after gratluatit in. Dolores North ntslxiiss I-lit cixtlox lihorus. lli-Yarit-ties, 'l'ri-lli-Y, lrroatlcastet' staff. llolores, a peppv, well-known senior, likes ive ali-lllllg, footltall games, spaghetti. .intl the color blue. Vlillls sports-mincletl girl plavetl on an intr.unural basket- ball team in her senior year. .Xlter pratluation, llolores plans to be a set'ret.u'v. Janice Oldknow IKVSIXICSS I-lJl'L'.X'IlUX Chorus. ilI'.llll.llli'S, l .ll..-X. jan was one of our nnest bakers, being winner of the llistrict .Xpple l'an llowdy con- test her senior year. Her pleasant personality was known to everyone, jan! favorite sport was wrestling and her favorite food, cake. ln the future she plans to enter office work. William Penvose INDFSTRIAI. Mus Varsity football, basketball and baseball. Pen, 5'9'g tall, brown eyes and hair, was chosen for district football second team his senior year. Pizza pie and steak are his favorite foods. Swim- ming is also a favorite of his. After graduation, Penn plans to enter college, where he will major in physical education. JoAnn Peoples arsixisss i-ioittxiiov Chorus, ln'oatl4'.ir-ter' stall, 'liri- lli-X , clraiiiatics, f lipper solic- itor. lhis liliie-eve-tl las- hails from room 15. l'et-ps llLlwtlX'alll.1lJlC player on the girls intramural liasketlwall team. lfatine lfreneh fries and tlaiiciiitg filled most til- her spare time. ln school she enjoyed Spanish and linglish Classes. .-Xfter graduation, Peeps plans to lie a telephone operator, Maude Proesl msixiiss l-flll'l'.'X'liI4JN Chorus, 'liri-HiAY, lwroadcaster staff, Cilipper solieitor. Maude, a lflue-eyed lilonde, was known for her frieudlv smile and quick wit. She claims the Color lilue as one of her niauv especially enjovalile to Maude during school hours. She plans a business career for the future. i g W. 15 1 I Y f 4' 1 f f, I v vi' e t Q' 4 wi-1' Q of M ,-. in K . w 5 V . gf, , 4 . ,:. .,. E. favorites. Shorthand class is 'Wi' 5 v Z!! If Y Jack Reasinger MACHINI-1 snot' Varsity footliall and wrestling, track, senior class vice presi- dent, -lack canie to lluliois from Sandy lowuship at the begins ning of his junior year. Football rated high with him, and he was selected for all-district second team his senior year. His favorite pastime was eating, while math was tops as his favorite school subject. .lack plans to attend college after graduation. Wade Allen Reed GENERAL Projection and rifle clubs. Res-die, a tall, dark-haired lad who reported to room 15, had as his chief interests football and hunting. The Color blue, the school subject history, and the song l7on't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes were among his favorites. Reedie has no dehnite future plans. '23 fx 5 fi N' n JoAnn R. Peoples Maude W. Proesl ,lack Reasinger Wade A. Reed Q . - . ir xx ,Q as T Esther L. Pittman William Rakestraw Barbara A. Reay Virginia E. Reig 2 -75 A Esther Louise Pittman .xc.u ii- nur 'lireilsllrtrof 'liri-lliAY l'itt is .1 stmwln-rrv lilontle who txinie from lzinporium to li, ll. S, lier iunior year. ller favorite sport ls lvaslietliall, and she eiiioys eating spaghetti. llanciuu also rates high witli her. l'itt plans In pursue nursing as .1 care-er, lint she ls uudetifletl as to what hospital she will attend. William Rakestraw ol Nlikgll. lr. varsity and iarsitv wrtstliug. illlis lllue-eva-tl. lvroxvii-liaired lad eiiiovecl watching football gains, tspuitlly the lit-avers. lluring the summer, swimming takes upa lot ol- llill's spare time. 'lioppintg the list of his ln sr-liked school sulijects was tlvni. Bill has no definite plans for the future. Barbara Ann Reay BVSINICSS l-QIJVCA I lox Varsity cheerleader, eliorus, Hi- Yarieties, lvroadcaster staff, rlrainalics. ililllr- snappy cheerleader answers to the description of green eyes, lirown hair, and a lively personality. Spanish was Barlfs favorite suliject, footliall her favorite sport, and Robert Vlagner her favorite movie star. Her plans for the future Center around ai secretarial position. Virginia Reig RUSIINI-ISS i-1oUCATioN lf you had attended a sports event at IJ. H. S. you would have seen jenny there. She will he remembered for her quiet personality and her willingness to help. Art was her favorite school subject. Among her other interests were movies starring ,lane Powell, and the song Blue Skies. She has no definite future plans. D ' 1 'o 'V' sq '-1 A 1 1 0. .JV .1 1 f judy A. Rihinski Louise l. Ross VVi1liam R. Ross Maynard L. Rucker Judith Rihinski .X1'.1l1l-MIC' l1IXl11li11ll'5, lf. 'lf X., 11111- 1'11111, l'111r11111 -11111 1-1l11111', Tri-111-Y. 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' it Elmer C. Shephard Renald E. Showers Jesse G. Smith Marilyn L. Smith joan Shepler Betty Ann Smith Helen Smith Victor L. Smith Elmer Shepherd GENERAL Shep, a ST , 135 pound senior, was a great football fan, rating it first among his favorite Sports. He also enjoys watch- ing television, especially Roy Rogers, driving a car, and sing- ing the song Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes. This blue-eyed fellow plans to con- tinue working at the A. 81 P. after graduation. Renald Showers ACADEMIC Football manager, home-room president, Hi-Yarieties, Hi-Y, student council president. Ren was awarded one of the highest honors ever given to a football manager in his junior year when he received a Varsity D sweater. He was MC of Hi- Yarieties his junior year. When- ever anvone needed assistance, Ren was always ready and willing to help. ln the future, he plans to attend college. George Smith Al'l0 SHOI' junior varsity football, track squad, This tall, dark-haired boy, known as 'l'iny, uses his spare time working at the East Side Garage. His pet pt-eve is girls. Football and the color red are among his llliillk' fIIx'oritI's. His plans Coiieeriiiiig the future are indefinite. Marilyn Smith BUSINESS EDUCATION Tri-Hi-Y, chorus. Smitty came to IIS from Falls Creek at the beginning of her junior year. This quiet, studious girl enjoys Charlton Heston'S movies and Our Miss Brooks on radio. A top-notch business education student, Marilyn plans to become a secretary after graduation. Joan Shepler BUSINESS EDUCATION Chorus, broadcaster club. jo favored typing as her best- liked school subject and basket- ball as her favorite Sport. She was one of our bus students from Troutville. She enjoys listening to radio, especially to Bing Crosby's program. She plans to become a secretary after graduation. Betty Smith BUSINESS EDUCATION Band, student Council, chorus, Tri-Hi-Y president. leaders club, Hi-Varieties, junior at- tendant to Miss D. H. S. This brown-haired, lirown- eyed girl, who hails ironi Beech- woods participated in the girls inlraniural basketball league. Betty playetl the saxophone iII the band for three years. Her future plans are indefinite. M. Helen Smith ACADEMIC Cheerleader, home-rooni secre- tary, chorus, leaders Club, Hi-Varieties, Tri-Hi-Y Secre- tary. An active rneinbtr iI1 our school society was Smitty. For pleasure Helen enjoys play- ing piano and reading books. Football games rate tops on her list of Sports, Since she was one of our peppy varsity cheer- leaders. In the future she plans to attend college. Victor I.. Smith AUTO SHOP Forum staff. This 5'10 , 150 pound, red- haired lad answered to the nickname of Vic. He could be Seen working in the auto shop during most of his school hours. He enjoyed football and trap- ping, at which he excelled. Vic intends to join the United States Air Force after graduation. Theodore Snell At'TosIIoP led, :I pleasant lad from room I7 enjoys driving his car in his spare Illi1C. Of all his school subjects, he liked auto shop best and became quite an expert at working with cars. .-Xfter grtitluation he hopes to enter the automobile business for himself. Miriam Spicher IIL'SINIiss IAUUCATION Clipper solicitor, banker, lli- Varieties. This peppy lass participated in intramural basketball her senior year. She was one of our more enthusiastic football fans. Spike claims rlancing her favorite recreation, while milk- shakes rank high as her best- liked food. ln school she enjoyed gym classes. Miriam has no definite plans for the future. Marilyn Stoke ACADEMIC Chorus pianist, lli - Varieties, iliri-lli-Y treasurer, li. 'lf I-X. president, trio. Marilyn, one of the D. H. S. Students from Falls Creek, could often be seen working at the milk bar. fXlarilyn'S favorite sport is football, while during her leisure hours she enjoys playing piano. Her plans for the future center around college where she will major in ele- mentary education. Russell Edward Swanson BUSINESS EDUCATION Clipper solicit0r, boys chorus, Hi-Varieties, rifle club, pro- jection club. Baldy, one of our six- footers, was a great wrestling fan and dancing enthusiast. However, this fun-loving and good-natured lad was primarily interested in his job as sales engineer at the Holland Furnace Company. After graduation, he plans to remain in this business. Richard J. Spehalski ACADICBIIC Varsity football, basketball, track, student council, home- room vice-president, photog- raphy club, lli-Varieties. Spe proved his athletic abilities by receiving honorable mention in district football his senior year. Ile playetl center on our chtunpion-hip lleaxer team. Spe served our students on the council for two years. After gracluation, he plans to attentl college. Jack Stewart ACADKMIC Yarsitj' wrestler, track lllillliilltl, home - room vice president, hunting and fishing club, boys chorus, Hi-Y, Hi-Yarieties projection club. Stew, an active lad, was well-known for his lllippyrgtl- lucky manner. lle is a great hunting and fishing enthusiast and spent many of his spare hours in thi- way. Stew plans to attend college in the future. v Patricia Ann Sunalaitis ACADEMIC Chorus, 'liri-Hi-Y, tlrainntics. Sinny is what Pat likes to be called. She came to us from St. Josephs during her senior year. Basketball rates high on her entertainmeiit list, while dancing was a Close second. Of all school subjects, she liked chorus class the best. She plans to attend college at Meadville. William Swatsworth BUSINESS EDUCATION Boys chorus, rifle club, pro- jection club, Hi-Varieties. Swats was one of our bus students from Roclcton. He likes Singing and could be found playing his guitar during noon hours. Football games, dancing and Skating were among his fav- orite pastimes. Swat's plans for the future are indefinite. -tx , :ff F A , .Q '- Xl T7 l ' ., N, . x ' C, Qi, I 3 N i ' ,, ' rw. Q 'Y 4 A . .1 r ' KSN Ir Y, 1:- Q' y I 1,1 T' 'v . X A, 'ef ,T , , 5-7' 1 T1 w f 2 T 2 qs-.f Theodore M. Snell Richard . Spehalski Miriam Spicher jack D. tewart Marilyn D. Stoke Patricia A. Sunalaitis Russell E. Swanson William O. Swatsworth ' lei V n s, .V if 3' si' 1 J 151 4 s V1 H. -44 . '?' X nv.: 91.5 Lf. i -.f ff ff as 193' 5 A I r N. . X ,A ' .F ,.- l la il' Q, f' 5 . 'U' gaallgi i' 5 t wsu 46 Darrell j. 