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

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Allce M Ackrom ACADEMIC Ahce a peppx Qtudent clmmecl math and gxm as faxorlte Subject- She belonged to Ieaderb Clula and g1rls Chorus for three xearx and t1el1etel11bfortxxo xt lr lxemg NICL prebldent for one xe.1r 'hllCEN f1xor1te Qports are loot mll and xxre-Qthng She x IQ 111 H1 X 1r1et1es as a tumbler She plank 1 Illll'SlllQ Cxreer Arlene Ackrom How M x111xo -Arlene li a pleieant blue execl blonde vxho toolt her stuehes q111te Qer1ouwlx She p1rt1C1p.1tecl 111 g1rls ehorus her sophomore xedr ind xx 1 xerx ILIIXL 111 t1cl1et club her sop omore jumor intl semor xear She also enjoxs plaxxng pnno Her f.1xor1te subjeet xx IS home llldl-elllg Her pl111Qforthef11t11rt ire lllClC'llIllfL Barbara Lee Allen AC-1111 mc Bxrb vs is xxell ltnoxx ll for her llllISlC1l 1l11l1tx 'ind sense of humor She was 1 lllilllllfel' of chorue, t1cl1et club lr1 H1 Y leaders elulm H1 X ITILIILQ ensemble, and broad casters Stiff Barb xxds x1te premdent of her home room her sophomore xear and secretlrx her semor year She w1ll enter PreQlJxter1111 lloQp1t1l School of INUFSIIIH Joseph Allen Acwr MIC oe ww on the footlull sqnxcl three xeire Nllllllllg h1s letter the thlrd and he xx ie on the bwltetlull md track teams for two xears He xx IN -.ports ed1tor for the Chpper and llfllllillilll mem 1ger of the Forum He pdrtmxpated 111 H1 Var1et1es three years XX hen .1 mophomore joe attended the Qtudent Lflllllill eonxenuon at Qtate College Best Sense of Humor lfll Hughee. Qlllll 91Cl1111dx 12 1 Qin- 'Ann Y-s 'xllC9 NI -Xckrom -Xrlene Ackrom Barbara Lee -Xllen joseph Allen I r r- g v I 1 1' li 1' 1 . A 1 ' 'Q 1- ' 1 K3 , 1 I , . . L ' I X' , H N ' '. 'i . f ' f . ' Ja 3 1 - . k .Q Q1 I , ' A' ' w M . -V., 2- 'Lb-1',i1',,' '-71 - 4 V I h' I ' . 2 ' S. - 1 I ' I Q I 1 1 1 1 I 1 . . 1 1- .i 1 I 1 . 1 2 5 1 1z 1 1- 1 '15 ' -' ' ' ft 2 . 1 - I . '- , ' ' , , - 1 ., . 4 - vu -I g .Skill f 1'-- H' 1 ' U' , .7 Y :aw li ,' I ' ' . ' x 1 -, 1' 'z . '1 1' ' . ' N' K. N . is.. A 1 1 ' J it l 1 1 K. Z 1 ,112 5, ,- ' ' ,L ' , ' 1. 1 11' 1 1 2 M 1 , . , I , xx.: 1 ' , ' If x. K I - ' 1 V i x , x 1 . . Y l K I 4 J' 15 'eq 'z -' ' Q ' ' V F M .l'.' 7 Q '- .. ., . 4 Q J -If 1 5 , X ' . l 1 ' ' X A 1 1.2 1 l' ' V nn MA ' 1 7-, ff 1 ... fl' , A .T l 'xg 5 N 5 I 3-Q l ffl R 5,4 3 ex A--A , 1 1 Q. , f lb, 1 J K 'vi . . 1 3 r 'NIS 1..,,1- l . ' ,J , ,I g . , 'yt ,-13 'nf 4. . 1.71 ! I