'lihomas Tom L. Thomas William D. YanSice Mary L. Vogel -f'.f'3 If 3 Lawrence 'lhomas Constance Thrush Betty Vogel Donna L. XYeber Darrell Thomas BUSINESS IiIn'cA'1loN Chorus, home-room vice presi- dent, Clipper solicitor, audi- torium usher, dramatics, Tri- Hi-Y. Darrell is a blue-eyed blonde who was an active participant in all of room 17's home room activities. The color green, the song Because, and the school subject l'. IJ. rated high with her. lParrell's plans for the future are indefinite. T. Lowell Thomas GICYI-,RAL XYrestling squad, class pianist, sophomore home-room presi- dent, flipper art editor, band, lli-Yarieties, lli-Y. HIlilIl'lQl'l'H was one of the lvand's lvu:-it-st ineniln-rs for four years. Ile could nsuallv be found nith a group of students, gatln-red around a piano. lle enjoyed footlwall ganies and swinnning. lie has no definite future plans. William Van Sice AUTO snot' Bill came to D. H. S. his junior year from Sandy Town- ship. He iS fond of baseball and enjoys watching the sport played. This quiet, blue-eyed boy chose auto shop as his best- liked school subject. In the future, Bill plans to serve his country in the United States Navy. Mary Louise Vogel GENERAL F. H. A. Mary came to DuBois her junior year from lstrouma, Louisiana. This tiny lass is 4'11 and tips the scales at 90 pounds. In school, homemaking was her favorite subject, while watching football games hlled some of her leisure evenings. For relaxation Mary enjoys reading. After graduation, she plans to become a secretary. Lawrence Thomas Avro SHoP Sharkey, a grey - eyed, brown-haired lad, rated auto shop as his best-liked school subject. He has become quite an expert on cars and their ailments. Football games and hunting occupied his leisure hours. Dancing rates high as a favorite recreation of his. Sharkey's plans for the future are indefinite. Constance .Ioan Thrush in slwl-iss liDl'CA'll4lN Chorus. This friendly blue-eyed blonde enjoyed watching all sports. llealth was her favorite school subject. ln her spare hours, Connie could be found dancing or roller skating. 'liops on her hit parade of tunes is Heart and Soul, while Virginia Mayo ranks as her favorite movie Star. After graduation, Connie plans a business career. Bette Jean Vogel BUSINESS r2DUcA'rioN Chorus, dramatics. Betsy Came to DuBois from lstronma, Louisiana during her junior year. She was an active participant in the dramatics club. Blue is Bette's favorite color, although her eyes and hair are brown. XVhile she has many favorites, skating and eating are tops with her. Bette plans to work at the Bell Telephone Co. after graduation. Donna Louise Weber HOMEMAKING F. H. A., chorus, ticket club. Donna, a pert blue - eyed blonde, enjoys many things, with basketball, swimming, and the color blue rating tops among these. Her favorite school sub- jects were health and art, while in her spare time she enjoyed eating roast chicken. Donna plans to be married to Lyle Chittister soon after graduation. Lois Jean W'eber in mi-.xukixo F. ll. ,X., ticket clulw, choruw. Ml'-.ll'lIlt'l', one of our lrus stud:-ntx from Cirainpian, is a fricndlx. luluc-eved lilonde. .-Xlnonti ht-t lnanv favorite pas- tiinca are fxvinnningg and reading. Footluall and xvrextling are tops on ht-r list of fports. jean plans to lvecoine Nlrs. Isaac Freyer after graduation. Freda Wilson iioxiirnxxixo F ll. .X., thornw Freda canie to us her senior year, having previoufly attended Jeannette High School. She was a basketball fan and enjoyed watching school gaines. Al- though she liked all her school sulmjt-ctw, wht- enjoyed home- making claswes most. ln her leisure hours, Freda could he found skating or eating French fries. Plans for her future are indefinite. Beverly J. Wright Bcslxi-iss EDVCATIUN Cheerleader, draniaticQ, broad- caster Qtall, chorux, 'liri-lli-Y, lli-Yarietiei Rev, an aulrurn-haired cheer- leader, was an avid fports fan. For recreation, she enjoyed dancing and eating, especially spaghetti, ln the Suninier-, swiinrninq rates high on her list of aniusenients. After gradua- tion, Bev plans to cuter liuQinesS College. Eugene Young C-Ext-ik.-xr. Varsity football, wrt-Rtlinq and track, Hi-Varieties. stage crew. Of all the sports Shiner participated in, he rated wrest- ling tops. He was known for his ability to Qing and play his guitar, He considered eating the hest way to spend his leisure hours. ln the future, this brown- eyed fellow plans to attend Indiana State Teachers College, Wallace G. Weber uani vu' varsity xxreftlinjg, track, rifle ... iN f ttlul-. ,uf Wally, a varsitv lXl'l'NllQ'l' his Nt-nior vt-tr xtinds ill intl . V , . Q xvt-iehk loo poundw llt- enjoys ' drinking nnlkxliakef or rating if '-sh' if-f shi-1 V, s -. ahnoxt any kind of food. llnnt- 5' 1 ing and tuxlnng are aiming his favorite paftinn-f-. lhix brown- haircd, lirovtnlcvesl lvov plan-2 4 to attend tolli-gc at l'c-'in State after eratluation. William ll. Wilson Glf N I-KR.-Xl. ii- .y 1 .F 1 ! 5 llafketliall inanager, ftage crm-xv, f rifle clulv, photography staff, lli-Y, Hi-Varieties. Willy, as he was known to his classrnates, could he seen driving around town in his 'Sl l'lyinouth convertihle. Suini- rning and footliall rate high on his lift of interests. llc plans to attend college to Study the field of lnisinefs administration after graduation. Joe W'ruble Avro Snow Yarxitv nrt-Qtling, Hi-Yztrietiea track, This popular, fun - loving fcllou, was a top-notch wrt-Qtler, lu-ing on the vanity wrpiad four vcarw ln hie senior vear, he placed second in the 133-pound class at the diitrict' meet. Arnonq hi: favoriteQ are Heh, the- color blue, and Hillbilly Hit Parade. llc has no definite future plani. Francis Zaycasky Al to snot' 'l'all, lnroxxn-haired, hazel-eyed Fritz was an avid Beaver football fan. Hia other favorite pastimes were dancing and eat- ing, especially ice cream. Of all hiy school subjects, he enjoyed auto shop the most. .Xfter graduation, Fritz plans to :tudy die-fel engineering at the l'niversity of Pittsburgh, and then to purxue a career in this field. -lean lvelmer . , 5? L .Ai . Alt 'Wh ,-, '-' ,,. -- Av? fs. j ., Q 9 O ' . s 1' .-.N 5 .. W' fi fi with uf Q , --32, ' x Y 'ii -., -1 1 x z 'Q Xilxllace G. xvtlltl' XYilliarn H. Wilson joseph j. Xlrulrle Freda XYiIson Beverly Wright Eugene Young Francis l'. Zaycaslcx ALMA MATER VVords by E. J. Mansell 1 DuBois loyal sons are weg In her praise our song shall be' Till we make the welkin ring With our chorus as we sing With the tribute that we bring Clearfield s hills prolong the strain Echoing to the glad refr un And the gentle vunos procl nm Far and near they peerless fame Praismg e er they honored name D U B O I S 2 For thy' colors pure and bright For thine own the black 'ind white Glorious victories we crave Symbols of thy splrit brave May they long in triumph wave All thy sterling worth reveal Grant us nobler m inlier zeal So though borne by time s command Far beyond thy sheltering hand Stlll devoted sons we ll stand D U B O I S Chorus Loyal sons of old DuBois High School Faithful sturdy sons and true To our grand old Alma Mater Let our song resound anew Cheer boys cheer for our DuBois High School Black and white now three times three Sons forever of old DuBois High Loyal sons loyal sons are we REMEMBER In years to come when we look back on our hugh school davs we ll recall Our first undefeated untned football eam The fine report the school received from the visiting evaluation committee and our renewed membership in the Middle States Accrediting Association Janice Oldknow as our apple pan dowdy queen Our state student council delegatlon of Ren Showers Shirley Klehl and Susan Mansell The dramatic clubs exchange plavs with Punxsy janet McDonald as the Flaming Foliage Festival representative New faculty addi tions that included Miss Esther Robinson Miss Jackie Schoch Warren Coon Stanley Maleclcx Kenneth Bonsall Miss Marjorie Lugar fone semesterj and Harry Williams Room 12 s wmnmg Christmas decorations The Beaver Band at State College Art exhiblts Don Gxlberts being named on the all state football team The early morning visit of the big black bear around the stadium in search of Bob lshman The new record set when the basketball team and cheerleaders accom 28 pinned the wrestlers to Amityville Louise Larson as Miss D H S and Ren Showers as Mr D H S the first boy ever to hold the distmction Our parties and dances in the gym The plays and H1 Varieties The fire scare in the machine shop The band s stadium shows and concerts Our all time tops in contributlons to charity drives The inauguration of President Eisenhower over TV Wrestlmg matches basketball games track football and baseball The Forum and Clipper Council convention at State College The Chr1stmas tree in the hall and our homeroom parties Fun on bus trips Chorus and ensemble Assignments reports and term papers The milk and nab bar Trips to the oiiice Intramurals School spirit and friendly atmosphere among students and faculty Student election campaigns Room 15 s hold on Hi Varieties sales C6th in a rowj Exchanging senior Q To a swell kid J pictures and name cards The school picnic The Prom And finally grad uatlon v 1 4 7 Y v 1 is ,. . .. r 7 v I' v ' . 1 Z ,E . 1. 7. , I c c, J, , . .. C .. , v s.. , 1 1 1 v Y Y , . lc Y' I . , . . -, - m . .. . 4 v , u . . .., ' Y . .. . . . , , Y Y . . . .Y. v - Y . . . . Y ' ' 1 Y Y . , . I ' - - . il. . ' , y Y I U .-. Y v .. , , - y - , . .. . .. . . . H . . . .,,. - Officers eluted In the junior Class were to Fl Blll cflflllll presldent ljldlli, llltlllllk seeret nrx and Dxel. Rensel Hee presl dent 'N IIICX lhomis treasurer IS missing from the ple t ure Class Colors Class Flower Aoex XNTDXIIIOXN XIIIUXN C XRNKTION CLASS SONG Tune Ikon IH1 Fmt Yot Sw Got Words by Nluu Ioe SIICHILR lo our de tr old D H S Io the clnssm ltes th It me h me mlde lt IS tlme to bud fnrevnell -Xs me leive to go our xx ix VK nth the knowledge th It we we guned We mll strlve to do our best 'Xnd the mem or nes of our good tnmes Vllll I linger through the xetrs It IS tume to sux goodbxe To the dear old school th It we ove -Xs the class of 54 Vle mll trx to honor xou As the xears vull come and go We vull thmk of ddxs gone bx And the days that we'lI remember :est are the days at D H S JDBYE. ff 1 4 2 it . ',- 1 ,x s 3: Y. - left 'glitz V I' ' I I .,-' . 1, J: Q5 G!! 5 v '.. I Q v ,' . . ' I. I I a C A - I X 44 1 1 2 1 4 J A A .Y U V O Q5 O5 X 1 fx S9 af? I' Q . ' . ,. I, I, g E Q C : 1 A 4, . Q ' , Y- , ,r .4- 3-I h s I US 2 . . . 5' I I - -1 2 f z 2 ' 4 - f I ' ' ' Q - 'x .... fl u . i. a. YI. v Y Y V l I X , . . ' 2 1 Fw,- I , I , I I I Is: M ,. - . X 1. 2 H xx O l I e ' II I I z ' I ' . ' . ' -1- 2 - I I . . 1' l . . . --' -..---7 ' I P Q ' . . . ' 'lvl' -..-, J - I ndc rm I assmen Integral part of school lnfe The school xs the thing M DuBo1s Area omt Ilneh Sthool CI asses lre suhordm tte to the sehool lhe terms semors JUIIIOFS or sophomores are lKll11llllSll'lIlVi, convemenees used to deslg n ate xxhneh Iexel of Pnghsh or some other subject 1 student ns ttlemg, 'Xlemlmers of exerx el ass xull be found ID 111 lvmes ll D In the Jumor year o school students oremue wxth elem ted offleers for the purpose of seleetlng 1 cllss song cI'1ss eolors elnss flowers md sponsorlng the prom Semors h we officers but have no .ietlvltles that 1re exeluslwelx for senxors lhe sophomores do not even org, mu w-of V jg? 'i-Q bug.. UIFLQ i-,. S -E :- l i 'H-T-:Q ' 3 QTL ' 'Y 4 .--1. ...- L il gr- -i. aw' Joe and Joe cAIlLlI'Lll0IllS and Allen were our LOIlU'llJllllOIl to the football te un this ye xr D1cle I-hp B1ll our excellent wrestler won second best wrestler present th tt evenlng oe Andrulonls pl ned VIFSIIB bmslxetbill thls yelr M my of our gtrls were 1et1ve IH thexr sports Patsy C llhoun Altee Ackrom Gertrude Burk house Judy Brown, Barb Allen Ixndl Benson, oAnn Bush Glorlt Burt ind Jtnet Boyle were flcttve m the le lders Club udy Brown wls the ucomptnlst for the Chorus Along w1th udy Could be found inet ROOM 5 f,H'lLLI'S who comluc tul home room tell t, R mo 3 nm re mls pr If 1 nt Ill ur x rown xlte sulm Boy le B trbtrt Allen llncl 1 Benson Sue Berg strom xnd Alun Xtlxrom htrmonlztng dally as they relle trsed numbers for the Chorus The the ensemble Another sgroup of VOICLS he 1rd frequentlv were the broade xsters from Room 5 Patty Benson lX1n2y Allshouse Gloru Burt I mda Benson ind Btrbxrt Allen wxrned us how much tlme we htd before the l1te bell 'Xincy s Qctlng tllent w IS known ln the drlmitlcs Club Vle thoroughly enjoyed our yetr wxth RIISS jtequelme Sehoch our home room teacher 1 '4 30 Standmg Gloria Burt Marian Blose Alice -Xclerom Arlene -Xelxrom Seated Jamce Burley Patty Beny on K v K' ln '- 'nys 1-214'l1 week in 1 IN ' are lx N21 'y' .Xllsllouscy Sl'l' 'IQITVQ l ' Bull, 2 tm- Q .1 1 J 1, la 2, jo pre. -ut. 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X . 5 1111. 1 1s'i jf ' U 5' A 2 Y- .1 . . Q V H1111 Krxilm ' Cheerleaders Mary Lou Spicher, Donna Sykes, Shirley Thompson and Nancy Thomas were four prominent members of Room 19. Nancy also was one of the two juniors selected to attend Miss D. H. S. at the Coronation. VVe had no musicians in the D. H. S. Band, but we did contribute Ruth Ann Wlalburn and Edith Thompson, two peppy lasses, as majorettes. These two girls could be seen strutting before the band and taking part in the band shows at half time during football games. Half time shows by the band reminds us of football and football recalls the undefeated, untied football season we had this year. Earl ROOM 19 Room 19's officers, pictured left to right, include Earl XYray, secretary, Mary Lou Spicher, president, and Donna Sykes, vice president. VVray was our contribution to the success of the team last fall. Earl also was a varsity member of the basketball squad. Les Zartman was a Black and XYhite wrestler from our room. Les was doing exceptionally well until injuries curtailed his wrestling activities. Any musical endeavor generally found Betty Trezise present, but most of Betty l.ou's ability was spent playing flute in Beaver Band. In the sale of activity tickets and Clippers our room ranked near the top. Pleasant memories of the days we spent as juniors with Mr. Paul Coront in Room 19 will be recalled many times by all of us. vv ggi- Members standing are Bob NValker and Fred Shenkle. Seated are: Mary Lou Spicher, Betty Trezise, Barbara Sokloski, Norma Thomas, Mary Swanson, Germaine Zukauskas and Alberta Stoddard. 38 ROOM 4 1 1 Back row: joe Chase, Tom Allshouse, Milton Brubaker and f Dave Beane. First row: jim Albright, jack Nelson, Ron Britton, Ed Cara- mella and Tom Carlson. 2a + 2b + c : Football. Allshouse, tom, Anderson, dick, Balonick, paulg Britton, ron, and Chase, joe were members of the junior varsity football team. VVrestling attracted such members as David Bean, Roly Bechtel, Tom Carlson and Milton Brubaker. Track had the abilities of Tommy Carlson and Roly Bechtel to help them out. Baseball enthusiasts from our room were Joe Chase, Paul Balonick, Tom Allshouse, Bruce Burkett, Dick Anderson, Ron Britton, Ken Bundy, Vinc Azzerello and Barney Ankney. Twelve O'Clock Murder wasn't a noon time In Room 4 it did. ' 'e Ne- - ---Q-..,,, Uni-tiki-1 massacre, but one of the dramatic club presenta- tions to which our room contributed Vonda Barber, Ken Bundy, Tom Carlson and Barb Carlson. Some of the girls were attracted by the rules, regulations and whistles of leaders club while guns, fishing poles and Hies attracted the fellows to the hunting and Fishing club. For Hi-Varieties Room 4 contributed Miss Tap Toe Barb Carlson's tap dancing and Roly Bechtel's blues singing while Bruce Burkett was part of Harry and james, a trumpet act. Tom Palumbo, Phil Thom, Jack Nelson and llni.,tl 4139. l r 40 .- Left to right are: Howard Burtop, Bernard Ankney, Bruce Burkett, Roly Bechtel, Clarence Burkis, Dick Anderson and Ken Bundy. 9, Us if s 'A z Y U ttu Fl 1 ll P rn cl Hntr NOTIIII Ford 1 llffflx IIN I H111 r Ruth l7llIIQ.,kX I rmx lhxuu Flrst ron l t jam Fiullxucr C lrol f rihxm lx IX C ochr in Dolorcb Lurrw 'Xl umm Jordon Qeumrl rmx Bob Gould U1 Bron I1 Left to rlght QINFICX Flsh I' I'IHlIl 1 Dlchl -Xudru Hurd X18I'lllll Huek Nldrqot j if uhgon Low Cunningham Doxle G irskxe 'Nlary H1011 H1rr1s ROOM 22 Representatxve to the Gnrls Athletic Board from tht sophomort cl ass Dolorts C urrx rcportul to Room 22 Onlx ont sophomort is Clutul to this lxo lrrl Our room posstssul t llCIlI Ill clrnm mms offtr mg Sl'llI'lCX H ug Nl trx Hutfenrxtcr Doxu. GlfSlxlC, Icggx Htffntr mtl lrmma Dlnhl IS plrtlup tnts III sc hool pl us Sports xurt popular xuth tht gurls as xxtll ns the boxs lx ax Cochran mtl L tn I' aulltner vmrt mcmlxrs of thc Ml St lr tt um from the sopho more clxss lI'l tht girls lntrnmurxl hlskntbnll leigue Bob Csvould mtl ul.. Hlrrlger ware flctlve m JUIIIOI' w trsltx lJlSlxCtl'Jlll jtck xlong vuth Eqrl Johnston COI1II'lbUt6Cl hls blt to the undefeitcd football tc am th If DuBo1s enjoxcd this plst selson On tht btsebxll dumond could be found 1m Fllmggr Bob Gould nk Hxrrlqer tml NHICCHI Cnllultnu Slllglllg' with thc Chorus xurf, I rmml Duhl Ioxs C unmnqh nn Norml Porcl Ingqx llnffmr and Shxrlu Ilsh from our home room Blll Clark xx IS our COl'lU'llJltl0I1 to tht Bc ner B md Officers of Room 22 shown ru lout C lrskl surntlrx md cg Broun IJFLHICILIII lhn l'lClIClI'lCl-CS NCL prtsndtnt lb IUISSIIIQ from thx. pntnrt 'Ihcre xrc some promxsxng cooks m Room 22 Clrol Grihlm Dee Currx, Ruth Dungu xml 'Xlvung Iorclon xxere llvs us llflllglllg us good nge to cnt thlt thu h l prtpxrul ln L homt m along houst During tht p lst xt nr ut h ul tuo honu room tclchers Nlrs Flor 1bellL Sthnucltr mtl Nlr Leon Fdmmston FQ 'W' Q -u XX 5 v' I to rl C C nr r ohnston llunlru s 1 rx o nn nt ll lrrl tr ru Huy, 1 l Xltrx llLlIl mtesr 43 . . , . x 1 5 -1 1 x1 ' - . . .., . 1 , L L ' I ' i I' X ,- , .4 . . . . ff 'ff ' 2 ' 2 2 I , ' ' - - x ' ' ' ' ' X. 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W- 1 'Y ,, 1 3. .w ' , 1 E1 dm 1 1'1 f it af-Q ' . 1 . l 1 Lt-f ghl: lalul 1-4 hurt, V lznl j . , lltm - lc., l.4r1' C ll s, jak a g-, Sh: lg' as f . nr . . 1' - .un- ROOM 28 Twenty-eighters were 100 per centers. ln activity ticket sales, that is, livery student in Room 28 had an activity ticket. That was typical of the cooperative and go-getting spirit of our home room. ln addition to our 100 per cent record in activity ticket sales, this year we won the third place prize in the sale of Hi-Varieties tickets and we also received a third place for Christmas decorations. Basketball was the favorite sport among our boys. Bill Rearick and Butch Raneri were on the varsity basketball squad and l.ynn Ruhl did an excellent job on the unior varsity. 'l'om Ritchie, lfrancie Phillips and .-Xl Ranieri worked out on the diamond while l.ynn Rnhl, Sam Richards, john Shaffer and 'llerry Plyler were out for track. Betty Radcliff, janet Ransom, Rebecca Xolder President of Room 28 was jnanita Pelletier, shown in the center. Other officers shown are Rebecca Nolder, secretary' and Florence Pringle, yice president, and Farol Roaclarmel added their talents to Hi-Varieties. Band, too, rated tops with us. Terry Plyler, Sis Pringle and janet Ransom played with the Beaver musicians. Betty Radcliff performed in front of the band as a majorette. We thoroughly enjoyed our year in Room 28 with Mr. Frank Nlalasky, our home room teacher. M 5 k lil .. .1 la I vvllt Igllf, O 4 , gt U . lat: rs, :?g ri rrx l x a rx miter Xltrc SL o hx ips 1 Q tru k o X R lIllLl l inf R aka tr rw. - 47 Left to right: Ron 'lihomas Shirley Zartnian janet Srock joe 'llropansky jim Simon joline XYank Helen Yrahas joan Tliompson lYayne Thomas Gerald Swaggert Beaver Band drew much of its top talent from Room 29. Scott Smith, Morris Thunberg, Ron Thomas, Bob Umbaugh, Dallas Smith, Helen Xliilliams, and Shirley Zartman were assets to this outstanding musical organization. Helen Vrahas added pep as she high stepped in front of the band as a majorette. Joe Tropansky was a varsity gridiron man, and lim Simon was an able football manager. Then we had Bob Spinda and Henry Skraba on the basketball team. X 'ill -1. Kay Vlfaggett and Carol Simpkins represented us in Hi-Varieties. Kay also displayed her abilities in dramatics. Bud Thunberg and Scott Smith were active in photography, while Ed Snyder preferred to spend his time in the library. Selling and taking tickets seemed to appeal to Carol Simpkins and Connie Wiaite. NYe shall always look back with pleasant memories on our year with Mrs. Florabelle Schneider and Harry XVilliams. Left to right: Shirley Stevenson Paul XYaite Helen Williams Scott Smith Morris Thnnberg joline XVank Dallas Smith Harriet Stevenson Y ,A 49 5 Mr. E. J. Mansell Principal DuBois Area joint High School l,l'lIlt'llD2ll of Dnliois High School since 1934, Mr. li. il. hlunsell has heen in- llllCllll21l in shaping the lives of the yOlllll of DuBois. llreviously he was footlmll Conch nt D H. S., lilllglll live sunimers at the Americztn School in lJ2ll'lS, l:l'2l1lCC, and couched ut' lllnssztchttsetts State lfniversity. He received his B. S. in education from lhl2iSSZlCl'lllSCllS State and his M. A. from PClll'lSylV2llllll State College. He has done post graduate work z1t Penn State und lilZll'V2ll'il University. M r. Mansell is ll inemlmer of Phi Signm Kappa, 'lihe Adelphi Honor Society, Secondary l'rincipz1ls Association and N. li. A. During Xllorld Vklur ll he served on the DuBois Draft Board, und he is presently 21 director of the DuBois Iifllllillltlllill l:0lllKl2lll0ll. Mr. Mansell, who is interested in sports and music, has tl1e znnhition to he ll Dilfl of il good high school and to be of service to its youth. gLll.df'd aw . adcfzked tw . were 0Llf',ff'l.6l'ZCZ,J' 4 5 6 , 1 539' wt.. W ,...w..s.....,b..Mf-q..., ,li 1, 1 Z helped ua' . . . shaped our characienr . made our heriiage live Mr. Jack Harriger Assistant Principal DuBois Area Joint High School I Ill 7 .W YW? Miss Edna King Secretary Mr. John T. Harriger spends the afternoons in the DuBois Area joint High School on administrative duties and serves as supervising principal of the Falls Creek Borough School District in the mornings. He has sixteen years experience as a teacher. Mr. Harriger received his B.S. degree from St. Bonaventure College and his masters degree from Pennsylvania State College. r WL!! x. iff D ,: ' ,I f'i 'Q C,-7 am 1 M Z Q if Q , 0 ,W im l i!-:-7 ' K' 8, ' A 4 .V W H wi if w 7 ww' fr' lf . A 'ff ' .ff--,fgm . V , X ,M 5 , Spanish Classes learned pronunciation by Choral reading. The Lord's Prayer was recited in Latin by members of that class Mr. William Gratton touches academic English in the Ilullois Area joint High Sfhool. lnfluclccl in his activities are Student Counvil, -10 Sponsor of the Scniur and spa-Ciul sections of thc 09 Clipper, and pnlmlivity clircmor for the entire RX sfhmml system. Mr. Grntton rcccivcd his A-LB. from Ilnrtnxouth Colle-gc. I I I 52 i in fspnfhl CM Gaxl Lundgren read! her prnze wnnnmg essay to an Englnsh nndl mgunges Ease and freedom of expression Vrtal to everyday living ns 1 tomm md of the Fnglnsh lnngunge lhe m nm ohjeetlves of I'llgllSl'l el nssts ure to te neh students to nn nster thenr own lnngu15.,e nnd to npplx vnhnt they le lrn l o meet the needs of mdnvldu nl students the l llgllSll curriculum ns dlumletl nnto seetlons ese re nt nr tmle lnusnmss g urn nnt not ntron xl l llgllSll Foreign lnngunges olferul nt D H S to meet the ntetls of those nn hose professions nnd woe ntnons are tlt pentlent upon n fore nqn lnngu nge nnd of those who desire n fore :gn lnneu nge for whxeh spe nle the lnngu nge bemg studned ns used to promote underst nndnng on the p nrt of the students Englnsh class 62' 9 e 4.44-Q4 Il' W' if J 7.101431 12412 f dar., EW! i rr'-vv 4' 0: has X .3557 Mrs Irene Dodd recexved her A B degree from Susquehanna Umversnty and attended the Conservatory f Muslc at Susquehanna and Pennsyl vama State College She teaches Enghsh and Latm Mrs Dodd ns the dramatncs coach Miss Matilda E Bell recenved her bachelor degree from Bucknell Um versnty and VI Ed degree from Pennsglxama State College She dnd graduate work ln French at the French Institute Pennsylxama State College Mrss Bell teaches modern languages and Engllsh and she sponsors the broadcasters club and staff -Ge JL' 53 1 .1 1 i.l.l.1. I V I J ' ' 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 '. 