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Most Pleasing Personality Harold Chelgreu Nancy 1.33, E l' 'L gi! f M! 31 gy 1 , ,. f 3 - be , N 2 if 'M .-is-' . ,V 05 - he-Q, Ak 25, 5 . by ' M . tts. 1 W ' 1. -'L f' F' if FEM ,,. at Fe.- K-'x Most Polished Bob Berty Barbara Leech Af:- L Q 5. . Pi' f . 1 i ALMA MATER Words by F MANSELI. . 1' .. j. DuBois loyal sons are we: In her praise our song shall beg Till we make the welkin ring VVith our chorus as we sing With the tribute that we bring. Clearheld's hills prolong the strai Echoing to the glad refrain And the gentle winds proclaim Far and near thy peerless fame Praising c'er thy honored name. D-L'-B-O-I-S Chorus ll 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. For thy colors pure and bright For thine own, the black and white Glorious victories we crave Symbols of thy spirit brave, May they long in triumph wave. All thy sterling worth reveal: Grant us nobler, manlier zeal So though borne by time's comm Far beyond thy sheltering hand Still devoted sous we'll stand. D-If-B-O-I-S V CLASS SONG Tune: FROM THE TIME You S Words by: Nl.-XRY Lot' SPICHER lo our dear old D.H.S. lt is time to bid farewell . . As we leave to go our way and AY GOODBYE o the classmates that we have made Vl'ith the knowledge that we've gained We will strive to do our best. And the mem-or-ies of our good times Xl ill-l linger through the years. It is time to say goodbye To the dear old school that we love. As the class of '54 VVe will tr ' to honor ou 5 Y As the years will come and go. NVe will think of days gone by And the days that we'll remember best are the days at D.H.S. Most Considerate jim Steffen Diane Thomas ll

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to Q57 U1 .J X 2 I a F lu Obs. vs 3 Riff 'el ' X vi if ...A-sv ' I ff' ' l gy r ' QF!!! rj 142 . , , n y 545 7' 'N incee .-Xllshouse joseph F. Andrulonis Morgan R. Ball Marv Mae Barner Linda Benson Pattv Benyon Robert M. Berty Marian Kav Blose Beverly ,lo.Xnn Bish Donald BouCl'l Nancee Allshouse Hcsmlzss EDUCATION Nancee was a very energetic cheerleader from Falls Creek. She was Miss DuBois at the Flaming Foliage Festival and an attendant to Miss D. H. S, her senior year. Nancee was vice president of her home room her sophomore year and secretary her junior year She was a member of the dramatics club, Tri-Hi-Y, and the broadcasters staff. Joseph F. Andrulonis xt ro joe, a senior escort to Mr. D. H. his junior year and varsity football was chosen to attend the football Atlantic City. joe played varsity was on the track team for three. Hi-Varieties his senior year. He pla upon graduation. SBIHOI' Morgan R. Ball Dick, an outstanding wrestler, w's known happy-go-lucky ways. He was a me of the and hshing club. He was vice presidei his his sophomore year and president i ' Flip, a member of the varsity wres years, was district champion his senior Mary May Barner Mary, a quiet brown-haired, us from Troutville. ln her sophomore active member of the hunting favorite subject was shorthand. baseball as her favorite sports. As a hobby. she likes reading. Mary plans to be a secretary after graduation. Linda Benson Acamimc Linda was in broadcasters staff, ticket club, and leaders club for two years. For three years she participated in intramurals, chorus, and Tri-Hi-Y. She was president of Tri-Hi-Y during her senior year. She took part in Hi- Varieties as a sophomore. Her plans for the future include college. Patty Benyon VIUSINESS icot?cATxoN This tall, quiet, brown-haired lass was enrolled in the bookkeeping course. Patty was an active member of broadcasters staff and was a member of broadcasters club for one year. She was also active in the Tri-Hi-Y and in ' she participated in dramatics club. Her are indefinite. SCIIIUI' plans ACADEMIC football, wrestling, and varsity student council and was a delegate to the st convention at Vlfest View his senior year. Bob Hi-Varieties, senior year. ' or of the Forum, took part in escort to Mr. D. H. in his Marian ntisixiass icovca riot: of our class had a wide variety of was year member of the broadcaster leaders club, and she participated in many intra- mural activities. Marian sang in girls chorus for two years. She served as a banker during her senior year. Marian plans on attending business college after graduation. Beverly JoAnn AAC,-XIJIQMIC ame sophomore year from Reynoldsville he belonged to Flipper staff, library was feature editor of the Forum her l health and gym as her favorite subiects, and football her favorite sport. jab pl ins to enter the field of nursing. Donald Bouch 1NDl's.'rRiAi. ARTS A quiet, but not shy, lad with dark brown hair and flashing dark eyes, Don was a member of the hunting and fishing club for one year. He enjoyed football and wrestling, and considered science as his favorite subject. ln his spare time lion liked to hunt, fish, and read. He may join the service after graduation. Vila. 1 and while 13