'Q 1 ' Q ' -1' 5 f ' 1. 5 1 1 1' 1 1 1' ' 1 ' hi I in x hh 4 v ' n 1 5' L 'Y Th '. ' il ' 1 '1 lr V, e-I - 1l 1 l ' '1 ' 1 2 .' . Q 1 1 are ' 1 1 . . l A ix 5' L'l 7 k'x iss. ' '1 ' Q1 ' 3 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' fi ' 1 V2 - its cultural values. Culture- of the vountrnes . -1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 ' J.. Q 5 . . . .- S 0 . n . . 1 -, Q Q s ' I ' Y, ' - v 1 ' . ' A 0 ' ' 1' s ' fa- l. . D ni . - - . ' ' ' - - 1 ' ,r A1 I . 1 ' Y ' Q 'gg - 'T 291 ' - A ' 1' I 1 I 1-71 A 4 4, 4 -A '11 ,. 'I I' ., f ,- , , E D' ' gt .'I . . 1 I ' - I - sm M , -. .,, I ' f C 'I . . ' P, K , V, K.C. gui Mr Howard Swisher IS dxrector of pubhcatlons and llbrarxan He acts as sponsor of the llbrary staff pho tography staff Clipper Forum and Compass He was a director of Hx Narletxes this past year Mr Swlsher recelved hls BS degree from State Teachers College Ind1ana Pa and h1s M A from George Peabody College for Teachers Nashwxlle I'enn pil gf! Fxfth estate members shown left t Mary jane Freeland and Bxll Ross Forum School events recorded Snoop and Scoop were part of the every day hves of members of The Forum staff because they had to know who what why where when and how before they could wrxte a story for the school paper These plus wow were essentlal for all :tems m The Forum A comblnatlon of reporters better known as legmen and edltors are needed to get a newspaper to press The reporters must dlg out the facts and verify these facts They need to know what IS golng to happen almost before lt happens They need to know sources of news and how to wrxte stories The edltors fill IH the gaps left 1n the article make necessary correctxons make assignments to the reporters and must meet dead llnes The Forum IS a member of the Pennsylvania School Press Assoclatlon This years staff under the dxrectlon of Howard Swisher have rotated posltnons Each member has served as a reporter to managmg edltor U sul 0. 'D K L L ns-ar! T' 14405. Qoovofl ftflcci o right are Georgma Sackandy Judy Rlbxmskn Regus Scepamk Patty Player -13' 54 if ll -1 . C V WV 7 di 1 1 lv' ' 1 A, 1 . ' ' ., Y l xy . ' U Y . . . ' , . . ' I C, . . . , . , . . Y - y y , . . . . X .1 . A A 51.1.40 .5 ' Y I ' ' Q L , . ... .ls P - V ' ' . , ' ' E 'au I5 ' . ' A . , Y , t ,, I l , 5 5, 0' ,,. 5 X V , -4 ,.. -- ' P n........ ,..'.t xvgs ., '-'gg .,ff,'f.fi1, ,. M ,. . 1- dull sK,sS ',, 1:4 QQ' ,,fr'ilL..Y'f , :I .. - '11 rms - . .. V 'r ,,. 1 , -M ...V-f af--' JV. A 7 VV. M. a.n.-.:.:-,LMA my ,,, .ELM gs. 7 U A wi .. mi. Q. - ' W . f Y '1 1 M,- tl. 4, . --Q ,. ,....-.. . .. 5 . L. f' , -Q. I K 1 .. ...,,..-' , W. K .. A v 4' ' A ,L - f ,,,Vl.. ,. .V I Y 1 7 I 5, Z I , 4 A g ' ' ' H.' 'KL' 'E W x I an , , li t 7 f has ' PV M I ' i in 4 ' ,, -N.-...M 0 , 5. Sclence 1nd Mathematncs Varnety and wnde range of offerings to meet needs Habits of rellectxve thlnlung md 1 cle lr understtndlng of the n tture of logxe tl proof tre objectlxes of the selenee md m tthem mes helds 1n DLIBOIS -Xret olnt Hlgh Sehool Students are show n thenr person tl rel ttxonshxps to SOLltfX md to their environment md n tturtl phe nomen 1 physles md voe mon tl m nthematlcs I ouls Goodmln w is the Instructor of rel tted science for the shop lmoxs md also ttught some xocx tlon tl m tthem mc s fllgebrl gener ll m tthe m mes, geometrx md trngonometry were offered hx llllss M lllllfl 1 lxn lrr l'r tnle Nl 1l tslex ttught semor senence und lnologx to round out the courses offered ln these helds tt DL1Bo1s Hlgh Miss Malmda Knarr has attended State Teachers College Indiana Pa Groxe Clty College and Columbia Mlss MALINDA KNARR UHIVCFSIIY She recenved her B S and M A degrees from Columb1a Umverstty She teaches geometry algebra trlgonometrv and practlcal mathematlcs Mr Samuel K Gibson ts an mstructor nn chem1stry physics related math and science at the DuBoxs Area jonnt Hxgh School Gettysburg College granted hlm has BS degree and he took h1s masters degree from Duke Um its verslty He attended Pennsylvania State College He ts techmcal adx 1ser to the broadcasters and sponsors the projectlonlsts Mr Glbson lS tn charge of the semor hlgh ' school branch of audno vlsual educatlon 4 't wg Mr Frank Malasky ms a graduate of Susquehanna Umverslty at Selmgsgroxe Penna He coaches baseball and he teaches bxology and semor science Mr Malasky has been at DuBo1s Area Jomt Hlgh School for n1ne years Before commg here he taught ln Vhndber and Sandy Hlgh Schools He was prmcxpal at Sandy He sponsors the patrol boys and huntlng and l:lSl'llllg club in f:3 5 q ar- ---- fps!! will' 3,41-an. 1 , C 1 MR SAMUEL K GIBSON MR FRANK MALASKY . 56 I ' c I ' ' ' A 2 2 2 2 '2 ' 2 2 ' . , ' 2 ' X 2 1 1 '2 2 2 '2 ' ' 2 A ' Q' ' 2 2 2 ' ' 2 2 ' 2 1 ' 2- : . -2 J ' . - ' ', 2 2 A 2 ' . A - 2 , ' 2 2 - C . 2 . . 2 .2 - 5 . , 12 Z 2 , H2 1 , . . . 2 t X 1 2 2 2 '- 4' ' 2 2 Y 2 . 2 'L 2 2 2 ' K' ly' N X l l L X N 5 l I Samuel Gibson gave courses in Chemistry, School. ! I 'Y Y ' . ' I I N , If - . D . . Q 1 -- ' 4' . ' . .- x V u . 5 1 I X , 2 ,, ,. v Y ' Y 2 , 2- C A ,.. . C '- 42 -- af ' f ,,, . 1 . at 'Kyo il- 44419 +'4 ' 4 in FN I J Students in biology classes studied models of the human body. Board work was done extensively in Miss Knarr's math classes as shown to the right. jo.-Xnn Bish and Cheri Crawford, below, performed an ex- periment in chemistry while Mr. Gibson checked. Gail Lunclgren and Dick Spehalski measured electrical current with the galvanometer in physics class. Jim Damus watched what Dick Rensel cooked up in chemistry class. 56 3 Hx 4, Z 'flffim -5571 -Ig ' fr, i::,,,,,, if iv 'Y fx,-i '2 34,5 ',, vi, Fipmt it I if it Skkporlfyq Mr. Lamont Duke Burkholder received his AB. from Catawba College in Salisbury, N. C. Before coming to DuBois Area joint High Sfihool, he taught seven years at Bellwood-Antis High School. At DuBois he teaches social studies, sponsors the Varsity D Club and the sports Committee of the Clipper, and is head football coach. XYhitey and his Campaign manager, Dick Hess, make sure the public' knows XYhitey is El Czindidate for a Council offigte. .-X stimulating ova-rvit-w of our nutionnl cle- i'l'0Il0IlllF tlu-oriczs to work, 1'0llSllllll'I'Si problems vt-lopmt-nt in orclt-r to Q-stgtlmlislm zz voiivcpt of at :mtl other units wwt- pztrt ol tht- prolmlt-ms of cleltiowzttim' nation in our lmfsviit worlrl setting is cle-ti1ot'rz1t'y vlgtssvs. pztrt of the liistory' vurrivulum. Nliss xlzivkic Srlifwli, llmninirla Nlziinin, liillll ,lil'llllSlifJl'llllllj.L tht- lill0WlCtlg1' lc-urmffl in history Cioront :incl lnthlont lglll'lillHlKli'l' lilllglll history Classes into zirtion is clone in the problems of vlgtsses while just-plt Kiley ztlong with Nlr. cleniocrzicy Classes. Ijlevtion vztinpnigns, setting Burkliolcler hzmrllerl problems of rle1noc'rzu'y. Mr. Kagy uses charts to illustrate an economic Concept, In Mr. Burlcholder's classes many oral reports were given. sf' .QI 1 so WT? can MR Lous GOODMAN 'L' for-af 111 R JAMPSH CARNS 'Ware vw 5Q 'v-.,, MR THERON S.-xcus MR STANLEY MALECKI Vocational Education Provides for differences in skills. Vocational education in the DuBois Area Joint High School Shops attempt to teach those things that are time consuming but very essential to industry-such things as safety and co- operative work. The courses are also aimed at instilling a desire in the students of becoming craftsmen After three years of shop work students are not finished Journey craftsmen but they do have valuable insight into what is expected of a Journeyman Industry recognizes the value of vocational shop training Many large industries allow one and one half years of credit on apprentice courses enabling prospec tive craftsmen to finish their industrial training in about two and one half years instead of the usual four years Vocational shops include machine and auto shop at DuBois Industrial arts is not listed as vocational but here it is on a vocational basis Mr Louis Goodman received his BS m Electrical Engineering from Ohio Northern attended Carnegie Tech Geneva College Penn State and received an M Ed in Xocational Training from the University of Pittsburgh He teaches mathematics science and drawing and is director of vocational education Pre viously he taught in Arnold Bradford and Beaver Falls Mr Goodman taught machine shop to the blind in Pittsburgh at the Workshop of Pennsylx anna for the Blind Mr James H Carns came to DuBois Area joint High School after fourteen years of varied experience in the automobile industry H attended Pennsylxania State College and he teaches automotne education here Mr Carns sponsors the field managers Mr Theron Sachs came to DuBois from years He is instructor of industrial arts and engineering drafting Mr Sachs is a graduate of California State Teachers College attended Juniata College and NVarrensburg QMOJ State 'I eachers College and received his masters degree from Pennsylvania State College Mr Stanley B Maleckl graduated from the University of Pittsburgh Before coming to DuBois Area joint High School he taught machine shop at Washington Trade School in Pittsburgh At DuBois he teaches machine shop practice and machine shop theory V Y . V - . . Y . - M . 2 . , M 4 ' L A V 4 . . ' . . I e 5 I Bellefonte High School, where he taught for hve ,Q . . ' if-T3 , ' ' ' ' Nix 551-lv' Mrs Hannah M Orr recexved her bachelor s degree from Mansfield State Teachers College and attended Penn sylxama State College Preuously to commg to DuBois Mrs Orr taught for economlst for Luzerne County Gas and Electric Company m lxmgston She has been m DuBo1s for four years Mrs Orr sponsors the local chapter of the Future Homemakers of America Mrs Orr replaced Miss Margie Lugar at mxd term X, 'E' Xhss Nlarjorxe Iugar rtcuxul B S cltgru from tht Klutcrn xllllll 1 L :Iltpt lll lxllllllllfltb 'Nlmchl 111 BQ orc lfillllllg, to lhlllill sht tm ht 1 lllillllfxlflll Nlxchlgaxl Sha tlu L ua l lkI'l0ll1L umor lr: H1 Y until her resngnatlon at sunt'-ter time DLIBKIIS -Xrei Olllt Hlgh School Home Nl llxlllg House Ji OT E 'N il 21 62 1-r 1 o O.. O ' 1 X wx' ' I I . 5 f o . ,- V . T . Q ',. ' ' I x . ' C I A I ,ll . I W3 X5 - - ' . '. . ' ' . - -' 'f il 1 . . ' gal 1 -f-I .. zo , . g. . ,F f -U - . V f ,f , X Y 5' n . 2 g ! , - -ight XX ten Yeafi and for One Year WHS hOITl0 home rmnlaiugf, sponsored the F. H, .rX. lyxx 1 h l n an l. s uc vis' . ' H '- .'- ' l . 2 J ' 'f ' f . 1 3 . Business lS'lll4'klIl0ll Learning experiences used in school office and by stall. Dictaphones were used in the stenographic phase of business education courses because the last year of this specialization is devoted to transcription, tiling and office experiences. ln addition to this machine, future sten- ographers are required to have practice on machines basic to business. 'lihese include key drive, key adding-listing, and crank driven calculators: full bank adding-listing machine: the mimeograph and mimeoscope: and tilm and liquid duplicators. 'lihe rotation plan is used here so that all may have equal time on each machine. In the bookkeeping section of business educa- tion the stress is on the complete cycle of book- keeping. including corporate bookkeeping, and a semester of work on basic office machine. Next year it is planned to add a third speciali- zation, selling, to the two existing specializations of bookkeeping and stenographic work. Speciali- zation is done in each group during the senior IU kk! lli year. Miss Loyola F. Sullivan did her undergraduate work at State Teachers College, Indiana, l'a. and Penn State. She received her masters degree from Pennsylvania State College. She is a business education instructor at DuBois and is adviser to the audi- torium ushers, the U. S. Stamp and Bond salesman and business staff of the Clipper. 'zfxfy ,V siQ 9 7:1275 X 64 Nlrs. Florabelle Schneider re Ceived her HS. degree in business education from State 'lieachers College Bloomsburg, Pa., and she did graduate work at Pennsylvania State College She teaches business education. Mrs Schneider taught in DuBois before her marriage. Her last position was at Falls Creek High School. , 7.545- -vi' , le s m 3. lt balances! .Xt least that is the hope of all lo kk --1 ing sl lents. Y , 1' I A 'C' I 1 a alfa, 'L w .1 Practicing on the calculator are Naomi Defendorf, jackie Armstrong and Mona Lou Boring. Marilyn Stoke takes her letters by dictaphone. Mr. Harry Williams received his Mr. Leon Edminston received his B.S. degree from Indiana State business education training from the Teachers College. He is doing graduate Erie School of Commerce and Rider work at Pennsylvania State College. College. He is a graduate of Clarion Before coming to DuBois, he taught at State Teachers College and received Greenwood joint High School in his bachelor of commerce degree from Millerstown, Pa. INIr.VVilliams teaches Rider College. He was faculty man- ! business English and typing here. ager of non-athletic activities. Mr. Edminston is now on leave from his business education classes. i nr' ,,.. ss, , , 49 .png pu.. x ' ' I 'J I' L 5 ..,- o . ooOo'a, Q' o ooo -ev? A 0 .Goo 1 lx 9'o QQ -5 J - 00 fi -1 . S. Q21 Y ni CIA- --f x 65 -l Miss Bertha Wheelock obtamed her B S degree at Edmboro Penna State Teachers College and her M A from George Peabody College for Teachers 1n Nashvllle Tenn She taught art ln the Hubert Street School ln DuBo1s before coming to the hugh school to teach Muss VVheelock dlvldes her time between supervlsmg art ln the grades and jumor hugh school and teaching art m the semor hlgh school X? f fb 'If' 6Xf f fi? x p ffw - 'ef I' Orngmal design and pupll mterest projects To create a thmg of beauty xx IS the obleet of the students enrolled 1n ut cl lsses Some were enrolled bee luse of lelsure tlme Interests whlle others were there bee ILISL of the lrtlsllc tllents thex possessed benerll eleslqn lnel KIFIXNIIIL vsere stressed ln the sophomore xe lr of 1rt unlors progressed to Commercml eleslgn ind erxfts of lf1dl19U'lt.S ln thls area sueh lStCYt1lCS eer1m1es 1nd grlphlc 'IYIS Semors elnd ldvlneed desxgnlng 1nd vxorleed xuth color 1nd onls Individual dxfferences flnd expression ln art classes 66 .gt 4. wh Qi xs- P . ES rt? , 123, fa? 6, N F 1, . If W- ' vi x he hill llll Mu' .4 b-' 14-'24 fi in 55 XM ws r Paul Coront his been DuBois for hxc yt irs He te 1ches xstorx ind drixcrs frinnnq r Coront gr1du itcd from Stitc leachers College Lctl lhxen I 1 mth 1 BS degree HL 15 hne coach 111 footlnll ind coaches held u ents in tr lClx MENTAL SOCIAL A D COMMU ITY Mr Joseph Federicl recen ed his bac helm s degree from Findl 15 College 111 OIHO ind vias granted an NE. degree from the Unixersity of Pitts- burgh. He teaches xocational English practical mathematics and drivers training. His actixities include assis- tant footlnll coach junior varsity basketlnll coach and trick coach. 511-X 1'-ff' ' -frrfff' it 1 '01, ' 68 lllflll ng .irouncl must l1 to L stucltnts in drncrs trtnnins til ' ,nl , ., f'-Ju, , .ry gr 4 51. , A Miss Frances Wlngert is one of the nurses in the DuBois Schools She attended D U C in DuBois and Temple University She received her R Nl from the Temple School of Nursing in Philadelphia li rd nth tts ASPECTS GF HEALTHFUL LIVING Report Cards reflect the good health of students. Sound minds and sound bodies are compatible. Vlith this as a guide the DuBois Area Joint High School has a well planned health and safety program. Each student receives a thorough medical examination in his junior year and a check up in his sophomore and senior years. Dental inspections are conducted periodi- ca y. Intelligent and careful driving is taught in the safety driving course that is a requirement for every junior. Passing a road driving test conducted by state police is needed for credit in this course. Protective equipment is standard for all sports. Health classes are required for each senior. Training in the care of the body is received here. A full and varied program of physical education is part of the school program for all students. Mrs. Eleanor Finger received her R.N. from the Butler County Memorial Hospital in Butler, Pa. This is Mrs. Finger's hrst year as a nurse in DuBois Schools. 69 DR FRI-D F Muuoocx DR W F GRILL Bnvcr C COCK-IRAN Dr Cherrx 111z1lu.s lllQ 111-1pcCt1o11 Dr Fred F Murdock tmnned 1t thc State L111xers1ty of low 1 Colltg,e of lvllllllllli, and d1d pmt graduate work at the Umxcrsntx of lc1111Sxlx 11111 lrcx1o11Q to Qerxmg wlth the 1 Q xflllx lmctxxeen 19-13 11111 19-16 Dr Murdock wag located Ill St lVl'1rxs Hc has been Ill DuBois Smce 1946 lh1s1s hls Qccond xe'1r is '1 school 111Ld1ml111speCtor Dr W E Grlll me 1 graclmtc of 0h1o State I mxcrmty and rtcuxcd hls IHC'dll 1l degree from Oh1O Stite College of lVlCCllClIlC H15 111tcr11Sh1p xx IS performed Ill -Xllegheny General HoQp1t1l III Pxttslmrgh l'h15 IS Dr Grlll S second xcir IS Q 111ed1C1l ex 1m111cr for the schoolQ Dr Bryce C Cochran I5 1 gmduatc of Temple Lm vermtx 'School of Mcfl1c111e He chd hw 111tcr11sh1p 'ind resldency 1t Xbllnlgtllll lxlPlI101'lll HoQp1t1l ind the MC Cormick GCI1CT1l Hosplt 1l He mme to DLIBOIQ folloxxmg scrwce 111 the army In 1950 51 Dr Cochran xx IS agam Ill SCFXICC at the U S Armx HoQp1t1l at Ft Campbell KV I hm1roug,l1 L x iII1llld.1lOIl 'Q -.an 'Uv JH l- as DR BHAARD ROKOSKX DR GMJRO DI' Bernard R ROk0Skl olmt 1111111 hl ll ll S from the IIIXETQIKX of l'1ttsl111rgh Before thu he utcmlefl qt BOIIHNCTIILIFL College Dr Roleoslex hw serxecl ns de11t1l 111Qpector of the lblll-3018 Qehools for the out s1x we 1rQ George S lherry IH one or the 1 1 ce11l1N Ll fl HHH U lf' Nl enxerl llllNlD1lI' -2 -1 1 5 lu llll 1 1111 NIISS Jacquelme I Schoch recened hor B S degree from P6I1I1SXlX'll1ll State College Before COHHH2 I DuBo1Q Qhc taught it Ford Cltx umor Senior Hxgh Qehool At DllBIJl5 She- tcaehes health phyueal eduoxtlon for gxrls and hwlorx Qhe I9 the 1elx1QQr of the Cheerle lders le ulers Club fnrlb Xthleue XssoC11t1o11 und lIlU'dITlllI'il Qporrs for jllflg She sponsored the 1ct111l1eS eo111m1ttec of the Chpper 'Nlr Dominick J Nlancla revenerl h1 hichelors egree from Xllll held St1te le1eherS College IH 1941 p lf xm IS 1 te uher 111 lx1le1n1a1oo 1 111 t en he nent to George le1l1oflx College for le1e er rom when he recenerl hw Nl X deeres 'X r 'Xla11c11 rs FSIIX egtl 5, LU s s no 1 ffllillibll r le e e e 1 1 ll uc lllfbll xx 1111 hmm 1- S CHILRRY lell lu JFLXQHI 1 If Miss JACQLFLIN 11 Scnocu Q5 1 ...-4 We NAR lJOMIlNICK Mfwcm 71 1. 1 'xx L 4,-s iv oi, l .Y eq .J 1 1 ' 5 f V -as U ff lf .'V' . -1 2 12 DT. N' 1. I ' ' 'sxlmvl l' ',lS. He 21tI'1l'4l llirki 5 ll C4 Ile-ge, l'2 li l-, l'.1., 21ml he ru'-' l1iw ll.lJS. from the- l'11l1e'l'siIy of l' . gh. Thi, i' llr. f1lll I'y.. thirfl ye-21ri11 thx' l l 's vl vls. , 2 f' 'K' W A Jw ' , . x -g 7 ' ' 1' '2 '2 . . .. .-g ' 0 ' H I J d. . -2,1 ji .K ' 'A He- s e-1 21 1'-2r if 2 -2 1 I 4' 1 ,BI e'h.,: d h. . v. '. , 1.2 42 ' ., -h.gv vu 4' wr- llll' ' 11c'h, 21,si:t1111t l tl121ll e'r211'h, illlfl El 1 2 ' t ill' '. ll- 11211-h-s hem lth, php' '21l ml '2 ' for I l1o.'f, 2 l f xry. L ' 1 ,a Q ll k R, 1 , 1 . Pro -1 iw e-11111111111-11l ix uxe-rl l11 Ng rl ' ' , X 1' toy - 111' lemx. ,' l i 3 If l E . , E 0 f' V Q 59 Stude Physical Education for Boys Participation in desirable health habits. , 'HW ' ' 5' H Q health classes. nts dressed in gym clothes and had a variety of activities. .Xrtiticial rcspimtiun and caring for e mjurecl were part ul the lmys' Mr Warren J Coon ms the guxdance counselor and advlser to the Future Teachers of Amerxca Thus IS his fxrst year at DuBo1s Mr Coon was dlstnct representatxve for the Pennsylx ama State College Center at Swarthmore before commg to DuBo1s He taught phy snology for three years at Colorado A 8a M and has been a science teacher m the Lake Odessa Publxc Schools xn Mxchlgan recened hls A B degree from Central Mlchlgan College of Educatlon and hls M Ed nn guldance and counsellmg from Colorado A 81 M Dltlt Btlllllllgll' 1nd Xlr Coon hun 1 conference Stlnclxrdlft tests wut 1 plrt of ucrx f.,llldd.llCC Class On tht right lS some 5llj.,Q.,k'-llOIl of the helpful lIlfUl'lll3.tlOll discussed lll thtsc cl lssts 74 blllfl mte Adjusting programs to meet evndent needs Glvlng helpful advice to IIIX stucltnt xx IS ont of tht m mx strxlcts pt rformul ln VK IITLII f oon, Qllltl lnct mounstlor Nlr Coon 1111 us h ul lnlorm mon concerning, colltqts 1nd 11 h lt schollrshxps nut IN ullblc Ht conflut tul cl mssts ln Qlllll lnct for sophomorts and 'llllllOI'S Hart stucltnts mllscusstfl such problems IS clrtss mcl Ill lIlllLI'S, took pl ucmtnt ttsts lncl ln ult out schtclults for tht ntxl xc lr lf nut s far tlt nun and LlTlOll0 s xslc ll uluc ton lS 0 tu no PILII X mmcls lllil hc nlthx botlxts go togcthcr W M W! i z 'X i..-. ' 'Q I 1' 'Q L1 I . . A ti f 2 1' , ' 'z ' I tl D i 1 in 1' 5- 1 r - 1: 1 1 .' 1 .fl 'A 5 A Z ' ' ' .' ' . . ' 5 3 5 5 , . 1 'z z ' 1 ' ' '- ' f l s C 1 'z if 5 z'z'z -. , - 4 ' an f gf3'1+1- Q Gu' la '- i: r V ' tl Q - ' IIS as ' phj' 'z ' 'ul J fr l A I fly. 1 l hj V I ' z 'Q V' A - l . , P f A j 5, 7 ' C . , . . . . U He Z A K l N Mgr , ' Y' 1 1 . 2 L ' ' . as- 2 1' 5 -z .1 f am W1.. M,,,..,,,1 ' xixy , L L4 W I 5 g :Q l ACTIVITIES ' El, ,ww X Qff! I rj ,ax t' AQ4 I 1 t ' i KW 'vjleeefff f X ' I Iwu, Z Q -... Xe 'LJ -it if we Qfftlttsb wa O if nm :iz it O E OO?4? O MN ft UM N X . s E ff I, Q f K I W eg '-mf VZ L I Li fes, W n . rdf If 1' :ali XJ Provided us with the opportunity to follow individual interests and talents. They both entertained us and informed us. gy Q x z 9 je., X If .Q I XV .x .Af X ,116 l xl X Xl' 'Xff ff . f ! 9 'Zu W px. icwygj .tw 'Nwfuflwf . paying A were-it S. ,W la 5391 ' 4 L - 12 Student Council Accepted responsibility. Precedent was broken when the student council formulated plans to have a Mr. D. H. S. rule at the Coronation Ball along with Miss D. H. S. For the past eighteen years it has been customary to reserve this honor for some girl who has served her school well. The big sister and big brother idea was another new project of the council this year. New students at D. H. S. were given a big brother or sister who introduced the new students to the faculty and other students and helped them become adjusted in school. The Hoe-Down, something new in party ideas, had guests from outside of school present. This was the lirst event besides the prom where outsiders were guests. Other parties sponsored by the council were the get- acquainted party for sophomores and new students, the Sadie Hawkins party and the Christmas party and carol sing. The council supervised all elections, conducted a slave day and presided at assemblies. President Ren Showers of the councilg Susan Mansell, secretaryg and Shirley Kiehl were accompanied by William Gratton to the state meeting of student councils at Forty Fort in October. The entire membership of the council attended the Central County Convention of Student Councils at State College in April. Home Room Representatives shown, in the back row, left to right are: Bill Miksich, Bill Griffin, Al Gearhart, Joe Tropansky, Tom Good, Al Ranieri and Bill Bailey. First row: Betty LaBorde, Dolores Curry, Margaret Brubaker, Diane lhomas, Carolyn Crooks and Norma Carr. 76 --44 V ml., ,, .Q ,4..N. 'Exeqltive Board members shown, from left to right, are: Gene Mikelonis, Carol Simpkins, Shirley Kiehl, Tom Frick, Nancy fhomas and Norma Thomas. .Q-P Officers of student council shown are Susan Mansell, sccrctaryg Ronald Showers, prciirlentz and Andrew Sedor, vice president. Tha-sc are the hrst council ohirm-rs under the new plan of elcction that rcqnires a Student to Campaign for an office. l , f T JJ. 77 hal-yi A i' Ushers shoxxn lll tht back row are Nancy Schrlx er Nlancx Xllshouse Sy lxla Hughes and Sandra Hand Second row Patty Hann Norma Carr ackle 'Xrmstrcng and loulse Ross Flrst roxx Darrell lhomas Marx jane. Freeland Mlrlanl Qplc her and Greta Dex! yer An ambltlous program th lt xx 15 CIlllXE.IlLCl bx tompttltlon bttxx een tht txx o dr lm ltlcs groups Ill prtstntlng plflxs xx IQ tlnn lxtd bx txxo L t 1 IL lm xru lr 111 f lnc I lth su tlon ot tht dr lm ltlts group prtstntul tht s lmt pl IV llNlXlLClVl1lll t lah othtr lI'l sloxx IN lllSll1lJ lylllptltlll lllCllLIllLS slxx thtsc shoxxs o 1 t lsts ol Nl mlm l sf Llllllj., Nl lrrltd xxtrc guests of I unxsx s clrlnl ltlcs group xxhtn IILX xt tu sl nt p y ln rtturn tht lunxsx gro l VlSllQCl DuBo1s for our present ltlon of tht s lme shoxx Here both t lsts spent 1 sou ll hour ln the home Uldlxlllg' houst folloxxlng the shoxx Ollllllg xxlth tht chorus md b lnd the drlm Xrnllstltt D lx obstrx lntt thex 5, lxt l pltrlotlc shoxx lOl l1lJlIlll1g the t llLI1lS ol both groups lxxtlxt O c lot lt lllqll xx IS ont of llltll' mx sttr lts prtstnttd this xt lr Xll pl lxs xxtrt dlrttttd bx 'Xlrs lrtnt lloclcl Selecting a play vx IS part of tht xxorlt of the dramatlcs group Shoxxn lltre ln thc hrst roxx are Rav Shofcstill X lrg lxohlhepp lxtn Bundx 'Ned Burkett M 1ry jane Fred lnd IN lomx Defendorf Loulse Larson and Beverly Wright Second roxx jun 'xlcllonald Dltk Hess janet Allshouse XVIS Hetrlck and Darrell Ihomas rhlfd row Vonda Barber B lrlrlrl Carlson Carol Carlson, Barbara Lombardo and -IZIIIICC Brooks I8 1 V A V I .. ,. .tx , . f Qs' , Q ., .. , - V H 1 if 1 W a s X b t , . e . -' 1 , ' ' X ' ' ' 2 1 ' : '. X2 ., 1 1 'Q on 1 at' Ililxl-1 'l'l 1 Pt 1 ' xl Dt l' g Q l J ' x X 1 z , 1 - C'lex'er C'llclclx'. atists presented ll lxl1I'lSUTl21S pageant, and for L2 - :ls 1 2 2 '-: f s-l 1 A. K -l 21- N-l vi -l Y- yi 'll 1 N , L-Q . I 1 v, -' .1 . , ' 1 f- 5 V' - ' , 1 , I f 1 ' -'llfl I '. -l--- - l-l- 'A 'Hill 'l 's s- ' ll -- , .' -- l Q . . 4 . . l . . . . Q t . Y ' B tl '23 s 'K Q 1 1- ' f. Q V '- l - . . 2113 'X ' 1 ga '- l l - lll . l l ' ug V' ' ' 's 'Z tv vm x -ll Y I J ll' 'fl ' l I I ' : Y I fi K Y I '. ' ' A . ' I L '. C . - ' 1, f . ' ': , , , .,, , Q 5 L . : , 2 . z . ' , . ' . V Y l O . ,.f ' ' A i V W . 2 1 r fi ' Q H ' mgpw ' f. jx -A P mf A fi ,, . 1 f if Tommy Carlson and Janet McDonald rehearse their parts for Mamma's Getting Married. Dramatists Enjoyed pretendlng' Specialists in the wings behind stage are Maynard Rucker, Bill NVilson, jim Shaffer, Don Bouch, Bob Umlmugh and joe Allen. Players in the First row, left to right, are Shirley Kiehl, Morris Thunberg, Ken Bundy and Bruce Burkett. Second row Janice Brooks, Shirley Haag, jackie Ogershok and Terry Plyler. Third row: Kay Waggett, Patty Pcnvose, jim Damus Kathy Fotta, Doris Clapsaddle and Caroline Crooks. J, adm' 3982 IM Ja Jail lv, ol, l S M T 5. 1? N ,fx 79 V - .. -..-.,' ,,M..,,-. .,, ,W f.- 5 , f , - ,....- cf, ... .,....,.. W-f, - .,.., Q, .N-t 1, ,, ,.1:ys-,f..e,.f,- -,rg .-my-.. -A ,N kv ,, ,-,,, ,fa im.. .Mu , . cr , ,.1,,x.t . 5- 'P ,, V . .1 Editors of the senior Section shown from left to right are: Shirley Kiehl, Shirley Hetrick, Georgina Sackandy and Patty' Shenkle. Artists for the yearbook shown from left to right around the tables, are: Dolores Curry Connie VVaite Helen Ixoslba Betty Radcliff Ruth Ann VK alburn and Kay Cochran Tom Thomas, chairman is standing Activities and faculty wr1te ups were done by this commlttee Shown lcft to right are Bexerly Ord Florence Pringle Barbara Lindahl M1ssSchoch Nancy Miles Xnrginia Mottorn, lXancy Ord Io-Xnn Bush and Myrna Rcmaley if vi Q 6' Pdltors of thc x11r11111111 from ltft 1llI'lg1 l1 ire 17arr111 1h111111s 1llI'wlllLSS 1111x hrlxer 1111t11r1111 IL1- 1111 Ntlfllll L11 'Vlahan 1JllSlllL5S tllppu. 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O e 3 C-Nd We blew 21 fuse C hul the fOQL1S1I1Q lens Ihr Qoxernor on th1s mulnnx IS sho r Gll7SOIl help lhesc md Nllllllll' SYIILIULHYS xxere frcqucntlx S nfl hx the hoxs ot the projectxon Qluh thlt xxcrc I1SIJOIlSll3li lor opermnq the school projutors lnfl SllOXXlllL lllllls ln mlnsscs mtl lor enurt nmnnnt X th Inn Sulfnn IS chill IlI'OIQLf10Il1Sl me hoxs m nstuul the muh nnsm of the lllll lophone lnfl 1ITllJlIlXlIlQ SXSfLIllS ms xxnll ms lc 1I'l11llQ to threlfl :nfl run sqhool projectors kmmunltlon and guns l'l5lllI1Q poles md Hxes lhllxtx lncl sporlsmmslnp xxcrc chlrleter Along xxlth QIITIIUQ' the Lnoxx hoxx ln the sports of field 1nd streun the members of thls OI'glI'llZ1flOl1 lelrnecl the x llues of Ol5CX1Ilg the llxxs md I'Qgfl1l1IlOIlS of exch sport Nloxxes, spe llxers incl trlps to such pl ues is the Bellefonte Iflsh Hltcherx xxcre nnportlnt fc lfllI'CS of thelr meetings 051 o U Projection Club nnunlxrs shmxn cloclxxxm xronnfl thur projeetor ire LL Bllfl-xLfl lx x Brubaker om l T ll l IL l I I NPOHNOI' lrql xohlhcpp xx 11 prlsxclent ol the orafnn zmon llllllg xxxth Don Bough xue prcslclant Nllfx N lr nu Shlthr sure Presldent of the Hunting and Flshmg Club X mul Ixohlhepp ns shoxx n at the desk whnle the secretary Marx Margaret Shaffer faces hxm Members nn the nrst row across are jlm Hughes Leanna Moore Glorxa Burkhouse -lean Slnndledeclxer and Ruth Dungew In the serond roxx are 11m Ross JIIH 'XlCDonald and 'Xlarx Barner Thlrd rovx Bob Hangartner Daxe Courson Sam Rlchards and lom RlLhl6 p-L. 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XX dur The art of C0l0r xx ls just 1 p1rt of up I1 H1 urs 0 I r 1 ll 111x ff F11 lfl mul11 xxere used to express the 1r115t11 11111115 of thlS group Dr1xx111g IJIIUIIFIQI md tfl ts x re uuoxcd durmq me st xe Some mxtcloor sketch me xx lb IISO fl ful the 1 u J Xl1ss Buth 1 NX hulm lx xx 15 the sponbor of th1s group lhe sgroup xx 15 composed of those xtudents xx ho uuuld not sc hedule lrt IQ 1 rcgeu 1r cl L5 fillflllg the S1 mo c xx Tylng Flies IS joe koslba 1m 'Nlarlex Fred Leech XX ayne 'lhomus 1111 -Xlbnght and Stan kl1lbdCkl Clockvuse are -Xrthur 'xidhlon joe xIdlQSkl B1ll 'NIcCluskex Cla1r Mahlon Daxc Daughertx lxlblll Iedrson Daxe Beane jck Ixolash and Frank 'xlalaslxx sponsor 87 1'- 'Y sd 1111 H 1115011 XK'llIS hu. 111r11 xxh1le 1111 Ixxxeder lrrolclcasts 11111o1111ccmcl1ts c' 1-sr 'f'5'VfVE1PgNFi'1!W' 5 Broadcasters Volce of DUBOIS Hlgh Ab111ty to express one s self clearly lS 1 ICQLIITLITILUY of 1nx mcmber of thc bro 1clc 1s1er staff lh1s IS 1he group of xxorlccrs th 11 brmqs ncxxs 111cl mforml IIOII 1o thc scl1ool e1ch mornmq cmd 1f1c111oon on thc sc l1ool l7I'O4lClC lSt flfllf. lhcx xx lfll 11s xxhcn 11 IS lll'l1OSl tlmc for thc 1 1rclx bcll mcl 1hcx I11cllxL 1llspec11l lll1lOLlllQi.l'l'lLlllS lo bc 1 s11ff 111cmbcr 1 student must h IWC been 1 mcmbcr of the broaclcaster club for onc xc 1r lhese OFgdl1lZd.flOl'lS, llllfltl the Cl1rcc11o11 of Nllss NI.1t1ld1 c 1rc txx o of 1l1c more popu .1r cl lX1llQS ll D H 5 Broadcasting Club members practnce At the board are Patty Benyon and Ameha Lock1tsk1 Standmg are Jackle Ogersholc Ruta Lockltskl Donna Sykes, Joan Shepler Betty LaBorde Helen Muth Nancy Allshouse, Nancy Thomas, Norma Ford and Patty Penxose 88 I7 xW! -ii X2 T2 ueen Louwe Larson and kung Renald Showers England S C0l'0Il3tl0I'l VK lS QLCOHCI IFN I our oxxn coron mon of Xllss D H S on 'Nl xx 1 lruulcnt xx IS sh xttnred xx hen thx Qtudcntb duulul to h 1x1 lung Ren xlci Qhoxxcrs rule xxlth un I um I nrson lt tha mnull coronmc 1 Coronation Personnel attendants to Miss and Mr I3 H S plctured beloxx ln the back roxx are Harold Chelgren LaBordc .met McDonald Namx Sfhrlx er Greta Dcvxxer Shlrlex Brooks N1 xrgxe Groxes ,ind 'Ndncx lhomaa YJ 4 ' 0' ,A 1 ' V .A fs 1 1 Ji-O Q :fi ' - ' S Q 1 ' . ' D ' 1 '1 z U' o Qu H .0 .4 5 1 - ar z ' 4 'Jn hz H. Al Gearhart, Don Gilberr, joe 1'mpansky, Tom amid, -Dirk 'Ramen and Bin lxliksifh. In the from YOWZQ Bertxt x ' 5 K-w Ml A 1 5 ' if fx 5 13 x . Q x .fl P' H 'Tx Y ' , ef, In 5 K A 1 X 5 Q? J xg, EQ, F 9 ' , 5 A 6 Y ,sity :,,..',,., ,,,..w,: , V .V .. - H -,,.,.. 5 - r . .,. , 1, W- ,A .5 ,-K ',,,f,e, -.- 51,44-,,,, .-, -5, qt'..,JfF: , - ,-fs., .-I 1 ggi-'..Q-'1.g-,yy3y.wQf1f '-3, ' ' . - 1 ' ,il . ' Girls Athletlc Association board members are, left Thomas and Miss Jacqueline Schoch, sponsor Gxrls Sports From soccer to soclal dancmg Caucus IS called to det :cle I'l,Nlbl0ll9 Ol tne Glrls Xthletxe Xssoe: mon pomt sx stem tn trels Ilus xe II s llouel xx ts lllN0lNUl m revlsmg the pomt sx stem for the tu trdmq of CJ -X -X letters .md nn pl mnmg some tfter school md exemng sessions m the gxm for tll Qlrls of the school C C IS re tllx the e tue us for 1 xrs phx s1e.1l edue ttlon tetlxxtles md 1r1tr1mur1l sports M tele up of represent tttxes from eteh cltss, thls hotrd LOllSltlLI'S problems of te tms schedules lor glmes md select Qllflb vlorthx to stttndnng, tlnlltx Ill Qlrls lthletles One girls sport enels v rug ht Susan Mansell, Dolores Curry, Dxane Reeves, Nancy Whistles, pamt brushes, sand paper, thread and needles were 1ll xdequtte tools of this Nt tr s le tclels elulm members lllls Club h td ts tts m qor fum tnons the rep nrmg of old equxp ment mel ofhen ttmg, tt mtrtmtn tl Qtmes or gnr s ln the rep ur dep ntment the :girls s meleel md peunted hoe ltex stules md mended shun gu trds Ihls equlpment vs ts used bx el lsses .ts well IS lntreunurll te xms Pmmes were mtde to ellstmguxsh te tms md soft btll lu tts uere ttped leaders club members lsslsted ln offleltttng it lntrxmurll eontests held hx the Qlrls Htgh lxghts of these tourn tments were the e tpturmg of the blsleetbtll ehtmplonshlp bx the Lasj. shlp bemg won ln the Jumors Xnothe r lxegms 9 v 1 I l I I . 4 A 'if ., N ,. Y, ,P , . s al , ' . . . . to . Z - ' 1 - I . . . . 'x 1 2 1 X 4 ' S , - v 1 ', . xt - . 2 1 K 2 E 'l J x l I x - ' Q,-'s ,- v..' y ., ' , . , . . .. , . , . .. l i , , , 2 , 2 . . Y .A . Z , 2 h ' :'z K 1 , .-Z A , 1 D ' , f ' 5 ' 'f 4 AU M 'z ., ' 1 ' 1 2 - x - - ' , , , ll - -' vy ' 'i ' Q . , 1 . I e t e. ' e A Ih J..-XA. 1 U' ' 'Q - .ll g l ' ' ' ,Q Z Z 2 , ., , 2 l .1 x 'z ' 1 's 1 ' 1 1 4, ' A 1 1 ' - ' 2 ' .car .1 1 'A 1' 2 ' 2 1 N , , -V U ' z 'h z ' X -1 9, ' , 2 ,K ,Y ' l- 1 s 2 K t .X lv- - - -' A 2 r 1 T I - - , x u j , recenee tl1e.t.1.AzA. lettrers that! S3'ml70l1Z'3 Oul' Aces, 21 senior team, and the All Stztre'l1zm1pion- Z' l ,W , N W m fi ,, , , or 'fr , 1 , , N eel., ,e., 92 'ff' 1 i Miss Axcstfztax SIZTTE Q 4 . V' w Q 2 fav' l it-I MR. Ki-:NNETH Box sA1.L it-' Miss Esmsn Rostsox 94 1 'Ye sl Q? 155 Q9 l I 'sniff sf Q E92 Miss Esther Robison received her B.lNl. degree front Grove City College in llennsylvania. She is now doing graduate work at Penn State College. Before coming to lJttBois .Xrea joint High St hool, Bliss Robison taught at -ltntiata Valley Schools in Alexanclria, l'ennsylx'ania. Bliss Robison teavhes Chorus, vocal lllllrit' and sponsors Chorus, ensemlmle and hoys' Chorus. Mr. Kenneth A. Bonsall ret't-iwtl his BS. degree from Susquehanna Vtiiversity and his Xl. lid, from Penn State. Before coming to lJt1Bois .Xrea joint High School, Xlr. Bonsall taught at Vest Newton High School, Bellwood- ,Xntis High School and at the Keith junior High School in Altoona. .Xt DuBois, ht- tt-:relies instrtnnental nitisit' antl sponsors the lmantl and dance orchestra. Miss Angela Sette is supervisor ol- votwtl nttisit' in the l7uBois schools and director of tht- junior high svhool lrantl. Slit- ret'eix'ecl her liafltelors degree in ntnsit' from Klarywootl College. Bliss Settt- also attended Lock Haven State 'll-:teht-rs College. Leaders of the Band are shown below. From left to right are: Brooks, treasurerg Betty Trezise, secretaryg Betty LaBorde, librarian Makufka, ass't secretaryg Kay Hicks, vice president: Naomi librariang Ron Thomas, quartermasterg Bill Clark, quartermasterg Hepler, qnartermasterg and Tom Grilifith, president. M usit 11 'isa . Y 9 BA-3 wk 'YYX4 i C Q - ,V I4 . 7 1 Participated in many school and civic affairs. 1 N0 XS: .f g ' . 5 f' M... Snappy precision, classy, smooth and even the best ever were adjectives frequently used to describe the Beaver Band this year. l'nder the able direction of Mr. Kenneth Bonsall, the band performed regularly at half time during the football season at both home and away games. Their demonstrations ranged from comedy routines such as Theres Une in livery Band to the more serious presentation on Club which feted the band and their guests will ever remain as a happy memory. Two concerts, one in March and the other in May, brought the l952-53 season to a close. These concerts were arranged to please the extremes in musical taste. Selections included ranged from Deep Blue through Vi'aggery For lYoodwinds to the. classical l2roica to the religious ln a Garden. Different sections Armistice Day at Punxsutawney. High lighting extra activities of the band this year was a trip to Penn State in October to participate in a huge mass band show. The dinner given by mothers of the Beaver Band of the band and individual players were featured. ln their final concert, the band played such stirring numbers as The Band of America March and The Saints Go Marching Un. Beaver Band Members picture in the first row, left to right, are: Diane Reeves, Kathy Fotta, Helen Vrahas, Edith Thompson, Betty Radcliff, jeanne Monnoyer, Shirley Brooks, Ruth Ann W'alburn, Carolyn Larson, Donna Heitzenrater, Barbara Carlson and Mary Kerstetter. Second row: Betty Lou Trezise, Patty Makufka, Tommy Donnell, joyce Klingen- smith, Lynn I'rody, julia Burns, Virginia Mottorn, Barbara McNulty, Lucille Lee, Naomi Defendorf, jack Muirhead, Shirley Zartman, Betty LaBorde, Diane Kirk and jim McDonald. Third row: Betty Smith, Don Cook, Gene Haggerty, Aaron Kranitz, Russ Weaver, Dave Murdock, Elliott Reitz, Bob Umbaugh, Linda Dillman, Florence Pringle, Sally Mauthe, Scott Smith, Clifford Miller and Milford Dolby. Fourth row: Bruce Burkett, Terry Plyler, Bill Clark, Lee McGarvey, Ray DeRolf, David Lum, Bill Beckwith, Don Hand, Morris Thunberg, Tom Thomas, Tom Grifiith, Kay Hicks, Babs Robitzer and john Maine. Fifth row: jim Zartman, Earl Magill, Fentley Shenkle, john Dornecker, Dallas Smith, janet Ransom, Gayle Maier, Ronnie Thomas, Dave Hepler, john lNhitesell, Helen Mae VVilliams and Fred Grinnen. . , X5 3 ,Lie ' . i 4 we ta .. .ff M . ff. . 'D ' 'FT ft ,I rf X M- . MM sf f ' K lf' x , I: fr- , ZfI 'Ll1 ' 'iv ET '1 'fm ' V' af ff ini O Gm Or lwfiq AML Chorus girls Shown in the wp rms from left to right in Xlmrti Stntldirtl Xl irx lxtrstettcr I melt Buiwn 'Nlonx Lou Boring, Frances Leach, Peggy Smith, Helm-n Mae xVlllllllIlS and Betty htliorde. 'l'hiril ruw: Putty Mal-cilfkzt, jcnnic Sackandy, Diane lie-cvvs, Betty 'lirczisn-, Virginia Mottorn, Carol Sllllpl-illlS, Gt-urgilut Suckumly and Shirlcy Hynii. Second row: une Schull-c, Curulvn Larsun, uckie .-Xrmstrong, Elaine lhmnas, Gayle Xluicr, Betty fxllI'lSlCllSL'll, Caroline Gunsall Alice Avkrom and Barham Nimmo. First row: Cheri Ann Cmwforcl. lirmina Diehl Nornm 'l'limnns, licttx' Smith Marilx Smith, oan Sheplcr, Marilyn Stoke, Kathy Crowley and Mary jane Smith x Broun um Jinx X X ! 96 C-I 11 ,Nt n 1 1 , ,. .. ,j ' Y' , ' . 1 ,' - . , 5-J i M all I l l , A u Q ', ' ANN f i I: - , 1 i - .' ' I i g , l , t, Aifi A S , A VM 4'W'W 1Ar'1q l ...4 f f at i - ' f-4 ' if ' ' .4 i,. R 1 ff 2 5 'Y 432 1 ' s . 4' I ' i ' L , - . s A it ,A 2 ' - h s .W I fix I ,sm ' 1' fig! V I A l .lfift . l 3: 1. ,I 1 1 J us, , Y , ,'ll j . ,lllilj ,ACC it Xt. N. S 3 AN ,. -15' ffm 1' w 1 5 N L'.n?.'k'i Khaki!! 'Z V 04? Q L SJ 'V Q ' Cyl - - ' 'J A -i -1, al x V V 1 Lifgga :E:::t'-ix Members Of the Chorus shown in the top row, left tu right, are: Xlaryjane Taylor, janivc Houser, Barbara Allen, Avis Hetrick, Gail Lundgren, Judy Brown, Shirley Fiorelli and Alice Oldknow, Third row: joan Thompson, Norma Ford, Nancy Miles, Marlene Reddin, Barbara Lindahl, Juanita Pelletier, Relreefa Nolder, Luis Cunningham and Carol Roadarmel, Second row: Darell lhmnas, Maude Proesl, Yonda Barber, Florence Pringle, julia Ann Laukitis, Helen Bergstrom, Sally Mauthe and Barbara Carlson. First row: Sandra Hand, Gail Rearick, Becky Nolder, janet Ransom, Norma Carr, Patty, Hann and Betty LaBorde. .'XCtiVitieS Ch0I'US, with 1-iglity'-live lllt'IlllJt'l'5, high liglitt-rl tht-ir rtuisull ln' pt-rlnrniing in tht- i'hristin.is prngr.nn, going to lncliinm fur vliurus rl.13'. .infl singing in tht- Spring Xlusimuil l'it'+aIiv.il. 97 'H ff. l . 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Z 'YK' Beaver Brains of the grndlron game pictured left to right are jlm Hawkms joe Federlccl Lamont Duke Burkholder head coach Dom Mancla Paul Coront and Ed Okonskl Football Posted the first undefeated, untned season Bob Ishman All Qtate Thlrd Team l,lCII'lil Flrst Te1m 100 Curwensvllle s the firt wletxm xn the Bc we-rs m lrth to thelr first lllliltfllflll lllltltil sc lson DuBo1s flow md the Golden llde 25 7 Don Gllbert c trrlul for thru. touchdowns l iter uk ohnston stored the fourth C urxxensvllle s lone 'l D nts made hx Borgtr m the fmml mmutes of tht gtme Scoring on the first play on 1 p iss from Tom Good to Bob lshmm tfttr Rlclgxmx fumbled tht ku koff the Iron Dukts trounced tht Elltcrs 40 7 Gent Nllkclonls stored thru m arkers md ltnckccl the extrt points durmg, the gtme Cnlbtrt tclded mother I' D for good metsure The Beavers took Clearfield 13 6 m the hirdest fought gtme of the smson Gllbert scored Fnrst but mmutts lttcr the BISOIIS pushed across 1 mlrlter Clb stored tgtm m t e I a ei N' if-1 Mike Salarnone Bob Fauls Toni Good jack Reasinger Gene Nlikelonis Guard Tackle Halflmqk Tackle Quarterback final quarter to put the victory in the books. Bradford was beaten 28-6 in a game that saw the Owl's Scholpy go 52 yards for a T.D. Good's pass to lshman was good for the Beaver's first score. Nlikelonis scored in the second period, a pass from Good to George johnston tallied in the third period and Mikelonis went through center for the final score in the last period. Without a single first down, the Beavers scored four markers when Tyrone was blasted 38-6. Mikelonis raced 88 yards with the opening kickoff to score. Gilbert went 50 yards on a first play, jim Higgs recovered a fumble to allow Gilbert to score again on a first play, and lshman recovered a fumble and traveled 46 yards to score. Gilbert scored the flfllll two touchdowns. The Beavers squeezed past Erie East, 7-0, in a hard fought battle of superior lines. Gilbert bulled over the only touchdown late in the first quarter. George Johnston VValter Elnicki jim Higgs Fnd Quarterback Guard The Ferndale jinx was broken when the Yellow jackets were on the short end of a 33-6 score. Bob Fauls, early in the game, stole the ball and raced 32 yards for a score. Mikelonis raced 53 yards for a T. D. and Gilbert lugged over three markers. DuBois took its eighth victory from Philipsburg. Mikelonis carried 53 yards early in the first quarter for the first score and tallied again in the final period. Ciilhert's three markers and a safety gave the Beavers a 34-13 victory. Downing Punxsy 20-12 on Armistice Day in Punxsy gave D. H. S. its first perfect record. Mikelonis scored the first T. D. for Du Bois. The Fhucks came back when Hawkinson went over. Then for the first time in the 1952 season, the Beavers were behind. Moore of Punxsy went over after a long run. A quick score that was set up by Bill Penyosc in the last quarter and another quick one by Nlikelonis ended the game and the season. Dick Spehalski Dave Cnlley Bill Penvose Center Guard Right Half I Aa rv 101 Traclt Thinclads won district honors. Three district champions were among the Beaverls thinclads during the 1052 track season. Bob Fauls won tht- 440 yard dash in 55 seconds, Bolt lshntan captured the 220 yard dash in 23.4 seconds and tied for the 100 yard dash in 10.7. Dock l.ias pole vaulted 10'1l2 to tie for first place in that event. Bradford won district team honors with a score of 81. Kane was second with S3 points followed hy DuBois' 39 points for third place. Vlearfield and l'unxsutawney were fourth and fifth place winners respectively. The Big Three was won by Du Bois on the local track. DuBois scored 5812 points to edge out Clearfield with 55 points. l'unxsutawne5' scored 341.2 points. In dual meets the Beavers registered three wins against one lossfto State follege. Statt-'s powerhouse dropped the Beavers lay a 93 to 34 score. Ridgway opened the season here. DuBois had an 8412 to -1212 margin for that win. The second win was taken front Johnsonlmurg by a 0012 to 621Q score. The Vhucks from Punxsy were niet next. The final score of this meet was T-1 to 52 .Kar ,iljrfl Q A x mf . 5 9 2 Z it. for DuBois. Letter winners for the 1952 season included Dock Lias, Dick Nelson, Dave Alexander, Tom Joyce, Boh Matthews, Nlike Salatnone, Boll lshrnan, George Johnston. llon Deters, Bill Bailey, Bolt l-iauls, Dave Vulley and XYalter lflniclci. Cinder track enthusiasts in the first row are: Bill Griffin, VS'alt Elnicki, Dick Hess, Bob Fauls, Dock Liao, Dave Culley, George Johnston, Boll Matthews, Gene Deters and Bob lshman. Second row: Dick Rensel, Dave Alexander, Dick Nelson, Ilan Rucknian, George Fuller, llick Spehalski, Mike Salanione, Yirg Kohlhepp, Helly VVeber, Ray Houser and Bill Bailey. Third row: Don Cook, Tom Joyce, Howard Eltringham, Jack Johnston, Bill MCKenriCk, Joe Katus, Ned Burkett, Ron Thomas, Barry Noel, Joe Allen, Roly Bechtel, Jack Stewart and Harold Chelgren, ,,fx-fe ,.,.,...... ...,,,.,,,,..x,,., - l N e KN f-11 .. 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XK7I'C,StllHg Good mdivldual records Shutting out Johnsonburg bx .1 45 0 score the Be 1ver matmen then lost to Bellefonte 32 13 to open the 1953 wrestling season that showed nine wins md four losses for the entire se lson lhe next fixe m itches were ill decisive vuns olnt High Qchool vs IS tiken 41 8 XV1nber vs is on the short end ol 1 23 12 score Brockw 15 lost 44 13 Ixrone w IS downed 39 14 1nd Phlllpsburg took 1 25 15 reverse 'I e long trip to Amitxville L I lN Y resulted in 1 loss for the Beavers Amityville scored their first um oxer the Be :vers in four yexrs of intersection xl meets by a 25 14 score 106 S 1 5 Q , A I ' T s, ll 1 l I ' lv , - 1 1 - , ' 1 7 . Y. Q , z , . , B l ' 7 2 ' 1 L I - l '. Y showing the ability of each gruppler. Red Bank J ' 'Y , N ,Q 4 . , Y 1 ' , ,Q h 1 , - 1, ' 2 r - Y 'i'V 2 2 Y - L I 1 2 - ' . 'h ' ' 1' ' , . ., '. . . 2 ' . . 7 . 2 ' 1 ' 2 ' - . sxfw wif' YZY-Z X N2 any I 'NWN -ci 3, X' Q O O More Grapplers m the upper row are jack Stewart 127 lb class ken K1rkw00d 138 lb class and Les Zart man 145 lb class In the bottom picture are Eugene Young 154 lb class Wally Weber 165 lb class and Bob 'T' Wrestling Mentors shown are Dom Mancla and Ed Okonskl ln Coach Dom Mancxa was unable to be wnth the boys on thus trrp Indxana was the next v1ct1m of the wrestlers by a 26 16 score and Brockway s scalp was added to the strmg of Beaver v1ctor1es for a second time although there were some local matmen mxssmg from the start1ng lme up The final score of the Brockway match was 33 9 Blalrsvllle took a 28 14 wm from the Beavers Ray Mahlon 95 lb class was the onlv Beaver wrestler to wxn In our meet mth Clearfield The county seaters won 36 3 DuBo1s won thenr last dual meet of the season from State College by a 25 14 score joe Wruble was the only Beaver wrestler to get lnto the finals at the dxstrlct meetlng at Lock Haven joe lost the 133 lb class final to Dave Bates of Phnlnpsburg Bates went as far as the state finals before he lost 107 V A! 4 'nl l 9 ul' 1 K ' if , Z x 1 RJ' 3? 1 v 5 ' x fv . 6 ' ' W 1 f X4 A i y A - . 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They' attended all of the out-of-town footbwll games 'uid m'my' of the btsleetb ill Qunes pl iyed tyy ty lhe qirls sported neyy yy hite syyelters yylth chle bl ycle eoll irs this ye 1r 'I his idded y mety md sp trle to their uniforms l he girls enjoy ed eheering llus yy is obvious by their interest plus thelr 1b1l1ty plus their hlrd yyorle All this ldded to the peppy squ 1d th it led our cheers this year q J i Y Bey erly Wright janet Allshouse 110 Louise Ross Shirley Hetncle L is for colossal thi describes Gret Our hmd eheerleelder the best you can get H st 1nd for hep th it could be Nl me Plenty of pep she ney er did licle is for excellent yyorker duel friend lhis is Snntty ulvyays there to the end E xg un for zxtrt special she s really line lh it s Sue shouting loudly Hold th it lin is for ready Louise s thi! She llyy iys h 1d her cheers doyy n pat s for llyely you lynoyy yy ho' I ittle Shirley vy is ney er blue me ins energetic Hey nts thi She s 1 h 1rd Vi0I'lxlllgl1lflL nnss s for yyid th1tsB1rbRe1y We hexye to win she d 1lyy ays say D me ins dependable this dese rlbes an H ll'lllKOI'lslIlf, .ind faithful .1 really true fan E s for euthusi xstie that describes Pat Xlyy lys a helper yye ll youeh for that R is for reliable that hard yy orlenig ten S is for the super squad vyho cheered for our men . . . . . . 2 ' 2 A2 lf' 2 'Z ,,'. x K W x v v I L s 7 v 3 'I .w 1 r L , . . ' u r ' 'xr S l 1 y -A 'f I v fA.'s . 1 H 1 . 1 e 1 e e 9? A -' X. . - , . 1 , v L 2 V 1 ' G- , , . ' , , , . , '4 ' . . . . . . . ' -, e . I' ,,. i 3 , , ' f , o me 3. . V - , l , . 4 1 x J A J --, , W -. - ,u H , ,.t , 5 H K x ' xx v x- v fi .e 5 ' L V A 4 Helen Smith ,. ...yn - Qt, , Y, , ' e 4 , 2 4-. ' , '. ' 1 '. Qi h 1 . ',. 1, e el K . fe 'z z - ' ' '. Ll- ',, , V . , , ' . . , ,V . I X E .1 5. ,yy -5, lf A, H. ,, , ,H . . , . , . .,, AA we f v, ,I ll 7 f H v- y , . eh . .i . , L ,Y K ,J Y Q , , ,, , ', ' '- . , ,- ' , 14 v 3 1 ,V - s 5 1 , -' ' . el J .1 Y Q5 Wx Barbara Reay Susan Xlansell Greta Den Yef Patty Shenkle Janet McDonald J V Cheerleaders nn the fnrst row left to rxght are Shlrley Thompson Donna Sykes Margie Groxes and Nancy Allshouse Second row Ruta Lockltskl Carol Scott Mary Lou Sprcher and Nancy Thomas .44 111 I 1 x P 5 n X YU S ' nf f 1 ' ' ' f 5, , f f xi' H , ,M M .MN f 'ff'-A' 'il -...,. I HA ,. I IJ ' A env ' Ov 'B W9 X Basketball Hardwoodmen shown, lt-lt to right, are .Klan Longley, Terry Coyle, Bill Gritlin, Gene Mike- lonis, ifarl NYray, Richie Corp, Dave Kliknis, joe .-Xnclrnlonis, Tom Gmul, hyilif lflnicki, Tony Rasavage and Coach jim Hawkins. Underclassmen were varsity members. -+1 2-.. 'F .l . A Y 112 ,.:-.--4-1 i 'll ,cf Beaver Quint opened the '52-'53 season at Kane on Dec. 2. DuBois showed a lack of polishing and height but lost by a close score of 40-51. Johnsonburg handed a defeat to the Beaver's on Dec. 5, with a decisive 39-61 score. The cagers from the paper city were taller and got off to a faster opening. For the opener at home DuBois entertained Ridgway on Dec. 9. The visitors went over the Beaver's, 62-42, but the floormen were beginning to show better form. First victory came at Reynoldsville on Dec. 12. The game was close all the way to the last quarter. Then the Beaver's turned on the heat and racked up a decisive 64-49 victory. Second win for DuBois came when they journeyed to Philipshurg on Dec. 16 and stole a close one from the Mountaineers, 48-49. The Black and White won hack a victory from johnsonhurg on Dee. 18 by a 48-43 score. .lohnsonhurg was previously undefeated, but by good rebounding and shooting the Beaver's took them. Reynoldsville turned the table on jan. 6 when they handed the Beaver's a 53-70 up-set. The victors were very agressive all the way. This was quite a set hack for the Beaver's who had just won three in a row. The Red Raiders topped the Beaver's 50-39 on jan. 9. The Brookville cagers just couIdn't he stopped. This was the first of the two games Brookville took from DuBois during the season. The Beaver's were overwhelmed at Altoona on jan. 13. The Mountaineers from the railroad center had a slight lead throughout the game, but in the last few minutes they pulled ahead fast to take a 50-36 victory. The County Seaters rolled over the Beaver's at Vlearfield on jan. 16 by a 70-39 score. The DuBois team got off to a fairly good start, but fizzled under the pressure of the experienced Bisons, A faster Chuck team outscored the Beaver's, 73-49, on Punxsy's floor on jan. 23. Punxsy got off' to a fast start with a good lead and were never headed. 113 Managers of basketball shoxxn nn thelr check room ure Blll Vlnlson Ifd Bradford came to town xx 1th 1 x erx energet1c g oup on leb 13 md thex left toxxn xx1th '1 52 47 vsm from the H 1VllxlI1Sl'llLll Ihe Be lvers pl 15 ed 1 h 1rd g 1me but just could not ehck The Beavers were swamped by Bradford on l'eb 20 ln 1 return QIHIL 1t Br1dford The Owls rolled over IDLIBOIS 64 32 The Blsons repeated bx toppxng DuBo1s for a second tune on l eb 24 Thus xx is the Be lvers l1st home gime Ihe hot shot bunch from Cle1rHeld shoxxmg the form th 1t vxon them the Southern Section tltle topped DuBo1s 83 42 The Red Raiders xx ere the Beavers final opponent Ihe loc xl te 1m dropped lts elosmg contest at Brookx xlle on lfeb 27 by 1 64 45 score 114 Phnllpsburg evened thmgs up when they took 1 return eng'1gement xxlth the Be wers bx a 52 47 on J 1n 27 on the DuBo1s h 1rdvx ood Thex guned thelr slleht edge on the home team bx more 1g,grcss1xfe pl 1x1ng The first Inter State tllt m the lnstorx of D H S xx IS pl IX cd thls p 1st xe lr lt tXI'IIllXXlllC ng Isl md X 0 31 Ihe Be IVCFS took thls e tme e 1s1lx 38 29 Altoona v1s1ted DuBo1s on Ifeb Q md b 1relx edged out the Be 1xers bx 1 verx close 6058 score Ihe home te1m xx I5 1he 1d unt1l the 11st fexx mmutes but lost to the bugger te 1m from Altoon 1 Lookmg better the Be 1vers hoped to take the I unxsx te1m on the DuBo1s court on Feb 10 Ihe Chucks h 1d 1 dlfferent 1de1 'Ihex beat the Be 1vers lll 1 close 5, Illlt. 64 54 Senior ,effcrmen TOM Goon W ALT ELNICKI .. . , 'Z J L K Y' I Z I' . 7 r j I ' C n C n 2' 1' 'y 1 rl x 2 ir 'af 2 . - , . . 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JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD D H S Opp Kine Johnsonburg R1dgway Reynoldsvllle Phlllpsburg Johnsonburg Reynoldsvllle Brookvllle Punxsutawney Phxlxpsburg Altoona Punxsutawney Bradford Tall hard playing Jay Vees won nme out of thexr slxteen glmes I'he1r vlctornes were over Johnsonburg twlte bx 46 38 and 47 36 scores Rxdgw ly 42 33 Phlllpshurg 45 22 'md 3527 lunxsy 53 32 md 46 42 fhex split thelr two gxme SCYICS wlth Rexnoldsvllle ind Brookvllle wmnmg 37 29 from Rexnoldsvllle 'md 30 25 from the xoung Red Renders These Bewerettes l'CCClVCCl experlence whnch w 19 composed mostlx of sophomores Only two Junnors were on the squ'1d Ihe v1rs1tv wxll be lookmg tow 1rd these boys for a b1g lssxst next year Clearfield Brookvxlle J V Hoopsters nn the back row are Coach joe Federxcl F rancns Phxlhps Henry Skraba Bob Spmda Don qhaud Tom Ferguson Blll Reanck and Al Ramen Kneehng Jack Harrlger Dxck Anderson Lynn Ruhl Bob Gould Tom Allshouse and joe Tropansky 115 9 c Q 7 .V ' 4 ' 38 5 ' 'Q ', - 3 ' ' , - . ' 33 - 3 ' . ' ' . -' 2 - . ' ' ' ' 50 . 1 .A . Y .' ' ' 22 . C v. . ' V C. 36 ' ' ' . - ' 29 . - I' . . ' 25 ' . ,Z V, k ' , ' ' Cleafaeld will prove valuable in future years. The team 53 . x ' ' ' X T '. 42 z ' z 61 ' ' . 27 51 44 ' 46 Baseball Better than average Beaver mne Thrills and excitement could xlwaxs be counted on when the Beaver blseball men took to the dx lmond during the 1952 season Co ich Frank 'Nlilfisky dxd an excellent job of w hlppmg a teflm 1nto sh lpe 1 te im that won ten find lost seven games durxng the se 1son The Beavers won the opemng game of the season defefltmg Bradford 11 9 DuBo1s scored nnne runs ln one xnnlng Don Snx der w IS the leadxng hxtter wxth 2 for 4 St Marys hinded the loc lls 1 4 1 loss Don Gxlbert wis the leading st1ckman h xvmg 1 double DuBoxs crushed Brockway 10 3 Sam Valentine s 2 for 4 1nd Snyder s 2 for 4 piced the Be xvers Rldgway wls turned baek bx '1 50 count Gllbert was the leldmg lntter w1th 2 for 4 Clearfield droppecl the Be we s 13 10 nn 1 non leieue tllt Gene Nlnkeloms led the Be :vers wlth two doubles The Bewers scored 1 20 4 Bob Shemuhls 3 for 3 md xl1lC6l0I1lS 4 for 4 led the hltters Bradford wls sunk for the seeond tame 95 ohn Brltton w lS leldmg hntter wlth 1 double Altoona S power house stopped the Nl xlxskx men 6 3 1n 1 non le igue scrap Nl1kelon1s hld the onlx Be ner hut Brockway was trlmmed for the seeond tlme Blll Penx ose was the le 1d1ng hxtter wnth 2 for 4 ln thls 9 3 ball game Clearfield squeezed out cl 4 3 wxctorx over DuBo1s IH one of the most excxtlng g1mes of the season X xlentlne had the onlx hut for the Beavers Rldgway w IS bl lsted 15 2 bx the Beavers Tom Goods trlple md M1kelon1s double led the att lek St Marys edged the Beavers 6 4 X llentme h1d 2 for 4 and Snxder had 2 for 3 to p1ce the DuBo1s hltters Johnsonburg w IS xqun nosed out bx a 3 1 score J Brxtton mlde the lone hlt for the Be xvers Kersey took IU lII1pOI'f'lI1t le xgue tlt 8 5 Gllbert pleed the Be wers wlth two hxts I lter DuBo1s took Kersey 5 3 Shemuh 1 s 2 for 2 led the 1tt1ek Weedvllle w IS stopped 7 6 Thls w IS ln lmport int wm lxl1lxf.l0I1lS knocked the Belvers wmmng 5 2 lI1 1 llter leading butmxn w1th the hrttmg Weedvllle out of the lewgue rxee by game Snx der w is the 2 for 3 Batters and base runners on the Beaver dnamond last sprmg are pnctured below In the first row are joe Maleskn Joe Taylor Fent Shenkle Bob Shemuha and Don Snyder Second row Rxchne Corp Bull Penvose Don Gnlbert john Brntton B1ll Ross Tom Good Ray Lockxtskl and jxm Taylor Third row Mxke Casey Francns Phillips Terry Coyle Tom Allshouse Earl Wray Jxm Calderone Paul Balomck jack Ham er Al Ramen and Floyd Simpson Fourth row Wxley Neilson Don Shaud jnm Albnght Gene Mnkelonls Bob Gould joe ropansky Gene Salada and Ken Bundy no YQ? 116 ix C .1- . 1 ' -' A 2 2 'Y - ' 2 , ,Z , . 2 , , r I A .V . 1 W I' 2 7 . 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